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fofell-the at-_ sl ‘ b th li
in Cana* _ a owapriqe asyou can ny em anyw ere
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.   "-':.'f"._ fi' - Washable whi'e buckslrin boots, ‘,
_' 4.  *-__ f; j‘ » .very latest styles, i3 buttons high §4.‘5o, ,-
‘ _._ ~  ' I7 buttons high $5.5o_ _ _»
' \___  _ White canvas boots, 14 bu._ions
- _» f _ _ high $3oo._ - - 
‘ _ _ ' .__;»_.‘i_j_ / ' White canvas boots, nizdluiu heel
i _ " _ _ $2.50, low heel $2.85.
__ Buttoiied oxfords in washable huckskin $4 5o.
‘ White canvas two hole ties, silk ribbon laces $2. io.
__ ~ ‘_ washable huckskln pumps, regularly $4.50 for‘$_-5.50.' 4 ”
hite canvas ppmps $1.85;
turd uni \ The Bm
,~  _ _ In Camp
should callat our studio in
, the Desbrisay Block and
have their photo taken in
Due `
_Schooner Sylora C.__ /
Hall” 6
Coal' in
Chestnti
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to arrive per
uniform. Low p r i c e s,
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 THE” 0EllTllllL GUARDIAN 'Zi .  '_
_IT PLYB to buy ln this Provinée.
BELFAST.-Rbv. F. W. McKenzie
of Belfast will occupy the pulpit of
that congregation next Sabbath.
ALL SHOULD go to Bt. Peters tea
party. It will be an ideal place to
S9054 Your holiday on Dominion Day,
ALEXANDRA CIRCUIT.-The Bap-
tist Church services on the Alexandra
field for Sunday, 29th June, will _ba
as follows:-Cross Roads at 11 a.m.,
suh]_sot: Jesus and Nicodemus' New
Birth: Alexandra at 3 p.m., subject:
Liberty of Christ; Hazelbrook st: 7
p.m..'sublect: Reason a Demand of
God. The preacher will ba Rav, W,
McVie.
WEDDING BELLE.-A very pretty
Weddllll took place on Wednesday
evening, June 25th, at the Christian
Church Parsonage, Charlottetown,
HBV. J. F. Floyd qm¢laf,lng,_ when
Mr. Charles Frederick ' Hai-par was
united in mstrimony to . Miss May
Margaret Powers, both of Charlotte-
town. They were unaccompanied and
will reside in Charlottetown. 'Duall-
muny friends extend congratula-
tions to this popular young couple,
-_._
BIBLE SOCIETY.-Under the aus-
Dices o t
i'
the Bible Socie or 0
Seaman and Rev W Movie 1|; was
otonsl-I d °“ ° “°’“
_ ` Thomas Barth u tEd li, ND
6-iefuif _ _ - _
For
`- AtAl10tio_n_ 0n`_r_n _ `
on Wednesday
_ - ' ` the day followin
. - :Sit-lll),I‘B_8lIS
‘- by_,4A,u_ld-'s Barrister. 1'~Pai-lrside Mare 4 '
gms old, 1-Baker Dean, B years old. 1 _
 li9".D.¢’“3‘- 23' '
1 ysurofri. l»G_esolin ‘ ’
I ' ` d drum combined 1 Home
Har '
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c eaner_. an
Comfort Rang
~ e
spring Tooth'
_ Cows and some _
J ' f ~ _ ward Hiennessey for being drunk was
'HERBE'l"J. CARVER Auotioiieer ' Y, 1__ in Mankato. Mrs- Barlbeeu havin" fined $5 or ten days.
¢___25 "gi Hazelbmok been a teachsr__ in the St. Paul
' l ‘ " schools, and having visited her aunts xonw by long training and D,-Bc.
.nd we “umm” ,ham ¢°.‘"_ex.,,¢|y_we here at various tiines. The out-OP Lice and honest use of the best drugs'
will do all we can to aave~ths teeth you WW” 3“°°i'° ‘”°'°___Mi“ Elizabeth Bef' and medicines obtainable have we
have. and if it is possible to save them l'lS¢l1_ °f St- P501. MPS- B- Hllglles been able to rough our pogltlgn as
"ws will do so linot.we will give you the and Will Hughes of Waseca and Mrs. capable compounds" of re ri um.
