on AYnIcs-biiibs will be O e °“""h°" again on ’i‘hursdtiy cf this to“? n

vri-l: "rnvou BAPTIST PICNIQ will be held 'in Ale: Morrison's Field on Wednesday, Angus; 3m Come and meet your friends, 4i

NOTICE-The regular serviced will be conducted on the Win51‘); field on Sunday 7-th Aug, by me Pastor. Rev. O. H. Peters.

ADVERTISE THE BEAUTIEQ OF THE ISLAND-J! sending Iour friends a souvenir of P. E. I. uhlv 57o postnsid. Guardian Office.

‘Qi/ih- ’

601.1 mind's

Mental Cream

v _ Prvttttiitifllififllf;

CHAUTAUQUA-fhautanqua toi- hoxt year is an assured fart here as 51'» live Illlfllfififlrri men of llllls

‘ city and royalty are the guarantors,

as referred to yesterday .

l‘ IiiE than cunning

ISLAND OATS; heavy feed re. 1991111611 for sale. (‘arvell Bros. I‘ on. smALtwoooe ofllcc wil b be closed until Aux 15th. '

at Covehead Presbyterian church 5 Wednesday. Aug. 1o. n

ARTHUR J. WR|QHTI returned soldier. will be In Tixnisli next peck. lettering marble and granite monuments.

SOCIAL AT KINKQRA» Come to the ice cream social In Klnkcra “an. FY10"? QVQIIIIIB. Good time luaranteed.

ICE CREAM festival at liartney Hell. Friday evening coming Au .

l, F, nnMI-snv

L. OF 0. BAND {it i.ul l stew“ °' Bu". stun‘ o’ Emerald Station on AIIIIJIISIQ 10th vlsuo TUNIN" Phe parishioners oi’ 5t. James

(lhurch, Sum-m-erl'iold iire nlted for their successful picnics and judg- ibs by the big preparations this year's will be lli. exception,

|1| Grafton tits-eel

Charlottetown

f .

_-_-_

VERN-ON RIVER CIRCUIT. _ Services for Sunday, August 7th,

' I Cherry Yaliey. 10 a.ni. Sunday & 15icbool 10.30 a.ni. “Abundance of

DONALD McKINNQN- Rain." Vernon 2 p.in. Sunday Barrister Attorney I-l 118W ‘School. 2.30 pint. “One of God's nlllce~ltovai Bani‘ album,‘ Mlghtlest Men." Cherry Valley; 7 clisrlultetown. P- E- "Illid 11.111. “Chosen Ones." or "‘l‘he Last

»---——~r—-—-—- Shall be First." Also special ob- eLeod & Bentley

ject talk to the young people. Pus- tor, Rev. Roibert lMjBrodle. w, i, BENTLEY, K. C. J. A. BENTLEY

_-__<c->--__~ zzthiillers‘ Worm Powders do not llrrlsttrl and Attorneys MONEY T0 LOAN

Bank of N. i. Chamber»

filly purgiitlve to complete thoroughness, because thorough in themselves, One ni’ them, anti they

nccd the after-help of caster oil or

8"" 5th. If not fine following even lng. -

THE GARDEN OP TH! GUI. lLl-INTRATEM-Souvenirs of tn Province-best illustrated write-up of the province ever published. Price fifty seven cents pcstpaid. Guardian Office. g

SOFT WOOD slabs ‘in stove lehllthfi. two forty per load, includ- ing truckage to any part of the

city. rfbobe m; A. Alward a (‘o.. Springfield at ii ti. Ill. (onnoily whziri. paud at »'l p. m. on Sunday hell-I fierincn sub-iect--Chriaiianlty in, THE S. 8. CANADIAN SAPPER business and the business of Chris-

sitlle from Montreal July 29th. She will be due In Charlottetown. Aug. 2nd and loads general cargo for St. Jvhllfl. Nfid. Buntaln, Bell and Co Agents.

Dltidiflllill ifoots, lien-be,

recommended in the

separilla. It builds

TEA AND ICE cRnAui infirm the digestion, ibbes

tienity. vitation to all.

run CHARIDTPETOWN collision

Burks tutti Berries

And other alteratives. tonlcs and saith-giving ingredients that are best medical in Hood's Sar-

uoks, are combined up the blood.

