HALF HOLIDAY WEDNESDAY—re- quiring a whole day’s business between opening time and 1 p.m.

Hiere are a few attractive items to ‘help boom business for Wednesday from 9 to 1.

$2.75 Santon Grape Wednesday $1.59

3 pieces Canton Crepe, navy_ sand and cocoa brown, 39 inches wide, regular $2.75 “i, Wednesday morning ‘I frQm9tQ1................ "

$3.00 Striped Silk Sport Skirting $1.50

Just two pieces left from a busy season's

selling, iwliiislilels (vividealmindsome mat-arias, come ear y e nes ny and get itnt...“ 1'5“ 1 piece Trafalgar Crepe Satin J ade Green only, a lovely fabric selling regu- z 0o larly at $4.00 Wednseday morning - - ' t 1_ piece Canton Crepe, Egyptian Red. all silk, regular $4.25 per yard, Wed- 2 nesdaymorning............... I Fifty four inch ALL WOOL TWEED, five pieces, assorted prices, $1.75, 352,00, $2.50, $3.50, all illCe attractive fab- I 00 rics. Wednesday morning per yard ‘

Plain llress Linen $1.00

Much wanted Fabrics, which have come in and are offered you now. Honey Dew, Green, Rose, Tan and White.

This lovely-fabhie is ver] popular and veryattractive........‘........... ; Planadfi dC 29‘ih wjdle ..rl...gill‘.g....repe’ m_c_es 25G Fancy Voiles and Ratines, WHOLESALE PRICES. . ,

.-¢---.....

Pleated Skirts oi Wool o...»

$3.75

Here's a really remarkable valu-a-separate skirts-the last word in style, very smartly made, shown in black, navy, sand, 3 greyandlightgrey............ I

Western Guardian

I f-IHOP tram Helium's Oatlllll.

-.-..- _ ,— LADIES’ canon uunsn .~Vl81‘8 only 19o aaoiliou Dollar Days at Sinclair's. 340075121

-|MO8E$ SPORT COATS silos 16 and 18 tor $5.00 each at Sin- clair's. 34,90 152i

—ROOKFA8T DRILL ‘smur- ING 27c per yard on Dollar Days ut Sinclair's S400 '11 1o si

-STEEL GLAD GALATEA 27c per yard on Dollar Days nt Sin- clair's. ' 3490 7 15 2i

—WOMEN'8 surrs (last. sea- sms) clearing 85.00 each on Dollar Days at Sinclair's. . 3490 715 2i

—FANCY VOILE waists clearing 75c each on Dollar Days at Slu- clair's 3490 7 15 2i

—LADIES' PATENT and Com- binaticn Leather Strapped Slip- pers $1.05 a pair on Dollar Days at Sinclair's. 3490 7 15 2i

—YOUNG MEWS All Wool Tweed Suits, new model $27.50 and $20.00 valuos soiling on Dollar Days $22.75 at Sinclair's ' 3490 7 15 2i

-—10 DOZEN MEN'S WORK SHIRTS in khaki, black and white; drill, and blue Hickory Clot-ii, worth $1.25 selling on Dollar Dnysi 98c each at Sinclair's. 3490 7 15 2i.

—THURSDAY, FRIDAY and Sut- iirduy, July 17th, 18th and 19th 'i‘hrco Big Dollar Days for Suni- morslde. Special bargains in nil iiptirtments. You rire invited. ——- Slnelalr & Stewart, Ltd. 3490 7 15 2i

—FINE LECTURE. — On July 9th. Mr. Hammond J. lnco of Victoria, deiiverod a most interest- ihg lecture, entitled “Tho Greut North Country" betore a highly appreciated audience in Druduibuno Hull. Mr. ince, who spent over a

