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The Eastern Guardian The Western A
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. .°IT PAYS to buy in this Province*
..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is
'tha Georgetown Guardian represen- a ve.
..*¢0RPORAL HUGHES will lec-
ture in Town .Hall Georgetown, Tues- day 18th last at 8 p.m. Tea served after lecture. Good musical pro gram. Admission, adults 20c; Chil- dren 15c. 8018.
EASTERN PERSONALS
..°Miss Gertrude Gillis is visiting
at Charnwood the guest of her sister Mrs. .P.`J. Gillis..
..*Mr. Stephen MacDonald, Clear
Springs was in Charlottetown last Sa- turday on a. business trip.
..°Mlsses Wanda MacLellan, Clear-
Sprlngs and Laura MacKinnon, St. Margarets, were visiting friends at East Point.
..*Messrs. Chester MacDonald.
(`lsar Springs and Jack D. MacPhee. St. Margarets--paid~1z-short ‘visit-to East Point last week.
..'Messrs. John A. MacDonald,
and Joseph ' 'MacCormlck, Clear Springs, spent Sunday in ~Soaris the 'guest `of Mr. Edu. Paquet.
::FENOING- Seven strands 48
inch “Dominion” Fencing, 54:: per rod. The'Rogers Hardware Co., Limited. ' 8009-M21.
Ask for Minsrd’s and take no other.
Black and
Galvanized
sin-:rr inoN
90.000 lbs. Wholesale & Retail
The Rogers Hardware """"Ci6f"Limitedlif
The Best Eye Service
Having recently return-
ed from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optometery and was awarded my diploma, I am now in a position to give my patrons the very best eye service obtainable.
My parlor is fitted with
the very best and latest in- struments and is on a par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and Mon- treal.
W-e guarantee you per-
fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes.
We are also expert re-
pairers of Eye Glasses, Spectacles, etc., and will at- tend to . same while you wait.
E.E. Parkman
Graduate Optomentist,
_“QP”
Montague, P.E.I.
We Are \
‘ Modern Opticians
We keep in constant touch
'with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything new is placed on ,the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities. we _ have it.
Our optical ofilce is of the most approved style and is' equipped _ with the very latest instruf ments and sight testing appli-‘- 'snces. -' ,_ Glasses iltted by us do not de-_ tract from the appearance. We
make a -special stud; of the cos- metic effeot to .be-o tained, and can snare you that our glasses add a certain note of nestness and roaaemeat that meets with favorable comment.
childronw eyes resolve oar
special attention. sad we pride ourielvsl on our ability to “‘ a chilli with cbfld's glasses, not'-2 nvitii onnibeissme glasses that. were intended for sdslts. -- Shsdowiketlnoscopy test used. ; Buooseds where others fall. _
it J.. ognomooibi ,-
:liver
..°TWO GENTS PER WORD each
insertion for advertising in this col- .umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-ilve cents.
..°BOURi8 NED CROSS.-The an-
nual meeting of the Sourls Red Cross Society was held in the High School, Wednesday. May 22nd at 3.30 p. m. That the ladies of Souiis are interest- ad in the noble work was evidenced by the goodly number in attendance. 'l'he secretary in her report of the year's work stated that the following shipments had been -made. 51 Qhrist- mas boxes, 2 boxes to boys in hospital, 42 suits of pyjamas, 11 pairs of mitt- ens and 197 pairs of socks. Three Prisoners of War are being kept by the Society. The treasurer's report was equally encouraging. Balance in Bank from previous year $54.48. Cash received $659.07. Cash and -cheques paid out $673.12 leaving a balance on hand of $40.43. Miss Plummer $90.39. Expressage on overseas Xmas Boves $10.25, "Our Day Appeal and Navy League Fund $302.40, Cleaning Halls $2.75. Rent of B. l. S. Hall $5.00. War Stamps 75c (for checks) adv. 75c
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-I.-OBBTER BAiT-Only 25 barrels
left. Order quickly.-- -l-i9LMA%S, Summerside. 8015~M2iE1i
-RUBDER HOSE, watering cans.
garden tools-right goods. right pri- ces at Braces. .
7085-6-1Sat2wksESat2wl¢s.
