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Beautiful Hair that is   I
Rightfully Yours J
sb' I
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Short, scraggiy, unsightly
hair is more of a habit
than anything else.
Hair must have intelligent
care. -Merely combing _and
washing will not keep it in a
healthy condition, and glive
you the abundance of air_
nature intended you should
_have _ ,
J{eTnl»ro°s'J'lferpIelde
should be used at frequent intervals,
because it keeps the scalp free from
dandruff and harmful matter due to
perspiration. Herpicidc keeps the
scalp in a healthy condition permit-
ting the hair to have its normal
growth and sheen.
lt is astounding how many men
and women will go through life with
little or no hair and with what they
have in a very_ unhealthy condition,
when at a very small cost, they_
could get Ncwbro's Herpieide and
save and beautify their hair.
Herpicide is sold and' guaranteed
at drug and department stores every-
where. Applieations at barber shops.
Send I0 cents in :tampa or coin today
for sample and booklet on the care of
the hair. Address: The H¢rp|'cl`de_
Co., Dept. 180-B, Detroit, U. S. A0
- JOHNSON G. JOHNSON-Special Agent. `
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Big Day’s
Horse Racing
$700.00 - iN PURSES - $700.00
__AT_
North Tryon Driving Park
BY THE TRYON HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
_ ._._ON-
Wednesday, July 23rd, 1919
Q.  Class, Trot and Pace Purse $250.00
- 200 00
3°  ac u so u as 
4. Gentlemen’s Dri1ing“ Race “ 100.00
Entries vlosr-_ July lfith, lliiil. llorses must be eligible on that date.
Entry For 5 porcoiit ol` purse. 5 Der cent additional froui money winneru
After promiiiiiis arc apportioned should there be any for which distanced
horses stand equal, they fu rnco one heat to decide the money.
All races lo ho milo heals except class -1. Gcntlenian's Driving Race
which will bo hull mile heat best threo in five. Purses divided 50, 25, 15 and
10 per cent.
A hoi'si~<lisf1im-iiig the field, or any part thereof, is entitled to first mo-
ney only. lioppli-s nlluwcif_ _
In all 1-_lass-1-s 5 to cuff-r and three to start. (Ylasscs not filling may bo
declargd ull. Right rose-rvcil to change order of prograin, dccllnc any entry,
bar any driver, or‘1lec-larc oft' and fill without ru-ailvertisiiig, any races not
satisfactorily filled.
llaees start nt 2 p. m. old timc.
Usual allowance, 3 seconds for Trotters In mixed classes
Hay. strow and sinhling free. I
National Trotting A:<soclation Rules to govern, except where they con-
flict with these conditions.
GORDON W. DAWSON, JOHN A. LYMAN»
President Secretary
6882-7-9Mwfm6l. .
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7147-7-lHM2l.
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OUR POIDO CIGARS
of-llp_;rs all others of equal cost.
and ivon .~.oine that uri: sold for
<-onsiilerably morn than tho
l’oi<lo priizo. Mndo of the
host long filler tobacco by skill-
ird cigar niakcrs, it is it cigar
that could easily be sold for a
D nickle more :ind still bo con-
siiliwoal good snioko vnluo. A
trlnl today will mako your
1-liolvc tomorrow.
LAMBROS BROS
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--TEA PARTY at O'Leary on Sat-
urday, July 19th. 'l104~7-17-M21
-MR. G. B. BEER, Guardian Report-
er, will be pleased to receive news of
interest to forward for publication.
Telephone No. 738.
-THE STORE of R. T. Holman,
Ltd will be closed all day Saturday,
July 19th. Peace celebration dayf -
- ' ' 7064-7-16M3i.
-TWO GENTS PER WORD each
insertion tor advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order
,minlniiim charge twenty live cents.
-CHURCH OF SCOTLANDA-Rev.
Jas. ‘Maebongall will preach at Cole-
man on Sabbath the 20th at 11 and 7
(new time.)
