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HEELERs'_'V°t° wr P“t°“ “nd Consumers will receive the very best
'°“'“- coal liy _ordering their supply now.
7261-7f24M3l.
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its Good Business
to order your ~win_ter Coal
Supply now. Coal iscoming _ _
ingood orderand prices are Pickiing Vinegars
reasonable( . ,_Pcanut Butter ,
We can supply the best Pickles in bottles
both hard and soft. -_ Mustard Sauce
A ‘ Pickled Onions
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Purity Flour is at high-grade, flour
because every care is used to
make it so. '
“More Bread and ‘Better I
_ Bread and Better Pastry" v
Canada Food Board License Nos.
Flour 15. 16, 17, 18' Cereal 2-009s
"Purity ‘Oats Make Better gorridge"
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. FOR SALE BY UARVELL BROS.
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lili LIVES ON HIS I"El1`:T-
most of the time, and if he
did not wear the right kind
ol' shoes-comfortable, well
fitting, serviceable footwear
A -he would soon get footsore
and weary. We keep .police
 . oi’i`ieers’, I e t i e r carriers’,
\vorkinginen’s, and other
folks who are on their feet..
_ _  . a lot. pleased with our fine
` 1”/ shoc repair work, and sane
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Sweet Pickles in bulk A
All fresh goods direct from
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‘ TRYON BAPTIST 'SERVi'CES`July
Nth as follows: Bonsliaw 11 a. in.
’l`ryon 7 p. lu. ,»
THREE CARLOADS I'oi'tland _ee-
nient oi' 3,000 bugs just arrived. 'i‘l\o
ltogers ' Hai'|.lwai'e_ Cu., Ltd.
7204-'I-2‘.IlIi2li.
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THE LIBERALS TAXED EVERY-
THING but your shadow. lf you give
lllvlll a chance they will tux that. Vote
for Paton and Brown, `
OLD SYDNEY SCREENED COAL.
Y-_-<'l`he schooner Joseph M, Gill nr.
rived with o. cargo for A. l'ickai'l &
U0- 7261-7-24lVl.2li.
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two bundles of iiiagazines from Miss
.Nix-l‘ari-.y`s bonikslore, also papers
i`i'onr W. W. Stanley, tluiiikfiilly ac-
knowledged. ` 720;!
RETURNED SOLDIERS DON'T
FORGET THE MEN, WHO STOOD
BY YOU FIRST, LAST AND AL-
WAYS. VOTE FOR PATON AND
BROWN. _
SUMMEHING AT SOURIS.-Ur. and
Mrs. 'i‘. (‘aricton Allen, Mr. and Mi's.
.i. Alex. Tlxonipson and little dangli-
ter, Mrs. l‘. lloltlen and little son,
and Miss l’hyllls 'l‘aylor make a pai'l.y__
who will spend seine time at Sourls,
l‘. ld. I., Says the l"i‘vticrictoi\ Glean-
(!l'.
ENTERTAINED FOR VlSltTORS.--
I\ii':=. l<‘. ll. ldtlgeuoiiilie and Mrs lt.
N. .\inet‘uiin eiilertaiiietl al bridge yes
tertlay afternoon at their suinin/er
home, ('h»~ri'y Bank, in honor of their
guests, Mrs. W..l. ltoberison, ni' 'l`_v-
roii, I’.l<l.l , and Mrs. \V.(i. i\lont-
goinery of Si. John.-i~`re<lei'icioii
(ileaiicr.
i nl
HOME FROM OVERSEAS.-'lhe
ninny t`i'ieuds ot' t`aptaiu Gordon T.
Alley who ai rived iii the city on Tues-
day evening are deliglited to seo
him once niore after his abseiiec of
two years overseas wltii the t.‘. A. M.
t`. Ilr. Alley was tier:-:iiiipaiiieri home
»by his bride _whom he niet in Ilinglanil
and to \vlioin a cordial wolcoiiic to
l‘. IG. Island is also extended.
BARRISTER-AT-LAW. -Mr. I“ran-
r'is i\i. ()'Nl‘ill»oi` i"|‘t~.|it‘l'ii'toii, N.lI.,
who rent-iitly reliii'iieil I`i‘oiu overseas
has been appointed ii-:itary public. Mr.
O'N0ill is at son of ex-Alderman ilugis
(l’NeiIi oi' that I-ity and practised law
in the i‘.inatliaii West. prior to join-
ing the ('.I~}.I". lie ri~eeiitly was re-
adinilti-.ri to tho bar ol' .\'e\v Bruns-
\vii'k. Mr. t)`N:‘ill was a l'oi'nier stud-
ent at lst.. l)nnstau`s_ lliiiversity. .
