Investment Consultation

We shall be glad to have the opportunity of assisting you in the choice o; dgslloblo bonds or stocks ior investment.

We will mail odr Special June 11|t "1 05°11"! IIIWII request.

o. P. Strong c co.

Investment Bunkers

Victoria Illotci Block Charlottetown

Ltd.

Prince Edward Island's First Investment Banking liouse.

Investment Service

A periodical review oi all investment holdings is highly desirable and we are prepared to furnish authorative advice based on specialized ‘experience and the latest and most complete data.

For the benefit of investors and ior our own guidance we maintain a complete statistical department, where rec- ord; of all importallt enterprises flIC available and through which inionnation concerning comparatively unimpoﬂant cgmpﬂnlQs 1s also obtained.

We provide, without charge, investment record books which enable clients to keep check on interest and maturity dates of their holdings, as wcil as providing space for other important information. '

We have always included in our service thc cashing at

part, of all coupons and dividend cheques presented for pay- ment at any oi our oiiiccs.

Eastern Securities Co. Ltd.

INVESTMENT BANKERS

146 Richmond Street, Charlottetown.

Montreal Ill-HIM

St. John

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HA vnvo Toots We carry the ﬁnest Haylng T0015 on the Island. The new Thomas two speed Mower- Wide tread-—5 foot or 6 foot cut. Hay Rakes, Hay Ixladers and

Tedders. THE HARDIE MFG.

cil/llihorrlsrowu sumivllmsm“

NOTICE

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Commencing July 1st, we will deliver milk seven dBYS l1 week, It, being ‘mpossiblc to handle any long"- 111 B11 “Hf lent manner two days sllfliliim 0" 5M'"'d“7' oulnluaz‘: will leave the Co.'s Plant at 7 A. M. hmstead oi 8 A. . l1 w111 mun “inn; en our customers one hour earlier than n

the past.

Customers will please tlliio noilcb l0 11"" "w" Mm” and tielleio in place whiln our teamsters cnil as we Wlillitblttl relieve them or their duties as early In the d" l“ 1°“ °'

The Pure Milk 00., Ltd.

Cor Fitsroy and Great Georli! 319- Phone s“:

Monro/once at

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN “‘

LTHE FUTURE OF CANADA"

(By Miss Penelope Martin) We have been called on this even- DoPlENlNG-md mm" T" 3°°mying to express our opinions as to m“ “m” my» 111° Bwiﬂﬂlw- Mﬂl- what the future holds for Canada. PM“ °°"‘°"- .113'"1-°-2°--11 and what scientific and industrial ANNIE L._IIUNTEB’S chocolates ‘em m” be ammpmhed m the

gar salgt at Alex. McPhersolrs, 73 yeavrilot: ‘éznrilloos hove llonourod "e9" ' 63°74'29"“ the word" England" and have re- sponded nobly to its call in time of need, what do they promise in loyalty and patriotism irl the hidden future. where in a few short centur- ies the country has grown from childhood to a. iustly manhood? Let us compare Canada as it: is io-day with what it was at the time

Central Guardian

BODIYS TAXI-Phone 443. Ein- pire Hotel.

PICNIC and Sports day St. Pet- ers Harbor July 4th. 6355-8-29-21

TRAVEL to the Dominion Day races at Summersiue on the spec- ial train, no dust or blow-outs.

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COME 0N THE special train to Summerside Dominion Day, leaving Charlottetown at 8.45 a. m.

6410-8-29-21

ROSE VALLEY-There will be service in connection with the Pres- byterian Church ln Canada in the Orange Hall, Rose Valley, on July 1st. All are cordially invited.

what it will be in the coming agu. not destined to crumble and fall to a great ruin like the Roman and Grecian Empires, but stand and flourish till the scept shall pass away from land.