NOTICE —Regular meeting of L.

P. U_ Thursday evening 7 p. m. All members requested to be pro- sent. ‘

Montague Iommuaiu

-DON'T M188 THE BIG PICNIC in Hunter ‘River. Tuesday, Aug. 9. Ten taibles and refreshment booths. Amusements of all kinds.

PICNIC AT EMERALD- Fr. Mc- Quaid is holding his annual picnic at Emerald Station on ivednesday, August 10th. The League of Cross band from be in attendance

the Charlottetown will

CRAPAU-D AND srnmcrizto. —-(1hurch of} England. service at and at Cra-.

We extend a cordial in-

GOVERNMENT STEAMERS. - . . The ‘C. Q S_ Momcalm ‘a at north_" paralyzing some industries, crippl- eastern Belle isle landing supplies.

i Wllijre League‘

At the regular nionlhly meetirig|

of the Community Welfare Lengte ' of Montague. iPriuce I NEW BRUNSWICK MAN 5AY3

Edward Is- land. held on ‘Thursday. the seveiiih

(‘hai-lottetown, and Qgpgclufly on the Montague. Souris, and George-

flhly three Freight trains per week, in addition to a daily Express train service. is totally inadequate to the requirements of the business interests of that bection of tho IPPQ. Vince. and through these interests, to the public in generolt And Whereas this section prises practically one-fiaif oi the total tir-ea of the Province. and more than one-half of the. total Railway mileage of the Prince Ed- ward island Railway. unii is chip- able oi’ greatly increased develop- ment of its agricultural and fisher- ies products i_f the necessary trans- portation facilities ale supplied. Arid whereas, since the estab- lishment of Railway (‘ommunica- tion in this Province. up to the pres ent season we have employed ac- ‘tomoilatinn provided by the daily Freight train service, the discon. tinuancc of which at the present time i..- not only II retrograde move . merit. Iiut has Iind the effect of

(TUITI-

lng others. and genearlly demoral- izing trade conditions.

llequilreililrlt '*’ i‘

town branches which provides for gen a; heavy

QO

To S_t_aiy (in Job

IT TOOK A1RENL MEDI-

trouble for over iwo years. What little l ate formed in a lump and as lead. and soino- tinies there was a tigliening across my-chest that made li hard for ni-e to get my breath. if took all of my F Krll t0 stay on the job. as I was almost played out. which was nac- ural for l couldn't eat or sleep In do any good.

“Everybody tells me new that I" am the picture of health and I b0- lieve them, for l never felt betterl in my life. Tsnlac took hold oi mel right from the start, gave me anl appetite. toned tip my stomach and) just made me feel good from head to foot.’ it‘s n fact, I can lin more work now in one day than l tisrd tn be able to do ln two. rind not only that. but 1 nm not near as tir ed when night comes, either. When it comes to building a man un IInII making him feel fine. Tiinliir-‘s in a class by itself.“

_ Taniac is sold in Charlottetown bv Reridin Bros. and by leading druggists.

“i5...- cn Saturday at 2 p. was largely attended bv relatives and

their they are dose will be found

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS-

Advertisers are reminded that all display adyertlsenients must be in the Guardian Office before noon

The Brant is wlndbound in Eastern Harbor. The Rouvllle left yester- day morning for Plcton i0 supply, the lights there. She will go as far as Merainichi when she will have

And Whereas lack of adequate

transportation has, and is compell- ifllé the

regular patrons of the Railway to resort to other means.

was laild to

friends from the different phi-ts of the community. Rev. H. Pierce. conducted the services at the home and at the grave. - Mrs. lian-klne rest close by the

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liorson 8t Duiiy

“ma; and Attornsy-st-Lsw MONEY T0 LOAN

palatable by all children. will end the worm trouble by making the stomach and bowels untenable to the. parasites. And not only this. but the. powders will he certain to

of the day previous to publication

finished her season's work for thi

agency and will proceeded to Que-

such as motor cars, motor bouts,

ri . sailing crafts. and teams. to move

n llu k lCsnnda M". “r “y. n o exert lieiieficiiil influences

dlgesltlve organs.

