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JUNE 23' 1921 - - ' J .~'..“ 'rHE‘cHA1tLo'I'rr:'rnwN crrxnnrm ~ _ PAGE ELEVEN
Are You a Pesslmist?
Some- i»eoi1l2i5l"i¢"-2-'-'They
endure the excruciating
pains and aches ‘of
Rheumatism,
Sciatica or Lymbago,
nor will they help them-
selves. Frientlm advise
Templeton 'sf #heu-
, matic Capable;
but, true P¢l__ _ riiigsg
flrey answer :'°_§’_._\llIt, fs
the usc?:' 1*-`j__-_   `
Springtime lllllahes for
Optimism I _ Turn over a
new leaf--getlrid 6? your
troubles. T.R.C.’s are
Gudfdllfeécl to contain no
habit-forming drug, _and to be absol-
utely harmless to the heart, kidneys
or other organs. Prescribed by doc-
tors, sold by drugglsts. 01.00 per box.
'l riol free at our Qacncles, or write
Templetons, 142- _ng W., Toronto'
sold by Rsddin Bros
 _
CANADIAN Nariou/xt RAILWAY;
ci-IANoe IN ` _.§l'f`I'I»iia`_';IsI;ANo
nIv_IeI'o_N-
Comment-ing, Mongayf June 27th.
1921, urs .fouoyinschunsss will so
into effect. _ - `- 5. _
No. 39 Train will _leave Charlotte-
town for Boxdeiyst/_6.45 a. m.\-in-
stead nt' 7.00 n,-,`.=ru. __‘ making close
connection at‘Sa»cltville with “Mari-
time” for Truro, Halifax and in-
termediate stations. This will en-
able passengers to -reach Halifax at
5.05 p. m. instead ol' 8.00 p. ru. as st
present. -
No. 40 .Train Iwlll leave Borden at
8.40 p._m. and reach Clmmlnttetowm
at 10.55 p. m. instead of 11.30 as at
preseut.,_ -
No. 11 Train will leave Borden at
'.50 a. m. connect wflth No. 39 at
Emerald Junction and arrive at
Sumrrnerslde 9.40 instead ot' 9.55 as
at present.
No. 13 Train will connect with
No. 40 at Emerald Junction, leave
that Station at 9.25 p. m. and ar-
rive at Sumlmerslde 10.30 p. m. ln-
slerul ol' 11.05 'p. tn. as at present.
No. 14 Train will leave Summer-
side at 7.00 p. m. instead oi’ 7.05 a..
m. as at present. -
No. 15 Tra-in will leave Charlotte-
town nt 6.20 a. m. instead of 6.35
n. m. as nt present, butthe change
will not effect'present time East of
Royalty Junction.
ALL THE OTHER TRAINS WILL
RUN AS Al' PRESENT
oIsTnIcT PASSENGER AoEN‘r's
oI=FIcs
Charlottetown, P. E. l.
June 21st, 1921.
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1899 1921-
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Investment Leadership
Y `/le Pl/'zkdom
ff T /#ff
|]The tlnsncihl stability
of the Natioti depends on
the thrift  for-esggm of
the individual; ‘ _ - -
' l]'l`he man whofregulariy
contributes 'to-fa isavings
account -stan¢_\¢~f'§lce high
among his fellows, but the
man who regularly invests
those savings ranks equal
with Solomon.
OUR PARTIAL
PAYMEN'I_'_'PLAN
l]Not; only provides a re-
liable channel through
which good securities may
be bought, but it has been
the means of encouraging
the habit of thrift. among
people who have never bc-
fore considered themselves
in the !nvestor's class.
Lot us mail you o Ifsf of
fo-days ojsrings-
1 10
Bryant Isard 8: Co
9
ls-90 St. Francois Xsvlsr st.
Uptown Branch @\co-153 Peel Dt.
Montreal
Hood Dlvlslur-Phono Main 4961
Toronto-C.P.R. Building
Prlvsts Wines-Usessslted Ba-vice
l...._...."""'!...s!"".....-
Eastern Guardian
..°8OURl8 HORSE RACES-
Reserve Wedncsdrly. July 27th for
tho Souris races. Watch for sdv_ of
classes and entries, later.
