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' NOTICE
Commencing Saturday
June 7th and ending Sat-
urday Sept. 6th the busi-
ness hours of the Rogers
Hardware Company, Ltd,
wil be from 7.30 a.m. un-
till 5 p.m. closing Satur-
day at 1. p.m. We do not
c l o s c on Wednesday _
afternoons.
` PLEASE RESERVE THE _
ABOVE NOTICE
are right. H
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CERTATNU
When you want Coal or'
W00d. send along your ordeal Thornpson’s, Ltd., Montague.
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I Ew A
.day llith at Bangor ut 7.30 p. In.
KODAK'8 BROWNIE CAMERAS,
Wg have the very best coal iilins, film packs. etc., etc., at Johnson
for any purpose, and our pricesi
& Johnson, Druggists. 6974-7-12M3i
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..CRAPAUD PICNIC and peace cele-
ibratlon Saturday afternoon, July 19th.
Come and spend an enjoyable holiday.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all lines
White Canvas Footwear at Poole &
' 6872-7-9M tt.
WOOLDRIDGE-WILSON WEDDING
Juinaica Plains, Mass., June 30th,
' o At
‘ |` - 1919. by the nav. G. Heaths, Miss Ena
   IA.  &  J. Wooldridge, Brookline, Mass., to
- _ i |Mr. Perry Wilson, oi' Summerville,
.__   ` Iilyldiliss. I`he bride is ii daugliter of
‘. iint\~ Mrs. Tlionizis Wooldridge,
(‘ovo Head ltoad, and ti sister of Mrs.
 H%_    _Ar :hi Munn, Wiol lslanls.
16 ti Ms'tt.1liAu lst l e ( l i
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CHAU i'AUQUA COMMITTEES
MEET.-Aniecting of the various
toniniittecs in connection wit.li Clhau-
I    tiiiiiia was held yesterday at tfity liall
ivlien reports were handed in. The
sale ot' tickets has proven to he a sur-
. g.
prise. A nxiinbei- of the teanis having
I 0  0 e  had requests for more tickets than
had been appropriated to theni. Every-
th
ing proniiscs wel] t`or the iinbounded
=-ut-cess ot' tliiatitu ia Week . l’ro
.' qi -
D I Hl`l\lllI\lBS Illily liL)\V ll() S(lCtll‘t?ll fl`0lll
f _ any of the ticket selling tennis.
D
The City of Charlottetown will rec-
eive /applications for the purchase of
debentures to the amount ot $100,000
00, in denominations of $100.00 ami
$500.00 to`yield interest at the rate
of live por cent per annum and to run
i'or a term ot twenty years, interest
to he payable semi-annually in July
and December. This issue offers a
good and sound dividend paying in-
vestment. it is tho desire nl' the City
WI LMOT VALLEY.-The senii-nn-
Corporation that this issue be taken nurii oxaniinaiioii ot' \Vilinot Valley
up by tht, D¢0|,`]0 of this (my and pro, school was held in thi- school house
vince. Applications will ho received i""
by the City Cleric at Charlottetown iw,
.lune Z6, und was nttoiidcd by a
nibor ot' ratepiiyt-i's anti visitors.
U pupil; \\7t‘i‘o cxziiiiiiioil by their
and “|50 al- the Bl`i\nC`l1 0mC8 Of 311)' teacher, Miss ldlva l.. licrnarti, and
chartered bank in the city or Pro- sliowcd hy their prompt replies that
vh-,¢f,_ lmbemures Wm be Mlotted as they had boon czi1‘ctiill_v tanglit.. At
applications are received. By order. In
tho close oi" their oxtiniination 11 short
it. well rciitlt-i‘etl prot.:ruin was rur-
rivd out. ’l`lien Miss l.ulu (‘tirtis, on
behalf of the pupils ot' the school pre-
' ,_ sented tho tca'clier with an address
Q . 1 il ti siiitzitlile gift, for which Miss
.tn
llernai'ri iii tt i'i:\\' well chosen words
  oxpi'csseil hor tliainks. ' Tho visit.n's
u
moi ti raivnr fm.
on niado a few rriiiiirlts expressiiig
zip|i1'ociaiti1iii -ol` the good work
7 ' ' ii
* ' -~- ----=~ Q* 77 * done hy tcuclicr and pupils. The
  , sox
MEN
nieetini.; was lniiiiglit to a close by
the slnixing of the National Anthcin.
