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'lhe National Way Across Canada

“Continental Limited"

Leaves Montreal 9.00 p. In. daily for Ottawa, North Bay, Coch-

ra-no.' Winnlllel. Saskatoon, Edmonton, and Vancouver.

DIRECT CONNECTION FROM MARITIME PROVINCES

By MAIWNIII IIPRBSS, leaving Sackvills at 8.30 p. m. (ex-

cept Sundays) arrfvllg at Montreal 1.40 p.m. the day following.

OCEAN LIMITM) Daily. leaves Saekvllle 12.40 noon. Arrives

Montreal 9.20 a.!a. the day following, connecting with Grand Trunk

International Lilitsl .

For Detailed lforaratlotl apply t0 ` W. K. ROGERS. Or W. T. HUGGAN,

City Ticket Agent District Passenger Agent. `

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THE KNEW A “WINDFALL" ALBERTA HORSES

_ *_* I FOR TRINIDAD

_ Mrs. Younbrirlo thought the up-

ples the farmer had brought hor C‘\LGAR\'» An”

were rather' dirty. bu`t he eaplainctl that this was because they had fallen nfl' the treo on tho' ground in short they were windfalls, as .she bought lhom.

_\ wfck later sho called tho farm

e:~‘s wife up on tho telephone. “l or-f~retl the host cucumbers for piulrlinz." she said sharply, “and ynu".'e sent me winrlfallsf’ ` "Sent what?" gasped the farmer`s wife.

“Windfall cucumbers! I cpu tell

you needn't think 1 can't_ Ther°‘s tiirt on them."

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Ksop lllnnrds llllmelt In the house

Professional Cards. ~

II. F. DEMPSEY

Gratluats of Boston lehnol nf

PIAIO 'IUIING

|71 Grafton lirgrt

Cbololtetovtl ' '

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McLean In Ioiinnon

DONALD \lcK'INNON Barrister Attoraoy at Law Office-Royal Bank Bzfldinl Charlottetown. P. E. Island

Morson & Duffy

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law MONEY TO LOAN Solicitors for Royal llnk of Canada

MacLeod & Bentley

W. E. IENTLEY, K. G. »

L A. IBNTLEV

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iilark R.MoGuigan.BA IARRICTER. lOLlOlTOR¢ ITC. Money to Loan

_ Cameron liock

ggsftgugtatas. P. I. Island

S. 8. HBSBIAN

larrlatso, loiisigl Nehru Publis

MONEY T0 LOAN lontap- P. I. Island

S. INMAN, K.

~ Barrister and Attomsyat-Law

lloom No. 1! Cameron llsck VICTORIA ROW

J. A. Ma.cDONALD

larrtstor Oolloltor, Eta. money -ro Loan Office-Riley Building Charlottetown

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate on N. Y. Post Oradusta Modloal School all Hospital Praotlco' limited to Eylr Elf. N000 and Throat Oiflos Sayer lulldlng. Great George ltroot, opposite Guardian Ofiloo Toi hone lol oiiiooi-ioura:;to1la.|n.I tsl p. m. May be oonsuitod off hours at 110 Hillsboro li.

Palmer & Palmer

ti. J. Painter, K. C. H. I- Palmer larriotsri. etc.

_la il of Nova lootia lullding

' onartmotown. P. a. I. |

Monoyhaiaon

_...__

Oph. D. _Eye Specialist

Oifloo-Prowso Block, 127 lrlfton ltfoet noun-s.ao_1a._ 1-4

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trial shipment of Alberto horses In now on the way to Trinidad, where, they ara being sent on an order from a business firm there which wants them for driving purposes. Twenty-three animals, of small build, standing from fourteen to fifteen hands in height and weigh- ing from 700 to 1_000 pounds, bought ln the vicinity of Calgary, are being shipped as a first con- signment, and a second lot to make up a total order of fifty will lbllow later, I‘he shipment is ln cbarg-_ of J. D. Smith. of the Department of Argriculturef I-Ie will 'ship 'trout Halifax. _

NOTICE '_ _

Modern and scientific methods of

and muscular auoillaliss ut tug eye H. T. Colvln,` Opt. D., Optometrist. summer-stné. P. npr. _

i ""N`6f`l6l~:""`

A list urhu delinquent 'ras Pay-

ers ln the Town ot' Montague will he posted on August 10th. 1921.