 N ‘~  I
lllll CENTRAL GUARDIAN N
8. 8. MANOE4-Read csxzefully
sd in this issue rs . S. Manoa.
WOMENS -BOOTS suitable for
girls. sizes 2 2% and 3.'0n»ly 81.00
a pair at Alley & Co.'Ltd on Dol-
lar Days.
MANY DOLLARS SAVED by
buying here on S Days. Prowse
Bros. Lid. '
FIND OUT WHAT STORE ADI
vsnrlsss I1'-then decide whait
to visit. _,  -
iw
YOUR_ATTEN`I‘l0N IS DIRECT-
ED to the sdre, S. S. Manoa in this
issue.” ‘
ANOTHER LARGE 'SHIPMENT
of Cut Glass received today for
wedding gifts. The W. T. Well-
ner Co., Ltd., Queen \Street.
SOME ONE OF TODAY'-S ADS
may DECIDE YOU to buy the
thing NOW which you have long
considered buying sometime.
THE AD USUALLY AFFORD8
the answer to the woman who
WANTS lN‘I“OiR-MATION ABOUT
MERICHANIDISE.
W-08. BROWN OXFOROS and
Ties 'Dollar Days $3.05 also. See
new ‘Mrlss -Pat. eather and -Brown
gid Eyelet Ties at LePage, Brady
0.
ORWELL_ 8ERVlCE8.- Next
Sabbath, June 26th, services - at
0rw_elI.l~Iead, at 11. In S-t, An-
drews Orwell at 7. Sunday Sschool
st Ii.
\SOURlI5 HORSE- RACES.-Re-
serve Wednesday, J/uly llfith for
the Souris Races. Watch for adv.
of classes and entries later.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev
Ewen Macbougall will preach Sab-
bath 20th at Dundas at 10.30. Boing-
_or at 2.30 and Birch -Hill at 7 p. m.
MERCHANTS BUY SPACE and
write into it their message to -you,
in order that you m-ay have MORE
INFORMATION ABOUT COMMOJ
ITIES AND MORE LlGl-IT ON
Y-OUR BUYING PROBLEMS.
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DUNBAR-BAGNAL\- WEDDING
One of the prettiest of June wed-
dings was solemn.-1; I
at high noon in St. James c-hurcu,
this city, when Miss .Helen Hynd-
man Bagnall, daughter of_Dr. J. S.
und Mrs. Bagnall, became the bride
of Mr. W. H. V. Dunbar, assistant
manager of the Bank of Nova Sco
tia here. The churchwhich was
most artistically decorated for the
occasion by the' girl 'friends of /tho
bride, was well filled by the friends
of the young couple,-in addition
to about sixty invited- guests. The
bride and groom were unattended
.and the ceremony..wss .performed
by Rev. G. IC. Taylor. The bride
was dressed in u travelling suit
of navy blue trlcotlne with grey
hot, gloves and shoes and carried s
bouquet of_white roses with stream
ers of lilies of the valley. Tho
ushers were Mr. Manning Bagnall
brother of the bride and Mr. Reg-
inald Williams, 'nephew of the
groom. Mr. F. T. W-atkis presided
at the organ. After the ceremony
the invited guests were entertained
at the home of the brld-e's -parents
where dainty refreshments were
served and a most enjoyable hour
was spent. His Honor Lieutenant
Gov-srnor MacKinnon, in a fellcita-
tious speech proposed -the health
of the bride while Rev. George
C. Taylor in a characteristically
humorous speech proposed ths
health of the groom, Both toasts
with all their attendant good dish-
es being heartily reciprocated by
the guests and modestly responded
to by the groom who expressed for
himself and bride their apprecia-
tion of the many klndnesses from
them and the good wishes shower-
ed upon them.
Amid n shower of rice, confetti
and tl\e proverbial old slippers Ml.
and Mrs. -Dunbar left by auto for
Borden enroute to _Guelph, Ont.,
the groom's former home, after
n. brief stay' at which they will re-
turn via a number of American and
Canadian cities. An exceptionally
large array of 'valuable and beautiful
gifts bore eloquent .testimony to
the -popular-ity of the bride. Among
these were a case of silver -from
the Bank of Nova Scotia, an in-
laid mshoksny tes table from the
Bank ol Commerce. a valuable
chair from the pr0Dl°l6l-°\‘H “M
guests of the Russ Hotel which had
been the groom’s home during his
residence in Charlottetown, also a
number of goodly sited cheques,
silver, cut glass, etc.
