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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Savings Account has

wogEold Benefit _

‘\ M.‘ savings ‘account in The

’ Bang jof Nova Scotia not only brings to you all the beneﬁts of thrift fand accumulated sav- ings, but it establishes for you business relations with one of Canadafs oldest and most sub- ptantial banks.

‘Such '92 relationship to a young fnan starting in business may prove _t0 be one of his valuable assets.

mes $3.15 y ladies White TIVHS S p o r t I w; with Patent ithcr trimmiligli

d rubber heels ; illustrateddirice l-pall’ . . . . 3.75

lllUPPﬁ-V-‘S LATEST Pic. . runs AT "rue PRINCE EDWARD wee. AND THURSDAY.

._. e..- .<-~ 1 r saw/r. A MEETING OF CON

TIVE olertors ol‘. (folio. Traverse ..*SHOP fronl llolmanhi Catalog.

poll wl!‘ ln- htll in the hall at (flpe 'l‘l'iver--e, on Tuesday the l2ih in-"i. ' ' illegates to at-

f - - . '. I'Tll to ‘he llBlfl at HOSE '0‘ (‘leulrevillo on the 10th inst. Ladies espcciidlv rcuuiatel to ut- ' .1 ot crwnnllltee. —

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NVliy not form a good banking connection by opening a savings account in one of our branches 11021.2.

' I ls a Cord Tire ?

The pattern and toughnesﬂ 0f m5 non-skid tread provide a surer grip_on the road—-lend efficient traction with‘. out power wastage. -

Firestone Cords give extra resiliencﬂ

and easier riding-wave gasoline 6011-. sumption--rcnder unusually long wear-i

noun SPECIAL ' ladies at 25c Dali" in black, broun‘ and white are very special ziliillll": létzys and gllrf-r. —»J. W. _ _ up

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in cord tires the individual cords in ¢ach ply all run in one direction; in fabric tires these threads are woven at: right angles to each other.

There is no crossing or binding in cord tires—practically eliminating all friction and heat from ﬂexing an bending.

.."A GOOD CONCERT*On June- Ziill ii \'\‘i.\' success-fill school concert was hold in Sturgeon Hull. A large crowd was present, and a fairly largo sum was realized. Mr. J. A. (‘fillings ac Ell as chairman in ills usual fficiellt nltmm-r.

—HERRING PLENTIFUL. — Messrs iCondon & McQilii-Tnia land‘ ed about ﬁfty ‘barrels of fresh Tim" ring at lllolmalfs wharf oil Mon- ‘lay. The fish were netted oh’ Sum- merside l-larhor and were an excel

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Bank of Nova Scotia

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ESTABLISHED 1832

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OUR MONUMENTS dis- la)’ a wide diversity of yles, so whether you prefer 'stcnc that symbolizes dig- lfied simplicity or one more ilatc in shaping and elab- "iely “Pi/ed. you can be tisiied here. The best of enduring AHBLE AND GRANITE nd the most careful expert orkmanship is employed in sry design. 4 Our prices are Flower than ny reliable form in the arllime Provinces. Beware inferior grades. <

handler 8t Bell‘

-' Kent St., Charlottetown

ilono 741-J. lP. O. BOX 83 a»

A iiarlefs Seeds Grow

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Big Crops ll full stock of Reliable d Dﬂisndabio 800d: in l°°l< at our Sued BtorO,

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Baking Powder

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some drivers. The Durant Owner never worries as he has “Just a Real Good Car” which takes him up

I the big hills or over the level easily.

Durant Four 'l‘ollrill_r/ . . . . . . . . “$1460.00 Duran! Sfirlrl Iifodrl 'l'ouriil_l/ . . . .$l560-00

Bruce Stewart & 0o-

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liislrillulors for l’. Ii. llliiliil

St. Louis

Ihvzlrrs for Prince Colnlly

just now is a question among

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lent lot. —LUMBER LADEN. — The i(7l'()lifl€l‘ Fluvoillan owned by Mi‘- iohn Campbell. Summerside‘ sailed from ‘Halifax on Thursday last for New York with a cargo of 500.000

expected she will likely load u trargo of zlllthrtitrite for P. E. Island.

..*NEW LAY READER.— Ml‘.

Charles White, a Divllllty student "if King's (Iollege. lVinzlsor, hrs

ill Lay Iloader at lloly Trinity Churolr (leorgetovrn for the sum- nler mouths. '

—~TENT CATERPILLAR BUSY. —i'l‘ho tent Caterpillar which zluulled so ntuch damage to fruit trees last liPiISOII has again pllt in all iﬂ]l])[!ill‘llllC('. ill some parts. The caterpillars are reported ln large quantities and are already causing fruit llrolvers a lot. of trouble. l! is hoped that active measures will he taken against the appearance of tho pest on l‘. E. lﬁlililtl.

