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H MIIIIIIE AGE
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of Life I had
and
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I THE _
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- -IT PAY; to buy in this Province.
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-THE GUARDIAN' is on sale It
lAi!erty's, Summerslde.
-MR. G. B. BEER, Guardian Report-
er, will be pleased to receive news of
interest to forward tor publication.
Telephone No. 738. ‘
-1`WEDDlNG BELLS.-A very pret-
ty marriage was solemnized in St.
Marks Church, Lot 7, on Wednesday
July 16, when Miss Helena Bulger of
Cape Wolf, was united in the holy
bonds of n_iutriiiiony io Mr. David M.
Griffin a prosperous young farmer of
Haliburton. The bridal party entered
the church to the swfet .strains of
the wedding march ilayed hy the
talented musician Miss Bella Howard.
The bride was char-niiiigly attlrcd in
a dress of sand qilorcd satlii with
white silk fringe and rosebud trliii-
ming and wore the conventional veil
looped up with orange blossoms and
carried a beautiful bouquetot bridal
roses. The bride was attended by her
cousin Bliss Erniine Reilly who wore
ii. dross of taupe silk with hat to
match and Mr. ltayinoiid Rogers ably
remit
such cases
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Do You Know
sees,
Sllbliortr-d the grooni. After the cere-
mony which was performed by the
Rev. I~`atIicr Kiggins, the happy young
couple niotorcd to thc home of the
bride where ii sumptuous repast was
S€“YVL‘¢l. .»\ large number or their imir-
ried friends bcini; presciit iii the ev-
ening ii large number of young pco~
ple coiigregatcd at the home of the
bride and _spent the night in tripping
the llgiit faiitustic..»\ large number
of wedding presents were received
which testified to the popularity of
the young couple. 'We all join in wish-
ing tlioni a long life of conjugal fel-
icitv.
Nations,
at
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SYDNEY AWFUL BAD TOWN. SAYS
REV. MR. HAMILTON-
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Surface Grinder, and are
daily grinding from the
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Thosc are facts, which
mean a goodtdeaito the
Glass wearing public, doing
`away with the annoying
delays caused by sending
away for special lenses. ‘
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Send your glasses in
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promptly and in perfect con-
dition.” -- - `
Call in and look over ou
plant. -
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_ Optometrist and Optician
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1 SHINE 
\\’o Iitiy cxcccrliiigI_v well.
Wi- btiy iii the In-st iiiarkcts. ‘
_ We buy the bc:sl. drugs obtain- `i
% able. .
w .
'We hiiy in large f|itaiitll_ii:;-i. _
.'\‘Ve give you the advantage. »
\Ve sell wliolt-_tale and rr-tall.
\\'c do the tlispeiisiiig ol` Mori-
taguru Because the D0t‘.’i`()l`tS
know they get just what they
' order, we tloti't substitute.
\\'lien looking for drtiggists _
suii<lric.~', such as sou-ps, coiiilis, _
Safcty ltanom tall klnils,> etc., `
pei'funic.»s and toilet artlclcs,
pzitciit iiiodlciiics of all kinds. ~
Wt- nrt- solo ng:-iiis l`or the ‘
. Edison l'l|oiiogr;ipIis iii Kings
' (‘ouiily.
`. ilivn us a call,
Carruthers & Parkman `
 Limited ;~
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Paints Etc ,
Montague, P. E. l. ~,
 
suiiiisiii
wuioiiio
ours
Can easily be Selected from
our large and varied Stock of
FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS,
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS.
ETC., ETC.
BLACK & CO.
souuvsioe
SYDNEY,  .lilly Eli.-(‘arloatl:-i
oi liquor are coming into Sydncy ov-
cry wt-ck, said ltcv. J. ll, llainilton,
in an adtlrcss on local conditions bu-
(ore the i'.M.t`..\. last night.
