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0F TH: your friends s souvenir ofaP.

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funeral of the LQ..W_.,H_ _

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I - i J . . . v - sliml- Rtlskios to thellooific Coast» - train; with open-top observation wgtltfollgh the Al of Canada-oonvem» on; udrgdulesvfinemdining car service-w _ sud direct connectio ‘ tVancouver byrail and steamship fora! ‘ . ific Coast points, r

ml by steamship for ' toria, B. C., Alaska, ' llswsii, the Oriengotid Australasia.-

' Trip ls . _ the Best of Vacations I

‘For 500 miles you pass through gorgeous Alpine scenery. Stop oft privileges at Band, Lake Louise, Field (iorYEmersIrI Lake and Yoho Valley). Glacier, Sicamous, Vancouver, and Victoria, B. C. on theCoast.

But even if you have no time to spare,

this trip through Canadian Pacific

Rockies is a real tlon.‘ - z I ' I ‘ <

s.» Full Farce-ton‘!

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N. lifilSBRISAY,

District Pssssngsr Agent

write,

sriuoiln, N. s.

STERN STEAIIISHIP humus, INC. INTERNATIONAL LINE a

ENG-Ell AND JTIIEIGIIT SERVICE DETWEN 8'1‘. JOHN AND IIUSTON

Steamship GOVERNOR DINGLEY will leuve 8t. John every Wednes- st8 u. us. nnrl every Saturday ui t] p. m. (Atlantic time) [or Boston. Wednesday trip: are vln Eustpnrt und Iiubec, due lloston about ll Thursday. The Saturday trips are to Boston direct due Sundays 2 p. m. ' lIeturnr-Jmuve lloston iiioudnys nucl Frlduyr ut 10 n. us. (Daylight Time) for Eultport, Iiubec null St. John. rum $10.90 STATEIIOOMS 83.00 no Direct connection st Ilnston with the Metropolitan passenger nud It steamers to New York vlu Cope Cod Cuuul._ For staterooms, tutu and nddtionnl formation apply to A. C. OURRIE, Agent

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Spray! Spray! Spray! We cm Sell all. the Sprayers so We 0n|y Sell the Best

@SPRAMOTORS

These machines are brass throughout." Made by a Osnadian Firm who have made a IPWHW‘ °' m" n“ h" over 30 years. The o nly outfit made that w'l|l withstand Bluestone solution and furnish ample pressure for 12 noz- zles. We have them in Hand or Power. A oataloil"! "l"! Prices furnished for the asking.

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Also stocked’ with Paris Green, Arsenate of Llmst Arssnsts of Lead, Biuestone of highest quality.

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Clearance sale.

Patons.

i‘ THE cannula . ' - l-LusThsrsue-s '

of the province ever I Price fifty seven cents postpaid. Guardian Office. t .

FOR ONE WEEK July 20th, July 27th we will give 10 per oent dis- count off watches, jewelery sliver- wire. E. W. Taylor, I42 Rlchomond

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Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must be-in the Guardian Office before» of the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m. on Saturdays.

EAfnm son SALE-Fifty acres Lot '65 at Rocky Point, along the South Shore Road. owned by Geo. A.‘ Smith. See the-‘lund-gantl send in your offers to Mioclfinnon Si: Mc- Neil], I10 Great George Street Charlottetown. '

TH E SOURIS RAOES.-Souris

. will have its rtnnual galu day next

Wednesday ‘whenthe ‘Souris horse racers wtiill be held. The track has been greatly improved -fou' the on- czmion and the people oi Souris tLfi-tl iln foot all King's County ure interested In the sporting event. An excursion has been arranged from the Magdalen Islands on the I3. IS. R. ‘W. ‘Hendry, arriving in Souris on the morning of the races. An excursion hzns also been arrang- ed from Montague and ‘Suurmorside by the Miagdaien. In addition there wild be a large number oi’ autos from Charlottetown, -. Montague, Georgetown flllitl all parts of King's County. Given o. fine day, Sourisr w.lil have one of the greatest cnowds in its history. ‘Mr. II. II. Acorn, the Ipificiemit munrrger ‘pf the racing program, is using every efforts to secure good fields oi’ horses. On Satu-rdiuy. he maid a

[visit to Charlottetown and got in I ‘couch with quite a numiber of alvtvrse~

men wlro have promised their su-ppmrf. The ilurses will go up by Wednesday's rmorning ‘train, ruc- lng that afternoon, and returning Tlsuiustlzry uuorning, stable acccom- nrodaition braving been arranged for them by IMiP. Acorn. Among the Queen-m! County houses which will take pert is Colonel »Wnitz, owned by Mu‘, Coo. iMicDousild. ofjlarmin-g- bonfiP. E. I. This horse is very well known in King's County and his career In Nelw Brunswick and Nova Bcotia recently has ‘been tol- Iowed withs. great den] of interest.

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sour VIIITORIA

Isms! llr its Dllilli Jsrvleor

llsgsntiy furnished; I rooms with baths.

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Dr. E. C.‘ liarris.