July 18th. 1921 _ ‘~ »» ~

» Summonses \villissue'on' Au-

Buildiog Manual lor Sale

Pine and Spruce Boards ‘, Flooo

ing and She ing, Bbiplap and

ches Cedar posts. Shingles 'and Latbs. Lowest price hor cash.

.Farm F_or Sale 1

of 75 acres situated at Caledcu-

ia, 60 acres clear, 15 acres of good bard wood, buildings good.

t.Auc|»u.|N Mn¢t.s~NAN, `

A 50 acre farm on the Brackley

Point Road, 10 miles from Char, lottetowu. A large dwelling house; barn and hen house In first

through farm. A large orchard, apples, pears, plums, cherry also 50 black current bushes bearing; also an eight pen up to date for ranch. Will sell with or without crop.

B. J. TAYLOR.

QUEEN HOTEL

Auction Sale of Fraitlref

` I will sell for R. H. Campbell at 15 Grafton St.. on Monday, July 96th at 1.30 p. m., all his household furniture. including good piano-and music cabinet extension table and side board. good roll top desk. sew- ing machine. cooking range and all other household effects including mats. rugs. dishes, glassware. bed-' room furniture, book cases a'nd

books of all kinds. many books and advanced text# to be had cheap.

may be seen Saturday-anti afternoons. _ llNJ._ CARTER,

` Auotidntsr.

rot mtrtutotnlloutt » _

H¢.|_p1-H; guy, ` mg, "_ wrlrraweaa -a1'».¥e»"r.o.' our

` by on in la their festival at Rockford Square.-_

Y LOST Purse containing large

sum of money. Seo classified ad- vertisement ull page ole.

~ CHINA- our entire stock of

.china at 20 per cent discount. Vt.

W. Wellner Ltd_.,Jewellsrs. cmna- Ayfufy. crown Darby,

Royal Doulton, und al lother chlnas Johns, Ntld. Duntain, Bell and

for oneweek at 20 per cunt dis- count. W. W_ Wellner, Ltd.. Jewell-

.¢|'8. '

DR. VEO CDNVALESCENT. -

All are pleased to see Dr. Yeo out and about again after his prolonged an severe illness. Ever da now

health and strengt

| MAMTME “MRD Mzsffcan with-the cow"-ou"'the label"-

SEPT. 15.-Mr. H. J. Logan has re-‘ turned to Amherst from Charlotte- town where he had been 'lu confet- euce with president of Charlotte- town Board with` regards to the date for the Maritime Board which meets tilts year in that city. The dates chosen are Sept. 14, and 15. A most interesting session is anticipated, says the Amherst news.

DIED AT MONTREAL.»- There

passed away at Montreal July 21st_ inst. Katherine Amelia (Minnie), wife of \Vllllams S. Gardner, and' second daughter of the lute Rev. Dr. Bennet of St. John, N. B.-

Mrs. Gardner is a sister of Mrs.

her husbandpson. and little Brand-_ daugbtcr, her four sisters and .I circle of dear and valued friends and relatives, who.will sincerely reg ret her removal .from their midst. "There is no death. What seems so is transition."

_ GOVERNMENT A1PPOINTMENTb

-At u meeting of the Government Executive (`r-ur~ni| and the Board of Ellucattiun hcitl on Friday evening. Mi-~ F.lhr-l l)u!i'y of l{elly’s Crtrzs :md Miss Vern I-felcllsn of Chu-~ l\t:.\'»u-u \vr>»~e -“pointed ?~ fl.i v.|--rr' s -ru -1 1: aching staff of the M~-t-| st 'r-~..\.. '- ' ere were tu 13 elgirt 1.-fl -" /= 'or these posit- ltmt f-'un fl-rt -I-ss teachcr= _\lr, »Willlam Woodside. now of Charlot- l~~.‘u'\'.\ formerly ci Keuslm..-fl. wh. 1. ).\i't11rl urea of ‘Tn-

.\_'r_| :é ruply eps men _ _\. \\"1'.'E<i»|c i~_ 1 :I :cd soldier au' !\t= ur-~'n-n or-t was recomnz.-_ni-I

