‘AUGtlST_26._1l_921

Forltiié Protection of “the Public

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

no.1; sravn

The Trade Name-

THE nexm. sfons

TO PREVENT THE LITTLE HURT FROM GETTING B|G

apply our effective first aid treat ment. Use our Asoptlr: prepared bandages which nre medltrlnﬂll)’ correct, together with our henllm: ointment. All spralng, bruises, and simple wounds reSpond readily to our treatment. Try our Penetrating Lillllliﬁlll.

a. t. MABON. ,

Drugglst and Oplo metrist

Montailue

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vnone Connection

. r-tms-‘rttctl that

MISS BLANCHE BEATON

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l; printed on Every Genuine Sealed Packet, which guarantees the Quality and Value oi the Contents

a RADE WITH YOUR §YES OPEN .- n,‘

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PRINCE 01,- Henoziiéoéii‘ > l’ THRONE AT tam AT enact u

Ilntliiill). .\u;:. 24' in the rtl-trr Yard oi‘ the Government lnrlltltngs at six o'clock this ruorniuz. Prince Emir Foisal "ormally ascended the ' Throne oi‘ the lrak region. .\ rreat ‘usseurhlztge witnessed the t-ttre. ~ mony.

Sir Pertrv Cox. the British high t-tmtruissitm-er‘ for Mewopntamiu. "nod a lprorltrmation declaring Bri- tish recognition oi’ Feieal as kinr: "Irvll handed him a personal mes» aize or congratulation and urn lint! Irom Kim,’ George. This nteusaue annratnreil the approaching (‘on - t-lusion ‘of u treaty "to iillllﬁtéﬁfilit‘ tho Alliance into which xve enttirt-il tittrlng the darli days 0t‘ the war."

Great Britain's derision tn re.~ piano the provisional native Gov -rn merit of Mesopotamia h)‘ thr. vrl-a- tion of an Aral) stale to ho illlill up around Brtgdtld, was unnotmt-c-ri in the House of (‘ominous by “fins- iun bpetrt-er- Churchill, the (‘oloniul Secretary, 0n June l4. it was in » tiloatvtl hy .\ir. (‘hurt-hill at that time that lEtnir Peisnl, son or‘ tho King oi’ the Hadlaz‘ would bc t-htisen head of the uzrw state. King Hussein. it was added had alreadv

his son lihzisztl. should candidate for the throne

hen

Rllnnrdw Iilnlluent for

MlSS ozone: 1-: MATTHEWS

lllll instant GUARDIAN

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.."GANG PLOW WHEELS re- rrairvtl. “ado tzuotl as new. i. llrohnut, Montague.

.."‘CORRECTlON-ln a recent

~'u-* o: (luavtliart it stall-it whore the rut-her utont- oi the new tomun (Yuthuu- (‘nnrrh was. to he

‘d on silﬂllit)’, Allgllrlt 25th. 'I‘ht.-t sluiluld have been on Sunday, Aug. gs‘! t.» A.

..*NEW LEAGUE ' FORMED_ 0o the ilth of August a suh-titvr- eion of the Garth-Jill: “Kimono

lrlﬂu: Wits mtaiilishril ut Sourls by llrs. ltohert Knvii, (lrgauizing S eretary. The following oiiicere

trttr- t .11: ted: ‘President. Mrs. ‘. 1). Alcliinntm; 1st Vlco-i’r~o~.., Mrs, Robert Donahue; 2nd Vice» . ' . ' Laut-hlin Mclnnis; Zlrd

John NicQua ld ,

Muliltizr St. John; . A. l<‘. Mt-Qtrzriti.

..“"A VALUED SOUVENI'R—'l‘ht= trun. which had been prescntetl it‘ tho tmvu of Gtorgcttitrn straw months trgo, has been PPXlIOVQtI from the lront o! the town ha.! to thu Post Olfivo yard. where it i< to he Swi up in ilret rate alyltr. lt has lawn very urtistitsally paint- ed by .\lr. Henry Sampson. it is illl(lt'l'.\‘l(.'Il(l it is tu he set on u permanent stand and will retuain titer-e as :1 stnlvenir" at’ llle great our. 'l‘hi.~l gun is one of tho rap- turr d German guns taken hy the Fanadlans in 1918. A practical suggestion has been put forth hv strum oi’ the progressive men of tlu- town to tualco tiriz-t gun a monu- ment ln memory 0t‘ the heroic

..*PORT HlLL-ituv. m. amt

J. oi Montreal will hold service lnltl-‘tlr. vhilctl friends at Georﬂvlttwil

iiing George's Hall, Port ilill. on Furlaixuhng. 28th pi T p. m.. sum jri "Pitmng Life's lumphasis on the liight 'llrings." ,‘

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‘TEACHEWS MEETING-At a rueeting o! the Executive or tit.» Eastern ‘l‘eut:hers‘ ASBOUlHIlIHIN held in Charlottetown recently n was decided lo hold their unnllal

convention this year ut St. Peter-elk.

