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SUMMERSIDE in EIIARIIIAN

.ni _ ‘ _ ~- ,,. ll' and Prince Bounty ilhroniole (We are privileged to announce our

°° I l-rnls'roassuw._'r.so»~ -- W ,_ neu and wiuism osubeek. central ""°3°5 T3" “"4 ‘* WWA' 'W' / ` Bedeque, will be closed July lst. mm C°"*°3°» 5m|’Y”¢ Rnd- Rm' 1 __ _f_¢r’*_- Emily* _,V,_',j _ 1m_5_39_1l_ ilton, beginning Monday afternoon, f,<~'j~‘__=;;=,_" -"'*~j~»$sif,-lil, jx -" ~' .nuy ara. 1412-e-as-2|. 'Qe-. .i""f`-'l'.f€;. 5531! -onorcs nom oooxnm _ " ` ”N.nf' `»1",. PIEB s specialty. Stock Always "B5DlqU‘ Unlud °h‘”'°h °f » _ - m,_.,l,_ my wamm, K,,,8l,,sl,,,,_ canada, Rev. 1.. P. Archibald, Min-

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no obligation on your

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31 _Church St.

` f lA`t-'Morley M. Bell’s Law Office Q.-lu... ...»...... .. ...mu . "‘°‘""“°"”“" .

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B cents ss word strictly pqylbln In

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to pay for is one that produces water.

There’s a difference between just a hole in the ground and an Artesian Well properly constructed.

you would like tglhldfvid Liliitlgiilec " st' m°”‘°“ “M “W” °“"" mm" mm ' wen 'mmm us a call and we would send our ex-

i ence acquired over a period of twenty-

__. This service is FREE of

H. GRDDM

- I MH town United Church: N. Bedequs,

Go PAB'TY_'m° ohnam Friday, 2.30, Preparatory, Rev. L. B

0! M Bocie t B

' “ry by “ “”"°°md° had Csmpbell, preacher; Sunday, 1l,~

r 5 nm" °”~l°y°‘b1° Bm” Pmy in Communion; Travelier's Rest, 8.80;

a e Bt. Pau1's Hall un Tuesday evening. Fxeelown, 7,30; N. Bedeque, 7.30,

I°° °’°°-m “ld “U W” °°"°<i» Y. 1.. o. Branch Report, sus. o. Mc- there wins also a sale oi' candy. The Qual-l»1¢, Address, Austin Jardine,

' 'proceeds were in sid of the Society. sole, Mrs. Leilh Warren.

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your pups to mature into

' ing foxes. This result can readily be accom- '5 _ plished by liberal and

“IMPERIALS.”

Imperial Biscuit Co.. Ltd.

CHARLOTTETOWN,

“Well Begun Is Half Done"

PUPPY FOOD and prove the truth of this well-

mal, robust, healthy development. You desire

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pups with IMPERIAL,

assuring pups of nor-

1-Ielpiul service.

highest class outstand-

regular feeding of

Nevin, Pastor.

-*lllsiolnmnlsrescvsl ul local interest hut sdverti

newnynatusmeybslu I aausgeessuletlywqveblsh

_ . l4ll_5.g9_lllu,_“l_3l_ ister. Services !or Sunday, July

_ _ ____ 2nd: Bedeoue, ll a. m.; Searletown,

i _CHURCH “Umm __ nm 3 p. ms Cape Traverse, 3 'p. m.: 1- win he s se-vim is the srsssnms B°’d°°» 73° P- “L WV- J- L” L““‘ f~ chrlmm church on gundam July will preach at Bearletown and the

mms _. or cANAo|/in _WHE/it 2,,.l ,l 11 ,_ m_, RA., ¢_ wma. WWW’ W 'U °°h°’ “WW-

worth will be the speaker.

-LUCKY LIND .

RICO-Well McNeill{sa;sshe Very Successful

P E I 1 d W , t It iw.: ::::;:r; ;f:..°“:*~..'-n* Cvfweff In 414 . . S all . 6 glial all 96 1‘8SU. S who knows? only July lst can “_ Ofp. C. Hospltal

ll We ask 3 customer clue. where? si the summerside V - p ~

Driving Park. 'Don’t miss this sec# ' one Hemehae-Black Pilot match A 1”” “nd ““’P“"°‘“”"° ““d‘°"°° at the Domlnlon Day Rae” An_ attended the variety concert in Bt. other battle of the cent G°°'g°'5 Han' Kensmgwn °“ T“°‘

suddenly at her heme on 'ruesasy °”°°’°- evening 5|-le had been ln s,_m.lmm._ Mr. H. T. Holman, president of

__ -_ i sldle dllrlng the ,memoon and had the Hospital acted as chairman and I

plaee a man quail Mme, ,, he, ,me and Wm, ,... .. .uh ...uh ... .ls W... advice from exper1~ ,,,,.,,,, ,,, he, cm. ,uddmly “_ .mainstem by uw amor. me

Zyl,-ed_ The docw, sald death was nursing sto!! of the Institution. due to acute heart failure. She was He pr°p°5°d that 3' “di” Md b° 74 yea.,-5 of age_ Hex. husband sm__ organized in Kensington to assist vlves he,-_ M,-,_ w_ H_ Jameson of the present Ladies Aid o! the Hos- Summerslde is a daughter.-5 P101. which has always done such

"WWW During the sale of ¢a.ndy Ml-g_

PERSONALS my suuphsni and nur. J. osuazhau

1..

