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which has been giving universal satisfaction for

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your order with us early.

prices.

WHOLESALE

nver forty years. Uniform and even in size and h, Length as guaranteed by the tag on

Use Green Sheaf Twine for an economical free from trouble and delays.

Place Selling at lowest

AND RETAIL

we prepay freight to your nearest station on all wholesale orders of 300 lbs. or over.

A. HORNE 5e’ CO.

Charlottetown

lHJ-daily Bats-l year.

Mowers.

Shears, Trowels, etc.

ill Queen Street

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lieep That Lawn Attractive .

fit is far better to have Insurance and not need it,

z‘ than to need Insurance

E e are general agents for all classes of Insurance lend represent strong Stock Companies with reputa- tions for Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. gProvinclal Managers for the Maritime Life-

“The Home Company” i-Williams & Bentley Limited

Phone 1036

hnpeecable Good Taste

is reﬂected in clothes that you have smartly tailored to your measur here. You can be sure that they will be sartcrially correct in every detail of style, ﬂt and workmanship. Fab- rics used in every garment will be of a quality and design that will give you lasting wear and satisfaction.

Murdock Ross

112 Kent Street P110116 337

Call at our store and look over the many useful Lawn sad Garden Implements. We have real values in Lawn Prices $8.00 to $20.00. All sizes.

Also. Rubber Hose, Bakes. Spadlng Forks, Hoes, Grass

Bethune Hardware 0o. Ltd. A

Phone 757.

‘THE FRIENDLY HARDWARE ‘STORE?’

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BALANCE of Ladies’ Bathing Suits clearing at 1-3 01!. Prlwse Bros, Ltd. 5957-84-31.

ALL CHILDREN'S Summer Dress- es clearing at 1-3 off. Prowse Bros, Ltd- 5957-84-81.

RACK 0F Ladies‘ Bummer Dress- es speclally reduced to ‘b price. Prowse Bros., Ltd. 5951-8-1-31.

BALANCE 0F Ladies‘ Spring Coats clearing at 5i off. Prowse BT05" Ltd. 6957-84-31.

CHILDREN'S Bloomer Dresses ages 2 to 6 years. Special price 49c. Prowso Bros, Ltd. 5957-8-7-31.

LADIES’ Full Fashioned Hose in all the newest shades. Service weight. Price $1.25._Prowse Bros, Ltd.

5957-8-7-31.

LADIES’ Silk Knit Pyjampg 5nd Nightgowns. Special price $1.79. Prowae Bros, Ltd. 595741.741,

CHILDREN'S Summer Dresses worth up to $1.25, now selling at 79c. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 5957-3-7-31,

LADIES’ COOLIE COATS. Special Price 79c. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 5957-8-7-31.

THE NEW SERIAL-The Wife. Ship Woman. In this story Hugh Pendextm, the author has covered one of the most thrilling periods in the conquest of the American Con- tinent. He has done it with his usual careful attention to facts and his usual powerful dramatic nights. This senal starts next week.

DR, SCIIOLL’! F001‘ EXPERT will be at our store August 8th, in the afternoon and all day and even. ing, Saturday, August 9th. If your feet are bothering you, or pains in the limbs, get tired too easily, elm. sult him free. There are wonderful appliances now to help you, light and comfortable. Alley a Co., Ltd.

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PRESBYTERIAN I U M M E R SCHOOL-The Presbyterian Bummer School at Canoe Cove ls now in full swing. About fifty leaders and stud- ents are in attendance. The forenoons of‘ the week are being given up to stu- dies of various kinds, the afternoons are spent in recreation and in the evenings inspirational address is giv- en followed by a. camp fire and sing song and closed with a good night talk. Each day throughout is very in- teresting. 0n Sunday Aug. 10th a servlcewill be held at ll a. m. in the Y. M. C. A. grounds for the students in attendance at the school and at 7.30 p. m. for the general public. All are invited.

Summer Quick ' - Relief i ‘

fromany Cold,

Sore Throat,

Headache or ¢ . Other Pain

ONT treat a _"slighi1 cold" lightl l The discomfort of l: summer co d can easily develop into dangerous illness if neglected. A tablet or two of Aspirin will checl: a cold as quickly as it came. And you will get immediate relief front the headach that goes with it. If there's a sore throat, too, crush 2 tablets in 4 tables ns of water and gargle. Thosew ohavelearnecl the true value of Aspirinare never without it in any season of tho ear. It's ulwa s ready to relieve headaches, neur tis, neuralgia, and a long list of aches and pains: see proven directions in each package. Aspirin does not depress t e heart or upset the stomach. Drugglsts everywhere have it.

