Many Beautiful

Designs !

Everyonewhosees Congoleum Gold Seal I Art-Rugs marvels at their remarkable beauty-

‘ Have your dealer 51,9“. them to you. here's a pattern for every room at‘ regal thrift prices.

l NGOIEUM

GOLITSBAI.

1 slur-Russ

Western Guardian l

—MOTOR PARTY.- A motor Party consisting of Mr. H. K. Goodwin of the C. N. R., Monetou, wife and daughter and Mr and Mir J. R. MacDonald and the week end 1n Summerside the and Mrs J. W.

son spent

J-MIADE $1150.—The marvellous cake made by one of the Sisters-of ithe Miseouche Convent for lllg big tea held there on Wednesday lsst nnd which was a replica in confec- tion of that institution was dispos- ed of by lottery to Miss Eliza Ca- hill, of Alherton, and realized $40. The total proceeds amounted to about 81450.

of

—1BRILLIANT ISLANDER-Miss Locke. ‘formerly of Sherbrooke and Sumnlerslde, has attained the best standing. both tcrms, for tlio past three years in the South Calgary High School, leading the graduating class ill 111 25 and winning the MoKiliop Schol- arship. 0n another won the Governor Generals prize- and Shield for her school in coln- petition with students from all ov-

occasion she

tile South Calgary High School, in a write up of the graduating class, pays her the fol lowing tribute: "Doris lEno Locke 0111119 all the ‘hay from Summer- slde, P. E, 1. her birthplace. to Cai- gury, nnd straightwuy proceeded to annex the Governor Generals nlcd- al ill Grade 8 and has been setting pace for South Calgary ever since. She is one of our quiet pupils lll the class room, but speaks with au-

rclary of the Yenr Book Committee Miss Doris Ens. Locke is a liaug1l- ter of Mr.‘ Arthur ll, Locke fornl-

‘ will Wide T0, filompete In N. S.

'1 11W, YORK, Aug. 12.——Edv1n ill _ Swedish scilool teacher, o rnlks as Paavo Nurnli‘s out- lllliug distance running rival lll rope, plans an invasion of the

obtiluiug a lgovaruulcn-t scholar- ip for study in this country, ac-

TlllSl’ information, l‘t‘(‘.i_‘l\'(‘il rough official Swedish sources cutly upset plans of promoters rt- who figurcd l1ll Wide/s arrival

erly of Sherbrooke and Snnlmer- side and a neicc oi’ Locke and Mrs, George McCalluln of ‘Summerside. Calgary she was a student lll the Sulnmersille High School. ‘

Mr. Joseph

-Mrs. John W, l-Iogg and her ill-ll” States but not ulltil next-SO" 11111195- Wlllllflt V11119Y. 1°11. ‘, mg and the“ on]! 1f he succeed. Monday evening for Vawn Sllsk.

—Mrs J. Ii. ‘MacDonald and little l - .1 . . - -- . ., sou Junior and Allss (lracc (looti- HllilI to lllt, Associated l'lt.ss. ‘Wm m, Mflnclnn’ N. n" M0 visiting the farmer's pol-cuts. Mr null Mrs J__ W. Callibeclc. sllllllfillfiffililE.‘ i

the Yankee Stadium in Scptclu-l r. and then in‘ ‘tho various lnet- 1olitun indoor lnccts.

vrry much," Wide is quoted us‘

mlofit on nly form 11s a runner. 1 1 should be out of condition I imply‘ would refuse to run, null 1' I should ffei ilt I should like to un as mllch as suits mysell’ sud 0t n prospective manager. But by aying that. I do not mean to im- ly n criticism of Nllrlni, whose rip wns mnllc PXUllIRlVPlY for rull- lng purposes. 11p sllluds so much n a class by lliluscli‘ iblli he should

rds as ordinary llihlcics."

»-Mm R. E. Forrplhnrson llllil.

to in- lhe 31111111101‘ to participant? w“ Eric “f nhflrlmmlnw.“ “Dem

sl-verzll outdoor l-zlruivllls. illlelud U“, wlmk on,‘ [he “ups.” w; Ml.‘ g a Knights o1‘ Lollllninls meet “m; Mrs George A‘ (julllheclk sum. nlurside.

l ---I’rof. J. A. and Mrs. Mlloliollq — ‘l wllnt to go to lho United Slut-laid. Saskatoon, who have bccu vis- iting Rev. Jolnl J. lincllolllllll, Silllll r1111: in a rvccllt lntcrvicvl. “bulllllersllle. leii 'l‘llesdlly on rellll-n lol ganizers" who |s in gnaw;