The _-gnoom"s gift to the bride
was n valuable fu-r coat.
The Guardian heartily joins ill
best wishes for their mutual hap~
pings and prosperity. . . 
`-.  _ _
‘JUST  _  
J REMINDINGIV
`   ' .rf
Protesltlnf
Orphanage
_ _`_,l§l;five_i§f_lQn_,_,  I’
-_~..__....._ _.-.__
YOU
s\¢.sas.\sV'
_SNEAKERO and sandals, very
& CO.. L (1. ` 4 `
t_ _ ,
A GREAT s`PecIAI_ seulng of
womens dresses' »Dollar Days,
Thursday and Friday at Patong,
YOUR EDUCATION IN BUYING
ls not adequate unless you have
read_ today's adv-ertisements.
MAnsHFIeI.o sI_AcI<sIvII-I-H
sims w-III,bs_ sighed during are
;x:_rnp_lnIt-gscssos', .June 28th to July
AL‘- DRESS GOODS, includ-
etc., ut wholesale price Dxllar
Days at i"xI.ons. ` ._
FIRE A¥AR‘M.-The firemen
were called out yesterday for 5
slight blaze all No 15 Sydney
Street. Na damage is reported.
MAIL OR PHONE YOUR ORDER
will ~ssnd goods following day C. 0.
D_ This is your last chance to see
Page iad. Cut it out and- send us
,your order.--.Patons Ltd.
PO*-ICE COURT.-At, the police
court yesterday the chauffeur of
the car which caused the damage
on Grafton Street this week was
fined $60 or 4 months in jail.
IF THE THING YOU WANT IS
NOT ADVERTISEID that is equally
the misfortune of the merchant
and nf yourself. BU~'I` lSN‘T l’l‘
ADVIERTISED?
REASONAIBLE PRICES FOR
COMMODITIES are due to .produc
tion keeping a little in advance of
demand, with the resultant COM-
PETITION BETWEEN DISTRIBU-
TORS. lf you realize how great
a factor competition is lin merchan-
dising,- resd the ads. - -' ~
BAND CONCERT.--Should -the
weather permit the band of the
gi gl lil
in t-he Regimental Parade ground,
Brighton Camp this evening -at
o’clock. ..~ - V,
SUCCESSFUL OPENING- The
evening lust, was a very success-
ful affair, the resources of thess-
tabllshment being taxed to cups-
clty tu' accomodate the many visi-
tors .
DELIGHTED WITH ISLAND.-
Mr, Aaron Stone, of St. John`s
Island, and with iCharlott-etown u
a residential city. Mr. Stone is
pronrlnent business man of S
soine of the leading newspape
there. It is his lnten-tion to “wrl
upf’ the Island on his réiurn hom
as he is convinced' that not hal
ity last Tuesday, Mr.`Stone wa
,privileged to see the beauty Iof th
sunset, ln Cliarlottetown he wa
particularly impress-ed with th
“You m\Ist have A wldectwah
City Council here" he informed th
Guardian. Mr. Stone believes tha
draw many additional visitors her
in the summer month-s. Mr. Ston
and will remain -in the city for
few days, visiting ,Summerslde be
.next summer to bring his family
to the island.
Quebec Liquor
(Special to The Gusrdlsn)
which had not yet been delivered
tio the Quebec Liquor Commission
by former authorized vesdors in
this city will be read for shipment
to the .province of Ontario in the
course of the next few days, fol-
lowing the ruling of the Railway
Commission in Ottawa. The lars-
est portion of the stock `has not
been affected by the increase in
dutlesenforced from the first of
May and will, it is understood he
sold at a reasonable price. Or-
ders are _flowing ln. The express
companies have not yet however.
started to accept the shipment of
liquors but' are wanting definite
llisiructlonsl Urom Ottawa. which
are due here this evening. _
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TERSONALS ` " 'X' T"
I . - _ .» ...»
;Cnpt, _Taylru-_ of the ‘Marine De-
partment, iri on s. visit of Inspec-
tion to' Mlscou and Chatham, N. B..
in` connection with the buoys and
lights_ __
--_'P _ ~ ..
