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scoTCfl oiirusalsc at vemen next Wednesday-

pis-romo Prcruase FOR FnAmtNfi-Bee advt. about ills- wm Pictures suitable for framing.

CANOE cova. July 19th Lawn pm-ty and afternoon tea. ‘i923 7 l8 3i

MEN'S KHAKI PANTS with bell.

mops and cuff bottoms, 36 to 50‘

inch waist. ‘$1.35. Moore 8c McLeod Limited. 7963-7-10-2!

NEW PREMIUM -- Ladies Shop- Dm; Bugs given free with every new orrenewsl subscription to the Guardian.

AUTO STROP RAZOR in case poet paid to any address in Canada cu receipt oi a new or renewal yearly subscription to The Omar» dlan. ' '

-WEDNESDAY morning, all men's sailor and soft straw hula mil price. Moore & McLeod Limited.

~ ‘ 7000-7-10-11

ST. PETERS BAY RACES. —0nc of the best. horse races of the season at St. Pet.ers Bay Wednesday. -Don't miss it. ‘I025 7,18 2|

ltESEIl-VE TUESDAY evening, July 19th for Lawn Party and after- noon tea at Canoe Cove. Tea served from 6 to 0 p. m. Henri-w

dCOlKll-l GATHERING at Vernon next Wednesday.

CANOE COVE, July 10th. Lawn

Party and afternoon tea.

- l 7923-1-18-31

LADIEQ SHOPPING BAGS Coh-

vortable‘ to two sizes. Free with

ouch new or renewal yearly sub scrlptlon o1 the Guardian.

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THE seer FREMIUMS yci. ‘Ladies Shopping Bags with each iyoariy» new or renewal to thc Guardian.

MEN'S NAINSOOK athletic colli- bluationa with buttons, iill sizes Sloth/Moore & McLeod Limited.

7905-7-19-21

A PREMIUM THE LADIES AI’- PRECIATE-Thc Convertablc Shop- ping Bag. Waterproof and handy. One to every new or renewal sub- scription received at this office.

. ALL WHO WISH to. spend u moot enjoyable day, should take in tllo Scottllsh Gathering next Wednesday. at Riverside Park, Vernon. ' 7870-7-15-41. MEN'S and Young nieli's tweed suits in fancy, medium and dark greys, sizes 37 to 40, special at $14.96. Moore ti‘: McLeod Limited. 7967-7-19-21.

RENEW vovn svnscmmion

tug-d-war, etc. 7922 718 2i

DR. SCllOLl/S FOOT EXPERT will be at our store until one o‘- clock today. consult him free, if you are a foot sufferer. Alley dz 00., Ltd.

7932

MEN'S GREY cotton tweed pants $1.50. Boys Long Khaki Pants 98c. Boy's cotton jerseys 30c. Men's ilrcy flannel pants, $3.50. Shop on

Wednesday morninK-dt will pay-

you. Moore d: McLeod Limitoti. 7968-7-19-21.

YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ma)’ have expired, ronewnow and get your choice of a Valet Auto Strop iRazor, blado and strap free, or Val- et Utility Knife free. Eielibr one imakes a remarkable premium.‘

FREE RED CROSS CHEST CLINICS will be held in the doct-" ors’ offices in Souris. July 20th, Murray River, July 21st. afternoon oniyhVornon Bridge, July 25th. a4’.- ternoon only. Cases referred by doc- tors only will bo examined by the specialist. 7935

today and be in llnc for the Con- vcrtable Waterproof Shopping Bat: ilow being given frcc with each year- ly subscription.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. -R.cv. Ewen MacDougail. B. D., will preach Sabbath 24th at. Brooklyn at 10.30; Kinross at 2.30; and Point Prim at 6.30. Communion at Murray River

PERSONALS

lilr. Colin lilo-Kay 0i iildeford is visiting in the city,

Mr. Malcolm D. McPherson, Belic- vue. was a visitor to the City yes- terday.

The death of Mr. J. iluiicy, well. known railway builder." is u". liouilced.

