n
.your
still o\ir_r@puta`
o 80tla_ _-Water,”
‘l9§l!\l}¢°l°’1_¢`l
of Ytllifi patron-
age tor__tbe coming season.
we carbonate _our own
soda and use only thesmrest
of rriiit, Juices and rich
Cliilm'-'
When 'down-town esll in
md try__ one of our delicious
ici:-cold drinks and give us»a
ebance to demonstratethelr
greatness-
Yeurs !or.good Soda Water
and service., '
EA. Foster
. Central -Drugstore. _
; 
no __
_(Dem. Press special.)
dwells. Juno 10.-Fifteen ilious
and Albanians besieged the City,
of Vaioeia demanding absolute in
dependence, according to a dis-
patch received from that city by
thorities, held s meeting to discuss
steps to be taken to meet the sit-
uation. There was no- violence the
dispatch said. _
i.._..___ ___--i-1
,¢¢4}o-ooog-ooo
O-0-oe-00000-0000-0-O0
naelilws waN'niD_
PORTRAIT AGENTS WRITE lil.
state amount of your business for
special prices we now haw the
largest. best equipped plaint in‘
Canada. can give prompteat ser-
vice and best work at moderate
prices stints. nnihes, frames,
ii .F pi .M ii t
new n ree s es ere an s-
Portrali. Co., To=b‘b(o.- 88884-5-6i.'
“2H.’.lI'fa .2ii‘lt'.l’»i- "§’t...°‘i2'<€f.f..l!
lete stoek lnelnd al exciua a
hui. s tal! har y, ro oniy
by ufmd bf our llsltt-lil -
Don
‘-' ..'r:.'.i'.=‘.i‘:.r..".'i:.:.:-.°:.'°"'-
BOABDEBS WANTED _
A FEW GEN'l'l¢E)ll7l ll0Al\DEllf\
can be accommodated at B5 Der- ‘
chester St. 9807-B-5-di
FOB SALE `
ll0\`.'ll~l FUN HALF)-Al'l’Il\' A'l‘
60 Edward Si.. 9604f6-8ME3lpd.
-----_.--__...-.,-_...-_-___
CAIKIIIAGE AND HARNESS, F011
.snla One wire wheeled double-.
seated carriage and one set sil-
ver mounted harness. Both as
aood as new. E. IL Brow, 146
ichmend Street. |085-5~22tf.
 1_
F0!! BALI A1’ A _BARGAIN
Chevrolet 190 tive paaenger car
thorizlighly doyerhxulef. tvilxgeeqf-,
a .
¢'§2'}2,'1.‘_“°°"" ” °°s'is\-s-zap.
--1-_...._.-.-_---ni-~ _
FARM FOB SALE-`l0R'l'I~l HIDE
of Launching Head. Mitchell river,
Cardigan House. 2 barns. lil acres'
clear rails and hard wood. Land in
good condition. Mrs. C. ld. Ilell,
ardigan. 9548-6-7~4i. -
VALUAIILE MILL PROPERTY FOR
sale at Hunter River, grlst mill.
saw mill and shingle mill. Never
fnlling stream of water. also two
nares nf land. Apply on premises
tn J. W. Patterson.
9608-6-BME4ipd.
CLASSIFIEDA _ ADVERTISEMENTS
aqvmshlseuuuaaeirnlaoervomferuehti-
i` mais or nnererwareee. ave eau
"4 1'   on
‘ '  0
_ _ . w .&;£““f` na
. ` .. . gg; -bu livelgures lull. )
mi *mr A y all advertise
OO-O0-04-O+O-O*
O9-OO-OO-O-OOO-OO'*O'OOO'O
_ _
MALE HELP WANTED
\VAlI'l‘lGl) PIIESNBIAN. -»- (E000
w gon, steady employment. AD-
; J. W. Scovil Co., Ltd.. Ste.
gephen. N. ll. _ 0341-6-7-3|.