*l;I__r. Ed. Rnbins_ nccompsnled
by M . Nelson, Mrs. Opley anti
'Misses Muriel Johnston and Clari-
bel Kesfe of Montague, matured to
the city yesterday.
Da-me
or ,.14-u -1-so \.
Annual School Ileeiiilgs
low prlog on .Dollar Days at Alley .TAKE TWO ANNUAL .SC MEET
ist Battalion Prince _ _ 'd I lan_d _ I -- IRICE- POINT
Re ment will ve a%:lIln "`r-loilceri ' ' Slilillifem~enteci voted, $100.00.
1'* -Trustees, Samuel McNeill, Gull
Ollening of Mr. F`oster's Ice Cream Si1lA>l1_l'€_¢`¥\iI'€Ill \'0l€d. $100-00
Parlor, 'Brighton Road, on Tuesday-" 'Eil5él59~€‘S `i/Oiefl. $59-25 _
' Trustees. Ambrose I(‘orcorxrn, Sws'-'-'\\\' ll ‘I -` -Will-“ll
_ 'l`eaehe,I-, Jennie Corcoran.
(C°ntin\|ed from Page 9)
UNION ROAD N? 117
-Supplement voted, $1 0.00.
kpemses voted, $12500.
Trustees. J. A. McKinnon. Roy
Sew, ' 
_RING woooiiippckv POINT
-Ig;'§upplemen't  $125.00.
Eilpenses  $70.00. -
Frank 'Srrltlilrzlielson Currie.
 .. -LHER-Rv.; LLL __ . . . .
..
Supplement votloil $75.00.
Expenses voted, $59.00
-Seclctnry, I). E. Mc‘Dona-tld.
» - DOVER
Supplement votetl, $75.00-
Ex-penses voted, $50,00
Whlteway. '
Secretary, Robert Whltewuy.
'1`eacheI°, none engaged.
NINE MILE CREEK
Su-pplemcni voted, $100.00.
Expenses voted,`$90.00
Trustees, Neil McQuarrle. Joi
McDonald, Daniel McPhee.
Secretary, Dpnl¢l,._Mcl*hqq,-#__
Teacher, not engaged. --
CHERRY VA\-LEY_(._
,Supplement voted, $75.00 " _
Expenses voted, $78.50,  _
Trustees, Philip Rooney, George
Carrier, George Docherty. ..,
Secretary, George llocherty.
Teacher, Jeanette MacPherson.
HOPE RIVER
-Supplement voted, $135.00.
Expenses voted, $100.00 ,
Trustees, J. I.. Stewart, J, l
Simpson, Edward _Turn-er.
Secretary, J. ll. Simpson.
MARSH~FllE\-D ~ --
to stlatutory allowances, '
Expenses voted, $125.00
-‘Trusts-es;‘ John McFarlane, J.
Ferguson, L. H. D. Foster.
Secretary. ‘L_ H. D, Foster.
Teacher,, not engaged.
Expenses voted, $65.00
-ford Lowther, Dollglus McFadyeII.
Secretary. D. N. Taylor.
PIUISVILLE
Jerome~Gullant, Wnrrcn Gallant.
Secretary, Ambrose -Corcoran,
TrIAvEI.I_sns REST `
-Supplement voted, $100.00
Expenses voted, 115.00
Trustees, William Heffel, 'Tsi-
Fd - _ lg-F I- $5.00.
‘Tr,l.1s'?L¢;g;!'lt.‘E.§,';,,'gVl}I'A_ll.i»am 'Mutt-li, Or
._ f ' 0
Ienial Cream  - I
wEI__I.ING?o*N_s1'A1-IoN _ = ' I A  °
Iiplelllclit voted, $150.00 , _ - ‘ ‘
l~1tvIIel|scs'\voloIi_. -il'»ll.”ii;0i0 ’\, I , _ . . I
stees, E; F. Arsuuzlull, Mrs. -  
Anthony l’cmlIrook, John D. .-'tr
'enziulti
 -_ Almost
'Y'  Unbelievable
You can hardly realize
the wonderful im-
provement Io yourskin
und complexion your
mirror will revesl to you
siter usII\gGoursud'sOrientsl
' FERD. T. HOPKINS Hr SON
( j ‘ ' 'Montrul
Clark- A~ G~_lV?_l_l9\_l; Czssm for the first time.