It has been transformed in many ways since those days, when the trail of the prosptzlcmr and ttllle —— ' of the homestea er were e 0

ENTIRE LIGHT customers please signs of the enterprising peoplc. be advised that delivery oi light and who conquered Canada and claim- power bills ior month oi June willlod 1t. for their own. not be made on usual date. Usual Not. only to the pioneers oi Eng- "m =11°Wﬂﬂw for llromlrt payment llsh Scottish. and Irish descent. is will be extended from date bills arehiue‘ the credit of hewlng Canada delivered. frolri a. wilderness, but ‘to those

. . ed SPECIAL TRAIN. leaves chsr-lgzﬁjhangagfﬁigff 3:: wsgﬁligilcln lottctown Monday, July 2nd. at 8.45l‘l-lol-mony wml their new masters

a. m. with horses d lo, mm a, oummefs‘l‘defm§°"8°'h under the British flag, and it willbe

the descendants of those early sett-

gular service at I-iartsvllle. S. School commerce Sllloo

M‘ Hartsvme at 2 p‘ m‘ It is a credit and a privilege to us. to be a part; oi a. dominion. that. occ- upies such a prominent place in the “League of Nations". and has such a growing inﬂuence on the whole

THE SACRAMENT 0F THE Lord's‘ Supper will be dispensed in Valleyfield Church on Sabbath July- lst. The new Pastor of the Valley- ﬂcld, Orwell Head Pastoral Charge, British Empire‘

l Love for home and country will Rev. Donald Sinclair, is expected to arrive from Glasgow in time on” be mrgown‘ by me“ such as

3131111113,? 3*,“ 8855,1133, “,3? g; l2.‘?‘€.li’!i.‘.S§;“l‘3‘?l-i' .‘Z.‘.‘8..‘?.‘f..“3§ will be present to assist throughout the" fame“ but W1” my them 112i iﬁiellvdllgeitlnslzflledkbéltllll/lllggtllae?1the)’ might save their kins. hlsi for one more Sabbath and his voicelpmiﬂet and the" Tights fmm “lei

vent and acceptable manner. ‘the whole world was involved in the

WEDDING BELLS — Yesterday War.

morning, Friday the 20th, an in-I Ere another half century has roll- teresting and quiet wedding ' ‘took place at tho home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edger I-ienrtz, Marshfield. when their daughter, Jane. _ was united in marriage to Mr. Walter N. Wilson, of Charlottetown. Mr. Wilson's parents reside in Port Hope, Ont- ario. The ceremony was performed by the pastor of the bride, Rev. F. E. Boothroyd. Immediately after the wedding. the happy couple were driven by car to Borden irl

the changes that will have taken place.

studying in history the lesson of "Prohibition versus Government Control."

modern science and industry.