Church last evening, and 'h-is 'splen- did and thoroughly artistic render- ing of Mendesohus- Arla “lt is Enough” (from: Elijah), also the

fine song “The Voice in the' Wilderness" 'by John Pningle Scott.

lated to bring out the wary best any singer rmav have, and it must

_ D, J- M°\-"lb ” be said that the sorloisifs magnifi-

_ TOWN Clfffkfcent "Baritone" was equal to all

M0l1l-1€U€- ' __ "demands, both .ln the dramatic ands

declamatory passages, and also lu' ‘the part calling for softer and. more delicate interpretation. The rich

l __ _ _ _

.>res»onant tone and. what is more

_ rare, the “perfect enunclationf’

*__ _ ‘gave del.lg<ht_to all present, and;

Charlottetown may well lbs proud gust first`t`or all parties who own of this promising :baritone who_ "E'NK"N's““"M' y°“m°”`mv°'_' sm' dogs but hue neg|ec»_e,1_m pay the bids fair to take his place a.mong_l`m- ' ' '» '- '

_h 1., ._ _ _ ne MacLeod wife of-John Jen-

d0B will _ ’ e grim In _the land, Loom m\em|lllns_fFuneralori1‘uoS\da»y,'J-uly_ 26th

in this 'province is remarkably good, and the _production of good singers" -is smnethilng of which any Province may nbc proud. W. E. F. "

SACRAMENTAL SERVICES. -

Supper was observed at Valieyileld

Clapboards. Rafters. Scantr- JI Uh i I 25- “°““°°“' ’”°“» 2 mc" “”" .idly url'-rs? °|tSias"ci:?m;v;r:n:fe

larger number of church members were present than on any previous ocassion in Vallevfieid Over 500 sat

P'g‘“§'£,°2,';;¥AL|_ co "L_", _l st the 1.ura's Table. ugoodly num-_

' 'Chamam Mh_Bmié'h|_ N_'H_\ ber being from other congregations.

Twenty new members were added'

and three by certificate. The rec- ent rafns laid the dust.and cooling the atmosphere. the weather was Ideal. The Pastor. Rev. J. A. Mc- Lellan. ‘was assisted 'by his uncle Itev. J. D. McFarlane. Loch Lorn- ond, C. B. who with his wife wus visiting P. -E. I. and hy Rev. M. IJ.

For further information apply to ` McLeod Cnledlonia. P. Ed. Re..

Mr. McFarlane is one of the eldc.‘_

Apply tu, l

men ofthe Presbyterian Churcit.

Cll€d0ll|d~_i being beyond the age at which msn

usually retire from the active dut- ies ol' the ministry. but ‘his eye ls.

I . - d ll. '

Farm and Fox llanclt 2.‘I.?...i'~‘»".;‘.?.. .i‘;"..i‘.i5 l‘;‘$li;‘3..§I.”.§i_

F S I l the years. With much pleasure the' or 1 large audiences listened to hlsf

earnest and 1.-Tour -presentation of. the truth. 'Mr. McFarlane contem plated retiring this year, but his, congregation learning of ins in tention appealed to him to remuta.

class condition Brook running 9° he ¢°"99\1t0d 10 5'-al’ Hnolhel.

d y y V _ . ~

the Doctor is regaining his usual " *_*‘°*_*_l'

_ II. - '

J. E. B. McCready. of this city and ‘_°,_nvf_'._n_! from a _serious 0 “_

_ _ I’

l::_'a1;“l.::;;:’.“.:s::;"‘.;’;f.“.:'----- -»--f---- by D- J- T- »-=-

Both c-f lihrse .selections are calcu-'

The Sacrament ol the Lot-ds

to the roll on profession of faith.

at Paton: July cleara'nee`Salo. `

otecounv Arn r. c. ' ALL)

Ladies whitewear at_Patons Ltd.

T THE S. 8. CANADIAN HARPER sails from hiontropl July 19th. She

will be due in Charlottetown, Aug. _‘ind and loads general cargo for t.