, TO LET _
'I0 A Ll'}'l‘-D\VEl»lilN (lll0Ui4ld 0F
Mrs. John A. Longworth. known
as "Iinnnuhinloy" sltuiitcil on
Longworth Ave.. city wit.h_ the
extensive grounds in connection
with the sumo liitoly ln thi-_ occu-
p tion of (l. C. Tcmplc, ldsq. AD-
Dry to Palmer & Palmer. Solicit-
ors. 9602-6-lil\li‘}i.i'.
iuisol-;LLAi\'1ro Us
JNO. ALFIIICD l\leDON'Al»Dy LAND
Surveyor. Hcrmanville.
9597-l'»-ill\lE8lDd.
Wlllli THE l’El\BON \\'H0 T001
the vvaggon out of hir. Phono
lers yard on Kent Street. Killi-
Bquare, kindly bring li..\;pLcl<é_7_“
l"I(EE lI|I.UN’l‘llA'l‘I~}l) UA'l‘Ali0li-‘
no, liiarine Gasoline and (iii ldn-
gincs. Propi-ili~rn; twenty-six
rnnniifltcturi-re prices; nlso iii-ind
Engines. ltfontlon this publication.
rl I' pri i‘ FX
Canadian lioat an ln n. i -
change. Toronto. 0501-6-D-Gi.
TEACHERS WANTED
THREE HUNDRED QUALIFIIIIIT
teachers required for Baskatch
ewan and Albers: schools open-
ing after mfdsu mer vacation.
Town, village and rural appoint-
ments favorably situated paying
salaries twelve hundred to elziit-
eon hundred pier annum. liull par-
ticulars eac appointment sup-
lied. Apply Canadian Teucliera
Xgency. Box 14. Regina Flask.
9245-s-zzmos.
WANTED `
FEMALE HELP
t-#___-_-;_;;.__..
WANTED-A MAID. APPLY A1'
once to 151 Kent Bt. MII-0-5-li.
Hotel Arrivals
il. 1.. croirer, ,si. John; T. L. If
Pnrkman and wife, Montague; Ii.
0_5 . . of For gn rs e are rin
allnnt. St. John. G. A. Souriol. mania" today count Saturn has _ wh ch were to be playnd on each
¢0me'g0 London to advance Itiil- N C floor. One game was played and
an claims to me oermnn lniiem-  _  lrffsfllilticzl 1;' ti tip); V310; thés sieiiles
ities. Ile declared italy will not OES t`hm` *must » S H5101 W9 9 - - - n 01'
, _ ’ ti 1 ‘
iaim- any specific amount -but _Dmur exhenencwru _°“ P °°“F0 mediatt loam No. 2 will accept a
th ¢ e unable _ , challenge from the winners.
M°"¢lf>r-; .s_ A. boi-non, fer. John;
A I.. Bell, Sumlnerside; H. Hayter,
s"'“"“’l`fil<l6; .M_._R. Fraser, Sum- 1
m°"“fil<‘: L. T. Doggett, Liverpool; “
J- L. Flemming, Halifax, N. Si; 0.' °
-11.0 Kennedy. lndianappoiis, ind.; “'“’““ “"‘“`““°° “ ““ q
0. S. -noliiheon, Torlon-l.o;_ .P.9. d
Rowe, Coleman. P. E. -I; iF E. 'Mc- W
Donald, Toronto; F_*M_ Brancmilbe,
`M°"t\'0“\; Q. LM. Murdock, Mont-
relill A. E. Arsenaui.tlS’<Sidg_;_ L. -H.
Irisalian, Toonio; W. T. .Ima and
wife, St. John; Dan Mosher, Boe-
ton, Mass.; J- A. White, Bt. John; p
W. W. Brutraupt, Ketcheius, 0'nt.;
--__-_
" Rives: Ho'rsL
oeeoe-eo-e-eo-eo#
| g ’ once Box 388 gharlottetown. _stat-
Hotel Victoria
l
120 rooms. 50 rooms with 
Drlvete baths. Completely re-
novated.