.mt io do it without being deisllilklltoolr '

Buffalo “Joints” _ A ___~ Are RaldedlFrench Suffer

(Canadian Press) l

BUFFALO. Allg. - persons lwero llrrostcd ill ll. sol-ins PARIS, lhlg. '1‘ilc _ of raids on 28 llown town and cast sulicrlni X1111 casllalllcs including “’“1"1* 111G fvflult lhzlt the fiilillgilll‘: killed and woundotl and nlissing 1111mm ‘m u“) mmfls ‘um “mm” ‘l recent engagements With the Ilruse

lflr-Foriy-n inc.

ot 11o jullgcd 11y ihc saml- slnulhlside saloons. hotels and clubs oar- , _ ly today, The raids were condnet~ “lfm- “'1'” 1-“ m‘ '“"1r“"1‘"'111 llwlcd 11y prohibition ogcnio detailed triboslncu lll Jebcl llruso. ubilc schools of Siockllolnl. llfllllfilln ma)“. ‘Hecrpl lnVQRllgaUQn from‘

the Ten

or Remainder of This Week

Picnic Hams Weighing from 5 to 7 lbs. each . 23 Cts. Per Lb.

Boneless Shoulders Weighing from 5 to 8 lbs. each 25 Cts. Per Lb.

‘ Regular Hams Weighing; from 7 to 9 lbs. each 29 Cts. Per Lb.

All pork products have advanced in e, me n.0,,“ o, Anmu, m, p1'1C6——IlOW is the time to buy any of th eabove at the old price.

JENKINS & SUN‘

GROCERS, . Phones _ 237 '7‘. We Carry Only the Best

thority on school lore, and is sec- 1 I .—‘ I 'l-

t l

going to

‘l during the week's meeting of l the Cabinet. Some pronounce- 1

is expected.

n m" Swmll-“ll '""“‘""1-“ 11'1"“ 11500]ll4‘il(l(]llill‘lC|‘H in New York (liiyncd today.

ld

_,' Qp-

10-000 "wlvm 111‘ 1* 29 Yfllrglllincll liquor was seized.

4AAAAAAA‘4AAAA‘AAA A ‘AAA

Ono lmlertlnn Four Insertions Elillt Insertion

'l‘o l\lr. and Airs.

Agents “hinted

loy River choir. assisted b35111}. ltobcrt Mcsservey. Miss Smith" presided at the organ, .1,

lit-arty. lls lilo first speaker. Ills

one which could not llle wiped out

‘ HON. DUNCAN MARSHALL One of the chief Liberal or-

ment upon a federal election

Heavy Losses

of Syria, Premier Plli-nlev llnllollnc-

Appointed Viceroy 1

““““ LONDON, Aug. l2—Sir Gralgmc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .‘.l'.:"".?.?.'.:-...i“".:.“.2";.11%.1“.i1;..‘.§1...51 loll p" u", of n “on-q, \'il_-l-l'oy of Nigeria. M pm line of l! words E-u 70 per llne of ii words l B|RTH$

l1’ .. 1.11 Hill 1 ‘o St, ol August. Miscellaneous l Fllllllln lllluglltllllfl] l

GENTS wltnrso Now ,_'T0 scll complete lille of nilrsery stock, fruit nnd (lrnunlcuial. lll

. and uroullli Clulrloitclowu. I1‘rl-l1 WANTED-STUDENTS , _, vale boardulg ilollse |l1‘ill' Lollcgt. Fl,“ lolo 5' 13 21p

-' O'CONNELL--—Al Johnson's Ilivrr. COLLEGE Aug. 12111. 11125, Morris (YCollnl-ii students to board, Within 111111 llgl-d S11 yc..'\r.. block of i’. \V. U. All lnollerulpic. rcsilll-nl-l- |<‘rill-ly lllilflllllll, llt to 3111 8 o'clock to Si. Patrick's (lllurch.

