= Only 6cents per pound
` OATMEAL,
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_All fresh and sweet, and
sold in an uanitya lowest
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  I ,,.,.I'l`he Eastern Guardian
IIUT WITH SlIIliMENTl
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MEN iN :ri-iE cAss Enom MANV
SERVESHEALTH or sAii_noASorAi\iirEEi$ 2`§4(i:JL'iaFi\EKEri:NTLi-?EcMc(i;l“r
VICE.
FOR RESPONSIBLE Duriss iN ivi-os1' NEsvE-nAci<|Nc sEn-
III II rer rain, steadier nerves, a more perfect
N 0 calling demands a clea b
1
ate of ealth ilhan that of a railroad engimier The safety of
tl - ` ‘ .
‘°“s““'l5 d‘*P°"dB 011 Bllardirlg his health, which is as important toi __»M|L1-ON ¢Ros3_ _ The semi.
the public as the efllciency oi’ hi 1 _ ,
enormous i'esponsi~billty, he dares firing lfiike cllileiilxcles eilvllflleréb li‘iiliil;°`liinihlzEi
“muen That is Why 5° many Of them are. usin Taiil it dl
the “e"V°3» “leafs the brain. corrects indigestion sllrengt-hifi: thgteaariiis
ii ' '
insures t c safety of the traveler, and keeps mm on his ],,.b_
Railroad engineers everywhere en
dorse Tanlac because they have .tried
it and know. Read what they say:
W. L. Nabers, Atlanta, Ga., engineer
Southern railway, says; “I had lost
appetite-liver and kidneys deranged
~siii<-e taking Tanlac ihaven't had it
pain-gained _14 pounds."
L, C. Bowers, 910 First avenue,
south, Nashville, Tenn., engineer Ten-
nessee Central, says: "Stuma,¢h U-ou.
fble und nervousness overcome-notir
ing too good I can say about Tanlac-
gained eight pounds."
I), A. ‘Middlo`ton, 1717 -Cheiiovert
street, llouston, Tex., engineer South-
ern Pacific, says: "Was in had shape
-<:ouliln’t walk--Tanlac built me up
like new man-gained 11 pounds."
T. G. Ayers, 107 Raines avanue,
Nashville, Tenn., engineer Louisville
& Nashville, says: “Kidney trouble,
nervousness, poor wp-petite--Taiilac
put me in good shapc-gained seven
pounds."
J. T. Toy, Aitlanta, Ga., former en-
gineer Seabonrd, says: “Nervous in-
digestion-kidneys in bud shape-
piiins.in hack-a1n satisfied with whait
'l‘iinli\i- has done for une."
lt. H. Oweiis, 2700 avenue G, Bir-
iiiiiigliaiii, Ala., engineer, says: “Run
down~indigestion - piilpltation of
divart-lnid to give up job-since tak-
ing Tanlac eat anything-'-have gone
ibn:-li to work."
'l‘, (1. Iiurrows, 3915 McKinney ave-
nue, ilousion, Texas, engineer Si.
Louis, Brownsville & -Mexico, says:
“(‘.atarrh of head and stomacliI-hend-
aches-nervous - Tanl-ac is railroad
mun's friend-feel like new man.”
Lynn Sills, 440 North Bellevue ave-
nuc, Memphis, Tenn., engineer Louis-
ville K: Nnslivillc. says: "-Hciulaolies
-'pains in hack and kidneys-s~trniiied
every nerve to keep up-Tiiiilac rc-
lioved me entirely."
S. T. Watkins, Birmingham, Ala.,
ongiiicei' Southern, says: “Suffercd 27
yoai's--sioiiiacli troubles-Tanlac has
viiiloil my ti'oiihlos,"
G. G. Geiger, 133 Liiiilen street,
Atlaniii, fin.. onginccr Georgia rail-
roiitl, s<i_v:~:: “Tanlac relieved my wife
oi" rliviiiiiatisni-slic giiiiicd 25 pounds
from using it." `
C. J. Weeks, 2139 Lydia street,
Jaicksoiiville, Flu., engineer Seaboaril.
says: "Siifi'ci'ed 20 years from -nerv-
ous indigoslion-Tanlac entirely ro-
liovcd iinuvgained 20 .ponndi-i.”