M15 Christi” D I p yed piano selections.

_ S ° "#8011, ° Bos- worthy ef special mention

ton, is spending the summer months was

E L L C ml ~ the violin solo by lime June church

og ga her Xigents' Mr- and Mm Um which was charmlngly rendered. A,

Ws°n’ my' duet “Where Were We" by mu

-Min r'1css1eLrg, rs z "tt

- . is Spendins mmm; emoonthsoswiixh' Mmm” was °'ls° very °h“m‘1““‘y Local Representative: 1... menu, Ml. sud mr.. R c “’"'°““°"' ms' R' M°"“°” We

Large' Album an excellent exhibition of tap danc-

e ..°sUnscnrr'nons to 'rho ` ° as an

Charlottetown Guardian may be tended to :hm mp. Archie num.. or left at H. J. Mabon’s Drug Store, U°nta¥\l°- I2-13-du.

..°S’!‘R.AY`ED from my ranch Tap Dan°e_M”' R' Mommn' June 22nd, 1 Silver Female Fox. vocal Td°_`Mrs' Mclmd' M155 Finder please notify A. N. McDon- Mmm and Mrs' slmphmt'

me-c-is-ai. Sm °' °”‘d"°

.._~Bsr.r.z mven-Belfast services P-“T U

Sunday, July 2nd are as follows: '

Belle River at ll n. m.; Eldon at Plum T"l°"‘M"’- -7~ 051188118-H. ,

'M11 E Fvley, Mrs. Silliphant.

9061118-Miss Violet Richardson. `

Q voeci oust-am-s. Moreau me Mr. Hancock.

..°OARDIGAN PRESBYTIRIAN church, Sunday, July 2nd. Services Hilhland Fling»-Misses Glare and will be held at Dundas at 11 e.. rn.; Mary McNeill

Cardigan at 2.30 p. m. Rev. Alex R. Gibson, Minister, will preach.

7.30, S. School at usual hour. Rev. J. R. Skinner, Minister.

..*UNI'l`ED CHUR/Cl-I OF CAN-

ADA, Georgetown and Sturgeon. Serviced Sunday. July 2nd: George- town, ll a. m. and '1 p. m.; Stur- geon. 2.80 p. rn.. Sabbath School in Georgetown at 10 s. m. and Stur- geon at 1.30 p. in. Rev. C. U. Mec-

he sffl

taco at Btavertls Shore. Jsmes “Umm” BU' sun" 'nl sl lesve huh st 11.oo A. M. 1

P* R-:.::f‘.‘.::r:.f‘.;‘.z.._.. Rs- Z 06%”/édqe 0 0 ef

; -1 -NORTH BEDEQUE and Free-

splendld work. `

Mary Siliiphant and Master Eve

ing. Miss Violet Richardson delight- ed the audience with one of he

Piano Duet-li/Irs .1 Call h

and Mrs. R. Silliphant. V°°&1 Duel'-<Mi6S Hazel Alcorn

and Mn. Jack McLeod.

Violin Solr>~M1ss .runs church. Vocal Solo-Mr. Lowell Hancock.

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gmallmifl. Pickering, 1-nm-15, Mc-

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-FOB RENT.-.A summer ect-

FDR PRINDE EDWARD ISLAND

lliiocliwellge Slices are available in only 5 few centres. Holman’s, at their Summerside store, will carry va stock of all styles, sizes and widths,-and the Lockwedge Expert, Mr. A. W. McDowell, _will guarantee you a per-l

seine '»"

As a Gmivenienoc to Uharlottetown People

Mr. McDowell has arranged to be at our Charlottetown Sf01'¢» With a com? plete showing of Lockwedge Shoes, during' which time his services will be ` available to you for special fittings and 8¢lVi¢0- _

3 DAYS-MDIIDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY-JULY 3, 4. 5.

'Come in !-See these wonderful shoes that are giving new comfort and sat- isfaction. Whether you intend to purchase or not - you arecordially, invited. 'After these days, this exclusive line of footwear will be obtain- able only at Holman’s Summerside Store.

