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6872-'l~9Ml.!.

Thompson's, Ltd., Montague. ’ \ 6872-fl-9Mtl’

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.» . --COAL Sll0ll'l`AGll~- 'T "A" ‘° ""’ ‘” "”' P’°'”‘°° 'w§li§°é2.l'...'Z'°i5f3i’w'i.I.°l`.“i3....i.§“‘f§ IFUPM iT

its Good Business

10 order your winter Coal Supplyhow. Coal is _coming in good order and prices are reasonable. J

We can supply, the .best

both hard and_ soft..

your hard coal now.

A. Pickard &Co Phone 240 Charlottetown'

- Charlottetown

Phone`Main Office 754-J Phone Wharf Office 744~L

72l2Ii-'I-28l\ltl’. '

We would advise you to

note the ab0VB Zlild OI`_(I€l` advertised for sale at Lake Verde he-

CORRECTION.-'1`he farm which is

longs io Mr. Jackman not Mr. Robert

_ It would also be wen t0I.!l];.‘£il§<tiiis ns appeared in the advertise-

order your soft as well, then; ' -_ _

you need have no worry. We I P0'-r'°tf CIQUH’-;{-A nf" f°f ‘“ff“°-

‘ - . . ion o i roi ion ct was con-'

handle all the dlfterent kinds vlcted yor-i(ferduy and lined $200 and

l)6St C021l, and would costsf Aiiotli_ei' prohibition case wus be glad to _ book your or_der .§§§H‘f,"§,‘§f§"(;, d‘;§,‘;‘-f"-I“- “"”° °"“" now, for deliver at an time ____

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to Smt you during the yeah cost-:ss spAno.~The_ roiinwing

l ` 8'.

cable has been received oy the S '-

i retarydnl the Cheese Board, Mr. Roh-

J. & ert_ Jenkins. from llrockvilio, 0iit..\--

lhitish toiniiiis=.ioili‘is hole l’riro named 25 cents. loss. ireiglit to Mon-

‘ trozil. llroclcvillo <'.liooso, not :ihoilt

t\vt\iiiy-four and tiii~eo~<|iiai‘ti>'i'.~4, sold on uhuvo toriiis. Sigiieil, J. iii. Wilson.

GOING TO CALIFORNIA.-l.t. Col.

l’. A. (_lutlii‘i`e loft l¢‘roilei‘ictoii lilizi.

-___ :- -_ _:L_ _' _ week for Sun l\‘i‘;im-isco wliiiro ho. is

_ _ . 'D _ 1 . _ .

E' ' '\ ` lo iippoiir in tho tiiilitoriiin courts iii ii

Of Cour.se,it 6

makes good ~ Pastry

54% -v-_-‘

ln fact, “Bcaver" 'D .

lflour ir a special _

i pastry flour. It contains the choiccst

Oiitario fall wheat (thc finest pastry wheat in the world) blended with western spring wheat to iiicreaise the strength.

BEAVER FLCUR

MILLED OF BLENDED WHEAT

maize: the lighten, flakiest Pies and 'I`-am-the most inviting Cakes, Cookies and Doughnuu-and real homemade Bread, with ,the delicibnl, uuilike flavor. _ ` 'l`liere’| no comparison between the' toigli Pastrywnd iuteleu Bread, made vi/ith western wheat i'lour,_ and the "good things" made wid: “Beaver” Flour. Order sonie.. '

DEALERS--write ul for prices on Feed, Course Grnlnl and Cerenll. 100

THE T. H. TAYLOR CO. LIMITED. _ CHATHAM. Olli-

CANADA FOOD BOARD FLOUR MILL LICENSE N0. 10.

big logzii iight. Mrs. Liullirle and inlin- ily will leave thi* riiliitnl in Scpt<.-m~ bei' to take up their residence in Bos- toii.»St. John Exe.

ATTENTION is drawn to thc large

display iitlviwtisoiiient, of Messrs Al- ley & Coiiipuiiy, Ltd., announcing' the nrrlvril mi Auirust lst and 2nd of a i'oot oxpei't from the celiebratod iirili of Dr. Scholls, tfliioigoe all those sut- fcring with airy foot troubles, should iniike it si point to see this expert cn tiiose days, consultatioil iron.

7337-7-29M.’il.

