ALLEYS SAMPLE SALE

$7.95

_ Men's Brandon, Slater and other high grade boots and oxfords+~last year $13.50. .. i

is... thud. Bites if A I FITTED ~ HERE Allq s. c... m a

pAMMOTIl TEA PARTY

_ , , MONTAGUE

I lie rounds of the Community Welfare league, Limited. Entrance Main Street '

, v ALL DAY “ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1921

. ' ALSO - . BASEBALL. MATCH TS VS. LEAGUE OF THE CROSS l Senior- Teams AT 2.30" P. M.

g . ‘HP’ Cub will be presented to the winner oi’ the Isntch hy the - . a; .

.

Yuuuu our. u

Mothers! Watch Your Daughters’ lieeith i“-

' ' would p nher so sha could not do her work and would have to lie dovm. M]

- n;

EEll lilllip

L‘. Health‘ is . Happiness

From the time a fil reaches the age of We ve until womanhood is sstalr, lished she needs all theeare the thoughtful mother can v

lzive. , . The condition that the

9 socrltit- and may have’ such tar-reaching eﬂesla upon her future appinlll and health that it ls almost criminal for a mother or

‘" wwithhold '

_ coun- sel or advice. Many a woman has suf- fered years of prolonged aln and misery through uavin been the victlin of p oug tessnesa or gno- rnnce on the part of o“ I who should have guided har l throu h tho dangers and

diiiicu ties that beset this l period. -‘ ' Mothers should teach their , rle what danger comes‘ ' J rom ‘ ‘“ _, around with oi cold or wet ieetJrom lifting % heavy zriticlemnand fro‘: overwor n . o not her ov r tu y. If she com- plains of headache, pains in thcbsck and lower limbs or iieydu notice a slowness of thoufht, nervousness or irritability on the part o your daughter, msh lite‘ easier or her. She needs thoughtful care for a few years.

In all such cases Lydia E. Pin ham'e Vegetable Oompound should be given salt is ea clally adapted for such conditions. It contains nothing that can lﬂjlllO an can be taken in perfect safety. - Rand how Mrs. Eicher helped her daughter. She says: , mrAhtd the“ age of sixtimeenbmykdau hterhwaeldhavin trouble avg‘! “(gig e us across er ac an n er s es. very mou er married daughter recommended L dis E. Pinkhamﬁ Ve stable Com unn and I rand the books which were le t at my door. She too it faithful y ant is now regular and has no pain. We recommend the Ve etable Com otmn and give you permission topublish this‘ letter in our litt e hooks and u the aewspspersP-Mre. Karin EICIIER, 4084 N. Fa rhlll St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Williams will proﬁt by her own ex erience. She says:

' " When I was thirteen years old I had sick spel s each month and asl was very backward l would hear the pain and my mother knew nothing about it 1 readin the daily paper about Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and took my own spending money and bou ht s bottle. t helped mo so much that i took it regulsrl after that until had taken two bottles and I did not have any more pain or acksche and have been s healthy, strong woman. I am now 30 ears old and have a little girl of my own, and when she ets old enough" shall %ve her none other than L dia E. Pinkhsm a V: etah e Com- poun —Mrs. . E. WILLIAMS, 2437 W. oronto St, Phlladelp is, Pa.

For almost ﬁfty years Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound has been rationing wgwomzriiLyirung and old, o‘! aillmelratasdptehculiar to their sexiloAkstlt you; he g or a u or ill every ne g or ere are women w o

ts rlts. . - '

Tllisldussnds of letters similar to the above are in the illes of the Lydia B. rr'"'":.."“‘"'"'.3r~-r“::' :::*-:~s-.§::.-.::

gwe yourw e m eaai ao a

Compound. . v 0

L dis E. Plnirhsmm Private Text-Book upon “Ailments Poo r to Women " vrlli be sentto you free uporrroquest. Write "mﬂ-sszs“ a”'.."‘“‘.....'i.2'§.2i:1-‘.i°.‘.l‘.2£3:."“' "were a

~ on

Professional Cards.

