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-v What You» Want ‘and Where to Get It

FORSWEARING APPAREL-FURNISHINGS PROWSE Bros. LIMITED

, f" mines: Place i

30-100 ‘queeuStreet.

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car ooons, LADIES’, more AND oumnnru-e wisp, aousn ronmsnmqe, "Plflfit-hamshtmaastrnsmgntmce; We ‘Believe in Prince ‘Edward Island.

l Phones 805 and, S00.

FOR DEPARTMENT- STORE

B ' . 1 . . RA°‘;?...“£.E.‘§f:.2’.S.*..‘.23ii.€0Pl¥- Limit-d Baldwin, Grocdles, Paint, Pumiture, stoves, Ranges, Cement, Lime, Plaster,

rlour. lied-I. 981i.

ing Supplies, Fox Feeds, Ranch Building and Fur

gaming Supplies. Ross-Miller Meat Fox Biscuit. - 55°‘ 5"". Water and Summer Streets. -- _ IO Large Warehouses, Centrally Located, ' Phone 161, 162 or 103.

. [ SUMMEBSIDE. P. B. ISLAND ' | The Largest Distributors of m: Netting and Ranch Supplies in America,

RELIEVEIN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

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FOR AGRICULTURAL i IMPLEMENTS

BBUCS STEWART J C0. LTD flprayers, Dusters, Fertilizer Spread- ers. Potato Diggers, Pumping Systems. Electric Plants.

We Believe in Prince Edward Island 6 Great George St. Phone 82.

Buy Frost dz Wood Implements with the utmost confidence. They are backed by ninety years’ exper- ience. Horse Hoes, Cultivators, Seed- ufl, Drills, Manure Spreaders, Disc I-Iarrows , Fertilizer Distributors, Potato Planters. '

We Believe in Prince Edward Island m Kent Street. ' Phone 90.

FOR A‘ BANK

‘Till RANK 0F NOVA SCOTIA

Ofiers You SAPTFI‘! - SECURITY - PROFIT

We Believe ta Prince ...... Island Cor. Grafton and Great George Sta.

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'_ FOR COAL DEALERS

W. D. GILLIS & CO.

Anthracite — C 0A1. - Bituminous It was something besides luck that -gavc hi a reputation for square dealing. " '

We Believe in Prince Edward Island Bruce" Stewart's Wharf Phone 176

" CBABLES LYONS A CO. HARD AND SOFI‘ COAL Petroleum and Besco Coke.

Safe and E omicsl Fuels. We Believe in Prince Edward Ialand 1d Qneeg 5t. Phone 1L1

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FOR CLEANERS

NEW METHOD CLEANERS

Anything that can be cleaned, we clean it clean. Quality and service ex- celled by none. Our r- ‘ your protection. Service Our Motto. ,

We Behave hi Prince Edward Island 180 lnngworth Ava. Phone 083-

FOR AN ELECTRIC i COMPANY

i-Ansrana-wsrsou ELECTRIC co. Electric Wiring. Contracting. Radio

Repairs. llcusehold Lishtine Fixtures. "D0 It Electrically." We Believe 1n Prince Edward Island Kent and Great Geo. Sta. Phone d5

FOR FOXES-FURS

1

IIIeLUBE A MaoIIINNON EN!!! BOXES AND PURE Representing HUDSON’! BAY CO-AIILONDON.

LAND

, mo . Oillea. in lent st. » Phone sea

< FOR FUELS

. Aricirairn a co. oosn- con: - woon mu height of our ambition h w

Jervs you. We Ilflleva in Prince Edward Island ll Iowr Water St. Phone M0

FOR GASOLINE-OILS 2v '11,...‘ “Pint...- Iqggdggg .. xIIt/OSINI - 011-9 We .3»... Prlaea Idwarl regal oaths,» so. Hm!“- _. aaass, 3p. rs. ail. MIN

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FOR HOTELS

‘IRE QUEEN HOTEL A Prince Edward Island Hotel e1 Distinction. II. C. BROWN

Proprietors We Believe in Prince Edlfhd Island

r01: HARDWARE

FENNELL A CHANDLER

Hardware. Paints, Oils, 'I‘ools, Cutlery. Fox Wire, Builders Hardware.

