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sizes. We sell retail and wholesale.

58 Queen Street

DON‘! buy blindly. Cones and see our Herd- eoal on our wharf located west end of Water street. $12.50 per ton, base burner o: furnace

H. R. LARGE & CO.

Phone 1000

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and Prince ilounty Ghronicle

THE CIMRLIII’

Gilililili

‘ ‘TOWN GUARDIAN

By Cooling Your Blood

O laws!

ﬂlll-TWWDIUIUW.

All

I HAN SAYS CANADIAN

-___¢

(Canadian Pram)

of theArts League of Service ‘Ir-av-

blue gra. . The ta an-ange- awn‘ Theatres" beuev“ °.n."un‘ merltsoA-n- QXiTQIIIOIY Elmggle, though h“ ‘ml-mm °_ L. W011!‘ l

' such an extent that it now plays Lnu: nnauancs i; "miﬁmffﬂh gm *2; {gym}; at Bruce's. the dramatic life of Emgland.

n» 1H»- v» wirstz“..i.....*"" ms"

‘DKIHRIAII. mums. "lﬂwymiliwall-"mm esassmstsmn-uinbeelegmunaer

'4‘ 513mm‘! m m‘ mum careful attention 1s paid to color

though she expressed herself as m‘! ma‘ B m s; “an I appalled that during aémontlfs stay m 3% aid l; t‘: u: gt in various cities of Canada mm“ ha“, “the, Illa 114d mi hams" W =°° ‘i theatres the League is enabled tn Present good drama at. very mod-

atngle d. atie performance.

"It is nonsense to say the Can- adian people are not interested in plays," declared Mrs. Wynne, prior to sailing for home aboard the ‘Athenia, “when the Little Theatre movement and the amateur dram- atic societies have grown at such a pace in this country. That alone proves that if drama 1s not provid- ed for them, they will create it themselves."

The Arts league of Service or- ganization was rounded Ill years ago with a small troupe of London players, a dilapidated truck, $125 and "a great deal of hope," for the purpose of taking the theatre t0 the small towns and villages of the British Isles. During its first year l

crate prloes.

the group played only two weeks, but its popularity has grown to

than largo

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E FOR SALE

1 used 1V; ton International Truck. 1 used 2 ton International Truck. 1 used 6 H.P. International Engine.

2 used 3 H. P. International Upright Engines.

1 used McCormsck Binder. 1 used Deering Binder.

ALL THE ABOVE IN GOOD CONDITION“ PRICES AND TERMS ARRANGED

UEL KENNED Y

S. S. “ENTERPRISE”

Maintains a fastand direct Passenger and Freight Service between

Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. Leaves Mont “ Gﬂﬂlretown Arrives Port I-Iawkesbary about

Wednesday

u mussels my remain on board the enlflns enjoy the most delight- ful sail on the Atlantic Seaboard, through the Straits of Passlll. St. Peter's Canal, Beaver Narrows and the entire

PASSENGER RATES

Single

Montague Port Ilawkeebnry

M‘ l 0|‘ G- getown Mnlgrave Montague

m‘ l» - Sydney i Georgetown

with other ports at prtmortionaie rates.

Iransier at Muigrave to S. S. "KINBURN" can be made for

West Cape Breton Porto. Montague o‘: Georgetown to Port flood ..

. . . .“,,*""=;';~;,,, " ' " " 01:30am]; AUTOMOBILE BANS Imus-as rm nswseann-y 0|‘ 9|‘ Ge- getown liulgraye Montague or 0o Sydney Georgetown

ltaterooms 81.00 and up. Meals 50. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP BATES June 15th to September 15th Montague or Georgetown to Sydney, N. S. and return. meals included, except while in Sydney, $18.00.

For stateroom reservation, freight rates and other infonnstion, amlly to

Poole & Thompson Ltd. Agents

MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

2 p. m. Tuesday 8 a. m. Wednesday Z p. m. Wednesday “ Sydney by motor Wednesday afternoon, or by train

Single

Fardy Bus Service & Taxi Service GIIARLUTTETOWN to FORTUNE

TIME TABLE

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Ieldqﬂlieﬂ in f‘ ‘lithium -- DIANA TEA ROOMS, Phone 137d.

Headquarters in IOIHI~LINNOX HOTEL

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DAllzY EXCEPT SUNDAY

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... 8.10 A. M.Mt. Stewart .. . 8.55 A. lil-lllorell Iaeell 9.15 A. M31, Peter's It. Stewart ............. 0.40 A. M-Soune ............ Arrives Charlottetown .. 10.30 A. hLArrivee Elmira

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Due will igna. i to. sequester-swan ' ‘ Tritium

ber of fine colts. S.

bell, 8-2, 0-2. S.

Summerside, today.