oi its cesslon to England, and to

.___ 6410'6'29'21 181$ ma?’ Wm build “p Call“: i’: The foilowlllz illease send dele- ouvltcll SERVICES-St. John swim” “h” “h” °°‘:l“"1'm°“ m’ gates to Monday's meeting: Brook- "rrsbyterlan Church Belfast serlmade "he" “Mile m“ S‘ l mes field, Hampshire. Milton, North vices on Sunday, July 1st. at; 3 lsrlllgleesxglgisbg its “alum 115°“ 112411110?) York Point, Cornwall. :;‘clr.ck afternoon. Ther i1 ' . 1155 11- morning service. RBWEQWUIlId); nArflb Th? Tan“ 223813213 $15333? I am, Sir, etc" . e ur er ‘VlcDowell oi’ Caledonia will preach. wam__power awaits "the genlus or SI-IIPPEE. ENTIRE LIGHT custom ""1"" ———-—<vé>-—~ - im advised that 111,111."). olcllqolillllailfll] The nlaintenance of thousand of povrcr hills for month oi June will I>B°P1° 1195 111 11w Substances 01 11$ STANDARD MINING axcnsuqn Hot be made nn usual note, Usual soil especially that of the prairie _____ . time allowance for prompt pnymmfprovinces, that has gained for them Quoglmolls furnished through cool.“ will be extended from date bills areithe PTWd m“? °1 "El-minty o! the 95? 111 . llvlivvred- ‘ 31 Empire." LOUIS M. ATWELL dt c0. —‘— Thus we see, that. where Canada Qhaﬂocmown ollloo ELECTRIC LIGHT customers possesses the material for achieve- June 2;; Juno 29 lllense be advised that delivery of ments of many kinds that its future close light and power bills for month of’ rests wlthits people, whose unity 51mm; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ pm; 2,65 g June will not be made on usual and co-opcration only. can 181111191’ Aconda .. . .17 .17 date. Uusual time allowance for Canada wh it is destined to be. Afggnaul, __ 41y, 7 Prompt payment will be extended With its statesmen. on whose Amlﬂet, 355 330 from date bills are delivered. shoulders are borne the responil- Area. .. 30% .31 6-30-3l,bil1ties of the government‘, and with Amq _ , , _ _ _ _ __ 34 '29 ——-' the professors of its universities, who Amity Cgppgf ,_ _50 ‘51 DR. PERRY B. EATON of Woii- mould the characters of Canada's Barry Hollinger .72 .62 ville will speak in the Hazelbrook statesmen of tomorrow. and instill Bedfom 331/, 37 Baptist. Church on Sunday, July in their minds the lesson of "11111- Bidgooq .. .73 .70 111.. at. 11 a. m. and the Rev. A. riotlsm." Capital Rcuyn .12 121/. Gibson will speak in Alexandra» When we recall to memory the Central Manitoba .. 1.23 1.17 Baptist Church at 7 p. m. " work of those men. who 81113611 Olvrlcv .......... .. .14 .15 Canada through many troubled Crown Reserve . .43 46 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS -'1'he‘years into the harbour of Confed- Carona 6 5'1’, following pupils oi Little Yolkeration. and whose work is so fltt- Dome 98.25 8.50 School have been successful in ob-'lngiy recorded by the inscription on Federal Kirklluid .62 .52 mining Public School Certiflcatteslthe memorial tablet in Charlotte- Granada . . . . . . . . . .. 221/. .20 nnd with their teacher, Miss Pcarlutown, “with Providence as their Grover Daloy .. .8'/_- .12 Vcssey, are to be congratulatetlzlguide. they bullded better than Hollinger . . . . . .. . 14.00 14.00 Alctha MacDonald, Louis Vesseythey knew", we trust that the same Howey .75 .73 and Donald Boothroyd. Providence, who guided those"fat- Hudson Bay 16.80 10.00 i- lhers of Confederation", will guide Int. Nickel . 1311/1 .95 CIIURCII NOTICE Qrlncetownlche statesmen of to-day and to- Keeley . . . . . .. .. .63 .61 United Church, Malpeque. Services marrow, upward and onward. Kirkland Lake . . . . .. 1.80 1,53 July 1st. as follows: 10.00 a. m.-—l ‘The country will be further de- Kootcrmy Florence . .26 .26 5111111113’ $011001: 11.00 a. m.—Public|veloped in many ways. New areas Lake Shore . . . . . . . .. 23.00 22.50 Worship. The Sacrament of the opened up for colonization, new rail- Laval Quebec .. .1814.- .16 Lordﬁs 511F961‘; 7~30 p.m.—Public ways built, more rapid means of Malartic . 1.30 1.23 WOFSlIID. Th9 Memorial Service. transportation afforded by air-sef- Mandy ... 2.71 2.70 The Minister will preach at bothvvlc every cataract, harnessed. for McIntyre 26.25 25.15 services. All arc welcome. power. and its forests and animals 146130118311 - - » - - ~ - l- .30 .35 icarefully guarded through the forest Miﬂ- 3011101011011 3.20 3.35 BROOKFIELD-The Sacrament reservations. M00111 H1111 ------ -- ~17 J6 of the Lord's Supper will be dispen-l Then, the population will in- Newbw 41V: .41 scd at the close of the 11 a. m. ser- crease, and 1,119 hum of jndustfy W111 Nipissing . 3.85 4.00 vice at the Presbyterian Churchfowaken inn now-built, pmp-ie towns Noranda 37.45 47.00 131001018111. 011 311111133’. July 155- and lake-side hamlets, a new sense P011411‘ D0111 - ~11 J01‘.- Thcre will also be service at 6.15 11,0; weauh and lllospel-lgy may, 15 Pioneer . . . . . . . .. . .57 .47 m. Service at Hunter River at 7 p. known lm1y m peolﬂe o; l, progress- Sherltt Gordon .. .. 6.00 585 m. S. School 10.30 a. m. On ac-‘lvo count,“ undel- the hand of a Stadaeona . . . . .. count of the communion services at lll-m, and dlclpllned government we: Sudbury Basin .. Brookﬂcld there will not be any re-‘moy truly soy; Hits olllos shall wllll Teck Hughes