: quarter oi! a century in the North-

West. hold the interest o! his audience as only. a mun who iully knows his subject can. in the course oi his lecture he spoke on many subjects including, a perilous passage in tho Boheriizig sou, whore tor forty days the ship on which he was u passenger was buffeted among the lOe floes. the Esinimos, Suit Luke City, Nome, Alaska, iin encounter with n cyclone, nnd other subjects of equal interest. Rev. John Sterling occupied the chair in his usual czipnblc miiiiiici", utter brici re- marks 0t appreciation by Rev. Mr. llnnd, Mr. Hugh MeLurc, Mr. J. J. Gruhnm and the chairman, n hearty _\'otc o! thanks was tlllfllllillOiiiily lziecoriluil to Mr. lnce uud all ex- lpresscd the wish of hearing him lugain in the near iuture.

l IN‘ MEMORIAM

l I MRS. SIMON PAQUET

I The sympathy of many friinils in this city nod province will go out to Mr. Simon Puqui-Uin the isudiien blow which tins tnlicn oii him in the death oi‘ his wife. which occurred in the City llospitiil early Monday evening leaving tour chil- dren, nu infant onc diiy old, two sisters, two brothers und tin ugcd mother.

Tho late Mrs. Paquet wus a \\".l- mun 0t many sterling qualities; u devoted mother and wile and her loss will be keenly tell by her son rowing husband and little tiniily,

old. i--<-Q¢-i—

zzDrlves Asthma Like Magic. Thu immediate help ironi Dr. .l. l). Kellogg's Asthma Remedy seem-i like magic. Nevertheless it is only

tho oldest being only tour years Y

mm‘

"WHO! flap . - 8*‘? l‘! i,- ..'_ NfAGQll-IOIIOI RACES Wdnel August IStL . " 8H8 ‘I i 10!

..*F'EW ARRIVALS’ Prion u.

‘, may;

visitinl the old home and trioiida in Kings County.

W. Murdock is now" Ian Ag- ed to receive news its s.- silver-u... his. J00 Printing. uewiand renew~ a1 subscriptions.

..*GROWTH FROM THE SEA.

best so tar. Those iieids un» iioiibtedly get the needed moisture irom tho sea as happened in 1920.

..'ATTENDING OAME- Thoso going from Montague t othe Tuxls Camp at Waterside, are Gordon CoiLu, (llaude Ives. Russel Kaye, Milton Mellisb, Harold Mellish and Fred Norton. ‘

..°REMEMBER ‘ft-IE "OLD Home" Tea at Souria on. July 16th. Trains from Charlottetown and El~ niira, both held until 5.80 p. m. Special music and attractions. See posters tor particulars.

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“JCOME TO THE "HDCKDULA" in Montnguo Rink, Friday evening, July 18. 6 o'clock. Athletic sports, ivonilci-iul tong shows musical pro- gram, ice cream. strawberries pun. try suio, "The Hit ottho season."

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young bulls running at largo are |10ii[iG(i that after this date they will be deult with according to law. ‘Signed. Premier institute. Hcuthcrdaio. 3075 7 14 3i l

..'DRY WEATHER—Tho weath- er is very dry. No rain tor more than a tortnight now and yet it is

looking along the light sandy loam . soils oi’ the North Side. and old meadow aDDBar to be sub- ferng as all crops must it copious‘ rains don’t tall very soon.

' -——<o>-.-———— .' Mlnarri’: Llnlment-Haala Cuta. i i-‘ocvi

PERSONALS

..'Mr. Angus D. Mclsaac, ilermuuvillo leti last week for U. S. A.

..'Mr. George Cooke and sister Bertha Cooke, Clear Springs went to llumiord Falls, M0,, where thori- lather Mr. Ernest Cooke is working in tho log papcr mill.

..“Mi‘5. Donnld J. McDonald. Cleui- Springs paid a visit to her brother, Mr. Nell MUEUUDLSFD, liuy- field Friday wiioso wile i5 in iiostcn.