TRYON AND BONSHAW.-Miss
'Miiiiiie Stewart, Missionary freni lfliiuu
\v"ll spa-ul: in the l’i~_esliylei=iaii ('.hui'<'l\
'l'i'_von next Salibaiii the 27th at li.
'l`he pastor will be present. Sho will
also speiik iii the l’i'osbyterian
(‘.hui't'li, llonsliaw at 7. 'l‘liank oi`l'cr-
ing at both nei‘viees for the "Gordon
Meinorial’ and the “Mantle Stewai"."
.\‘iission iian'ls. A sliver offering re-
<|tie.~;teil_-tI’;ilriol please copy.)
HOME FROM THE WEST.-Mr.
’i`lioina-s G. Kelly, oi' the lluitcd Grain
(irmvers, lielbnrne, _Alberlu, i`ornierly
oi` ’l‘rat-adio (fross. Arrived in tlliarlottn
town on 'i`\iesda_v eveniiig to spend a
two weeks vacation nt his lioiue. It is
lliii'teeii years ago since he left thc
Island.. 1-le is a son of the into Mr.
l’. (I, Kelly and it brother oi' liieut.
Frank Kelly who was killed at Viiny
ltidge. _
ELECTION TIME.--Iteplying to en-
quiries as to wlietlier Daylight sav-
ing or old time is to be observed at
the polling on ""ele`et’l6ii day’ the
Guardian is aiitlierized to sta_ie__tiiat
in the city-it-hcl towns -in wIilch-Dny-
iight savinié-time has been adopted
the polls will be opened and closed
nceordiiii; toithnt time. "in all other
places old iiine will bc observed.
'l`iie ltcturiiing officers liavo been in-
structed as above .
Ask I'or_Mlnard’s and take no other
I -' -..F -'W
EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.
or -TINTERNATIONAL L|NE~-
HEBUMPTION OF FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE-' --
BT. JOHN AND BOSTON
Steamship "CALVIN AUSTIN" will leave St. John every WEDNIDSIJNY
at 9 n. m., and evcry SATURDAY at 6 p. m. (Atlantic time.) H
The Wednesday trips are via Eastport and Lubec, duo Boston 10 o. m.
Thursdays. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays,
lil. ni. l¢`Aiti‘1 $9.00. S'l`A'i'l1ilt(i0MS $2.00 up, .-
Direct nnnnection with Metropolitan stoamern for New York rin Cope,
Cod Canal. Frelgllt rsteo and full information aiwly to I
|52!-5/Imott. = »
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S. S. Service Between Pictou N.S. and Eastern
Ports oi P.E.l. for Season oi 1919
Via S. S. Harland
uonnnv-iienvn, Mg,,,t.,g,,.,_ 1»'_E_1_ 1 n, m., Lower nnningut 1.45 n.
Georgetown 8.15 a.m.. 1Vl'\l\'l'°Y
North 12 o'cloo|¢ nrrivini; ot I'lC€0\l. N» 5' 55°" 4 P- m'
WEDNESDAY and Snturdny-Leaves Picton on arrival oi noon train so:
o I1
_ Ham” mums at neun Pt., Georga.own, arriving at Mo Bl
5.30 n. in. _ `
TIIUIISDAY-Leaves Montague at 8 a- UL °°|"“-‘E “E '“t°'m’d“t° mms un
way to Cardigan raturninl to Geor305°W“ “UW °V°”l“5 md W'
_ maining over night.
FRIDAY-Leaves Georgetown at 6.30 l. m..
arrtylng st Picton I pfm.
Run* by Dnflight Saving time. "
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0 __ rt or particulars wr o w re W"-UA” "cum"
limi-aziiitr. ' ` A3   ,_ .  13|t*°"N°°'
m.
Murrny Harbor South 8.30 o. n
River 11 o, in., Murray linrborw
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Eye Specialist _ -
Office Royal Bank Build-
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Office Hours 9,30--12.3
2---5
Phone 68-Yi
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America's choice of toilet
waters, meaning not only in
thc odors, but inthe produc- ,B
tions __thnt h ave greatest*
strength and last the longest. #E
Have us show you ZAZA ,E
the latest in toilet waters.-,F
J asmin--Lady Mary--Celeste 4,
and dozens ofsothers. ,B
THE TWO MACS 
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14| arm omg. oe. :
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the stiaight government ticket Patent
and Brown.