'excellent menu. Prompt
GD. i ' ‘l l
H. 6. BROWN, Manager,  
Chariottvfoil Hotel C0. Ltd. F ° D* 'h °
,,,,,_,_,,,,_ -~»--im ._ air lstn _ution
0 ~(Dom. Press Special.)
on the decision of the conference
at I-lythe as a matter concerning 3
France and England il'\\1Sm\lCll HB _ _
sly was not represented. Count _ time use averted the challenge of-
Saforzn, Italian Under Secretary , ` lm L- 0- C- il1l~°\'m6di*‘~l9 team E0
_ol Anal d cl ll in   "Wy a series of games two
l ' ' - _ '
Ei()|sEi` (7|iU||§ \\'AN'l`|'}|)--\\'"|'l'l‘;
A. w. w.. hex izii city.
:mill-e-iisiissl_
WANTED A1' ONCE AN EXPEII-
fenced book-keeper for one of the
lar st business establishments in
in me Province. First class posi-
tion for the rl ht party. App y at
llll’ OXVG
rience. 9078 G 28tf.
»- ONE THOUSAND
et price. Write or phone Canadih
Packing Co.. Ltd.. Charlottetown.
_ _ " llld-5-13291
ROME] June 10.-italy looks "
ni is ' h
("I‘. J. Keele. Stellcrton, N. B.; G.
*Q RWD. Toronto; Mr. and Mn.
_"Bus st. John; Mr. me Uri. P.
;“"m°m°lli. St. John; R. R. Nealy,
_" ...._.. .s{)f,.‘~
°“""°°l. J. 'M.,G,raves, 'M¢mti°oal;    
W E' HHPGY. New Yorlsk- C. lil. A   
°°“*°l°vs lliailrlni; c, im; u¢ii..m,|l\ UIQ F0l'°Yl l"lI’9
"""°= Dr. J. c. iincoonoa col, mv-rt bun
F- F. 'ri i FY f -=_i\`*'“`%v<
lfooreland':|eblfnt:`lt'res?,h‘ca~g°'  B`ll'W°\"°‘
way of Brlndisi today. Lociil'au-  i ,, 
' arose _ '“m°i;'¢la'_'“a&v¢i-tis.-and f
only be its “free” as ilie! And so on
and on, belittling our own lives,
sold-ll. is not marketable.
tt.
Ufllndy are
tes-isis combined. in the charming
frock illustrated to day. It may be
of lavender, blue ,or pink linen-
yellow ia also a prime favorite for
tlie summer of 1920-with white
orgaiidy underbiouse. As designed
by is dress manufacturer, who
naturally did not 'want to make it
   _lb _
y _ .
'""‘{’""a
_'~.'-3E7=':fl: ‘_
__fE?<‘f7?-2#
 _
*F* _-fir  
~@.
 ~» -if
_S
_ ~,
  ~
'xl
» l . .E `
_ -_  I 35””
an
nclret slips on
for the.oi
and becauee
-frlock may be
laundering than
blouse. if
three~pl`esa
mucli more
the blouse separate from the dress
`-it is, of course, ' possible to wear
-different blouses, an additional
advantage, and' a dotted swiss
blouse. the dots matching the color
of the frock proper, would be
charming.
Tihis dress is -trimrned, with
blocks of cross stitch embriedery
done in white. and the edge of the `
jacket and the sleeves are cut in
deep pointed scallops. -Pockets may
be let in where the skirt flares at
citlier side.
Foulard dresses, it is said, will
be great favorites this summer.