-DO YOUR SATURDAY shopping
on Friday ‘ol this week. We close on
Saturday for l’eaec_ (‘elebratlon_' Open
Friday evening. Sinclair & Stewart,
Limited. 7095-7~17ME2l.
#Hui
3-SATURDAY SPECIALS on sale
Friday of this week. Store open Fri-
da-y evening. Peace Celebration on
Saturday. We close all day. Sinclair
& Stewart Lin' _ '7095-7-1'IME2i
iitod __
-RECEPT|ON.- The Kensington
School Iiislrict will hold a reception
to returned soldiers and ii Peace Ceio-
bration in King George Hall, Kensing-
ton on Sulurilay July 19th at S p. m.
71531111.
-BASEBALL.-Au interesting game
of ball _was witnessed on the liigh
School grounds, Summersido, Monday
evening played by the Independents
and ltr-ii Sox. Tho score was 14-13 in
Favor of the independents.-L. ,
-THIS STORE will be closed on
Saturday. July 19th all day tor Peace
Celeliratlon. Customers nro asked to
make a note of’ this and do their shop-
ping on Friday of this week. Store
open Friday evening. Sinclair & Stow-
art Limited. ' 7005-7-17ME2i.
-SATURDAY, JULY 19, being a
public holiday all stores ami warc-
houscs at Malpoi|ur.- and l~`i'oiit'li lliver
will be elost-ii, but will remain open on
Wlilay evening. Peter McNutt &
Son, Malpoquo. 7120.
-ELLERSLIE STATION Saturday
July lllth, I}i1lL‘f'ord Methodist (ihurch
tea and ice creain fcstrival. Tea will
bo served in fho Urungi- llull, l’i'o-
ceeds l'or Church ltcnovufion.
' 7093-7~17.\l2ipd.
--BEDEQUE will celebrate l’ence
Day by giving ii roi-option in honor
ol' their rvtui'ni~d. soldiers :ii Cciitre-
vlllo, July lilih h1~|:innin;: at li p. in.
with ii hast- ball inali-li. lcc ercani and
train- will bo served by lho lniiivs. All
oi` tho lioilcqiio returned soldiers arc
cordially`invited to attend. By order.
70517-7-171\l‘.li.
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.-SIDEWALK POPULARITY.--It has
liccoino obvious to the residents in
l~l\nn|nersiile that liicycles on tho side
walks :irc not tho only nuisance for
tho sixteen lon stoztiii roller is mak-
ing splciuiid lirttgrci-is fn also travel-
ling on tho side \\'ulks; not with
.standing lhv fact it has been on sev-
eral of tliesc, its most slit-ceszifiil trip
was made on \\'cdnesday on the side-
walk of (‘cnti';\l Slroot between Fitz-
roy and (‘hurch Streets.
-TOWN COUNCIL.-'I`ho regular
monthly inectiiig of the Suniinersidc
Town Council was hold on Monday ev-
ening. The Mayor and all thc (loun-
eillors being present. After routine
busincss n coinmiinieation from town
iinprovoinont society asking for it
grunt of $25 was read. This was laid
on tho table to be eoiisiilnrcd at next
meeting. A rzonimunicatlon was also
road from the Suminorside branch of
the G. IW. V. A. asking that thc rc-
ing poll tax for the year ending Dec
ember 31. 1919 and on inotlon this was
agreed to providing that application is
made ou or before the 22nd inst. A
complaint was road regarding refuse
being dumped at the eastern end of Ot-
tawa streot and the streets committee
was instructed to look into the matter
The moat and inllk inspectors report
was rt-:ul and showed 54 <‘nttle,1 ealf,22
sheop :ind 8 hogs slaughtered during
thi- month :in,| out of flieso five piirts
ot' slir-_op were condemned.-L.