TRADE HAIR Illa

SPIRIN

Nurse's Examinations

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Examinations for Nur- ses seeking the R. N. de- gree will be held on Mon- day, August 18th inst. W. J. McMILLAN, M. D.,

Pres. I. J. YEO. M. D., Sec'y. Nurses’ Examining Board

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CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Aug.‘ 10th the service in the Presbyterian

Church, Clyde River will be st 11 ans. i Sunday School l0 a. m.

THE WIFE-SHIP WOMAN-If American History puzzels you-Road. The Wife-Ship Woman, the Gourd- lans new serial starting next week.

BltADALBANE-‘Ihe service in the ‘ Presbyterian Church, Bradalbane.

will be at 3 p. m. Sunday School 2

p. m. '

CHURCH SERVICES-For August 10th will be held at Alexandra at 11 n. m. Hazclbrook at 3 p. m. and Cross Roads at. 'l p. m. E. J. Chla- holm, Pastor.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE -'I'he services for Sunday, August 10th are Victoria at 11 a. m. Bon- shaw 3 p. m. and Hunpton 7.30 p. m. Rev. George Ayers, Minister.

BRDOKFIELD-Jfhe services in the Brookﬁeld congregation on Sun- day, August 10th will be as follows: Hartsvllle 3 p. m. SundeySchool a p. m. Brookﬂeld, 7.30 p. m. Sunday School 10.30 a. m. Hunter River 7.30 p. m. Sunday School 10.30 n. m.

MAKE YOUR ENTRIES NOW PLEASE-Every ezchibifor would do the management a big favor ii he or she will enter now. There i5 bound to be a tremendous rush at the last so make it easier and pleasanter for all by "doing it" now. Please.

5807-8-7-61

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT-Mrs. J. A. Messervey an- nounces the engagement of her daughter Ethel to Mr. Cecil Alex- ander Lamb, M.S.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lamb, Vancouver, B.C-, marriage to take place in Mon- treal early in September. 5928-8-9

SOUTH GRANVILLE PRESBY- TERIAN CHURClL-Sunday, Aug. 10m there Will be services in this church at 11 a. m. and 4 p. n1. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the 11 a. m. service. Rev. F's-ed Williamson, Malpeque Presbyterian Church will preach at both services.

DOING THE ISLAND - A large number of visitors from Toronto, at present located at the Stanhope Beach Inn, have been systematically doing the Island by automobile. They select a diﬂerent district each day and do it picnic fashion. They breakv fast before starting, take their lunch- lng baskets with them, camp wher- ever convenient, returning to the ho- tel 1n time for supper. By this means they are able to get acquainted with the many beauty spots all over the province. One of the most favorite places visited is the old settle- ment of Belfast with its historic church yard.

A SURE TEST-If you wish to find out whether your newspaper is read, make a mistake and everybody will tell you of it. Through the over- sight. of a "Printers Devil" the name o! the Hon. J. A. MacDonald was omitted from the Bennett Govern- ment list in yesterday's issue, and that of the Hon. E. B. Ryckman 1n- serted twice. From all over the Island enquiries were directed to the Guard- ian yesterday to find out whether the Province was to be represented in the Government. The Guardian was in the happy position to inform its enquirers that. the Hon. J. A. Mac- Donald was included, but his name was inadvertently omitted.

A YOUNG MAN IN BUSINESS-

At the comer of Kent and Prince

a new ice cream parlor has been

opened by one of our enterprising

young men, Mr. Leigh l-lowatt- It

will henceforth be known as

“Leigh's? It is well stocked in

everything pertaining to confection-

ery, fruit, drinks. smokes and ice

cream. There is an up-tc-date soda

fountain and two nicely furnished

ice cream rooms, one small, the other

large for the comfortable accommod-

ation of patrons. It ls always en-

couraging to sea energetic young men

going into business for themselves in

our own Province, instead of having

to seek a livelihood in another land.

DISTINGUISHED VISITOR -—| Among the visitors this week ls lVlr.~ Arthur, Panridge, manager and sec- retary of the Canadian Dolly News- papers Association, Toronto. The Association la an important body. representing the leading newspapers. for which it acts as guide Ind 141-, visor in commercial, technical and‘ ethical matters. Mr. Partridge is in’ touch with newspaperdom from coast

t0 coast. and on his present holl-

day is renewing acquaintance with

the Marltlmcs, he having begun his

career on the old St. John Globe.