Ilkssiggrresd zunui aqolarrrvweil ,loyr

“"" ` ‘Dr M JW Lo k f W°ll° b O' Q

-__ u25`6_29_21 The Prolrexrt, which was under . ‘ ° c e O 1

_SU-DDEN DEATH or MES_ the capable direction of Mrs. Roy _ HUBERT Lyul-_M_,s_ Hubert mle Billiphant, was excellent and each _ ---: 11:.,

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E uve been uked to write s foreword to this booklet

= I-this I willing do bemuse I have been instru- ' mental in bsvingt le shoe manufactured.

u Msu¢y;?'esn ago I leamed from prsctiee that css

tslo de isin foatwearwerscssenti toltillzgood health

l of the feet-particularly those that req _tratment

-and I hsvc,alwsys believed that many ailments of the body arise from unhealthy feet, ‘poor circulation and weak arches, md that msny o these ailments

l voulilm not havcloegurred if feet were correctly lliod

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And oes rope tted.

At one trme, to dbtain the desired results, I prescribed

certain chsu es to be msde by shoe-repair shops in the shoes worn by my patients, siwsys believing that In some way s shoe could be comp etely manufactured embodying features that would obtain better results.

Eventually I met a .shoe msnuiusturcr willing to

undertake the task and assume the necessary expense.

The dnt shoes indicated that mutgzehsnges and im-

, provements were necessary. I know ii time, work and I intensive study were spent on many pairs of shoes, but r eventually the present Lockwedge shoe was developed: ` Fame detslis, I believe, being psteuted by the manu-

scturere. I wss asked to give my eudorssticn to thee sbogs,

but withheld this until at _leur ten thousand pan were btted or sold to my patients.

While I cannot expect that every pslr of Loekwedgs

shoes will be successful ln their purpose. I know that

they have been helpful to many thousands of mcyhps- tients and to many who have not attended my in

It is with the thought and hope that the Lockwsdge

~ shoe will be a beneiit to mane' that I now give rn endor-

sation, not only to the shoe, ut to its wider dlltdfbution.

I em, of course, not a shoe manufacturer, nor have I

any stock or shares of any kind in any Company muut- fseturing this special shoe.

Williamsburg Ontario.

‘ l sepnmber. 1632.. 4,)-(,€,Q__\

From flu Loclu/edge Sho: Catalogue. Write _/br mu.

Lockwedge Shoes -_- Bringing Relief to M times -at -

_ ° by .wif ‘ .

Glow-Worm-Misses Alcorn, Mac- _ '- -_ Pl E0 ll

Lollsn, Kerwin, Huesiis, Nichsu

KGB-They. Peters. Miss Mary 51111. _ ' 'r - f - 'il '

illions -- carried in stock at all

LOCKWBDGB SHOES have benelttctl

thousands of men and women who

have mended the widely-known clinic of Dr. M. W. Locke st Williamsburg, Ontsrim

We esteem it s great privilege to have been sppointed sn exclusive distributor of Loeb- wsdgs Shoes and srehspp inthe knowledge dist many more thousands will new be en- abled to derive the beneits from the wide! distribution of this coneaive footwear:

We src now ready to ill prescriptions for and actually itlachudgs Sbocsa

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All those who have sires/dy b¢¢n 5f!¢d with Lochndge Shoes may now secure from us the lun they require, and those who have not yet experienced the benefits of Lock-‘ wedge Shoes, but have need for footwear of the corrective typo. may be fmed b! “|-

The four regular Lochndgs lasts for women, and the two regular Lulu/edge

lasts for men, all designed and spprovedl by Dr. M. W. Lodse, are available n msnyl styles; And if is important to know that Lodwcdgc is the.only Shoe that hu the ' enclorsstion of Dr. Locku

phant and Master Everett MacLel- 'ml gm, nylnl ln tru’ hu ty' ,our “mt au , _W _ _ _ `1°`“"s now set in and retumlng oonild- they arrive here on their trans-At- MR* LE" HARTLING

-‘ ww which shwld eww to blazer imiio hop from miy to the chi- *_‘

Big- H/inter Port nrvvoi-non. by the um.. the wihrsr me woi-ms mu-_ WW ";‘1'~\lI‘5 °°°“'1;d1‘* "X

555501; u‘r1ve5_ l Accmdmg to p”‘ent pun' uw |100 0 SOD- -BW,

'Season Expected M* “°‘”°'”“*°" “ °°“""°“* vim” v”1f°f\»°1 fm iw- -uso ”°“' °“ °““° ”' ‘”’-°‘ "’- ’“°"‘

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Prove Popular

SHINGLES - SHINGLES

We have on hand ONE MILLION CEDAR

‘ SHINGLES. Price as follows

,Viz-

Extra No. 1's . .. . $2.00 perM

that gms wlll bllng abolll lmreuod bu, on hom th, 0-*wud md wut Hsrtllnz alter an illness ot seven ' (Special to the Gnsrdlsn)

exports thrwsh the port or Halifax were nights. 11,000 “lim hs Q "°°‘“~°‘”'"“ '"'“°"‘ °”“° "° “'