MASTER AT MIBCOUCIIE-Mr. Joseph Callaghan, ticket agent at Bummer-side, has been appointed-as the new station agent at Miscouche, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas Keefe. Mr. Cal- lsghalfs appointment is a pop one and his many friends wish him the best of luck. Mr. Callaghan will not take over his new position until late in September or early in October. S.

“CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY MEETING-Tile regular monthly meeting of the Board of Manage- ment of the Children's Aid Society of Prince County was held on Tuesday evening in the Town HaIL The President, Dr. J. A. McPhee, presided. The Agent and Trusnt Officer V. J. Harrington reported that the holidays being on he had no truancy but the small boys had to find something to make trouble for him and one of their advmtures was that or a large number of the boys in the west end jumping on the moving train coming in from the west. Five were finally caught by him and the police officer and that ended the matter. Some boys were also giving trouble through stealing apples and three had been up before the Juvenile Court few etelllns from n. T. Holman Ltd. and were put on probation by the Judge. Several cases of appeal; 1m- clothing from needy children were ordered investigated. B.

E Y E S I G ll T EXAMIIIATIDII

"will and esqtgalylhg Glasses, e .

ll. J. MABOII

OFIOMITBIST Ollee Connected With Drugstore

ABBIE DANCE HALL

Borden

Tuesday Evenings,

J inmate's Orchestra- Admission 20c. Elliot’s Orchestra- Admission 35c.

Friday Evenings

L-Mb - - - et .

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-NO'l'lCIs—-A1l 561mb! Tales it!

—SUMMIRSIDE TENNIS-The club matcha of the Summerside Tennis Club are still on the way. Vgedngesdsy afternoon two matches o e men's singles were played.

Reg Blunder! mg ‘mm "wk to find their old home, where they Cameron, 6-0, 6-1. Reg Saunders ' d 1 n” winning {mm “we A‘ cam? port of Summerslde an were d

--8EIZURE MADE - The Bum- rnerside R. C. M. P. made s. seis~ sﬂ[]>s-.Qgpf,a1n Annie Hoopgr o; u? yaatetrlday of a éive gallon keg o rum a- prlva residence. A _ h e o; ,

p “um Wm mnow in m‘ M“ merside t e gu st Mrs Arch future. ‘Pwo assault cases some before w. G .M. Matthews at Alberton‘ yesterday but upon ad- monition by the Magistrate the 1n- formation was withdrawn. Timothy MscKie, who was arrested in con- nection with the accident io George MacBeth last Friday and who was remanded will appear before Mr. Matthews at the Court House,

—APPOIN'I‘ED AS STATION

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~._.-_-_ ______ -IIAU'III'UI. 001401181) PIO- "o0 worm TUB-ES of movie stars with every m, moe_ulg?inlgz'gtau.mm

11-8190-6-17-21.

éelvsn MILE nay Monday

481W“ andineulateAutwmdmu-rknhhah

ynurhonaewithaeoatoflhsullriek "" . ' ' uynboutiwicvurhwedi-

Siding. rt will cut down your coal °“°““" ‘mum a’ °°“"'

bill and increase your comfort. Sold n-sses-s-u-st

annual, no‘ “Au-IA: Ontario have appointed Mrs. A

A. Steele as resident m 1 for “V” “°h°"°°“ wme’ m)" sumnierslse and Prince County. Km reel-end ﬁt-by 9-H»: An-

At all m,‘ This firm handles the finest toilet dww N" m ‘h. "mm! 8mm,“ m, a” preparations from Paris. b11010 6M NW" “if bmk- 75¢- 5°"

—'!'III PAR] SIAN IMPORTS

in.-

Mr. Y erd MacDonald of Bedeq

Needless to say Father Campbell

ent in Summerside, the guests

the opening. B.

at Bummerside about five years ag

newing many old friendships. B.

Palmer Judge 01' Probate, held

in September. B. '

PERSONALS —Mlss MacRae of Charlottetown 0i Mrs. O. D. MacCsllum. S.

Buchanan of Summerside. B.

visit to Nova Scotia. S.

-—Miss Alice Harrison, Moncion

Sterling McKay, Central St.

tives and friends.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..°'I‘l|le column is reserved for news of IM-nl interest but ndvrrlla- in‘ of a newly nature may be in- sorted at l rents a word strictly payable la advance.

n-e-i-

..'FOB SALE 0R. LEASE-The best Business Stand in the Mari-

wharehouse located zlt Montague. For particulars apply T. G. Ives,

Charlottetown. L-MM.