down to sleep on alien plains, that lVLr- lmd MIB- M- R- Lﬁﬂrd-

nlso will be heard in his usual fer-ihfﬂldﬂm 01' ﬂ 10191811 1111110- Whereizslfliilgcglemzw fill‘): sllzgrlssuggggr;

blood-shed and strife of the orenrdllness-

ed away beyond the horizon of time. were pleased m have with them “t it would be impossible to enumerate algiyvreglélrlr gyzgllniz 02:53:; M11‘.

l, l l l l k lh llleol sllelklCouncll and Mr. Ralph Gordon of of FJMHSEESCINSBIIFIIOIIEIIIB, what a New Ymk- Mr‘ M11113“ 35W a Very‘ corlcslly he.“ be and probably lhelielpful address on "Home Religion"

l lll l, and Mr. Gordon sang two beauti- school children of that Lme w edully rendered solos. It is interest-l

ing to note that Mr. Gordon is r.

f 111811811 But, with all the lnventionsarodlJBmes D‘: Gordon’

The Public Forum

Illhoolamnlaopelliertbe liaeIlieaiveon-eapcsltlanta oieledlorloilntereet. The Cilal-IotletownGIardlan-loel not llloclarlly endorse tho oplnlonaoioorlupondenhl o++oe=

MEETING AT NORTH RIVER HALL

Sir-In this issue of the Guardian will be found the announeeme oi‘ meeting re shipping facilities for Milton Station. All are aware of the burning of the frost proof potato house at Charlottetown. This leaves the farmers of North River and‘ Milton st a disadvantage this coming fall w market, their produce, and the object of this meeting is to demand of the Fed-

llow to Build on Estate of $50,000

T137.

If your family have been living on an income of sayr $2,500 a year-you must ‘leave them a SECURED ESTATE AT LEAST $50,000 to enable them to con- tinue at this rate (ﬁguring a 5% yield.)

eral Government the erection o! a. frost proof warehouse for Milton. Both Local and Federal Represen- tatives are requested to be present.

Honl J. E‘. Sinclair and R. ‘H. Jenkins, M. P., Hon. B. W. Le- Page and Mr. Angus McPhee” M. P. Surrounding districts will please send delegates as this is a non political rrieeting. All are ro. quested to be present and voice your views to help this urgent de- mand for a host proof potabu house at Milton Station. also larg- er freight shed and a keeper and a phone provided as elsewhere by the C. N. R

jsting series of

Life insurance provides the quickest and surest method . of enlarging one’s estate. Forinstance, at age 35, a man in good health may purchase $50,000 for van annual

premium of $927.50—larger or smaller amounts in pro- portion. .

The Company will also arrange to administer the income - and principal in accordance wth the assured’"s wishes, without charge.

For further iliforlnntioit consult any Great-West Ilife Agent or o’ ‘R1 an‘); 1>

Hyndman 8c Co. Ltd

PROVINCIAL MANAGERS

Offices Lower Queen Street Charlottetown

funeral was held at St. Andrew‘: on Monday 16th, Rev. A. P| Mo- ADELAIDE JEAN McM/[NN Lcllan officiating at the Church At Pisquid on the morning of 111141 Krﬂve- The Poll bearers were: l. Crees. Other articles deal with manyjeplesl, daughter o; Theresa McQ-lohn Ostridgc and Freeman gMc-‘l subjects from song birds to wild catslmdnn and m9 law pew,- Mo. Donald. Many ﬂoral tributes spir. and Jack rabbits and fish. dogs andhvinn. For a. very long time she 111ml bouquets and Mass card's were Kurls. The Canadian Silver Fox Ncwsllmd not enloyell good lloollh and fecelyed‘ also lemon of sympathy 50011011. 611118-1113’ 0111100 by J. R-‘fol- the past fifteen vears was si- She leaves to mourn besides her > Barr. contains a usual quantity of ‘mas; on lnvollll llaJll-ll; been of. sorrowing mother 9,119 fonow‘_ interesting and instructive articles fllcted Wm, that dread dlsease sisters and brothels: Priscilla Mrs v xclatlvc to the industry. rileumatlsm, yet, notwmwgandlnn J. A. Anderson. Dorchester all her sufferings. she had a smile 049189193. wﬂldﬁll. Mil-Sm. 100111100 and a cheerful word for vereyono. 111 chﬂflﬂii-ﬁwwﬂ. F- JQIOmG. Kam- As a consequence of her sweet 100115. B- C.. also Rose, Edwin ‘and lovable disposition, she 11nd mgny Howard at. home. 1 lfrlcilds both far and near. He!‘ May her soul rest in peace.

