Siiiiiiii CHASL

'JUNE 23, 1922 "1

'17."

TEA

5E in kind

hvart ity t0

livory

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“LACK ’

For the cake of those’ who with you.

omis: a sAu'nonn. Montre“.

wliich to huild a

bc (tlscarded. 'l‘o have an (IIIINIh‘Un_ “mues Dl. c set thc inhiber tlic silo should slighuy “terembm on uccoum 0' ho ordorod early and an

staves aro rocoived

t

' Hickey

à Manufacturore .

In Kandllb. conclu.

structure.

GOOD tu n'en lN BUILD. -. iNaMÈILO ‘ (al/mess is weu

_.._—.

me "un-t'a... ol‘ inhiber wlth mon sound stock couid be stave

Badly cross- large aniount ot shriukagc. ’i‘omaraok

or wlnd Hliake. or bark should :best hard pino, but

cariy du its groatcr dura‘billty. insurod so that il" any Dm" Whito

silo.

l Would Do

A store keeper nome tlmo aqo :old rlqht out or Hic- key'a Black Twist Tobacco and decided to try and clear out nomo othor branda he had in stock for a long tlme be- fore he got nome more chkey's. But hls cuotomere ro- fuled to buy anythlng but chkey'a, and they said. lfl you do not handlp HIckey’s Black Twist we will have to net it nt another store. Thls Itorekecper stocked up with Hickeyh and ls nevcr wlthout lt now.

8: Nichoisonr Tobacco' Co., Ltd.

cnadlottcrtown

stave should nover be put in a silo as il. lowers thc value oi the entirx

_ adaptent to lin construction ot silos. Only cloarvo; uscd ' I ailo, the ‘Cypress is one of our must (lurahh and grade oi luinher is -ul' thc wouds. lts chlol‘ disadvantago is a groatcst iuumrlanco.

grained lumhcr or any roniaining 15 vepy 31mm“. m u“

where equa ach are obtulnablo it i:

pinc, il' froc from looso 0| thoy may bo largo knots. niakos a. good silo. 'I‘lu discarded and now onos socurud tu slaves cannot usualiy lie ohta. replace tliem. ovon it‘ it be ontiroly in i'al'l ion m me purchasor's cxponac. A poor holght nl'

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gth staves l'or a deslrabli

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DOLLAR DAYS

’AT ,“ALLEY’S SHOE STORE

DISCOUNT ON EVERY ’PAIR OF SHOES IN OUR STORE

HERE’S A FEW _

MEN’S BOOTS AND OXFORDS

in Brown and Black ONLY

954.50

Regular Values up to 88.00

All Sites

PALMER’S FARM 353.95 BOOTS 553.95

All Sizes

Women’s- Brown Oxfords

fi

Mum

Brown ,Calnkln Oxford. mllltary hool now .......... .1350 wäèäïïnu‘ôäiom ............... .. 32.95

51.35 81.00 51.48 81.00 51.45 58e

Women’s Elastlc Front sllppers . Chlldrcn’s Sllppern and PJumps, ozeo Chlldren’n Black Boots, clzen 8, 9. 10 Chlldren's Whlto Boots, slzes 8, 9, 1o Chlldren'n Boots, Ilzec 5, 6, 7

Bahy's Boots, slzes 1. 2, 3, 4 .. ___ 1 ’sàîid‘àis and Sneakers Extra .Low 3 Prices on Dollar Days

QUEEN STREET ;

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J Byrne, Misa Louise Lyons, and the i

m CHKRLOTI'ETOWN "GUARDMN '

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IHE ’CE’NIRAL _ GUARDÏÀN

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Present ation

SHOP tram Hohnan's Cataloz. FOR REAL WATGH, and jewelry repairing. The W. T Wellner 00., Ltd. Quoon St

:ent Discount. Tlie Rdüers.HMd- waro 00., Ltd.

