MOORE a M“

UNITED

“Come the

a bathing suit today.

Boys Cotton Balbriggan Bathing‘ Suits, one piece style, with skirt. Navy and white, navy and orange, navy and red . . . . . . . . . 85c

Suits.

Men’s one piece Cotton l Bathing Suits, with skirt. navy and white, navy and

red, navy and orange $1.25 6 years

on in» A waterls fine,”

(let a bathing suit and enjoy the opportunity that your own Province oifcrs you in the most generous mea- sure in the world. Nowhere on earth is there better bathing than on the shores of good old P. E. I.

Men’s ﬁne "wool Bathing plain stripes, one piece style, with skirt, all sizes, $4.25

‘ Small lllflys Jersey ' Knit (otton Suits, Oliver Twist style. Brown and white, 2_ to

Get into

and fancy

$5.00 and

$1.60

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_ ____,_. Are the

METAL CONDUCTORS 0R GUTTERS

On Your House LEAKING?

HAVE US MAKE A REAL JOB FOR YOU

A new supply of high grade Copper Gate Sheets received and will be used for our Conductors and Metal Work.

Give us a call for your Metal Work

Fred H. Trainer

rue RELIABLE Ptumsen Phone 393d. Opp. Prince Edward Theatre

" out. you not‘? may a. wading haunt our: m: nmupﬁsku Arirvrﬂiﬂﬁ- » w) Myanmar 01M- ‘ prion an time neon-bio. 1m iiylo end 0'1 M III‘! III blllill-

iC.Vl,PATTER80N ’ JIWIM-ll l ' '.fss-imp"

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i llroatl finger nails an; no”; tllllllmll by aivbls attention to tlic tops, making them slope slightly at tho comers. 'l‘his is honor 11m“ "lllklllil ll Sharp pointed top which merely makes tho rest oi tho nail look broader by contrast, wheruns 00v Hllilllll)’ rounded (loos not cnll attention to the wide surlnco.

ll l“ "lWﬂYs a mistake to clip the nails with scissors unless tho final iliish in given with n filg, l!l\'(.‘ll then scissors should not I)(-= used frequently. Once n“. use m- a fllc is learned it works quickly, and better lines are mode with it.

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Illistrcss-“Wouhl yon onrc to have this last season's hat, o1‘ "H110, Jane?"

Janc-"Thank you so much, iuaum. My young lllllll said last Sunday that it was the one he lik~ Pd to soc inc in best."

For Sore Feet-Mlnnrd’: Llniment.

A Poor Workman Is Known By His Tools

' -on. Houston win-ho,“ from 10 to 5. .

--PI4INFUL Accioeurwwuue. sitting at the door last Friday evof ning, Mr. John lieckbert‘, ‘d! Ill- dinn River, was playing with his dog, a large hound, w en the ani- mal snapped at him b ting of! his our. A doctor was quickly ﬁlllllllloll‘ od and tho injured man rushed to the Prince County llospital where the wound was attended to, and Mr. lleckbert is now recovering from the accident. The dog was al- ways n quiet animal and therefore his action was wholly unexpected, but he was immediately shot.

‘THAT CAR 0F YOURS

E BY HARRY E- PORTER-

Thls is n series oi articles per- taining to maintenance and repair of your Automobile. We will be glad to answer through this column, questions regarding your car or its mechanism.

Send your inquiries to "Automo- biles." The (lunrdinn Publishing 00., Ltd., Charlottetown.

The duty of the high tension coil on your car is to transform six volt primary ‘current into second- nry high tension current of an ex~ tronicly high voltage. _ On all coils except vibrator coils, this llllZli tension current is pro- cured by induction. The primary current is sent throuh a primary ivlniling of heavy wlro on an ironl core; around this winding is woun sonic hundreds of turns of vory fino secondary wire,'lt is called the secondary winding. When the primary wludingis "saturntctl" with current (this ho- im: rontrollcil by thc breaker points) the secondary winding of finc wire induces tho current from the primary winding into t.- scli, and is thereby transformed Into llllKll tension current. This current is collected by the rotor arm in tho distributor and distribu- ti-d to the plugs.

A iltllllltlilﬁlll’ is shunted usually in tho coil to absorb excess current

trlbntor points, and n safety gap placed in series with ground through which the spark may jump in caso of an open circuit to ground in any of tlic operating lines.

it‘ tli's gap were not present the t-oil would hunt and burn out, as the induced current must reach l-rrtiunil and its high pressure ro- ilovcd by jumping a nap.

(‘amnion coil troubles are as fol» lowsw-lhincturt-d condenser; 'brok~ nndotvn secondary winding (short mill "lion circuit in primary wind- llli~i~ llllil llilil around connection on base of co'l.