LOBSTERS.-The lobster' season has

closed iio\v_in all sections, hut will rc- open in August for ti part of the North- uniberluild Straits between (‘liuckt’lsll River, N.B., to River Philip, N.S. on the oneslde, and from West Point to Victoria lIz.rboiir in Prince Eil\vui'd Island. The fishing and paclciiig there

it will coiitiiiiie i'oi' two months. The

palelc in other districts is coiicoilotl to hlivc hccn below normal, although it will show iiii excl-ss over last seiz- soii. ’l`licre has lieeii it lull in the du- iiinnd within the lust iortiiiigllt. The liigli prli-.os have thoi'oui.:|ily riiiolclioil til.. ariloiir ot' most buyers niiil tho- cxport irziilc hits been uilverscly :if- loctod hy the noiiilitloii of l’i_nanai;il ifxcliuiiges. (liirroiit sterliilg rules re~ diico the vfiluii oi’ ioiistr-rs about $2.00 iii-r case ironi iiornlaii. Sumo shippers :iris iiiiilliig rlilliifulty iii gottiiig prompt I-i`f\llSllUi`t1l1-ditiigtfacilij,-ics,for tliieir goods ot,lioi's fini it. `li'ui‘°d' to uri‘nn;,:o Iiiiir i`iii:iiii~i-s so :fs to enable them to huiidle tilt.-ir usual quota :it pi‘esuiiI. i-.oslsf

_ The ieolillg grows that the plioiloiiivii-

ul riso in prices is loo great, to ho poiuilziiiolit, aliil sonic oporiitiirs Foro-

. ‘ riist. it i‘ont'-.tioi-i Iiolorv the Full yiuckctl

r___Y_.___ _ _ _ ~ ___=v_'_e~-___._x_ . _

lobsters find their way on the market. Maritinic lviorciiant. `

S. S. Service Between Pictou N. S. and Eastern

Ports of P.E.l. lor Season oi 1919 A

Via S. S. Harland

~ / MONDAY--Leaves Montague, P.E.I. 7 a. in., Lower Montiigut 7.45 a. m.

Georgetown 8.-15 a.m., Murray River 11 a. m., Murray H\ll'b°l' North 12 o'clock arriving at Picton, N. S. about 4 D. m.

WEDNESDAY and Saturday-Leaves Plctou on arrival ol noon train ,from

I-'ialltax .calling at Beach Pt.. Georgetown, arriving at Montague 5.30 p, m.

'rnuusnnv-Leaves Montague ata a. m. collins at lutermldute aorta on

way to Cardigan returnlnl to Georgetown same evening and nz malnlng over night. ~

FRIDAY-Leaves Georgetown at 6.30 ii.. m.. Murray Harbor South 8.30 a. n _ arriving at Picton 1 p. m. 1,

I Run by Daylight Saving thne.

For further particulars write, wire, or phono to

` wii.i.iAm morons. ‘

one 6-aznnr. Picton. N~ H-

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EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES. INC..

.. . -INTERNATIONAL LINE-

REBUMPTION OF FREIGHT AND PASSENGER BERVICE

BT. JOHN AND BOSTON - _

Steamship "CALVIN AUSTIN” will leave St. John every WEDNESDAY

at 9 n. m., and every SATURDAY at 6 p. in. (Atlantic time.)

The Wednesday trips are vin Eastport and Luhoc. due Boston 10 5. m.

Thursdays. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays,

1 p. m. i-‘ARE $9.00. s'rA'ricuooMS $2.00 up. `

Direct. connection with Metropolitan staamers for New York 'll CIN

can cnnu. Fi-elgiic mea ima :nil information amply to - '

“ll-5-Tmlif. ‘

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AULD BROS 0 L1.iviiT1-:D f

Wholesale Grocers

" Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Lookover our Grocery List, then call us up.

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Take a Box

Ol Chocolates

Along with youi Picnic Supplies '

Fresh supplies of Choco-

lates are arriving continu- ally so that you always get Good Fresh Chocolates. at

onlin & oou

GROCERS

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E Toilet Waters

Americas Choices

Americas choice of toilet

waters, meaning not only in the odors, but iii the produc- *E tions that h ave greatest* strength and last the longest. ,E

dp .Have us show you ZAZA ,E - 4, the latest.in toilet \vaters.- ,E is Jasmin--Lady Mary--Celeste 4;. qs and dozens of others. 4;.

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fur. nc. insist f f__

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. .

AVIATION-Will all persons inter- _Q

ested in aviation, especial those who '

.. :' ly .

have comiiiunli:u.t_oil with the Devere Aviation School onli or write Lieut. Stevenson, 93 Weymouth Street.