..‘*A FEW SPECIALS at J. W. Murdock & (‘o. lllt‘llt~l work shirts worth $1.25 for S00, boys stilts a beautiful line at $0.00 $7.00 and‘ $8.00 all sizes, mells lsuits. we have 1i llalllly iii $15.00 also a nice dark steel grey at $21.00 well tailored. igood mohair lining, men's 0v”. gulls heavy blue and black worth $2.00 Special $1.50. -.l, \V_ ‘Murdock 8r Co. 2337.9.“

.."ENJO_YED TRlP.—¢Mr. Rob- eljt Mellisll returned to Montague a =ilelv days ago from Btlslfill wilern ‘he spent the winter, having sov- :erel sons and daughters living {there Tile trip was vary Jlellelici-il |to Mr. Mellish, who ilus spiral-mp. iy cast off the old man and is to~ day as lsprightly as a person ‘lalf his zlge. He. reports .1 very severe winter, the spring cold and hat-lt- ward.

..'CATTLE SHIPPED.~A car- loatl of cattle was lthipptid from Montague on Monday his: by the meat. ilrm of MeG-regol" & McMill- an. These cattle were fed by farin- ers near Montague and wert :1 splendid lot. Mr. Mcfiregtll‘ who does the buying for this iirm has long been trying to impress upon the farmers the llllpOﬂJi o of stock raising and that he has been ln a large degree successful is sllowll by the fuel that a few _vo:irs ago ll would he almost impossible to gel a carload of such cattle as these ln this vicinity. .l.

..*-"REV. MR. DENNWS DE- PARTURE REGRETTED. --— The fourth Quarterly Official lloartl meeting of the Sourls liliotltotlist Circuit met in the Bridgetown Metlllodliislt. Church ton llltindzrv. May 28th. A‘ satisfactory’ financial re» Dort was read. Regret was ex- pressed that the pastor who bud so splendidly performed his duties iiiiilns his r-lhort ltlmo in this on.» trlct had (rolmpleterl an invitation i0 the Summerside church. ‘fir:- Board. ileiievlng um he la Rev. Mr Denny's best lIIiUFIBSIH to act-opt the same, rescinded the lilVltilllUll given and accepted by him at. a lirevious meeting to remain for a longer period, in consltltrrzltirlll of his family's health. A restllutloll exlireesiils appreciation of his faithful lservlcea was pussotl atlri Placed on record.

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THERAPIOR" No.“ 1 THERAPION No. 2 THERAPION N0. 3

No. l for lllnddcr Catarrh. No. 2 for Blood & Skin Diseases. No. 3 -for Chronic ‘VPIIRYHEHHPS. Sold by lending Chemists. Price in England 8s. Dr. LcClorc Med. (‘o., llnvorstrlcks ltd"

feet of lunlber. At that port ll. is»

lgge of silccessful students of l‘. W.

Messrs ltutisell (‘olliligs as Jerltllliilh Pilu: from ‘Down Euist," and .l. Lionel (‘olliilus as .lack \Vestfield a city dude, acted their Darts ill an espocizlliy creditable manner. 'l‘ll<- following was the progralu (‘horuswO (‘nnatla lJliilokiiil-ﬂ Stllllbo, Recitation’- \Vll(‘ll llilda Spot-ts hcr Beau“- by William Farrell. Dialogue Little Pitchers llancc-lly Ben Graham t Encorcdl Recital-- ion _ Brother 13y humid" K"i'l1‘iil‘3'. SUllL{——-.ll|fllili.ll. Dialectic-Tu» Sii-k Doll. (Thorns, ‘Eiiilllﬂ llccltzltioll—~.iohnny’s Decision. Dance eLottlv lilcGlligall tcncorc-tli. Ilialtlgno - [Pi-um Down blast. (‘hortlsw-lflou’ Gently Sweet Alton. After the program was over candy was sold mp1 m] 1hoor‘s tlzlilcing llllllllgpd m)

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l PERSONALS

l ~—Mis»i ileh-o l‘. (‘ooko of the Canadian lionh of (Zlotnlrlrce Kenx sinizton spool tho week om] in Charlotlettlu-n,

“Nlessrs \\’. III, S. P. .llli'llllll'_ dioiillili‘. Juno

llarrach all'l it. motored to town op Zlrd.

cass are of long staple. according to size of tire. rubber.

