. t». _ pujlillllhomugh Street, at a_ 0--

7 &UOHl8¢—&|ddenly. on August

‘thence to Cemetery.

g-‘Ilﬂfll 11.3 number to be given

ti’ au-itisfweris

ti

is theﬂhou

lTTqqM- the humps? her Ira J. 11.: IaDonal . Up- : c" 8und-\y,avening_ lravAnnh UllQtt, wife of the late George PIIIML- must ‘Lander-a! I a.

_ ivortn GruIlVlhc mater). -

lL-ut "Guyﬂﬂali-l. L-Charlea ' or n. ‘was. aged 20 years. I ' hle late residence, 12 Gil 'r Street this morning at ‘to Stp-Dunatanw» Cathedral,

7\

OQQIIQQ 0N0! Ollie“

i ;I ‘a With Canada.

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. {.7 IitlSsianL Trade mmm‘ Z095.

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IIFIOIiIl-WOIQ-Tﬂﬂri .

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. " tbomqPreaa apadal.) ' Augud-That the {$000,000 order. recently placed with a Canadian syndicate by the ﬁnialau Soviet government is only

This

adds lmtli to llit‘ pleas-

d _ urt- ui utiti-iiic uiitl t-i in the dominion is indicate in u

.. - h-rr-uu its gutomant made by J. G. Ohsol. re- ' I t ' ‘ ‘ u ‘ H |

prssentaiive in the United SUIIPS ~ fmthr" l" l" 0""? ""‘ inilgCanadmot the commercial do- ._ tit: lit-St. tjtvnrrﬁ I-f pertinent of the Russian Socialist ,,,,,,,. tor,- t-Xpt-ll-

federal soviet republic. He ded’ that the Soviet government was trying to arrange deposit gold ‘ lnione of the Canadian banks to .. pay‘ for purchases made in Canada. - In st _ __ ‘ _

-lt this plan is unsuccessful. all‘ K,',",'I,'.,,,I,‘,',,,','>;I‘ 500d: bought abroad will be paid _ :i\rr1M-"_=‘\]sili' lu- dour-lb for-mt llevel. Esthonia, in gold roubles on presentation of shipping Q. documents ';

ad‘ . sivt- curs \lt<\ utll‘ tilli.

- urn: \1', -':\..

l,-i~rii\i.-<' they know tin-y i|i'\' lit

[U l~i- iiu-l rvuur-l-

:'oi-.-it_0-:i.

5 i airsamt" "rectum . - - 1499a, (you . Headache-J Erratic: .1... .. . """""- WE STRU K WATER ‘ermine at all drug atorel-I x Al VERNOi RIVER The Strathgartiiey “ANS 0F ‘T _’_ not» without lowering) the well a hut-More's no natural reason why YOU cannot have just ns good a

.__.___£O->-———— ' t“. rmnru _ Get u» Eighteen thousand gallons in ten TIMETABLE FOR AUGUST 192D.~

‘Leaves Bonshaw. Leaves Clftown Tues. 3rd 11.00 a.‘ tn. . m-

.5‘ a a u

FrL 6m 5m) a. m‘ L00 u "L well on your property. Just drop Tues. 10th 7.00 a. m. 4.130 p m. l "l" 1° in. 1am s00 s. m. 0.00 p m.‘ _ _ ues lTth'll.00 a m. x5 30 D m» T k A I! Fri. 20th 5.90 a. m. 2.00 p m, e [as Jues. 2401.6 30 a. m. 4 :10 p. m. , v ‘Fri. 27th 7,30 a m. 5.110 p. m.‘ " ‘Files. 31st 10.00 a. m. x 00p. in. l l iReturn I to McArthuFs Wllllffi ' ‘ tnly.

‘ ollhvﬂ Farrrl

9 - — - h. 0i. -» a 1 95 8 2 mt R Charlottetown

BTUCQ Staw.t& cutui p UFENOERSI

Sealed tenders will be received‘ ‘l lieu we had learned to do without but they are good customers; may

i

"F5121 not... tit?”