11111111; gl-nlerous ilrlus. E. i). 51111111 in Sons Ltd, Winona. Ontario. A, W. 841-11.!

cuchcrs \Vantctl

SECOND CLASS TEACHER \\'i1llll‘ll for llebron School, lotni suplflyluolrt .$3i).00.-- William

-,; Morrison, Uoleulau- l1. .R 1. 211211-8-10-41

For Sole

0n SAL_E_-"HAPPV THOUGHT"

111111113. Apply H!) ilocllford Si.

251514-8-13-21

.°R SALE-GOOD SOUND DRV Al“1"11"'1‘ lloluloos. J.R. Mark's. .\l-\v i.ol|l111n, 1’.l~l . 29115-8-13-21 > ‘_‘“ "*"' *-> >i_-»...._ ‘A. HOUSE FOR SALE-ALL MOD- lusll ('I1I1\'i'Illl‘llt'.l".<l. Apply 511 .\/i.'_\'lllt_1lllli st, gglgps-ll-lld

HOUSE FOR SALE-— NO. 18 lVhl-silull Si. Alpply 186 Kcut St. ‘$005 13 6i. "°_" SAI-E- -- one Flvs-Tuos llrldslllililll Masterpiece, lladio, hcl with Loud Speaker.‘ A har-

1111111- Almly 74 cllmllsrlanll st. 2938-8-11-31

292 Fitzroy Street.

Fclnnlc llclp Wantctl " WANTED.—A MAID.—APP_ILY ‘Brighton lltoud. 2111111-3-12-11 WANTED-A GIRL OR MIDDLE llnnsl-lll-l-llillg. Apply Vernon Ainun, l\li'l‘l 11d l

T0 LET.— FURNISHED HOUSE for sevcu mouths beginning Sop- iculbor lsi. Apply 210 iiilisboro

2934-14-1 1-711

LOST-SEVEN M1ONGREL GEESE, Any person knowing Wlll‘l'(‘1ll)0\ll11.‘ kindly notify Mr. Union Road. l’. E, l

Male Help \Vanted

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED - DEATHS 2924-l0-8-4i'______. ____ L-.____

——-—~§’lMELAN‘E“ON.—-i\i ‘ilc-rldllll, N, ll.

1N PRFou Angus; 12th. itillrgllrci.

1111111541171 Wort Aldrin-libs.

Hotel

Since taking over

Illiil-l-l

Ray Clnrkl an prlcm 294G-8-l1M1ii . '1'» on n day.

__— FOR SALE-A suzz PLANER o 1100i. talhic 12inch blades in good ‘working olllcr, Write‘ m phone

Adlrlln ilrllllltly, 1st, Teresss. . 29117

&,____

Nursing

\.., __, ___ . TRAINING SCHOOL Ion“ Nun- " 111's Hospital, Hsvenhill. fills“ T111""~ your; course. Af- 1111101) with Providence City vital. FTght hour day. Allev- “WB $15 monthly. Ono hour from u lion. For further information W11’ 1° fillwrintieodent.

i lh

/ll..l.ll-.'.1 1r

BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM- ployment for Barbers. expert in 8 weeks. Write Moler Barber College. Department "F"

PERSONAL XMAS CARD AGENTS Wanted; men and women. Spnro or full time, in every eity and town. "Imperial Art" magnificent sample hook free.

profit making agent. iencs neeesssly.

rpm: lo n. .-

.21

Become Prcprletore

ll-l-tts-tf.

QUEEN "HOTEL

"Mrs. Oxloy. Miss Oxley, Wallace Ed. Brennan, St. Johns, Nfld; F. A, Stag‘; and wife. Geo. Davy.

Take orders .

now. deliver later. Everybody ll garzflll;luiglrmlégllfnlyoflelrfille Wrclmw" why ""1 Yo" b" 11"‘ MeCnlllun and wife, Slmlnleraide; N0 "he" Owen Bursalll. Alfroll liu-ilcrln. 1118119“ (30111- 1C1 S .C.. Georges Lallberts, 1st. Write. British Csnad- [95911]], N, B;

l0ilnl1riy' l.I Phllrloiicllnvll.

Fullcrnl from his

lhnd lnld in oihcr tllncs in oil Hotel we have spent ma"! thousands of dollars repairs and Improvements. It is new the finest Hotel of ltl ‘class in the Maritime Prov-

(Continued from Page V l‘)

The cclelnony opened with the singing of the National Anthem. folioivcd by lllll'l)il1l(?l0l‘y ‘remarks by tho clmirlnlln who callednpon llils Honor llicutl-llzlnt (kwernor

illlnor (lvllVPliJil n fine stirring od-

~-. ill which he laid stress on act that till.- pcopll- for whom our soldier boys ilad sacrificed

lflw _ (lentral Guardlan

Championships hcre on Aug. 26th. 11

ARENA RINK, on Friday morning of valuable siivl-r. eutlcry, clta, also ‘leopard skin, of Captain Dtlfries. . 1

closed until August 2-1.

Athletic Championships. 1i.