A SAD MESSAGE.-Mrs. David

Sutherland ol this city received a telegram Sunday. evening announcing the death in Ilaliiax, N. S., of her hrotlier, Mr. W_. ll. Weatherhie.

FLOUR.-We have lust received

one car Beaver i~`lour, one car Queen City Flour, also large shipnieiits Bran, Shorts, Cracked (Horn, otc. '1‘o arrive in ii low lays one car ltohiii tlood l<`lour, tlornmcal, etc., etc. _tia`i~tor & (l.., Liiniteud. 7334-7-1£9M2l.

ISLAND DOCTOR DEAD.-Mr. Doli-

nid Mcl{lmion of iii-ooklyn, has i-ci:=.>i- ved ii telo;:riini g-iiiivoylriiz thc .sud news oi the death oi' his lirotiii-r, Dr. Malcolm Yvlcliiiiiioil ot' Sziiiiipoint. ldiilio, ivhivh o<:<:i|i'ri-il from iiijiirit-ii received .iii an niitoiiiuliilo iii-citlviit.

APPRECIATION.-The t‘|iil4Ii‘0ii of

Mary extoiitl their tliuiiks to the Kiligllts ot' (iolliiiilms for the use Oi their grounds for tiinii' festival lust Frldaiy evoiiiiig also to the slstt-rs ol Notre Dame Aondiiiiiy. to tho lmugiio ot' tho (‘i‘oss, to. the ladies ot' the A. 0. ll. for chairs and tables and :iii otliers \vho in any way iiiiiilo the affair such a succcsss.

' 7349

PERS() NALB

Miss Margaret lierroll, city, is vis-

iting in Ulf: H1119. the thrust of itcv. Father He-rrell.

Mr. A. E. Jewell and two soils, of

Great Falls, Montana, ure visiting iii the city. p

Mr. John T. Doyle. i'cpi-vsoiilliigtiiti

W. ll, \Vuywurd tio.. ot' Sl. John, N. B., left yesterday for Souris, cii route to the Magdaleiis.

` Misses Gertrude und Kiithlcoii I\li~ i)oiiald, of Boston, who have iieirii vi:;» itiiig iolixtivos iii <‘liltrIolt.i-towii, iviriii io Mount. Stewart yt-slviwlaiy.

Armstrong, B. C. June 11th, 1919.

Mlnard’s Linlineht Co., Ltd.

Yarmouth, N. -S.

Dear Slrst

Since the start of the llasohall sna-

soii we have boon hindered with sore muscles, sprniiied ankles, etc., but* just as soon as we started using Mlnard's illnlment our troubles ended. Every liliseiliziil player should keep a bottle of your linlmeut handy.

‘Yours truly,

E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Secretary Armstrong High School

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A roiinr ;

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The carefully groomed woman appreciates any- ' thing that will give af / touch of individual dis- tinctiveness.

0ur Toilet Waters

have a delicate sweetness that charms.

‘ Prices up to $3.00 .

We also have zi fine assortment of _perfumes ' and other Toilet prepara- tions. that are in demand at this season.

IOHNSIIN & _.l0HNSON ii

f Tho Quality Drulltoro

Corner Kon! and Prlloo ltribh `i

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Thank you.

Moons

and

MCLEOD LIMITED

' ' DQNT Nlriou iiihis ciuriciu” mE cENTR_AL E GUARDIAN Plieiase us if _L _

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‘ Cheque to-day

A little while ago we mailed you an itemized cog; 1

_of your “APPROBATION BILL” with us. All _su bills are due when rendered--if you have overlooked the matter--will you kindly see that the remittance . cheque or cash, is sent us TO-DAY.

'»

Mi". ll. 'l`licodore l’ii~ki-i'iiig. of Sinn-

loy, who is now li i'i‘.~iiilt~iit oi lliiiiioi' l{i\~i~i-, was i‘i=iiii-iiilii~i‘oil xi .~;hoi'i liiili- ngo by lho iiioinliiirs of his Siiiiilny School class oi' boys, who pi't-.sciitt-tl

conipuiiicil by' ii gilt iii cash;

ilziy Sthool class, wisli to show our love aiii|'<estei_~iii to you its our Siiii» ilaiy Si-liool tolli-Iii\i‘, also to allow iiiil' ;ipp|'oi:i;itioii ot` tho :loop iiili-iw-si _\'oii Iizive .ilwii_\'.~: tulviii iii tho i-lzi.~'..~=. Y iii were so pal iviit ;iii<l loot: siii'|`vi'iiii; iriih tis wlliiii wt' \voi're so i1iil'\ll)'.

