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Investment Securities

Our list of oﬁerings carries a careful selection of High Grade Issues containing

Government and Municipal Bonds, Public Utility and Corporation Securities.

A copy will be gladly furn- ished on request.

Eastern Securities Co. Ltd.

INVESTMENT BANKERS

W. H. V. Dunbar, Manager

I46 Richmond Street, Charlottetown.

St. John ' Montreal

Ilalifax

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While visiting in the (Yity we cordially invite you to

visit our store, win-re you will he shown a complete line oi‘ Souvenirs in China, [leather (ioods and many novelties,

In our assortment you will find gifts suitable for every- one and at a price to suit every purse.

A visit to our store will convince you of tiic complete- ness of our line.

W. W. Wellner Ltd.

JEWELEIIS SINCE 1808

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Official Electric Service Station

We repair everything Electrical

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‘S . “ if: on your car! @,e, _ Starters, Generators, Ignition, v " “ “ Headlights or-TIIE PALMER-WATSON ELECT-

£ RICAL CO.

' _ Electrically at your service

Comer Kent & Great George Strccts Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone 55 P. O. BOX 503

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Experienced travellers know and prefer the International Limited», Canada’: famous train of superior Ilervice and ultra-modern appoint- ments, linking these four great cities:

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dining care and day coaches. _ ' ‘.1 m‘ rm eonvarlcnl Chleolo an" """ ‘unnu-im the ma. nonréri-aoilv.“ n mnzvyrrivlﬂl " w," 9.10

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acted, and aeruplllonal! freed from any kind oi inferior mottt, pnch no slate. Every ton we lend out is of high quality.

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$32 suits

Your suit is here come now and get the choice.

Henderson 8c Cudmore

Your Choice of Our Newest Tweed Suits

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150 SlliTS T0 0NO0SE Fll0M SIZES 35 T0 42

WE NAlIE DEDIDED T0 0i.Ei\N 0P All. 00R MENSAND Y0llN0 MEN’S SIIITS 0E y WNIDN WE NAliE TNE FINESTVST $18 suiis-$i3.50; $20 suits $15; $22 suits

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MEN'S WEAR

00K IN TNE DITY. . -$i6.50; $25 suiis-$i8.75; $30 suits-$22.50;

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NEW CAPS at Patons, Early Fall Patterns. 2i

D MEN'S STRAW Hats 50c, 75c, 98C.

and $1.75, new styles this seasons-- Patons. 2i

LADIES AND GIRLS summ~r coats, greatly reduced in price. AT SINCLAIRS.

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MENS COVERALLS, all sizes, $2.- 55 and $3.75.-Patons. 2i

rnEETowN _'rno service 1n mo Presbyterian Church at Freetown on Sunday, July 22nd will ‘be at ‘l1 a. m.

"outs at $3.50, just the thing for of-

ms. 2i ALL MEN'S SPRING overcoats zoing 1-4 oft‘, always in order for 2on1 evenings, $12.00 to $18.00, worth

916.00 to $25.00.—Patons. 2l CHURCH SERVICES — There will be service in the Belfast

Church, Sunday, July 22nd: High Bank, 11 o'clock; Murray River, 3 o'clock; Beach Point, 7 o'clock. Em- ery L. Wallace, Minister.

CLYDE RIVER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —- On Sunday, July 22nd, the service in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde River, will be at 3 p. m.; S. S. 2 p. m.

BRADALBANE AND BOSE VAL- LEY - On Sunday, July 22nd, the service in the Presbyterian Church Bradalbane will be at 11 a. m. and ln the Orange Hall, Rose Valley at 3 p. m.

ONLY 25 MEN'S black lustre.

flc: or street, all sizes to 40.—Pat-.

i CBOYVS AND YOUNGOmVeETsMCOov-k mills. 8 years to l8, SIDS-Pawns. | 21

church, conducted

with a profusion of ferns and pin and white peonles. The bride wh

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES — BROOKI-‘IELD-The services in thel Brcokfield congregation on Sun-i day, July 22nd will be as follows: Hurtsville, 3 p. m.; S. S. 2 p. m: Brookfleld, '1 p. m.; s. s. 10.110 of Chantilly lace- a. m. soft white tulle, which hung

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BALANCE o: a1] ymmg men's and with orange blossom clusters. boys khaki pants at 89, $135 anqcarrled a shower bouquet of g1,50__pﬂmns_ 2i rosesand white carnations.

pairs to a suit, values up to $14.00, special price $0.50.—Pat0ns. 2i er’ N's“ was best mun’

I 20 MENS summer suits S. B. and D. B. navy two piece only, going 1-4

John E‘. Hcartz sang “Oh, Promis ofL-Patons.