Concert at (lorrun 13am,- Friday night, August 14th. 2i

will 11c closed from Aug. 11 to Sept 3. 2975 12 3i.

A nunlbcr of inspectors have o1"- rivcll on the island to start till- testing of collie llnllcl‘ 111v Illscllsl- Free .'\l‘1"il plan which is to bl- 11110111 a grout boon to ibis provincc.

to I1 “hurry-up" cull at Polio“, l10i1111|111ll‘icrs Inst night about 1i‘: o'clock Police Officer Higgins rc-l spolldcd just in time to “collect” four young iloys ranging from 1.".

.ton St. 'i'lll-y wlsre taken into cits-

Ml‘. null .\l rs.

Q visiting ills broiilcrs ell the ls‘ land. M1‘. Frank Wcir. city. and Ml‘, John Wcir. Suotrilforl.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

AN 01.0 TIMER-Athletic

REMEMBER THE SALE AT

on‘. sun's OFFICE will llltl I 2937-8-11-411

THE BIG EVENT-MflrllllJl0

COME TO ENE GIRL GUIDE

on Vi/YLLIE Ilmmrs 011ml-

CATTLE INS'PE—C_TOR HERE.-

FOU R ARREETS—ln responsi-

o l6 ycllrs who 11nd cutcretl tho 1111111111: of ii. 11.‘, .\llltch on limi-

l-llalrgl l1 wilil lll‘(‘lIl(l1l,‘.', llnll

ldllzl Silllllfflllfllliihi, of, ' . is at present visit-

iloyaliy illc guest 111i Vcrnon L. iiurkc. l 1

-' J. Pclllll-rgllst, Seciy. New All- an Rllccs llllli party consisting oil

Miss Aliilircd (f-nrr, liostou, lfrzlllltl Cookrln, lioslou, 'i‘ylnla1o Scmplc and W111. 'l‘l1olllb.-1, Kon-siugion, 41-,‘ tended iilll Iliollulguc. ilores. l

lion. John ll. ilell has retllrncd

from on cxtonlll-li tour lll (lPUill: Britain alld l-lllropc. lie is in spil-n-l dill llcolth and thoroughly enjoyo-lfl

HM‘, m,‘ S “Ml n gruut debt m my‘ revisiting till-so sclmes nnd plnccn.‘

iVlr. licll llcllll: n lllstlllglllslllllll

by H“. slum“. ewclfml 0f a mmm. Canadian lul-l wiill signal honors; 1

nlllnt, but only 11y dedicating our- 111F011"-

sl-ivl-s anew to the service and lllliy for “Ylillill they had so gladly lliod. Ending ills addrtns amid enthusiastic applause, tho (lov- crnor. after the rcnllltiou lll

l-llorus oi‘ “O God ollr lll-lp in ages .~---~

Past." d1 scellllcd from the plllt- . l _

form and undraped illl- nlelnTlrilll 1ll(‘ll1.llill ll llisiricl ill 011441111111111 (‘llllms (“- Yh“ ‘1 \\'1li1c the llssenlblage sung ill un- rwllllOl dislricis and procelgliillg in --""-*' 111 (1111 ison the National Allilllllll. order as lll1'l11-11111l‘11-

‘ltcv. J. S. Ilonncll in the course Group (1).

of all cloquent land inspiring ad- (IFPSSIIHIlIl a stron-g tribute to those vlhose memory the monument com; -nll.nl-or,l-ltl:ll and recounted some of liil- cones lth-ot lld up to and took

ill. the ave oi‘ illp ilostilitlcs Gwup (g)

pi: .

hl-ilwcon lllrlliilll and (ldiliiiilly. lie llcplorl-d and urged zlgalnsi tllc adoption oi’ a lvyuicnl uttltudo to-

cirilisatl people. ‘ l

lfcv Mr, illlxter, Iluulor Rivcr.‘ in the course oi a low relnllrlcs lillll‘ clnphllsi-s on llll- fact that . ."i -

1o Ono's country could 11c l'clllll\l'-1G,°up (4)