‘MARGATE SGHOOL.—— Good atltcndarlce dtalelpriy-em wroll pleasod with year’s work. Supplomeut vo- od 0150, running expen-ses 01.75. i'extchor resigning Turner Glydon. new Truetee.

'SPRINGFIEILD SCHOOL NO. 95. Simplement votcd 5175, Exnenscs 81.15. Trustecs, Morrls Slnclair. \ngns Mathcnoon. Mm. Minimal .anib.Preseut toucher Ioaving, äocrotary. Wcllingtun ilaslam. Emvcrald lt. it.

.REPORTED MISSING.— Word llas «heen rccclved that a man Iby iho namo or Cantwell about 35 ycars ot' age has beon misaing rrnm iourls slnce Sunday last. lt an— noars the mlan who lives with his brolher. loft home and callcd into I neighhors honse whore lie maire" l‘or swppor, otating ho was going on a long journey; ho has not heon soen gince. It was reportcd yvsterday morning that ho ‘was ‘toen olioardlng a. train coming to the oity, at Union Stdàion. Soma or hls rolativos arrived in 'the city .‘cstorday tiiorning to make Inquir- es.

RECEPTION AT BRIGHTON. — Wedznosday aivtnrnoon n. reception was hold at 'tho resideuco of Dr. S. il, and Mrs. Jonkias, Brighton. .n honor ol' Mrs. Harry Jonklns ol’ Now York. 'l'Jie latter ionked char niing in a gown or Biege Crope, Romaine, bcaded in crylstals. ‘Sho was assisted in receiving hy Mm. H. R. Jonking and lier mothor, Mrs. Jas. Million. The drmwing room was laswtully and prrttlly decor- iii‘ii wilh cariiations, t’orns and a arieiy or summer plants. Mrs. J. S. Jrnkiita and Mrs. R. J. Lcdwull ushorcd tho gueats to tho d'ining room, wliuro Mrn. l). O’M. Itoddln 'nul ers. C. L, Milon poured leu. whiie IMus. J. S. Morrla out tlie n'es. 'i‘hoy wci assistud liy tho :‘oliomer ladies: Mrs. J. S. Jon- lrmrs, Mriz. (DL) Ledwoil, Misa Annie Maillon, airs. Noel Dellloia. itoso .LongworthnMiss Amw

Misses Jon‘kine.

CONCERT ENJOYED.—— Undor ilic Aunpinos of tho Mission Iiand of Orwoll I‘rosbyt tan church and (ho Leadership ol' o efficient l‘ru- nidcni, Miss Aiiro Nichol-son, a. niost inicresting entoitainment was givon on Friday evonlng lnst at the church.’l‘here wns nota dull number and on tho whole it ‘was marveious and greatly arppreolated hy a large audience. 'i‘ho prn:ramn‘e is as foi- iowsz—v (îlmru-s—w'l‘ho Mission Baud Forevor. Rroi- tion— irono Mc- imod. 'Exercise- “FI'OJJI ihfi Mite Box." Rct'itatlonw—w Llliian McPhor. son, «Solo— ll‘iorencc McLeod. Re citation— Mr. Ed. MoPhrrsoh. idxrrclso— ‘Going iuto ail Ihe World. Duet— Eloanor Gillis and ltoggie Mit-,Loan. ltm‘iiation wChris; tenu Mcl’hm‘son. Missionary Exer- L'ÎSO— “Bringing liiem tn .losus." (ïiitirllls—— A Large Baud. Reali‘ing— George BI‘JPIIÜI‘SÜH. Snng— Where hart tnou gloanedtodayïbylrenc and Florence MuLeod. ‘Chi‘istine Mci‘horson and Margarct Nichoi- son. Excrcisnh "Littlo Ligiits." itccltaiionw .Helen MoDonald. Soin —1Mai‘garet Nichoison. ‘Exerclse — Missionary Dolla. Solon— Irrcne Mc- Lcod. ltecitation “BBI’LIHL Nichoi- son. Ii)uet —iiieien MIoDonald and Florence Molleod. initial Lotter Exerclso during wilich the offcr ing was twken. Chonis— "Murchiug Io Giory.‘

0m

' TWO MILLION PEOPLE

In Canada won [insu to relt tiroir lyo- or lnprove leht.