_ _ _ p sc p fi.
best substitute posllbli 10 Wt- U F0” P- A- H“Kh°5 0| 'W°"th“‘gt°“- In our store you can be sure you wil
entrust your dental needp to us we sssure '1°-i‘-°‘-l- ~;
_ b d t ___ nb _ Au ner of Motor boats and get _ust what the doctor ordered il
youu s un an la ssc la. 5? OW B
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P.-iE.'I.
_Dominion Day
_ ' _July
_ ‘Fares at
__ Class,~  l' etwiwn.; al; hstat’Jon_s,
'_§Q°df _`._!_\8%;..~-"1'1“'J=i,2* *_° “
_seasons
'lgis-.~=»‘Mfa
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Railway
june 24th, i
6-a6ME3i. ` _
F ox
and
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y farm at Hszelbi-‘ook .4
July 2nd, and if not /fine
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follows Miiire andfoal
ears old. 1 Baker Dean,4
e Engine, Waterloo,
, 1 Horse Rake, 1 Set
row, 8 newly calved
dry ones.
‘Railway
im, |9|3.~ 1-
One- Way' First
iiiiilfii Charge' 250-
_ Supl- 0
Oilices, Ch’tov.n,
913.
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2? _
bolstered.
good
dia
- _   4' ::Jengen's Violet Glycerine Soap is KING MAKES A PEACE 3pEE0H,
DP,”  vllfl _F°n_\;'_‘:u__P_”_lB one of the bIe_i::: toilet soaps we have ~ I
reifa I-F ¢ rm llursasver . use ever sold. s soap has an enor- LONDON, June 25- n the course
Ma";lv?p.;l%Enéiiltbb1:% ¥¢|§£fii: m°l|§_ lale ln all the bill AIDGFQCBH of a speech at the banquet to Presl-
'ailfbaspimpatiann  s , 's api .wld =¢ eitiesand is last becoming a_ big fav- dent poincare at Bnakiagnam palace
Bs boxmrt raeforllu. M toan odd ess. C x Ge ._
b'n»lesbsllDruoa..ls. m.,,_ ¢l,,,¢_ orlte in Canada. Our nrice 25 bo last night King orge said.
i 1 By Geo. Hughes. aptieluaal-1,5 l is thesame as in the States. Ask for I-The two nations have been drawn
31|? . hartottsgsrs. 4. ‘ . 4 “ sample. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- together by ii growing sense of unitv
` store. 4 Mtf. of interest and iden'iLy of purpose.
P
WEA ll
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bai'n'°°ni1lD"1i°°if°' .a¢a,i$'
as . _
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and PrompinessGu_arsatse1|, _
» .hArv:ibulGncs calls snswsved st
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Fu ture Repair# #Ml
Silent Salesman made toorifsr
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.. ~t. _rin oaem-_ttaitia
t`o} Montreal, change? to
through car at' _Paineee
ml Tae
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_- ,food and
treatment of
Valley. Old
the ictnresqne
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5 af ‘  y...   '3;;:.;=»;,;f;g,;;,,e,_,;;;=;,- ;;=h,;»;;; its .'i‘*i‘_ 32.2.; ;‘:°.§‘;;;:“ L‘;r’..‘;¥ Nfmfe of S»da--- 5° Il-
'cl_ckl th t 1; `AftJer the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.
 a n d  I I gf :`;l“~t»ill€B-e'gb?eti1e`i~een":0n¢;» g;B:e`;;»E_`Long left for a wedding trip to the T3Dl{3g¢. . . . .4 .  ll” _
, ` _ _ _ formed by Rav, Father Hug|,¢g_ an White Mountains, after which they
4 finished at our Studio anna or tba bride, assisted by ins will live in Sherbrooke- Mrs L0ns's Acid Phos hate...700lbs.
t ° bride's cousin Father Herman Mc- traveling suit was of blue
Sizes; C i Kenna The' bride wore a beautiful _;- '
. ° _ r eof stash l lbs 4 ~
  4 b IA S- Baifefrl :.2:::;..:°.: .:::‘“..““.':'“‘°“a°  "i:'_a'.:‘.‘.rs‘;f°a.i;:..s.§;;“n?-ms: M” ‘“‘ P °°
~ f ‘ » ‘ a an pear ’ ' - e ennu _
|l|-|°{0g|»‘p||¢|» garnitures. Her veil was of point business meeting of the congregation A llcallon 300 i0 500
s__ &   . ‘  lace and she carried gan arm bouquet under the pastorate of the Rev. Dan- pp
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of pink roses The bridesmaid was iel McLean will he held within the lbs to an acre
M_i_ss Elizabeth Begfigan of pt. Paul,‘ People's Church ', Charlottetown, on _ ' °
w o wore a pa e_ ue messa ine dress Frida Jul ith, next . . .