(lil just a5 well in tinlc l)! peace us in time of war. His l‘(‘lll11l‘l(\'l were listened to with rapt ut- tontlou null rcccivvd willh loulil

applause. ‘Grcup (5)

lion. Dr. Mlu-Mllillo. who follow- cll, ('.I)lil])llfll(‘.lll.t‘(l llln \Vl11‘illlt‘,\‘| River ‘111011111110111. eomulittcc on 111p tilting wny in which 1110)‘ hall; i'i‘ll'il1llt!I11()l'lllLi(l lilo sous :1 l! dullglltl r oi‘ their viii-age who llilil pllill illg supronle prillo for ihc llollor null safely of their country 11o mcntionell having iloou prcsl-nl llt oul: o1‘ the patriotic narrating-s

llolll in \Vllcuiley ltivcl‘ hall tearhvlsroup (7)

ill tho War, and having l|t‘\'ll struck with tho loyal nllll patriotic spiril o1’ thl- gathering, at which sttvt-rlll rocrllits hall hecu gzlillcll,

'l‘11lll hull bccn yours ago and Sl|ll’1‘|G|‘DUP (3)

lhcn 11o had no doubt but iiulli iborl- was llill a family on l‘1'llii'(‘l l‘lll\\'1ll'(l island that hlld not bccul bl l‘1‘il1't‘ll and caused bitter .111'11‘1 no ll rllsnlt n1‘ the War. it was lll‘ illt‘ llcllrts of llu- people thcu. 111111‘ lip; gronloilt lncnlorinl lo tho lull-l cu boys illlil girls ll-all bcl-n rlllsclll llull lllc ollc that would olldurl- 1111' 1411120141. ‘ llilll. .\’ir. Sinclair. who spokc furl a i‘c\v nllnlltl-s. suid that foilolviugl loll-ll lelolpll-nt speakers. hc. coullll only cl-ho llll‘ scntilncuis and lhonghis they lllld oxprtwsscll so wl-ll. Ho. mcntioucd tho. nficci illill 111v raking l1i‘ lnonluncnisl .,-‘ lauds. ’l'llc building l1l‘ mclnln ill honor lli‘ llorll Nola-loll null 1111-‘ valiant llocds illlil \'ll'.l0l“l1‘8, imlil l\-l rlcll n profound il1i1ucn'-11 ovl-l" llll- yllnlil of (iront llritoill in 1111* linzo of illhll‘ couififyfis nevi. lion. Mr. lMvKlllllfill, nftor con-

lnces. It appeals lo those . \Nh0.. wunt s comfortable Hotel and splendid table and , excellent service at s moder-

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

lll l llll l . . - l 1121(1)? llgilfllrfiillltlll’ was pronollne- In The Yellow

. tors to the community were served M's. L Moqumo’ Mun" l» splendid supper in an adjoining ' iield

v J E Melnnls and Allan- Frost 47, machinist was idl- iltl.’ III Rich end West. Tor- wife, Amherst; A H MoGrnoh, led when struck by a taxicab here “oom-Mmoowwo-uoo A, . 8-8-11-13-1fi-wditlalifax.

grzltuiating illc llisirici. on tho fine icslilnllniul ii was nnlhing to llll‘ hcrolsln oi‘ its warriors. spoke i111‘ ll short time on the history 01' Wilcntlcy ilivcr nnll lho sulrolllri- lug country. from lho time it 11111 born carved from the fol-est 11.v scttlcrs from Franco, nnd 11111-11111- lnllrkn, in the wny of place nonuni-

by Rev. R. ll. Stavert. oliowing the ceremony the V391"

A largo nnmbt-r of wrealils wore u,

placed at the foot of the mollu- m

gnent by friends and relatives of

lfhose whosl» names it bore. --i¢c->--——

w-i-il» Pm» ' HUGHES DRUG c0.

Ottawa; R, QUEEN STREET ton; E. C. Stellmnn, Si. Paul. Min;

l-l. B. Humphrey, Washington. D.’

MILLTOWN. N. 3-. Aug. l2.-

last night.

Gloup (3)

Group (61 (‘lyulc lllvcl‘ N0. (l3 m, ,

jii Q so ++0+++0+++o0 ooooooo-w .

lighting. It’: the film that won't flail you. Why not hevg the but film, it coat no more.

H11 Killed By Taxicab d,

l Commence

(Continued from Page 1)

Sllralgl» llzlllilnl‘ N0. 5 _

llllllllt nt-nol-llll No. 11o l""“"'¥ """"‘f l~‘l"l-nc.h Village ‘No. 1511 .H““""r 1' ““"1"1‘ .'\1|‘l'\ll lid. 3'11- 311

-i:lll1olnin1_; Pt. No. 75

('llil\\’il_\' No 2 1.\‘l-:;ic.1lfol'i No. 713 '1‘ llilll‘ No, 151. l1u!1.~:i:|1'i'llllg1 Z\'l1. T-i.

llllllsiwflfnngo N1 ‘Ill l ll llnyzlliy No ‘ ('<‘\'li(i{l‘Ill llonll No. 135i l'nioll lid. (‘cull-r No. 117.