_A¢enta. _ _ ' _

WAT-ER RATES- There are a

-few water takers who have not paid their rates for the current quar ter. 'After Monday the 25th their supply will be turned off without further notice

Borden s St. Charles or Jersey

Milk "with the cream left in" “the

is always as fresh nndsweet as on

_trillklng day. Your grocer can sup-

q y you. _ __ _

A-mol ~

' ' PERSONALS _

_ .Mrs Pnlluns ur‘o_toht'reat is visit- .ing Mrs_ H. J. 'Phiilllpliof this city

_ Among the outward passengers by the -S. S. Princfs' Edward. Friday _morning were Messrs.” ‘Stephen and .Michael McQuaid. ,of_North` Wilt- shire. ~' v ` _

Friends of Miss Hattie ,Keefe.

formerly of Campbellton. Lot 4. will bp pleased to 'know she is

tovnicly at the_Ca,rnoy Hospital.

Miss Annie Haddad, daughter of

Mr. Abraham Hnddarl. Etong--due- Nord, Magdalen lslands_ arrived in the city Friday evening for New ‘Castle`, N. B.. where she has been visiting friends. '

-Mirs. John Darraclt. Clyde River.

Mfr. and IS. A. Ross and Miss Lillian of Dorchester. Massa.. were passengers on the ‘St S. Harland f-rom West River: Bridge Saturday morning. _

Tho many friends of Mr. '1‘.‘A.

Lowther. the well known commer- cial mun of Amherst,. will be glad to hear that he ls showing signs of

improvement. Mr. Lowther has-

bc`en lil with pneumonia _ for the

,Q .W IJ) gi; l .',,_ last. fortnight. _He`is,still a patient|

at Highland View Hospital, Amherst.

-etc. Substantial refreshments am-

’ _‘

- mq

A _snr alum.

'Plas Guardians Annual Picnic was ' .hold Saturday afternoon on the ‘lmantis adjoining Mr. Burnetts -summer bungalow, Applet-ree Wharf, East River. The weather ,was ideal for such an outlnl “Ml needless to say every moment of _thesfternoon 'was filled with plea- soas for uid and young. There were between 90 anu one bundled pre-

csoltt. all having been

thither by motor bc _:Pipers Macltensle. z

tl. .1 .m er r.~'_ent-d the proceed nfs _both‘¢n voyage and on the grounds ,by thoroughly enioyable has-111118 selections. 'rnu monsoon was fully-._ occupied in games. physical and in- tellectual contests races( ~l.\r.~t~iu;=.

ply sustained both the Inner and the outer man and woman. The re- _freshmonts programme which was practically continuous concluded wlth'a generous collation of ice - cream and cake/ After the singing of Aust: Lang sync and the National Anthem and three cheers for the Guardian, three for Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and three for the plpers they departed reluctantly for thc boats headed by the pipers. All voted the 1921 picnic the most en- ioyable of the long series of similar outings to which the whole Guard- lairataff, from the heads of ue-.part- ments to the newsboys :always look forward with pleasure. -The games and other contests were entered into wlththe utmost zest and enjoyment. The prizes a number nt which were kindly donut ed by .li/lr. Christie. representatlng Cowans Limited of Toronto, who with Mrs. Christie was among the invited guests. included generous and amusing ones and were fully appreciated by the winners. The bouts for the occasion were owned bv William Mclnnls and Charles Young respectively both of them affording comfortable accomodat- ion and being faultlessly managed.,

Following were the prize win-

ners: _

GIRLS RACE- Miss Annie Duf-,

fy. -Miss Helen Phillips, Miss Sus- ana Rhync_

M|EN’S RACE-A. Martin, 2 Ed.

Williams. 3iMr. Weatherble. _ ` 'IMARRIEL LADIES RACE- 1* M-rs. Wcatherbie. 2 Mrs. Pearl Crolren. 3 Mrs. Rhyne. .-

BOYS RAGE- (10 and under) --

Robyn Cameron, 2 lan Burnett, 3 Wilfred Ottn\\'oy `

BOYS RACE (12 and under) -

R. Mclnnis. E. Ward. 2 Ivan Will- iams and Harry Ottawa 3'C. Ilon- eyban_ ` ` ` ' `

WHEEI. BARROW RACE.-1 Ron- aghan, Williams 2 ~E. Ward. R. Mc-I lnnls_ 3 Eugene Ward and C. Mc-

nr the tt. w '. \ ' '

