sci; Two   » I 'ri-is cHinLorrsrowu GUARDIAN '     
1: #if ,I AVN? 39t}91_9_..
‘  f ,_ .
iiiuiuos ,
155, ersigned Government can- - ~ . _
dldntéi llggst District of Queens Wlll
liittltdllq' Blwwrs. at the following
laces and dates.
,,110 g River, Irish Town Hall. M011-
diy, silly'7th.
E ATEI.I.I 'S
_egiiig Macaroni
' H93” m'°' Rm* T“°5d°y Bm' l A wholesomemourishing
gaftop Hall. Wedlillldlly 9lIl~ ‘
noh River Hail, Thursday 10th.
Qrsnvilleilsii. Friday nth, l
Qtanohel 'School House, Saturday
1 . _ l
Zinyvals School House, Monday
14 . z ' _ -
A ' ` w 1-lnll, Tuesday 15th. I
If lyd Cross Hsll, Wednesday ltith.
'wrists Thursday mn. l
Q one Hall. Friday 18th. I
All it\0¢tlngs begin at 8 p. ni. old
time. _
The' opposition candidates are lu-
vlted to attend and will he given lnilf.
the time. I
. M. KENNEDY.
A. J. MACNEVIN.
6508-6~27Mf'nw5fEf‘m2l. ‘
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'Second District oi Kings
The undersigned candidates will
meet the electors of Second Klng's at
the following places and dates:
Monticello. Wednesday July 9. --
Slt. Peters Bay Thursday, July io. I
Morell, Saturday, July 12, I
Peakes Station, Wednesday. Jul-y 16.
Cherry Hull, Saturday. July 19~
All meetings 7 p. ni. new time und
6 p. in. old time. _ '
(Signed)
McEWEN,
COX,
MACDONALD
MCINTYRE ‘
FFP?
PPI?
6834-6-28tM Epd.
 £
Yorli Point Ferry
` Time Table
York Point Ferry “Hazel R" time
table for July. August on initials or|__________ ______ ____1__ __ ___
Septem-ber.Leave York Point on week
days at 8.30 a, m., 1.30 p. m., 4.00
p. m. and»7.00 p. m. Leave Pownal
wharf at 11a'.m. 2.30 p. m. 5.00 p,
. SEALI-Ill 'I`I:}N1)ERS wlllbe rerzclvetl
_., by the un.l<-reigned up to Wednesday.
ln. Sundays leave Yory Point 10.15 ii
m. 2.15 p, m. 5.00 p. m. Sunday
leave Pownal Wharf 12.30 li. in. 2.210
p. nt. 5.15 p. m. -
60406-28 Msmthulii pd .~
658041-26Milll J\|lY 12. t
 PROPERTY
V uéble mill property for sale n
Litt ~- .ol‘k,elgl1tmlles!rom Cliurlottc-
towiiiconsistiug of complete grist,
boa Land shingle mills in first via-.s
con tien with abundance oi' water
and.-,wdrk. Also 30 acres of lan.l
vifftli new houee, barn and out. build-
ings. This ls, one of the best money
matting propositions on the market
today for :i couple of energetic return
ed men or a roller mill to move into
from some crowded district.
. _ W. E. HARDY.
654745-25M8lpd.
l 
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Masonic Temple Co.
The Annual Meeting of the share-
holders of the Masonic Temple Coin-
pany will he held in the oilice of FZ.
R. Brow, 146 Richmond Street, Char-
lottetown,_P. E. I. at 7.30 p. m. on
Wednesday the 9th day of July, 1919.
Dated this 20th day of June, liilii.
- G. W. WAKEFORD,
I Secrr-t:tr_v
6475-6-2iMstt7i .
 
NOTICE -
All parties interested in the Vnllvy
field cemetery are requested to :noel
than on Wednesday, July 2 for the
purpose of cleaning the grounds.
By order of committee.
.1_ W. NICHOLSON.
Secretary
6618-6-27M2lpd.
 
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to noun July liith
next for the painting of the exterior
of St.. Andrew Church and vcst.ry.Tln-
walls and splre to receive two coats
and the root one. Paint oil to he inr-
nlshed by committee. Tenders to the
marked "Tenders for painting."