We Believe in Prince Edward Island 155 Queen ‘St. Phone 87.

FOR HOME coommc;

McINNIS BAKERY

PURE Home-Mada Pastries, Aes. Cases. "Buy our bread, we-knead the dough“ We Believe in Prince Edward Island l5 Granville St. ' Phone 4'10.

FOR INVESTMENTS

G. P. STRONG h CO” LTD.

Prince Edward Island's First Invest- ment Bankers. Serving the public of

I the Island with a complete, careful.

safe investment service.

132 Richmond Si. Phone 990

FOR INSU ANCE

E. R. BROW

Insurance in all its forms. Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass. S lmess. nce Edward Island

Phone 58$

We Believe in l“ Richmond SL

BYNDMAN’ A C0,, LTD. I. 0. llyndman, Manager. ‘The Oldest Insurance Agency in Prince Edward Island. All Kinds T: acted. We Believe in Prince Edward Island 81 Queen St. Phones 07-333.

FOR LADIES’ WEAR

THE VOGUE SHOPPE

sxonnsrvn LADIES WEAR non moss: WHO cam: TO an wuu. baa-seam AT MODERATE

PRICES We Believe in Prince Edward Island 158 Richmond St. Plluno 672-!-

For A MILK COMPANY

TIIE PURE MILK COMPANY

Clarified 8c Pasteurized Milk, Cream and Butter. "Pure Milk-Nature's only complete body builder." We Believe in Prince Edward Island Fltaroy A Gt. Geo. Sta. Phone 58d.

FOR PLUMBERS SUPPLIES

srsivnar, snsw AND raaunon

Complet supplies for plumbers and pipe iitt rs. Builders supplies, I-Iardwear for hard wear."

We Believe in Prlnee Illwlrd Ill!!!" 101 Great Georle Bt- Pllvfle "3-

,~»F01_r' A SERVICE STATION g COENI! BIOS.

TIRI VUDCANIZWG AND BER-VIC! STATION TIRES-GOODYEAR.-

ORR W; Bell!!! in Plillee now-rs Island-

SUHMIRSIDI Phone Ill

Water Street "mnfimmw If You Benin

mayonnaise-sunflow- footfitsa-wsltaslirll-elllllill"

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ACentral Guardian

DRINK OXOLA. 87l5-7-18-8i

FLY TIME is here. Your cattle need Dr. Williams Ply Oil. Fennel a. Chandler. d475-7-8-mwf Iwks . DB. WILLIAMS FLY 01L - The best protection for your cattle. Fen- ncli do Chandler. et7e-7-t-inwi Iwka

SPECIAL TRAIN leaves at 2.15 p. m. for Bcotchfort, Wednesday. July 2i. “ 6755-7-19-31

KILLS rams - Contented cows give more milk. Keep yours comfort- able with Dr. Williams Fl) Oil. Fen- nell d: Chandler. M75-7-8-iawf Zwks

IJRINK TENNANTS GINGER beer in stone bottles and Fruity Dry Gin- ger Ale_ J. S. Macdonald, Wholesale Distributor, Charlottetown. ' 6744-7-18-31

START T0 GIT 10d! eaLsblts ready for the big provincial eahlbl- tion, Charlottetown, August 1.8-2!- send tor prise list. .7. W. Boulter, sec- retarr. ' ills-ll’

REFBESIIMENTS. amusements. music, good meals, at the Scotch Memorial Picnic. 6755-7-18-31

T0 GUARDIAN SUBSCRIBER PICNICKEBS-When you are prepar- ing to go a. picknicking‘ it may‘ pay you to take advantage of The Guar- dian special oiIer of plates, spoons and forks. Read advertisement in this issue.‘ tf

T0 COUNTRY ADVERTISING PATRONS-Will. advertisers in the country please note that all small advertisements are payable in ad- vance and when sending an ad- vertisement to send the cash along with it. 0661-7-15-1!

PROF. ANGUS L. MacDONALD of Dalhousie University will address the gathering at 3 p. m. Wednesday at Scotchfort. He brings a vital message to all. 6155-7-18-81

READ THE big Exhibition ad ‘in today's Guardian and see the won- derful programme in store for Ex- hibition week. Stores, boarding houses and all Hotels are advised to prepare for a record breaking attendance as the big fair is the talk oi town and country.