"Wo are getting buck rapidly to
the st-aiitlalous booze conditions which
prevailed in Sydney two or three
years ago. Tlicrc are carloatis of liquor
coniing into Sydiit-_v and going also
to .\`t‘\\' \\';itci'foi‘d and (lluctf llay. Bill.
tin-_v don't stop at Sydney Mines' or
North Sydnt-_ \\'hy'.’ Because of the
eiliciciit-_\' ot` thc inspector on that
side. 'i`lici'c`s a inaii iii this city with
an auloinobilc who is running ii booze
biisini-.<< and trnii.~sportiiig girls from
one plact- to another for ininioral pur~
post-s. Tlicri- are iirgziriizctl houses of
ill-fame in Sydney. \\'c used to he
able to say that there wcrcn’t but we
'can't say it now. You say' that they
are all in one section of the city?
They arc not, they are spread about.”
Mr. Ilainilton said.
PROHIBITION WINS ViCTORY IN
UNITED STATES.
\V.\SIilN(l'i"()N, July 1_’3.-By a
vote ot' nearly tlirce io one. thc iiouse
today passed ii bill for .prohibition en-
forcement, with provisioiis ami pena-
tics so drastic as to bring from the
men who frunicd it the prcilictioii
that It would forcvor suppress the
-liquor traiiic on .\nicrit_-an soil.
Ex:tc_tly out- liuiidretl iitcmlicrs-5;
lit-inocrats and -IS ltr-piiblicnns-rc-
i`u,:t-il to support it. Against this cvt-ii
|iun<li‘t‘d thc prolilhitioiiists, pu_ttiiig
tip a solid front to the very last, poll-
ctl 387 votes. The measure now goes
to tht- St-nate will-rc iiiztiiy of its res-
trictions inay be niodilicd or stricken
out. ’l`ln\ cloak room rumor persistctl
that all of this It-gislzitivc work might
t-nd on the shoal _of ti presidential
vote, altliougli the general view was
1 ' _.' ~ 'is-st
that it would bc .tgucd .is p. el.
The bill os it passed the ilousc pro-
vides: .
After January 26. 1920: Evcr;y_per-
son permitted under the law to have
litiuor in his possessioii shall report
the qtiaiitity' and kiiul to the commis-
sioner of intoriial rcvciiuo. This ap-
plit-;: to chcinists, physicians, etc.
After i-`ubi'uary 1, i920: The posses-
sion ol any lltiuor, other than as auth-
orize-tl by thc law, shall be prima
facie ovitleiicc that it is being kept
for sale oi' otlierwlse in violation of
the law.
it will not be rotitiirod, however, to
rf-port, and it will not lic illegal to
imtq. in tm:-_'s possr-_s_~:itin liquor ln ii
prl\I_iit<-_ dwclling, while the same is
ocuiiplcd and used by thc posscsstir.
as his private dwt-llinit. "Htl UW llflllor
is used for personal consuniption by
ilu- owiit-rs. hi.-i faniily oi' his gilt-sts.
The |io_~'_-1-.<.~'oi' of .such lii|uors. how-
;-vt-_r_ lwnrs thc hurflcii of prool' that
tht- liiiuor was aci|iiiri_-il und is pos-
st-ssi-tl l:|wl`iilly_
lntoxicatiiii.; liquor is dci`iiicil as :i
hevcragc tontiinlng more than 0110
half -r cc-nt. ol alcohol. _ ,
t 3 4
"°" Do not suffer
'_ ' . another da§with
Itchin|;}‘ leed-
‘ Ing, or rotrud-
_ ini: Pilos. No
surgical opor-
ation required.
Dr. Chusds Ointment will relieve you at onoo
and an certainly cure $111. wc. ii nox' all
dealers, or Eduianeon. ton 81 Co-. I-llllllvi
Toronto. Sample box fron if you mention this
guper and enclose Yr §uip to psy postaze.
-TWO CENTS PER WORD each
insertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must. accompany order
minimum charge twenty tive cents.
-AT HOME.-Mrs. George Read of
Reads Corner. Summerside will be at
home to h-ar friends this Friday after-
noon nnd evening.
SOLDIERS HONORED
in
. On Tuesday evening a reception was
held in Middleton Hall Iii honor of
Mr. Lloyd Bradshaw. returned sol-
dier. Mr. James Mctlarclle gracefully
presided und called upon Mr. Colin
Craig who in behalf of the coininun-
ity' presented Mr. Bradshow with a
signet ring. in his address Mr. Craig
it-eliiigly referred to Mr. Bradshaw's
comrade, Mr. Ellis Hooper, whose lifc
was given as a part of tho price of
ouru}lear bought liberty. A pleasing
feat re of the evening was an address
by lfrof. J. A., Clark, concerning his
work in connection with the Khaki
University.