QUES.—'l‘lic clutch in my Car tillIlS. it is n plate clutch. l)o you know tho adjustment. on it?

A. K., Montague. ANS.—'Tlll! adjustment in this clutch is made by removing mun", tlon covcr on clutch housing and SlFIPKiWllIIIZ two studs which can hi‘ aticu in two slots in tho face hlatc of tho clutch. One will ho at ilu‘ top. at the inspection pinto. tlu- other at tho bottom.

it will be necessary to turn iim engine aitor loosening the top stud, so that the bottom stud will como to tho top. ‘Whon these nro loose, ilﬂbrcss clutch and with u linniuu-r tap the stud’ which is now nt the loll. to the right facing tho motor Vi or ‘lit oi an inch. Tighten studs "nil Pllhlaoe inspection door.

wllﬂl you nllow your Eye-n lo he furnished with rhenp glumu-s you have u poor workman in Your employ. "Plump", "Ugh-pp," Rliunml nre worihloln n0 any

price. I hure installed “In latent instrument iiie IIe Zen; Ding- nnntic Ilnit for “EYE EXAMIN- ATION" to enable me Io giro You the very but neyviro ob- lnlnnlile. Thin Instrument in the intent on the market and there In only one other In, the Maritime PHWIIIMI... "Aetlonn. IIIHII louder than words." llnre your eyes: ﬂlllllﬂllh] with thin new lnotlulllent.

H. J. MABON

Optometrist. Montague OlTIv-o (‘nnurrtfal With Drum 0m

To nodu- Fifi‘

Mr. Tenspot after reading some lstuft‘ about starvod lives and the soul hunger of wives for a km.) word, became contrite and resolver] to do better. So on reaching homo l"! llllllctl his hotter hall somewhat after this fashion. .

is, the

"Well, here sho twat

littlo wifo in the world—-" ‘

“.iohn," sharply, lug?"

"Of course not."

‘Tfllieu what have you to... up

H‘ .

Tho foreman looked hlm a 5nd dﬂwp. "Are You n mechanic " he

“lﬂlvfbﬂncd his Will! have you been drink-

‘; , p manor mm oillce in Victoria‘ Whittle)‘, ' '

-"V'_'_ ‘ l. l l. masts or ALIC k. “literati. l t d at ur er 301,2? 8w p“ no“ users-res 2i.

'. JGEORGETOWN HORtBE RACES Wed. July 80th. Don‘-t or- get the date. 8678-7-25 4i.

moon: AND smov some roal sport at the Georsolowll horse races Wed. 301b- 19 110F565 entered. 3979445 4|-

..°EA8TERN AGENT. —Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian A8- ont in Montague and will be pleas- ed to receive news items, advertis- ing, Job Printing, new and renew- ei subscriptions. t

..*MONTAGUE. - Baptist aer- viccs on Sunday, July 27th will be in Montague at 11 n. m., in oeorsu- tnwn nt- 3 p. m. nml in Sturgeon at. 7 p. m. Rev. C. E. Pineo will be

the preacher. '

..._*FUNERAL SATURDAY. -~ The funeral oftho late Mr. D. A. Mc- ilonald of Vulleyﬁclti East will be lu-hi in Valleyileld Church at three o'clock Saturday 26th. Remains will leave his father's home at 2.80 p, m.

....'SHlPPiNG.—<./\itor lnvins in tho port 0i‘ Montaigne for ecvcrni wecks tho Schooner “Victory W. F." sailed tor Pictou, seeking a

‘ coal tinrgti. The "Sea Foam" is still

in port, ‘Lorne quantities of straw berries are being shipped, tho gasu line schooner making three trips every week to Plctou and New (llasgow, another week will doiiht= loss wind up this industry. Mr. Sid ncy McIntyre the enterprising man in charge is doing all in his power to plaeo this business on a [laying basis, lio reports that tho Nova 500 tin. product is proving a strong coin petitor for our island stock-J.

"JSERVICES ENJOYED.- Ho's pretty hard to bent. was a‘ coin- mon expression heard after the nor vices in the Montague Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday last, when

the Rev. A, S. Stewart, retired cler gyinan conducted both tho morn- ing and evening services. While tho body {iliysdcally ls bent by the heavy hand ol‘ time, his mental I'd- l'll|lll‘.\l aro still unimpalreil, judg

int: from tho two sound practical

sermons which he preached on

this occasion. Thug the aged Rev. gentleman will again adorn this pulpit on many occasion is the wish nt‘ his hosts of friends and iulmirors. Miss Carter

thanks for ihc beautiful solo which} who sang ‘at the evening service- 'l‘hls is the second time we had the pleasure oi hearing this sifted; young lady, and not wishing to ilIl-' poso on good nature we hope ltl will not be the last.—.l. |