been mistaken for serpent. I Robert James continues his inter- "Tales from the‘ Wardrcom Mess" with sketches of ‘

the fabled sou;

A In Memoriam ~

Rod and Gun andCanadlan Silver Fox News is published monthly bv‘ W. J. Taylor, Limited, W00dstock' Ontario.

Tough Oakes . . . . . .. 'I‘readwe11 Yukon Towagmac Viporld Windfall . . Wright Hargro ves .

ALBERTON

Miss Margart Steins. Charlotte- town. is visiting her grandparents,

Friends of Mrs. J. E. C. Hunter

People of the United Church, hcrc,

time. .Religious Education

grand nephew of the famous Eur, Martyrs, George N. and who as boys andi

“THEA HABERDASHERY”

Special Sale of Suits Reduced to $18.00 .

A Friday and Saturday we intend I t0 clear all broken lines of Men's Suits at $18.00 '

Some of those Suits are $28.00 values. Some $25.00 and some $22.00 values. They are smart Suits, new this season but only just a. size or two in each line. Some single breasted, mostly double breasted.

The lot includes about 50 Suits so your size “rill be amongst them. A chance to buy a good Suit‘ at a

time to catch the morning car ferry. cnroutc to Quebec, Montreal, Tor- onto, Niagara Falls and other cities. On their return. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will reside in Charlotte- town. Their many friends extend very cordially the most hearty wishes for a prosperous and happy voyage over the sea oi life.

-_—-~¢o-§—--_ PERSONALS

Miss Susan Weatherbic, Village Green, was a visitor to the city yes- terdsy.

Mrs. Walter Brown, Mount Al- bion, visited the city yesterday.

Master Ensley Acorn. Lake Verde. was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mrs. E. J. Burge and little son Vernon, Stonehem. Mass, have ar- rived to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donnelly. Vernon River.

Miss Florence Kelly who has been spending her vacation with her par»

Aubtlm-lesvee this inorninl for C , Mold, where she will

the wealth oi the fertile land withini its bounds. what more‘ can be de- sired than what. is expressed in the simple words of. “peace" and "pros- perity." and the name "Canada" will go down in history, as "the

young men attended this same. church. l

~-i-<-o>-—— » 1 ROD AND GUN

A pleasantly varied bill of farcl dealing with some more unusual,

pride of the British Empire." Written and delivered by Penelope Martin.

‘phases of life in Canada's outdoorsi features the July issue of Rod and‘ Gun and Canadian Sliver Fox News} ‘lwhich has lust been published. While; Osark Ripley contributes one of hisi ‘splendid fishing stories, Bonnycastle

w very low price, $18.00.

NEW STRAWS FOR DOMINION DAY

Henderson £8 Cudmore

mo. ur. and Mrs. John Kelly o! -

Mr. Wesley McKenzie has return- ed to his home in Fortune. after spendin a very successful week as; chef at Beach Cirove Inn during the Canadian Medical Association.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fitmeraid, who have been visiting Boston, are expected here next week. Mr. Fitz- gerald whiie in Boston had his eyes successfully operated upon in St. Elizabeth's Hospital for cataract and has now completely recovered his sight.

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_ ALPHA Nine mamurqend two Vieitiltsi met. at thymine ofllrs. ‘Piolid. marinate plane on

e emorial Wi inthe . gi-dgramme _

smhridﬂ resume her work in the llarpiield

Beauty Shop.

Dale, in view oi s. recent diacussiomi

Menls Wear

this month deals with natural phenomena in Canada which have

THE UABBS

ted of Question Box and Instrumental Music. v

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