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-AUGUST 7- 3917 , ' _ THE oHA1tLor'rs'rowN GUARDIAN ' PAGE FIVE

Poisoning

--instant relief and

speedy recovery.. lb y u s i n g t 1-; e household remedy

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ilie Prpdent Man

\\ili place his order for Wiuteri _ ‘

(oai I‘iO\?’ ,and tliun derive the lie- 0'. not-it oi' tie present ni:iriu\t prices. tm t .

'i'i.e delays und vexntioini duo to

strikes uiul \\'i-ntiior' coiiilitioiis will

also be iivoiiloii.

oaurza Now FROM :S°1‘H"25°' 35% 75C. $1.25 sizes

i by all druggblg,

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IT PAYS to buy lu this province.

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Ti-is 2.25 PAcE Ar New ANNAN

Aug. 22nd is open to trotters. 2046

- WAR INTERCESSIONS.-St. -Pet- .er's Catliedrnl Tuesday at noon.

l TAX DISCOUNTS.-The 10th dev of August will be the last day for ai- lowlng discounts on City Taxes. 2024. I --i

MOTOR CAR to hire. Paddy Mc-

Quaid. Stand at Colin A. McDonald’s. .Kent Street. Phone 016. House phone 411-J. 1918-7-28Mtt.

ST. PETER‘S CATHEDRAL RED

{ CROSS.-The guild room will be open on Friday ii 8 p. ni. to receive finish- ed, wofk and to give out fresh mater- in-l.

I WHERE WILL WE GO Saturday

Intteriioon, August 11th? We are .going to ’I`racidio to the ice cream festival. (‘or1ie on! 2059-8-GMGI.

AUTO CASES.-Two tes; cases

against doctors for running their ati- tornobiles during the prohibited hours

5 lon Sunday will come up for hearing

before the Stipendiary Magistrate

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One reason why the Pies and Cake, Bread and Rolls always turn out right when you use

BEAVER FLOUR

is brunt.-.c the flour is always the same. lt is milled from Unis# svbutfl Onr;trio fall ,wlient, strengthened with western spring wheat, Being blended in exact proportions, Beaver Flour is always the umc in strength and qtuliry ; snd siways gives the same results, no matter what

or when you luke.

it will lie a change for the better when you change from western when

flour to ll‘csv<-r l`lnur, milled from blended Wheat.

liii.-\ l.iEi<.~i-- u-:irc us fur prices an Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. 202

Tris T. ri. 'r.~.'vi_on co. Liivii'rr.o, _ _ CHA-I-HAM, Q,,¢_ ummm

HORSE RACING.-if you are an en-

thusiast do not miss the races at the PROVINCIAL EXI-liBl'l‘ION. iiAI.l- FAX, Sept. 12th to 20th. This year will excel all previous attempts at horse racing. Seven days of lt. 2049.

AT HOME 80th BIRTHDAY.-Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Rogers, Albertori. \vill be at honie on the occasion oi Mr. Rogers’ 80th birthday on Tues day, Aug/7th from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 10 p.m. 2403-8-4M2i_

TO ATTEND GRAND LODGE.-

Messrs. Murdoch Ross, D. I". Bethune, J. M. Murley, Fred Reuouf, W. C. Whitlock and E. F. Acorn lett yes- terday by the S. S. Arsnrnore en route to North Sydney where they will attend the ii‘.'rid Annual Conven- tion ot' the Grand Lodge, l.0.0.F_, Messrs. J. J. Mr-Kinnori and D. D. Morrison left on Friday. The meet- ing ot' the Grand Encainpmeiit and Re- bekah Assembly takes place today and the Grand Lodge ot' the Maritime Provinces opens to »inorrow_

BANGOR SCHOOL..-The following

is the standing of the scholars of Bangor School for the month of July: Grade Vil.-I, Mary E. f‘onipton; 2. l~loriiort Ladner. Grade IP.-1, Katie Robbins. Grade IV.-I, Arthur Lati- 'ner. Grade lil.-Lira MacKay. Grade ll.--1, Leslie Ladner; '2_ Wins- - ton MacKay: 3, Edith Robbins. Grade

l.-1. Johnny MacKenzie; 2, Ernest ` Maf'Kuy; li. Loretta Gornile_v. Per- fect attendance-Otto Robbins, Mary Compton. Wellington MacKay, Eliza-

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_Ask your dealer _ for

Hickey’s Twist and insist on getting the genuine for

. We the cleanest and

best Chewing Toblooo. `

HlCKEY'S is a la rge,

clean, fragrant juicy plug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tired of other kinds.

