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During July a n d
A/uglist we close on
Falurdoys at i p. rn.
We Do Not Close
on Wednesday _
Afternoons
Our Business hours
are from 7.30 a. ni.
to 5.30 p. m. for these
two months only.
The _
_ Rogers Hardware
C11., Ltd.
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' M¢¢¢|-.gg py-|¢_" ies of Toronto, has accomplished in eldest son _of the, 'law Dr): Moore'
_Personal -mention fo Amazon- {_°‘f§ °‘”" “"’¥*‘b°'”°°“- Y°‘“” "”°“‘-`y of this place. It seems young to die
Photognphh ash unless the first bottle relieves at 21 yeam but Linsay had been H
y . for many months. in his last illness
107 Queen ltreet E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, he was waited on .patiently and lov
Phone 88-J. _ Ch°-“l°""t°W“- - ingiy, by his mother, Mrs Ethel Moore
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White*
Boot
High or Low Heels
Only' $2.63
ilitary P
._ Oxfords
For women shown in
Dark Brown or Black
Calf Skin th e newest
street .shoe $5 50 and _
V Silk Hosiery
A -peciai line on sa‘e i
`“W\_\§lIZIIllI§\\ ’l0l'..'.R\\\1 "'
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A ll colors
Alley & Civ)
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Graham Flour
We have made ar-
rangements with Mr.
John B. Andrew, East
Royalty Flour Mills to
supply us fresh _each
week Graham l‘lolll‘
made from our own im-
portation of 0|10'i0° Fife
and Marquis ' Seed
Wheat of the_ very best
quality. This Wheat
makes the best GIF'-lllllm
Flour it is possible to
get in any country. We
will sell in any quantity
from 5 pounds up.
WHITE FLOUR
Also made by MY-
Andrew from Fife and
Marquis Wheat sup-
plied by us, makes the
sweetest and H105*
wholesome bread ever
eaten (the old stone
process) You will like it
ou will use it always.
You will have _better
health by using it. We
sell in any qwlrll'-itll!
from 5 lbs. up. 0 Wi 1
receive our first sup-
1_ gf Graham and
Qvlilte Flour on Thurs-
day 20th of this week.
Try it and be convinc-
ed. For sale at our
Feed and Grain- Ware-
house. Queen Street.
 Co Ltd
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also inuv
nnrolzzrrsuwo
-/sir
and Qintmeni:
Quickly soothe and heal
eczemas, rashes, itchings
and buniings of the skin.
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gk! hy deelen throughout the world.
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_ _ he holds a position in a banlt._ Capt
913062sfmw6l' ~ Porrlor will remain at home until
   there is a change in his wlfe's con-
_" - dtion.-T.
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For Your Soldier Boy
in camp or at the front: for
your Sailor Lad patrolling
_ the high seas; from you to
him to make his heart light
and to help keep tight the
home ties.
your photograph.
The Cook Studio
The Newest
Designs
In pctura frames in all sizes _and
styles, moderately priced. Call and sea
them.
The Bayer Studio
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We Are _
Modern Opticians
We keep. in constant touch
with the latest discoveries and
inventions in optics. and immed-
iately anything new is placed on
the market which will increase
our knowledge or facilities, we
have it.
Our optical office is of the most
approved style and is' equipped
with the very latest instru-
ments and sight testing appli-
ences.
Glasses fitted by us do not de-
tract from the appearance. We
make a special study of the cos-
metic effoct to be obtained. and
can assure you that our glasses
ad‘d .a certain note of neatness
and refinement that meets with
favorable comment.
Children's eyes receive our
special attention, and we pride
ourselves on our ability to`fit a
child with child’s glasses, not
with cumbersome glasses that
were intended for adults. ‘
' Shadow Retinoscopy test used.
Succeeds where others fail.
H. J. Mahon
Optometrist and Prescription
Druggist
Montague P. E. Island
Next door Bank of Commerce
The Best Eye Service
Having recently return-
ed from Toronto where I at-
tended a post graduate
course in Optometcry and
was awarded my diploma, I
am now in a position to give
my patrons _the very best
eye service obtainable. _
My parlor is fitted with
the very best and latest in-
struments and is_on_a par
with the best optical Npar-
'lors in Toronto and on-
treal.