MT- UPQTEC Mcuouglill oi Wlnui~ P98. Man. is visiting at Keilslng- ton. the guest of his brother, Mai- coliu McGougun. K, llll-ss Nellie Goodwill, tczichcr iii Kensiugtou High School is visiting friends in Cardigan. K,

THE

The Public Forum

Tlile column ie open for the discussion by ctmcepondento of questions oi interest. The Charlottetown Guardian doe: not necessarily endorse the

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wooonnwoewon-e rw-ov VENDOR STORES

Slig-Jfhe proposal that Vendors stores should be "prohibited" and closed is evidently tho logical aild reasonable conclusion to ho drawn from the statements of some of the

Miss Kathleen Brown of Port Hill is visiting her uncle Mr. D. Mliflullllilld, und Mrs. MacDonald, Prince Street.

__,_ Mr. and Mrs. llurry Sears. oi’ (Jharlottotown, l‘. ltl. l.. and Victor Sears. of Toronto. were guests of Mrs. B. S. Richardson. on Friday.- Mouctoil Transcript.

Mrs. Andrew Ipvis und daughter. Mics Winnifrod Davis, oi’ Moiictoil have arrived at Brackley Beach, to spend their holidays. . Miss Beatrice Judson, of Alexan- dria, left Monday lnorniilg on u visit to Mrs. E. L. Fisher, White lVlountaius, NJ-l.

Miss Libhie Wright of Ciluriotte- ("v-WM spent the week-end in llier- maid. the guest of Mr. William L. MacEachoru and his sister Mrs. Anna J. Cilase.

doctors and some 0i! tho prohibit- ioilists. if alcohol is a poison, and no good us o. medicine, and only an evil thing, the use of which causes poverty and disease, crime and death, us some of the ultra-pro- hibltloniats recently told the elect- nru-Ailen it la a thing to be buli- islietl altogether, and vendors stor- es for liquor silouid not be nlulu- taiued 0|‘ tolerated. They should he banished.

But we all know that this logical effect of the teaching oi tho meni- hers oi‘ the Temperance Alliance will not eventuatc. We ull know that uicnllol is a good thinll. to use at iaerialn times. in certain condit- ions, and in certain tiuautiiles pron scribed by physicians, or supplied by persons who know liow to use it so that it will do good. Lion's lives have been saved by the prompt and reasonable use of wliis~ key or brandy; and ll’ this town and province were to be visited by o. contagion of small pox, there

Mrs. Clayton Miller oi’ Victoria has returned home after a visit lli illls cliy. the ghost. 0i’ her ulotli. “P. lilrs. Lena Flcighcr.

Mrs. It. Keenan of Murray fllv- cl‘. was ulnoug the delegates at- tending the Whlnews institute

Sabbath 31st and at Coleman Aug. 7th.

BIG EVENT AT WILMOT VAL- LEY July 20. Come to the ice cream party at Wllmot on Wednesday. July 20th. Meet your friends and enjoy yourself. Don't forget the date B p. . 'l969-'l-l9-2i

POLICE, COUII/lw- Al. the Police Court yesterday morning the ball bond on one drunk $20 was cstrest- ed. Another drunk was fined $99 or ninety days. He took the days.

uatr DAY saaoamwveuiies- duy, Men's work shirts in Khaki. Navy blue and blue chulnbrnyb, 89c ouch or 2 for $1.75. Moore & Mt:- Loot! Limited. 7904-7-19-21.

ON AUTO TOUIL- Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy of Reno, Ncvadc. accompanied by their son Louis and daughter Whilima and Mr. Davis

t’ es have arrived by auto to visit.

r. Kennedy's sister. Mrs. 11. MacNelll, lbltochford Street, City. The party greatly enjoyed the trip leaving Reno on June 27th. ‘they visited Salt Lake City. Cheyenne. Wyoming. Omaha, Nob; Councet, Bluff, Iowa; Chicago, Marion, Ohio; Pittsburgh and Philadelphiaufengj NewYorlfind Boslfirilfiiis is Mr. Kennedy's first visit in twenty-one years since his honeymoon and ho will visit his old home in Murray Harbor before returning.

lNced For Fly-Tlox i

he Panama Canal Was Impos- sible Until Mosquitoes _ Were Killed

Enough mosquitoes to infest sm- uot those men in thc dock were

vholc neighborhood can breed iui me ordinary tin can. Mosqui‘ m»: mead disease. They must. be killed. Pealth authorities advocate FTy-Tox.