. i ....'DEATH REGRETTEQ- The

and to prevent arcing at the tlliflilﬂlltll took place on Monday, May

5th inst ot Mien Jessie McDearined at the one oi iii yer-rs. at the old| Meilcnrmeti homestead, situated about one mile irom Montague and where a few years ago her inoth~ er departed this lite, having lived to within a iew inonthe of thocen» tury mark. The deceased was of n retiring disposition and was little known outside of her own immod- late surroundings. in religion a llnptist. llad sho been ispnred well might she answer tho question, who is they nelgliborllFor during hor illness which lasted several weeks hes-ides the n-eiir neighbors many of tho women irom Montag-

.uo did all in their power to ninko

hor sick bed one oi ease and coni- tort and to prevent it possible the breaking of the silver cord. Left to mourn are two brothers, Norman on tho homestead and Georg-e of Montague. She was buried in the lmwer Montague cemetery the Rev, ll. A. Browne ofﬂlclaitlnn. Put- riot, please copy.—-J.

PERSONALS

__'Mesers Nut Campbell nnd iladdon Mclman are at present visiting their homes in Montague Their stay will be limited-J-

--'Miso Mary A. Campbell is on a visit to her old homcin Montague and will remain till the ond ot‘ the summer, Miss Campbell its |\ rcai practical young lady, and while

she holds a sljlontliil position, in one of the lnrgort otorcs in llooton. she hasn't by any moans forgotten the maternal training she received in tho culinary nrt and will be n vnliurbi help, to her mothor and sister rs. Bell tin the manage- ment of tho Commercial, one oi the iendinz hotels of th etown. lior runny friends are delighted to see lien-J.

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of these

Splendid .s....-.. eat $15.00 p

30 only Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, in ‘fancy grey and fawn Donegal tweeds, plain and Norfolk models; also some plain‘ chev- iot blues. Sizes 36 to 44; worth $20.00 and $2500, Your choice .. . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00

Tan Leatherette fleece lined, suede collar waterproof Coat, full belt, raglan sleeve, good for ladies or men, sizes 36 to 46 $11-50

Small Boys’ Jlersey Knit-Cotton Suits, Oliver Twist styles, brown and ‘blue. Sizes 2 to ﬁyears

Boys’ cotton balbriggan Bathing Suits, one-piece style with skirt,

colors navy and wthite, navyand ,

orange, navy and red. Sizes 24 t0 32.....................85c

Men’s/ﬁne all wool Bathing Suits in plain and fancy stripes. All. sizeg a‘. . . . . . . “$1.25 and $5.00

Men’s on-eqaiecpe cotton Bathing Suits witih s-kirt, navy and white navy and red, navy and orange. Slzegsﬁto 44 ...-.......$1.25

Not ‘too late yet; to iget one of

y our new Straw Sailors, all sizes

in plain or ‘fancy straws. See the 10f; ...-......,.......$2.tlil

$17.00 Suits tforv- - - - -$ 9-5" * $25.00 Suits for. . . . "$12.00

New Blouses $1.75 to_$4.75

Striped Muslin Tailored Blouses with Peter Pan collars and higlh collars, in tuck-in and over-blouse styles. Prices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.75,$2.00aiitIiil2.25

White and colored Broadcloth Blouses, in white, sand and mauve, tailored in styles, with ‘high and low collars in the Pri'ces-- .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3.§l5, $4.25 11ml ‘$415

new long over-blouse.

Interesting Sale of Ladies Suits l at Half Price,

During tihe last days of this month, we propose to clear our ﬁlt- tures of all Spring Suits, The selling has been tremendous this season, and there are left a good many Ibroken lines, odd sizes and the like. If you can ﬁnd the line_ ‘and size that meets your need, ‘here is a bargain that is compelling. . Tloose box, long belted models, principally Ygreyp “and sand. . $23.00 Suits for» . . . . . aura» $3100 stiitsjrqrl- . . . . . $10.00

Navy, ‘black and sand TRICOTINE Suits in shoril box and long‘ belted styles, many handsome new models, ‘being-cleared at ' ONE THIRD OFF

Attractive Values In Dreaey Ildbrlds

New Drop Stitdh Tricolette in blillilk, nilvjl, ‘blue, sand and white, 36.1mm .......$2.2n yd.

Canton Crepe in_ sand and cocoa brown nly, 38 inch. Regular $2.75 ., clearing at ---ilil.iii) yd.

Black Duchesse Mousseline, 36 ineliyas good as anytliih ‘we have had previously at: $2.75. Special price - - . - . . . . . .. . . . $82-25 vil-

Black Pailette (le Chine, as inch. Nice ‘bright: ﬁnish and Agood weight. ‘Special- . ., $1.00 w-

Small lot tweeds, regular prices up to $3.50, clearing ‘at P100 vil-

l. ﬁnm to.