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_and 1-_:tl`;|t‘_.tiy,_§l_‘_g_sli_ _country _ Z _ __ /
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" (purer,  'or more
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'_ ty, the Olntm _ no soothe and
__ ___» al Thegprevent' in troublenlf,
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 euro, Dept... Bodum' `  . ."
1 ' Soldbydealenthroughouttlieworld.
 
GENERAL FOCH SENDS V
AVIATOR T0 ITALIAN FRONT
(Special to the Guardian).
LONDON, June 22.-General Foch
recognizing the very great value of
avlatorsfor the work of destroying
ingthe Austrians pontoon bridges has
sent 'reinforcements to the Italian
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>I€‘l*)I(4'5I@3I€'l9IF
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
' in-
AGENTS WA NTED
_ W* E I
MISCELLANEOUS
PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED
Send for Catalogue, Prints, Solar
and Bromide. Finished Portraits
Contra! or Flat. Frames, Glass and
all su'pplies.Merchants Portrait Co.,
Toronto. 8038-6-18MEtil24_
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
DOM|N_|0N EXPRESS MONEY OR-
ders for five dollars costs ' three
CBIILS. 9020M‘E1l.
GENTLEMAN REQUIRES NICELY
furnished bedroom in private house.
Good street. Replies confidential,
to D. c.o. Guardian Office. 8018pd.
“the old .reliable Fonthlll Nurser~ _
ies." We teach our men to sell.
Experience unnecessary; highest
commissions paid; handsome, tree
equipment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto. ' 7074-ti-1Meto29th.
E _ ~,
WANTED AT ONCE-WIDE-AWAKE
commission agents in all sections
of the Island to sell to every farm-
er and household the UTILITY
canning outfit, to preserve fruits
andvegetables and save what is
going to waste, reduce cost of liv-
ing.' A child can operate same and
large profits can be realized, by the
farniers. Goodf responsible, ener-
getic agent to organize the sale and
as di.atrili_utor, should write without
dela$t_to*the~_Canadlan Home Can-
nlngga Arlroelaelon Limited, 97 st.
'Jam , Montreal. 8063-0-20ME6ipd.
 FOR SALE
PICKED UP BY ST-EAMER BRANT
5 miles off Victoria 17th inst one
fishing boat “Sea Queen," square
stern; Carver built, white with
black top, five anchors, five boxes
lobsters, rope on board. Owner can
have boat by paying for advertise
ment. T. G. Taylor, Agent Marine
and Fisheries. 8002-6-22M3l.
'A-EACHEIRS WANTED
ATTENTION. PRINCIPAL WANT-
ed for Victoria School. Supplement
voted $150. Midsummer vacation.
Apply by letter or in person if pos-
sible. E. Boswell, Secy. Trustees.
9030-6~24Mtt.
WANTED. -` A SECOND- CLASS
teacher for Stanchel school district,
No, 214. Supplement $40.00, mid-
summer vacation. Apply to D. Dix-
on, Sec’y. Bradalbane. R.R. 4.
, 9036-6-24M2ipd
FOR SALE BROWN WICKER BABY
carriage cheap. Apply 187 Prince
Street. 9021-6-24M3i.
FOR SALE-COTTAGE ON HENS-
ley Street.Apply' 7 L. Prince Street-
- .~ 9029-6-24M1lipd.
Fon sA|.E.-secono HANo Fone-
sail, also single dory (new.) Apply
W. L.'D. Box 276, City.
9035-6-2~Im6iPD.
HELP WANTED -
1 ~  .~ MALE
wAN'r£o-A MAN 'ro wonx in
meat market. One with exile-'
rleiice preferred. Saunders. NSW-
sofno & C0. _ 8082-il-21M6iDd.
 
TEACHER WANTED FOR NMS-
couche school. second class, one
competent to teach French prefer-
red. Supplement $60. Midsummer
' holidays. Apply A. J. Poirier, Sec'y.
9032-6-24M5lpd
TEACHERS WANTED- PRINCIPAL
and Vice Principal for Montague
High School. Apply to Martin »Mc-
Kinnon, Secretary 8020-6-18ME3l.
