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EEAGE SIX 1"--'va _ _ 1 THE CHARLOTEETOWN GUARDIAN ` ` ` _“"5 A -

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Wm’ C' 'S

Spaghetti and Ready-Cuts you can delight your

husband and cllildreii.

Try Illia: - BAKED MACAIONI OMELET

"1 puluge Cnle||i'l Macaroni,

nh and pepper to ram, 4 nlwlespoonfuls l\uun,`

6 tiblfspoonfiili grand rheese, 1 ¢ s, i pint mill.

P.»¢»..¢.......m..a by d.l...g, la.. ..:’§n,,¢4,'.ad um... -'sy »

with si-iuonlniu :mi lwerrr. Crete rltz&e and Judd "fry milk. Bake in s modrrsteollen for Jo ' urn. 5 "

ya lu prepare Jrlicioux, nouria/ling angsronnmkal dish: I 1

THE C. H. CATELLI C0. LIMITED, MUNTREAI..

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In rn! with I

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NOW IS THE TIME

T0 order Imperial Fox Biscuit direct from manllfact-

urers at wholesale price. ~

Imperial biscuit has given genuine satisfaction in leading

P. E. I. ranches for past three seasons. They are a perfect Food for growing puppies. I

ROSS & MaclVIILLAN

' `Chzll‘lotictown. '

is 25" ."f"_.__-- - _' -a

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if rave to i»ny‘ln _uns ri-ovmdd. _

FAIRVIEW.-Next Sunday J`uly

(ith. there will be Divilie service in the Fairview Baptist Church, Rustico Road at 7 p. in.

GONE T0 CAMP.-The Trail Rang-

ers, smile forty in nunib,er*with their

-direcs _leit the Y. M. (‘.. A. .ot

nine 'Monday nlorning 'Thy ilutojioh-*Victoi‘ia, whdfc their t‘;i`n‘ip-

. _ _. '"3" J '-`.“`.’_ It r Ie for our I rf Cook Rook uhlcb lliunl l00n\du 4 ,lm heh! Xhelqv this yew-_

~ ci»iunou.oi= scorumo. -_ 'rhel Suelwilllleilt of the Lol'll's Slipper \\'ill` be utllnii1istel~eil in the liirk at l)e-i Sable un'Sahliutli, the titli, Servii-.~ olll 'l`llursilay alld Saitllrilaly :it 2 p.ln__ onl Szllilultll at 11 and 7, alld oil .\iullda_\“| at 11 (new» time.) Session meets oll| Szitllrilay and Iilonday i|nnicdiatcly| after close service.

WEDDED IN HALIFAX--The lllar- riage took place in St. 1\iary‘s Cath- edral, Halifax yesterday of Sergeant liiajor Willialn Lawler ot Charlotte- town who recently returned from uv- erseas, and Miss Jane Slilith of iliili- fax. Rev. P. McQuillan oilii-lated.

i=Ro_M -rl-is GQLDEN wEs1'. - .1

eorresponileiit writing from t‘al;:ary under date of Sept. 23rd said: We are having a very hot spell ann if rain is not fortlieollliilg this week. KHOTII bye crops in Southern .\llierta_ ’l`wol things only you lnay raise easily here ~~gopllers and ii tllirst-altllnlllzll it is not east of Suez. The strike has not at`l`ected us lnuell in this i:it_\'. 'l`lle l`alnilies ol' strikers slltier lnost and ill lnany eases they were pulled one :il.:aill.~'t their will. A sylnpallletie strike is 'al best only ii brutal weapoll and injures labor more than it does gmail. 'l`ilis O. B. V. was ellgllieerell here-it has a small t`ello\ving of ex- tremists ill labor and they are sllrely liolslievio The Salle people ill labor and the great majority oi’ riti7.en_< are for law and order and law tariff. Y ill, ill l’_ E. island are blessed ill nl:\n§.' regards, the seed time and ll:il'\'~.~;t_ the sllnsliine and the sliu\\'el‘.:, ‘\`n extrellics lll nature nor in ecollaililiz-s;

no siroeeo \\'illds_ gopllers. hail stol'ni_<, not liolsllevlk_~:, Notllillg alter ull like the I-wod (‘_elt'alld Saxon'population.