Mlnard’s Llnlment Iumbermanh friend
"Q ; Do not suffer'
nothcr da§with
ft chin leed-
‘if
-' 1”- ai. “fr-
ng o ri. o
surgical oper-
. n tl o n required.
Dr. Chanda Ointment will rollevc you at once
and an oortnfnly cure g'.ou. tile- n pox- 'all
gealers, or Edmnnaon. tus 8 Co.. Limited,
oronto. Sample box (nie if you muntion thin
paper and enclose ilr *amp to pu pollalo.
-THE GUARDIAN ll on sale at
LnfIerty’s, Summersldo.
-POSTPONED TEA. --and Peacn
Celebration, Saturday, 'July 19th, at
O'Leary. _ 7104-7-l7M2i
VVESTERN PERSONALS
-Mrs. C. E". Strong, Sumnierslde is :
visiting her son, Mr. 'Hale Stroni;,‘
manager of the Bunk ol Nova Scotia
at Chester, N. S. _\
_._._._
-Mr. J. W, Porrior-of Sherhrnok
P. ., who has been visiting friends ini
Summerslde left on Monday for Hall-
fax where he will visit his brother.-\-L ‘_
iPremier Arsenaultf
(Continued from Page One.)
inspiring Speech by I
hours last year. I may mention the'
fact that I disposed oi’ ten thousand
letters and telegrums, employing two;
stenographers. Someone has remark-.
ed tliat I received tho magnificent'
salary of $2700. Well, notwiilisland-
ing that exceedingly munificent re-
muneration I was $500 short, in-spite
of my best endeavors to ocouomize.
Tho Premier is not extravagant, ict,
-me tell you. and there is llltlc fear
of his becoming rich on that salary.
However, that is by the way. Now,
the question that confronts us is;
cent more in taxes `untll all efforts
have been exliausted to collect what
is duo us in Ottawa. For twenty
years before we came into power it
had been stated that we had at Otta-
wa claims which, il’ recogiiizi~_d_ would
furnish us with sufficient money fo
curry on our affairs as they should
be carried on. But ~those clainis were
never urged. They were neglected
until this -Government canio into pow-
er, when thi-_y were put forward and
lirbssoil with such force that they
were partly rc<'ogiii7.eil,_.'1iid the door
was left open for succeeding ruproscii-
tativos ol’ the province in the future
to push them.
Tho I‘roinicr procoedeii lo remind
his audience of thc enormous ativan-
tailte to the province ol' Iho (‘ar Ferry
and the fact that tlic~Bor1l<-ii Admin-
istration was the first lo put this
province into continuous com-
inunicntlon with tho innin-
land in lh_o matter of tnuisport-
ation. llc lhnn said that Mr. Roll
had undr_-rlakcn, ii' 'clocivil io ofliro.
to sond a man around tin- country to
teach thu fish:-rmcn how to fish. lint
what tho fisln-'ruin-n iivvllcil was tho
proper facility to dispose ol` their
fish; they iievilcii rel`rii.:crulor cars,
and with, the wid1‘nln|.¢ of the rail-
way g;\ul!0_bolli fl:<l\c|‘iin~.i\ and farni~
ers would bn able to send their pro-
iluci- right through to point ol` des-
tination. \\’e had lineii getting 15
cents loss for our potatoes than New
Briiiiswick although wo had the saniv
markets, this inequall-ly being due to
lack of proper iiuiiisportution. Thi-
1’rciiiier then i~efr\.i~rnd to the cabli-
l,comniunicntion which the (‘onserv:\-
tivc Government had cstahllslicd with
the mainland- and the great boon it
was to tho p'rovlnco. lie thou said:
These things were done hclwa-on
1912 and 1915. ln 1012 wo wont to
thc country on big issues and you rc-
turncd ns .with an overwhelming inu-
jlrity. We had fho people at our
back and were in a position lo press
olir cluiins against the Doiiiiiiioii with
the -assurnin-.0 that the onllrn pro-
vlnco was in sympathy with us. The
Dominion Government rcaliv,od lhn
forco of our argument and conceded
us our duo. It was not a matter or
charity, but tho fulfilling of an obli-
gation that had been long neglected.