ISecnetary,‘l '-_A. Mhllett, Arct. |_`_l $0,415.,-_y¢,1'|-1.-|1511;
K
Go-_Iraud`s
SII
ing tweed. 'sergesp plaid skirting.. ~'Le{r\§:_.jf;;e£a‘F{%n?§ C0»:f$,I,):)nm"»` Tm
Sci-rcbary Alcx Gallant.
POWNAL N0. 24
Slilp-pl~I=nItu\t voted.. \$1Z!a'».‘Q0
'I',l`}\Hl.G€_9S- Ullllvllll MCCHDIIGII. ‘_ lilxprtlscs votcil, $1l4;'I.00
John Whitewa'/.e, ~l\irs. Ani-tus ‘ 'l‘I-Ilstees, \\'_ ld. Smitli, rc-elc<:t- .
ed
. .\`. Tay. J. lt. lirown.
SecI'c.t.-stjy. A. A. Moore.
TI>IIcheI‘, Verna Smith.
IRISHTOWN SCHOOL
saiifielnrent voted, $200.00 wr
$250 to present touolrer if she re-
in mIIins;°.grra.lee of $50.00.)
ldxpe . . . . _ .
-Npyv II-listens, George (fondly,
William Proflti.
'l`eaIc-lier, Miss Mildred liarrinii-
lon.
nses' vuictl $150 00
STANLEY BRIDGE
Supplcnient voteil. $150.00
ldxpi-llse,~I vnterl, $160.00
'I`I'II:-'Ili-1-.~I, All`I'I-ll ld. l)u_\'ln, Jzuu-\
E. l<‘lenIlIl,L7, A. J. M(-l,»>oI|.
-Sl-<:I'et:II'_v, R. llrowu.
'l`eIIi-.lil-.I', mine I~nglIgI-Il.
NORTH WILTSHIRE
SIIppleI\II-ut vol:-Il. $125.00 '
l~lxpunsI-s voted, $1257.00
'l'I`\I.-:ii-I-s,'IViI'.`<. Auuillu llnwnmu
Supplement voted, $25 additional JolIII 'l`. (loIlirI=__v, William i‘oady.
Sei-reilII'_\', .lohn 'l‘_ iloilfrey.
'i`t=at-ll-i'I', l{i>-ilgllrul.
T_ HARTSVILI-E ..
Supplement voted, $125.00
Expenses voted. $98.00
'l`I'ustf>e::, John P. Furl-aglier
I-ll Nil-liolsmr. .iohn Niilrrriy.
N'
Eli
Cl Il
SI=I-_retIIry, Dougald Nl at-Pherson
'l‘ra¢lI.>I'. Zvi:II-guret i‘larkin
I-IoPEoAI_E _
Q»iv\f\lr\I1\r»]\i \'I»Ii>'Il $7100
Expensrs voir-ii, $60.00
'l`I‘ustee~_,, I). Gordon
CROSS ROADS \
Suppl<=III.'»nt voir-rl, $200.00.
n -.vs vltcil 'I0 00
Exp tl: .' '. . $3; _ l
’l`I‘\I,stm-,s _\i. W. \\‘ooil, Alfred
Sin\\'.Irt, .\lrs; S. R. Laine. l
SI-t~rr-t:Ir_\', Natlmnicl Niolyneallx.
'l`t=a\cl1eI' tu lm :Ippoini-PII.
M<‘l,r\.'ul
isun t`. Ji»\\'f=I'.~', I). M. Mellon-
Newfoundland, who ls on I1 shor
vlsn to the province-for the nm*
time, is very favorably lmpressedl
with the natural beauties of the --
enough pu-bllclty has been given no
the attractions of this province,`I
us Ia summer resort. Driving byl car through Montague and vici;
country in all the rich colors of
closer relations should he establish-
ed between -Ne,vvfo`\I.ndland and this
province. and that a direct passen
gsr steam ship service betwees
St. John's and Charlottetown would for 
is registered at the Revere Hotel
Walker, re-elected,
Ser~retaI‘_\’, Hubert P. McNeill.