Eye Specialist!

Office, Royal Bank Building, Charlot- tetown. . Office Hours

9-12.30, 2-5. Phone es-Y

OPTICAL LENS "GRINDING

~ 1 ‘ . . Our Lens Grindinghplsnt q V, » land-ls dnilv en wed in ’ E . .., '—the only one on e is-

IASRIchmondBi

. to. “useless-t, sis-an III rnu lllltl intranet s5 invest rates. ' (its! Strsiiliiifittk ilsspssiu

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msnufscfurlug the vsrl- ous kinds of eases, used in correction of defective vision.

l Tiriare Jre no long m; Iiiifiao . APPY SERVICE, I the motto poi our esteb hment. .=

G. F. llutcllestill

optometrists-Gibb.

DON'T FORGET the boy's ico

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"l! "s Wli-plid. Guardian Office. will no s sensational one. Wstch

srosr-z Clsoaip§fiwm‘ m; incomes-side, Maegan.‘ ('4, yvfii closeout any Tuesday, July. Clearance sale will OHQI‘ all our

RAToNs WHITEWEAQR 8ALE__ Alhour ‘ladies whitewear from’ fered .for clesranco§nt_ 3h p. cioff’ for the last few day's of our July‘ of Jluiw3.flll lymconductedv by Dr. ,..-,.,.,.<., Ayerssqtj. Charlottetown in the all»,

roviuceJiést iilisstrntad fih-“Lgfip of StI-‘Dunstads Cathedral w-ill hold published- an ifisbrqsrh

NOTICE TO, ADVERTISERB—

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Ills day of our July sole. every itein - our ad for today. Futons Ltd.

JULY HCLEAMNC‘ BALE- For the lust few days oi our July

ladies whitening-Kat 25 p. c. off . I "’ TONS LTD

on Winslloo Circuit for Sunday 81st-

sence aofttho pastor.

rue-Trifles mu: CHOIR boys

festival this evening ‘amtil 9 at Rockford Square. n- atteodsnce. ‘

from Band

CHIfNA-L For-tone week only, July 20 to 27bh.._We offer our en- tire stdqkmf china at 20 per cent discount‘. One "week only. W. W. vl’olinplrli,.td., Grafton St._ Jewel _- crs. 1- -- -

NOTICE‘ TO ADVERTISERS- itdvertisers are reminded that all fldlspgy advertisements must be in the uarrlian Office before noon of the day previous to publication

VERNON RIVER ClRCUlT.-- Servlcesfifor July 81st inst. Vernon i0 a. m.;Slunday School 10.30 u. m. "Oousecgrated service" followed by “the Sacraments of the Lord‘s Supper." Cherry Vuxlley 2 p. un. Sunday School 2.30 p. m. Sruecial song service. "Broken Harpstrings." Verne-n 7 p. m. Gospel Concert. Silver offerings requested.

ISLAND STORY FEATURED- in July's issue of Tire Maple Leaf. u magazine publisher! in Oakland, California, edited by Mr. M. A. Mc Innis, formerly nt‘ Summerside, and devoted to the interests oi’ Canad- ians at home and abroad, appears an interestig story, "The IMoney Diggers of Blackwater Beach"—u story of P. E_ Island—by Mr. J_ J. McDon-uild. -

HOTEL DININEFL-The guests bored over 90 were ‘entertained yesterday during dinner hour to u hrmzrumnre of wonderi-ul music which delighted everyone present. The artists were Mr. Goodier, ‘Mr. MuciDonulrl and Mil‘. ‘Hook-way of the Cyclone lNbvelty Orchestra. Several individual numbers .by Wr. Goodier at the piano, Mr. MacDon- ald vlolvinissr. and‘ Mir. Iic-okway Saxophonist Iwere W611i received and hearty applause given. These gen- tlemen are tu be congratulated up- on. their excellent playing which is making tilrem very popular in this city. A Islpleudid menu was prepared which was a credit to the chef, ‘Mr. Geo. Crawford, whose motto is "Stet-vice."

llissurdk Linllsent for Colds, Eta

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The Story of a Girl Who Didn't Wsnt to Marry -,

By ETHEL LLOYD PATT-

Chapter JQLVI

Shortly after I returned from the seashore, where I was filmed In a one reel filirler, Hugh Trotter, my young newspaper friend called at Ml" Dflytons office to arrange for my promised salary raise. Hugh had asked me to leave the whole matter to ihimt I felt and knevw that I could trust him. i was only W?‘ Bind to do as he IBllgg35i_ed_

I want tq set ‘you s50 n week, Nell. if I can. " he told me, "and I'm so afraid youll spoil it if you're 1116119. ‘by accepting something less. I think i. can manage this Dayton man. I have his number."

36'. as it CiLillG about, I know nothing of wiser-transpired between "l5 ‘President of the Champion Film Company and Hugh-that is, i only knew the results. In the ewflllli! Hush vcnme- out to our house bo tell me the good news. After he had Kreeted me he took my hand uud shook it warmly. "Well N91» "who said, "so fur so

0+O+§4 " The lleal Value oi ‘a Thermos Bottle

’ A Thermos Bottle is no 1011861‘ lwlwd H0011 as a lux- llPY~for it is n means of eco > nomy. Such a bottle is velu - ‘, ab“? algal...” For the sick room.