We l~oi.:i'<¢t that you Ii‘i`t ii.-‘. wir iiii<:;

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Thrills like the one ` pictured will make you eager to see every

episode of ~

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Vltagraplfs Newest Serial _ Featuring

WILLIAM DUNCAN

. including -we

Edith Johnson & .loe Ryan

PRINCE EDWARD

Friday and Saturday This Week

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him with the follo\\'ii\_i; ailili'oss ac.-

Ilcair Mr. 1’ielu-i'iii;,;.--\\'t~, your Sini-

Supported by an all-star cast '

iN TIMES OF PEME PREPARE

l’LAC§ YOUR COA_LlN-5IOl§_E__r- ,,

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$3.00

Wo have some wonderful BAIIGAINS in the following x lincs:- ;

Womeii's Patent Oxfords. ', Womcii’s Kid Oxfords. ` Wonien‘s Grey Iligli Cut 5

Bats. ..

Wonicii's Brown High Crit ~:

Bals.

The Oxfords are all small _

sizes 2 l-2, 3, 3 I-2. 4. 'l

. The High Cut Bats are in _ 'all sizes. ~

Every pair of the above oods are worth today up to $6.50 and you can have your 1

choice lor p _ $3.00

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LYO N ‘S coal. ouAR'r£T'rE

THERE are several rea-

-sons why you

should buyiyoiir winter coal during the siinimcr months. The most im- portant one is that you will thereby effect a con- siderable saving of money -and then there may bc a notable shortage of coal just when you are in n'ccd of it. Who can tell?

C. LYONS & CD.

Phone lI1 Queens Wharf

FORWAR-'IN SUMMER -_;:,| I

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A GIFT AND ADDRESS OF APPRE-i your words of loving coiiiist-I.

CIATION. il’.Iczist» ntfcopt this siiiaill gilt ol' ro- is

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iiioiiibi'aiii:i: as a reiiiiiitioi' of your \‘.'oi‘l< iii our class.

\\’c wish you every iilcissiiitg, inlay'

you enjoy niiiny yo:ti'.~; of iis.~t'iiiiii-ss iii your ;\l.istiir's \'iiloyiii‘d is tht: wish ot' your boys. Mr. _l’ickci-‘ing r-lwi~i.~;iii~.~i pleusiiiit

lilt~iiioi'l<\s of his li.'i_\'s` class ut Stanley

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USEFUL HINTS .

Alwa_\'s save tho water in which

iiituits :ire Iiolluii for soup-stock.

A dui:-li door is nice for the nur~

st-ry and ;iti‘ui'ds good ventilation.

.\ovt~i~ lol-_get that the colder every

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and giwently :ippi‘i-i-_izitos lliiesi: oxpi'f-s- thing is it-_-pt While making plecrust

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sions ul' go<iiI\\'ill.

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Wallace Reid

LAIS MIKE MORANf.

Adapted from the story

Open Sesame by Fred- ' criclc Owcii Bartlett. l*`irst ` off the hero would do any thing to get out of I"i;_flit- ing. After' lic does skin out of it, lio’d do any- thing to get in. And get

in he did by licck.

Sec Wallace Reid at

his best in one of his scrappiest pictures.

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“The Glowing Eyes”

Second Chapter of

“The Tigers Trail”

It's not too late to start this serial. Read the

synopsis of thc first f chaptcron the screen

UTT AND JEFF

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The first of season's show

or dates of Special Com- ing Features _

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“Seven Days Leave” ' With a New York Cast

Keep your eyes open

Mickey is the First

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Notice to

Investors '

City oi Charlottetown Debentures _

Tho City oi' Charlottetown will rec-

eive applications for the piircliiiao of debentures to the amount oi' $100,000 00, in dciiomlnntlons ol' $100.00 and $500.00 to yield intorcst at the ruin of five per cent per aniiiiin and to run lor rr term of twenty years, interest to ho payable seinl-:iiiniially in July and December. This issue offers n good and sound dividend paying in-

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vcstment. lt is the desire of the Un] Corporation that this issue be tain up hy the people of this City Ind Pro- vlnuo. Applications will' be recolvol hy the City Clerk at Charlottitnwl and also at the Branch oilico 0! any

chartered bank in me city or-_Pri vlnce. Debentures will be Allotted applications are received. By orrlori

. ._

CLARKE .

‘Jerk . ._ _..._ _-..

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