7'13'21_Mc." Following the ceremony a re

PATONS ARE oﬁerlng all men’s bride's pawn“ Those who |5l1mBP Suits ilt1-4 011'? 21 honor in serving were, Miss Mild . red Cox. of Charlottetown,

HAY SALE — Seventy (70) acres Misses mi; LivjnggtQne standing hay by of Mrs. Geo. S. Kelly, ‘Traveller's Rest, Saturday, July 21st at 1 p. m. Hugh F. Morrison, Auctioneer. Sgd.

Catherine Murchison, of Bonshaw Later, Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone lef

proof in fawn and shot effect, mak- 101190 801d 1001191; 11100011 values $l7.00.—Patons.

BRADALBANE CEARGE __ the (18.09 Of marriage. United Church of Canada. Rev. David Coburn, M. A., B. D., P8512012] Services for July 22nd:— Rose Val-i ley, 11 a. m.; Granville, 3 p. m..'| Pleasant Valley, 7 p. m. \

PERSONALS

Mr. W. ﬁfMcLurc of Russell, Mass, arrived home last week to ___ attend the funeral cf his father ENGLINS 1mm proof. just the“ Murray 111111101‘ "0""- thlng for dust as well as rain $10100 to $1100‘ $9_0o‘__Pat0ns_ 2| Mr. and Mrs. Leo Macdonaid,

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Alter a shave, lotion your face with Minardk. Soothing and cool. Excellent for cuts. ‘

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cordially welcome‘ to these services.

boys long pants $3.00 to $l.98.-Patons.

-—Mornlng Prayer in Springfield on‘ Sunday at 11 a. m. Prayer in Crapaud at 7.30‘ p. m. Sermon subject-The margins of life. All are cordially invited.

Preaching services for July 22nd1 are as follows-St. Peter's Bay atl

and Dundas at 730 p. m. Estabrooks, Minister.

will be Baptist services on Sun-

m.; Georgetown, 3 p. m.; and Mon- tague at 7 p. m. Russell L. Wallace Minister.

Lowrey, will deliver a lecture in the United Church, Murray River on Monday. July 28rd at 8 o'clock. The lecture is under the auspices oi’ the Loyal Orange Lodge, and all members oi’ sister lodges are in- vlted to meet in the MacPhee Lodge at 7 o'clock to attend this lecture.

rlage o! Miss Isobel Elizabeth Mur- chison. younger daughter oi’ Dr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Murchison, to Mr Edwin Cecil JohnatoneJoun- gest eon of Mrs. ‘ ‘ Long River. and the late Mr. An- drew Johnstone. took place ot-the Presbyterian Church. Clyde River, recently. The Rev. W. J. Maul-cod,

‘Fitzroy St, City, left by train NORTH RUSTIC‘) _ on Sunday‘ ﬂhursday afternoon for Winnipeg, July‘ 22nd, lhere will be service mlglhere Mr-‘tyacdﬁmldh Wm 5mg“ onnection with the Presbyterian Te (510111161122311 g t’ e Canad a“ Church in Clnada at the North c“ "s em ‘"1" Rilstico School at 11 a. m. All are

Mr. Augustus Bordreault has re- |turned to his duties on the Car ONLY 1o rants 1m sizes 2s to so F "'1' “t Bmde“ “m” SP°"°““B ‘1 $450 valuesugcvv Adlays at the home of Mr. Wen-

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CRAMU” “N” SPRINGFEL“ Miss Belle McLurc of Lexington.

ass., is spending the summer at ,l1er home in Murray Harbor North. l ;her father, Mr. Cartney D. McLurc |had died suddenly of heart falluie only an hour before her arrival.

and Evening

DUNDAS FIELD

_(Bapm') Mr. Cameron McLure returned to Waverly, Mass, on Saturday having been called home to attend the fun- eral of his father,- Mr. Cartney D. McLure at Murray Harbor North. -i<o>—-—-

1.00 a. m.;.Annandale at 3 p. m.; L. B.