Glu-o- rollly un un and are n lin un: tho wursr nluoo eyenilht nrooioully.

Dur ox-mlnntlol will tell Il you: nulth un. will Inno-

DR. E. G. HARRIS

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HARTSVILLE.— Supplément vo tod 8125.00. Toucher has rosignod.

ONLY FOURwBrontrord Refrlg- .‘l'alors lert. rrÿom ont large Impor- tation. Balance o! s'tock' ai. Miner

IDR.‘ E. c. HAnnis will be . sont from his office until July

0R. MCEACHEN. Eye apecla "1K. June 26th.

ACCEPTS POSITION.— Mir.

ce.

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE

ment of their daughler, Eva, to Mir Eraest Harvey or Cr aud. ‘Marriage to take place Juno.

testant Orphanage was given

tution Wodnnsduv afternoon

Maclx’lnnon. 'l‘rere was a largo pioto sucmse .

PE‘RSONALS

was in tha city ‘yœt’erday.

Monsrs. J. P. McPhcrson and il. Houle. Montagne molorod to i city Wednosday.

the past [l‘it’ndEL

two weekg visiti

Mmslrs, Roy Billlphant and Ed AI'S'f‘llullit. Suniinorsido

od in lhc aftor‘.‘_oon.

IMTS. Frank liobhs and oh nesiiay (rvening returnlng ironi H

mnn ths.

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toundiand in vislting in ihe ci

V. 'Miotnernoy. lio will .spe

ho l‘aria, France, whore lie h

in that (‘ily.

‘fTiz” Fixes Aching,

Jith iako ynur shoes ori’ a

,— Your boes will wriLr wltlh joy; t’hey'll up at you and alm

dive in t‘hat “’l‘lZ" bath. Whon your i'cet foel like lumps

fiml alii pain gone callouses and huiiions. Thero's nothing like "'l‘lZ" I tho oniy reinedy that draws ail the poisonous exudations whi puii’ un your teet and cause tortiure.

tedi.

BSOPBWE

v n'i usw autofina' ‘H

a Bons, or simiinr troub

cuits are lasting. cnn ho workod. 82.50 a boule, dolivorod.

lion. Bock 9 R FIIE

mode in 0a nndl.

Summer Reading

AT Carter’s Bookstore

250 Reprlnto by BEST

'AUTHORS, regular prlco

au our window today for bargalnl. 'Sco our now lino of Fluhllghtl. Tho bout at L r * prlool. We are now

the noat ropalrs wo inuko to ahoos that nooplo thought woro bcyond rcdoinptlon. EV- ery member cati contributo to tho ranilly‘s cconomy by sond- ing shoos here. Tho extra wéar you set ior tho smnll charge we ask soon makos the saving considorahlo. And tho tlmo to start is today.

Lambros Bros.

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STEP AROUND AND ses è

able to cupply complets or \ Iny par: Ml radio son. Ovor w 100 dii‘ierent radio part. on our llet lncludlng tho loweot ' prlcu. Complot. Marconl lot

:190. Weltinnhouu ut 8240. and othor let. 0170. com- plate.

The nbovo ont. ll‘o ail z stage! oi amplification.

51.50 to 82.00 elch. OUR

PRIGE ONLY 01.00. Ail

ctronnly bound In cloth. MAGAZINES

Lateet and

NEWBPARERS aro lnuod.

SOUVENIR BOOKB POST CAHDS, UP-TO—DATE

and

FOUNTAIN

STATIONERV.

PENB. 0M.