The committee do not hind themscl _
ves to accept lowest or any toiider, I
, H. F. FEEHAN.
for Coiniiilttoe
Mt. Stewart, June 26th, 1919
 
A_`Sliort Talk on Sprayers
The iipramoter is ii. spray pump not
a water pump and the pump we rec-
ommend for use in bluestone is not
brsiis-lines 'but all in-an. '
'l'li`e`8pramotor Co, manufacture an
iron pump with brass working parts
and we can sell you this pump with
iron row sprsyenbsrrel and equipment
for spraying .4 rows oi potatoes for
". 'l`rustf-r‘s do not bind theniselves
 ;@
food for growing
_ Children.
Have it for Dinner tomorrow.
Our Cook ‘Book gi"v¢.r 115 '
1eci` pe: for preparing-
3VIacamm', _Spagb¢m, etc.
Write for a free copy. '
_ 'l'lisC. H. Cstelli Co. Limited, Montreal.
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Illustrated Lecture
Eighth”
AS TOLD BY
iifty slides, taken during iwo~and»
many, and snlii to be the best uno
town, 1915. to the Rhine und ka
ilitions under which they lived.
Hunter River, July 2nd.
Bradalbane, July 3rd.
ADMISSION Z5 CENTS.
“The Trail ol the Ninety  in who  _» " ’
 'L   mv, tliiinri mtiii iipiolill as Mr. Gril-
Wml Ill” "ld "I one n“"d""d`““‘l limit all twist:-il up willi rlieiinizitlsni
hziii years in lfraiice, Belgium and (lar The ldv-ti of niui‘i'yiI1l< o mnn to play
I niirse to him nrivcr nplwuleil to ine.
ilcinl collrwlioii taken during the wur, bmw UI, mm_l_vmg Ev______u um"
t`.‘o'ine :ind see where your boys have lil,” pm lm. |,|,.,, lm" my |,,.,,,|_ Al;
been t~ie.:ir through from tlliarlotte tcrwurd I uiit:oiisciou>=ly looked iii
ck llllli every iline I inet him in
“l='>“I"~ M”y' |919' “H we" “.3 Ln” Lu" in><-e.s.~i£|ril_\', but soon- ;;irI':<,
° ° L ." .‘ ., , 5
    Ili* w;iy'. Ile wus :in iii-I-oiiipli.~rll»-il
'eeeaeesoesaeseee
siuuiu his    
  unions  
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By lane Phelps
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SANDRA is ci-iii:-ED
sv HER FniE_Nos
t‘l»i»A~l”i‘ER il. _
, _
Even no l declared that nothing
would ninko me marry Everett, l
felt I wus not quite truthful. l
uiiglit - soiiietinie. zifter l was older.
»-if he nslted me.
The town boys mid girls tedsr-rl me
iininercifiilly about ldvcrett. Some
oi' them dnhbt-d hint “griinpa” and
made fun because ht- wus as old as
my futher. Dad wats ii little older.
four _ve.ir.»:. lie was forty-ilve the
summer I inet Eveiwil. But I dldn’l
mind their <~i1nfi`ing--ri-r_\' much, lie
wus so nit io int I l1.iilll think
You zirv ull -_le.iloi|~\.’ I told Rose
iirmidon, the pri-ttie.\-l girl in town.
“Indeed l'iit lint, liuiicst Snudru.
_I`il ritilier miirry at inuii wi-tliniit ai
poiiiiy :intl ns ui<l_\~~ its <-oiild he in
look ni ll I lovf-il liiin, .ind he lovoil
hum. Why when hr- is it reul old
H it girl your age would iw reul young.
llc-ally l in-ver lnnl tlioiiglit seri-
the
light ot` ti husband: not my husband
l'I\'vi'eli tiriiliiiin wns tzill, iltirk
ind vt-it h.indsuini~ in un eristoirzn
fg 
Nature’ s
Healing _R _
iiuoilis
July ilnd. 1019 for slieiitlilng lnterit
“'l`end0r.s for Wood Island iiliiircli
airrrepi tliv lowi-st or any ti->iid¢~r.
Hy oi‘rli»r ol' ’I‘i‘iislees.
W. M. CRAWFORD.
Set-reiai
Wood. islands North.
Juno liitli. 1919. ,
i o5.f.s-ozsiil1:wi‘...fiipti.
ol` Wood lsltinil l’resl.\ytei'lun Churtli
Specliicziiioii io he seen with thc
iinilersiiznt-tl. 'l‘ontlers must be marked
to
Herbs for
9
Headache _
A BLOOD FOOD /'
/
PRACTICALLY
all headaches _ .
H. come from two /
_ causes~fBilious-
ness and Nervousness, Biliuus head»
ache means upset stomach, and con-
.. stipntion-with severethrobbingp ins
' all over the head. Nervous heacladlies
mean that the nerves are exhausted
and need rest and food.