In 1915. however, the people lost
sight of tho big things ami centred
their attention on tho small and trifl-
ing matters that worn brought before
them by an Opposition that had no
constructive or progressive policy to
turned Soldlers bp exempt ‘mm pay" Offer. but rather indulged in crillcisins
and personal attacks. The Govern-
ment was placed in a precarious po-
aition and very nearly dcl’eaio<l_ What
impression did that fact croato in
Ottawa? (lovernments are after all
only human, and the 'Ministers in
Ottawa felt that the people of this
province were unappreoiatlvo and
did noi. care about the big things that
had boon ncvoniplislioil for them. and
when wo wr-nt to tho f’.apilal_ natiir-
ally wo found u different nnd loss nr-
dcnt zilniosplici-c-__ Since 1915 wo have
not boon presaiiip; these lhlngs nt Ot-
triwa, chiefly because oi! thc war, but
also by rear-ion oi’ tho filet that wc
have not had your mandate. ()ur
claims aro waiting -to bo pressed at
Ottawa, and it is for you to say who
you boliovo can lioiit collect thi-ni.
Will lt br- tho (lovcrnmcnt ind by my-
solf or one lcd by Mr. Boll? ll' you
reject tho (lovvrnmcnt that wus in-
slriiiniuitul in si-ciiring thc rights ol'
the province and return ir party op-
posed lo tho (lovornincnt nt Ott1iwu_
can any reasonable man cxpcct tbnt
How are we going to got the money.
that is needed? 1 will never ask they
people of the province to pay one red'
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Moore & McLeod Ltd.
119-12101.11 sm.: ciiiirmovii
Special Sale of interesting
 items .for men-Friday  
evening from 6 to 10 p.m.
AS THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL l_)AY SATURDAY-which is a
National Holiday, we will keep open on Friday evening for the benefit of any of
our friends who are not able to shop earlier in the day.
` REMEMBER, the store will _bc open this FRIDAY evening from 6 until 10
o’clock. '
for ...... ..._ -------------------------- ---
Mens’ Sailor Straw H
Friday night 6 p. m. to 10
for ...........................  ------ --
2 dozen Boy's Cotton
Ages 4 years to 8 years o d
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i-xx-
Men’s imitation Panama Hats, 6 doz.
in the lot. Semi-telescope and Grease
Crown. Regular price $1.2-5 to $1.75
shapes, leather sweat band land black
ribbon. _Regular price $1.75 to $2.25.
white, blue and white stripes and khaki.
Friday night-..--_. -----------------  ------------- -- 750
colors. Ages
__________ __ $1.00
ats, all good
p. m. selling
__________ __ $1.49
Pants, plain
Special for
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Special for Friday Night 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Children‘s Cotton Overalls, assorted
2 to 6 years old. Special
for Friday night .........................  .... __ 60c
Children‘s Wash Suits about 6 doz.
in the lot. Ages 2 to 6 years old. Reg-
ular price $l.35 to $1.75. Friday night
selling at ..................  $1.00
A splendid lot of Boy's Wash Suits,
2 to 5 years old. Friday night 6 p. m. to
10 p. m. for .........................  ________ __ 60c
There’s an
interesting
lot oi i
_ -new
‘ nnoios
You are invited to
inspect a very attrac-
tive linc of new
KIMONOS, which have
recently come to us for
"Recarpet" this year with
Congoleum Art-Carpets.
You`ll save all the bother
all you 'need to keep them you'
clean and bright. They are made of
We have stunning pat- `
fastening.
pets. and a damp mop
$9.00 $13.00
of stretching and lacking,
for they lie flat without
Congoleum Art-Carpets
coat less than fabric enr-
terns for any room. Be
. sure to see them. The
a- ample width (three yards)
makes it possible to cover
many rooms without
is seams.