The following is the address: Dear
'l‘i~aciioi',-'l`|ic pleasant duty has been
I am in a position to impart to you after experimenting for three _ rt`s-.tigiwri int-_ by my st-iuini iiittttts or
in the art of feeding. I have been using for a peroid of three years 
Shredded Wheat and found witliont :1 doubt the best food obtainable yt
years how to prevent diarrhoea and dysetitcry trouble in young foxli“'\‘S<“\li1_'1~' .\"’\1 'lily' 'Ultra' “S fin ""i~
pups, thnsmininnzing your losses and reducing the mortality. ltis """""' “' "“" "‘““"’i "““"""- f"l""‘l'
giving best results and minimizing the cost of feeding. tr
I have :1 shipment due to arrive any day of about three tons and ft’
will be glad to receive applications in lots ol' 100 lbs. and over. The “S
Shredded Whcnt is packed in bags, accurate weight; fully 35 per cciic 
cheaper than any biscuit on iiic market, easy digestible, no trouble V
and an absolute saving. Some of the largest ranches are using same. 0
on my recommendation and cacii and every statement made can be if’
corroborated. For your own good drop me a line or call and see me
l
1 will tell you more about it.
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iiling oi' deep and ahitling _rzraiittitlli
r votii iiiirtnisiii i~t`|`orts to hoiiiiiit
O
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y School,
i and love. We rotilil not const-_nt
part with you without lonving in
linntls sonic incinorial, lio\\'i'voi‘
Wlion in .|`titiire ~d;|ys you look
pon this iiininciit.o, it-t it be ii pleas-
n.t tolien of the deepest lovo :intl rv-
rencit oi’ our young lit-airts. Siiqiictl
l
ieliali' of thi-_ pupils of \\'iliuot Vul-
DR LEO IRANK
O Box N3
6408-6-1sM1Mn.
Lliarlottctowii
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AND You'i.i
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THE fairness of the
_ prices we charge for
our plumbing accessories
please mightily the folks
who are in need of' such
convenience. The fact we
only charge an honest
price for our supplies
and only render a bill for
the actual service we ren-
der is building for us a
business that pleases us.
C FRED . H. TRAINOR
~ Phone 393 J.
V 80 Grafton St.
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Get Your
Supplies i Holmans
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picnic.
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Cider, Confectionery, Bottled Drinks- ClEaY`S»
Games; Novelties and everything complete for your
Holmfin's can Supply everything for the Dining
Booth, Refreshment baloon, Novelty Booth and
Games-“Red Hot” attractions, every-one.
Suppl ing Tea Parties and I‘_icnics is ti speciality
with us. Hou can gd _vvefyihlilg Y0U_ "eed here
without bother or fussing....and what is more_we
can give you\_valusble assistance and»sugges ions
when you place your ordcr with us. G
i We will only handlco certain numb'e_r of Picnic
orders at one time, as we are determined to Fl)/G
all orders we are entrusted with ,specia aan _i5i~
dividualattention. Write US HS S00" HS YOU eclte
upon holding a_ picnic so that we can get ready( 0
give you service, that will_enable yes to _ma on _
snccess of your picnic financially and ot erwise.
Picnics and races booked in the order in which
bookings are received. ,
Write us right away.
R. T. HOLMAN LTD.
, Summerside
Picnic
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our Old Favorite
Pettijolins Break-
fast Food '
A beautiful cereal con-
sisting of Rolled Wheat
with all the bran.
A fresh supply just in
20c per pkg.
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lfice Hours 9,30--12.3
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IT PAYS to bllyln thi! PIOYIDOD. .» ii WHITE RO,SE GASOLINE. Poole
HOT DAYS aro now liere-spend
them at the North Shore McMiilan's
li0l¢“l.'Sll1fl|lUDe- ’l`crnis nioderate.
Teienhoiw. 7,027-7-15Mni.
TO LOAD DEAL.-The three mast-
ed schooner, Edith Dawson. has arriv-
ed hero at l’ictou from Charlottetown
in -tow oi’ the tug Wlllium Aitken. She
will load deal for the olil country,
HOME FOR BURIAL.--The death
occurred at the (‘ity Hospital, Bos-
ton. on July 11th of Miss Sarah
Agnes Williams. daughter oi' Mrs.