Jeil’ D. Riggs, 2020 Pearl street,
Vicksburg, Miss, engineer Yazoo and
_ ’ at '
IMlSsippippi Valley, says: Was nerv-
ous and physical wreck-since taking
Tanlac am strong and active as ever
-gained 25 pounds."
B. F. House, R.F.D. No. 5. box 61,
Atlanta, Gu., engineer Seaboard, says: I
“Lost weight and strength-was .bad-
ly under the weather-Tanlac set me
uip-gained 22 pounds." i
Jack Petrie, 54 Lindsley avenue,
Nashville, Tenn., engineer, says:
“Was pulled down till l had to give up
my cngines-Tanlac put me back in
the cab-i't’s the best medicine I ever
tried." |
P. F, Hainimill, 1102 Dunnavunt St.,
Meinqihis, ’l`enn., engineer, says:
"Rlieuinatis-nil-tyiicd everything, in.-
cluling trip to Hot Springs-Tanlsc
did more than everything else com-
bined." I
P. C. Hooks, Rome, Ga., engineer,l
Southern, says: “My wife was almost
complete nervous and .physical wreck;
-Tanlulc set her crutches aside-she`
gained 16 pounds." `
J. B. Watson, Mobile, Ala., engineer
on Southern railway between Selma
and Mobile, says: "Was completely'
broken down-couldnili. :work-since
taking Tanluc ani working regularly
-gained 28 pounds."
O. B. Haines, Nashville. Tenn., en-
gineer Louisville and Nashville, says:
“Gave up engine account accident,
bad health-Tanlac is line-gained 8
pounds-sleep and eat fine."
G. T. Newman. Dalton, Ga., engin-
eer Wlestern and Atlantic, says:
"Was tired and worn out-nervous-
Tanlac only thing that gave me re-
liei’I"
H. M. Telford, B17 Third ave., Birm-
ingham, Ala.. engineer Louisville &
Nashville, says: "Wife had nervous
lndigestion - splitting headaches -
gave up all ihousework-’I‘anlac H8-V6
hcr new life and energy-she gained]
seven pounds."
Evidence from .such sources as
those is uiiiissuillahle. These men are
exposed to all conditions of weather
as no others ure. Their runs take
them l’roni 'mountain to seasliore,
from swamp to highland, through
rain and storm, cold and sleet, and
they never -falter in their duty. Tihey
inust always guard against disease.
These men speak from personal ex-
poricnce; no wonder they pin their
iaitli to Tanlac, for it has served
them well. -
Tanlac is sold in Charlottetown by
lteddin Bros. I
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To Our
~ Customers  
When we fitted up and moved into our new premises
we had you all in our minds eye-it was ouridea to_have a
store that would be a pleasure for you to deal in-having the
space we planned a rest room,
parcels meet your friends and
desire. Our stock of Drugs, Sundries, _Patent Medicines,-
Dyesetc., etc., will be up to the usual high standard and
everything and anything you may want will _be here-Make
of our store what we desire a place to trade in.
REDDIN BROS
., Phone 86
Country
whore you can check your
useit in any way you may
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FLOUR
Made by onc of oiirbest .
` P. li. I. M i I lc rs (ROIIGF '.
Process) from choice im Ort- `
ed i<‘ii~‘i~; and nii\n3U\S
WIIEAT. 2
_ We receive a fresh stock
every few days, (wc supply
the wheat). ‘
(Sold in any quiinity)
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prices in lhe City. Phone In .
your order. Orders filled and
sent promptly.
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Enlargements
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THE CO0K’S STUDIO
CoAL,
HARD STOVE and
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Canada s Greatest Known Price Tailors
T- . The  & Sflotch  C0»
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.*IT PAYS to bu-y in this Province, I .
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..*TWO CENTS PER WORD each
insertion for advertising to this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order
minimum charge twenty-live cents.