___ H ` Dr._Wi|son's S
ERBINE BITTER
insure quick and lasting relief from these
headaches. The simple old-fashioned herbs
 _ _ _ __ _“___ __ _
GRAND TEA PARTY
toneupihc stomitclmregulste the Kidneysund
Bowcls, p_urily the blootl, and build up the
whole system. A reliable sprinlg tonic. Getil
tudny rind get rid ol your headaches.
A_l mos__t stores. 15s. ri hnflle; Family
Si13,)lusllme.r ns lnrge. 57.
The Brevicv Druti Company, Limited
St. Jdlxn, NJ). 41|
- so:-iai.ioiiliii‘iirl lioldiiig a G‘iAN
\\’i=tliit>:<rlii_\“, .lilly Oth, next.
The 'i‘\'nt- Valley lniprovcnicni As»
‘I`lie 1-oniniitii-<~ in riiiirgc will spati-
D 
TEA I‘.-\li\` :'i 'I`\'.\'lC (V.\I.I.E\' oll» » f
’ Y 5
ii0 pains to ii\;ikr- this one of tho ilnesi
tons of the smison.
'\'iii'iou,< ziniiisciiioiiis will of- provid-
ml. .ind iio1liin;.'.»\\.'i|l lic lofi uiidoiio to
make this .in i~nj<.-_\nlilf» outing for ull
Fixer-llciit elionmns iiinl tr-ns will he
servetl_ ,fl avell slot-ltr-il saloon will lu-
provided.
Special :n'rangr»meni.s have been
made with Mr. Morrison for thc fluiuk
transportation of i-airs und tenms
:1<:ross the Giiind Ilivt-.i‘ l~`m‘i'_‘.', ii plzico
hun linen provided for the pnrkiiii: ol'
ours nciii' tile lea i;i‘0iinds.
ll' the :lay prov!-,< iini`uv0i'iilile the
ieii will he hold on the lirsl. line iliiy
followillg
By order of Committee.
000415-27Mi`iin9i.
Giulio iii riiur
A (lrunil 'Fon l"urty in :iid of Sl.
i‘olunib:i':.- new Roman Cnlholl.:
Auction Sale of
Valuable Property
CHARLOTTETOWN
l nm instriit:t.ell by Mrs. R.B. liiiestis
to sell by public auction on Thursday,
.iuly 3rd coinniencinl: at 12 o'r'lock.
noon, that valuable business stand
known as tliehiillici' properly, situated
on Lower Queen Street. directly op-
posite (‘.ni".'ell Bros, comprising 3
stores and 3 dwellings. This is a
gi-und oliance to secure n business
stnnil ln tht-. business st-.oilon oi’ the
town.
'Forms at sale.
BENJ. CARTER,
Auctioneer,
iil'»0iiii2-iMt.‘~iitiiin5ipd, `
will bi- held on the t:hiirt~li groiilid
iill
TUESDAY, JULY ist,
nc looinl. A duy of plc-.xtsiire and or
joyini-iii for 4-voryone. Well stocker
riiilm on llie :ihovo flute.
:lil-_,' |ollowiiig_ ,
Iiy orili-r ol` t‘.oiiiinltie~u.
ii4!l;'-l; ;'3l1VlTi.
.-Iiiirvli, which lu in uoiirse of erectioii, I
H -._.-____. .___
DOMINION DAY
All iliiiiic-.s iisiiiil ut such evollls will
,_
nsilooiis, lvii-lzililcs, clit., siich as will
TENDERS EOR l’AINTINI}I"""""" ""` """"“'I" "' ""` .'"“`
lidioiis, (‘oi|i.- om- :intl :ill to St. ‘.ol-
Slioiilil thi: iliiy prove- iiiifiivoiiriililv
ilu- ti-:l will ln- ln-ld on the first rule
Dingola Record, 2.05 l-4
N0. 48769
I Will make the season of 1919 nt
the owner's stable, York Point.
6207ti-l\Mwfm1lwk:ipd. D. W. WHITE
Autoistst
|_=_____________. _.__ _ W
A word-to the wise is sufficient.
Grand Tea Party
The Mount Stewart improve
ment/Xssociatiori, intend hold
ing zi grand tea party, _a
sidewalks.
will spare no pains to mak
the season.
llli-00.