Uriah Williams, Tyne Valley. The re-
mains were expected last night.
Funeral notice later.
1 NAVAL MEN RETURN.--Mr. Wai-
lacn Rose, East Baltic .=-_:id Mr. John
Robertson, llcil Point, have returned
t`roni overseas having spent two and ai
hal( years i-ii the British Navy. Tlioii'
many friends are pleased to sm- tiiein
back looking so well and are giving
thein a hearty welcome.
CORNWALL - YORK WOMEN’S
INSTITUTI-J will hold n. Festival at
York Point Wharf, .liily ltith at G p. in,
ice cream, cake, tea and sandiviclii-s
served. Procceris i`or school improve-
ment. The Hazel lt. Leaves Pownal
Wharf at 2.30, 5.00 and 7.15 p. ni.
lteturn fare 10 __ccnts, 0007-'i-i4M2ipd.
THE L. O. L. CELEBRATION.-One
oi` the pleasing features of the tlrange
Tea on Saturday was the splendid
udilross given lfy the Rev. Mi", ltiiy-
mond, the new Rector of St. Paul's
(‘hui'<-ii. This was.tlio tirst opportunity'
that inany of tho audiciii-e had oi'
hr~ar.'-rig Mr. ltayniond and he was
ciitliiisiasticully received. _
A FORMER ISLANDER.-Th" runny
|`rit»nds oi" ltev. W. ll. :intl Mrs. Har-
rzicloiigli deeply syinpiithizo \i'.‘th tlieni
in the pnssiiii.: away of Mrs. liarra-
cloiigh's inothcr, Mrs. R. I3. ltowe, of
Ne-rivick, ()iilai'io. The liev. lt. li.
_Rowe is well reinenibcrud by innny
.if thc older people c‘i` P. E. island.
whcrn he served with niarked ability
:ind siiccr-.ss on several circn’ts, prior
tn the union ot the Bible t'iiristirn
'intl \Vcsleyan Metlioilist cliiii'clii:s of
tho dominion.
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PASTOR RElVIEMBERED.~~ltuv. and
Mrs. P). A. \Vcstnirii't-land and little
son, Lloyd, left. Friday, says the St..
John ’l‘i-|'~;;r:ipli, for tho Ntisliwtiak
rirt-itil, ivlioro ltcv. Mr. \Vr-=tiii,or<~.-
land will tziko up his new iiold' oi'
labor. llov. Mr. \Vi-stinoi't‘laiiid has
lioiin pastor oi' the (‘ai'letoii Metho-
dist i-liuricli for sonic tinic_ and )vas
well liked by his 1-ongrcgatioii .ind
will be t;i‘eatly niissi~rl by thoin. ’l‘l-ie
1-oiii.:i'r-i.:titioii prtiseiiteil to him an up
propri;1te ntidress and ii purse of gold.
Mrs. \Vestinoi't\lniiil, ivlio has been
very at-tive in i-luirch work, was cn-
t.oi'laiiif\ti by the Mission i‘ircli\ at the
lionio ol Miss llaznl Myles and a
handsoinc truvelliiig bag pi'oseiiI.oil to
hci'.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The
(‘ross Roads school, Lot. 48. hiid its
puhlit' vxaiiiiiiatioii on June 217th.
'l`lie ‘tout-lier Miss ‘Minnie lnnian con-
ducted the rxaniliiation and the pupils
showed it tlioroiigh lciioivletltre of the
work gone ovcr during ine tcrni.
Prizes \ver~: given for goiici'1il pro-
ficiency in tho diffcreiit grades. Miss
lnnian-lizis proved lioi‘solf a very cap-
nihle tcai'lif‘i' and tlie.-t~liildreii under her
tuition liaveniade rapid pi'ogrc.~ie in all
sithjcts. The school grouiids are to 'bc
eiiiargctl this year anti it is hoped
through liine to have this school so
atitrarti\'t‘. that it will be a. credit to
the <-.oinniunit_v. The ratcpayeri; 'should
al| be intnrcsterl in improving their
s»<-liooi.. 'Those who have no childreii
attending, as well as those who have
should show their interest us tho
training of the oliildren is very inipor-
tant totniakc good, able citizeiis of
the coming generation. lt is egrpocted
Miss ilnninn will be liero to open the
school again August 13th. Qnc in-
tcrestteil. -
Armstrong, U. C. Juno 11th, 1919.