Between the cords and

l .. j-Wllliss Lavina lliorris and \['- lAiice Ilat-Lealt spent. tho llflflillil; l“! the run'"‘l"- llltlill‘ iii Souris. i

_—1Mr. lﬂlllliillll i)o_vle of Summer-i side left on \Vt‘llllCHlli'lV mornioci ‘for Cllarltlltclown where be ltalssf accepted a position there. i

~il’l'tll"s. .l. .-\. llllarlt, Mgr, Exptgrj. mental Farm Charloltotoivn, Prov lessor \\'. .l. livid are in side tlll llusilltw~'.~‘.

Sulnnlch,

..‘i.\ll'. Milton lilell_isb_ soil of Ml. and lMlw, L. ll. Mollisll of Montague: unllerivellt. a vely serious opera- tioll on 'l‘uesday last for zippenilic-e its. At hut-st au-t-oiults he is doing] as well as can lle expected. J,\

..“'Lelaut‘.. the bright and lov- able liltle three year old boy of Mr. and airs. (titty Nelson of Mon- tague is reporter! very seriously ill with pneumonia Everyone hopes that all that i<ill('[ attention can do will yet fully ‘restore the joy of this ilousohtlltl to his hlrmelp bright anti cheerful little self. .l. ..*.\ir William llrennnu and Mr. \Villialll Fisher have I‘(‘i.lll‘ll(!ll to their honles in Souris after spend» illi: the lliltli your at St. llunsltilrs lillirersily. Mr. llrellnait lod his class in the year with n high zlvt-rago and was the winner of a Gold (‘oin for LatlnJVe might also lllenlion that he nlnde tho possible marks in 'l‘rigononltltry and hold honors in several subjects. l\lr. Fisher illso held honors ln several subjects. -

. . “Among the students who recent ly returned from l’. W. (Y. to tholr hurries were lllisses Atlelaitlc Chaission. Alice Malone, Grace O'Donnell. Mary Lanlgau of Sourls. All of these girls did good work at college. Miss (Ihaisoop lilililliiliil-I u first class license with high lmlrks. the others second class licenses. ’l‘heuc girls received the lattenpurt of their nditcatlou and passed (!lIl.l‘llll(1l' frolll St. Marys Convent which excellent institution has for the liﬂiii few years n very good aver.

~<o&--¢__- PREMIER OF VICTORIA

From Australia Mr. H. S. W. Lawson. the Premier of the State of Victoria. has arrived ill London on his first visit to Great Britinn. Ordinarily Australian politicians are of two types. ln the anti-Labor

N. \V. S. London. Sec trndo marked word "Thcranlnn" is on llrlt. Govt.- Stamp affixed to genuine packets.

parties they are generally men who do_not enter politics until

THE C()l.l.l'.Gl‘l Miss n. 1-". nL/tcxivooll. Principal School (‘nurse lendliis’ l0 MM‘ Spxillrfltlallltflfblirnos in French. Vii)‘- nlcal Training. Stviieiiliiiniir. S l . - Mrtjrirllz. ma". m l n. scfioblolrijf Expression leading to

graduation.

HALIFAX LADIES’ COLLEGE and Conservatory of Music

Till-i CONSERVATORY l)!’

lfather was a l'l't‘..‘ill_\'[t.‘l‘lllll ulloiril-

|lt‘i‘f)lll thorn he wont [ll the S<tilll~i

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. - . ' lave middle life. “liefi llwlm fyivm become successful mul ii _ Ql-s On the other side. most La lot - nleii begin life as artisans illlllriﬁllllll‘! dilate for politics throupiﬂ“ _‘ _~,. union secrctaryships. llut iiiiy l Ixiwnoil tines not Ilololli! l0 "lumr of these classes. Like Mr. l-ionm- Law, ho i. a sou of the lllzillsc. llis

tVlctoria l. and i upon a l rlt-iltltll.

tor at litllltllly young Lawson silt lliil legal carom- in a slalc

(jollilgel in illolltlllrtlt- and later to U“; university. llo is llow lll ill-H’ forty-alight, year and llt- has satl continuously ill tho Vu-ttlrltlle Parliailltllil. for one i-tlnstiltltlucy; since he was lwtenty-ftiui‘ yours oil age. _ p _ i Standing fully six foot. m hsaltilil, cleau-chavtln, and with cleall-clttl features, Mr. Lawson still has the; build of a ruhy forl d. At the university he won his “lllue" for, both cricket and football. Since: then all his (allergic have Ileellf tit-voted to polit .. state and‘ lllullicipztlwtllltl lo the lluilililll: up of his legal pratiiri- at (‘ast lll- glrp, Ho. is a genial, attractive. follow and slit-tilts clearly and forcefully. .