-PANAMA HA'rs.-oo'n'¢ overlook
our special values in Ladies’ Panama Hats. ,See them on Saturday. Sinclair & 'Stewart Limited 8078-6-14ME2'i.
-GENUINE WEED and Rico Skid
auto tire chains. All sizes in stock at Braces. 8003-6-14M2i
-MEN’S WATERPROOF tweed
caps worth $1.35. Your choice to Cieilr elwh 980. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. 8078-6-14ME2i.
-FENCING.-Braces are selling 8
bar woven fencing 42 in -high at $2.60 per chain delivered. This is not the slack guage, inferior quality fencing
8003-6-14M2i.
spinn~lng--$2.60.---Peanuts--$8;-30,--2 par- - -~ - -- ~----~ -----_...-._.- - -
cels to boys in overseas Hospitals, $2.60, postage on same. Fiannelette and sewing materials $68.43. Follow- ‘wx are the officers elected for the ensuing year. Pres. Mrs. Morrow, Vice Pres, Mrs. A. L. Fraser. Sec. Nliss Gertrude Sterns. Tres. Mrs. Smallwooil. A lieaity vote of thanks vas tendered thc retiring officers for 'heir work during the past year.
PERSONALS
Mr. W. L. Poole, Lower Montague
was in the City yesterday.
Lieut.Col. Jenkins, M.D., returned
Thursday night from Ottawa.
Miss Bessie ill. Beaton, Union, ‘ls
spending a few days in the city.
Mr. J. D. McLeod, merchant oi
Hartsvlllc, was in town yesterday.
Mr. J. F. McDonald, Montreal. re-
presenting Tooke Bros., is at the Vic- toria.
Mrs, Wm. Hlllock of Boston. who
is visiting her home in Appiii lload, was among the visitors to the city yesterday.
Mr. Charles Proulle of Loyalist, left
Thursday for Sackville, N.B., to at- tend the P. E. I. and New Brunswick Methodist Conference.
Mr. Blois Andrew, of Bruce Stew-
art & Co. Ltd., 'has gone to Souris to deliver a light four' Overland tour- ing car to Senator McLean.
Gunner Louis W. Roper who has
been on it furlough, assisting with the farm work at his home in Elast Roy- alty leaves this morning for Halifax ro 'rejoliriheiutli"Slege"Ba1.tery . `
HGASOLINE 40c per gallon-The
Rogers Hardware Co , Limited.
8009-M2i.
STUCK llUlllllIONS
HALIFAX, N.S_, June 14.-(Quota
Lions furnished by F. B. McCurdy & Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- Curdy Building, Halifax, N. -S.)
CLOSING PRICES'
Yesterday
Atchison . . . . . ... 84% Am Loco 64% Anacondn 03% AmS&R.... ...76% Can Pac ............148'/4 M. F. Ct. ...........103%
Mex Nor Power 95% '
Reading . . . . 90%
S. P. 83
45
99% ....1211/3 79% 80%
e 64% S. . . . . . . . . . . ._.G21/4
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Today
64% 64% 'I7
|49 i0Il% 94% 90% S395 45%
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103 121% 80% 78% 65
Victory Bonds
The undersigned having
been appoir ted to sell Vic- tory Bonds for the Special Committee for Canada.
The price named tfday
by the Committee is 99 1-2 and accured interest No commission 5, 1_0, 20 years.
Send application to
Eastern Trust Co.
CH B. LONGWORTH
Acting Manager
154 Richmond Street
Charlottetown.
*'W"i
For Your Soldier Bo
in camp or atthe front;yfor your Sailor Lad patrolling the high seas; from you to him to make his heart light and to help keep tight the home ties.
your photograph.
ri.. cool. sion..
The Newest Designs
in pcture frames in sli sizes and styles, moderately priced. Call and see
umm. 1 4.
-WOM‘EN'.‘. navy and black Par-
amatta Rain oats worth up to $8.00 specially priced for Saturday to clear “$4.95. Sinclair & Stewart Lim-ited. ‘
8078-614ME2i
-MOTOR PARTY--Mr. E. C. Hlltz and party. consisting of Mr. Dan Mtc- Kenzie, W. G. Simpson, and Mr. Isaac Bernard. motored from Ken- sington, to Charlottetown and Dun- das on Monday.-R.