'I'hls is his mo. visit to mu prov-i lnce, and he is greatly impressed

with its beauty and evident pros-

perity. Prom here he proceeds to

Sydney, O. 8., and thence to Hall-l hi. N B.

|of the Gulf and they are very much

After the Show

Drop in to our commod- ious and up-to-date ice cream parlor for refresh- ments.

Egg Noggs.

Ice Cream Sodas Sundaes. Sandwiches. Toast.

Melted Milk,etc.

Get your‘ candy and l cigarettes from us.

LEIGH’S

Cor. Kent and Prince Streets

LONG RIVER Presbyterian Church 511115531. August 10th. There will be service in this church at 7.80 p. m.

' Charlottetown Guardian does

T he Public Forum

This column is open for the discussion by correspondents of questions of interest. This

endorse the espondantl.

not opinions of

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and sportsmen that resist the urge ‘to shoot before the time. ﬁnd that the few ducks remaining (not shot) -a.re so wild that it is almost imp0s~ ,slbls to obtain a shot, and the good ; ‘slwrt who observes the law. returns j

ihome vowing that they will shoot‘

i ‘birds with the others. My point is, that changing the season for shoot- ing, will only convert a lot of good isportsmen from upholding the law’ to breaking of same. I am Sir, atoll SPORTSMAN. '

THE SPECIAL SESSION y ____ i

Sir,—-'I‘he tal1 of a. snake which moved after the reptile vras mangled w death is said w have inspired an 1 Irishmans remark.- "Faith and it's ‘ dead enough, but the crather don't‘ know it."

The Patriot, the tail of its defunct party, still moves and talks as if life, soil} prevailed. It. doesn't seem to; know that its power to command has ceased indefinitely. It is apparently

lrluil to appreciate this wholesome Irish t

Wis on August, ohe 1st it published a‘ catalogue of 23 items which it alleg-

WOOD ISLANDS-On Sunday. August 10th there will be service in the Presbyterian Church, wood Isl-- ands at 11 a. m. and at Wood Islands 1 East Hall at 8 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m.

ed to be pledges of Hon. Mir. Ben-j hate m the people. There is no doubt that the New Premier will implement ‘ every promise of his election cam-

-pa.ign - and with business-like ease.

But nu attention will be to his own ‘ pledges - and not those plaoaa-ded as ‘

BRIDAL SHOWEIL-A very enjoy- 1 able shower and dance in honor of Mia Ruth Walsh, given by the Met- ropolitan girls was held at the Flor- . lda Hotel, Pownal, on August 5th. An * armchair decorated in white for the occasion was placed in the centre of the ball room, confetti was suspended from the ceiling. ‘The bride-to-bs was blindfolded and led into the room to the strains of the Wedding March, the lights were extinguished, and al search light was played on the cen- i oral figure, while confetti rained upon , her. A cradle decorated in white was filled with gifts including a! handsome mantel clock from the Metro staff. The humorous verses were read by Miss Martha Carraghcr while Mix Osobel Rlogerson untied’ the parcels. Miss Walsh, although taken by surprise, thanked her friends in a few well-chosen words. after which the bride and 810011’! W be received a sound bouncing. Lunch was served by Miss Mary McFarlane assisted by the girls, and what. a lunch! Dancing and music was en-i Joyecl by all until the small hours of the morning. . l

PERSONALS ‘

Mr. Thomas Wigmore, Graham's Road, and Mr. Walter Wlgrnore. Wig- more Road, were in the city yester- day.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuhn and fam- i lly, of Bermuda, also Mrs. O. C. Wood, are summering at York Point in one of Mr. D. W. White's cottages".

Mrs. (Judge) Inman and family. of Summerslde, are again staying at York Point in their cottage at Mr. White's, also Mr. and Mrs. Walter! Bears and son. I

'——-‘ | Mr. and Mrs. Harris Boulter. Al- bany, left on ‘Thursday morning for a short motor trip to visit friends in Nova Scotla.

Mr. Thomas H. Binnie, Editor of the Trader and Canadian Jeweller. ‘Toronto, who has been holidaying in the province left by the S. S. Hochelsga yesterday for Plctou.

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clarke. Miss Clarke, and Miss Russel, have ar- rived on the Island motoring from Oxford, Mass. While here they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. White. York Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frith, of Hamilton, Bermuda, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. W. White, York Point. This is their first visit to the Garden

impressed with the beauty of our Is- land.