H. I‘. DIDIPIII

Irslnato at Boston lchssi at . PIANO TUNING W1 Graiton St»

‘ l’! . .. - or-‘v-n ~to".~-1.v1-.. - Hungarians‘ , ' l" '

, L II "Scottish ll spine and Dru.- llsnd".".\n t 8 II Ga I g n _ i- ‘Dotigterﬂl l-‘Png-A-War," “liens iin’; ConsSetIITQ-L» 1s":.w.'|_|:‘-' "33:... r n. e 1-. . ' . , “Pollhwlng prises will’ he awarded tol— lit-st Step Dancer, Medal donated lsy Poole it Thompson, Ltd. llest SWorILDnnee-r, llll-dnl donated by Ives d‘: Murdock, Ltd. I'll-st Highland Fling Dunner, Medial donated by Ernest Parkman.

IlIdAN IIAG COMPETITION L

Fl"! Plllfr Illnllrat scorer l.ndles,—llrownle Camera, donated by

J. Iuhon. I1 t II IPOI.

Second Prise, Pipe, donated by J. I’. McPherson. IIOWLING ALLEYS.

lPlrdtPrise, highest score, Gillette Safely lissor, donated by Cnrrulln and Psriunau, Limited. .

second Prise, Box Cigars, donated hy M. F. McDonald.

Good llleul ‘lfahlen on the grounds, where you m... [st the heat dinner he town Ior lllty cents, (and you know the ladies oi Montague have reputation (or good- tableau you won't he disappointed.)

Rein-shines! Inloons, all ltlmis oi temperate Drinks, Fruit, Cigars, Cream, rtan, ere" on the grounds. ,

CASH PRIZESI—

0n satalrinry-tne. grounds you will be given n tloiget with s number t. in duplicates! which will be deposited In u box.) lietnin this ticket, y‘ ilve prises or Ive dollars each, In the persona holding tickets that y live prises of live dollars each, tn the persons holding tickets that spond with Ive numbers draws by llinyor McDonald In front of the ilooth at sin o'clock pars.

The persons holding these tickets MUST IlE 0N' ‘PI-III GROUNDS l N THE DRAWING IS MADII‘. IN OIIDEII T0 WIN A PRIZE.

Vntoh out m- the mysterious Mun.” lie also has some money in his ct (or you. and III you have to do la simply usk for it. 'l‘ry lull. veryhhiy tt-"Mhutnnue the iIe-nutilnl" on \Vednenduy, the 22nd. The ,t ls worthy oi your whole-hearted sumron. improvements for the v , usd you'll have s Jolly good time. -

er _ Auspices of Community Welfare League, Limited

‘ ISSION, ........................................................ .. ADIIIII‘! 250., CHILDREN lile.

FOX BISCUIT

The Imperial Cod Oil Fox Biscuit is the result oi oi several years ~ lcal experience in baking, a ‘(ox biscuit that is safe, wholesome and

h food value. It contains a liberal quantity oi cod liver oil which oknowledged by leading chemists to be 0t great medicinal value. it

d rile. ilox Chorolnt , rlonnted by i). J. bit-Lean, Prise, highest score, (ientielno , " Cigars, donated by Vlr-k-

want your young foxes to develop rapidly, keep them healthy by lug Imperial Cod Oll Fox Biscuit and new milk.

The imperial Biscuit Co. Limited i”

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

--_-p._,._._-w

THE cmnnoijgmoivn GUARDIAN

irl is then passing threush- 1 i a

Eastern Guerdihln-

h..'8UMMERl/i'-LE naere Jilly

_-__

-.'MUBIC GALORE.-—Do you. like to hear a pipers hand? Make your Scotch blood a boil. You couldn't keep mu it you tried. LJWONDER WHOJSETS the trophy ﬂt Montague, ‘Abbies or 14938118 of the Cross Time will tell. and we'll eee it won on the 22nd. 1

-.'A DAY OF DAY8.—-Montague tea Dﬂrty, Wednesday June 22nd. iiave you eeeu the list oi! events? Smile carnival, eh?

“JTHREE MEDALS and eleven prizes to be given away at Monti.» EH9 we party on the 22nd. Take Your dancing slippers and comr along.

..‘5TOP -—Everyone should see "The Gauntlet". A live reel oi heart lhrobs, featuring Harry L’ MOFBY- Does Phil Read escape from gyilﬂllllil? IDOOIII? Montague, Satur-

ay.