TEACHER WANTED FOR WILMOT
Valley School district-No. 71. First
or second class. Protestant I>l'9fBl'l"
ed. Supplement $75. Ed. C. Casely,
Secretary Trustees! 9012-6-22M2ipd'.
_'rEAci-len WANTED Folr MEAD;
owbank school, first or second class
supplement $90. Geo. H. .Boyle
Cornwall. ~ ' 9003~G'22M3l
_ WANTED HELP- '§EA¢HEnI_\~.AN'r;o l=ofi'Non1'H
i- . FEMALE
W -_ s ___
olnujyv/ArrreoAr=oln 1lf{ou{se`\t/vgtnk.
N it . e -
°;f~“° .“g_ My sos4-6-zoiwmr
WANTED CAPABLE GENE-.FIA_L
ma *for two months. Good wa8®s.
Apgy Mrs. Richardson. Geomo-
mwn _ 9010-ii-2ZM4lpd .
Granville School. Sulwlengent '.370-
A l to Wm. R. Taylor, ecre ary
pp Y _ J ' ~ 8097-6~22M6iiid;
TEACHER WANTED FOR __PEAKE7§-
Station School, experlenclyi teacher
first or second, Spring- an fall vac--
ation, Supplement $50. Apply to
Joseph A. McDonald. Pealtes Sta-
tion _ 9000-6-22M2ip_ll.
wAN"eo.--A vouno elm. Aeourl
16, or ilgntheusswork. u few HOU"
sa fdayg references. ADDI! IW lef-
ter-'io J. K., Guardian. 8019-6-18Mtf
wAN‘rEo-sscono cLAB8 TEACH-
er for Bradalbane Sohool to take
charge July ist. Supplement $25.-00
Major Murray, -Secy. 8080-6-21M3l
warqien Ar once Fon 1-Hs P. s.|
Island Hospital a smart youul; girl
forfhousework. ADl’lY Ml” KW
buril, Housekeeper. 8055-6-20W
MAID' 'WANTED FOR CHAMBER-
work. Apply at Morell Hotel.
rescues-Flns'r on ascono
_ class, wanted for Albion Cross.
ggimgi, Supplement $60.00. Spring
and fnll vacation . A. D. Mathe-
son. Secretary ofp Trustees. St. Pe-
, Il. il. N _ 2. Box 1.
te" ° soqs-s-21ivl2l.
- 8°17`°'18M" ' vv.AN'rso-exvenlenceo *resou-
 
 nose'
i .  _ ‘ .
LOST-IPB W\EEN BENJAMIN FAR
_sr for Bunbury School, two miles
from Charlottetown. S_ul>Dl0m°“l
$75.00. Walter Jonas; ‘Sec’y.
808|*0~21M4ipd
quasi-soar, Mt. Herbert. and 1"'“ll°"‘,_'r£Aci-len wmreo -- WANTED
ton' rsh bridge. 11 i!0lfl mi°`|"/* -i'or'Priast Fond School second Class
wat .hitlnder please leave at Botti- _¢¢scher.Su|Jlllement _$75.00. ~Attend
Fa harson's. so'mnziM9l; jg. -.nice over 25, .loner basin July in
D F Keays, Secretary, R. F. D.
Los __ £5 anon l<ev._ FINPEFJ N6. 5. som-lr.. sow:-zimilpa.
._ __ ~ _ solsezoiaal
i.oe1‘».--A- Pulls! com-Ammo A
large sum off money. near M61-0*”
Bros! store, ltgilifth Wiltshire. Finder
piano :mary :ser cioraévln. Wilt-
W .
shi _ and rece a reso5s_6_20M3‘pd
. f
ple? ave' -at Guardian Oiilcef.
i
fnaonen wAN'rso-ron :Loon
School District No. 15. SuPl>l9-
ment |180. ' First or second class
male- preferred. A*DI>ly 1° 3011"
R. McWilliams. Secretary. llldllll-
(Patriot copy.) so"_8_2‘m2l _
 lr¢AcH¢n wmrlo Fon Plenum
._
TO LIT-7 ROOMID HOUBI COR.