TRY HICKEY’S TWIST

-the change will do you gcod.

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco fo. l.td` Charlottetown

HlCKEY’S Twist

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INTERESTING LECTURE BY

MAJOR BARTLETT.-Those who were fortunate enough to be'prese‘nt at the North Wiltshire liall recently when Major Bartlett lectured in aid of the Red (‘_i‘oss Fund were amply rc- pnirl for their atiendanae. His eloquent portrayal of “The Patli of the lluri" brought home to his hearers as never' before a realization of what this war' means to civilization and will add a stimulus to Red Cross work in this locality. Through the kindness of Mr. Burke the lecture was illustrated hy Ia number ofslides The sum of $26. was 'i'eaiized. The members ot' the' lied Cross Society take this opportunity tot' thanking both Major Bartlett and Mr. Burke.

| There is more (`atarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for vearsit was supposed to beincurabie. lior- tors prescribed local remedies, and by consiantfly failing to cure with local treatment, prnnounctd

kv; _ __h__ J it incurable. Uatarrh isaiofal disease greatly

influenced by constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment. lial|'s

_ _ Catarrh Cure. manufactured by i<`.J.l‘heney&

Ravagcs of Time

H iilonumcnis that endure

Are what you seek to make

the grave o t your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given. »

Chandler & Bell

60 Kent Street

2440-10-7tuS1mo.

.fur vi

i"o , Toledo, Ohio, isa constitutional remedy,is taken internally and acts thru the lllood on the lllucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars reward is often-d for any case that Hsll's 3Catarrh Uure fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.

F I CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.

Sold by Druggists, 75c, ' Hail's Family Pills fur Constipation. V

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Buy Our Ice Cream By Gallon, Quart or Plate '

There is a rich, creamy, _wholesome “body” t0'

WHi'l`E'S ICE-CREAM that is not rivalied by any other kind. _

Nothing but undiluted cre_am._ finest' il_av0r1nS 8nd

othewipri ingredients arebusfég in tlh:s confecttion. “on

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YOU GET THYE GENTJINE WHITE QUALITY IN TIVERY

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Fresh

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' LADIES

$4.00 Tan Boots for $2.67 ' _ 3.00 Tan Shoes 2.00 2.50 Tan Pumps 1.50 We have decided to clear

Out -

OVER 100 P AIRS

Ladies’ Tan & Chocolate

Boots, Shoes & Pumps

| 0NE THIRD. 0|-‘F

MARKED PRICES

These goods are all good

value at the Regular Price,

Sunnyside Ice Cream Parlors _ M0l*l'l8-Slllltll-Betl'

SPOONFUL. Leave Your Order Here Today. 22]? £3 W°“ld “Sk 7°” t° 'rHoMAs WH1'r1~: I LM mmf

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NEW ANNAN RACES-The Ladies

Institute of New Annan will serve lunch at the races August 22nd. Pro- .ceeds for patriotic purposes. 2|.

THE LADIES OF ST. BONAVEN-

T_URE’S CHURCH. Tricudie, intend holding a high tea and ice cream festival in the Hall on tht (‘hurcli

frolunds Wednesday evening August it . _

DON'T FORGET THE DATE, Sa-

turday. AUBHM ll. The place, 'St. P¥onaventure’s Hail, Tracadio; the event, high tea and ice cren.m rent. vsl, Saturday afternoon, , Aug. 11th.

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_ TAKE A SATURDAY EXCURSION TICKET to Tracadie, August .lltli--and take in the ice cream festival and high tea. The auto road passes right by St. Bon:ivonlure’s linll. where the festival is held, Qiturday, August 11th. :£059-li-tiMt5i.