iirk RllllciluigamBA piiiuirrss. IOLICITOR. ETC Money to Loan Cameron Block gnflgttggovvn, P. E. Inland

n. HESSIAN .

lulu, tolioltqr, Notary Public Et

O- MONEY TO LOAN Quay» P. E. Illlfld

.8. INMAN, K. C

Barrister and AttorncY-fl-IJW ileum Ne. ‘I2 Cameron Bloolt VICTORIA HOW

A. MacDONALD

Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. MONEY TO LOAN Iitfico-Jtlley Building Churlattstown

l‘. c. c. Archibald

iiuste on N. Y. Post Graduate

Medical lchoof us Honvltil

ctloe limited to Eye. Ell’. N!" and Throat

Ice Buyer Building, Grout Guard‘

lrsot, opposite Gunrdlln Offles Telephone 264

lcs Hours-J to 12 s. m.1 lo l

p. m. Msy be consulted efl

hours st ‘I16 Hlilsbioro Si.

The Proof Of The Pudding

and of loo cream too, ls in

the eating. We welcome this

m: of

CARBONATED ICE CREAM THE TABTELL TELL YOU

Central Cieaineries

Wholesale Only Charlottetown

Palmer 8t Palmer

I. J. Palmer, K. O. H. L Palmer

Barristers. etc.

m, .1 New! lcotls Bulldlno

Charlottetown. P. E. I. Money to Loan

Dr. E. C. iiartis

Eye Specialist Office, Royal Bank

tetovm.

Q.

J. A. McEACHEN,

Oph. D. Eye Specialist

om —P e1 k. 127

l c‘ c231: 0111:: Office Hours

y Hours-ILSO-IZ 1-4

E an. sag-i. ‘A L 9-—12.30, 2-5. i, Quin l l ppO ll Mill

‘Phage 863-1.. Phone

‘O53 O O O GOO O OQO O OOOQ-OOOOOOR OO-O-O-O-OOOJ4-OOOOO4Q-O4QQ

. BINDER TWINE

z z i “SILVER LEAF” BRAND i . run BEST BINDER TWINE MADE 1N CANADA. GUARANTEED 550 FEET T0 THE POUND Perfectly smooth, no knots, never

tangles, every ball guaranteed to give the very best of satisfaction.

40,000 LBS. NOW IN STOCK Prices as -low as the lowest and irlliaranteed.

Poor, cheap twine is the dearest in the long run_ Get our prices before

in iIle

.%i@¢i'-t

iil

Q OOQOOOOO-QQOOOO-O-O-O-OOQOO-OO

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT. —lSunday. August 7. Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick will preach at Tryon at l1_ u. in., A-ppin Road at fl p. iii. and (‘rapuud 7 p. m. A cordial lion to all. Strangers specially wel- coined.

TYYON BONSHAW BAPTIS’! SERVICES, Sunday 7th, West- nicrellind. 11. Children's Day Pro- gramme, Tr_von 3, regular preach- ing service. Subject. Reiecilng God. Bonshuw. 7.00. Welcome to all.

POLICE COURT- At the Police (‘curt yesterday there were a num- ber of automobile drivers before

the Motor Vehicle Act. Your were. lined ‘$15.00 or 20 days. two $2.00 or five days. A man for infraction of trai'fic bye-laws was fined $2.00 or five days. Two drunks were each fined $10.00 or 20 days.

I. O_ O. F. DELEGATES- ‘The following delegates from the city will attend the Grand- Lodge con- vention I. 0. O. F. at Halifax next week: Messrs J. .I. McKinnou C. ii. Black, Kelsey J_ Burhoe, David Bethune, John A. MicNair. Wini. C. Schofieid. Wm. C. Whitlock. Bever- ly C. Vaniderstlne, John McLaugh- lin and D_ D. Morrison. The Rebe- lrah‘s Lori-gs will be represented by the Misses Helen Flnleyson_ Hilda Harper and Berti Stewart. Mr. Joseph Oliver, of Toronto, sup - reme hen of the Oddfellows. lhrougliou the world. will be the principal guest. 0nd it is expected. that over 1,000 delegates from dif- ferent lodges will be present.