‘RECEIVED today direct from Cali-

fornia ear load oranges and lemons with result that we can quote excep- tion! prigqs. We hagealau just land- ed car load Aliens appivmia in 10, 15, 20, 30 anq,40 gallon-Dliéknges. Mak? "0 mlstaks-»GnA-..»ul-_7»r1=;es before ordering elsewhere. Wholesale only. R. E. Mutch & Co. _

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sPLElt:£|U'iio/\'n`$.-'iflie made ni

the Kel -(‘\'i_iss district.-ha-ve lately been tliorollgllly repaired, the rnts llli\'e been filled. the roads lridened where neeeslsary; und: nicely graded and slllootlleil by the ro_;lll lllaellillc, with l\Ir. 'l“redli. lfall of (`i'apalld at the llelln. .\Ir_ Fall has had _rears of experience :uid is eertaillly an expert at the job, Much eredit is due Mr. Fialicis Hagen, the oliliging and cap- able road nlaster, who takes great pride ill lia.v,ing the roads oi’ his dis~ trict kept in excellent condition.

GOOD ROADS AT DUNSTAFFNAGE

-A great deal ei' good work has been aeeonlplished ell the roads in Dun- staii`nage,»' the i‘0ailliiaster_ Mr. A. Boswell. ha\'ing` been busy since spring making up and repairing thenl. .\'otieeable ilnnrovellielli has been ef~ feeted on the Frenchiort Road, it having been considerably lvidelled by the cutting down of bush, drainilig the sides and levelling the road. A par- tieulalrly great iulprovelllclll is evi- ilelleed at 11ellry`.~l llill, wliieli has long been li >‘o\li'ee of danger to 'tc~zilil.<ters. lt has been widened about twelve feet, the lillsll at the side llaviln.; been ellt ilo\'\'n and the

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Home Dinnersii ,Grghter Triumph! VIH? CENTRAL GUARDIAN

at Montreal with the “International

limited" di ills Grind Tnnik Railway

System for Toront'o.» An exchange . ` .un o ”-|_|°“"°wm _ _ ,. system has been arranged between the a‘A§”'°°T'RI“°°m"' Dm' ' 4 Grand Trunk an the Canadian Nat- I _ F '__

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ional Railways with regard to tickets between Toronto and Winnipeg and beyond. The traveller now has a choice of routes and may travel on the fantous train “The Ntitionali’ vii\'N0rt`n

Buy .ix-_ilioelirane or on trti_in-“Noor lm _o‘ ' viii capreol and Pm Arthur. "The Natioiizll." leaves Toronto 9.15 p. Zin. Monday. Wednesday and Fri- d;iy,'l\'PHvillg .Winnipeg 0.00 p. m. Weiiilt-silav, Friday and Sunday.

9.1511. lil. '1‘uesda°,.'. Thursday and Saturday. arriving Winnipeg 6.00 p. ln. Tlilirsday, Saturday and llionday. Botliy these trains carry standard and tourist sleeping cars, dlnlngcar, ilrst class ami colonist coaches. This ex- change _systeui ol tickets provides zi daily except_S,u_n,day service from Tor- onto to Winnipeg. Ticket exchanges are made wltllout charge by the Agent at Toronto Stritioli.’ ln addition to this the Grand Trunk operates a dou- ble daily ,service between Montreal. Toronto, Detroit and Chicago where convenient eollnectioiis are made for points west, affording passengers a wide elioiee of routes to Western (‘an- ada .

lllr. J`..\i'.'(‘o`rcoo`i'an§ General Agent,

Passeiiger Department, Moncton, N. B. = 1.. _ . .1

ii7$i!)~T-llI\Il‘}li.

` REVERE i-lo1'E|_

lllrs. _\i. lim-le, Gt. Falls, Montana;

lain'-1 ltoss ’\ie\v York' E Maclsaac

hill levelleil and l:ril`ded_ The work ‘ ‘ _ ‘ ' ~ " sun - _ . l -h.. mm. lirookllne; Nello Reillnonil. Boston;

is ln pio;.l\ ss .ini \\ ll ` pleted a Lzuud view of tile road ahead J' M"|”"““’~ M"“l"@“li (’~ ‘M'~`GreK°"'

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Will lie possible. 'l‘lle Goverlllllellt is to he eolllpiilnellted ull llavillg such a rlipzllile loadlllastel' ill this disll‘il'_l_

Give Traveller " `

Choice of Routing . To Western Canada

.\'lllitiullal facilities are now tiller-

~ s s » raiil In

1-rl_p.l.'=¢e|igi-1" lvllii lle.'ire ti t ' " ‘- . _ . ‘. 1 ; _ . . tween l~Ias1~~rll and \\'eslel'li i`anada San I-`l‘alll'isco,~ Cal.; E. ll. Alidersoli,