‘-But ws prefer to sell an nil brass
Oiilliit Qs we know from the results of be f;ft `mdo;]e by way of pro_
asm! of biuestone that brass is the
_ l . . .
only thing that will withstand the vldm second to none Dinner . 4|
......... .. ........._ . and ,tea ,,,,,,,,_ _ Montero
Come and see us and ws will snow
  ...',,,‘t'5..§i§E;2.L"iii§‘i’°“”g“ ‘° i. i. c. uns
senate, Lead Prices right.
' '. ' .i. H. aii.i. l
mg4.mq¢....tf, _ sizes-im wedmisuse:i,24,zs,aa,ao~1oi.I Millllgef
_ . . ..,,
¢».
be rovided and nothing wi
COMMITTEE
Mount Stewart on July firs
next, for the benefit of ou
The Committee in charge
this one ofthe finest teas o
Various amusements wilt
D0 |10! have your cars ovehauled by
inexperienced parties. You will ilnd
it much cheaper to have them repaired
und placed in perfect running order by
- our experts.
_ REMEMBER what the weur uno
tear of your car will cost by being
t imperfectly overhauled. The services
of experts are most essential.-We
have them.-Every car repaired at
our establishment is under the most
complete supervision.-
e The work done by us will be mpst
pleasure to ourselvel.
We supply the extras for any car.
" CENTRAL GARAGE
f satisfactory to the owner as well as n
,.§|\2l,f0'f_ro1n_tlte
BURNING flIN_
Q. . °  ...ini
IlIl!"’_§*',`,-\
4 `/'s .,.
I 4! _ 
Introduced _40 years ago
-still the beat: 4
l"lEl`II`IEI`fS
»rni.cur| Powaeizs
li' vtil ’sliands
much niorf: churinlng in his niunnor
romped niid danced i'or years.
When ho left the second tlnie
somewuy felt like crying, - but
grille. __
lie bought me a big box ot’ cand
would rvzuire his attention
about looking as if “I had lost in
never hurl been admired by ii ma
like Everett, so I i`oi‘l;iive,lter. W
had been chunis all our lives so sh
llill ilflvllrlgfidi to say whtit she like
i'rom iinyfnie else.
rebuked her. ami remarketl:
"Ile is ii- ffjoorl siibstunlliil mlm."
lerosted in him. And such marriage
man oi the world. Tlint he was also
blase I had no way of knowing, or
thot he had been called fickle. He
dressed in perfct taste, and was
well-groomed. Rose said he looked
allways us if he just that minute left
is Q .
l remember that I was a little
cross ui Rose when sho leased me
when Everett visited Lackvillv the
stecoinl time. l thought him very
wise, very generous, very kind, And
than the boys with whom I had
fort-ed buck the tears. I look horrib-
ly unattractive when l cry. My face
swells up, and my lids get so red.
Ivlioketl ii little when I 5-uild good
bye however, und he must have no-
ticed lt, bmsauso he squeezed my »
hiiiitl, and his voice wus iilinost like _
it kiss, it will-1 so tender, 'l‘hat was
the wily I thought of it nftvr he had
und some magazines us ti porting
gift, then after he had gone the next
town florist delivered inc ii wonder-
ful box of roses. He bade mu'tl\er
niiil fiittlicr good bye nicely too, and
_suitl he should be ln town soon ._
iiguln. 'l`h:it his business there
I .
l wus nwiully lonely after ho left
And for n day or two l “niooned"
lust i`rienil": so Rose said. But Rose
‘ she wo\ildn'i. he alloi_,vlf§~.l5!. tier
soul was he'r own."~ ~.  ‘.~.t_ f _‘ .f
“You are Jealous. thattis' the reason
you say such t1ilngs,"' 1 replied , in
my most-superior manner. _ ’ I
Tomorrow-lVlaytime~end thefwhole
~. World Throbblng.Wit.h Life.
Share and Share Alike. 1
The Russian revplution was not
without its Lighter side, as thefollovv-
ing account of what happened ln Pe
trograd will show: »
A woman communist was holding
forth, asserting that' all were equal
and all wealth should be divided
equally. On this' a ,msn in her audi-'
ence produced coins amounting. to
about a dpllar and one-hal! from his
pocket. ‘"1 agree_with you,” `he re
marked. “You have cof1vlnced`me.”
Turning ton bystander he asked him
to change one pt' the pieces for him
He obtulneil two notes.