::A REAL ASTHMA RELIEF.- Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy

has never been advertised , by ex- travagant statements. its claims are conservative indeed, when

judged by the relief which ‘ it br- fords. Expect real relief and per- manent benefit whcn you buy this, remedy and you will not have cause for disappointment. it gives permanent relief in muuy cases.

‘U

tzThe convenience of orden's St. Charles or Jerspy Milk "with the cream left in" does away with waste. Four- sizes one for every purpose. AI all grocers.

i I: The Skin Requires Constant Care 3

i

Summer's Sun is trying on sensitive skins, but, there are > many safeguards In the form of dainty toilet preparations. LOTIONB. DREAMS, POW-

0

ones. TALCUMS. MAG- ’ ’ SAGE PREPARATIONS, l i ETC.

very complete, and as we feature trade-marked, adver- ' tlesd lines you may always , be sure of finding your favor- [~ its brands.

P

Save time by coming dir- ectly to our siors.

You buy. W can save you money.

3 ., CARTER AND c0., 1m). ‘a . Wholesale and Reilail

11-59%- x ‘g, _ ‘ ‘AAQQQ ,'- y. "vvwvvvvvvvvvvrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvv

I: ‘ Johnson it Johnson

‘nv'l[;‘_ The other event,

the Magistrate for infraction of‘

Our stock of such goods is I

Scottish Gathering have added two more events to their list. viz iDanc- ing Highland Fling for which the first prize will be a gold medal and second prize a silver imedsl. Step Dancing; first prize is 35,00 and the second $3.00. Prizes in each event are well worth trying for.

Illunws Ltulncnt (or Colds. Eto-

PERSONALS

Mr. D, A. Beaten. cf Woburn

this morning.

Mr. F. Conroy, of Matthew

lliiiessrs .I. ii. Jones, J. W. Rodd and iLeigli Stewart, of Harrington.

- left this morning for western, Canada. ‘

Mrs. W. D. Lockett and son Jack of Bridgetown, N._=S., are visilinzl Mrs. Locketvs parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lawson, School Si.

Mrs. Davis E. Baker, and her son Stanley. of Freetown. are visiting. their parents. lMr. and Mrs. (lharlesl Biggar, Stanley Bridge.

iMrs. B. D. Rogers and two dangli- tars. of Amherst, N. 8., are xisitlng the farmer's sister . Mrs. Ralph Rogers. Upper Prince St.

iiiiiisrtEstelle MacDonald of El- don. crossed by the car ferry on Wednesday en route to Sackvllle, Amherst and Truro.

'Miss Elga Shern. Tyne Valley, crossed by the Csrferrv Thursday morning en route to Medicine Hut. Altn. where she will spend a few months with her sister Mrs. W. E. MoNevln.

Miss Ads Althea, Toorntc. ut- rived in the city last night on a visit to her mother, lMrs. Aitken .11 the Russ. She is accompanied by hennephew, Master Donald Sin- clulr.

Mr. P. F‘. McElroy of Boston, who has ‘been spending his vaca- tion at his old home in New Haven has left on return. Mr. McEiroy has been a resident of Boston for the past twenty years and is one of the successful Prince Edward islanders abroad.

you are not

c. x p e r I -

g m e ri t in r:

when you

use Dr. Chase's Ointment for

Eczema. and Skin irritations. it rsilcvcs at once and gradually heals the skin. Sample box. Dr. Chase's Ointment free If you mon- tion this paper and send 11o stamp for nosuzc. lilo o ho: all dealers

H CHALLENGE TEA In 1 lb. and V; lb.

packages

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AA

ELECTRIC WASHER

The Qlllilty orillltttrl

Cor. Kent and Prince Strut!

for sale by

III/lass. who has been on a visit to the island. returned Io the IIIIIIIIIiIIIII

Mclicatrs, Sonrls left this morningl for Boston where lie is taking a leading port in an interesting event.

way Stations and lizillivuy Tel-c- grapli offices on the. line of the ‘Prince l-Irlwril island itiiilway 4m: closed during the early part of the afternoon 0i‘ during the busiest part of u business ilziy which con- tributes vcry largely to the decrcits r-d business and ilecreiised litiilivay revenues, as well as inconvenience. to the public, and restriction ut‘ trade.