PERSONAL! and Mrs. Lorne Buell re-

Ieelrs motor trip through parts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. —Il

Dutney .-Il

Roderick McDonald. member of the Bank of Commerce

BRINGING UP airman

staff at Fredericton. N. 3.. 1s_y_lg_-

(SD66

14-8601-8-17-31

4m: swarms-what might T°'°"'°- have dbeenAammtzrecsleil-iou; fire oc- .---_ mm, curre at r n urc on Sun-

ga? armor,’ sfgtetifge?‘ 12,: day when the ﬂowers and altar linen will efter that date be handed u» a “"9" m" ""1 "i" i" m" mm!" Donald of M0ntague.-H Lawyer for collection. By Order of i- Bessie Bhenen.

—LIIFT FOR CHARLOTTE- ‘galwgun ‘$18,153: very grateful to these young men lottetown yesterday morning with his string of horses for the races u . to be held next week. Among them “om evident destmc on

is the famous Helen D. and a num- _v|s|TING SUMMERSIDE

action of Mr. Bernard connoliy and who happened to be in the Church

at the time the ﬁre started the re- sult might have been disastrous.

who by their prompt action put out the fire and saved a fine old church

who have been visiting in the east- ern part of the Island, are at pres-

Mlss Viola MacKenaie. The Misses

were born, now the Municipal Air- appointed they could not attend

—RENEWING OLD FRIEND- Bridgewater, N. S.. is visiting Sum-

Captain Hooper will spend three

-r'nonsrn COURT-Hon, r-r.' 1..

session of the Probate Court at Summerside W dncsd h til m”, o; Maryexennezlg, g; water? P. MacDonald, Sydney; C. W ford. Lot l, was closed and also the estate of Margaret Murphy of Ken.

K.C., was Proctor for the Ebrccutors In the afternoon argument was

60

o, and tale ‘ “

d‘ which occur in every normal system.

Agents: John

ue

o; Manuel, Charlottetown; C. W

a lottetown; B. R. Adams, San

sington was closed. Heath Strong, gram‘; émnghzig‘ armiBlg/gii“ Charlottetown; a. F‘. stllwell. st." concluded 1n the Joseph Duffy will John: w; Bears and party’ char ca“ and the Judge announced he lottetown, Carey Currie, New Glas-

cooforr

m1! is when the geishlniltlt ysur 143d etyou‘ towels es. e 'T“"'|"'“m""“' . “.3753?” haul“ as kiln v‘ora' lasoiAndrews " "°" """" "‘ “»""“"' " new: selvmlled M! mrmmwft and 1.1.9: snlt"et slat hug‘; Taken while ltissiilleifervesdng,Andrewawilhave an alum! immediate cool abet. be- cause it is not only a d ous, thirst- lsiliu, but a means of cooling you- blood.

You will feel cooler for house aiicr taking Andrews-and more vigorous, too. Andrews, indeed, i a splendid conditioner when taken occasionally the year round,

If you pirrsue common-sense principles in your living, eating and sleeping habits occaioually, you will escape all the minor anal-adjustments

iting his mother, Mrs. Eugene Mc-

. .'The following names appear on the registers of the different hotels at Montague; McDonald Hotel. J. is H. Partridge, H. James, J. C. Montgomery, J. S. McQuaid, S. Green, D. L. and Mrs. Matheson. C. w. splers, E. F. sellal". P. J- Roslter, Charlottetown; W. W.‘ Bregnell, Halifax; W. A. Ready, F. _ S. Chandler, Stewart Chandler,‘ Th, M185“ M51115), o; yew yqrk, Charlottetown; J. D. Stewart.

Summerside; E. G. Sellar, J. S. Henderson, Stirling Benton, I... W.

Harris Charlottetown; E. R. Brow,‘ n1 Charlottetown; D. A 0Neil,‘

Memsh were plea“ ﬂy surprised Brldgewnter: J. E. Denning, Char- lottetown; J. R. Green, St. John; S. P. W. Turner, B. J. Garnum,_ Charlottetown; W. F. Gill, Pictcln‘ J. O. Hiltz, 'I‘rur0; P. Murphy, Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cas- ey. Charlottetown; R. G. Ross, New Glasgow; W. S. McLure, C. wil- son, Charlottetown; C. 0. Breack, 1e ivroncton; C. B. Drew Char-loite- Sharp. She is on the staff of the “m? W~ B~ mng- 5 - J” n" Poole Hotel, Mrs. G. R. Keefe.

salvation Army and was station? Charlottetown; Mrs. Winnlirczl ' Bulmer, ‘Truro; lvrlss Shirley Bul- mer, 'I‘ruro; Mr. and Mrs. R. A.;

weeks in Summerside and is re McKay’ Amherst: Ralph Mclnnjs‘; Mrs. M. J. Hopkins. M. H.- Thompsorl, W. A. McLeod, Char-

FrsncIscO. Cs1.2 A. C. Theakstoni 'I‘rur0: K. Theakston, Truro; G i

Sale of

Assorted Summer

GLOVES

Regular $1.00 value

reduced to

These are all “slip on” styles cleverly de- signed, smartly made

By KA YSER

This assortment is shown in black, white, grey and egg shell. Regular dollar values, from which you may choose for 751:1

Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. G. Brady. H. W. Clay, H. J. Duff, Mr. and

would give his judgment sometmie gow: w‘ A‘ Rogers’ Charmu”

-Mr. and Mrs. Eldred B ll - ' an of Moncton are visiting this f:- Pratlons

Hill"! parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

-—Mrs. Jaclr MacLeod has return- ed to Summerside from a pleasant

..~s.tn is n G . 0 any, hav t d . home after spending a very rpleléixe hot “d bnght" 110111113’ visiting relatives in Truro and I-lelifaxﬂrhey were accompanied coming from many Sections‘ back by M,’ Allan Mﬂcmnnan o‘ far Charlottetown has sent scten, Truro, who will atiened thg Exmbl- , “on and spend, some Mme with Mb marathon fame who 1s entering for

turned to Murray River after a two IIONGKONG GETS ITS

..'Mr. James Hooper of Piciou, from Canada, states the Industrial N. 5., is visiting at Murray River Department of the Canadian Na- the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bandy tlonal Railways. In the matter 0i

town; B. J. Gamum, Jack Camp- lor, J. L. Lnckhart, Charlottetown:

Muuean, North Wiltshire .-—H t

.;__i_____ 13 visiting summerstde’ the guest hﬂnanlﬁu the great Rubbing Linlmeni

For Georgetown

all that is now called for to make the meet an assured success is a

The entry list is a very large one,

including Wallace Rodd of Patriot

the 880 and mile. There are six from Montague and '! from Val- leyfield, all real Scmchmcn which makes it look as though Saturday will be a gathering of the clans at our Exhibition Grounds. A con- tingent is also coming from Cardi- gan, Peakes and sourls, while the local boys are determined to retain all the trophies they can.

From Vernon a younz lad, fifteen

msunsflnlmuolvs to The years. of are and saying he was Charlottetown Guardian may be born Jilly 23rd, 1919. has enicred handed t0 their Rept. Archie Hume, the 100. 220, broad jump and shot Phone i7, or left at H. J. Mabons put. He sent his age nlons with his Drug Store, Montague. L-7 entry because he said he under-

stood it to be a. handicap affair. The committee is a bit perplexed over knowing what to give him.

times-Store <2 stories), show room, 5mm Sa-V- "Ki" him ‘my Yardi"

others say, "put him on scratch for a lad of fifteen with that spirit can't be downed." well, come along Saturday and see where the fifteen year nld boy will be pureed

MACAEONI FIDM CANADA

Hongkorlg. China, obtains the greater portion of its macaroni

[motor cars Canada ranks second, the United Kingdom taking first place. Canada. is the principal sup- pller of soft woods, while. in the matter of American pine, takes

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WA ' i DY gﬂﬁ l All‘ M‘ AU H

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' PM comma nun‘ ME roof Dow rliACiﬁlE KNOW \‘L.\.

N AN‘ LET

belwl, A. S. chandler, B. W. Tay- J. E. McIntyre. Mbncwn; H. D.i

Field Day;

The enthusiasm, hovering roundl _ the Field Day to be held at George-l N, 13,’ w“; “ﬁve m summ Ad town on Saturday the 18th. has ﬂodgy m, g Vi," m M,‘ andegcusf about reached the boiling point and

fine clay. And. with regard to that, the calendar tells us 1t will be clean} I

Mons? fine worsted and covert

SUITS,

Worth to $22.50

$|I.

These are all without exception well- cui, well-ﬁtting, well-made suite. There are blues, browns and greys, mostly in stripes of a quiet tone. All SIZES from 36 to 44, but we have not all sizes in any one style.

Come in-let's lit yon_ you’ll have the best suit bargain you ever saw.

to the United States. iralia is a close second in wheat I "mm, In the fish trade. which is pi-setl- flour to the United States with to British Malaya int "ha, ill cally all dried salt herring, Can- Canada in third positiw. the same 0i’ 81M. also second o -

ads. ranks second m Japan. Aus- for oatmeal. Canada ranks second the newsprint tradeg-f"

--BY GEQRGE M CMAN

Special Showing of Dainty Silk Undies

lhges-le d Darts: is bill! Eudeuluhhtfal new Ktﬂiﬁligsllk '0 clever-est new styles. KAYSI cheerful, glamorous. flatterill-

“ Honey's ”

A Kayser Penile White and Tea R '

“O-Kays ”

I Kayser Bl

"Brlghtieﬁ

3A Kayser Pilllllg

“Dandies”

White and Rose Blush

“ Honey ”~ Dance Sets

Pantie and Brassiere

SEE the additional exhibit

KAYSER

in the elevated display cases next the Hosiery department on the first floor.

u, Australia. 1n unlwﬂs 0i 1°“ “m