Commandant Wm. Squarebr|S8S

the correction or refractive- errors Mm R°BE_n‘1.T_Ess__ERvY mnsgtg sfgrugmrlggry £.e:_r;';veg_0;1!

the .special soloist at the Methodist ! .DU-mn'L°b"_’ They -an-v,Bmn‘B his w___:_

_ents Capt. and Mrs..Squarobriggs. Weymouth- Street, City. The Corn- mrvndant is in charge of tl|e'Sa_l- _'ration Army 'Nmmle' _Corps_..ln To- ronto. .They are staying* un the Island for t\vo»wecks_~ _

- BIRTIIS »

Mcnor~.ls1.D_`-_ru _u_\ls_`c_rty 0u_Jtuy ram, _tu Mr. _ u_ns_n_n-s;;_ .i_. n. nic Donald. t\vins.-Boy and girls Con- gratulations. ' * \- ~ -

nl-iA`_'firs _ _

dlw July ?At'h et'4.30 11 nl Cath

bat 2 p m interment Ulgg_ Come `tery_ `

IN MEMORIAN _

ln lcving memory ofour dear fat-

her M'r_ .Iohn,_Beval1 who died July 24th, 1919. __ I » Our heavenly Father summoned

W". _ _

Just two years ago today, To leave your earthly. home and

friends _ _

To dwell with him always. We miss your pressnce.`t`-ather dear. Your place we ne'er could fill Ours is the loss but yours is the ' gain. - » - You were called to do '3od`s will,

Inserted by his sou and two

daughters.

. i-¢o>__._.._..

MRS. MALCOLM D. MCLEOD On July 14th after a long Illness;

the latter part of which was accom- panied by much pain patiently borne, there departed this life at Valleytield. Flora, wife of Malcolm D. McLe'od in the sixty fourth year of her age. Besides a large number of friends who mournber depart- ure there ure left.to sorrow. nc. husband and son Dun. A. at hontc, `a son Lauchlin in B._C. a daughter ‘of Mrs. Hardwick, 'Mass_, also brothers, Duncan and Peter Mc- Donald, Heatherdale, P. E. l. John McDonald. Montana, and Dau Mc- Donald. Mass., sud one sister. -Mrs. Munro. Mass, Mrs. \Mcl.eod in her

year. `\. or -,'_‘

.dl _ -

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suffering exemplified the words of

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1 inf-may us

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1 1 C lTh hc * I `/1 ?gra§1I¥¢;;gDay_ 1

s Posr Toasrlss f. ‘N For breakfast: or lunch _

Crisp, sweet, satisfy- w

w th cream or milk

Sold by gfrocers _

.__ . _ everywgherel

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SCIVC A

1 rodand Thy staff they comfort'

" lan assisted by Rev. J. D. McFar-

Neill. ' ' _ -

noon* it/ics:-jrvsu williams, fel

Eugene Ward. 3 Elmer Ward. `

___cusrzo1s1tj __ -_ ‘devils Suit

BABY’S- OWN

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_ 4

1 _SOAP

iotlo hssvast of oar.oHn.

Horse For Sale i

Blue Jay* McGregor, 2.18 1-4,

foaled 1509. Registered No 57624.

Fine trottI`ng`_and` attractive driv- ing horsefquiet perfectly sound, - and In.good--_::oadItiou_ '

__ Hattvsv camsnon

_ _ _ :' 140 Pownal Street

House For Sale _

Uudersi-sued _/will offer for sale

hy public auction an July 29th. 1921, 1-2 o'clock-uosu. the three tcnament. house situated on corner of Queen and Euston Sis.

~ “EDNA McKiNNON

THE MARKETS

ture of the live hog situation was the much stronger feeling that

on Tuesday and prices scored a sharp advance of $1 to $1.50 por

l*`1_v~'=1v= J ' _

PI AN OS

where the demand highest `quallty-ta

TONE _

stretches money.-

1 Charlottetown, P_ E. Island

MONTREAL June 24.~4A fell- -

`\~

__The growing appreciation of mus-

ic’s full beauty has increlased every-

_Satislield supremely by The WILLIS

' 1 - TOUCH

' Our Budget Plan will help you bu_y now. Ask about it. Discover how tt_ ,|

A. E. l`00MBS

_ _ ~ »

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for pianos of the demand met and

DESIGN .

developed in the Toronto market ,_ _._ - I - ,

ered. There was no actual change lu prices in this market yesterday, b the undertone was ver firm

mand frompackers and butchers

selected lots as S13 to $13.50 pcr 100 lbs.. weighed off cars. and sows sold at a cdt of $4 to $5 per 100 lbs. The demand for dressed h0lfB

mewhuftlimited and onl for

.._. 1-..