‘following sentence in Chief Just-

TAKE IN THE SCOTTISH GATHERING tomorrow. Special train leaves __Charlottetown at ten a. in. 7073-7-10-11

SERiOUS ACCIDENT. - Mr. ikmulti McLeod of Victoria met with’ ii“'y‘éi‘y painful accident re- cently, which might have resulted fatally. Mr. McLeod while in the loft of his barn after dark, fell tlirotlizh all opening which he thought was closed, falling with great force some eight feet on his fiictfslrfiflng life sags of a hoard. At lust report he was doing as well us could be expected. . »

OMISSION CORRECTED. —-'l‘lle

ice Mathiesolfs charge to tho Jury lu Saturday's Guardian is repeated owing to all omisslonw-“So Y0“ are not concerned. in the trial of this case, with whether the Mc- Closkeys were receivers or not. You are concerned with whether

tho nnos who broke and entered and stole." ’

" roulvlnn lsnimosri. - Mr. Ernest E. Poole. President of the

Convention here last week. Mr. William It. Moore, Attorney- at-Isiw of New Yul-h City and Mrs. J. L. Moore lire thc guests oi‘ Dr. and Mrs. Bell of Crapyd.

The many friends of Rev. Chur- les Railtl. Rector of St. John's Church. are sorry to hear of his serious illness, but hopo for his early recovery. ' -M-r. Elnnimls Newson, Britckley, motored to Cilriotmi on 'l‘uci~iilily last, thence to Summerslde to at- tend tho Orange Tea. (Patriot please copy.)

Mm. ii. ‘P. Stovcrt and sons Philip and (icnrge, of North Syd- ney, are visiting in the city. guests oi’. Mrs. Stuart's parents, Mr. und Mrs. Philip Bridges. '

Mr. Wiliialn 1.. MaCEiichern of Mcrmiild left Monday morning for

sister, Mrs. E. L. Fisher. before

or-lll-law. Mr. William O. Jennings. of New York on his trip to Europe.

lilrs. Roy Davison and little son,

lieoli visiting the former's mother. Mrs. Alechia Daye. Wllmot Valley. loft for their home last Thursday lllflmilli! after a delightful six wooks stay. They were accompan- led to Moucton, by Mrs. DXWIBOIFH sister, Mrs. Elijah liryenton, of Burlington.

Mr. and Mrs. James Allen and M11 w- H‘ Dfiiahan. Emerald and Miss Eddic Deighnn, R. N. of New York, who is spending her holidays at Emerald motored to Aibertqn to spend the week end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillls. Miss Dclghan intends. remaining _in Al- bcrton a week. _

i110 Whlifi Mlllllllfllllii. N. H». WllUlTaWlllIlll Prince Eilwziril island.“ he will spend u. few days with his. there is u law against drinking liq-

salllng for Europe ml Julyflilth. Ho kind of u. car of carriage. will be accompanied by his broih- have not hoard that it has

Geno. of Boston. Mfiflfleijllllfl have .

store. Lille other things alcohol has its uses. But it ought to hc used discreetly and for the most part as a medicine, or ill the t-uso of sudden accident. Tho taste for it us ll. means of "milking glad come" should not bo cultivated. Wu must have some source of

_ supply for tho liquor that is needed

and yet the Liquor Evil must be ithls-ls-iti-be will rum u difficult u» control the popular appetites for intoxicants. But they must contin- iue in supply stores of liquor at. wvliich. reasonable requirelncuts ‘may be met. ‘ ' I um, Sir. etc, MODERATION

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LIQUOR AND CARS SiFp-AOCIIIWIIIIK to tho Prohibi- liml Act [Section GR) it in provided that "it ehnll he unlawful for any

[nor or of any exhilarating or stup- cfying drink, to drive, operate or have cilargc of Lilo pnwor or guid- tlllco of any automobile, motor cycle or nuy motor volcle, or of uuy horse, carriage or other vehicle ‘upon zilly public rozid, highway. street. avenue, drlvcwily or alloy So nor bofoi-o talking tfllilfilit! of any lint l cv-ar boon ucted upon. iélliifntlnry magistrate should see o

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I am. Sir. etc.