1d, iloylrliy No. ~11; (‘cuirlli Royalty No. N1 \\', illllyllliy No. S‘ lirllcltlc-y i‘t. lid: N11. 31"

York ~i’l. No. 15S Aicallow lillnk Nu. iii l'i1i‘1l'\\'l1ll ‘No, 7111

id. Wilisilirc No. 3R \\'llrrl>.n (lrovc N11. 1-111

Now llllveu No, 147 l'lll1l1W(i0(l N0. 2111 Kingston No. 114

bong Creek No. 1151 Now 1AI1gy1l1 No. 5G

lllflllflllilw No. 2T1

1st, Cnihllrlncs No. 1'15

(‘lllnlhorizlnll No. ~10 l~‘l11rviou' No. ~12

Nine lllilo (‘re-ck N11. '11 .\'c\v Dominion No. 171 Rice l'i. No. I211

(‘zllloe (lore N0. 54

i

ltillgwooll No. 184 l i

Argyle Sh-oro No. 112 1 l

‘kmbgm-lnw

lit-Imam nu qlhlellflfillfl‘! B0!

at increases the exposure rannfl. ere‘: speed to overcome difficult

We have your size. Prompt Tunmu"

veloping and printing.

>

Fortiel

20% of

Hobberlin Tailoring ‘

' PAGE THREE

1885 -- 1925

Anniversary

Made-to-Measure Guapgntggd

This is your last opportunity to buy" _ Hobberlin (‘lollies at 20% less than the usual prices. ' _ l

This Sale will close Saturday, , August 15th. I)on’t be disappointed. l ltcmenlbcr every Suit is guaranteed.

We don’t close until 8 P. M., every night. 1

1. Every Hobberlin suit is made from the finest cheviots, worsteds. (weeds, chosen at the loom in England, Scot- lancl and Ireland by our own repre- sentative and director, Mr. Samuel Jagger, resident in Huddersfield, England.

Z. Every Hobberlin suit is made under the most efficient and non-wasteful con- ditions in Canada, by one of the finest tailoring organizations in the British _ Empire.

Sale Now in Progress - Wslt I

J. w‘ Charlottetown’: Smartest Store

__71.‘_Il_El_I\llKIt_Iffi1i‘_SMTI'

()'1"1'A\\'.»\, Aug. l2. \'(‘l'>\' 1i;,l|ll . l'l“(\‘l|1l:i null lllsy collslllllliiirl- ill-- lllrlluli l-onlillul- 1o bl- llll‘ cllll 1' fc-l- irullc ill lilo-l -.l1l-- Tlit’ .\l:lrili|n s ro- pori. no l-illlngl- lll Vtlllllilllliii, null Vaulzourel" hcollsl.

("lllllllllr-l

( flcci

§1l‘i‘l'ril‘it- 1111111115 colllilluc lo rl-llori‘ . ,|.

l-rzrbio lill\‘l|l1~'<; \\'§l$ i|~;ll1_-.-l(-l.-,l: ' wllil lillwillii buyllrs in (‘:lll:llii:lll‘ l. 34111111 1i 1111' .\l4lilI1‘1"ll nlzlrlcoi to-

flrlfng lill- i'|tll.<1l

‘flflhllllilfi Iii, (‘highly i‘ ‘vcly ,pl-r (‘(1511, 1 i'.<l.~' $111,711 ol- ‘>14 l~l1llll~z . ‘

clilliinllcs sW-illiy ‘- . ” 1

m, vlmmi," in|‘\\'1l~'. u-ry illlll-i. or plln11r_v lllnrkl-l; ‘

'1'll '11‘ is |ii'll('ll(’.'|ll_\'

Victoria

One elthe largest and best equipped Hotels In Eastern Csnads. Contains 120 rooms, 44 of which nave private bathe. Completely renovated in the past few years. Hotels throughout and the United States have its splendid table. Courteous service to all Guests. phones in rooms.

Rates $4.00 to $5.00 pu

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

HARRY C. BROWN, Manager

I |.1_ M, Wlfigihi and daughtcr, St. Louis, .\io; ' Wililc. The Dependable tmllllo ilo/(Zrclll. orin. Poison, iddlnollion; B and will‘. llodol-ph 0X Cincinnati: - d F" mount; . There’; a latitude 1n Ko sk m Mr “m! M“ (“hm (lxloy. lilontraal; Sodsvillv. '