“v We had a sign painted.

“THE TWO stsrt-zns SHOP."

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tusri on“.

IY JANI PHILPI

"m: ‘rwo aierene anon‘

CHAPPER 80

l found sornevye ow Japanese flower sways in an a tiiiclal unwei- place. When i explained to the "Hilﬁger what i wanted them for, he hunted around and found a grout bunch that had been mussod by using them in the window, He almost gave them to mo. A half hour's work with my linger-g an a warm, iron made them just 1kg tit-w. i thcn bought a vase for each table at the live-cent store, and used the smallest sprays for tho tables. The longer ones l ur rungt-d in a hig bowl painted gay, ‘and phced them in the window.

“it looks like a million dollars!" Mary declared the day before

we were to open. l hall spent about $20 beside our dishes, cooking

utensils, and provisions. “We only bought a small amount oi’ the lrn~ ter, because, for one rea- lm. we had no place to put any '|llﬂl'illlY. and for another wehad

taken Mrs. Fagin's advice to ‘go slow.’

"OLD-FASHIONED PANCAKES AND OTHER GOOC-‘ES SERVED HERE."

l We had not decided until t e last day what to call the shop, b t 1 ﬁnally settled upon:

“ She could not leave the rooming‘

‘and l were so excited we could

house until tho work was done for the day, ao we had promised to be chamberinalda in letttrn for her help at the restaurant-imp‘ we had decided to ﬁll it. The word restaurant‘ seamed ‘too big.’ Mary said when we discussed a name. i - l an; afraid Mrs. Fagin's room- ers slept badly that t, Mary

hardly Wrend up the beds as we should. We worked together, and often we would stand, each holding an end of a blanket or sheet, while we talked of all we hoped and ex- pected. to accomplish.

But nt la-st we iinlsited. and dressed. Mrs. Fagin was ready when we culled, and the thrt-o of Ila started out, all carrying bundles- things forgotten until tho lust‘ moment. . '

"You mustn't expect n-any the.

first day." Mrs. Fagin said as we huriicd along “and perhas not for a good many days."

"l know you are saying that so we won't be disappointed if we have to eat all the panckes our- selves," Mry retrnetl, '

"Well. yuu see, iolks is qucerJ They gets to golri’ to a place and keepyon goin’ just because they gets used to it; not always because the vltals is good."

"We only ‘hope they will get used to coming to us." I joined in the conversation, "but we expect iheni to like the food also."

"Yes, don't try to give too much -~too many kinds, but have every thing you give them the very best 'ou know how to make. It is them

inds of things that helps an eatin‘ place." Mary spoke very positively. Her experiene in the big restaurant, ﬁrst as waitress,

"faint. will wontler where the other cnc is when the see you!" l\."l'v rlrzieretl. but i could see she

was delighted with tha nsins had chosen.

we were up before daylight. We were going to help Mrs. Fagin all the m0rnlng—\vo were not to open ‘unit! 10-30 or l1 o'clock at ﬁrst.

by the’ undersigned up till l-‘ritlny, h". we could serve breakfast also. Anrmst 20th, 1920, for painting in-

terior of Wood island Preslrvtvr specification to be sr-en at the store oi‘ A Mo '

iun

Church,

Liiren, llclle Itlvor.

Wood islands North. i920. 20

W. M. CRAWFORD,

Stacy or‘ 'i'ru;:iec-<=.

.lul.v 23rd.‘

83 8 5 2i. .________:_._ utc at York. six miles from town.

, circuit

Thu ltilh day of Autzust will hc

2038-3315?“

ion city taixcs.

W. W. CLAKE.

City Clerk. |1856-7-26l\Iwi'10i.