Solos by Mrs. Jenkins and Mr.
I~`i'n.-ret- accompanied hy Mrs. Earlo
Leard were heartily enjoyed by`all.
A similar reception was tendered
rcccntly to Messrs l\icl{eiiun, John-
ston aiid Mt~(‘arillt-, Middleton boys,
whose sacrilces' will not he forgotten.
llev. J. J. Macl)oiialtl anti Mr. Theo-
dore Ross kindly assisted in the en-
tertainnir-nt. Two boys, natives in this
locality, have not yct reached their
hoincs bitt their home coming is ox-
pectcd to ho tho signal for a deniou-
stratlon that will prove that Middle-
ton is not iinitiindful oi’ the fact that
"wo art- not olir own but we have
been bought with a pi'icc."
SHORTAGE OF WORK AT LlTTLE`
BRAS D'OR MINES ANNOYS.
SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, Jluy 23. -
At a public meeting at Ilittlc llriis
d’()i‘. called to coiisidcr tht- r|tic.~:tioii
ot' the shortage of work at the local
rolllcry, it was decided to forward
resolutions to Ottawa asking the gov-
orniiient to iiicrc-asc tho iliiuutity of
coal ordered from thc niine to an
amount more nearly equal to thc
ini~iic‘s fair sliuro ot' tht- coal orders
placed iii Nova Scotia for thc Na-
tional itailways_ Maiiagcr Geo. lhir-
chell gave sole facts on the point of
being Shut down. i). li. Nlcliciizio,
.\I.I’_, leader of thu Liheriil pzirt_\', who
Iv/as prcscnt at the meeting, will`
ltnke thc llrns d'0r caso up with tho
-govt-riiiiicnt wlicii Ito gocs to ()tta\va
in the coursc of a fcw tluys, and will
,urge that action hc taken to meet tht-
situation.
llon, C, V. Lcvaitc, \vlio also atltlrcs-
sr-tl the iiicctiiii:_ stated that. ln his
capacity of \v'ai'tit-ii of thc iiitiiiicipal-
ity, lic would send lcttcrs to Sir iloh-
ert Borden. 'to thc Minister oi’ Rail-
ways and to D. Il. iltinna, lit-.ntl oftli-~
hoarrl of dircctors of thi-_ ('niiadiun
National ltailwziys. draiviiig atlciition
to the stale of afi`:iii's existing hi-ro.
and reqticsti-iig that mort- coal orders
be placed with thc colliory.
MInard’s L.lniment Cures Dandruff
MARSHAL FOCH IDOL IF LONDON
LONDON, July 23.--Marslial Focli
has touched the iinaginaiioii of the
English people. Following his great
rect-ptioii during the Victory ni-irili
the mai‘sli.'il rcccivcd a wouili-rfiil \\~i-l-
coine at the Carlton Ilotcl peace din-
ner.
Scarccly wus thi' dinner ended when
as if hy precoiiccived signal, every
cnc of the iii-autifully»go\\~iit-tl ~wonicn
in tht- room arose :ind iloclti-tl to tho
chair oi the great inarslial_ l-`or a mo-
niciit l~`och was i-iiiliarrns.scd_ and it
call:-tl for all his gallaiitry to cinliirt-
ilie enthusiasm of his admlrcrs hcforo
he could escape, They wore kissing
_his haiitl and t`iici-_ and not tiiilil t-vci~_r
woniaii had so tu.-zlii' licr sciitiiizciiis
of personal gi'aiit_iiIlll>'\vl1s hc- nl-
lowcd to sign tho incnu cards th'it
were prcsoiitctl to hliu ln quick suc-
cosaioii. More than four huiidretl
nit-nus must today bear his trea~
surori signature.
“Spf-erh. speeclt, spceclil" rrii-tl
cricd six liundreti voices as liiarslial
Focli achieved the signing of the iiit‘ii~
us, and after repented calls, he stood
among the silent. expectant grit-sis.