ROBIN H000 FLOUR—Your gro- cer sella It. every bas guaranteed.

will bo at St. Pater's IMonday aven.

ltussel Beer, tormerly employed in Uie C. N. 'R. Shops, clty ,ls now cuwloyed in the railway mali sar- v

NICHOLSON, announce the engage Marion

LARGE ATTENDANCE.——szery tuicces‘s‘fui M’r’l in nid o! ilio Pro-

the Ladies Auxiliary or that Insti-

‘ ‘irimountf‘ the licautirui suburbar: rosidoizco ol‘ lM'r. and M'rs. Donald

tendance and tiio tca waa a. oomv

—*' A Mr. Augustus MoDonald, Souris. “romand. Mie; R. E_ Doyle,

iMiSls Florrie Wright. haq return- cd from I-lallfax, whcre site sponl

motorod in tho city Wednesday and roturn-

.‘u‘rivcd hy the Bordpn train Wed- i'av, where they apent tho past t’ew Mr. E. Blake Mclinornry or V Un: lima] Bank staff, St. Jolin’w Nowv the KII‘O‘SL or hls niothor, Mrs. Geo. somu time hm‘o hel’ore prooeoding

iloun appoiniod to thn importanl position ol' manager oi’ the brunch

‘ Swoolen, Sore Feet

thon [rut those woary. shoo-crlnkied

oching, hnrning. cornnpnstorod. bunion—torturod i‘cot 7” yours in a "'l‘l’l." bath.

look

lalk and thon tlioy‘il talue anotrher

load—"ail tirod out—Ju'st try "TVA". lt's grand«-it's glorious. Your foot will douce witli joy; also you Will front corns. ‘

oui [oot A l’ew cents huys a box oI "TlZ" at any drug or department store—

don‘t wait. Ah! how glad your (coi got; how comrortable your shocs

srors unmsss front . Bons Splvhl. Ring Banc, Sblinl, Curb,

and geta horse going sound. R oct: 'rnildly but quickly and good ro- Doe- not blir ter or removo lho boîrnnd home Page sevonteen in pamphlet with aach bottle tolla how.

W. F. VOIIII' Inc. ICI L’llllnl Bid', nom-l Ah-orhlne and Aburblne Jr., un

Carter & 00., Ltd.

rAvt a recent choir' practice held ,ln St. John'g (Angiicau) v C'hurch. ab_ Milton. the reclor was ngeeaibly 5. ,sorprised to receive the Iollnwmg:

‘Dear IMr. Jones,

lit is with sincere rogret that we learn cr your dopariure. and wc. the main/hors o! the choir, reaiize how trut: and iaithrul'ygu u_ ,llavo Iheen in diachargo or your _dulics as pamtor; and we now Mite .this opportunlty or expressing t0 you. in a small mariner. our appre- ciation and gratitude.

ln suite or ail our t'aults and L i‘a‘ilings you have ever hecn kind ' and patient 'with us. and youi' «arnoàtness t0 inati‘uct and lead lutth vio a. highor ami botter lifo. will uiways b, or shouid- be, an in. spiration Io us.

Ws aslk you to accept this sniall gift as a tribute or our respeut and .our relations as rector and chair art}, sevored, our hast wishes go -with you and your lamily.

. Signer] on behaii or the choir.

HOTEL ARRIVALS

QUEIEN HOTEL

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by

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x Doris 'I‘. Leard, Summersi'ie; R. .‘Doiron, Halli’ax; Max Cape. City; S. A.. Hagerman, Moncton; Revand Mrs. John Molntosh. Sydney, N. S; C. Gco. Wi'g‘ntman, Clty: J. J. Gillis,

he.hnd wii'e, ntigonish; J. P. Mc- l‘herson, [æ]. Poole. iMlontague, Roy Silliplia t, Ed. Arsenault, Sum. mersido; P. Johmton, Now Glas— SOW. '

