wellfllrwill iie~ Mo»

MONDAY,

Pass_ it arounc‘. after every meal.

Give the family the benefit of this aid to digestion. It cleanses‘ lfflhi $00- Keep it always inthejiouse:

Standing Field Grain Competition 1925

Cash Prizes for Fields Ufilllla‘. “heat. Bar- ley and Certified Seed Potatoes

n we three CUUHYJCS: where there are cats and pciatces grown

T-iere will tcJcrrnvt-t ciis hie 1r more izrtrreyrac" far

lrcm cert “ed acsit.

.~1":5'.. Cari-c‘;

Thg numsn- i

number ;l 9w:- 95, aill m; pad accordlrig to the score.

R'i_'._-_: AND FlEGULATlONS

.- A! .~i_i:~cq-n.~i1.-.i MP5 “n.

.¢.', ._,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

lii"*fl-“~

EWESTERN

-8HOP from Holman’. Catalog"

—WANTED enough men. women i ehii-iruu 2.1 ~11: Si) gallons cf " 11in: l.» Cri-uzu Juli en; _'

i; Palmer Ruiz

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CREAM SOCIAL ii’. .\'~='-\' . , A _

—-FOLR i EW ~ ~ A... ,7. .

-—C. N. R. illill

‘ i; l’ i linl-li

ii- >535?‘ Count; will 21c proportzorlatg with the _

‘. A field of :ats sral CfiflSiS‘. of a: least five acres. o! wheat and _

rarie/ three acres. . fled seed cctatues two acres.‘

2. An entry ‘lie t‘ $11G Elia! '2»; charged tor the first. and Fifty

cents ‘cr each qcozonai entry of gr-iin arid 5‘- Cu for each entry 0O

potatoes.

3. The entry fee sra acccvroariy the aural cations.

4. EHZFCS sliai Ice "one t: the Desartrnent of Charlottetown. riot ‘at-rr 12¢.“ Auqtist ‘i5Y-Y1.'i325.

S. Competitors she one week ore-rails t: date zn u“. ch harvesting snail begin.

6. Competitors 1r; "itiufifiifid to note thg Following requirements for standing fields of cat: ariiy.

The field most no. sicdec with Seed from a field ~l~ c5‘. has been sown with registered seed and iii- spectcd and ilpltrquizd vii-ile grow 1g, or l: seed from fields that have been two or rriure pairs r the 'Z'I'T‘Q€I~UCH 1nd have scored not less than 24~ _- out of .15 points tc-r purity and Agriculture ll'i*_'fi_i‘\>lllil_i' <1

Montague llorse Races iWednesday, August 12th

entered h more-d

Th»; fr, xzw nq “iron-z nave classes the norzzs '2': n‘; t'ir!e class.

in xiii; "ESIJQQTIVQ oolH-irs in mo"

2.1‘ TROT l") PACE

Hector

Pansy Aubrey Mac Aubrey Hilda Miic National R. Edqorfon Pr mt: Mac

Mac Crcsceui. Miss Belle R co ‘Princess Aubrey Mar. Todd

Brit :-h G ngcr Keltiq

The Pup Dapper Don Jack Tod

TROY AND PACE

Golden Harvester W1 !iA.Miriuto

Tm; Pup

Eririgh Ginger

lac" Todd

7W: "ortl-iizrn Lady

Soldier 80y Crorriola Rosy

Major S. Nat onal R. Eastern Lady

8g with us on August 12th winners ‘in the above classes. real Horse Race.

and pick out the luck Remember Montague for a

Meal Tabla by the Women's institute for School lundn

lee Cream. Refreshment Saloons. Band MUIIC and other amusements will all help to make th s a days real sport,

Special Train will leave Charlottetown at 9.00 A. M, returning nfter the racel. Return iiecond clan (are $2.00. Adrnluion 50c. Children under 12 years. 25c.

T‘. G. IVES, Secretary.

ia. registered Banner Oats, or (b)

approved by the Department of

. rwizlv.» Agriculturci ‘

n.5- fy ire Department at Agriculture at least 0

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= ill“

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c . attery Charging ~. Seventy five per cent of lead plate batteries are ruined by Sulpluric Acid Solution and careless charging. They do not live out half of their dayl.