..‘JUST THINK OF IT, tweiill“ ilve whole big dollars given away free (those hard limes) to the 5 1116K)’ ticket holders at Montague 198 Dally on the 22nd.

..'WHEN COMING to Montague on 22ml lake your iamily along with you and let thenrenjoy the bi§gesl duy oi the season on the ten grounds. All you want to eat. Nico level grounds right iu the town. Tilg base ball match (two elan teams) pipe and drum baud music. All kinds ot other amuse- ments. . > -

Greek King Will Lead llis lirmies

ATHENS, June 15.—King Con- stamina lcit Athens on Saturday night to place himself at the head of the Greek army in Asia Minor. ln a message ‘to the people of Greece, the King said:

“i place my confidence that we shall achieve victory on Divine meter-lion, on the heroic enthus- iasm m" our army, and on the un- ity oi’ the Greek forces.”

The. Greek ﬂeet is concentrated at full. strength in Turkish waiters. A cruiser bombarded iinebolij the Kemalist batteries reply-lug. The bombardment started several tires alt lneboli.

The ilesroyer Panthir sunk two steamers which were transporting munitions to the Turkish force». under Mustuphat Kemal. '

-D’ouble Tragedy ' i In‘ Hamilton

MacLeod 8n Bentley ~ W. E. BENTLEY, K. O. J, A. BENTLEY Barristers and Attorneys L MONEY TO LOAN OiIlca-Bank oi N. l. 'Chambers

lllark R.McGuigan.BA' IARRISTER. IOLICITOR, ETC.

Money to Loan Osmeren Block uhsrlottetowInP. E. Island

uousuuuu ,

We have 3 CARLOADB oil’ heavy plump recleaned

- FEED OATS

s. s. HESSIAN L

larrlater, lolloltqr, Notary Puhlle E

to. MONEY TO LOAN llsntagua P. E. Island

u. s. INMAN, K. o.

Barrister and Attornay-at-Law =~loam Ne. ill Oameran Bless ' _Vl0'l'OillA ROW

l. A. MaoDONALD-

Qsrrlater, Bollelter, Eta. \ ‘ WHOLESALE L RETAIL

MONEY TO LOAN . Garter l} 00., Ltd.

OiIles-Jllisy Building FLOU a FE ens

in warehouse and on the way. These Oats welqh 42 lbs. to_ the bushel. Arrived too late .

for Seed.

them at 50 and

We are selling special prices In 25, 100 bushel lots.

Eivery owner oi a HORSE should see these Oats.

Charlottetown

Dr. G. C. Archibald

IIIGIIIIO on N. Y. Post Iiradulta Msdleal lehool and Hospital Practise limited to Eye, Ear, Nola and Throat '

‘lilies layer Bulldgs, Great groin-es " a. ltra o eslis uardlln ea

u‘ p’ g THE REXALL STORE

mm e..:l.‘1'3".‘2."'..”.‘. m. 1 res ~ - .. RRIGHTON ICE "CREAM

oil and

p. m. May he consulted hours st 11s Hlllsboro 8t

Palmer Palmer

l. J. Palm“, L Palmer . 1 rr e e.

no cmrmgaoﬁbgllmllfllﬂlns SODA WATER "W"! ‘Q U!" ‘ Served From

Our New Liquid; Fountain ALL FLAVORS ~

Cool and refreshing ‘fou wkuio Try it _ l

FOR SALE

McLean 8: MoKmnou DONALD MOKINNON Barrister Attorney at Law Oiiice-Rnyel Bank Building Charlottetown, P. iii}. Island

Morson & Duiiy ‘

larrletsr and Attorney-at-Law

E. R. 120W“

. fun, no, ma... Sickness ul u... as at Invest ma. Sled Cespuies

ssasesasesaleses

lolloltats ier ilsyal Isak of Canada I ‘ ' - , good second hand Gods

Fountain. Will sell ~ reasonable

uousv ‘ro LOAN t i

.1. A. llioEaohen

[imperial Street,

‘IFAMELTON, June l6.—'i{arnelo Sechuk, foreigner, residing at 29 killed his wile this morning and then ended his own life. iSechuk recently return- ed irom the west and the pair have been quarrellng ever since. Sechuk {lred three shots through his wife's breast and then turned the weapon on himself tiring a bul- .-let which pierced his heart.