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REVERE HOTEL

w. i’. A. Spicer, Brockville. Ont; B. l. itaynor. J. P. Tanton, Sumnier- s'ido; Mr. and Mrs. Rodd. Kingston -L. B. Ailen, Cardigan; J. R. i’iili‘l’ia O. (l, Stewwrt, Now Glasgow; E. I'. MmCarville, Fred Daley, Sommer- aido; ilamld Wocks-, Fredericton; Chus. T. Dewar, Lake Vlew. IMinn; John A. Lea, Sunnnerside; W. 'I'. SlltiNitll'l'y. Suln-merside; R. (‘ody. Aiexaader; 0. MIchald. jiorden; Mai-garet Duncan, Boston, Massa; f). D. Goldaut. Moucton; Mr. and MÏI'Li. Dlll, haddock. '

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n" VICTORIA HOTEL

R. G.’ Brings, Monireal. H, H. Hornrr, St. John; B. M. Blackadar, T. W. R. Ellis. Halil’ax; Chaus. L. ’l‘ui‘hayne, Toronto; C. A. Scott. J. 0, Rodger. Amherst; J. A. Cliiqueite, Québec; B. MrlÆ-llan. St. John; A, Granr, Now G‘lasgow; N. (i. Richardson. Toronto; G. E Carter. J. L. Brown. St. John; M'r. and Mrs. B Atkinson. Brooklyn. N. Y; L, Oscar Lanciot, Moncton i}. W Lorkharl Toronto; Mrs; T. l". lml'ir-n and daughlor, Boston; R. lx' Keilly. A W. (look. ‘iialifax: .I. la‘. or Wuhsior, Summorside; W. J. Grant Amhcosl; Mrs. John Richards, li. H.“iticimrds_ Bideford; J. Gordon. McKay, ’Bradalbano; E. L, P. la i ost‘l.zilll:incn. Monmon; D. S. Hart} llallfax; Stiminemide Bail Team, Sniiimi‘rsido; Mrs. (l. Day, (inlgflry, Alta; licatrioe tortion, I‘homic Gallant. Summt-rsido; M'iss 0. Mr- i nuld. Jean Walkrr, Sumin‘orsido; (‘arl Crookctl, Robert H. Goi‘riil. Hummurside; Gco. il, Laid‘la/fl. llalli’ax.

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nr IN MEMORIAM

JOi-iN R. NISBET.

‘Saldom has suoh a gioom of sad- noas heen rast ovor any communi Iv as that willch provailed amont: thn peuple oi' Victoria West and virlnity whon il was learnorl

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thn iato William Nisbot had passml :Iway at ’Port‘land. Mairie.

une or twenty wa-s a young man or excellent character and habits ano.

soif to ail hy hl» manly qualities and cheerful disposition. vLas‘

ln Maino but. in vMarch ho mntrac» tell a heavy cold which mode it noroasary for him to giva up work ,liia brothcrs .liad him plars‘d in a ‘Sanitarium. wliore ho romaincd for two monthn. ut‘tor whlch he was ta- lwn to his brothor‘s homo. whoro ho passed nway. Shotrly befork his death hin mother. .Mrs. Charlaq 'MoKinnon and his brother Thnmns. I’nstmnstor ut 'l'yne Vallny visited him. Ho louves to mourn hls Ions his mothor, Mrs. Charles Mr.— Kinnon, also elzht brothors and two sinters as «iollnws: Hiram and Tlioinas nt Tyne Valley; viierborl

at Enmore and Alexandor Leslle. v Gnome Wil’lard un! Ernent in Porlland, Malne. Mrs. Joseph

‘ illndnei‘. Enmoro. and Miss Mattie nt home. 'l’ho four hrothers l1".-

that r. John R. Nisbct. I'Rungcst son oi’ ‘

Tho u dvceased w‘ho had not atiained tl1° =

wherevor he went ho ondoared him- '-

fall he went to tho lumber woods -.