We oath and King Streets. Sew-
East School' (Second Class ) Sill’
-_------* plamant $4 . ADDIY Ed- P- ~T5Y~
Secretary, ‘Paakes Rd. 8057-6-20MiIl
_ . I Stro I-- Rll HUNDRED TIACHINS
er# Apply 7 L_ 50-2|;fll?24M3ii’td."q;-'gqulred for Saskatchewan and Ai
' OTTAWA, June -18.--That the nil-
Iratory instinct is _strongly 'eligrafted
in tha average' Prince Edward Island-
er is' tt- matter of common knowlo l¢.;o.-.
The limited opportunities for exp.ii\~
sion which the Island offers is doubt-
les-_i the couieiof this, for the a'rera'.ge
native sou is ambitious, and, given the
opportunity," he 'is 'ibic to ‘hor-l ‘his
own _with the. best products of other
plicc:i \\'ritin in this strain recalls
me .nrvlr frmihsmslsr his in-._-wir.
kucv: them in Summerside. Three
ys ale all residents of Ontayia1tA`l1;
_ , y positions of responsl/blfty"'an_d='
» .rlfl in ,sslhfsllsal v.sLs>2mi¢.‘_lie;_;‘
cause fi! the fexceptionalhlf .i,cnl-r-
actfzr and __ ir onine and abiltv. The
oldest. son. t Fte<lerlci£_` vi/its the
first to bred ` mil3"f_ _ 'Early in
life Ernest le ,ililoflsi _’ hcnic and
came~t}'i~Ott ',f;iHe.efitcreri the gm.
ernment __se` _ e' shortly nftor his ar-
iival. and _ked his wibv ir-J from a
junior ciarksliipfn the Militia' Depart-
l'eient'»to the position of Ansistiiiit Dc-
puty Minister; and _Secretary of the
Militia Cou_nci'l.“ Whren (fanuda en-
tered tlie war, the work of the Militia
Uepartnioiit was greatly increased.
New branches had to lic created and
developed, and in this work Mr. .lur-
\'is‘_ubility as an organizer was strong-
ly demonstrated; indeed, to lllni, per.
haps more than to any other man in
the service, is due the large measure
of success which has zittcndcd the
work of the government along this
liiie'. lt is, therefore,-not surprising
that ‘in__ the distribution ol' honors ro-
cently Mr. Jarvis' exceptional ability
should be recognized by his elevation
to a Companionship in th-1 linpei'ia.l
'Service Order. This high honor was
not sought by Mr. Jarvis, neither was
it expected; but thatit was well mer-
ited no one acquainted with the re-
cipient will deny.
C U I
Charles W.,’ the second mr-niber of
the Jarvis family, also left home early
and came to this province. After
'prospecting around a bit lie decided
that Fort William' looked good, and
there he pitched his tent, so to speak,
and there he still resides. lie is a
recognized leader among the liiiunci-
ers of the province, and some years
ago was honored with election to a
the Conservatives of his adopted
home. Gerald, the third boy. follow.
ed his older ‘brother to Ottawa. He
was not long here before he made up
his mind to be o banker, and in the
Bank of Ottawa he was given every
opportunity for development. When
a. new manager was needed for the
branch of that Bank at Arnprior young
Jarvis was given the job, and he is
still holding down the inann.ger's desk
with eminent success W.lieii Gerald
is not engaged in his official duties.
or entertaining friends at his summer
“cnmp" overlooking the beautiful Lake
Clear, he is concerning himself with
rocks and clays and such things
around and about, and has nlore than
a local reputation as li geologist.
1 U l .
In the youngest boy, William, per-
haps the wanderlust is most strongly
llevcgoped. It got it Eflrm grip of him
when young. and _s ill sticks _closer
than li. hrother.- Since leaving the pat-
ernal home he has been here, there
and everywhere, and then sonic. He
was in the Cobalt district for some
‘l 
Clean to
all Drug-
qsm. Grocers
Storee.
: 'z ,.,»-»¢-e_'wUlt`~- _
Udo-I0-no _
Cures Pers.pi_ra-
Excessive perspiration of arm
-pits, hands, feeii, neck, fore-
head, stc., is completely reliev-
ed by two application: a week
of Oda-ro-no.