_ HORSE BACK RACE- - P. Mc- ilnnls and J. Ronaghau. 2. A. Dor- I inn and-J. Burnett 3 R. Mclnnls and (V. Williams. ' ' ‘ lf I1ADlES_R.AOE- 1 Miss Annie ` Duffy. "2 Miss Susana Rhync_ J Miss Elsie Rbyne. '

Mclnnls, .Fred Ronaghan, 3 Eugene] _ Ward( t 1

the Psalmist "Tho I walk thru -the valley of the shadow of death I do ‘ not fea\l*~.-for- thou nrt with me. -Thy

me.”. - . _

The funeral service was conduct-

ed by her pastor Rev. J. A. Mclael-

lane, -hoch Lamonrl. C. B. and Rev. M. D. McLeod, Caledonia. P. E. I. `

Western Guardian

__¢_.

-tMrs_ Alfred Cullerton under-

went' a successful operation for appendlcltis in the Prince County hospital. Summer-sire, on Saturday.

, MEID AT WIILMOT- Mr. Wul-

ter D. Stuvert, of Wilmot Valley, passed away on Sunday afternoon. It ls- expected ithet the lutreral will be held on Tuesday :lt 2 p. m.

-JUVENILE COURT.-~ Three

iuvenilcswere before Magistrate Wyatt in the Summerslde police- court on Saturdaq. charged with stealing fruit. confectionery and smoking materials from ft newsboy on the P. E 1.'hranch of the Can- adian :National Railways, and will be sent up to the supreme court for t_rial. The -Durant case, which is being followed with some interest- bv Summerslde citizens. was ad- _iourncd until this 'Monday morning. when it was called at the Summc:-‘ side police court -Saturday morning.

.-A MEAN -TR-lCK.- 'Someone'

who can see just one object at a. time or an affinity of his who is blessed with one ‘leg made ardent. and.suc'cessful love to a thigh length rubber boot on Wednesday nlghiuor Thursday -morning from a- ve_n~sndah on Central street. Sum-_ merside. and the'ownor ls now forced to hop into the fishing streams with o'he foot or stay on the bank and say sweet things about the light fingered gentry of

S;|_m'meraide. After a few days _atohful waiting. the fisherman thinks the right thing for the thief ,

to do is to come back and get thcl other boot. as It is rather an eye-| sore.'as it looks at the present' time.

~Ea.stern~ Guardian *_ .l.l7 STRAIGHT TROT with a

purse of $300.00 at Montague, Aug- ust 10th Entries close Saturday July 30th. Five per cent to enter._ T. G. tives. Secretary.

HORSE RACES.

10th. A 2.17

made to take the ilorma' Stake .class fill. Purse $300.00.

'meats and-prices fo'r 'some lineal 1 _ _ _ .

. _RUNNPNG BACKWAR.n__ PV have scored advances that may, oel

:well cleaned np. off the market., ANGLD-RUSTICO SCHOOL. - fthersfore stocks at present ure wants a teacher. Supplement lsomewha-tf depleted and small slsevtl $120.00. Apply J. H. Buntaln,

was so y small lots to meet imlncuiate wants with sales of 'citv abbattoir fresh-

vailorl in the nnfkct for. smoked

attributed to the large consum-~ _ » of late on a<`:'c0`u`nt of the very -warm weather prevailing and the fact that all surplusgsupplies have been

'lrams.srej scarce.-An active trwltl cont-inuestd beudone for- local ac-

nt 30c, _to llc.. and 18 to 25 lbs-. Hi 38c, to- 39. Windsor, selected bone- less bacon sold at 50c, per lb.. I\_ll_- hreskfast grades at 32c. to Bsc.

ent. packers r_eally.ing much higher

of which the of eriugs"aro small

difficult to fill their wants. Sales of Canadian pure loaf grades were made at 15c. to 15-1-2 cents per lb., in 20 lb.. wood palls '

The receipts of provisions ye!

terday were 10.191 packages laru; 1,668 boxes hams an dhacons, and 1,559 packages tInnod,meats.