on Wltluy, Sept. 2nd. A very in- ttnreutiug as well u; cdtrcatiorurj programme has been zrrrangml in!

illls meeting. Some vory intertw- iug rtmurks dealing with the rt» t-cnt conference held in Tc-rottto

lat.ly will he ruude by Superintend- tnt it. H. ltoguza and .\lr. l.. \\’.l Shaw, inspector n! Schools. A public meeting will he held in ill.‘ irvening to which all interested t.»

odut-ation are r-tirtlially invited in attvntl. A upet-ul mnaitaal pru- glrantute has hoen arrungretl lﬂr

this session. All teachers, hut ruost especially the young teat-Tu; "W. are urgently retiutsteti to he. present. —~A

Eastern Personal-s

..'Ml~:s Mary Dotyle. George- town, lett Monday to talre a posi- tion in lSaskatr-hewanlA.

__"Mrs. Muloney, Plctou, tmo thlreefrhlltiren, are visiting Air-z Harry Fraser, Georgetuwn—A.

_.‘Mr. Willard Durant, Slimmer side is‘ visiting his aunt, Mrs. Jae.

trznin from (ltrirgtatown who so nob- ly "iilrriiittutl their lives in the revent war. 'l‘ho suggestion is to, have a plate with the. hurries 0f; 41in 1111mm; engraved upon it plat-err on tho gun. This has been done in several tnwnn in Canada and, has proved very strocossfttLw-A. {O-i-iw-

‘THE CORNER STONE of the new vwmni; her quugnmr, Mm Barnes,

SI Jame: (‘hurch Georgetown. will he laid on Sunday, Aug. 18th. (‘ceremony starting at t!

"""I|"l"ti‘t'lnt'l\' a. m.

Butchllder, Georgetown—A.

.."~Miss Anna IVk-Lellan, who has". been visiting triontls at New- port, returned to her home ut Georgetown._A.

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..-*.\ll.~'.+ Alargurt-t Kelly, .\luuta~ I'.u-. l.» noting Mrs. (1)1) Stewart, til argtrtuwn. ' .

John J.

..*.\lr. '('lzrrk. Annun- rt-itzlllj.‘ -A.

..=".\ii:=s Atlelln; Alcvorumttlz, of , 1.. visiting her mother ».\lrs. J. .\l('('(ll‘lllllt, Georegtowu. ~ A. -———{0->-————- X-Rays and Ex-perle l ltltlvrzlrtl W. lietliivlth-the paint- . ». .~u:iw set-rum. naid the other liar at the Phllatdeltrhla Art (iluh.

"l st-u that in Pilfig the experts are proving’ tho authenticity or‘ du- hiotls old llliiwlPFii by moans uf t!.- 'l‘hi.- lg u good illt-u. it will do rrwzrv with a lot oi houx~ inn.

"l hPurd tho other day of a deal- tr who tried to hoax a proiiteer. 'l‘lie- dt-alor (littered a Raphael for sale, pllilillllg to the signature tram bautly. but after exurnlninz, _ the .~'i‘:naturt* the protiterar said:

"Flt - nuutc don't look tie Rte.- li;|<-l. Looks more. like llacirel to lilo” §

'i‘lu- tlt-ztler examined the signa- turl- himsi-li’.

"Yiw. it is llat-llrl." he snltl. “l’ll lt-li ,ou the hlStUPy oi’ that. When

Raphael painted that picture he “as ln hard lurk. Yonder-stand, so

lie put it in tho wife's nume.- Wanhirlgtori Slur. v k {aa—-- ~-

Nlght Doctors

"lvtrls has organized a service 01' night tioctors," writes n trorrot '_, ponilcrtt from the French capital.‘

Who, then to summon? You don'- know. Someone thirtk-s there is n d atur two streets away, and away

__'Mrs. Compton, who has been

Charlottetown, has returned to her‘ home ut Georgetown-ﬁx

Minor-d’; Llinlmrnt for ﬁnlrln. Etc.

tuu dash. Yes, he is in. and he will aomte. lie routes. He is a tired lllilll.. liis eyes are heavy with sir ‘p. Aﬁltlt’ he irlls you he has littlt- rust for a week. it your own

medlral tulvisor hail route it would ttlliiéldli llllrr» Th" =*"'*""'l““'*' have been tho sillllv. \\'.'r:|t ‘ _ __ _ w“). Ur Hyh-hm u, ‘curt,- mon nigh." frankly and sperliit-ally deutarrtlixig. "ill Illrll‘ “Wtlhi hi»). ll.» ma)’ Ind day! Nizltt1l'o'~'llv titttt- -

. . - . . ~ 'l‘hov'll nevi-r llntl "it. is rather remarkable." contin. mggimiisl"ui:nld ,.:,‘.',€M.'MNA . 59nd,“; i. “mt, guhl, star, PM; the lgurgvipsundeflll‘ $1M w‘: night's Mork nho hurt not llllill that uiouus he's t-lt-vvr. llu l)l‘tll)r'ilt{ n‘- t '. t , > -,‘-' ;‘.. ,. _, _ y“ , . ..-.. '—""