The harmless. unscented toilet
water. A bottle _ _ _ _ . . _ . . . 76e.
 Two Macs
We woulrl_ advise
all house'h(i_l’t’_ei¢si to
Qrder  talre die-._
livery or rhee‘_€oal
whlle there is a
_ 1 time rchoolr anew ilytmg-   
,.~_ ' ' -__ N -fdlltulls each appointment lilo -
 nl on roun run pina Apply rua austlaesaumr
wi* il-'4°~'5.:°.§.lr.t..~f»#-!~'=f.~ listener* “'”°"  C~ li  3* (fn
Il.___i-;__nr_id, rs_.. r .bo 't u'; _ .
-_-\m'= fdnfifliinrefiiéfifgiad if%”3)a1i 
seat in the Provincial Legislature by'
_tion Annoyance|
I COAL. 
chance to feet the
_ Fee
running Iow._
reading. __ ..
` Q it 9
other year.__ _r ' t
er
D.
Am Loco  08
Anacond_a.._ .  65%
Ams&it_..  'rl'
Can Pac ............14tl%
M. F. Ct. ............10ll%
Mex Nor Power  98
Reading . . . . . .
 91%
S.
T. U.  . 451/.
U.
P.  . ....122%
A. F.  .  80%
Utah...  ._ ...80,
Crucible  ...(80%
P.R. .. ...B8
Central ._  72%
U. s. ..‘.‘.;.......;..1q_‘ly,
me. and is credited with doing won
derful stunts with a miner's outfit.
_gious affiliations. Last year's "drive"
netted n large amount of money for
this purpose; but a _lgrger sum is aim
ed at this year as tli ' need is greater.
Before the worlc is entered upon everv
city in Canada possessing a Couuci
will bo organized, and when it is re
called that the Order has a member-
ship of over seventy- thousand and
Columbus Homes dot the landscape,
from Charlottetown to Vancouver the
magnitude of the undertaking will be
appreciu.ted.- The Knights of Colum
CLOSING PRICES.
Yesterday Today
You are mentally tir-
-ed, The strain has been
continuous. The sup-
ply of nerve force is _
You -cannotaleave for-
_ _ along rest in the _coun-
'_ try, and it is therefore
necessary that " you
have assistance where -
ti
The west also appealed to him when
the gold fever was at its height.
Wherever he went_he worked with
his eyes and ears as‘ well as with his
hands; and on his return to' the east
took up literary work. producing sev-
eral books which have had wide cir-
culation. _Of these perhaps the best
known are ""l‘rails and Tales' of Co-
balt" and “The Remittance Man."
_both inimitable presentat_ions_oi‘ life
as he~_saw it in the course. of .his
wanderings. He ,was in'-'Porpnto and
happily married wiie`n"tiie war broke
out. When 'Canadil decided ‘to parti-
cipate in,the struggiiewand the -boys
in khaki began to leave our shores,
the wanderlust again took possession
of the Jarvis last-born, and one fine
day found him in khaki on his way ov-
erseas, as a member of a motor units
Thorp- ho _is at this ,mom_eni,,.dolng his
utmost to put the Germans out o
business lt is a safe bet, however,
that incidentally he is getting lots of
local color for future stories bearing
on the war, which will be well ‘wortl
It may interest Knights of Colum-
bus in the Maritime Provinces to hear "'”`“_"“'°'*~'
that at the convention of Ontario
Knights in Windsor last 'week it was
decided to inalieanother big- "drive"
this year in the interests of the Over-
seas Catholic Hut Fund. These huts
are to Catholic soldiers what the Y.
M.C.A. is to soldiers outside the
church. But, like the Y.M.C.A. they
are open to all irrespective of rell. Wm, ||”|¢|.|_ _ _ .
Q. ' I*
l ran across a former well-known
Charlottetown business man in the i - "
rotunda of the Russell House the oth-
evening, in the person of Mr. W.
McKay. It is twenty years, more _
or less, since we last‘saw each other. ‘
*.1 --ta--¢~»~¢..,»-»~»~,\..... 
Slllliii ll_ll_ll_lil|llll$
HALIFAX, N.S._ June 22.-(Quota
tions furnished by F.B. McCurdy &
Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- 
bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- '
Curdy Building, Halifax. N. S.)