'1'eac'hei-,'- I-esignod_ _
RICHMOND `
Supplement voted. $100.00
Expenses voted, $95.80.
s
u
t.,
- ’l‘I'tIs-teies,"’I‘homas "\'nonI\n Al
J»ohn's and ls a .contIWbutor toq __ M Nem_J_ ,_ MJ
f _
;,sT. c:I-IARLI-:s
cleanliness of I-hc streets e,ml 
with their breadth and, design.
_.
,Order MILK
= several
cans and
t . . , BX-
r_ an er c :mes c- soar. .
te. Secretary. J .l”’. Gzuulci.
e_' Teacller Miss Mary .\I. -Gallant.
t' nlnge Montgomery, Mr. -I-lnrrv Al-EXANDRA
' Silppli-nr;-nt \'otI=Il_ $125.00.
Ex|»I>p.<r-s votcil, $84.50.
"I`rusteI>.<, Nelson (‘;II-ver, Sey-
more Mi-l.cumIII, Rr(-<-lien Wood.
Set-I'etaII'_\'. l.lI_\'ltiu Al<>(‘lIl»e.
Canadian Minister
_ , For Washington
I.f).\I|l(I.\', Juni- 132. -'l`IIIlII_\"s s'
Itings ut' the I-oIIi`I-I-1-ni-v of prime
lminlstcr:-I was I-lIi<‘t'l_\' Lulu-n up
‘ wlllt stall(-II;-.-ills lI_\' I'I\pI'I-.-oiltillivvs
of the variolis IloIIIlIIimI.<. _'l`hc
speeches vverc ui' :I pri-lIIuIn;Ir_v
‘ general cllzll-at-if-I' null \\'<'I'<‘ l1\1=|l'*l'
:ed in their' I'I-l`cI'i-nr-vs in I\I:IItcI'.-1
|-over which Illcrv would lIl<<»l_v _he
i cnntrovers_\', Ihr .-pv;Iki\I~s roieriwng
to reserve Iuore .-pt~t-it'ii' nlr.~'I-t-\'aI-
tions of st;I,teIuc-nts of polls-y until
the subjects on the :IscnIlzI_<-mire
up for con.<irleI'IIiirm. _\liI,-at impor-
tant event of the sitling was :I
' have it handy .
//f///72?-.'J`~/If-//zgrrfy
ll i f l I
(Special to The Guardian) I
It-I
_ ' ' _
The Kiddies Know I I
_ . The taste tells them. Older people, too know
by the taste that .
B
I , .
“its Carbonated”  _  
is good. But older people know WHY it’s good,
I and that’s -because it’s made from pasteurized
cream, frozen in an atmosphere 100 times purer
_ than air, and ‘feve1'ything°’s sterilized.” There are
few things we eat that have the food value of ice
cream. ' ' '
Let the kiddies eat “Perfection” freely, it’ll
makethem grow and keep them happy.
Central Creameries Ltd.
 WHOLESALE oNLY
<-_lIAIu.o'1"I‘I-:'I‘owN. _
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'-._ 'iv- ' s I "' _-1 r- 1
I stat-emr-nt Imule hy Pr:-Inier .1/leigh-. llr (`o_- fl r.-I ~I~~.-l -.- n-'\ I viii-I Stirling, liarolil I.. Toolnhs of
eu of l`anada‘s decision tu have a e-rv.-ti .-‘\zI'uI'<-ti»: I‘~»_r_» _; ut-sri-l:»-.;-i _-is Mayfield, P. E. l., and Lena Mabel
.Canadian ur-luis-try ut. Washington. ri II ln ills. II..o»r-..~ and fe ; hc- Moore, daughter ot' Mrs. Richard
-- 1-\'-I-is 1. -I css c z. m Sydl!--\ ~\ Moore of Bay View, 1?. E. l.
 - .  W._ qIIoteI;l 1.... ¢_'y.uey .I .r;iII1_' 
_ Antartlc Regloli I---~ nsarns
~ r
Rlchln Mlncrals Msnnixoss ,_,MM°N_.___0__ me ,M M,
-' crlck Simmons ol' this city. Fun-
(Speclal to The Guardian) TOOMBS-MOORE,-At the Manuel eral on ’l‘hursday June 23rd from
' VANI?()liIV.ER, June 22.----iii-itil-til Ilrzldalbalne. P. E, l. on Tuesilayl his int-e residence, Elm Avenue at
/\“l-1U`Cll0 ‘@XDHilill0!\. heailcd ily June 21st, 1921 by the Rcv John 2.30 p. m.