Nicaragua has authorized the formation of a nat ional association of engineers to advise the govern- ment before the signing of any con- tract involving a public utility.

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BAPTIST SERVICES — There

ay, July 22. in Sturgeon at 11 a.

EDT, a formerqpastorwof the l’ the marriage, service. The church was decorated

was given in marriage by her fath- er, wore a. gown of ivory satin fash- ioned with tight bodice, full skirt with uneven hemline and overdrape‘ M“ To

Her long veil 01'

was held in place|Am bridesmaid, Miss Irene Murchison,’

blackinohalr. She carried a boll-

,quet of pink carnations. Mr. Sey-

20 BOYS suns (bloomer pants) ‘mour Gordon, B.A., of Briclgewaiw" and the ushers were Mr. Sterling MacLcan ‘and Mr. Clarence Murchison. Dur- ing the signing of the register, Mia:

ceptlon was held at the home of the did

theisteel Co. Can. Com. . and TexaiBrompton . . . . . . . . . .. auction on property MacKinnon, Clyde River. and Miss!

by motor for a trip through the

M. Farmer. Martitlmes. They are now residing 0965-7120-21. ‘at their summer cottage at Brigh-

i. lton, Charlottetown. GABERDEEN (Join-s, Shower gift to the bride was an old-fash-

The ETDOmSiFraser and Co.

_ bearing! es an idea] ca, ma; 522,00 m $2500 the Johnstone crest and containing, 21 the pictures oi’ the bride and groom

;and inscribed with their names and

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,Inter. Paper Co. . . . . . . . . .. ,smn. Oil of New Jersey »Rcadlng Co.

|Southern Paciﬁc .. iUnlon Paciﬁc Ry. . ,Westinghouse Elec. .. United States Stccl . . Montreal Stock Exchange eAbitibi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' B. E. Steel Ist Pfd. . . iMis. Kansas & Tex. Ry . iMontreal Power iNational Breweries ..

Brazilian Traction iiAbitibi

ishawlnigan . . . . . . . . ‘iCan. Steamship Pfd. iMassey Harris .. lAsbestos . . . . . ..

Chas. Gurd . . . . .. Power Corporation . Inter Utilities-B .. Imperial Oil

Bank Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . . .. WHEAT

July 107; Sept. 9851.1; Dec. 81-15. OATS

July 46%; Sept. 40%; Dec. 43. EAT

II July 125%: Oct. l2 ' -~;<o>—-€

esy of LOUIS M. ATWELL 8t CO.

Charlottetown Ofllcc July 12th—J_illy 19th

For Ilhenmlﬂlm has Iinnrd’! Lin- llltllll

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L. O. L. LECTURE — Rev. Mi‘.

July, 1261.171; Sept. 129; Dec. 13211.1. CORN

Dec. 128. STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE

Quotations f-nnished through court-

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CLOSE Abana . . . . . . . . . . ..$ 3.20 S 3.30 Aconda . .. l5 15 ' Argonnut 6 5 Amulet 4.73 4.55 Area 42 36 Arno . . . . . . . . . 30 26 Amity Copper 51 t; 54 Barry Hollinger . 56% 54 Bedford . . . . . . . . . . . 411/1 39 Bidgood . . . . . . . . .. 68 06 Capital Rouyn 13 14 Central Manitoba 1.06 1.01 Clcrlcy . . . . . . . . . .. 15 17 Crown Reserve 50 48 Corona . . . . . . . . . .. 8'» 5 Dome . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.25 8.75 Federal Kirkland 53 41 Granada . . . . . . . . .. 20 Grover Daley ll Holllnger 11.70 Howey . . . . .. . 89 Hudson Bay . . . . . . .. 18.25 18.00

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10 ONLY MEN'S suits one or two 00115111‘ of the buds was h,‘ penclmCon. Gas Co. (New York) 145 . .. _ _ .__ __ of a kind, values to $111.00, s10.0o._'°1‘1“°" taﬂeta- “lmmed W111‘ 14°10 Hud. Motor Car Co. ....... .. 02'. "'“““'"""“‘""""""""""""""""""""" I paw,“ lace, and wore a picture hat of g

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