llir. Lawson's first hlinislerizll office was as lllinistdr for Lands lll Sir Alexander Peacoclcs Minist- ry ill 1913. Two years later he hccaulc Solicitordioiieral and llllnistcr of Plfllliiitllﬁll“ lll‘ lllilflllllt‘ Prenlier eitrly ill 1018. and has retained that office over slut-t- The present Lawson lllilllstry can host be decrihetl ill the language of a former nlolnbcl" of lt. l asked him what Mr. Lnwsrllrs new team ivas like. "Well." he said. "it is a Pnesllyterltlll lillnlstry."

good

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HOW LORD KELVIN PROPOSED A romantic story is told concern- ing Lord Kclvitrs lnnrrlagc, \\'hcn the famous strietltist was on ills schooner yutch, Lnila Rookll, ill West Indian waters. he got up u systom of sllnplifyiltg tho methods

ln Firestone Cord Tires the thous» ands of cords which compose the car-

atrength cotton—from six to ten plies,

These cords are fully permeated They are calendered. forcing ‘additional rubber into every ﬁb

a breaker strip and cushion gum.- extra ﬂijck—t0 protect the cord body.

Most Milesper Dollar '.

When you equip your car with Fine-i stone Cords you are buying the bet: Ill tiredom-—-the highest class footing your car can have. When you buy your, new car or order tires. insist on Firoe stones and insure yourself most ruling‘ per dollar. Ask your dealer.

EIRESTONE TIRE s. RUBBER Q9.) of Canada. Limited Himﬂtoni

-.4

high tensile

re. i_

the tread go

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CORD TIRES

FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTING STATION

MESSRS. , FORBES BROTHERS‘

HALl FAX, N. S.

Balbriggan Underwear

gives a feeling 0f COITilOTt and coolness on the hottest days. '

It is knit from the finest yarns, with not a harsh thread or hard edge to _rub_ and irritate the skin. It lS tailored with finished scams, and d5 soft in touch and Pllablﬁ with every movement of the bod)’-

Penmans Balbriggan is made with m) sleeves, half sleeves, or full length sleeves. and l" ankle or knee lengths.

The ideal garment for 511F018 and summer wear.

Penmans Underwear The Slandard of Exwllcw

Also Makers oi lliglvcfiifll! Hosiery S‘ Sweat“ Con.

of signals at sea. Ho. zlsltetl Miss ' (iruin, wholll be greatly ilillllifﬂil, and who was the daughter of his host. if she understood his code. She said i-lhc did. "If l soul a signal." he. asked. “from my yacht.

Royal Victoria McGill University Montreal

foun ed and endowed by tile I c ill. Hon. illirtni Strnth nn and Mount. Royal. For ‘omen Students, reald~

MUSIC

lun. n. DEAN. Director

All madow ln all branches to ltrnduntlon.

Teacher's (Jcrtlﬂcute.

Licentiate of Music from Dal~ housle.

Bachelor of Music from Daihounie

For Calendars and Information apply to

MRS. M. E. TAYLOR. Secretary, HALIFAX. N. s.

ant u non-resident. prepar- ing to degrees In the I'm-ally of Arts (li..\., ll. Six, il.il.t~‘.. 1i. Com.) and In the faculty of lifusic. Students are eligible l for Scholarships in tho l-‘lit-tll- \ ty of Arts.

Application for resident-c should be iumie early on ac- commodation iii the college in limited. Bursaries and Loan Funds.

Apply to THE WARDEN for circular and information.

do )‘:li—l‘lTiTll‘lT“_V(i\l coitld read it llllll ilill could zlns\ver'.'" \\'<-ll, I could try. Slit‘ rcspontled.

A Sure Relief For Women’s

it out and lu transmitting the replv. 'l‘he. question was, "Will you T]... elk-Hal u-a- lll‘lll\' lilo?" arid the answer was - did sllwetvl ill ll

1 lo oavs", TREATMENT’, FREE

Disorders Orange Lily ls s. certain ellef for all disorders of women. ‘it is applied local- ly and is absorbed into the suffering tissues. The dead waste matter in the con- gested region ls expelled. giving immediate mantel and physical relief; the blood vessels and nerves are toned and strengthen- ed. and the circulation is rendered to normal as

‘this treatment is based on strictly scientiﬁc principles. and acts on tho

actual location of the disease. it cannot help but do good in all forms of female troubles, including (lelayed and painful menstruation. latioor- hoea, falling of the woullll, etc. Price $2.00 per box. which is lullioiolit for one month's treatment. A free Trial Treatment. enough tor 10 d!!!

'w'ort.h 75c will ‘he sent Five to any i-ulfferlng woman who]!!! lend ml

her address. Windsor. Ont. » . . SOLD BY LEADING DRUOOIQTB EVERYWHERE f

int-lose 3 stamps and address Mrs. wdln W. 144M,

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