-60 PAIRS WOMEN’8 patent lea-_
ther and line kid pumps, assorted odd lines. worth- from- $3.50 to $4.00, on sale to clear Saturday per pair $1.98. Sinclair & Stewart Limited.
8078-614ME2i
-LADIES untrimmed tagel braid zats. Regular $2.00 to $3.00 Your hoice on Saturday. any hat in the lot 69c. Sincia.-ir & Stewart -Limited.
` 8078-614ME2i
-BRACE'S FENCING is from one
half to one guage heavier than a lgt of the so called full government guage fencing. Guage it and be convinced.
8003-6-14M2i.
-AUTO INCIDENT.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. McDonald, accompained by the Misses Flo-rence Phillips, Loretta McNeill, Pearl Cannon, motored to i{elly’s Cross on Sunday last, where they were the guests of Mrs. James McDonald. Owing to an accident to Mr. McDonald's car they had to re- main till a late hour -Sunday night. ln 'osponse to a telephone call, friends `rom Sunmnerside brought the parties home nt an early hour Monday morn- in-g.
-KENSINGTON BOY WOUNDED.
-Mrs. Thomas Somers, Kensington. received a telegram Wednesday, sta- ting that her son No. 444897, Private John W. Somers, Infantry, was onl- cially reported admitted to Seventh Casualty Clearing Station on‘Muy 271-h 1918, wounded accidently in head by a bomb. As there were no particu- lars it is sincerely trusted that his pa- rents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Somers of Kensington will shortly receive news of his speedy recovery. 3
--IN MEMORY- The flag on the
Odd Fellows’ Hall, Summerslde was at half .staff on Thursday for their brother, Lieutenant G. T. Metherall, who has been killed in action after only a short time in France. Lieu- tenant Metherall was a particularly fine type of manhood. He was an oillcer of high ideals with a deep sense of d-uty. He left with the 105th Battalion and while in England was ordained as Chaplain. leaving for France a little over a rponth ago
-L.
-.PREPARING FOR RACES- The
managers of the Kensington trotting Park are rushing along the building of their new track. On Tuesday and Wednesday a number of men with picks and shovels and others with a horse and cart, turned out gratis and gave the works a "push" along. The- lumber -is now on the ground for stables, judges stand and grand stand and in the coarse of a. few days a number of carpenters will be on the job erecting the buildings. The ma- nagement intends to have the works completed and everything in readiness for the opening trot early in the sea- son.-'-H.
-TOWN COUNCIL AT KENSING-
TON-The regular meeting of the Town Council of Kensington was held Monday evening, June 10th, Mayor Jardine presiding, Councillors pre- sent: lliowness. Champion, Dona- hue, Lockhart. Caseley and Warren. minutes of last meeting read and approved, a number of bills were passed. On motion, J. B. Proiltt and William Goss, were appointed fence viewers for the town. Council- lor Donahue. chairman of Town pro- perty commlttee, reported that it was their intention to havethe Town Lot property set out with turned posts. and chain fence, and ilt up the build- ing thereon. so as to improve its ap- pearance. Policeman Moase reported one arrest for drunkenness. Mayor Jardine called attention to certain dis- orderly conduct on Saturday nights. urging the Policeman to use his autho- rity more' severely. He also referred to the running of automobiles, stating that the Policeman should see that the drivers of such be made to con- form to the rules and regulations. Un motion it was agreed unanimously to have the four concrete crossings on Broadway Street laid down at an early date. Councillor Caseley call- ed attentlon to the fact. that pedes- trians on Broadway Street .complain that the mailman is making too much use of the sidewalks with mail carts Council then adjourned.-R.
HOW T0 GOOD( POTATOES.
it is a great mistake to peel pots~
toes »before cooking them. People who
do it at this time are wasting the ns- tion's food for the- most nut itioul 0! the potato is next to the skin. The
following parody contsins soils very -mul golfing north; nnhlnnli
-TWO CENT! PIR WORD IAOI-it insertion for advertising in this col.-__ umn. Cash must accompany order. -Minimum charge twenty-ave cents. .l
7085~G~1Blt2Wlt¢EBat2wk|.