romnanlrd iho romains tn Victoria West. whara ihe runeral took plane from his mothor'a homo on Ilio ai. ternoon or Thursduv. June 16th and was one nf the largeat seon in

years. The services at. the housn and church were conductvd av itev. Vans IMadLaan. or Tyne Val- ley and at the grave tha mamhors or 'Bell rI...0.IL.. of whioh deceased wnn a memher. took charge or tha service. whlch wns'road hy Rev.| Mr. Traverse or Port Hill. The‘ pall henrors wore cousins or thol

bol, John Niahot and Percy Yoo. Thora wore many homitiful and " lovnly wroaths plarod lipon thc nasket. onothor ovldenco or tho es- tnom in whioh tho deceased was Mili.. ’l‘o the sorrowing mothor. iyrothors and sisters we tondor our deopost ‘sympothy.

CA'SÏTOR IA

For .Infav'i and Children il! Ils‘fi’ëil O .ER3

Ah nm

that part or the country i’nr many ,

deooased: Everott .Niabet. lvan Nos

Il mas .

5mm” e ..

A ,That Delicious Bread

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—of Energy and Iron ’ I i

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SERVE raisin brcad twice weekiy on your übic for I (j ' thrce reasons: ‘ ' l. Fiavor; 2. Energy; 3. Iron _ -v _ You remembcr how good n gcnemusiy fiil , fuli— r fruited raisin bread can bc. pply g- n. loaf iike this. 'V Insist—if iie hasn't onc he can gct it for you. Fuii-fruited bread is full ,of luscious sceded ÿun-ÂIaid '.,: raisins—rich in encrgizing nutriment in practlcaiiy pre— digested form. Raisins aiso furnish fatigue-resiàting iron for thc bio'od. -' Serve plain raisin brcad at dinncr or as a. tasty fruitcd breakfast toast with coffcc. Maire dclicious bread pudding with left-ovcr siices. No need to waste a crumb of raisin hread. Begin this weck thc habit of raisin brcad twice weekly in your home, for raisin brcad is beïh gond and good for you.

' SUN-MAID , Seeded,

Maire deiicious brcad, pie's, puddings, cakes, etc. Ask you! grocer for thcm. Send for free book of tcsted rccipes.

Your grocé‘r can

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Sun-Maid Raisin Growers Membenlxiglîfloo

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SHIPS WILL NOT BE DRY

WAISIHdINGTON. Juno 22. House Marchant Marine Committoe toc ordorrd tho hill rcportod by .‘t foday i'PJOL’lCd the Bankhoad aniond straigiit purly vota. nient t0 tllc Ship Subsidy Bill. pi‘c vniing that no Government SilOllltl be allowvd ships ltqnor was soid.

'i‘ho Edmonds proposal. would oxtond tho'fl/ols‘toad Art. tu‘ hmkpd wm-de. v”...

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ltlio son hy fining all ships oi' any ne“ m her nomma it' and remurk. rogistry touchng [J.S. ports on 9,1 “Don it.

which liquor solling was poriuittovi lives I am worried,‘ she admitted -——Tl‘it was not il('i.l,‘ii on and tiie (zuinmit- A1313, hushand (uned me up on tlie phone a little whilc ago and called me doar, and l've been so worrievl about it over sinro that I juqt simply had to inoke a trip to [li-3‘ Ll‘lii-o. l linow thori- must be sont.» tilt! thing up .for it isn‘t like him to do car a thing liko tliat, rspocially over ii'imid who saithe toit-phone."

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_—__‘..__ WHAT DID SHE SUSPECT? on whioli

_ 'l‘lxo woman who sa! iwar ‘Vh'i'i' ('onii'o (If a ilOWliiian bouml

t DOLLAR DA (THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd AND 23rd

DOUBLE DOLLAR DAYEË

The g'reiat sale lasts two days June 22nd and 23rd. Our whole stock will be offèred at Wholesaie Prices, and in addition t0 this hundreds of specials will be offered re- gardless of their former prices.

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DON’T FORGET WE ARE OPEN EVERY EVENING i

25 only Men's new Suite by express, Dollar Day Socks ln plaln Greyl. Blacks