For the nursery, .

For the picnic,

For the touring trip,

For the fishing trip ,

For the noonday beverage,

> The conservation of cold or hoot, as the case may bee, protects liquids and renders them pain/table when without the boiltlo they would bo wanted. - -

We bundle all of the well known Thermos bottle, Ther-

mos Cups, Cases, etc, etc.

lollusos i: Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Oor. Kent and Prineo ltroots

,_ w: use resume A seusvi- ' l IBl-AND-i-By Jsigin’ TIONAI. program for eachrornsin-

CHURCH NOTICE-The services '

of the Victoria. Hotel which nunn '

800d. You're‘ not‘ to have a. cori- tracL but for the present 1 have e. guarantee nor you at’ not less than $50 a week. I'll tell you why a con- tract dIdn't look good to me from the‘ first. It only’ hampers you. Dayton will fire you, contract or no contract, if you don't make good. - On the other hand, those people on-I ly offer contracts

ting you a/way from ‘them. You I should worry about contracts if you can make good."

_"But 660 -u week!" I exclaimed Ibreathlessly. , PYouI can't realize what it means, Hugh! it means now, that even if father should lose his job, we uvill still have more than we ever had in our lives."

IMy Ibrow clouded for a minute.

"Of course" I admitted, "I have‘ to have better clothes than I had. They cost money, too these days— You'd ibe surprised how many lit- tle expenses there are connected with lllls work. But even so," I end- ed Jubilantly, “It's lust riches, that's what it is! Oh, what luck I've been in—- thanks to you. Thin-k of nil the girl's IWhO are working for $10 und $15 a week."

“Yes? said Hugh quietly. "and thinlk of the young men like myself w-ho hnve had college educations and have been striving for years for a decent income and who yet, \- curr-‘t make as much as you do. I wlonder ii you realize Nell, that in this short time your earning capacity bus become almost equal t-o mine?" I

“Yes, l know," I adIniiterl-wet. too huppy to be very thoughtful-A "but aren't you glad, Ilugb’! Isn't it wonderful!" |

There was u pause. Ilugh look- ed at me steadily. | "Nell," he said. "i um trying very Iiard to ‘he glad, but I'm ulruid I'm selfish—or something. I can't, seem to reel quite as jubilant us I ought to."

“I suppose," I said slowly, “it's because lm n girl. You dont like‘ Itosee me ulble to earn as Inucb an you can."

' art of that is right" ndmiiicrl Hugh. "It's ‘because you're a girl,‘ all "right. But it's not ‘because i hate to see you earning nlore lllull

I o."

"Suddenly his lace flushed. He! opened his mouth us» though he were going to srpeak and then closed It again. ‘Then he turned away from‘ me.

"Thsuppose," he said quietly, "I shalltnevenbe more to tell you lust why hlelfishly hate to see Yflll milk- ing tpo mulch money."~ I

‘There was silence in our little sitting room. Then, obeying some strange new impulse, I tiptoed be» hind laugh and slipped my hand

Into his. He half turned at my touch. I

Hugh, I whispered "money really. isn't everything . in this

world. Don't let's think so much about it."

And then, as simply as my own mother might have kissed me, I kissed his check. ' It was strange to think that 1 myself should have started my first love maklnB- I had kissed Hugh of my ow-n accord.

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Ysrrnouth, N. 5.. March 24. 1921 Mr. Joseph LeBIsnc, Secretary ni‘ the Athletic Association. who were the (Ihltmplons for 1920 of the South Shore League and Western Nova ScotIaBaso Ball, states that during the summer! e"boYB "fled FUN" ARDRS LINIM .NT with very bene- ticinl results. for sore muscles, brui- nes turd sprains It is considered by the players the best white linlmcnt on the market. Every team should be supplied wi-th this- celebrated

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gne JOSEPH L. LEBLANC» levy. Y. A. A.

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Green in 1 lb. tins. An-' I other supply of 10 tons

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when they're! afraid of some other company get-

The Safeylllias Open But 'I‘he. we!

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Adapted from the Ladies Home Journal Story “Blindness” A

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Were There

The thief who had broken into the office was just about to make his get-away. And then something seerned to snap in the girl's mind. She had been in a dream when her delicate fingers had found the combination of the safe. - Now she was awake. With a wild cry she threw herself on ' the man This ls only one of the tense scenes in "The Eyes Of The Heart" the supberb drama in which Mary Miles Minter ls now starring.

THE SHOP WITHIN_ our vulcanizing shop-is the piae where you can save many dollar on your used tires, if you're wlgq We can show you how to get p; and three times tho ordinary lilo},

out of your tires-and you knp h

new tires are pretty costly. Our} vulcanlzing will do the trick. Try»? us on one tire and prove it to youo?

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