We guarantee you per-
fect satisfaction and_ are at
all times pleased to give you
advice _regarding the care of
the eyes. _ _
We' are also expert re-
airers of Eye Glasses,
iipectacles, etc., and will at-
tend to same while you
wait.
 Parkinan
. .°|T PAY! to buy in this Province.
..°Ml. HAROLD P. GORDON ie
tbl: Georgetown Gnerdien represen-
tat ve.
._ *wE_.l.00ME VISITOR.-_Rem
Wm. Hartman, a former pastor of
the Methodist Church. in Montague
visited that place for a few days last
week, renewing old acquaintances
and making new ones.-T. '
..°MEN'l'l0NED IN DEBPATCHE8
-Miss Eleanor' Gordon of Brundenell.
who left New York with the Howard
Nursing Unit, and who is now one of
the nurses in No. 2 Canadian Sta-
tionary Hospital, Fra-nce, has recently
been mentioned by Sir- Douglas Haig
for valuable services rendered. Miss
Pope. of Charlottetown, is matron of
the above named hospital. G'
..*8ERIOUSLY ILL.--Mrs. Ca-pt.
Porrior, iviontague, who has been so
very ill for the past few weeks, is in
just about the same- condition. Her
two sons Harry and Willie. who
were called to her bed-side, have re-
turned to their respective homes.
Harry to Halifax in the service of his
country, and Willie to Quebec, where
who had been a nurse nf high stand
ing in Boston, for s. number of ears.
His friends cannot but admire thc
courage and endurance of this brave
woman through all hor life, and es
pecinliy as.she bore this great sorrow
the loss of her son, alone; for hex
husband was taken from her several
years ago Surely God who lover
righeousness and hates iniquity, will
give this Christian mother a. crown of
of life, adorned with many jewels, for
all the trials through which she has
passed. Besides the mother there if
left to mourn one brother John, and
two sisters, Ena and Mrs Nelson, al
at home. The funeral services, which
were conducted by the Rev. C. E.
Armstrong. of the Christian Church
were held on Friday afternoon, June
21st, and was largely attended. The
floral tributes, were _mag'nificant_
among them being a pillow from
Christian Church Sunday School and
a wreath from the choir. The burial
was in Lower Montague Cemetry.-T
EASTERN PERSONALS
..*Mr. C. Mntfs-cm has had charge
of the Georgetown station in the sb-
sence of Mr. John M. Nicholson. G
..*Dt.. Wlilfrid T. Parker of the
Royal Flying Corps, is visiting his
home in' Georgetown. G
..°Miss Katherine Dalziel, George-
town is visiting friends in Brudenell,
the guest of Miss Florence Gordon_G
..°Mrs. H. A. Richardson. and fam-
ily, Toronto, arrived in Georgetown
last week, where they will occupy for
the summer months the "Highland"
the residence of Mr. D. A. McKinnon.G
..*Mrs. Harold McDonald, Toronto,
is visiting in Georgetown. the guest
of her mother, Mrs. (Capt) Wm. Mc
Laren. _ G
HE HOLDS MY HAND
Altho' afiiictlons path I tread,
I tread it not alone;
For the dear Hand that placed me
here
is clasped within my own.
Oh. do not think my way is drear-.
Tho’ it may seem to be_ _
For my Lord walks close beside me-
“I’il be to thee a Friend."
Yen, mor; than a friend He's proved
to e.
"Lo, I am with thee still,
'-'Tho' dark clouds round thee gather,
“I forsake thee never will.”
I'm thankful that I-le drew me in
From the rude world's rough high-
WHY.
That I might learn His precepts,
And love His law slway.
I thank Him for the things i’ve missed
The fleeting joys of time;
They would but dull mp senses
For the things that are sublime.
The purer Joys which unto all
Who seek are freely given-
Ths blessed assurance of God's love
The sweet foretastes of heaven. V
This joy perpetual flows to me,
Out from the throne of grace;
l’ll praise Him ’mong His people
Within His holy place.
None from His hand can pluck me
now,
For He supremein power.
Doth hold me fast beyond the reach
Of foes that would devour.
I-‘low on ye deeps, swell high ye tides,
Earthquake or rocks be riven,
My bark shell weather every storm,
For my anchor is in heaven.