CHICAGO. '_.J’llly 20.-Provisions

were steadied by assertions that Germany had purchased 3,000,000 pounds of lard. Prices at the close varied _from 5c, decline to a HKS advance. Future quotations were: _ 1’ it t i. '

-unruly » *- ~

Open High Low Close

Mess Pork

per bbl., _ ` ' . ` July 18.50 Sgpt, 18.85 Lard per - 100 lbS.I SSDL' 11.02 12.10 11.92 11.05 Oct. 12.05 12.22 12.05 12.ltl` Short Ribs ` __ per 100 lbs.: Sept. 10.87 11.0 0.91! 0Ct. 10.75 10.8 10.80

me .-_. .°_° `l Gig

U-A

Cash prices closed-Pork noml-_

nal. Lard $11.90. _Ribs $10.50 to $11.50. '

-1--$03-i

A SURE CURE _

-Having laid down- the principle

that "the only way to abolish di- vorce is to abolish marriage! Ber- nafd Shaw caunow go on with the noble work of abolishing death by arranging that nobody shall be horn. _

i.‘.’°.i'lf1-;."'.if.‘;il.i.°l.‘;¥_§‘;‘2.°t.“..‘;‘.?.33 _CLASSMED ADVER'|‘|SEMEN'|'S

irlltsympathy with the abdye and ` - v - ' v =

the fact that there was it $000 Je' TEACIIERS \V AN TED ' MALE HELP WANTED

class teacher for Cumberland Hill School No. 70 Kings Co. Sup- plement one Hundred dollars midsummer vacation, T. P. Riley, Bscy. -

*WANTED- PRINCIPAL FOR

ikilled SUJCK M019 ‘-0 550 Del' Umj Fortune Bridge graded school. |lbS~ _ Supplement $140.00. -Summer |_ A much stronger feeling has pre-‘I vac,_'_|0n_ Apply to Doughs An.

ken, Fortune Bridge. P_ E. I.

Tescherfor Caledonia School. $75.00 Supplomentsprlng anti Fall vacatloa.

- Wheatley River.

9o_ Sentiment 6170.00. write or

phono :.kW. Bradshaw, Secre- tary. lf r/rn ft. lt.

rrskacttsn waurso For

’ . EL-

wlth special brands of the differ- don Schull mn or second maui

' Suppioramt $150.00 toot includ-

flsufee- ` ». ' In mal _ Mt tr ri. -.--»»»- ---» ....,'.';“'.'. ._itt"s.‘:€t..:r::.. »

for lard was ve_ry_flrm under acou- | '8A\-ESMEN-WE PAV WEEKLY

tlnue`(lT_gpi1d_'deti1aFd for ,round lots ,WAN-rE°__ “ECON” c|'_AsS_

teacher for Fortune Head school

and buyers in some cases find it N°_ lu' Kin” County' sumnwy

ment.|100 lreckea McLonald

Secy Red I-louse P. E. I. f

WANTED A SECOND CLASS

teacher for Breadalbane school District No. 105, Supplement |80. Apply to Robert. J. Todd, Secretary.

PRINCIPAL WANTED. - VIC- torla ached, 1st~5ass male pro- perrod. Supplement voted $200. Apply Ia panel I possible E. Boswol, Sec. of Trusteea.o V

TEACHER WANTED FSR CAM

bridge No. 91 second Class. Sup- plement S100.00. Apply to Alfred Higginborha.

TEACHER WANTED.-FIRST OR

second class for Reunion Road School. situated one miie from Hunter River vflllaoe, Supple- ment t160.t0. Mild wmmer va- cation. Apply to Donald Aa- drews,-qfecretary, Hunter River.

_ - --'» is-in '- -ma. _ *WANTED_- TEACHER FOR

Grosse isle, Magdalen Islands, second olaas certificate, term eight months. Salary fifty dollars per month, 'f`homns\A. Turnbull Secretary Treasurer, Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands.