Llve Charging arid Sulph- uric Acid Solution are out o1 date. '

"Always Ready Battery Solution" is a loientiflc dia- covery protected under let- ters patent.

We are renewing old bat- tei-ieu supposed to be useless. Bring lll yourl.

Auto Specialty (‘0. Tryon. P. E, l, ' ROY DAWSON, Manager AGENTS LESLlE CAMPBELL Capo Trlverle HERBERT NELSON Charlottetown I OTHER AGENTS WANTED

. W. kliirlllii-k ‘.1 iiifl‘ (Jilziriliiiri

' lAll In Readiness l To Take Care ‘ 0t Harvesters

‘ (Spgclil to the Guardian) IMCnYYlIhLxL. Au;- '—\\'ilil

—-FOR LATE WEQTERN NEWS; Pigs 3 Ls avallable.

_.o~s or THE big-filed! picnic

ii‘ zui- iatfllillll ai Palmer L . ‘fill!!!’ Ali-z. 12in. Ar- n mm .Y . ivl‘. be a liun» b‘; .11 1 . i g i ti’ i -i:\i‘~-liei\t

are - IV‘ . - uiuiiziniihluiiliii

—GUARDIAN w s s 1' e n u '11:"

OFFlCE—The Uuariliang Western l, ir-irvw-nlu-liie has an ORlCR an Con} ‘ .~.t»r Steel. Summer-still; next Lo Winn 1-1 irenc-i Gutlnntis Tailor Shop vhxxjn uirzil ilzri-cily oppoime the Gallam ‘mm’ . wkeii blockl-hls phone number mm,‘ . Ile will lie pleased to rem; , new: ltems, advertising, _

pun o: the

riiP-re purticuliir- i :'~ ‘ l 11ml on ~- ' ill‘ ‘illsluil-

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FOG HORN on LAND-—Tl1ie': ‘ 5' ‘ > _\Illi'l".l'.l1XS u ‘ ' Llllil

A miiiller p. V‘ siirni. trizni m John and m iiuil ile ‘jug y was i ilfivei‘ illii LTUES‘ “i. mil-ll zii her M! lllnllllul‘. B‘ :1ii.~: trziiii l|'l iloes

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PERSONALS

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arrangement of Tlliisi- men

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y’ .5... l l‘ i ' 7 Britain Accused

5 Eiploiting India

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JMONTAGUE HORSE RACES,‘ — g Wednesday. August 12th. Wm” Wm‘ curiled i‘ present his cum

‘BIG SALE OF MlILINERY. liizli llili “ zirtii: Slilil 'ii - "lv i‘_i.'i .iiiil ii-‘i! liziis ~l Nlimfrhru-n

‘EASTERN AGENT~ .\Ir zii _ monwvulizi lll ilii- . _ “This rnniereme l‘ muniluus <l;im.i " ‘iioiziiii. "lllfCilU-Sl‘

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$12.95 and $151100

Just in Time for the arvest Excursion

Every kind 0f needful for the Harvest Excursion is

best attended t0 by the

".\lEN’S STORE” stocks of all required goods

where full

are offered at the prices that

will make i‘. easy for you in secure all you want at a small

outlay.

Suit Cases $1.25, $1.50, $2.25 Club Bags $2.00, 255.00, $6.00 Trunks . . $5.00. $6.00, $'i'_.0l) Leather Work Gloves 00c to...... $100 Work Shirts $1., $1.25, $1.50 Overalls in black. blue and stripe $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 lllen’s Khaki Pants $1.75 to $2.75 Men’s Cotton Tweed ‘ants . . . . . . . . . . .l . . . . . . . $2.00 Heavy Wool Sox. 50. 60. 7-36

Penmans’ Fleece Under- wear $1.00 Merino Under-wean . . . $1.25 Mews Caps $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 _Men’s Sox . . . . . 25c}, 35c, 50c Khaki Combination Overall $2.75 “Headlight” Combination Overalls. blue 0r khaki All Wool y Sweater Coats Black “('()\VIl()Y” Overall Pants .. . $2.50

Harvest Excursion Baggage

Trunks. $5.00. $6.00, $1100.

Club Bugs $2.00 and $6.00.

Suit Cases $1.25, $1.50.

MOORE 6 N°LEO

119-121 Queen Street

(‘hzirlottetoivn

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