THE BOY with it trained mind is

most in demand during the war and after the wllr. Special advnntiiges ot’ it Residential School ottered to boys at Acadia Collegiate and Business Acad- emy. F'or room reservations write to the Principal Dr. W. L. Archibald, Wolfville, N. S. 2070_

OPENED AN OFFICE.-Mr, W.G.

Hogg. the popular' repr-esoritutive for the Confederation Life lrisuisnce t‘o., has opeiic-tl' up an ofilcs in the Morris Block, Richmond street. lie has had it equipped in up-to-date style with furniture purcliasetl locally, Mr. Hogg’s' many friends will wish him success.

ONLY FOURTEEN MORE ADOPT-

IONS oi’ War Prisoners to complete the two hundred. 'l`r_\'on lied Cross has otiopted four new ones., this makes six supported by that Society. Tire ladies of Marie Presbyterian (`iiurch have adopted one, and four men oi' the same congregation have also adopted one. Canon Simpson can furirlsh evidence' that the prisoners receive the Red Cross parcels oi’ goods regularly. Donations are always acceptable.

NEWS OF WEST DEVON.-West

D-'.\'on has been fortunate the pres- cnt season in having so many of her old inhabitants return and visit that heiiut.ii'ul place.-Mrs. Margaret Srriith of New York (‘ity, a daughter of the late Arthur Crozier is spending two months there alter an absence' of forty iour years.-Miss Dorcas iirozler, Mr". and Mrs. A. H. (‘rov.ler ucconipanietl by Mrs. Zillah Rin-hiird and Miss Zilla. Toullor of New York, i'el'iiives of Mr". David (‘ro7.ier arrived this wvlek for ti five week's vacation and will be pleas- ed to entertain airy fri-ends of their own and family at the old horriestend during their stay.-Miss Victoria Large of New York ig spending three weeks with her parents Mr. John and Mrs. Lydia Large.

PERSONALS

Mr. W. L. Poole, Montague was in

the Ulty yesterday.

Mr. Percy McAusland of the (Yus-

toms Departnient. Ottawa, .is visiting his home in (`harlote'town.

Mr. H. C. (`hristie. the popular rep-

resi-‘ntstive of t‘owan's, Ltd. ,is in the city in the interests oi' hlb iii-ru.

Mr. Joseph hlclsailte and Mr. And-

rew _\icKeniia oi' Eariisclitfe were visitors to Iona Sunday.

Mr. Ke-nm' Mllli{enz\ie spent the

week end in i`hariottetown, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Jay and family.

Miss Helen G. White ami Miss Edith

Love, left yesterday morning on a holi- day trip with relatives in St. John, N. B_ _

Mr. L. G. Whear has arrived in

Charlottetown from Montreal to spend a couple oi’ weeks with Mrs. Wliear who has been here tor some time.

ltev. Leo and Rev. Henry Mciiory

who have been spend-ing ii vacation at their home in Charlottetown left yes- terday on return to Butte, Montana.

Mrs. Raymond Perkins ol’ Quincy,

Mass is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen McKinnon ot' Lewis. Lot 60 accompanied by her sister, Miss Sadie McKinnon.

Rev. F, H. Littiejohns and ('oi.

Moore leave this morning tor Moncton to attend a. meeting of the Mission- ary Committee oi' the N.B_ & P.E.l. Conference

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This is true because§

superior beverages, and S better service are fea- tured. Our efforts to > please are backed by the use of finest materials, andthe practice of care,

skill and cleanliness.

Experienced and cour-

teous drspensers serve cus- tomers in approved style.

We Cater to Par- l

ticular People.

Come in and try your fav- orite heverage as we serve it. '

Johnson & Johnson

TN Qulllly DPIIIICOYO Cor. Kent and Prince Ito.

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A Final Clearance of

Women’s Coats, ' Suits, Dresses

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I - ' Prices Less than the Bare Cost of the _ .I

Materialsot which They’i°c Made `

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neon:

August ushers in our final clearance of summer ready-

to-wezir' go;-ds I f all sorts Throughout the departmerii- the greatest of its sort in P. E. l. all lines of summer goods have met the price cutter’s blue pencil.