67%
61%
77%
146%
102%
95%
ill
84%
45%
122%
81
80%
66%
72%
107%
It
$e_;l\d'=\Pl=ill¢=_ti°n to
Charlottetown.
~-.fp __
Eastern Trail 6°-_ _
Q,_H'B_ €d._ F01’ S818 at 0l1I‘ `
 _t’“<°§?‘»'.l‘.’***°“‘l‘=* '“
iq-\ Y '_ r vi-an
'EC l. rrp- ..\'.-.ri "1"",
Y; _ I . _ - . _
».~ir.en¢rs heads a
..l.lf°.§._.__“"".:.‘.`i.‘.l'-..:°‘..'.‘.lll's» '
gzimittee  spam
f ’rite.'.isrice”.1iunie<i|Eiada _ ’
iw tue. committee is 99 i-li
and -accured interest No
camn;isslon'5. l0;.20 years. if
_ h b_ __ t l d as _ a
~ .:...*:::.<..°e..*:f.t*°...l..°'=l:.s. _
" state that' a shox/1 true ago I hlsérd
~ syndicate was negotiating foil,” this
- deal golng~through`,"at-a price°iwhich
' Sir Thomas White has been invited
to revisit 'Washington to further dis- . .
f some $15,000,000, while the balance
l  -
l jaw or blood poison.. which is need-
Ply rnlv or 0
- freezone on a tender, aching corn and
bus are strongly represented in the soreness is instantly relieved. Short-
war zone. and mo.ny` others are on
their way. The Knights at home ap
precinte the sacrifices these brave fel-
lows are making and are not back
ward in coming to their assistance
when the opportunity presents itself
Several other propositions of u. con
sitlerable' magnitude were before the
meeting. but with the Knights the
winning of the war is the main thing.
and these had to stand over for an
_ once and is claimed to just shrivel up
'- _ My 2001 of this week.
is
I
but .the recognition wal mutual and s
inltint. "Dave," as he was called'
by la Intimates in the “good old
daym" is looking exceedingly-tit den-
pitethe fact that he has passed the -
l.“‘i°‘l‘.“2..r“l:::°:° ."'°':.'°“l.':°’-
.oe ar sown or e on-
dliltelgt the “tame of ‘girl gollrxi-rush in
te e tIe\‘. -on t are
little or no rail couecgioii with :Xt
Darltm of Can.L‘la.dsnd Chi cootdPaa_| 
to negot te 'on foot an aupp sr.
rafted in by way of the Sticiieen Riv-
er. Settling in Dawson he engaled
In mining and merchandising. After
residing there for several years he
came east to Vancouver where he is
ut preent' domiciled:-S Forsorne' years
e pmen.
one of his latest promotions being
Oth _-.B lil .ifilid 'l ._ il  "ara-
intgesteld mlnilili onlime” may
from other sourcqplthat an Ilsh
property with eveiiy. prospect ihf the
should handsomely-repay thetshare-
holders. Mr. McKay'a activitiesjat the
moment are concerned with a' gold-
mining proposition in Northern-»0n-
tnrlo, in wil h he has reat faith
spending a good deal of time in this
where he has many business and per-
sonal friends. ` `
cuss with Lord Reading. the British
Ambassador, and the officials of the
American Treasury Department, the
war. The discussion will be a con
tlnuation of those already held. The
exchange situation continues to give
a great deal of trouble to the finan-
ciers of Canada, Great Britain and the
United States. Two recent orders.~
one prohibiting the .export of gold
without license, and the other stop-
ping the importation to Canada of
certain imports, were made with a
view to helping out the situation in
this respect, but it is admitted that
unless there is a large voluntary re-
striction of buying from the United
States the list of prohibited 'articles
will have to he extended. The recent
list only touches imports valued at
of trade against Canada with the
United States totals several hundreds
of millions. .
Minard'l Liniment used by Phyolclanl
I-Iurrah! How's This'
Cincinnati authority says norm
dry up and lift out.
Hospital /records show that evei‘Y'
tlme you cut- a corn ‘you invite. lock-
- less, says a Cincinnati authority, who
tells you that n quarter ounce of B
at little cost from the drug store but
is sufficient to rid one’s feet of every
hard or soft corn or callus.