$15.00 $l7.75
in a large variety of
styles. There are slip
overs-button fronts
etc in many styles of
| finish and trimming.
H cotton and silk crepe
The colors are rose,
copen, pink and hello
that (iovernniont, equitable und fair
‘though it is, will i‘irga|'d the attitude
oi’ the people of this province as oth-
er than unapprocintivo ol' what is real-
ly great and important.
A volvo: Pardon nic. Mr. l’i'einlor.
Arou’l. wo supposed to have it Union
(lovorulncnt nt ()ttnwa'.' 'l‘lu\_n. what
would it ina-tier what govornnieul. was
returned here?
Tho Premier: Yes, thorn is ri llnlon
|(lovernnient at Ottawa which Mr.
Holi and the l.ibcr1il l’zii'ty oi' this
province fought toolli atnd nnil; :ind
lht-ro is it lfnion flovcrninciit wliich
is going to bo fought by -tho purly
that is to bo orgnnlzieil ul. Ottawa next
nionfh and to which Mr. llizll and his
yiiirfnor will go as ill-ici:-ales. It is ii
Govoriuncnt thnf is being fought by
tho local Opposition, and this is tho
only province in Cziiizida in which no
union was e|Toet.oil, throng-h no finilt
whatever of oura. Now, Mr. (ihairman,
I ask again: Who do you believe can
best collect our claims at Ottawa-
lho prosen-l, Govornnicnl. with a re-
cord of successful aelilevements at
Ottawa bcliinil it, or it party that for
twunty years was unable to secure
anyfliing l`oi‘ the province, oven though
it had it almilnr govcrnnicnt at Otto.-
wu. l cast no rcllociloiis on anyono,
but simply place thc situation before
you in-1 it ls. Whatever you do, you
must give a decisive und emphatic
verdict in fnvor ol' thc (iovcrnincnt il’
you will havo our rights rocogiiizorl
and 1:onoodoil_ You must s-treiigtlicn
tho bunils oi the Govornnient so that
they may go to Ottawa, as in 1912,
feeling that they have the moral
i-uipport. of lhn entlro _provlnco behind
them, ini-ipircd to inipross upon the
liominlon authorities 'tho unanim-
ous sympathy oi’ our peoplo in tho
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cause for whleli we shall plead. Come
what may. I ask you in God's name
to go and vote as your conscience
dictates; vote in -the way you think
best in the interests of thc province.
paying no hoed to the small and
transient things -that inenn nothing
to the future prosperity and great-
ness of our island, but having in
vlow tho big things and tho Import-
ant problems that face us ull. I have
sufllclcnt. confidence in the electors
ot this province to know that tilt*-fr
honesty and integrity will guido them
to it just ilnd"prnpor verdict, and Ono
that will doinonstruto wltli no uncor-
tuinly thc fact that tho lntellllience
of tho people oi Prince Edward
Island cannot bo flouted with inipun-
ity.
At tho conclusion of' his remarks
thc Proinior 'was accorded ii magnifi-
cent ov-ation.
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tho Posininslvr (lencrnl, will he ri-celv
cd al. (`ltf.iwn null] noon, on l"rl1lay,
the 20th, Aligiisl, 1919 f`or the con-
veyanci-. ol' ills Maj:-sty`s Mails, on a
proposcil ('1»ntrnct for frrur ycara, six
times pr-r wook on thc routo Alma
Rural ltouto No. 1 from thc lst Jnn-
uary nnxt, -
Printed notices containing furthcr
information as to condfflon of propos-
ed C°"l»\'BCl "lily he seen and blank
form! of Tender may be obtained at
U10 Pont Ofiicr of Alum and at the
ollloe of the Post Oillco Inspector.
JOHN P. WHEAR,
1 ‘ Post`0il'|ce Inspector.
Post Office inspectors Ofllce,
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