-FENCING.-Carloads of full hear
vy guage again in stock 'at Braces. See advertisement. 8003-6-14M2l
-ENTRIEI FOR THE MON1'A_ QUE STAKI RAOIG. `close with the - Secretary, Saturday. June 15th. _
8064-6-13M3i.
_-JUNE BR|DE8i Get your kitchen
utensils and choice groceries at 'Bra- oes. _ ~
7085-8-1Sat2wks|ESat2wks.
-MEN'8 fine Box Kip Boots, rog-
ular $3.50 to $3.75, clearing at $2.75 per pair. Sinclair & Stewart Limited.
8078-6l4ME2l
-wOM»EN'S fawn Parametia Rain-
coats worth $6.25 clearing on Saturday at $3.75 each. -Sinclair & --Stewart. Limited . 8078-6-14M-E21.
-F<ENCiNG.- Braces have all
styles and sizes of woven fencing ag- aln in stock. Freight paid on cash or- derg_ ` _ S003-6-l4M2l.
_.|-|A1'3_-980 buys a trimmed hat
worth up to $2.50. See them in our Millinery Department on. Saturda5'- Sinclair & Stewart, Limited.
8078-ii14ME2l
-DON'T FORGET THE FIRST
PAYM-ENT, one per cont.. is d\1° June 15th on the Montague Stake Ra ces. Send your entry NOW. \\Bf0l'0 you forget it. 8064-6-13M.<li.
-THE CLASSES FOR THE MON~
TAGUE STAKE RACES to be held on August 21st are 2.17 trot, purse $250; 2.30 trot, purse, $250 and ii 2.45 pace and trot, purse $200. One Percent due on June 15th. I 8064-6-13M3i
-ADVANCED PRICE ON WOOL.
94c for clean washed wool. 70c for unwashed. Bring or send in your clip. Freight paid on shipments of 100 lbs. and over. Sinclair & Stewart. Limited. 8004-6-14ME2i
-'AUTOIST FINED- An autolst
who resides in the country and occa- sionall takes a trip to town was on Thursdliy morning summoned to ap- pear nt the Police Court to answer a charge against the “Motor Vehicle Law," that of running his machine with no idenlilcaition number. For this breach of the law his honor, the Sti- pendiary Magistrate imposed a ilne of $10 and costs orrmprisonmentffor- lff days.-H.
,..__._.
\VES'1‘ERN PERSONALS
--Mr. W.. Simpson of Cavendish
spent Thursday in Summerside.-L.
-Mr. Calvin Bell, Charlottetown,
paid a business call to town Thursday --H.
-Mrs. Wilfred Tanton. Alberton, was visiting in Summerside on Thurs- ` day-1-I..
-Mr. Peter McCaull of Ellerslie
was in Summerslde on Wednesday on business-L.
--Mr. and Mrs. Bert McEwen of
New London were in Summerside oil Thursday.-L -
-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernard of
French River were in Summerside on Thursday.-L.
-Mr. Ronald Wright of Minto, N.
B. is spending a few days visiting in Summerside.-L.,` -»
-Mr. Michael ~McMillan, Bloom-
field, paid n visit to Summerside on Wednesday--H . _
-Mr. and Mrs. J. F. White. Jr.,
-Mr. A. L. Elscncr, Halifax, N.
-Mr. Archibald McDonald, Glengn-
ry, is in town .his \.cek acting in the capacity of jurym-an.-ll.
-Mr. and Mrs, I1. D. Waite of Tig-
nlsh spent a few days in Summersidc
ang left on Friday for Amherst, N. S.