RECEIVED at l*`alt-onwood I-lospltnl`
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all lines
White Canvas Footwear at Poole '&
’l‘l_\oinpson’s, Ltd., Montague.
6872-7-9Mtf.
INTELLIGENT MEN [WHO WANT
ECONOMICAL AND CAREFUL GOV~
ERNMENT, VOTEFOR THE POP.
ULAR CANDIDATES, PATON AND
enown. “ _
THERE WILL BE N0 BELL in
tho House after the election and sear-
ceiy any opposition. Vote for the
Arsonault Goveriiiiieiit. Vote for Pa-
ton and Brown. '
BUILDING AT BRIGHTON.-Mr. A.
I.. liowatt, oi’ Carve.-II Bros., has start-
ed work on the construction of an up-
todate 'residence on Ambrose street,
Brigliton, on the ‘land recently purch-
ased by hifni from Mr. Donald McKin-
non.
ELECTION TIME.-Replying to en-
quiries as to whether Daylight sav-
ing or old time is in be observed at
the polling on election day the
Guardian is authorized to state that
in the city and towns in which Day-
light saving time has ‘been adopted
according to that time. in all other
blaees old time will he observed.
'l‘he Returning oilieers have been ln-
f~ltrucicd as above. . -
PERSONALS
QAM. iSci'gt. Ilui‘i»y Drew has arrived
from iialifax on a visit to his mother,
Airs. (Ieorg¢;'lii'e\v,
l\lrs. Il. lloy Iiolinun has as her
guest at her suniinr-r cottage, her
motlici' and sister iroin Moncton, N.
Il.
Mr; and Mins. W. (`_ Lawson and
ianiily are visiting the |`orinei"s par-
ents Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Lawson,
t‘ity,
.____.
The many friends nf tho itev. Dr.
!'oiIi'n cf the (‘anailian Mission, -'l`rini-
lad, \’I/est Indies, are pleased to see
liiin once more here it is fo\ir-and~a-
|inlt` 'years siiice lir, (‘oili'n was last
here, so he has well earned his vacat-
ion from tho ti‘opi<'s.
ANOTHER HERO WELCOMED.
(ln the evening oi` June 2I'»t.i\ A
nuinhei; oi' trieiuls and nciglihours
<.:ailiei'ed iogctiier at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Mr-Iioan, tlcean
View, to weicoine i’Ii‘. Archie ll. Mc-
liean froin the liatIiei`ielils of l°`rnn<'.c
and l"lnndei‘s. An ailtiress \vas road
by Miss Iviillie Mar- Wlllinin and the
gift pi'eseiiIed by I\Iast.ei‘ Aiexaiidoi
ltork\ve|l,A fitting reply was inatle by
|’ti\_ iVIa<'l.i-:iii after which all sat do\vii
to n table ot' good things provided
hy the ladies. ’l’he rest. oi' the even-
ing was vi-ry pleasantly spout in music
and dum-ing. Tho company dispersed
ai`i`(n' bouncing tho hero und singing
the National Anthein. The address is
as Iollows:-
llear .{\r.:liiu:»-lt is with pleasure
wo inoet in-rt tonight to weleonie you
hack from the great \vorhl war in
which we are proud that you so brave-
ly did your part figliting for the sur-
ety oi' our hoinfis and the froedoni of
the \voi‘ld. While we,rr-joiee in your
home coming and that you so fortun-
ately oscunul being seriously \vound~
ed. we do not. i'orgr~i to offer oui' heart
ielt syiiipatliy to your Iuniily for the
loss of on.-. wlio so truly gave his
life for his country as ii' he had died
lighting on the battle fields of I~`rnnce.
We wish you to accept this-gilt as a
small token ol' thc apprt-einiion oi
your l`rieii|is who wish you all pros-
perity and happiness in the future.
Armstrong, B. C. June 11th, 1919.
Minarrl’s Liniinent Co., Ltd.
Yarmouth, N. S.
Dear Sirs:
Since the start of the Baseball ses-
son we have been hindered with sore
muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but just
ns soon as we started using Minard's
iiininient our troubles ended. Every
base-liuli player should keep it bottle of
your liniin':nt handy.
Your-5 truly,
E. E. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary Armstrong lligh School
l'*i1P%t%f?té'|'5i€‘lrJI1iiIvP?f€1'5i€‘l'¥lL*N€'l?l€‘l5i€‘l**
SWEETS
THAT SA l`lSFl'
. Our candy is pu re,
wholesome and delicious,
the kind that satisfies the
most critical palate, and
leaves nothing to be de-
sired.