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BIG SLAUGHTER SALE 0F REBUILT M0l`0R
CARS AT SENSATIONAL PRICES*
l F-B Chevrolet Touring Car, with spare tire. Has'
juat been completely rebuilt and is in perfect running
or er. ., , _
1 D-63 McLaughlin Light Six Touring, with. spare
I tire, all overhauled. - _
_ 1 E-63 Mclnughlin Light Six Touring, with spare
tire, completely overhauled. _
1 Model 85 Overland Touring, with spare tire. Has
new radiator and motor completely overhauled.
1 “Four-Ninety” Chevrolet Totu°ing, with bumper
and spare tire. In good running order.
1 “Four-Ninety” Chevrolet Touring, with spare tire.
Completely overhauled land painted this season.
All the above cars are at our Garage on Kent Street,
where they may be seen. -
‘ These cars must be sold and we are obliged to sac-
rifice the price.
' -A. HORNE & co.
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For Liver ll.ls.
256 Bill Chevrolet and Studebaker Automobiles
fore returning home. 1-Ie hopes lth
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lior 0ntario
QUEBEC, June 22.-Over ons
million dollars worth of liqus
rcam left in.
Mortgie -Sale
,- To be sold by public auction in
E.  Foster Csn\rsI_Drugglll
‘ ` ll. 'l`. Holman Limited, Summerside
This $87.00 Reliance
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Ask lar Mlnasslbu and take no other
front of the Law Courts Building
in Charlottetown, Queen's County
In Prince Edward Island, on Szlturf
day, the twenty-third day of July
A. D., 1921, at the hour of twelve
Ifclock noon.
All that tract, plone or parcel
of land situnte, lying and belngdn
i'lIarlottctown_ ln Qtleen's County
aforesaid, bounded and Ile,~IcrllIe-_Il
as follows, that is to suy:-(‘nm-
msncing on the North side of Syd-
ney Sireet In the Eastern hound-
nry of Town Lot Number clgirteen
in the Second llunrlrell ol Town
Lots In Charlottetown, thence run-
ning at right angles Northwardly
eighty. feet. thence st right Iurglvs
Enstwnrdly forty-eight feet, thence
at right angles 'Southwnrdly 1-lghty
- leet to ISydney Street nforcsnid an-_i
thence Westwardly along the some
forty-eight feet to the place of rom
mencement being part of Town Lot
Number nineteen in the Se--mul
lfund're'(l of Town Lots in (‘.h.\r-iotte
town afor-esald_
‘The -shove sale is made under
add by-.virtue of a Power ol Sala
cdntniner in n certain indenture
of- Mortgage bearing dale the thir-
teenth day of June A. D.. 1918 and
made between Thomas Sweeney of
and John A. Matheson
in Q\Ieen's (`o\In-
islanil_ Gentle
'M the other
made in
there-
the one
the
apply at
Newson
day of June A. D..
Go
$.10*
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Fuel
Saver
R. T. Holman `.
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Back
-_Steel Range Selling
Now for '75 00  
mouth
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l)olivcned in _
ldlwtcrn Crlnadn.
This Rellane Steel Range is the most modern and sat-
isfactory range on the market, selling at s moderate price.
it is an excellent cooker and s perfect halter, guaranteed
by the manufacturers and by R. T. Holman, Limited. It is
handsomely _trimmed with heavy nlcksl. trimmings. oven
door and reservoir are covered with porcelain; lifted with
improved fuel saver, _nlckslled bass plate, pouch feed door,
nupisx gram and sappnsa wan Ilner, poker, »I\sI<J'r_ ,ails
"ra 9"' _ ‘ ‘ ' » Ins.-1. .xl
Just as Illustrated
Regularly $87.00
The 'Reliance Range has been selling all this year at
$87.00 and at that price It was considered the best modsr-
ately priced range on the market. Ws've cut
$12.00 off that prlcs and will now deliver the 
range to any station in Eastern Canada for
Ssnd In your order today and hsiP Your -favor-its candl-
dste in the $2740.00 Holman Prize Election Contest.
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