I will not fear, for day and night
God's angela round me stand. ‘
In health or sickness, pain or doeth,
My God will hold my bend.
I was cured ot Broaioliitle end Ae-‘_
thme by MINARUS LINIMENT.
' MRS. A. LIVINGSTON!!
Lot 6, P. E. l, -
I wee cured of e eevere etteok of
Rlleumattem by l|lNARD'B LIN!-
KENT.
Melione Bay. JOHN MLDIIR `
:» Graduate Qptomentigt _ ca iq ily _rumours omni .
L M 1-- Montague, P.EiI. ,,,.,,,,,,;',‘I§,ifU‘ “‘ w""‘°'"`
I was cured of e toverelynmnin-
The Eastern Guardian
 ;:»c_l-ll‘1.;nnENsc DAY.-'Nair' smi-
..°'|’W0 GENTS Pill WORD each
insertion for advertising in this col-'
umn. Cub niuet _tcoompeny order.
Minimum charge twenty-live oente.
..°UP-To-DATE/-Mr. David Reid,
Victoria Cross. recently purchased a
new auto. A msn of Mr. Reld's_
standing won’t be behind the times.T
..*RE¢.UPlRA’I‘lNG 'IN ENG*
LAND.;-William McLaren, son of
Lemuel McLaren, Brudenell. who has
been in France for some time, fight-
ing the Huns, is now in Roxlngham,
England qualifying for a gas instruct-
or.-_-T.
day will be Childrens Day at the
Cliristaln Church, Montague. The
program this year is very educating
along missionary linos, and it is hop-_
ed everyone will ilnd it entertaining
as well. The offering this year as
usual, is for Foreign Missions.-T.
..*A NARROW ESCAPE.-As Mr.
Joseph Mellish, Union Road, King’s
Co.. was sitting quietly in his home
last week, his house took ilre from a
defective chimney, and but for the
timely assistance of the neighbors
would have burned to the ground, as
it was, the roof is almost completely
gone, and a lot oi damage done by
water. Thinking they could not save
the house, the firemen removed all
furniture. etc.. took oft doors. und out-
windows_ and now, as Mr. Mellisli has
no housekeeper, he will have quite a
time to ge his house in apple-pie or-
der again. The writer thinks lt is
up to the girls of the community to
see tha-t this gentleman has his house
straightened up. There was no in-
surance. T
..*SCHO0L CLOQING.-#Montague
school closed on June 28th, and on
July 2nd. a number of its students
will commence taking the examina-
tions for entrance to P W. College.
This school has done splendid work,
forthe past year, in all departments
except one, in this room the teacher
was changed three times during the
year, thereby making it impossible
for the most enthusiastic student to
do his best work. it is hoped this
year, that this room of bright studen-
tns will have a fair chance, and that
no teacher will engage who does not
intend to stay the entire year. It is
pleasing to report that the capable
and efficient principle Miss Bearisto,
will be hero another year. No teach-
er could be ore painstaking and
thorough than Miss Beairsto has been
for the past year. and har friends are
glad of this opportunity of showing
their appreciation.-T.
WELL SATISFIED WITH
BABY’S OWN TABLETS
Once a mother h‘as used Baby‘s Own
Tablets for her little ones she will use
nothing else. ‘Experience teaches her
that the Tablets -are the very ‘best
medicine she can give her baby. They
are a gentle laxative; mild but thor-
ough in action and never fail to ban-
ish constlpatiorn, colic, oolds or any
other of the many minor ailments of
childhood. Concerning them Mrs. J.
Bte. Charest. St. Leon, Que.. writes:
-'My baby cried continually and
nothing seemed' to help ‘her till 'I be-
gan using Baby's Own Tablets. These
Tablets soon set ‘her right and now-i
would not be with out them." The
Tab/lets' are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
"l want you. Henry, to help me to
make him jealous-awfully. wildly
jealous." "All right-let's get mar
ried."
“Whats a barbecue, dad ?” “A barbe-
cue is an affair where you smack
your lips over grub you'd turn your
nose up at at home."
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v -*wr*-e
Clean to
Qnta. Grocers
Q-L¢:'.._.