You sim a a few dr s f
ly the entire corn can be lifted out
- root and all, without pain.
- This drug is sticky but driel at
any corn without intlamlng or even
_ _ irritating the surrounding tissue or
_ ' skin. `
lf _your wife wears high heels she
will he glad to know of this.
- Kgop Mlnarda Llnlmem In the Milli
Gralilllii Flour _
We have made ar- I
rangements with Mr.
‘ John Il. Andrew, East
' R0yi1'l‘ty'Fl0ul‘ Milli (30
._ sup ly ‘us fresh . each
made from our own im- -
7 and - Marquis Seed
Wlwlt of the _very best
~ quality.. This Wheat -
makes the best Graham ~
; Flour it is possible to'
‘ get in any country. We
willsell in any quantity
from 5 pounds ups
WHITE FLOUR
Also made by Mr-
All_11l’e\V frgm Fife and
Marquis \Vhent Sup-
plied by us, makes the.
sweetest and most
wholesome bread ever
eaten (the ' old stone
.; ~ process) You will like it _
r
_.
ou will use it always. 
I health by using it. We
sell in any qbivantitly
from 5lbs. ug. ewi I
receive our rst sup-
%y -of Graham 
liiiie Flour on Thurs-
Try it and be convinc- _
Feed and Grain Ware-
house, _Queen Street.
15| Richmond Street _
 ' ' _ _ _,_ _““|._|.n@m|¢,.gB _ _ ~vl~,' f§.‘»e”.°»."t.;"3.*~V'P,»r.4.s\*~
"  ' “""*i'1"-‘D ' I A' I I .
~ _-___ ._.._._.. -_-L ___ ..____'_.. --l-ranngl.,  gh
0 ‘ ` ~
ic s _ ~
-His mining interests necessitate his-st;
weelli Gmllifm 'Fl°i“' `-woii-s-zziwaiisil.
portatlionl of _Choice Fife . “
1 You will have _better .
' .
C ~l»..
llililllili O 0
  lj_iili5iS
_ l|Fmn_‘_m”»l 
lltlliilllnlrmroqltlnvlli
, 589 Cues/un Bram, Mom-un..
“In my opinion, no other medicine
' is so ' eu`i1lilv'e‘ for' Uiillllliilibl Ili
Lndigeetiou as ‘l~`ruit.~artlvo,|’.. _.; .
I was a sufferer from iholo coll-
. ' __ - sluts for tivo ea llld WY
yOU. ZFCZR-=,Hf€lp ayggigts -~f-~glilghgaiviqilC(li¥i?:;x:°'Dal't<;’i:,9e,»;)rlx?o;?¢r:illf f~§‘¢'1:eutaryocoup¢t:loZ;_‘K(r;;le,brooght
' 'yoiiin t ei ‘ohm o r. '
Chasefs Nerve Food.
 This ‘great 'restora-
tive feeds the nerves
back to health and .vi-
gor. It restores the -~=
energy and_ vitality
that is necessary .to
success and the health-
'-ful enjoyment of life.
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.aim-n-lrira rrtilnayitlitle-I_'erq_1y=¢yr
u.'illi nariy-HHd_f05.`N‘. ' lohiiig gal,
drowsiness  outing, lull PIU! il
the back. `. ' l'
' 11=waslrdueeo»to ery 'rmlt-r-tives'
and how for siifmontlil I have been
entirply weiI". "_ A. ROSENBURG.
50c. abox, 6 for $2.50, trlli silo 260.
At all dealers or sont postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ottawa.
province. and he takes advantage of 
every opportunity to visit’ Ottawa. ‘ "` °"~"‘ ‘ '
exchange problems arising out of the Q
Specials
atllolmans S`Side
AUTO FLAG HOLDERS
complete with seven silk flags
ready to be attached to filler
on radiator; gives tone to
car; can be attached in an
instant. Postpaid. Price $1.25
R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED,
Summerside.
Trimmed Millinery, $1.00,
untrimmed millinery, 50c., at
I-t0LMAN'S, Summcraide.