with trimmings _of apricot measaline y y _ 
and lace. The groom's brother, P.J. '
Baribeau, acted -as best man. Imme-
, diately after the ceremony the guests] public to know that the recent legis-
numbering about twenty went to the lation concerning intoxicating drinks
.home of the bride's uncle and aunt, at social gatherings whether as re~
_Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Sullivan, where gards selling or treating. will be
I the wedding breakfast was served.iatrl¢¢1y enforced
The appointments in the house were' l. `
i-ll-Pink 805 SFWH. Pink roses and POLICE COURT.-At the Char-
BWGBC Desi and Bmlllll bvllltz used. lottetown Police Court this morning
Mr. Bud Mrs- Buribeuu left in the the prohibition case against Annie
Bft°l`D00D fOr 811 eltellded Wsddllll-2 Coyle resulted in a conviction and
trip east. They -will visit in Montre-|tne usual ana of sioo or time months
ul. QU°l>°°» New Y°l`k Bild 091°* 0119*' was imposed. An assault and battery
ern cities and will bs at home after me ai Edits wnitioeir va Luna par-
, August 1 at Enderlin. N. D~. Mr. gusan was aayonrnaa tiii zstn. na-
OHN MCDONALD ' » Barlbesu and his bride are well known
- °u’°.‘T‘ l“t°"°°t°d 'ill b°“ti“g are re' service Leave your next prescription
|15 ussn Si quelted to meet at the office of Mes ‘hem Quality counts "ret at tha Hex
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nr -"°.'?6;°;: Q' ;':_£:`;i°gtst;’W;1_‘;'io€_‘kC° Ltd 6_§_;`M1‘_‘il' all Store. 'l‘he MacKinnon Drug Co..
j ` Phone YIBJ ~ - '
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,_-___ E King George went on to say that
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'l.`.h_'e Eye is one of the
most delicate _and com-
plicated of the human
orggns, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
fsctyit is being constant-
ly i‘i§!:-'used and overwork-
ed; ‘=. \
l?'._ye-Strain
B'e”wise and do not ig-
tiore~_.'f_.\\1'y of the .symp-
toml_‘ofEye-Strain; ead-
achehi or pains in the
regidéi ofthe eyes, inabil-
ity ttrsread or sew for any
length of lime, blurred
visiolge ~
g Allbw us to Examine
your Qyes. We will give
-you enpert reliable advice.
is our business.
G.
MEMBERS ol the Provincial Rifle
Association will please bear in mind
the annual business meeting to be
held this (Friday) eyenlng, 27th
inst.,'at 8 o’clock in the City Court
Room, City Building, ` `
WEDDING BELLE.-The following
relerence will be of interest lu this.
Province as the bride is_a sister to‘
Mrs. |Rev.) H. Johnson, Bedeque,‘
and her father has been ‘located at`
Bedeque, Pownal and Tryon, P. E. I.
-A quiet but pretty home wedding
took place Wednesday morning, June
ith, at the home oi Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
thur I-Ioit, 19 Cedar street. Wake-
field. Mass., when Miss Margaret _A-
melia Harrison,‘ daughter of Rev.
George Harrison, a retired Methodist
minister of Manchester-‘by-the-Sea,
was married to George Long, a.
prominent manufacturer of Sher-
brooke, Quebec. Relatives from Man-
chester, Cambridge and Boston were
present to' see the ceremony perform-
ed at eight o'clock by Rev. Austin
Rice of the Congregational. church.
The bride wore white satin stripe
voile, with satin and Renaissance
'face trimmings and carried an em-
broidered handherchief, an heirloom
in the family. She was given away by
her father, who is 84 years old, and
he also made the closing prayer
Grace Mortimer, a daughter of Mr.
rue .nannies ana uuaa of the paliey sue _‘ _'£"""""
tive lecture on "Th C tl ~ _ '
Comprehensive and C0‘;0s__‘;`;’l’v‘;"“k_“l¥» wore pink, _trimmed with white lace
and pink ribbons. Mrs Mortimer
.orated with white flowers and foliage
n
s s s .
than decided to form n eb 1 rn |“ d th” °°“"'° °t°°d “"""' “ ”°"‘l I h
Society at Alexandraato Taka 1'; tug arch' 'mm which Wa,” °"°l’°“d°d 5  y
whole district. The following officers ben of enowbaus' Many valuable
were appointed President-mv 3"" °' °“* g'“°“' “”‘“’ “nd “'“’“
2 . w.w§- ` '
Mavis; vice_Pl.esident___M _ _L M _ and of cash were received by the 
Cullum; Sec`_etary__MisB rsarah  bride, who has lived with Mr. and
i Jones; Treasurer-Mr. Pops Nay. °'dH°ilt abiiut gyiartgndthas mg?