-Mrs. Wm. Huestis and Miss Bor-
na of Charlotetown are visiting i
A
-Mr Geo Binns of the Shoot Me
Summerside Thursday on business iny the interest of the firm.--L
niece Miss Thelma Allen.-L. I
____ .-
-Mrs. J. G. Baker of Alberton
and Mr. and -Mrs. Leslie McNutt of? Malpsque were in Bummerslde
of their niece Miss Ms on » use Mr. Claud Sinclair which took- place,
-ecnsen noone. wire, hinges, ~
paint, eto., at Braces. ‘ f S t
S5 Qvaansrnser
sl Careful
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BR|llSH STEAMER SUM( [ill li. S. Clllil
sinking. The I(emun.l was a vessel ofi
5,871 tons. Slie was oi`l"iho Virglnia,TH'E SUMMERSIDE DRIVING PARK' ~ Q _
Albewonl were vismnz' In Hummer. Capes when attacked. Sho was lastl - COMPANY ' \ “do Thm.Bday__H__ reported as leaving Moulin. . -
-_- J. F. ARNETT,
/ \ '
1' il
A visit to our Boys’ Clothing Department wil
convince you that this is the store to purchase your Boys’ Clothing in. Why because we have the Stock at
_,the right prices with the right styles. `
_
S01 ~ ~1l.Mi.ts3i. ' $0”
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I “W” l at the Summerslde Driving Park on
(9P°°|°' *° Ti" G"="d'°“) Dominion Day, Monday, .idly 1, 1918.
AN ATLANTIC PORT' “hm” 14'* held at the Summerslile Driving Park .
A British steamship arriving hero to-l on Mommy, July lst: ia; §;=ss;:;‘;.‘l‘.‘;a.S:‘.f. ""'.°.....'
. . , . . . ... .
égigéenxggkégst gyiygxt tggsllfih? $3512.19 Trot, 2.22 Pace, mile hoatmzwool inarvine. Two hours later word was'2_3|;“.?lF0t"};uif`mil'e' h`é,.;_ts'_`i,°u'|_"$° ' | received from the vo'-w" that she was $150___i ____ _ ___$15o_00;
Plamiing Ahead Enables
o 0fler You Good Values in
Mm-'S Fine Sruas 0-tml
Summer Suits
T h ese suits rep-.
resent the best finished
its from the biggest
manufacturers. They embrace th e fullest range of the season’s choicest woolen fabrics and colors. 'The styles
f are the smartest--ap-
pealing to those who Want correct, refined clothes at a moderate cost. We have clothes to fit and suit every- body. Prices range from $8.0() to $32.00
W- L d_ safaris;
Your Wool I t
[The Clothing Men.
S ' _d #H I ma ummeiriiaigtes orse Try Us For
Glassware
lf you you are looking for
rcal values in glassware. see what we offer you today.
You will find here a most
complete- variety and the pri- ces are perhaps lower than you
$550.00 ln purses for the horse races
The following horse races will bc
' SUNNYSIDE
Secretary.
3- 39 in 'WWII l-his Week 1" the infer' Keep Minard’s Linlment In the house;8083-6-l4fstucs4l. ‘ em °f his “""~H- - i
i r "
l_` _ .__-'Y Y'
on rroéion co., Monroe. was sl. A full assortment in these celebrated Vehicles including 'ail'the_
" latest styles. Q _
a Harness and Harness parts Collars, etc, etc.
Evgrything that ,you can possibly require for your- horse in.
great -Vdhety -
‘”°““""’”’ “"°““‘““ “ll” "’.’.“"‘“i§._ Machines, Clothes Wringers “and astro hom. of M... mil. wright-_,Qi - QhgrnS_ Pagg-W'1re Fgngg, _+
thin and debllftated. your system;
Miles f ‘Put your blood in good oondttlon. . }iood'o Bsrsspsrilla acts directiif sll psoniisrty on the blood.--it pui-if ii enri ii nd revitslisss it and
It is sure to halls yell.. -.-
E?-s;§;;-mggfgil,_T§g;§§,gf;§‘,-,gggigg cARRiAcEs Grant & Kg.-lngdy HARNESS
‘ ook LINES '"1
§".l‘.’i‘.Zi‘.‘€2li’? “‘°j‘ff °‘ ‘““' L' I' Heney and Baynes Carriages now opening.-
CHAR-IQOTTETOWN P. E. I.
‘ andGates ' ~ _ it
CLEANSE THE BLOOD if "1 We carfy instock nowa complete line of fence for THE EARM.; 0 - _ - AND *vom DISEASE. for the FIELD, for GARDEN ai tl THE LAWN. _ -
Wh" >'°“f "'1°°° 1° "“P““‘~ "°““-' PAGE FENCES-always give satisfaction. - _ _ _,
incomes susceptible to any or all dis: _ our are G .our Prices are Right desi;
\
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would expect. -
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