There are many garments here that would pay us well

to hold-for they cannot be duplicated so far as value goes. But the policy of the department is always-everything fresh at the beginning of each new season.

And so-that nieiris that you can buy here today the

very coat, the very suit or dress that you have been want-

ing, at less than the goods cost_ you today-HALF WHAT

THE GOODS ALONE WOULD cost you in a few months

H-ere are some of the special values. Read them over

_ then hurry-for there are but few of each kind sometimes,

only one or two of a sort. _

16 Ladies’ Suits, copeli. ff1WI1. UHVY

and shepherd checks. Worth to $26 00. for ............... .............. .... ..l0.00

10 Ladies’ Silk Suits, navy, gray.

brown, green and black. Worth 10 $36 O0, for ........................... _.2000

8 Ladies' Sport Coats, checks and

stripes. Worth to $10.50, for ...... ..6.75

9 Ladies’ Sport Coats, checks and

tweeds. Worth to $18.00 for .....ll.0O

Ladies" Linen Suits, worth $6 75.

for......._. ........ ............. ..l4.5O

Ladies’ Linen Dresses, worth $11.50

for ....................................... ..8.00

Ladies’ Linen Dresses, worth $19.00

for ................ .............. ._13.00

Ladies’ White Dresses, worth $12.75

for ...... ...8.50

Ladies’ Colored Muslin Dresses,

worth $600 for .......,4.00

Odd lot Linen and Voile dresses-

Last year’s, clearing at ............. . .3.00

A 4 Ladies’ Silk Suits, copen and black

worth $22.00 for . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . _..15.00

22 Ladies` Suits, mustard, apple

green. dark green, navy, black and

lawn; worth to 347.50, clearing at 19.00

12 Ladies’ Sport Coats, checks and

stripes, worth to 16,00 for ....... ._ 8.50

10 Ladies’ White Blanket Coats.

worth to 15.00 for .............. _, _.8.50

Ladies’ Linen Dresses, worth 9.00

for .............................. ..... ..6.00

Ladies’ Linen Dresses, worth 15.00.

for _ 10.0()

Ladies’ White Dresses, worth 9.00

for...........

Ladies’ Pink Dresses` worth 8.50

for ..................................... ._ 5.50

Ladies’ Coi'd Muslin Dresses. Worth

$5.00, for ......... ..... ._ 3.50

Odd lot Silk Poplin Dresses Last

Year’s, worth 8.50 for .....5.00

Odd l t L die" White and Colored Blouses. Last

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year’s 50c. eac ................ ._

Moore & McLeod Ltd. 119-121 Queen St. Charlottetown

Piiiessional C Cards

Dr. J. P. McGrath

Corner of Prince and

Physician and Surgeon

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Sydney Streets

Office Hours: 9to ll, I to 4 p. m. and 7.50 to 8.30 p. in.

Ieleeiiaee N°- 632

WARBURTON Q. SHAW.

Barriisters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank Association, Bank of Montreal, Ciin- ada, Permanent Mortage CorP0fB‘ "5on.

S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public, dc., MONEY TO LOAN. Montague, P. E. I.

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MORSON, A DUFFY Bsrrlsters and Attorneys Boiiciion for Royal Bank of Canada

MONEY TO LOAN.

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I. D. STEWART

Barrister, Solicitor and Notaray Public Dillon Nowson lock, Charlottetown lranoh Office, Georgttown Mono to Loan on Real lltsto

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Clip three of these coupons and

present them together with our ad- vertised prico oi $1.69 and receive your Copy of the BIG PRINT RED LETTER BIBLE.

3Coupons$l and Postage

and 0 Secures ll

Bpeoiaily bound in genuine .Limp

Leather, numerous beautituiycolurad

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Also an edition rar Catholics

(Donny Versioni- Blmo binding as tho Protestant Book, and Distributed st the some price. with thru Coupons

- Add extra for postage,-Within I0 miles 7 cents; beyond I0 miles but ' within Maritime Provinces I8 cents.

For greater diritlnces uk your poli-

msster roto tar Blair

Fire Insurance

A A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock com pan-

'\es,whicli never contest an honest claim such

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("URA’I‘lVl'} 'l‘llEATMEN’l‘ by the

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