Graceful trulling draperies' are
fenturcs of the newest foulard
irocks. iMsny sashes ure used,
their long ends more often -than
not trailing below the edge of_ the
skirt. Touches of red on foulard _
tlilat are navy or black in their
major tones are featured by some -
of the beet designers and the er- '
fect is -decidedly pleasilig.
ln cotton frock`s volle and organ-
dy are attractively combined. The _
latter materials falls into -soft lines
or diraperies and chanacter is add-
ed by the use of a crisp orgaudy
sash in contrasting color. Organdy
in two colors is often combined.`
also. One smart Irock recently
soon was of yellow organdy trim-_
med with slilrreil bands of gray l
self -fabric. '
U
9-0-04
BY DELLA E. STEWART
At this time an overwhelming
wave of self~pity seems to lie
sweeping over the whole world.
Everybody is complaining. Those
who work are “wage slaves." Those
who employ are slaves of their
business, producters are slaves to
consumers, consumers orc mulctcrl
by middleman. Luwniakers cannot
satisfy their constituents. Even
kings and princes, hitherto all-
powcrful, find thrones and sulr-
jects slipping from control, tlicm-.
selves at the mercy of every wind
of public opinion. lWe're all having
such u hard time! How the volume
of complaints rise to tlie heavens.
But the “other fellow"-ah, how
lucky he is! He‘_s earning the high
wlsges, he’s having the easy time,
he’s getting the honor! if we could
circumstances, envylng\ those ot
0-00490-O O-4-\>40-Qvvo-9040#-O-Q-OO'O-OOO‘OO4-O~P#O9000-OO-§'O~fOO-O0
JUST BETWEEN UURSELVES
O-O-OOO-#+00-O-O-O
necessary machinery to aid us.
conipizllnixig ziiiywiiy.
A great share of to-days unrest
and trouble hiss not` its ground in
uclunl circumstances of life, but in
attitude toward life. `We're like '
spoiled children who must have the
moon, and that at once, else we
cry loudly and minimize all other
briglitnesscs. lt's so terribly iool-
ish! It loses us so much that is
true and dear and sweet and re~
freshing. 1
'I‘liere's so much in our lives to-
day well worth being happy over.
Wlliy cast them aside for the hard-
ships-those hciivy loads that so
limit our endurance and h&DDil1'2BB'»'
Why pick out the one thing denied
us and hold a regular orgy of un-
happiness and complaint over that,
casting aside all recognition of the
dozens of really fine things in our
lives? lt's the outlook on life that
counts or should count. if you dou‘t
others, "striking" if we have the
believe this, just try it and See.
Honesty cannot be bought or
What is more dlstressin th
‘ _' "man ,, mem, K H11 I noted that the challenge read
lsmmmond ogngm ` the ;|¥|es_ _ being unable M deep? "giiinhs to be played on any regula-
ln be ma 9 5 'Slee-plessness is one of the first 'tion floor." ‘I would ask the
mx-<¢>--_ 1 ;::s::gs;e‘:,’::m 5Y"fDl°m3 0f 01- manager o fthe Y. M. C. A. team-
POiNT\ED PARAGRAPHB `_L_,This is the warning that you Eglhrxslzeh iguigtlibxlggioglestldge
_ _ need' the assistance of Dr. Clisse’s the,-0 ,my on the mandy
Hopdensbles la- msn to scam -’Nerve’J-‘ood to restore vigor to the 1 am gi,-, e¢¢_
llsh wonders-in his own mind. nerve cells and thereby avoid the g__ M¢pQNA|_°
< ~ ‘ -f a-iwll development of serious nervous Capt. Team No. 2 L. Ofc.