1H! OLD RELIABLE. TRY I‘l'l Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd., Yar- i - month. N. S.

. YANMOUTI-i, N. S. FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS QUICK RELIEF PUT A BOTTLE lN YOUR OUTFIT

ovoo-oooooooo-o-ooooo-e-eo-oﬁ THE OLD Gllllliliil-Iil SAYS

You shouldn't wait any

longer it you are going to

start perennials from seeds

for next summer's bloom-

ing. ‘Sow, the seeds now lu a

little frame madcroi iour-

inch boards set on edge and

covered with a top made oi

luths spaced their own width

spent. This lath covering breaks up the sun's rays. but admits air and rain. For n

(ew cents you can grow

plants from seed that wound

cost you many dollars next

spring.

Now is the most opportune time to

erect a

Memorial to Your Lovell 0ne

‘Gall and see our llp-todala

t meat - llne.

Our modern designs, In the but materials proourabla. are meat pleasing. We can meet the require- ments el all.

1 Oph, n, A H. LMABON . “.-_."°|AL|“ Optometrist amt Prescription . » - Druﬂlai 1"‘? m m“. ‘L’ MONTAGUI, P. a. L‘, - '~ - » L IOQ-OOQQuoQoI

Vere Beck & Son

nunnnnnnunununnnnnnnunnnuunununnnnnnnnuuuunnnnnnnunnnunnunn

I. Edit, Manager Montague A.

can Marshall, Minister oi Agilicul-

PAGE SEVEN .

.1

For, all Summer, Sports

LEET FOOT are the most popular sport shoes made and sold in Canada.

They are Dominion Rubber System products vouched for by the same great organization that gives you Dominion “Royal Cord" and “Nobby Tread" Tires for your automobile.

FLEET LFOOT made their reputation as sport shoes. They have steadily added to this reputation for style, comfort and sturdy wear as men have adopted these shoes for every-day wear. i

There are FLEET FOOT styles for men, women and children, for work and play, sports and holiday time.

Every genuine FLEET FOOT shoe bears the name WW. Look for it whenever you buy.

Ask your Shoe Dealer for Fleet Foot and make sure you get Fleet Foot.

PRINCE OF WALES CATTLE BARRED FROM ENGLAND commission today. said that the Prince oi’ Wales has started a pedi- gree farm in Alberta. His cattle came from England while disease existed. He himself saw one oi‘

LONDON, June 14.~—l—ion. Dam even {or exhibition.

s -.......~.-_. l. superman-hat

You Notice the Difference at Sight- I Between Briscoe and other Light Cars,

The diilerence in Briecois riding qualities comes from extra long rc- silient springs that absorb every road shock anci exceptional uphoietering.

The economy oi fuel ‘and tires is

partly the result of Briecoc's ‘elimina- tion oi all superﬂuous weight, which

i OU admire the handsome body lines, which ‘the tilted radiator ‘ accentuates; the rich upholster- ing, the charming color "Briecoe True Blue." But it is when you ride in ' it, that Briscoe superiority becomes really apparent. You wonder how a car oi Briscoe's moderate price can have a riding comfort that highest priced care might envy. The pqwoifteeemslln- limitech-yet this ‘ear has achieved an outstanding record for iucl economy. . "

Tun can/inn»: nmscon MOTOR co., Limited

Iload Oﬂies and Factory: BROCKVILLE

part oi the economy comes A from Briscoe’: mighty rnotor—which has developed year by year, until to-day it has an international reputation for performance and power.

W McLAlNE SERVICE STATION, CHARLOTTETQWN _ L Denier for Queen's n nd King's Counties H. STEWART, SUMMERSIDE Dealer lor Prisca Oosstr ,

Col-Ir

vhas won for it the title oi "Leader: oi Light Weight Cars." Butagrcaf

nnnuuuuuqnnnnnnnnunnnuuunnnuununnunn*

IN

W.

EIEIIJIIIIIIIDEIEIIIIIIIUEIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIEIEIUlZllIllIIlIilZlDlZElIllIilIilIllIllIiIIllIllT-ilii

ture, oi’ Alberta, continuing his evl- the Prince of Wales‘ heifers oil deuce before the cattle embargo hie own iann that would do credit , to his master and although it was‘ in a country free iirom dlseasé tor n quarter o! a century that heifer could not be sent to England