Auto Robes, Dusters and
Caps, at HQLMAN'S, Surn-
morlids.
OVERSEAS BOXES with
double' walls and corrugated
~ inner walls, complete with
gummed tape for sealing. 15c.
and 20c. HOLMAN’8, Sum-
mereide.
Hammock Couches, Chlld’s
‘ Sleeping Hammocks, Camp
Stools and Lawn Furniture at
HO'LMAN'8. Summorslde.
Women's and Misses' Trim-
med I<1ats_ assorted styles.
clearing the present month at
each $1.00. HOLMAN'8, Bum-
rnorlidof' ‘
Women’s and Misses’ un-
trlmmed shapes, assorted col-
ors and styles, eaoh_50c, at
HOLMAN'S, Summeraide.
- 'Fringed Carriage Wraps in
different sizes, colors. and
patterns, at prices 90c, $1.25,
$1.35. $2.25 and upwards, at
R. T. H0l..MAN'S, Summerlide.
Ladies' Stylish Pump Slip-
pers, for Summer wear, in
Patent Colt, Tan Calf, Gun
Metal and Suede Leathers. as-
sorted, high, medium and low
heels, including Goodyear
Welt and Turn soles, sizes
2% to 7. Regular values $3.50
to $5.50. our June price per
puir_ $2.45. R. T. HOLMAN,
' LTD., Summeralde.
Special values in 19 inch
silks, in plain and fancy col-
ors, per yard, 59c. R: T.
Holman, LTD., Summeruide.
'36 inch Fancy Stripe or
Figured Pongee and Wash
Silks. _per yard, il9c., R. T.
H'O'i.MAN,' 'LTD., Sumerllde.
SUMMERSII) `
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by tliebarrel
€srt¢!&€nl
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f -- of er
Ruins  'v
_ Ever have soot |poii_ yon; '
" clothes on wash day? '-Avo '
-this nuisance. and lee Y0ur
_ using
Witch
Soot Destroyer,
No FLAME. No ooon. 
No nausea, No olnr.
DIRECTIONS
Make a bright hot fire, then
place a "Witch" (unopened) in _
the hottest part, shut down all
plates and open all dampers
leading to chimney. ln a few
minutes all ilues will be cleaned
of soot.
If chimney is very dirty you
may require two packages to ob-
tain the desired result.
§'lll>2l'5tl'li`§ `tli'al'i°l§°l'i
_ DR. MacGUIGA___N
50 Great George Street
(Office of late Dr._
Conroy)  _
Office Hrs.-8.30 to 10'.`a.m.
A 1.00 to 3 p.m.
< _6.30 to 8 p.m.
Phone,-521
DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC Dlllklll
CURATIVE TREATMENT by"`¢§l
month in advance Victoria Hbillr
Charlottetown. P.l§.l'., Cllwnr ~ "
HOURS. 12 to 3 dlII!. N0 
S. S. HESSIAN
Barrister, loiioihrl'
Notary Public, ON-»
ulonav 'ro coals. »
Montague. P. I. I. ` - ~'
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'R.T. Holman Lid. J- D- STEWAIW K~ ‘.1
» Barrister, Solicitor ull
Notary Public ' '
Milos Nowlon Block, Chlrlbttotoih
_ Branch Oillco, Georgetown _ _
llonly to Loan on Rell 
ucnlaas' az mcK1NN_oN
Barrlstoro Attorney!-0-Law `.
Ollce Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown. P.l.I.
.Cider .-
Only therichest. ripest,`clioicest, Annapolis I
_ Valley Apples goiniao the manufacture of our_An . _
V napolis Sweet Apple Cider _made right in the _ _  . `
 "Valley" from ripe, luscious fruit, barreled fresh   »
with all its refreshing health-_giving qualities,  I
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as
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Also write for price PICNIC SUPPLIES, in-I _
cluding Fruit. .¢igars._ Candy.. Bottled Drinks, .  _ .__ _
Nuts and everything necessary to make your pat- ' _' '
riotic or church picnic an immense suoess. _ " = ,
‘pry-\s
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Cleans Chimneys Chemically -
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Professional ‘I Cards.
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and' delicious the year around. .Write for price °  "
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