And Whereas. owing to excessive ptissenizei- rules at present in force, the slow and irreguliii" movements] of Express trains. ivhitrh are coni- pelletl to haul Freight to keep the traffic clear. and other cnntriliuu-l lng causes. Express fruins .- (‘hiii-lrittetown do not serve. the‘ pillf‘

and poses for which they were ‘mtend~_

ed. and consequently are not patro- nized by the travelling public to‘

wise prevail, and are not thereby nearly so important a branch of the service to the public ‘in general as Freight trains.

‘Therefore resolved. that the Fen- the Canadian Nut- ioiiul Railways be requested to have rem

oral Manager of

the grievances referred to edied at once. ‘

1st service east

train service to three days week.

Znd-That passenger rates

twish to do so may be able to oval themselves of this mode of travel.

so that Booking Stations. and es p-cciaily those having

dinnry business day cs. viz. until 6 p .m.

0H8 OT more

mul or pre-wai- level at ilie eat-lies vailing conditions.

ion be forwarded to the Minister of Railways. to on eral Manager of the Canadian Nu tonal Railway, to

and to the Press. L. M. MOKINNON President. W. HUGGAN Secretary 0>—-——

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. CHARLES RANKINE

Al. Mt. Albion on June

i921, Mrs.

ranks of the redeemed in land of eternal (lay. Mrs. kiiie had not been well for

the 28th of

to bloom in the llhritilli“? “In” This event seemed to lessen hf‘ hold on life iiiiil

for liife was ei spirit took its

Methodist Church at Ml- ln the activities of this church sh had taken great interest from he girlhodo days. Her church dutie were never neglected but kept in the forefront. Such flcial restilts. 4ft years of age sho had plished much stars to her crown of She died. as she had in full assurance of e11

home above.

their loss her husband and

lliaritime Electric 00.,

y‘

l Ltd.

teiown.

wishing to keep alive the memory of the sacrifice made by our sol-

deslring especially that the

ih-c some extent that might othcr-QIIIKIW"

‘Zlltlflll of the vast debt we owe to ttliose noble heroes who gave" fheilr

Iiy giving a daily Freight. or Chimoueww“ "thbells t0 the service of keeping ever least for the balance of the year 1921. even if in doing so it he found necessary lo reduce the Express per

be reduced Io a point where those who

3rd~—- That arrangements be made

Telegraph Offices, be kept open during the or in this Provin-

of each week day, including dinner hour where assistants ere employ-

ed. 4th-Thiii the present prohibitive freight rates be reduced to a nor

ath- "flint u copy of this resqitn. The Honorable

Federal Representative. to the Gen-

lhe Manager of the Eastern lines at Mont-ton. N. B.

iird. (‘hiirles Rankine, an es- ieeined and valued uitlzeii of the community passed ,])P.iIi‘PI'llII_V away from the moiety of carlh 1o loin the thul Run- some time previous to her departure. 011 April the little baby girl of the home was called aural’

gradually she grew weaker nn-fil ut lust the light i(I('(I and iher saintly

flight to iiim who

always

| _ 0d ce the most bene- me a way‘ m ‘IAIIII slthcuah but accom- that will add many

rejoicing. ever lived. abundance entrance beinfi administered l0 m“ lshe loft to mourn son, also her father, Mr. William Wood. and two brothers Lincoln and Ce- cil, all residing close to Charlot- The funeral, which took

church where. she hard so frequent- "iy worshiped. “The memory of

JUST ARRIVED. one car of be“ their goods and products between {@1990 ‘Pail’. Qlielliin of the Wettlt ' points which might otherwise be U19 I11“ lb M69501." i 10111‘. 81m crac-e corn nienl sci - served by the Railway if a daily ___-q-g>--_-- ing at lowest prices, J. Gordon hfc ADDITIONAL PRIZES" The i i It . ‘. . i - i My A’: Po. Brndalbflnc- $1M"! Committee i“ charge "l t"? rP/Afiili WmQIIITIl'“O?I,IISdIIIIIIIIII- DEDWATORY ADDRESS l