_ rens nan sou e own. e ~
 BBvnNE-BaR1ns:AU.- Misa Mary 3_r_i_<:;agrooi_n is up S501; afktna és? Mlx the Plant f°°dS in .
yrne whose home has be nin Prln am ""3 ° °" "°° ° 5" 9 ° _
_Q Edwm'-5 1g1,md_ ganadaf ,md  engaged _in the manufacture of sashea l£l1Cf0llOWll1g Pl‘0p0t'll0l|S.
and blinds and bank furnishings in
at 130p m
IONA.-The committee in charge of
Iona Tea, Dominion Day, desire tne
you take advantage of our skilled
Corner Great George and Kent Ste.
Mtf.
.-1-.
The aim which both Governments
have kept constantly in view- is the
cause of peace which is the chief one
of ali. Our common interests lie in
close co-operation for that blessed
purpose."
during the international trouble of
the past few months the mutuul con-
fidence and frankness with which
France and Great Britain were able
to approach the various problems
proved tn be of inestimabls advan-
tage, while it was s source of the
highest satisfaction that all the
zreat nowers consulted together and
worked for P0808-
Presldent Polncsre’s rsplv W"
along similar lines and emphasized
the eflorts of Fi-ance and Enlrlalld in
recent months to preserve the peace.
He said France, like Ell8lB“d~ had
the happlneaa of working for peace
with the perpetual cooperation of
all the chancelleries and would con-
tinue to work with the same irood
will so that harmony may not be
disturbed in the future.
President Poincare was the Quest
at luncheon today of the Lord Mayor
and Corporation of the City of Lon-
don, and the Square Mile. commosinv
the city proper, was in gala array
for the occasion while the ancient
guild ball was a blase of colors.
The French President‘s Dl‘0i!l'°ll
throuzh the streets with troops fr0m
York House, placed at his disposal
by Klng George, to the city was a
was marked bv
cheers from
who took
way to express
friendly agree-
Britain and
occasion in
alllffoval
between
scans durins ttie luncheon was
The Hall was srowded wit_h
of use Royal Family, Cab -
Naval and, Militafv
_  Ladies Shirtwaists
A Clearance Lot From
One of the Large Mills
Very iiuest material and work-
manship possible are to be found
in these summer shirtwaists. Every-
one is an entirely new pattern.
Regular retail prices are irom $1.85
to $3.50 while they last $l'125 lo $l.98
0 ioniev Bros
1 he i>.n.i.a ul ` ' fe ' QI
meeting was called on M0_:‘d1ay_°\°;8__g There were mo bridal attendants, but The Qu*/“VJ  xo- »Ore-
inst., at Alexandra 'l‘o a surprising-'
. ' _ _ . , _[35 _ ly large _audience the Rev A F New and Mrs. Olidord Mortimer, was _ _
_ a i . °‘ fi '
_  _ _ Y Q  Que¢n . combs gave an inspiring and inst - ow” gm ‘nd carried a basket of
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stats and elvis dil-
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/ the lecture exlffégéiogf ;‘,‘°a§,1lf§§ci§f_§>_1ayed tnemwaaning march from Lo- Fertilizer Formulas
non were given by Mn Rael M_____ suzrun. e house was prettily dec-
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Here’s a simple form-
ula for late potatoes:
Nitrate of Soda....l50 lbs
Tankage . . . . . . ...|00 lbs
Acid Phosphate. .600 lbs
Muriate or Sulp-
hate of Potasli..l50 lbs
This is the very best
formula you could use
and by mixing it at home
I you save 25 percent or La
-_ expenses. - ,
Turmps
Now is the time to pre-
pare your turnip field
and the following is a
very successful formula
' used by all leading farm-
ers.
‘ Nitrate of Soda... . |50 lbs
i Acid Phosphate. .H0 lbs
Muriate of Potasli |50 lbs
This is to be used without
manure andto be applied from
6oo to Soo lbs, to the acre.
Auld Bros.
' Lower Queen St
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Brighter Mornings,
/. " instead of " that tired feeling"
when you°ve slept upon a
BANNER
$piral_Bed Spring
Price $6.50 -
Beer 8 Weeks
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