Athletic People are subject to strains and lig- ament displacements. Rub in a little Miami's for prompt relief.

his in a defeated and irresponsible ' i

For instance the local Llbemlj

mised to end unemployment.”

Hon. Mr. Bennett made no such promises - only t-hemost errant of fools would do so, and the new Pre- mier is not a fool. What he on pro-i misc was that he would" call a special ‘ session to deal with lusuulpldymﬂllty‘ He further claimed, very properly,‘ that the King Government policy was i contributory to unemployment, and with sound justification, that the Conservative policy would contribute togreator employment. 1

Let history tell its tale - and re-_ peat itself. From 1378 to 1878 a. Li-' berai government ruled at Ottawa.‘ Never in Canada's hbtory was unem- ‘ ployment greater, Soup kitchens fed the hundreds of thousands out of work from Atlantic to Pacific. Crime was‘ rampant and human life endangered by starving multitudes. who would kill and. rob lOr a. few dollars to sus- tain life. l

Sir John MacDonald offered his National Policy as a panacea for tilts industrial distress. The people returrl- ‘ 6d him. to power, Even before his go- ‘ vernment. commenced to function,

times commenced to improve. Manu- = I

faaturers. with the pledge of protec-

tion in sight. at once commenced to I

get, busy enlarging factories and 1m- provlng equipment - giving immedl- _ ate employment to large numbers.

Business generally donned the gar- and with the "

ments of optimism. promise of new life. branched 0' :- I into larger enterprises. And for the balance of Sir John's lifetime, Can- ada. forged ahead int: a prosperity‘ which even Liberalism has not been 3 able to wholly destroy. ‘

May we predict that today. follow- ‘ "

ing the verdict of the people, with a ‘ stabilized government. and e gunman-j

weed policy of Canada for Canadians,‘ ‘

next season and have a share of the ‘

Barely in Time

In one recent year 105,800 policyholders

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died after making only one premium pay-

ment.

Their families received $62,400,000

that they would have lost by a few months’

delay.

One year or twenty years-don’t wait.

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HEAD OFFICI HALlFAxiCAll.

WILLIAMS d: BENTLEY, LIMITED. Manager for P. E. I.

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Sensational Price For CHIFFON HDSIERY

$1.15 a pair

Ihere are over twenty shades in this three hundred "and ﬁfty pair pur-

chase of really

HIGH CLASS CHIFFON HOSIERY

N0 substandards nor imperfects in this lot- They are made by one of the best mills in the country, with a repu- tation of doing business on the level,

if it were not so we would not have

touched them. We could not refuse

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this offer and pass the bargain on to

Over

Shades

industrial and agricultural interests‘ ,.

will be clothed with renewed confl-l dense. and that immediately Bs the,‘ outcome of that confidence unem-i ployment will ease off and more la-i bor employed. based upon the em-; Dlf-‘Sers faith in the Bennett admin~ ist-ration. To wholly eliminate unemploymentl Ls beyond the capacity of any govem- ‘ merit. but to reduce it to minimum is the Conservative pledge - and the! whole country has confidence that‘ this will be done with as great speed i, as the machinery of government and, parliament can get into working or-‘ our. , The special session is only designed , as a orelhnlne-rv w grapple with the i more pressing of present needs. The, greater and more pennenent results‘ must come from the working outof the protective system. which willin- W1" 1°8islation and departmental op- oration, This can not become effective in a day. But with the promised Se- 0111'"! to our industrial life the near future should. and. we believe, will produce an early betterment in busi- z-ss and employment conditions. I om Sir etc. CONSERVATIVE

‘Ihwnsman: “lsnt it unhealthy to have the plgsty so close to the dwell- ing-house?" <

Countrywoman: "Well. it's been there for several years, and we sl- ways have the fattest and heaviest vim,

ALLEY 6b’ Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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i Connecting Montreal, Tomnm Md this cnck train represents all that is finest in

' Canadian railroading. Lgvg Bonaventure Surion, Montreal, ‘hill’ I! 3 pm. Mi-stecl equip- ment with radio. Double Trad: all the way. 6 hours fo-Tor- onto. 1s hours l5 minutes to Gringo. Convenient Detroit ccnnecuon.

The INTER-CITY UMITED Daily from Bonavmture 5m- don at ll pm. Arrives To» com 7.30 a.m.: Chicago. 8.45 pm.

The MAPLE LEAP Daily from Bonaventure 5m- tion at 9.30 un. Arrives Tor- onto 5.00 p.|n.; Qaimgo, 7.29 um. Telephone equipped to Toronto.

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