MALAGASH SALT A7.‘ NEW AN- NAN——It is confidently expected that the dust nuisance will be eliminated at the big races, on account of cop- ious applicatlons of Malagaah salt to the surface of the course. The salt aattracts moisture, solidifies the

es it smoother and faster. 670l-tu-fri-2i

NOTICE T0 LOCAL ADVERTIS- EltS.-In order to insure insertion oi advertisements, local advertisers are advised to have their - copy in the Guardian Oilice not later than 1030 A. M. the day previous to publication. When the advertisements are half- page or more, copy must be in the Oflice twenty-four hours in advance.

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RACE HORSE OWNERS BEWARE —Entries for New Annan Racu close July 20th. Enter at once. Don't put ofi’. Don't forget the running race. The management would like to see at least a. dozen mounts get the

"word." $50.00 prize money. 1-2 mile heats, best two in three. This country is full of good runners. En- ter NOW. Make it a thriller.

' 6701-tu-frl-7i

THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION at Charlottetown. August 18-28, will be the biggest and beat ever put on here. More wiles for livestock. All freights paid on livestock. ‘Biggest midway ever. Three performing troupes from New Pork, and four days horse racing. Write to your friends abroad and plan to entertain them that week. Sand for prise list. I. W. Bcultar, Secretary, Charlotte- town. P. II. island. dly-tl

INSTITUTE MEETlNG-Drornore Women's Institutes. The June meet ing of this brunch was held cat the home of Mrs. Philip Coyle with an attend of ten members and three visitors. The " ., ._ with the ode followed by the roll call which was answered with houaeclean- ing hints, after which the minutes of the last meeting- were read. The business done the meeting closed with ‘ "‘ God Save the King. Neat meetlrj to be held at the home of Miss. Janie MoCardlo. a beautiful lunch was served.

EFFICIENT OPTICAIl SERVICE eras rsrasmran, ouisaas

IUPPLIIDANB ITITID. CABIIUL ATIINTIOI CIVIC T0 IIPAII WOII.

J. W. JOHNSTON

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Lady Journalist Describes Trip To 71.1‘. Province

Miss Madeleine de , , editor of "Wide Word." who visited this Prov- ince ‘recently with the’Canadian Women! Press Club, contributes a charming article on the Garden of the Gulf to the Witness and Can- adian Homestead of July 10th. She thus describes her first impressions of the Island:

“Prom the car windows my eyes rested upon such a landscape as I had not seen anywhere else, even in pictures. The greenness of the countryside was simply startling in its brilliance. the trees and fields tinged with a mofc brilliant emer- ald color than I imagined could be possible in nature. I thought of Ire- land and wondered which of these two islands could be the greener and more beautiful. And then, as our train pulled out of Borden I began tomake further discovery, another surprising One at that. ‘The earth was a brilliant terrs-cotts. color, so red that it looked as though tons upon tons of nice new bricks had been crushed and laid over the entire landscape! Everywhere June plough- ing was being carried on and the warm red hue of the fields 6f fresh- ly tumed-up earth made a. gigantic checker board, squares of red and brilliant green alternating as we ran through wooded, or agricultural re- gions. Mile after mile of fertile, uri- dulating country lay on either side of the train, sometimes level, some- times sloping gently down hillsides to winding rivers or hidden in groves oi evergreens and silver birch. "Dev- onshire in Ireland" or as someone has more aptly phrased it, "Irish turf on Devon soils under an Italian sky." The figure of speech is quite accurate." .

Miss De Soyres was delighted with her visit to Charlottetown and she says so frankly and gracefully. Af- ter describing her visit to and im- prmsioris . of the Confederation Chamber, she continues: "After the incessant turmoil of Montreal streets the sequestered. chestnut-lined av- enues of Charlottetown were a haven of quiet and peace. The City Fath- ers apparently believe in encourag-

_ ing the townsfolk to indulge freely

in fresh air and meditation, for in all directions through the town itself and the suburbs, one encountered benches set in shady corners or along the walks and drives, and the parks and squares-Just a short distance from the centre of the town is one of the prettiest little‘ parks to be found anywhere, named after Queen Victoria. Here are glorious woods of evergreens and birch intersected with winding paths leading to and from the water's edge, where bathing fa- cilities nre available. Not far away is old Government House. Its frontage forms a magnificent Colonial facade of pillars and portico, through which in bygone days many scenes ofbril- liance were enacted. The present Lieut-Governor, the Hon. Mr. Hearts, resides -in the neighborhood, but in a splendid mansion of much more recent date. He is extremely popu- lar with Prince Edward Islanders, who speak enthusiastically about his hospitality and his. success as an ambassador of good-will in other parts of Canada and abroad.