9 `.;
7 1. :L1 \\
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The June Br
Why He Kept Moving
A Richmond darkey called upon an
old Iriend,who received him in a rock-
ing chalr. The visitor at once ob-
served not only that.his host did not
rise, but that he continued to rock
himself to and fro in a most curious
way, similar to that of a person suffer-
ing irom ii colic. I
“You ain‘t sick, is you', Harrison?"
asked the caller anxiously.
"No. I ain't sick, Mose," said Harri-
er ing =iv r or pa e ware s 1 able for th
Ofal wedding gifts pieces in silver
great majority
They make their appeal, personal inti.n
lse can, and thus attract the atte .tion of ti
We can offer you the la gest and most
son.
.A moment’s silence, during which
the caller g-:ized wide-eyed at the rock-
ing cure. "Den," continued Mase,
“why in goodness does you rock'
yo'se'i dnt way all de time?" |
Harrison -paused not in his oscilla-_
tions, as he explained: “Yo’ know dat_
good-iu_r-nothin’ Bill Blott? Well, he
done sold me a silver watch fo’ five
dollars, an' et’ fl stops movin' like dis.
dat wiitch don't go!" ‘
SUPPLICATION.
Oli God. our sons are tolling lip the
road _
To Calvary.
With wounded feet and sweat of
agony.
They follow thee.
Great Christ, do Thou go with them
up that way
They travel now,
Lighten their load and wipe the
bloody sweat
From off their brow. _
Grant that from this their cup oi’ bit
ter woe
They may not shrink.
But know that Love Divine that fail
eth not
Hath bid them drlnkz'
Dear Jesu, guard their lips lest bit-
terly _
They curse the foe;
Thy great forgiveness of Thine ene-
mies
Teach them to know;
In this their crucifixion hour we beg
That they may be `
E'en as the dying thief upon the
cross-
Quite`safe with Thee.
In Sad Gethsemane the .mothers pray.
"Thy will be done,"
Grant to each heart`the ‘Comforter
may say, ‘ -I
"He keeps thy son.”
-Lillie A. Brooks.
M|nard's Linlment used by Phyliclane
mf Minis _
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
(Friday)
Potatoes bus . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . .
. . 50
White Oats bus  .. 90
Black Oats  ._ . . . .
._ .. _.95
Hay ton... _ .....S17
Butter per lb. ._ _. _ 36-37
Eggs per doz. . . . . . .
._ .. . 35-38
Beer lb.   _. 25-35.
Lamblb. .    .. 22*
Hayloose...  
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in preference to all other selections.
silverware ever shown in this city, and at
'rely favor you.
W. W. WELL]
Estab. 1868
Official C. G. R Watch inspect
_ _ .  ‘" -4 :"°T.,."-5%-":
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st l' .°l l t d ut C
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Hides per lb.  ._ 
Straw . . . .
_. 
Calf skins     ._ 
Poultry   _ . . . . .
.. $1.-1
KENSINGTON MARKETS.
(Fniday by Telephone)
W. Oats bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .
. _
B. Oats bus... __ 
Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .
Butter lb. . _ _ . _
Eggsdoz. .
Hay ton      
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
(Friday by Telephone)
Butter (dairy) ._ ._   . 38
Butter (creamery) _ ._ . _ . . .
Hay pressed . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ _ . .
Hides (per lb.) . . . .
._ 
Potatoes   .. _ ._
Wool unwaslied... . . ..
Wool washed . _ .. . . . . . . . .
. .
Eggsperdoz . . . .
.. _ ..'. ._
Lamb pelts . . . .
..  ._ 1.00-1
Calfskins   . . . . . .
._
MONTAGUE MARKETS.
(Friday by Telephone)
Black .Oats . . . . . . . .
._  808
W. Oats bus...  
Butterlb  . ..._
‘Eg-gsdoz _   
Hay -ton    ..
Potatoes white and red . _ 
Hides ._     _
Woolunwashed   .
Woolwashed  _ . . . . . .
._
. . SOU RIS MARKETS.
(Friday by Telephone)-
L
W. Oats bus . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 95-1.
B. Oats bus  .. ..1.
Potatoes bus'  
Eggs doz..  
Butter lb. _   
Hay     ._  
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