Tourst Resort

i (‘Continued from page 4)

Grand Pre. made known to all the world in Longfcllows “Evangelincf And, in fact, this is one of the very spots which in the long ago was sot- ticd by Acadlan refugees from that region who, when the British had

taken possealon of Nova Scotia hop-

Our police ztudi

..1—~ v» ~~TEMPERANCE

"°“”.iil'f._~‘lf‘..'ll‘.lil"‘° was P

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STRIKE ENDED IN VIENNA

VIENNA. July 18. -—Socia1lsts to- day rescinded the general order which has tied up principal Aust- rian industries. Workers will re- turn to their posts at midnight. The above dcsputch is the first re- ceived by the London office of tile United Press since service was ill- tcrrupted during thc riots of Friday.

. tlic silt of the homes of Acadisns. exiled or dispersed alter the fall of ILouisburg, they called “Scotchforv in imitation of thc ruined "French- fort" farther down the I'll/Oi‘. Al- most in thc shadow of this memor- ial is the old French cemetery, where lie uni by sitlc the bones of the French and Scottish pioneers of our Island. And near hero, too. must have stood the old French church. of which thc Highlanders could linii but thc charred remains of its de- struction when they landed.

So ouch ycar now thcrc is the Scotclifort celebration, and the dcs- cendants of these first settlers us-

wwm be 5 "min l" the vmmmvs‘ scmblcllcrc to do honor to tllomcm- ‘ The izuiety is I

ory of their sires. not lullclr dampened by serious thotighis.'it is true; llcrc is laugh- tcr, and all thc mcrrimcnt of lads and lztssics thrilling to the grunt eternal pulses of life und lovc. Yct at tllncs the plaintive note of tho

broch, or the shadow of the great

kopt in check. The Government cross "lust bring m n“, 5pm..’ of me I I ‘ i‘ (lWll.

gayest some dinl memory of that morning on tlic gray 111001‘ of Cllllo-

dcn, whcro. his sires of ‘mu fought and died for Prince Charlie, or thc

anguish that tugged lit thc heart of his emigrant forefather. as, from Lilo stern of thc “Alcxundci” he watch- cd- the heather-clad hills of his Highland homo fade forever into the purple mists of that sunset ill whose golden path his ship was still- lng toward thc new and unknown

{person under the iuflueilce of liq- Island of the west

PllllltiE EllWlillll

i Stock Quotations

HALIFAX. furnished by Members of Exchange 2

7QHARLQIIlZwil7ARDl.\N ' ‘ -

July ‘lit-Quotations Johnston and Ward.

the Montreal Stock‘

A See RAlAl-l RABOID ,

Great Blindfold Street Drive

New York Exchange At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. . . . American Can Co. .. .. Am. Car and Fdy. Co. . . . . . .. Am. Smelt. and Refng. Co .. . Am. Bosch Mag Co. . . . . . . . .. 19“... Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. . .. 45 Can. Pacific Co. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1831-‘. NEY- Con. and I-Iud. Riv. RR. 152?» Con. Gas Co. (lv.Y.) . . . . . . . .. 1031-4. Iiud. Motor Car Co. . 835% International Paper Co. . 4-054. ilnternational Petroleum . 29V. ‘Standard Oil of N. J. . 37' |Marland Oil Co. . ‘.105 iRcading Co. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 119'! Railway Steel Spring Co. . 287%- Southerp Pacific Co. ' Union Pacific Ry. Westinghouse Electric . United States Steel . . . . . . . . .. 125 Montreal Stock Exchange

Abitibi

Lourentlde Pulp . Montreal Power .. .. Asbestos Conl. New .. Asbestos Bid. New

186W} 57% 99 ‘ii 160

Bell Telephone . . . . .. Brazilian Traction . . .