- ' ' - 1 l. t ~ l‘ - ' .-.:l'~ i .- ,"il‘ ‘rum n v IHW‘ "m5 m‘ Y0“ immpdhnely w!“ ttilvtlllifklllllrﬁt:‘Hlglflillxu ")lr1ll|“llt"l\\\"illi h: tlexin ‘or: all the ('llI‘l5llli£l.i Just so “mm” l.” the mmuy ‘luctmn P““"‘l' ho TQZItllJY, or‘ ‘vourse; to g1» whur- tr -\\‘l|_v not. then, catch him “T H ‘Jbd: .1 ha” f lrlr he- rs out attending a cttae. ever he is “lanolin. wit“ a (mrisnnus "op? Pass “my hflllgl. you salt you .

it FPPYIIS to manythat tho nut- lon-wide search for thi- boy" would he rrroro llllt*l't"iilllfi if it w: re condurtetl along more

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it! are under way, the searchers may il'r[l'n§ljijnﬁiljlv\‘| look over tht-ir truditentrte, and pick

he rest,

a ira-i st-r-rus. start out

‘ hi: in nut-h a simple luanuer for‘ hard to lliiii “Ill "m" we

l but he'll be. there. hansus City

‘VON m“ m“, m,“ phrisunns| plowed that ten-acre field?“ sand “Wm Wm m, a m,“ Wm, p,..,,.,.u;.-1 the first larruor. V _ h“. mud mm, bu“; m, m“; 1min] "No, i only said l was thinking ‘my Wm m. “nmvpd a luokqn; 1mg. érhput ‘llluwlllg it. said the second little boys are not wanted and are, u ' 7 _ new] tun“ ttlfit-t! to got in by any hook or, _ 1- ~_"‘- 3"“ W’ l," Y _

crook. 'l‘hen, after the exercise; "' ll 0v“? l" Yul" mmd- “P3553113

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Catching the "Bad Boy"

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MR. RICHARD McPHEE

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The Last Week The Great Competition

DOUGLAS

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Help Your Favorite Win

A Great Prize

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..MISS LYMA WRIGHT... .. , MISS JENNIE MOASE

MR. VERNON MADDIGAN MISS VERA PE-AKE

Point Schedule This Week The Charlottetown Guardian

8 Yllfl

1 Year - 720°

*2 Yelrl 18°00

3 Year: 36°00

The (Jharlottetown Examiner

1 Year 35w

2 Yeare ....................................................................... .. 9000 13°00

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Manning Piano. George some. Charlottetown. THE FOURTH PRIZE In the big competition l: a Symphenole valued it $140 PW‘- chned from and on exhibition at Miller Bram, Charlottetown. FIFTH PRIZE ll a 6 day Tree ‘trip to Montreal, nl be an Ideal vacation trip tor anyone. L stxTu PRIZE-UNI) In cnh

FREE PRIZES AND HOW THEY WILL BE AWARRED

FIRST GRAND PRiZE-A ﬁve passenger "New Gray-Dart Special Touring Car valued at $1640.00" and purchased from Sterne, White and McNutt, Charlottetown.

This wonderiul prize can now be seen at The Gray Dort Show Rooms, and all who are lnteruted are Invited to call and see it.

SECOND GRAND PRIZE In a five poannqer Chevrolet Touring Car, valued at $1,000 purchaned trom A. Horne and Cm, Kent. Street, Charlottetown.

Call at the Show Room: today and the management will be glad to show W" thin beautiful ear.

THIRD PRIZE in The Guardian competition is a $500 Upright Grand Sherloek- This belutllul Plano may b0 wen at Miller Bron, Mulic Store, Great

Queen

Street,

Music Store, Great George Street.

l expenses paid. Thll Wﬁvld r

SEVENTH PRIZE-KNOB in cash

EIGHTH PRiZE—$25.0Q in cash. »

TEN PER CENT CASH COMMISSION Prizes will be awarded to all candidate! who continue actively in the col-teat. and fail tolwin one of the regular Prlui- EVERY ACTIVE CANDIDATE IN THE GUARDIAN COMPETITION WILL BE A WINNER. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LET THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITV PASSEYSI: BY. BE A WINNER. ENROLL YOUR NAME AT ONCE FOR ONE OF TH PRIZES.

NOTE-If the first grand prize in won by a candidate living in district Number Ono, the second grand prize, which In a Chevrolet Touring Car, will be awarded to the candidate having the highest total of point: in District Number Tbvo. or vice veru, and the balance of the prizes will be awarded to the candidates having the next hlqhelt total oi polntl.

DISTRICT NUMBER ONE COMPRISES ‘THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN

‘AND THE TOWN 0F SUMMERSIDE.

couentsas ALL THAT TERRITORY IN PRINCE EDWA%‘I§RI‘SCITAIEDJ%ZET:IgEI$HE ctrv OF CHARLOTTETOWN AND ‘rue TOWN

0F BUMMERSIDE.

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