"The houses o; Charlottetown are stamped with an indefinable some- thing that strikes one as very dif- ferent to those in upper Canadian cities. It is perhaps because these old houses are unmistakably homes that have been lived in by the same

families for decades past, and are not merely places to sleep in and

keep the car between Jaunts far afield. mirrounded by lawns and gar- dens, many are hidden by hedges

or clumps of lilac, in June a mass

SCOTCH MEMORIAL PICNIC Scotchfort, Wednesday, July 24th.

6755-7-18-31

MIST all your old friendaon the

grounds at Scotchfort. 675557-1841

FOB THE CONVENENCE of our increasing number of customers we have added “‘ telephone con- " ‘ 120. J. S. MacDon- ald. Wholesale m1... Phones 1033 8| 120. 8740-7-10-11 CHURCH OI‘ CHRIST, NEW GLASGOW-Regular“ services will be held morning arid evening mor- ning services ll a m Evening 730 p m. Rev. O. I. Armstrong Minis- ter. .

PERSONALS ‘

m‘. T. D. Blake and son Donald, High River, Alberta, are visiting and llrl. Smallwood, Brighton.

It. and Mrs. Harold Dodge and his two daughters, of Cliftondale. Haas, who have been visiting Mrs.

of Dr.

lflt Street [it II-L Ana's-d“

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George Baotou. 100 Billsboro St, left yesterday morning for home, ac-

. oouipanled by Ira. Boston.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

of purple-spircd blossoms, scenting the air, with s. richer perfume than ever lilacs exhaled elsewhere. The lilacs of Prince Edward Island are allow-her unique anddescrvedlv ca!" iaritsii Brpediibnaly Poroea arrived

ebrated for their extraordinary col- oring and heavy scent. I raw them ranslns all the wey from white and pslest pink down to strangely exotic purple, vermillion and maroon tints. flowering with a magnificence that bewildered one accustomed 3n an occasional back-yard bush, of the ‘common or garden’ variety. The peony may flourish best in Quebec soil and the rue at Vancouver or Victoria. but lilacs come into their own in the rich loam of ‘tho Island.‘ “Lovers of the antique will find many artistic treasures inside the homes of those families whose an- cestors were nmnbered‘ among the first settlers from llirigliind, Ireland and Scotland. Lovely old fanlights. quaint doorways and windows, pan- elling, fireplaces or staircases are everywhere to be found in perfect preservation. One striking example of an early Colonial hallway I ssh in the home of Mr. and Mrs. .7. E. B. McCready, the former a famous oc- togenarian and former newspaper man and journalist, who is a delight- ful host in his Iientury-old mansion known as “the House off the Road." “Another point of interest to vis- itors is the famous Ibrperimental Farm at Charlottetown where for many years Mr. J. A. Clark has suc- oesfully carried on the work of this moat important Provincial agricultur- al centre. Not soon shall I forget the M93191’? 0! the drive I took that sunny morning through the winding

' beat, I believed, in the relation of the

A RAILROAD Continued from page 4

on time.

Sevenhflles of Junk

I remembered that clearly, and it was of help to ins, for here I had a situation vaguely siiniliar to the British War problem. Across the con- tinent_stretched more than 22.000 mil- es of railways, too vast a project to lie under. the responsibility of one _ man. at even a central point. It could be handled

War Oflico to the rallwa,-executive committee; so I followed’ that system; I cutthe Canadian National into four sections-an Atlantic Region, a Wes- ern Region and one for the Grand Trunk Western lines operating in to Michigan, ' “ and Illinois. I put each undar the command of a scneral manager with as much power as though he owned the line, as long as he held to the ediciency demanded of all lines. He had assistants-his general superintendents-and der them, operating divisions in charge of superintendents. He was respon- sible to me alone. The plan worked as well as it did in England.