Cali. Steamship Pfd. . B0 Wheat-July, 142's; Sept, ltlflbL-il 'Dcc., 1420i. ‘ Carin-July, 98%; Dec" 105%. i Oats-July, 431.»; Sept. 44‘. Decal ..

Sept... 10351.1}

463i. Wheat-July, lGO-Eii‘. Oct... 1454i ,3 Dec. int-é. » .

A Falcwcllilbftholillg" l

l i (in ‘Phurstiny cvcuillg. July Till. ii largo llninhol‘ of friciliiu iilid nclghbtlurs iisstwulliiiul tit “lliildulc ‘l\‘:\rin" lllilui Rirvuliy. illi- |'l‘.'4l(IPIl('\l‘

AT NIGHT, 8 P. M.

TODAY AT HIGH NOON

AND Till-IN sea IIIS AMAZING salmon or MYSTERY ALL‘ rllls WEEK STARTING 'ro- ‘ nay. ' V

BRING YOUR QUESTION S

Tlllt ONLY MAN wlio tutu ANSWER vouu Quas- TIONS WITHOUT ‘fllhllt HAVING BEING waiTTsN.

/

of Mr. and liirs. Wallace lvhczitlelfl.

to .\ir. und Kills; who intend to‘ home in (Jllurhli-

iiu hid illrt-lviwll iloilj. hI('.I7Ii\('|lPl‘ll, lmikc thclr iuiuril

l i Tilt: hours wort» plnusilnily spent Ill iiliisic. gilillvii zlilil lillrili until ilu- Woo.‘ Sinai‘ hours oi’ thc morn- ing. Tlli’. nhl iilnc chaulpitln danc- vr. Mr. ltolii. Woclts holug tire-soul. izuvi‘ on t-xliiliiiinll of ills skill. Af- ‘ii-r li-c-t-rviuu illill (‘ilkll Ililll boon SilPVPli by thc liltlics. Mr. Vii-lili- ltii-vVillliillls was itppiliilii-il‘i-lliiir- illlllll illid zlfii-r ii fi-w lirhli‘ iuiriiiliic- tory 1‘(‘iililI‘l(H. i-ililoil upon hire. Wallace Wllflillliiy to rcuil thc fol- lowing‘ iiilill'f‘.i~ll>li }'l‘o Mr. und hirs. idol-horn illlii family. _ llriir fricudst~fln llchzllf

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LAST . SI-IOWINGS TODAY-—3.I5. '7 tit 8.45

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SOMEBODYS tifui FAULT

Comedy

against jealous fla nccc.

i l i

ccl to live here in peace under tiie|

flag of France. One cannot, on re- membering the sad plight to which

h‘ with Bryant washburn

A screaming, thrilling Laura. , La Piantc farce with a beau- _‘ ., .

girl matching

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wits v i

women for - i the love of her too-popular ‘ '

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llonjunlin {tit-

Cull she give lier heart and soul to ll. man- and when she discovers shc has been cheated, recall her love and forget him? Such is this story utccped in human emotion in n land of mystery and romance. where the balmy cilarm of the tropical moon sundcrs the bonds of cold convention.

lios RllY-I-d wruosou

at ,,, clam:

claw

MATINEE, ADULTS 37c. "CHILDREN 26c. NIGIIT-—ADULTS 52c. CHILDREN 2G0.

PRICES

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.' ' - d well tvishcrs:Mi-lCzirht-ru u Xggsllixhllzglmlizllihstsillliizlll. we deslroivcss iii your now field of labour {serve expression tn our sincclc und you lnuy foul assured that the regret that you arc about ‘to lcnveignmi wishes of your lriciiiis llllil us lil take ill) your residtintle llllllfiblilllllilllffi ut‘ idzlst. ltnyuliy will Charlottetown. You, Mr. Mcidach- fnllowyoti to your iicw homo. cnlfllavéfiilvcd among lie Th thlsZWVu. bog to rciniilii yours sincorciyx,

Ill‘ native district formally years Signed on bcliali" of ilciglibours that time you have won and friends.