Only a busy man can employ his U-m|b|9_ . ,
~.~' - ~ snare time edvai1t=¢°°“°1¥~ ‘ By improving ine quality or me “_-'°**_*
 _ _blood and niiiiding up ine nervous
.A well-balanced mln fl09l1'?f_ system 't-hl`s"tooii cure brings new No GAME T°M°RR°W
ave to pert his hair or name ln gne,-gy ,md gf,-eng” |50 the whole _
` the middle. body, _ ' Owinir to the American Press
59 cent, n`_box_ 8_1” "_-I5' an dea1_ representatives arriving in town
gn' or Edémn,on__BMeB `& Co__ tomorrow, the baeshsll game
L¢d_vT0mn`t°_ l - which was scheduled for 3.30 will
-~  be postponed until further notice
\YAl'l‘ED. I
calves 'veishing ninety Doundl i:_~_ __
and over hi-tween May 15th and »
June \5th. Will pay highest mark- . . Sl
<'
_
'e
Basket Baillhalltnge
Sir.--I noticed in a recent issue
of your paper a challenge from the
Y. M. (J. A. basketball team to
any intermediate team- in the pro
vlnco to play a series of games to
decide the cliainpibnship, games L0
be played on any regulated floor.
The Y. M. C. A. team some
*W-i~O}l1_
Mlm? B youll; man imagines n
Clfl I! marrying him for himself, , _ _
when in reality] she is marrying
him wr his ivb " ` 5 r
. '-°°-.s.4i»Jnas|_!.l.-.
1030
the most
e The
si on i-love
town when the Charlottetown
Driving Club hold their matinee
rscbs..l°|in_o 23rd. The circultvpro
lhenffollows: " __
.July-_'1si:i,"liryoa'<Jnlv
.[u_iy_-14tb; Kin- _
21st;,_/Gsrrieia .iniy zlstli;
-August ~1-1'th: 'New An-
1stii.1;", -.  '
C..
~- _ ._ ,._-_~ _
From ihe- above it will be seen I
that every Wednesday, -holiday
geers can take in a race meet. _
Excellent arrangements are being
made stall tracks for the accom-
modation of autoistsf
'snmmmise is ont with their A '_ - 
Dominion Dayprogramme. They
are giving three classes with $750
in~ purses. Their ‘programme is s and 3,.d_ H is V8xpe¢¢e¢~iliat»_some-
splendid one and they should re- p
is is what the younger men
have "named STAG
Tobacco.
If is 8 Hd! plug that won’¢
atainitlle pockets and may be
carried in -the .packet without
the. necessity' of its being
i
_~ wrapped.__
‘_ Aekyour`dealer_fora
°i'f'sugf'. - '
. #_
rince Edward ‘Islanders ;.will__-take
ceive :i great deal of patronage in me Monclon rages, dividing be-
froiii_liorses and public. The Sum- tween Summa,-side and Moncton.
mersliio lriick ls` a splendidly con-
ducted institution andwe hope h
that their-programme of this year ‘
will be highly successful.
Folio wing Siimmerside comes
We believe there are',pienty~-ol
orses for both' places. _ __
-can " "Wi
Charioltetoyn Drivin8 Park is
the scene or it great deal or noise
training iit present. Wcdlwhdkfl
North Tryon, also with three clas- arte,-nom, upwards of mteen hm-.
es totaling $750. North Tryon Beg were bein! trained, and it was
track line been carefully gone over ¢¢|-thinly ri pleasant sight' and rs
and rebuilt, and is now one of the V
most up to datc in the province.
ery interesting one. `
_ i >‘T‘ll""
Dlstemper has been very-preva-
Moncion speedway are holding lent. among the horse's.thiB1aD|'U-‘S
three ilnys racing July 1st, 2ns. and while it- has not'-.resultedlhr down a formidable string or clglit Iwnds.
. .___________,,  __ __ ___ ___ __,__ _ _, _;. .-- _ . _ -_- 1-'-'_'-:_ '1-T. f- -
o®
' brilliant future for Keltle in Mr.
1_
` W W *‘* Y
Chewing
Ilal plug
$1 '
vcd"
..-
~ ..- .
any deaths, it has been the means
of putting buck many horses that
were training.
-E.