Valuable Prtipchy

\\ ITII ﬁll I. l nffofr my farm of G0 acres nihi-

Tliis fnrm is beautifully sit- lllllfifi in one of thr- most plun- nut put-ts n1‘ i’. l5. island. hcing well ‘lint-vii nr-il _\\'nt|~i -l and within l0 t-i-u - n “it; tin": “h... pk,"- (‘litiiirln nvliuul, stt u: nntl nil lllllny-

minvt-ttit-m-v-a. n".- Hr q“. |.,-,.t mu rut-o... n" it... ISIIIIIII n.» tn, . . Apply Wm. St-llnr. on the farm

IIENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer

W0

The morning we were to 0pm‘

thcn as head, had taught her a good many things.

"You should hear them ‘talk sometimes," ‘aha went on. “They say they would walk a mile to let muffins. And Zena, w must be _awful nice to the old olita when , they come in, and to the tired wo- ‘ men with babies. Lots of the wait- lresses wouldn't be nice to them,

want_to sit, and will pay good. Then you can't help feeling sorry iior them. it's hard work lugging u young one around to the stores." u “Of ours-e we will he good to tlirnt-mll of thcni! Oh, how nicc [everything looks!" l ‘exclaimed ilS she tinlockctl the door. "llun up the curtain so folks will know you are open for business,"

Women

Bright area. a clear skim and a‘ bodyfuli of youth and health may he yours if you will heap yoh aya- tem in order by regularirtaklag

GiiLilMI-Dll-t‘ ' ,

050m:

The world's stands d remedy for

kidney, liver, bladde and uric acid _

troubles. the enemies of lite and looks. in use since 1890At all drug- glstl 50c a box. <

Look for the name Gold Medal on ' every box and acceptino imitation

“TY" COBB SLATED .. FOR BPFLLUNDER

NEW YlORK. Aug. 4—"’I‘y" Cobb, star outﬁelder of the Detroit baseball club, will appear as a "spcllliinder" in the coming Presi- dential campaign if, plans of Sena- tor Pat Harrison, chairman of the Democratic National Speakers Bu- reau, materialize. Senator l-lnr- rlson announced today that he pro- posed to take Cobb with him 0n a proposed I “swing around

Roosevelt.

-l4~4

wonuws LARGEST l SHIP T ea HANDED oven TO 0N! o "m: Attila

.5

IONDON, Aug. 7-—- The world's ‘largest ship. the Hamburg-Amerb can liner ‘Bismarck. 56,000 tons. is to be cQmp-‘Fgtryl immediately and handed ovcr to the Reputation (‘ommission for one of the AIUBB. according to The Dali-y Mail.

1t is hclievcd tliat\ she Will b6

Mailelouiig

the ~' ' circle" in the interest oi’ Co! HIV!

w. _* “ POI‘ Qlplli? 6% h V Must go before 12th August, and pure I bred Clydesdaiesstallion two years old.

One Frost and Wood.“ binder, iseven v foot cut, with fore carriage, almost; new.

iOne Studebaker car, runabout in good

repair. \

Apply To GARFIELD b0cxE1vn‘onEE

North River. _‘

P. E. I. I _ -

ivoruiE

7 ..

extended to 16th August 1920.

1977 ‘i 8i ti Aug ll‘,

i

given to the White ‘Slur Company, Iht‘ I'i<,‘\\‘5[)tl|ll‘l‘ says. to rchlﬂ"? the ilrlttatilc which was lnfilﬂdiwﬂ m‘

Mrs. Fagin advised. "I'll go right into the kitchen and stir up the bal- tcr for the pancakes, although we tiiuy have to cat them our- selves." '

"l shan't kick it we do," Mary drcltirctl as she tlrcw up the zaliude, then arranged our pretty muslin curtains so they hung graccltilly.

, Monday—Tht= First Customer

Do not luﬂat another day‘ wit’ Itching, Bleedln!