*WANTED»- SECOND ' CLASS

teacher for Granville North School, No. 128. Supplement $100, 00 including Government mini- mum. Apply to H. T. Burgdyno_ Breadalbane, R_ R. No. 1, P. E.

1. '

FOR SALE -

'FOR OAL!-HEAVY IROWN

paper. Apply at Guardian Of-

‘ flue.

*FOR SALE- HOUSE. MODERN conveniences. large yard and barn also 4 rooms to let. Apply 57 Brighton Ave. -

'FOR aAI.l- 0 ACR!! STAND-

Ing hay In very good condition,

Btuancky Point. Apply Guardian

closo Saturday. July 30th.

per colt to mtor. Five per additional from money win-

rrslgfrt raid from Chao- : 'I' G vea, -Secretary.

a' ~a

ll!

__ _

U lA\.¢l- FOR

°rotl

till'

D TOURING and first class

will sell cheap. Garage,

wmrso- ssc`o`~o c|.Ass,

'_ , _ - 9 ____ - ._ _

101' Sli 0ff8t‘lflBS which 1‘6B1ll\i3d ill fa _ _' \-'/AN1'E|_|___ A1' °N.'\p_ SEX-ro" rflllfll' BCUV9 "'_“d° behm d°“° 1" WANTED- Wanted..` a._.. Second tor St. 1'u'.-rs Cathedral. Apply to

Fred lt. Foster, 230 Queen Sl. -

°WANTED, NEAT APPEARING

young single mon of good habits t_o_tra_vel rn the Maritime pro- vinces and solicit. Exepriesce tin necessary Reference required. Address H. C. Looper. Summer-

Delivery.. ~

HELP -WANTED MALE. - ANY

intelligent person, anywhere who would like to earn money writ-

‘ ing news and special articles

for daily and Sunday newspapers,

_ we will show you how. Send for

free booklet A Straight 'l'alk'i.u‘ Prospective Newspaper Corres-

' pendants." Natlonjal'P‘\'ese'i Bur

eau. Buffalo N. Y.

*I-rf" 1" rat '1`ou»`._n ms wAN'reo- -1'EAcHsr\ Fon'M|n» _ _

lgfuatcfvfo 4B4‘::_'e;;)r "M010 ‘D 15;,B__ dletoa. First elnss, school No. .AGENTS GET 'N A FRONT

sble all your commission busi-

_ ness of your own. Every property

owner needs some of our nine hundred varieties of hardy Red Tag trees and plants. No capital needed. Complete equipment and instrystioa free. Writg Ihominion Nurseries, Montreal.

and offer steady employment selling our complete and oxclua ivellaes of whole-root fresh-du! to-order trees and plants. Best stock and service. We teach and equip you lras. A money- making opportunity. Luke Broth ora' Nurseries. llnairsal.

°8ALE8MAN WANTED. -IALEO

msn s self respecting salesman whose ambition 'Is beyond iiil

pireasent occupatllon. "M0313: n mor con en om with us :d at are same time dou- ble hla Income. We require I man of clean cbaracilt soul( ll mind and body. of strong IN* snuallty who would ‘appreciate

a life position wits a fast S10" ing‘concera wh re industry

would be rewardodl-t with ll!

I3 lll*“|’

2l’°l.‘2..'l€2iE§..l?"ssl.» to uf. P. E. Ross. second floor Riley building. Queen Street. 017 posits Prowso Brothers.

" FEMALQ HELP

_ WA TED '

l_._,_- ' _ WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL _ housework. Apply 121 Wow'

St.

u_<é__{& '*WANTED FOR SIX WEEKS- A

maid accustomed to cooklal».l° washing. Good wages. Mrs. Rich- ardson, Georgetown.

WAN1'_ED,A_,MAlD FOR GENERAL

homework; one with e=w'l°l\°° preferred. No woahlhd. G°°fl° Forbes, Vernon.

nxscnmasaona

*ZiZi Malta nonav A1' t-total.--|15

to 800 paid week!! fm' 79': spare time writing ahowosrl for os. No osnvsasial- Instruct and until! 10! -N

‘ work. West/-Angus Show 0l`

service. I7 X.. Oolaorao W9’ Toronto. ‘

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PILES

side, P. E. l. in cpre of General.