Kellie 2,18 1-2 recently purciiiis-
ed from tlic Estate of the into
Jolin Mei-’hee, is now in the hand;-l
of Mr. James Arbing_ Mr. Arbing
seems to have found "the key" to
this fast trotter and he is acting
sp _
lendidly for liim We predict a
that
M
Arblng's hands.
best
Mr. Ray Potvin will visit Monc-
‘ton for the July races. bringing
horses. ` Mr. Polvin is a
llnesmur iinii triilncr iind
ivird proposition to be up against.
 i
it's too long.
any a man, u.i’ier s
'years oi’ his lifn in
the ladder, suddently lets go and
reaches the bottom in 0. few
e_\$‘fs.L;l;'_'l¢
5'.1l!'»l.V¢\!fo\yi'~z'o\'.-'two .1-i\','»uf|\q'ic/ii'/ic/iw..r.!'t\? ti' sr! rv-ii! s\",w_~\'Ui _-,lie or i~~ r`v.,\ _\./N ,_, ` , I _ “JI _ “ “_ H _ _ _ _ '
------~<- _ ` ' ' ' * ~ ' ' K/ E  .. . i'J_4' /.Pl
fjaussrown
Plate a
superio
ful lust
I
i*i'©l_./"-/iES 
WWW..//‘
/Ur otecfecz’ co/zere I/ze
5118671’ COIIZQJ
1
Fine Silverware
worthy to grace your table
GLISTENING beneath the mellow touch of stately
candles, catching the ruddy lights of rich mahog
nd Silver-inlaid represent
the highest achievements of the
modern silversmith's craft.
-The rarc beauty of exclusive
designs is richly wrought in sil-
verware whosc quality is notably
l'.
Wear cannot mar its wondcr-
rc and finish.
n “SUPER~PLATE” this
protection consists of an extra
heavy coat of pure silver at thc
rest points. _
In “SILVER-INLAID,”
blocks of soli`d silver are actually
any, sparkling over the lacy patterns spread by snowy
tea sets, fine silverware gives' charm to hospitality-
if helps- you-cntcrtainiit helps to make a home; it fascin-
ates and charms through all the years. _
Hom/ins & Enwnnos Super- I
laid in_with cunning care at rest-
points before plating.
These two processes of wcar-
protcction arc applied only iii
the live staple pieces, but
throughout the-line, Holmes 81
Edwards offers you an cxcep_
t_ionai'quaiit of slate.
Silverware is a iifctimc inves
ment. It is true cconnniy topay
.1 iittic more to sccurc thc highest
quality. Sec your jcwcllcfs dis-
play of HOLMES & Emvnnns in
tlicsc two exclusive, exquisite
patterns.
Wrilz for ourbooklr1,“[10w Good Sil-
verware r.r Protfctrd Agriimt Wear.”
Munufutlrirrd rxclulivrly in Canada by
The S'l`.-XNDARI) SILVER CO. or 'I`onoNro, LIMITED
|21
E EDWARDS
~‘-\'._ “ '

Berry Shell
‘ Ri°ii§°Jl°!»»’-,.'f§_'§5"
1-#_
I 'Vi

De .‘\a it l
.lat ii‘§!.i".‘,.Z%s_s1'i,
\
~ v
_ ,_ __._.l
Gift Piece:
’~":i g _\ Si.t::2".r‘.l.l:" '~---'°°°~°f '
_/-._-;l_:;- i
\ ' 
.' - 
.`; ~|; `
\ i
ai
sg: '°" +1
“Q o 395
f .
`\;‘ _
I
I t .
»?.1.'iT‘I§.‘Z!.'Li’.'§r'3'i_
- | “_
ii
_...___  _ _
-rr. _ /_. :___,~_--. *' _
il' "*\‘?5’
Void Heat Fill
lamerrnwa design. In
attractive llnesi_ _ 12.
i rr.
, i ..
drab
Da Simcr
Wllilo Sucks 2.03 1-4, tho, fast
ini.; giuzlr rliiiigiiier of Dol Corando,
is iriiinilig nice-ly for Peter Conroy
Silo has terrific wliiz and We 1001(
‘io seo licr over 2,08 this year
About the only i_iult the average
woman has lo find with her past is
5