' Our assortment includes:
‘ Page & Shaw’s Choco-
j lates. I
f Neilson’s Chocolates.
1 W1`llard’s Chocolates -
` Moir’s Chocolates -.-
Lowney’s Chocolates ~
. We have an excellent
line of bulk Chocolates
. and Candies,- the kind
. the kiddies like too,”-
Don’t forget to take a box
of candy home.
` IDHNSDN & .l0liNSON
~ -rits. ouniny`onr|'»em_- _
Bornor Koh! old Prtlol Urol!
oooooooaoaooooo 
" KINDNESS and telling
f
Politics
.I WIAS glad
W1-IIDN l heard
'1‘_,1-wi' n Political
MEETING was to be
HELD in' our hall,
AND that all the
‘CANDIDATES would. opveak, 7*`
FOR I was fed up
WITH ‘being forced to
LISTEN to the second
IIANDED political trash
WHICH people, even
RESPECTAIBLE people, were
HANDING around, so I wus
GLAD to get u
-I
1 1
CIIANCE to hear the
REAL tillk. Great
1
v
VVAS my siirpriso
WHEN n ilne, pleasant
I"/\(‘l<Ji) man got up
AND after thanking the
PEOPLE ‘for their
them
HOW intelligent they
WIERE, he sailed
INTO the opposing `
CANDI DATES with language
'I‘iiA'l‘, under ordinary
('lIt(‘.llMS'I`AN(,‘ES, wouli cause
IIIM to be sued for
Iiliiloii or slander or >
SOMETHING.. H0 was
STILL going strong when
SOMEBODY stopped hi-n
n nd
TOLIJ him that his i
TIME was up, but _
IIE kept right
ON uiiiil lie was
STOPPED again. The
OTHERS all followed suit`
\VlTl{ the sainc kind of
TALK und all of
THEM had to be stopped
BEFORE they had
riNisnE`D. 1 nm
SURE that I don`t
KNOW any more nhout
POLITICS now than U
IIEFORE the meeting,
BUT it seems to
ME that there is
A LITTLE bit. of
BAD in every
GOOD little politician
ANI) like the
GOOD little girl
TIli9Y'l`ti~] noi. to blame.
l TIIANK YOU.
snAci<LEv ExAMINATioN
The half yearly examination of
Hracklcy School was held on Monday
.lime Zl0th at 7 p. m. There was a
full attendance of pupils and a large
number of visitors. The pupils were
exainlncd in the various subjects by
their teacher Miss Mary Jones assist
ed by Miss Annie Mcllonald of Prince
Street School and by their ready and
intelligent answers gave evidence that
Miss Jones is it most energetic toach-
er, Diplomas were awarded to i-Iazcl
Jackson and Willard Prowso and
prizes for general proficiency were
nwnrdod inthe following order:-
Grade 5, Hazel Jackson. Grade 4, Mary
Prowse. Grade 3, Forencc Newson.
Grade 2, George Jackson. Grade 1
(Senior) Roy Diamond and Roland
Seilick. Grade i (Junior) Walter Mac-
Millan, Ralph Rodd. Gordon Roper.
A pleasing programme consisting of
rocltationn by Forence Ncwson, Ester
Dixon, 1I~‘anny IScllick, 'Iiirncst Mtac-
Millnn, -Roy Iliamond. Edith Diamoiul
Sihii MacMillan, Ralph Rodd. Gordon
Roper, [Walter McMillan and George
Jackson and solos by Miss Annie Mr-
llonald und Mr. A. llhlllips were
much enjoyed. Ice cream and cake
was then served and a delightful soc-
inl was about to be concluded when
Hnzel Jackson read the following ad-
dress and May Prowso on behalf of
the pupils presented Miss Jones with
a valuable pendant
Miss Mary .ions `
Dear Teacher:--We cannot let this
'contly visituri .\',al'»:ie on ’I`h-- .lou"n:il
...inniillllllllllllllll Ill II lil II
PIINCE IDIAID ISLAND
CANAD
i .
The Department of Labour and the
Provincial Goi/'ernments have 'organized
a' System of Employment Oiiices from
Coast to Coast for Retumed Soldiers and
all classes of workers-Men and Women
-,trained and_ untrained. _
A Special Section exists for Pro-
fessional and Business workers. .
To look after the special needs of the
RETURNED SOLDIER there is in each
_of these offices, a representative of the
INFORMATION AND SERVICE BRANCH
"~..