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(olnwall, Pansy McGregor. ew-

llf‘ill'i>r|l, liiass; ltuth McKenzie, New llerll`ol'i|, Mass; Miss J. McGregor. _-\sllville,V N. C.; L. L. G0il\vii'i, Tor- onto; Ili. LI. Scanlan, Montreal; E. IC. t`anlpbell, Detroit; F. J. Brown, St. John; Spencer Stewart, East Bul- lie; li. ll. Webb, Porllalld, Maine; \\'. L. llelaney, Kensington; Art Jublll, .\lulltreal; James McNutt. Tru- ro; \\'. ll. Poole, Montague; E. W. i‘anlpliell, Montague; 1.. Driscoll, Mt. llerliert; ll. V. McLean. Anllierst; J 'l' Iitllc liostpn R 1’ Gallant

Amhlgy-5;; Harry A. Cole. ~§ml161‘Bl.i E. 'r. chandler. Boston; C-IM Chand- igr, Boston-,C. F. Chandler. Boston; ptr, Hyde, Newport, R. 1.; Dr. A. £A'llan, Cardigan; C. A. McDonald,

ntngue; D. J. McLean, Montague;

C. Wlhitman, Montague: llerlh 10010. Montague; Dr. D. A. Bruce, Atlantic. Mads.; .l~‘. J. Keele. Mvrvllz L- A- Camphell, Brooklyn; L.Breliaut. MUT- -Qy Harbor; A. J. McNevin, Bon-

'rr»iin=..Nulllne»,»»ltmved sroronto ;haw; in 'B~ 0_Hem_n’ Smnnmwmo;

J. ilt-rdrlane, cape '1‘raverse; G20-

Slgswortli, Cardigan; J. F. Jenkins; Alberry; Dr. J. T. Sullivan. B0lli_'i|;.§ W .R.- Jenkins, Georgetown; J. A. MacDonald, Cardigan; Allan Siiawg' Cardigan; N. R. McLeod, Hunter Riva. er; J. J. MeDonald,'1'racadie Cross; A. E. McDonald, Vernon; J. Ha-_ Myers, Hampton; J. W. Wlrfelti- Kensington; Roy J. MoArtiiur,' New’ Zealand; J. Brehaut, Murray I,-Iarbor; A. M. Palmer, Toronto; J. N. Mc.. Eaeliern, Souris; Daniel Brooks, Fred-

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ercton; J. _ en y, . f'

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HAD' YOU A

BOY AT THE

FRONT l

iso views if

the Great War

“THE TRAIL 0F THE 98Til” it f isrotoliv _

Major J. Parker Hooper, M- C.

These pictures were taken by him during 2 1-2 years in

France, Belgium and Germany. and said to be the best un-official collection taken during the war. “

COME AND SEE WHERE HE --HAS BEEN l ‘

Every View explained. Brailalbane July 3rd.

Frertown July Sth;

Kensington July 7th. Miscouche July 8th.

ADMISSION Z5 CENTS ` `

6726-7-flI‘]li`.

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Borden, Friday, One Day, July 4th

,_ _ Ten Thousand Dollar

Guarantee

My Circus will be the First Large Tent-

' ed Enterpriseto visit Prince Edward Island.

’ Other and much smaller shows have

the Island,but none have brought with them a

Menagerie. V

. .1 I will bring' my complete Menagerie to the Island. and, to convince you that I mean just what Isay, I will forfeit to the Red Cross -and the Salvation Army, the sum of ten

thousand dollars if I fail to transport

Mainland to Borden, my entire Menagerie.

John Robinson

Performances at 2 and 8 p. m.

_ Automo_b_i_le___Rozids c>pen___from Charlotte-

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HE SUPER-C CUS THE IVERSE

Roe Ns cincus

touched.

from the

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` Motel? 1‘.*.'.'f‘."f*. . .’.. . . ._ ...

town to Borden via Rocky Point and West River or South Shore Road via Hampton and Crapaud or via North Wiltshire._From Tignish and' Summerslde through the Bedeque D.istrict.