..'Mr. Ncli J. McDonald. Ilcr- minnvliio who was to have charge oi‘ the road work iii the liorriiiiir ville district is not well and Mr.

is in charge oi the work. -Z—-{G}—————

Mlriard’: Liinlment for Mi-

What were YOU paying for Soda Biscuits during the put month; The latearflgurel from Ottawa

i sopffitiadnrr-‘g 1193-‘ is. )

J ‘lyiw 2 Haiiiai Ciiariotiet‘ n Si. oi

..'EAO‘I’ERN AGENT, -Ip_ y; . eat in Moutasue and will be plsas- '

—'i‘lie Shore tieid crops are the

.."NOTlCE-—Any parties having '

wonderful how well the crops are "

Pastures l _

Cost 0t Living Chart V,

give than as the average prleu.

was 1' A

5- *--'l‘hii= M‘ fir! 1w at. oi ‘r. native boys and flrls'~pp\rpy, “t; ‘

Protosé Bros i Llmlted '

A Extends a Royal

Welcome

Home

both froml

and

p Abroad

to o...»

City

L. E- PROWBE.

“void .. ‘i

We also extend an invitation to all to visit OUR STORE where you will find the largest assortment of Ladies Ready-to-Wear, Dress Goods, Hos- iery land Silks, Miliinery, Cotton and Linen Staples, Men’s and Boyle Ready made Clothing, Gent’s Furnishings, Hats and Caps, (larpets, Oilcloths and

Linoleums

AT LOWEST

PRICES

You will find Specials in every Department which will greatly re-

pay you for your We carry th _ apparel except boots that a man, woman or child wears.

visit to the BIG STORE, during CARNIVAL WEEK. e largest stock on P. E. lslandof everything iniwearing

e‘ also carry

oversizes in every Department both for men and women. <

OUR MOTTO

Frank Mclniils, Souris Line Road, I

Rheumatism '

Quick Sales-

With every purcha _ the Charlottetown" Horse Races which July 1.6.

of $5.00 and over

Small Profits

Let us prove our assertions by patronizing us Carnival Week.

i... t... ‘gillg. i... Lilia i. A will be held Wednesday Afternoon,

I personally wish to mo; all old friends trom Home arid Abroad who are villtlng our City during CarnlvalYWoak. Como in ind let u: shake hands.

MOORE a M°LEOD

n nnturiil remedy used in a nnlurnl -» way. Tho smoke or vapor, reaching

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Charlottetown

Tingley Monument Works

120 Longworth Avenue

‘Manutaotu u. of Monument-a. Tablet-o. Slabs, and Mai-ken in the boat Canadian, Ambrlcan,‘ Oecteh and Owed. lah Granite: o! Black, Gray or Rad,

Comoto , Latter: Promptly and Neatly Done.

QUI WORK IQ GUARANTEED Wrltc for Prion and Dialqno or Phone and our Car Will Clil.

the most remote passage ol‘ the ail‘- iisciod tubes, bro-shes usliie tlin trouble and opens a wny for il‘(‘\‘il air to outer. lt is sold by denier» throughout Hi0 kind.

A Poor ' Wotktdati Is Known By His "Tools

“Winn you nllnw your Eye-u tn he Iurnlnlirii with l‘|ll‘llll gliinnu yml lmvn a poor wuriunun l|| your employ. “Clio-up". “('utrutn" almanac a9- wprthlua at any nrlra. I lune Ind-allot! "ll. latmt Instrument the Do Zona- Illa;- nontir l'nlt (or "EYE EXAMIN- ATION" t0 tllllltloimn lo lira you the vary but Iurvlro oh- iialnnliio. This Instrument la Ilia latent on tha- miurknt llllll than in only onn other in tlin Maritime Provlnooa... "Actions uimak louder than words."

flare your cyan nnunlrml with this new Instrument.

H. J. MABON

tiptnmotriat. Mnntugui- Omen Connected With Drug i, Ital‘

S‘ Catlianncs Harm ton llrantiord

G

. on I St. 11iomas Challiam Windsor ,Sarnia

The One Price Cash‘

. RUG! HOTEL Mrs. ll. H. Cox, Morell; Mrs. J.

~ same except that the circulation is

Upon request it: has boon derided ,io tnko ouch day separately, ouch unit ‘In the car, explain its opera tion and adjustment.