“I have only ont- word to say,"
cinic his clear, cool voice. “I ol`i`cr
thanks to our r,oltllcirs." -
Marslial l<‘och was asked by the
l)alIy’Skclch for a iiicssage to liti-
llrltisli pooplc, und t'i_-plied:
“You inay say l niu aiiiazcvl and
movt-tl to thc lil-art hy thc dt-lirIou.=:
ixieltzriiiii- I- Iiavc rcctiivd l`roiii tlio
Eiiizlisli. l hail always unilr.~itood
that tho llritlsli wt-ro rcsiraiiitid :intl
plilogiiiatit' am] It-ss cxcitnblc Ihnn
tht- lt`roiicIi, liitt tlir- wclciiic I havc
rccr-lvcrl in quite as warni as that givcii
iiiiignilicciit procession tliroiigli
l'ai‘ls_"
'l`|i<- .\l:ii‘slial added: “Wy fatlicr
was ltillcd iii thc l~`raiico-l’i'ti.~=.~‘iaiiz
war, anti as i rode tlirougli tht-
stri-ets of Paris l could not help
thinking of that othor procession 50
.Years agouiitl ol` the tlisgrticc of
France wlicii the Pnrlsians, from
Sinclair & Stewart Limited
_ p < Summerside I t ` __
Visitors to our Town During
liautauqua, Week are Wel-
come at this Store _
Chautauqua Week 'begins Saturday, July 26th, and ends Friday,
August lst. All who can do so, should attend these ~Exce_llent Entertain-
ments, and also take this opportunity of seeing and Selecting some of the
splendid values shown at this Store for the midsummer trade. ' -
A Positive, t`-Ioarance' in the Millinery
Department I
After the biggest season we have ever enjoyed in
this department we are nowclcarmg up for the balance
of the season all lines of Millinery adapted for thc
summer wear. "Remember tliere’s a big piecc of the
summer ahead of us yet, and now is the time that you
can get the benefit of these prices and not when the
season is over.
I. V _ .ip - . _
Untrimmed Hats, worth $5.00 Clearing
  at $1.50 I
Herc’s a bargain in Untrimmed Hats, suitable for
summer wear. :Now styles, assorted colors. Regularly
priced from $3.25 to 5.00. On salc now for niidsummer
clearance, each $1.50.
Also all Milan and Tuscan Hats, new stock, at
Trimmed Hats--Half Price
New season’s models and trimming in all the diff-
crcnt styles you might wish for a n d which, _
even at thc regular selling price, would lie good
value. Come and make your selection during Chautau-
qua wcck. Your choice just HALF PRICE.
HA-Ll" PRICE to clear.
Panamas 98 cents
A wonderful hat attliis price, and we have sold
Z1
big quanity on account of the exceptional value shown
Still a variety of styles to select from. Btiy one now
for an outing hat. Only 98c each.
CHILDREN’S WASH
years, assorted colors
very low price of
Also another lot ol' Cliildrcu’s Dresses at Special
prices for midsummcr selling.
WASH SILK BLOUSES, black, white, I 
maize and pink; at the surprising pricc of each -
Bcttcr Quality Wlutc Wash Blouses, similartz 
colors, really splendid vaIue.__ ___________________________ __ » ‘
WHITE WASH SKIRTS, well made and properly
fitting models. Regular value $1.65. On Sale  
special now, only .............................................. ___ ° ’
DRESSES. for ages 6 to 14
and patterns at
d fferm s in
Ladies’ Ready-to-wear  
otc 0 'g   5
. CREPE DE CHENE BLOUSES, black, wliitc, 3 
pink and maize, A beauty at the price. Only .... ._ °
HOUSEIDRESSES.. A bigfvaricty in good washing
colors. Sizes from 34 u ts 53
bust measure.     
Good Valiie in llaincoats
RAIN COATS' loriwomen. All the different kinds,
rubber and fancy twccds. $5.00 and all prices  
tip to .............................. 
,Silk Faced Poplin Dresses  Special at $7
, A new lind recently opened and a uinncr at thc price. Shown in black, light brown, dark brown,
copcn, rose, dark green, navy and grey. Sizes 16 to 44 inch bust measure. Yoti will be greatly  
pleased at tlic-_qtialityand make. Our special price for niidsuininer selling. Each ........................  »
More Silk Poplins at $10.00 and $12.00
Still _ a goodly range of Silk Poplin Dresses shown in taupe. brown, rose, I r
_ copcn and black. Extra good at the prices asked. See thcn`i.- Prices __________ ______;.   