' The presentation of $10 in Gold

wils mode hy Miss lsubcllo Andrew.

diate neighbours but of all who ell- _ Mr. ltlclflucliern. oil behalf of hlln-

jcyod the pleasure of your acquain- tcnuuce. To you, ltirs. lVlr-Eutwhtarlriseli" and Airs. Mritliichcrn. replied we would say that aflhgugh ymirgiu a filling lllilllllvl‘. thmlkiilg his residence hero-hos been compura-lirltfllllfi Yo!’ illflll‘ short, you have oudoarcdllileil}. ’ 4 yourself to each and every one. in‘, Aitcr alumni: “For Ilc's u Jnliv “IL. name Ur m0 pump; n; “m, cttmJlfinnti Follow” all rcpalrcil t0 their munity we beg you to accept this ilillliflch small gift as n symbol of our re~l —————<0>——-—- sport and affection for you both. i As your now place of rcslticilcc is not. in be for rnmovvtl from lis w“. trust that ill the future wo may imve luuuy friendly visits from you. \V0 ilow wish

»l"rosli icii stains ilfl! rciuovt-ti by .p‘oiiriiig boiling wwit-r over llicnl ‘Pea stzlilis of lioug standing should ‘first bu Fflllked in glyccriuo ,tlic-.u you, Mi". and Mrs. washed ill cold water,

ud family. every suc- ’

kindness siluwil

lly-Tox is the scientific insecticide dvelopedst Mellon Institute of In- dustrial Research by Rex Fellowship.

TOMORROW

Poole Construction ‘Company. Re-

Dr. Kennedy. Osteopath, of Truro these mo; manta mim- mmm e5- gins. Saslc. pound throullh M011"-

N‘ s" is spending a w” ‘mys m cape a feeling of regret that their

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FRINGE EDWARD

Charlottetown, a guest at the Russ.

Iisist on Fly-Tux. It ls safe. stain- lss, fragrant, sure. Simple instruc- ttns on each bottle (blue label) for kiling ALL household insects Easy it use. '

“out ztrgjst. 0S . r

contracts

-Moncton Times.

Meeting of ths Prince Edward Isl and "Auxiliary of _ Bible Society convenes at the Lnlt- od Church. Cavendish. “Wednesday.

ton Friday evening enroute to P. E. Ho was met at Moucum by his mother. Mrs. J. '1‘. Poole and his sister. Mrs. (Reva E. S. Weeks of Salisbury. The former accompan- led him tor. n. I. where they will visit close relatives and friends for a few days. 1 Mr. Pooieb Company have a. cons erable number of large hand. and they employ a large number of skilled workmen.

BIBLE soelz-rv - The Annual

tho Canadian

July 20th.

An Executive Meeting will he held-at eleven o'clock and General Meetings at two o'clock in ihc afternoon and eight o'clock in tho evening. Rov. Dr. CJooprg.

Dr. Kennedy is the official represen- tative of the Universal Health Ber- vice of New York, composed of the leading doctors in that city. He alsol represents ten of the world's largest electrical concerns for the treatment] of diseases. Dr. Kennedy is very favorably impressed with the city and province and will probably rc- peat his visit in the near future. Recently on account of his physical and facial resemblance to a ‘world renowned character. Dr. Kenne- dy receivcd a very attractive offer from a film concern in the United States to take his place on the film stage. I-ie has not yet decided on his course in this connection.

Mr. and Mrs. Faulty. D. Lawton who have spent the past few days in the City leave on return to their hom in Saint John this morning.

hopes were vain. though there is no doubt that in the larger lnterestsj both of the Island and of Canada it; was better so. Nevertheless, nothing‘ can condone the harshness of their expulsion.