We will start at tho radiator and explain the diiieronco between ihormo syphon and pump cooling system.

The thermo yphon system is tho

'Cal a! Lethbridge Vancouver _____,_,___ ' Victoria ___ __ 0 How do prion in your on compare with other cltlaat Mo you paying moi-a or lau than aoorlpat Thou prices are for avorala dual- ity "delivered" flbOfll. - -..-‘ Tomorrovvz-ialt Cod Huh.» Ya!

' hatu rsl cnolln‘

system, working on the tact that cold woior sink-i and warm water rises. it is theroioro. easy to soo how the circulation is naturally governed. Tho fan

draws the cold iiir through tho radiator and keeps the water cool in its circulating progress.

Tho pump system is exactly the

assisted by tile moans o! u rotary pump plnccd in lino in the system. travelling in tho direction to druw the cold water from tho bottom oi tho cylinders and radiator to tho

top.

(WES-Will you please explain how dimmers work in u Car. and how I can make my lumps brighter when on dim?

W. G. 8., Summersldo ANS-frboinothod ot brightening lamps it too dim when on ilfni posi- tion is as toilowsz~ilomovo light‘ inqawit when there will be swell ut the ack a coil of wiro about an inch loqir. Cut oil about n qnnr- tar oi this wire and connect the end again to the screw. This wire aots its roaiatancu to tho current.

Hskfiélw‘ Téli- -

C. Clurk, llrundoii, Mun; ltirs. A.l inn. New Glasgow, N. S; Dolly tic-I'd; Oiigo, l9ric and McMillan, New Glasgow; Mr. uiid Klnnon Mrs. C. H. Weeks, Aibortou; Dr. H. A. it

and Mrs. ltiitclinii, sillllllllll'fliilt".~w Mrs. A. M. ii Shepherd. 'i‘oronto; And lcuno-

Perry, Muriel Loo, Mrs J. S. 'erry. Summers-tile; Mrs Don linker, Sum-l

nii-rslilo; Mr. iinil Mrs. 1'. 0,1)

Steven, Poi-l Steven, Mrs. Steven, Miniroul; Evelyn Sinclair in-ity Sinclair. Mnrgnrot Sinclair. Muster Neil Si " ir. Summorsldo; Miss Jenn Slncllur. Toronto; Mrs ii. \V. McDonald, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. McKinuon, Montague; Mrs. Noiiio Fraser, Montague; blunt-nu Mnrtln. Mrs. Euiltpo Martin. Quebec; Donaidu Sinclair.‘ Mrs. N. It. Sinclair, Toronto; A. B.‘ Armstrong, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. l). MCliilTPll. Monolith; Mr. Mill Mrii. i). A. McNoili ‘a d »hli

so iti w. V,

il._ itinneiou; Mr. and rs. 11.111. llannor and child. MOHCIOB; Mr.

Y. Mctiregor, Moroll; Lydia McMil- und "Mrs. Munroe llrurc. i

It, I.

Montague; Mr. and ow nil, Montrcol; l" and Mrs. l‘). E. Sinclair, llov. (i. S. Mrs. J. Ra f Monctori; ll! obey, Moucloil

w- iii, STIFF JOINTS

Limiter up with ill Llnlmont. Leading!

' i"""=ms§'u56z'iaiti~ use *-+.i'.¢..s»i<i..,.

ABLEED ALL ‘THE TtME "nu: OTHER NURtE. wu1- ' “EX KNNQVI 1 CNVT

ammonia iii Farina DOCTOR ~ HQw

LONG km i TO REMAiv-i ON ouwa

row bur HE. HA5 HAD A c.0913 i t-HQLP JUST rsaagfrinr bflvfin

.k‘

YOU QNE Hind - MEDICINE WHEN HE. AWAKE‘; - .

"me 00c row. roan m: TO co on ouTw - W": 005T WNE

UNTti. flvawnibib JONEb wiu. no; HERE THEN-