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behind their shuttercd winilows,
siiri°cptiiloiisly walcltctl the ticriuan
legion.-; iiiari-,|iin|,; through ilio city.and
I thought “llc laughs best who laui;IlS
last."
SOLDiEf~i\ WELCOMED HOME.
Ou tho cvciiiiii.; of .lilly ]'i`tli u large
iiuinbcr or lriciitls and relations ii.-a»
sonibli-_d ni ilu- honic of Mr. and Mrs.
l’i‘r-sion ('uiiipb<-ll, lrl:~‘litowii, to wol-
conir- hack ont- ol' Uuiiadii'-i brave son“»
i'i-cteiiily i'ctiiriieil from rivirrsoiis iiftcr
having spciit. over four _voar.~i In tho
sorvici-. for King iiiiil cli\lllll'_V. l’lt- Mc-
(loiigaii cii'Isli-tl March 2-ith, 1915, in
tht- 55th llattalion al'tci‘wtirils lielill-I
trarisfcrrctl to thc 60th and thence to
tho 87th (`anadi:iii Int`niitry. .Ile was
wounded tiiice times. On June 13th
1016 in thi- itrd battle of Yprr-4 he roc-
tiivoti a gun .shot wotiiid in the shoul-
der: In tht- hattlc af l’n.~'st;li<ii|l:i\-lc
n. bayoiir-_t wound in tho it-g, and in
the battle of lin. ('oiiletlo Si-iitcinlif-.t
‘s‘7th, 101 tl a slirapricl wound, l'to.
(loiigiiii wiui a\\'::idt-tl at iiicdal .I'iio
ith l!tl71iiitl the liar In Novi-nilicr llli7
for liruvt-ry on the field of battle, At
tt.-ii o'clot-k thi- crowtl iissciiiolod _iii
thi-_ ili'a»\'lni.; room wht-rc :1'- iitldrr-ss
of wclcoiiic was rcail by David l‘r_i-
fitt. and lit-nry ltt-ally pri--ciiicil hiiii
with n siilistiiiitiiil purse. I’tc. lilc-
lng one and all for thc kliiiliioss
shown tow.irtls lilm. A dainty lunch
was sot‘vi-al hy thc ladies and thu rc-
iiiiiliidcr ol` thc cvcniiig was spoilt In
gaiiit-s, niiisif and social iiitcrt:oiii'so
At ii late liotir all dopnrtctl to tht-ir
hoincs iviiming Albert every suicci-ss
in lll`e.
l-`ollo\\'liig is tho :iiItli‘ess:-
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Dear Albert.
lt is with great pleasure that wc
your i'rl~'-utls assciiililn here tonight
io oxtoiul to _vou a hearty \vt-iconic
hack to your nntlvo province and to
show our appreciation oi` what you
havo doiic lor us/ \Vc itll wt-ll rcnt-
cinlicr tho loyal and iiiiiuly actions
of you and your thrco hrotlir-.rs whcn
ilio call l`oi' liolp wus soiindcd and
you willingly .=i:ici‘ifir~e-tl the coin.
forts ol" honio .ind conipir-ioiisliip
oi` lovctl ones to go to l<‘raiicc :intl
ticc ani lrcodoiii so dcar to tho lovers
oi' ilcinocracy the world ovtir. We urn
very sorrv that wt- have not the priv-
ilcgi- of uelcoiiiiiig hack one oi_y0ur
hrotlicrs who gave up his life on tho
hntth- fit-lil lint wr- art- soiiiowhaii
coiisolcd hy tho thought t_h:i‘ lic tlicd
in a just catisc. Wt- can only iinaginc
the liartlships and thc trials you had ,
to undergo since you loft us and are
very thankful to have you once more
in our midst and now as you take up
thi-_ hroky-ii tlircadr. oi` clviIl.iit lilo wc
cxtt-iid to you our best ivlslies for
iuturo happiness and !'l'USll\'rll_\’.
ln coiicliisioii we ask you to a1'L'f’lli
this gift :is a iiiciiioiilo or good \\‘lll
and esteem from your friends.
 <Zf*e
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