Minard's Liniment Co.. Ltd.
Yarinoutli, N. SL
Dear Sirs: _
Since the start of tho Baseball sea-
son we liar.; been hindered with sore
muscles, sprained ankles, cte., but just
as soon as we started using Minard‘s
i.ininien»t our troubles ended. Every
liasoball player should keep a bottlo ot
your iiniment handy.
Yours truly.
E. E. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary Armstrong High School
Baseball Team.
Five Reasons :ind Some
Others why People
Favor our Fountain
"ii' on this theme I rightly think
'l‘hcre are ilve reasons why we
drink-
Sotlii rare, s friend, bccnusc
/ wo`rn dry
Or Inst wc siiuli bo byo and byo
And ony other reason why."
Thorn is no lack or reason
why you should favor our foun-
tni~n~--cacli beverage listed on
our menu is ii. reason.
We spare noltlier cnro nor ex-
ponso to mnko each drink serv-
od tho best of its kind.
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM?
.lOHNSON & JOHNSON
Tho Quality Drulltoro
Bornor Kon! all Prlloo “P008
Ml Groot tloorgo lt.
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summer beverage.
and healthful and
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Being a pure fruit juice, it is wholesome
Keep a bottle always in the house.
Sole agents for Canada,
National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited.
‘.]’ULY 15 1919 g V y i i  'i
   i  nits cisivriiiitoiniuinii  """“*”'-'     
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ci-iutscii or »sco1'i.ANo.-in.ev. 6372'7'9M“-
en McDougall will preach Wedncs- “_” - . -
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>»>\\\ ls the pure ju
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,V/';\\§:\/\\ \ 0 ` 0
\U`,“"' ° sf.,
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ripened limes.
There is no comparison between le
and “Montserrat” for making all kinc
` Delicious Summer Drinl
There’s no bother or mess with
“Montserrat”. lt is ready to acid its
own delightful flavor to any cooling
fine for the children.
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OUR TERMS ARE CASH
with the snappy tartn
_  rf ' the refreshing tang
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'  H   _ fruity flavor - of I
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Occasionally, it has seemed -to be iiccess:ii‘y as a convenience to, allo
out “on approbation." We have just observed that quite a number of sui
actions have accumulated during the past few weeks. Please note that
purchases are DUE FOR PAYMENT. Bills for them are being mailed now
you receive youi's~wiil you bc good enough to send us _the amount prompt
IVE 'THANK YOU.
& McLEOD, Limited.
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WARNING.-ivni tio yofinr num
who eiitcretl tiiy liouso on the <~or'iit-r o
et` llaylicld and liilin Avoiiiie, last Ap-
iteturn samo at once and save t`iirtlit»i-5
trouble us he is known. lt. .\it'.\':~ili.|
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EVANGELISTIC SERVICES -'l`hf‘
1 . ii
l<Iv:iiit:ol‘istic sr~i'vitros at l.on;; i‘i‘r.‘\'i< it
tire being czititiniicrl this wr‘t‘k -'ts fol-
lows: Tiiesiliiy. subject, “A l-`zitli<~i's`
l<`ai'e\voll Message to his Son." \Vr:d-
Tliiirsrlav True .ind l“.risi-~ ltr-iiisf“» ll
There will he special intisic tit caclii
service. 7.~i='» old titne. ~.
DR. PRINGLE ON PROHiB|TiON.-
ln the coiirse of his i‘t=<:tiiit sornion in l
(}t1lli\goStrect l’i‘1:sliytoi'liiii (‘hur<~h, 1
Toronto, s:.‘,'s the 'Foroiilo (ilohi-, ltr.
.`\`o|'th lttisiiro
rii, taking froin there a sum of inont~_\'. , .lean .ind lirnia liouston.
o repi‘i‘sr\tit l’.
ill. ,
Mrs. Ali-x. 'l`ho1npson and tzliild. and
nesduy. “’l‘he Uiipai‘doitahlc Sin and 'Mrs. ('. l’. llolden and tfhilrl, left this
, _, “ , ~ -  '  mrniin: for l’rint~e ldflwiirtl lsiiiiid. -
l"
Miss Aiiii'i
_v her litllo iiiecc Miss \"t~roiiii-a \lt--
'.1|rllty, ot' Ht.