NEAR EST OFFICES
- ° l ._ . I . sg _ ~ _ I _ 
» I nuttin Amon of -nie csnrnit ooinonn ~rr2r»¢°#r-s~ 2==°='or=   ,  ‘_i
(P
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EMPLDYMENT SERVICE QF CANADA
DEPARTMENT 0F SOLDlEP.3' CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT
. Tel. No
Charlottetown, Market Bldg., Queen St. 714 °'
during the past year.
Our progress has been niurli inter-
rupted at tiines, b_v several 1-|>irl"iiiics
of sickness, \\'hi<-.li iiecessiiziit-tl the
i-losing oi` the sr-hrzol, Still, we have
had ample op|‘oi‘luniI_\' of gzitnsliig
.Vour wortli as a icaelier and we be- 5
lieve that the ri-suits oi’ the year',s ‘t '
work have been t-nl.irel_v s.'rtisi'at‘oi~y "
to all.
Your duties have In-on i’aitiit`u|v di.;-
eliarged and ,vour,inany good riualii-
irs have r-iidearerl you to the Iiearis v
ol' ycur pupils.
As a token oi our regarrl :intl ap-
prf-ciatioii, we ask you lo uri-1-pt this
gift, with the be-si wishes UT tho giv-
i-rs. and the hope ih:i‘i you niay long
he spared io l`ollo\v your cliosr-ii pini-
fession. `
S’gned on helialt' of the pupils oi'
Braekley School.
` ' ' ' HAZEL JACKSON
MAY PROWSE
--_-»-»-.¢.~..n., ¢.
LEMON JUICE
Although in the opinfion ol' tho Iwst
ha 'nil 
_ _ MALONE, N.v. I "”
MALONIC, N.Y.. uly 2:3.-~ \\'iiIi char
actci'lsIic eiiergy and eiitieyprise .lack
Flanagan. chief host `-for the town oi'
Malone. has undertaken to have the
l’i'iiicr- oi' \Va.lcs visit this centre at-
ter he reaelies Montreal on his Cana.-
dian tour.
At ii inocling oi’ the lor~al.t‘|\a|n-
ber of (‘omincrt.e Mr. Flaiiagan, wh'i`
is well kno.vn t' ‘he tourist.-; who rt-V,
iuia~rrity good roads auioinobilo reli-
ability tour. was rlt'lr»ga|t»d a roiiiiiiil-
tee of 0ne‘lo take all steps to .-~-ei_ii`:'-
a. visit ol' tho liviz' lo 'li»- liritisn
'.nrone.
it is nr r.--.-.1 :: n--~- the lloyal
-;.sitor p -~ 'ei ~'-' 11 _"'05" lI"I'\
'I`lio O:’.tI| Journal tour iii June.
This means that he would cover the
King Edward iiiglhway and \vonl¢i then
enjoy ii sainple' oi' New Yorks splen-
did highway' sys! ani. _
iif iie<-essary, iMr. Flanagan will go
to Ottawa to interview the authori-
ties wltli a view to having n. sitir- trip
to Malone, as a part oi' tho itiiierary
for the i‘i'ini'r‘ o|` Wales.
it is suggested that the i’rinr~.fi of
Wales could tledit'al'» tht- 'l`l|oot|oro
Roosevelt iiitrriiatioiial _int-iiiorial
highway of \\'iiu-li the iinprovt.-I-d
]'|»,-_et-.ptr iiigliway to tittawa is to ho
a brnn<~.li lint: for tmiiscoiiiirieiilnl
voyagers. '
Io 'I booth to vote.
zngue Tariariii.
ed 7"
is t cr. 
~ “Your father'."'
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F-' LL . 'f . '£5--<3
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TAKES _OFF TAI
tiirlsl Make lileacliiiig lotio
if :»l'<in is sunburned
izinned or irefkled
...............,......., .._...... .........-...... , _ ,...,,
:I bottle .cniitztiiiiiig three ounc
tii't~liai'd Wliiio, _-.liako “~e\|_ am
have a tioarwi- pint nr nn- nest r
lv. sunburn and tan lotion, and
l\l“.\lon Ii~'autiiiei‘, at very, very
cost.
hui grovcer has the lemons
any drug store or toilet. counter
snppiy three ounces oi’ Orchard
,lor a few cents. Massage this
I-y traizraiit lotion liito the face,
I aitnis and hands c-:ich day and seo
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have Iakt-n place at Toulouse
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t‘hristinn naine. lt is not
'l`a»i'tni'ln that has voted, hut
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lieru." said i|ie'yonng man
would have 'oinbraeed him with
pieasiiie Ile is my father
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