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HOW THE CIRCUS WILL BE UNLO ADED JULY 4th.

showdom

First in Size, Novelty;

and Quality

John Robinson’s Circus-Supreme] f

Satisfying, has a Congress of Acrobats, Aerial, Gymnastic and Riding wonders such as never before has been Exhibited in the realm of

John Robinsons Circus has ten Ponder-

ous Elephants. Congo, the only baby Hip- Dopotamus in North America, Seven Camels, Numerous Cages and Dens of I.ions, Tigers, Leopards, Hyenas, Monkeys, Apes, Kangaroos, Reptiles and various species of Deer; hundreds of Horses three hundred noted Areriic Stars- » and Tents that will comfortably seat ten

thousand people.

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' 'Bbiden Will betheO'ii'ly'II'Pl'1ieVisited on themhiiind

Residents of the Island who intend going to Borden by train

should notify their local Railroad Agent in order that there be plenty of cars for everybody. The Circus Management will hold seats for these passengers ln ille Big Tent.

` Y _ 1 . ,A ,Si>EciAL Excunsiolv TRAIN SCHEDULES

__ The Prince Etiiivard Island Railway will have in effect the appended Regular and Special Train Servigg;

‘ _ York . _ . . . _ . . . . . . _ . _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ ,__ 930 .

1 » ---- A _I ‘ .\rri\‘|- llorllen _ . . . _ _ . . . _ . . _ .__ 1i,40 Soiilliport U ' Leave A M Arrivo

'H' i.i~avo t‘h:irintteto\vn

.\rrive ilordcn

` EIUl|I‘l!".:"...`..,7..."- . . . - . . . . . .,_ :|_~ Baltic __ .'.__f.1 ' Connaught _ liiil

Souris_..... tif.; Harmony _ '»'.0s Boar River ._ Bdltiftt ".‘.‘.. :'. .“.‘ ‘ _ . .

Five -1-loupes 7.4

~» si. Péi€r"s ' Dlngwell

Train No. 22

lmnvn

l\illrra_\' ill\l'lm|" _\’iurr:i\~ ltlvel'

\Vrimi ,Island _ .. Ilelle River _ _ _ _ _ __ 734 Melville 7_43 Sllrroy , _ _ ,, _ _ _ 159 I-‘militia ... . _ _ _ g_()7 (l|'l»iniivii-sv ,__ _ _ g_19

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ed rd 9.13

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Verrlnn River ..._ . t». *$.16 » ' Verllnll , , , , ____ _ _ _ _ _ 9,15 Lake Verde .. .. 933 Mt. Alblon._.....' . . . . ...9.57

Train No. 8 1'

(ivliructiiwn _ . . _ _

VIER . . . . . _ 8.30 '

-St..-"ll¢r\sa- J... .

Arrive Borden __

10.05 10.15 IOA4 > 10.40

. . . 10.15

12.55

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'Dignish ... Sl. Louis

1 Atherton __

Hloomflelii

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`Colemii`n _(...

. . _ . . . . . _._ ' Portage

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Richmond Wellington ._ Miseouche ..

NQW Allflllll .

Train No. 4

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Summerslile ._

Kelwlllizlnn 511.45 I ~ 'rrnln No. 12 lireetown 11.59 Leaves Tigutsh 9.30 a.m.;Summer- i.m<~l-iilfl 12.15 dino 1.30 p. m. Arrives Borden 6.2¢

f Arrive Borden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 12.65 p. m.

Trnln No. I

Leaves Charlottetown 4.80 p. m..

Special Train! Arrives Borden 7.00 9. iii.

l RETURNINQ

'1 A- M- Special Train for Charlottetown and

~ ' - ~ --~ 9--0 “"4 1045 points East ot Royalty JunciAoi\ will - ---19-53 “Hd 11-I3 leave Borden at 4.30 p. m.

0-08 and 11-24 sps¢idl.1~r¢ln for clmridmiown and

Harbor Branch will leave at 4.50 p. m.

Train (or Summenide and

will leave Borden at 5.15 'p.

Iieavn

Charlottetown _ lliilton . . . .

('ol'ville

North Wiltshire 10.16 and 11.32 Hunter River 10.27 and 11.42 Fredericton __ . . . . . ... 10¥Z'llid I1.57_

- nlltoiis ........... ._ 10.15- and litliaril

gradslhane _ _ _ _ . . . . .y 1050 and-12.09 l'€in1vi(r‘l‘1ld ._ . .. . . . _ U‘.08f1Ut!*‘12.15 Alba"-$3 . . . . . . . . . . 11.18 8l'|{I 12.22? mgdmfe

12.27 11111112.33 th, ,

Arrive Borden 11.40 Arr. 18.55 im”

will ordnn lt.

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of tb

Junction,

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