Facing the lady orator. he said:
“This lu 'all the money I possess. I
will halve it with you',” and he held
out the seventy~five cents. She had to
take it, and was about to commence
her eration again when her question-
er continued: "No, no. How.m_uch
have you,ln your nurse? We must
now divide thot, since we sre.to share
equally in our wealth." Reluctantly
she prodiiued her purse. It was open'
ed und found to contain twenty dol-
lars, The main pocketed ten dollars of
this, tlinnlreil her for het- interesting
lecture und withdrew:
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B
I
i BRINGS OUT FOOD
FLAVOR
As necessary as salt.
Salt “brings out" the
flavor of foods. Lea &
Perrins' in a like manner
takes the “flat::ess" out
of plain foods and gives
them a zest. There is
.V no sauce iikc-
tsigggggius
me amount woncssvssamns ‘
A Perfect: Seasoning. 2'
Y  
e
e
d
to ine. l wouldn't have stood it
.liothcr was glad when' Everett
went away. and said so. But father
“Hui he is murli older than Sali-
dru. l am nl'rzild she will. become lu-
Fi
never iiirii out happily. I want my
_ girl to be happy, dear. As you and
l have been."
'l`hcy di:ln't knowl was where I
r-oiild lieul' them talking. It
'un-fl more':ntide mv think of Everett
in :ln-'_ light nf a husband.
I wanted ui be happy tool But
wo\iltlii`t it be nice to bi- miirrled to
ai innn who was rich and lzciierous,
iintl so goorl-lookiiig? He would be
be crazy in love with liini like th
iiecefssary. But one wonlri he ter-
ribly proud of lilm, and love him
uiioiiiili _
Evt=i‘ett _\\'u.s dignified. More so
lliiiii dsnl. who was always joking
:intl lcnsiiig elilier me or the boys.
liui evt-n his lllgnii_\‘ ndderl to his
iittrziciions in my eyes - then. l
sei him aliairl, made him different.
“Give nw one ol' the boys every
time," Rose tleclured lvhon _we tnlketl
ol' him. “Honest Sondra I don‘t
liulieve h<='d let his wife peep If he
didn'| fool in the mood. l nm sure
so kind to his wife .she couIdn't help
but bv liiipliy. Oi' voiiixse sho wouItIn’t
9
_voting people were in books I had
read. or like Rose seemed to think was
“ IN THE KING’S BENCH
. JUDICIAL SALE OF SHARES OF
STOCK
REISIGNER -- VS. -SUTHERLAND
l"ursuant to judgment in this action,
sepurnte tenders will be,received by
the underslguediat the Court House.
Kennedy Street, in the cliy of Winni-
peg. in Manitoba, up to and Inclusive
of the 31st day of July, 1919. for the_
purchase of the following chattlesl-
1. Thirty (30) shares of ilie Canadian
Amusement Company Limited. par
value $300.00. ,
2. Tlilrly (30) shares of the
Ainalgiimated Land and Mortgage
Vonipanies of Winnipeg. Limited, pai
value $150.00.
Il. Two (21 shares of the Carruthers
Silver Black Fox Company Limited, of
Montague. P. E. l., par value $200.00.
The envelope enclosing the tenders
should be marked on the outside
“'l`eiiders for Shares." '
Tho s.iid`sl\nres will be offered for
sale without reserve and the purchas-
er shall pay the purchase money into
Court within fifteen days after notice
of nt-cepiziiice of the tenders, without
interest. ’
lu all other respects the terms and
conditions of sale will be the standing
condition:-i»oi` this Court, .
Further particulars may be had
from Messrs. Dysitrt & Dysiirt, 412-414
Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
DATED :tt Winnipeg, this 23rd day
of June. A. D. 1919.
tSgd.) GEORGE PATTERSON.
Master,
6657-0-30ME1l,
L..__`._ .... .. ._-.__..Q__.,_.,_ ____..__`l
CARDING
Parties wishing cardlng done at
‘ l)lx0n’s mill may leave wool nt Robert
I Mi~l‘liail`s', New l-liiven, or Nell Mc-
(‘i\nnell‘s, Canoe (love. All cnrding In
future strictly c-ash.
fil'»9ii~6~27M2ipd.
2 ‘ F' _Y _...W
CAR FOR HIRE
Puoun ws-L
N. lVlaol.,E.OD
MORELL HOTEL
cscn-ic-mwrci.
"15 L E ~!l 'l_ 
._ -iN-rEnr9A'r
lissumvrion or rrisiowr Ano
it it a. m., and every SATURDAY at
“Il-5-'lmoti “’
EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES. INC.
I0 NAL LINE--
PABSENGER BERVICI
ST. JOHN AND BOSTON .