Mediterranean. ors Prutrlidliti Plleia. No niirvl-‘s

Pills ..

ad. Dr. Chase's Ointment will re "W vnll at unm- and ulfivrd lnntlnir lv-vw fit. 60c a box; all dealers. or Ed manson Bates a 6a.. Limited 'l‘o

min-wt while .1 1105011411 5MP i" ma"

Fastern ‘~‘ teumship Lines, Inc. “um-u,” ,| pm", ‘t. an s-a muss

top. hi "Go DI l DA: at fgpm. o-Tifiifn 5T1? Ith AY at I n- Il- (Atlantio ulna! Th, wgqguqay [rlpg an via mast llaetnnrt and Lubeo duo Bo about 1e a. m. Thurldaya. The Iltur-ll! "In: are tllrwl to Bella! In Sundays about. I n. m. ' IAIII one '

ITATIIIOOII COX I.

Ilans Cod Canal.

ronto. Sample no: froe If Iou men tlon this Dr er cinch-v 9 1 1MB!) Inr on: a!‘

Freight rates and hf‘ i-wrnaiiuno-abhli l"

OUIIBII. Q . ‘m $1.0M. n. a. u‘ " “W_.,_,_.,,,.,,,__... _.__..,.__-. - -.

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'00. s u... sizcoun WEEK of ti... “AERONOLA” OFFER ‘ p, WILL BE THE WINNER?

-r- ~r>-r-r.v-.w~ltw-+'r<le-ii-i<lr~tb++§ l. .. . lﬂrﬁilififklrliui¥<b Fri-i +.~‘r+vl‘1hir' irhl-vhl- irehiteﬁi-FYQ

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“’fl“5li m"?

‘51’ “* ‘

Which Candidate is Going t0 Win TWO PRIZES in the Contest- The Winner of the “AERON0iA"

is Almost Certain T0

i

Big Decline in Vote Schedule

_ The attention of every candidate in the Contest is called to the big decline 1n the regular vote schedule which takes place at the en

week.

THOUSANDS OF VOTES LESS WILL BE GIVEN NEXT WEEK H

_ Next week you will receive 2000 votes less for a one year's subscrip- t10n;’5,00O votes less for a two years’ subscription; 9,000 votes less for a three years’ subscription; 13,000 votes less for a four years’ subscription

at the End ufThis Week

l

and 18,000 votes less for a'ﬁve years’ subscription.

_ Any candidate can therefore see the advantage of getting every possible subscription this week before the big decline takes place, r

LOOK OVER THE VOTE SCHEDULES SET FORTH BELOW:

THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE

6Months . . . . . . . . . . . ..

1Year...... . . . . . . ..........26,000

2 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 65,000

3Years. . . . . . . . . . .......117,000

4Years . . . . . . ..............175,000

5 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 234,000

A A wont) T0 THE wlsE IS SUFFICIENT -' LEAVE NOTHING OVER TILL NEX WEEK THAT YOU CAN GET

THIS

NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE

lYear .. 2Years . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3Years 4Years....... .5Years...... . . . . . . ..

EK

of this

iWho Does Ethel Best

Aug. 20a & Aug. 21st

The “AERONOI-Ji" wiu Be LWon, by the

Candidate. ;

Work Between

Time for allowing 5 per. centqdiscouiitb on Provincial Income Tax for 1919 is further:

will leave It. John every WIDIJ- Ito]

Direct connection with Metropolitan Lina ltealera for low York vl

u. i;

.......60,000 . . . . . . 108,000 ...... 162,000 . . . . . . 216,000

sooo Votbm

Nominate liouraell or a Friend Gentlemen:

I hereby nominate as a member in your Contest: NAME

NOMINATED 13v ' '

l ‘INTEL-only .....';.;.;.'..a;.its;; title" ‘ "

Will.

_ iiiiiittss itt COMliUNlCATi0NS T0 T H

E c ONTEST OFFICE THE GUARDIAN AND,EXAMINERV OEFICE

to suit ciotwi suit

......6,500. 6Mlonths....................6,000 WOMINATIONBI-ANK i~ . t . 24,000 ‘a 600v Ton i inssiéééf.1111.111111.111II.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'I

he accepted for each candidate.

i PHONE so