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Windfall ... ... .03 .03 Wright Hargreaves .. 1.65 1.76 Wainwell Oil .34 .35 Home Oil .. 72.80 23.00 Baltic 2.20 2.20

Mayland ... ... ... 10.25

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‘a favorifi Canadian

'0 grain? wKQIéEcsTéBi-B‘ has climbed to new, ,' " heights of popularity, through the matchiesa flavor and crispness 0E KelioggHCor-n Flakes} _ 12,000,000 daily enjoy ' delicious Kellogg's; A

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ifilways loch for file ral- ' and-green package. ,_ _ 4 ' ’

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VACATION

driveways of the Farm, lined with United on 1.15 Here is a ma] Qpportunity if you‘ are energetic..- lilacs in fullest bloom. In and out Caimont ... 4.75 _ '

we drove through that amazing laby- ~ Write for particulars -0f how you can earn rinth of lilac, honeysuckle and syr- MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE money in your own district; duping hqljdayg, . inga, assailed by the moat wonder- -———- Halifax N s. ful combination of scents imaginable. Market Iteporta furnished by P‘ o‘ Box 1138’ T’ V

In a corner of the Farm I saw an Greenshlelds s. 0a.. Montreal, to

oval-shaped pond with its surface Stewart Jones s. Co. 88 Great

covered over by pink water-lilies Just G St, Charlottetown.

then‘ beginning to open their lovely '

I053’ ohalices to the sun. On our way Call Money . 8%

back to the town we passed the golf Abitlbi .. 46

course from which glimpses of the Alberta Pacific Grain 49

fiver and harbor are obtainable from Asbestos . 10V. ‘ U T every green!’ Brazilian ... ... .. .. w’. OPENS AGAIN AUG S

A d“ n‘ u t n r 1 t B. A. Oil ... ... . .. .. 49% We serve and retail each shell fish in lesson. ° l’ °" ° °‘”s ° ‘Pwlm . . 45*.’

v15“ to Cavendish and the “Lake of gugmgzwgoducu n" 35 ‘ ‘ Clams and Quahaughs steamed and fried to be had now Shining Waters.” As an enthusiastic Canada on. U _ 135 ‘ M‘ our counter’ ' student of Carlyle M153 D9 Buy-reg - "t ' 26,, I

was also greatly interested in the §,:::n,,,,§"1.,;,',} 31$

history of Margaret Gordon, a native 1

of Charlottetown, who was Carlyle's 32:12am “I 102%‘: 202 RICHMOND 813mm"! first love and whom he immortalized Foreign . Pow,“ securities 33 i , close 1e League o] Cress and Y. M. C. A. A?‘ '

as "Blumme" m ‘tsarwr R’°“°"'“5~" Eraser Company ... 49 i PHONE 334i W“ H; V

The m" “m”? mam“ ti" ‘B’ General Steel Wares aov.

ricultural productivity of the prov; . Hf ince, the freedom from unemploy- 22,12,312‘;- “i n. “I 6°°6-7'3'w!m_ ' ' merit and other troubles incident to Industflal 23'.

larger cemres "m much“ “P M!” International Nickel .. 401,6 r

D‘,’_RSZY’:ZGZ$TS::; wh m International Petroleum .. as

e y e sons l‘ _ _ and daughters of Prince Edward Is- fixation M)‘ 1 °r a Semsl” ' "' "' " t “Investment Scrv ces" . rggvigelpxggvigimalxtili’: 3:51’: the“ Montreal Power .. .. 115% " ' ° ‘m’ McColl Frontenac . 41% ‘ . . - . ~ 1'7 1 .. °°_‘°“* ‘"°“‘“°~' “med w warm-- not... 3...»... 1st z Securities to Suzt a fi > "~‘§°“§£1°“° °“°'5°“° mm" °Y MY- National Steel c11- iow. ‘ - I in . M F d , h‘ , ch“ ° *‘ ye“ w ° ""1" Noranda 511-2., the Investgr s’ or this wmk at present’ ‘i’ Power Corporation 114 '

is likely that the ‘Garden of the m, mo, m ;