Steamship "CALVIN AUSTIN" will leave St. John every Wl_i_iDNEBD‘Y
8 p. m. (Atlantic time.)
The Wednesday trips are via Eastport and Lubec, due Boston 10 s. m.
Thursdays, _The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays,
l p. m. FARE $8.00. STATEROOM S $2.00 up.
Direct connection with Metropollt an steemers for New York vis Capt
ood Canal. Freigilt rates and full information apply to
A. C. CURIII. Aglnt, lt. Jnhll. N. B.
_ 1 '1 T1 "` ‘ 
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  , Via S.
iuounn-maven Montague, P.s:.i.
5.30 p, m.
' ` maining over night.
arriving at Picton 1 p.
Run hy Dayiight Bavlng time.
(lf.
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S. S. Service Between Pic_tou'N.S. and Eastern
  Ports ol P.E.I. lor Season oi 1919 s
S. Harland
7 s. m., Lower Montsgnt 7.45 s. ll.
Georgetown 8.15 a.ni., Hur ray River 11 s, m., llurrsy Harbor
_ North 12 o'clocl; arriving II- PIMOII. N- B' l\i°\lI- 4 D- Ill-
WEDNESDAY and Saturday--Leaves Picton on srrivsl of noon trsin from
Hnlifsi calling at Beach Pt.. GeorlQ90Wl.. lfflvllll It ll0l¢ll\_\°
riiunsnar-Leaves Montague at s s. in. collins It \11t°r'mid\t,° iiortl or
way to Cardigan returning to Georgetown ssmo evening and ro-
FlilDAY-Leaves Georgetown nt 6.8¢! s. m., lliirrsy lisrhor South 8.80_s. nt.
rn. .
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For further particulars write, wire, or phone to _
WILLIAM `M6I.URl»
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"  favorites for the lover of 'popular songs. _ .
90 cents for 10-inch double-sided $1.50 for 12-Inch. double-sided
Lullaby Blues-American Oh. MY Dear!-Mfedley
Llyqrfd-'wind-“'|\¢n . For Trol-and--Sfime-_ ~>
the Bees Make Honey 5 ~ body’s Sweetheart md '
Irving and .Isck Kaufman 18553 _ Good Momlng Judge- `
Soiiiebody's Wsltlng for » M2310 OM-,5l¢P _
5¢m.,0.,e._p "lm QL ‘ Smiilfs Orchedtrs 35690
-uni!-The éoys wlitl
Won't Come Home. Burr 18554
thing Beck Those Wonderful _
Dsys-Fls1da-and- " '
.Inu Baby
’ _'hen You SeeAnother
Sweetie Hanging Around I _
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Adele Rowland |8560
Oh, Susie, Bchsvo-Mfedley ,
Olic-sl¢PT|llld- MUIIIG
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Fox Trot
\'_`>-.it of the East-.md-Rainy
Day Blues-Fox Trois
Smith’s Orcliestn 18561
Rainbow Division March-
P.yor's Band--and-S|Ili'|!
of Independence March
Conway 's Bsnd 18559 '
flioney Musk No. I-Money
Musk No. 2-]oyce’; Hom-
plpe)-and-Vlrglnll Retll ,
--I . Miss McCIoud's Reel
-2. Old ‘Dan Tucker-3.
Pop Gnu Ilia Weasel
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Victor Band 18552
Giuseppe deiaics
Nocturne! D Fl t O .
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John MoCormsok
Souvenir 'Ufnlln Zlmbsllst
RED SEAL RECORDS
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Frances Aldl 64780
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' ` Emilio de Gogons
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74591
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Oumet In C Maier-Flgue
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Flonziiley Quartet
TIIO  Soprano
74592
sbel Garrison 64815
Wsrther-Pourquol nie
revelller ‘Conor
Giovanni Msrtlnelli
64774
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Rose Tenor
64314
64813
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Hear them at any “His Master’s
‘ Voice” dealers _°
Manufactured by Berliner Gram-o-phone Co., Limited .

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CELEBRATION
JULY 12th' 1919
The annual l2tli of July Celebration will be held on C
Driving Park. Procession to leave Arena liink at I p. ni.
Those coming by train will purchase tickets on Standar
tificate plan on all regular trains.
~ A Committee are securing city bands and 'pipe band.
Visiting _lodges putting the largest percentage of mem
parade will be awarded prizes lst. 2nd. and 3rd.
Ch’town Driving Club guarantee' three first class-races
the afternoon of which notice will/be given later.
Refreshments will be served on the groundsl
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