1 it- city.
l’r`ni.:le. the inotlor_<itor ol' the goin-ral
1%'
't`lii- Misses lliizci and Myra Wood
t` Southport, l.ot 48 are visiting at
tho r.:iiests oi' Misses
I\ii'. t‘iit-stor Acorn. has ri»tiii‘nf-tl
'ont \'niicouvi~r ivlicro bf- hiiil ttonv
E. lsiniitl at tht-. llotni-
ion t‘onvi~iitiop of (ii‘en|. \\'zii‘ Veter-
Mrs. J. Strwzii'i .\'t‘ill and rliildrcn
i‘<~tlr~i"i<'ion (llc-aiieix. vnmq “Hgh WN won
_ inoro and S. (llarkln se
run b_v S, (‘iarkln, 1
ond:-_ ilarold (Tudniore
inoi-t» itrd. Time 1 ininut
t`airt Wliccl Haro 1 |Will
bio, Alfred l`iidniore, Bi
.\’lc(‘.¢ii'tli_\'. :itwfiiiipaiiiititl
'l`crcs:i, is visiting in
assenihly, spoke a wcicoine \\'or,1 on
'gl-I --- t
the sii-hject_ of alcohol. ilo soiil:»-"I
wzis it toiiilteiwiiico i'anai_li: Iteforo I
went. ovvrseiis. l ani ten tiin:-s thr-
t<~nipt:i‘ziiii-.t= fanatic l watt situ-1: coin-
ing l>ztcii." Only tliose who have hzitl
coiitzirt with artiial t-uses ol intoxir'-i
ai.ioii.r~:in t`ull_\» roalizo thi- :iivlul rar-,I
ages of int_o.\:if-ntiiit: drink und the,
itlisoltite iieeossity oi' puttiin.: toinptzi-
tion as l'ai' out ol rear-li as possible.
l"oi' this rietlsoli it is at on( i‘ .said niid
rleplomlilo that tin_vonr‘ siioulil op~,
poso prohibition, -hy whit-li t'ni:ilitif_-s]
for drinklnrr are so oi`|'t‘t<t.iiall_v kept]
away. Very nitiny oai'iir~st ptioplc in
tho l'nlt:~tl States _uri-. on this at-rotiiii
deeply izrinvird that a niuii oi' such,
high position and gcniiiiie i‘r~put:ition
as Scnattir ltoot. should hte <'lianipion~
ing the liquor interests. A wonian in
Glasgow was seen by it policeninn
going over a square picking tip soine-
tlilnr: and Putting it in it basket. ‘\\'hcn .
the oillcial deintindiul to sr-1-. \\'li:it s|ir~‘
was doing lin found she had li:-on pick-
ing up pieces of glass, bet-arise, tis
she put it, the bairns' feet would tlif~rn»
by he pi‘esci°vr~d i`i‘oiii being hurt. l’ro
lnihltion is only innking it onsior for
people to live slriiiglit and true.
PERSONALS
Miss licers, trained nurse oi' this,
city, left yesterday for \Vootl.<.to"k.
N.l4.
-Brlgtidicr General ll. t‘. 'l`li:it-.kt-i~ :ind
Li.-(`oloncl A. ll. lloi'drn_ lliilitzix, :irc
regislnrcil ut tiht- Victoria.
Mrs_ Patrick Evtins has rr-turnfvl to
hcr homo in Peaki-s Station nftcr ti
viit to this city. ,
Mrs. George Drew, tlnifton Street
who luis been in llaiifax during tho
wrir, has returned to her hoino where
she will be joined this irr-ok by her
son and dn\u.:litf~i'. ~ .
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Z\li'. and ‘Mis Wooldt
turiied home :titer a
visit spent. with their
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ELM AVEN E
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Sports were held at
grfiiiiids on Sitiurdny
niilt- ruiining race was
by John Lonaphle an
nioro and was won by
three yards. A quarter 1
was won by S. (‘larkin.
en; secoiid. l‘ct.er Welsl
».n~ Mfr' 1-»<2~4a.
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Well-Built Bodies
Grape Nuts is a scien
tific blend of wheat and
matted barley. It Contains
` all the nutriment of the
grains, including the
I priceless mineral salts so
necessary for health. No
wonder it builds sturdy
bodies and keen brains
 His