"°sT' ANDREWIB PREsBmn` mowcooumedal Muni; tlxuamlm) '“' "ell H-B Imports. the st. uw- been deoosmd si cu-twrishr ui- *°°¢°\'1¥ wmd bv his dwshter wvullrity or the west moles u -

MN ch,_u,cl.l_ sunday' July 2ml_ A 8 mn Q16 - .. une 27~Ev- ,elm belng clowd lb navllmm mio, and “moo “nom M éh "_ md who was et his bed-side when summer vacation trip continue! un.

Young Peoples service will be held fit 3 9° H’ 5 bil Wim” during that period. harbor Newfoundland. fr ha mum "um

costed ss the runes" 110% °¢ W

1 Om th .

in the evening st 7 dclock. under D9 Season at Halifax. stated J. L. Ml- l.lel,l~le,mWm plum on bein °'° The late Mr. Hortlinc wss s msn Gsusdisn National ltcsmshiPl.l\“

- it is fvmecm the su lu-mas wiu

- _ He¢her1nat<m.c<> mini 1 th “ ez 1 in in , hind u "nc Dnxe" Oevtsin H- °

the l"l1>f°°= °f *h° BW S°°“f= M mum Harbor gourd ‘L ° = ummm °n the ilmhip of the me on ou the mum nlzhz the P °” ' °”'°°' °° ° ‘° °' y '

. as a gllllud Fleet' ll, B_ s_ "M “_ ’ loving (other and grandtsther who Girtin, sailing tmin Vlslifsx to-

psnenm- on the oem. Limited oz am.. when she fum NW ark ;’;§";; °“ f°_"'5 h" ‘“W“°° " win be many some is the heme. sight. rusaw. vis saws. sous. the canadian National Railways on July sth to visit Halifax in con the p1;nu"b°n°“ tm,” lllloal for mm in nun” Umm” .l'my_ .ham .

sociation, Montague. The~ address will he given by Mr. John Stiles. Ot- tawa, Ohio! Commissliner of the

Boy Scouts' Movement in csnsds. passing through Moncton today eh- ,lecllon wllh the mmvmny of th; “htm M’ W th' M' two yesrs Iso. the deceased with A cargo of Cena/disn Ml-punctur-

Good sinlinl, helpful service.

route to Montreal snd New York. gum,-d llm, wlllm lm, M hmm his ismiiy moved to Charlottetown eg is use being carried by the

nmol with Sir Samuel Cunard who excursion trmn Mex-itims Province . u nm no' mlm" ‘ mm'

Th°H-Iilveyilofiwrstingseesch ,,,,,l,,,,,,

was ‘name of mmm It M _ _ lex-ge circle oi rriends who will rs- .

Clear Walls $250 er E om md 'mmm In

2nd Clears....... $2175 sux .II cr .I Lo mob” nn of mv" Du ml°"“°°m°“m"‘°!';u°“"

therrov _..._-

had lnttolesrnorhlspsssing

lm sho Monk, incl ding mg `» : ‘ _ nmml gm;

gliegiéss 325% ¢\\ Refllél Geese Penlnsuisincohnzcticn with (ming: ll|:rl1:;|.;,l,,,,¢l‘,':.1¢l¢l,'l‘¢¢°i:sncets We alsohiivelh' of V. W with a Perfumed Mist based S}l8dl(lC on E081' giizcirm of un ‘lr “M E' W" mm" w”1°°’ °°p°°" 5°' hu" chmh’ mm” lo M

.1oHNs-MANVILLE _-issnsros smNo1.Es AND on “oximn from Japanese Flo ' . ' 3"” (md) ""` °“""' °"'°“' ’°°"°" °°“‘°“" '°' m

nom. R001-‘ING in ussoneu colors. ~ W?" And West Fllghts `W""-*--- "’°"‘°°°" ’“’°‘° ""“"‘ -°“‘ T” °‘“°“““' °"""“°“ "“ '“"'

up P i H tl _ _ , ll.oweuPrl¢e In 10 Yom

` I ce. on app ca on _ remiss is The Gunn- central Bus mm' °““‘

step-dsushter, Mrs. John Agems ot Mr. Esmond, _who frequently 'll'

ited him during his illness.

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Lu M~PA§v}£ co. _ . ` “§?|mg‘€;a:-B:-~ Wm an mm& LM \‘ Aisxsnder smith. ot .rllzitlvdiz n.Th°ss:sluuzn‘lmne'b.:'rt DUN!!-

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. s armies mmm.: mums -‘"’°'*°'= °'- Dvmlelw Du ' ,_

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