,___
..*FOR SALE farm 65 acres good
land at Selkirk Station 45 acres in
good state of cultivation 'balance hard-
wood dwelling, out building; also 15
I , -____ Incres marsh which produces line crop,
hav yearly. Apply to Hugh L. Mac
Donald, St. Georges, R. R. No. 1. -
annual examination was held in the
Milton Cross school June 30th. About
twenty visitors were present.” The
pupils were examined by a few of the
visitors, and by their teacher, Miscs
Catherine MacLeod. After a short
programme of recitaticns and songs
Miss Annie Moore read the following
Address and Miss Florence Maciieth
presented their teacher with a beauti-
ful gold rlng set with four opals.
Dear Teurlier,--Witli an expression of
sincerity we the pupils of this school
deem it our duty to ln some suitable
way manifest our appreciation of your
services rendered as our teacher in
charge oi’ oui' school. During your sta"
here you have by your kind dlpositior
won the favor ot' both sclioiurs ani'
parents. Now as you are about to
sever you.r connection with our school
we earnestly hope that success will
crown your efforts wherecver your lot
may be cast or what ever your voca-
tion may he. Those few lilies are but
a. faint expression of our good feeling
toward you. Trusting this short ad-
dress and accompanying gift an a
small token of appreciation will lie ac-
ceptable to you. Wishing you every
success in your future life, we arc the
scholars oi’ Milton Scl\oo| on behalf of
our school.
..*FORTUNE NOTES-Tho iirslior
men of Buy Foriuiie have liindcd all
their lobster traps and report coil iisli
very scarce.-Mr. l-lowiird l)ingwell's
family. of Charlottetown are spending
the summer at Fortune in their cot-
-tage located on a beautiful new lot
facing on the river.-Mrs. Ralph
Churchill and family, of Boston have
secured a cottage in Fortune and are
sumniering tliere.-Mr. Walter Ding-
well, of Boston, has arrived on a short
visit, the guest oi' his brother, Mr. JuId-
son Dingwell,-Mr. Herbert Carver, of
Hazelbrook and Benson Weatherbio.
of Vernon River were in Fortune Inst
week on a business trip.-The road
from the turn of the (‘hurch Road to
Fortune Harbor has been repaired and
put in good shape for the public once
again_ It will he reinembered that
the storms last fall inode that road
impassiihle.-Mr. Hector McNIvi\ii, of
Foiitiiiio Bridge sold ai vory Fino vow
last week for which he received a gon,»_
price. - The citizens of Fortune gave
a reception to four of their heroes lust
Saturday evening in the Hall at For-
tune, ice cream -and cake were served
to the very large crowd that had
gathered. Mr. Edwin Read acted as
chairman. An address was read by Mr.
H.W. Burke and a presentation of gold
signet rings made by four young
ladies. Mr, W. R. Webster addressed
the gathering. A reply was made by
Private Charles Campbell, ably thank-
ing the people for the reception and
gifts. The evening was then spent in
songs and music. Mrs. George Jack-
son presided al: the organ. This was
the third reception given returned
men at Fortune Bridge.--F I
AIR MAIL BRINGS KlNG"S
GREETINGS T0 THE CANADIANS
OTTAWA, July 9.-The first itir-
ship to cross the Atlantic brought
=\ message of good wishes from
the King to 'the people of Canaria.
The message was addressed to His
Fxcellcncy, the Governor-General.
and reads as followsz-
Buckingham Palace, June 28s 1919.
To Hits Excellency. The Duke of
Devonshire, G.G., C.M.G., G.C.,V.0.
Governor-General and Command
er-in-Chief of Canada I
“l take this opportunity of send-
ing, by the first British airship.
(R-34) to cross the Atlantic, a mes-
sago of good wishes to the people
of Cainada from the Old Country."
(Signed) George lt. l.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears 
the
S`i|¢nature of ,é 
r=` ;
IN TIMES OF PEACE PREPARE
l'0R WAR --IN SUMMER .
PLACE YOUR COALIN STOR ..
HE 
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coli ouAR'rETTE
HERE are several rea
oiiiisiuui I
Due to arrive shortly
owest prices for delivery
on arrival. - v
Order. now.
uno. ii. iuu. it sou
» l ‘ . t*
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 sons~ why you H
should buy your winter ~
coal during the summer
months. The most im-
portant one is that you 1
will thereby effect a con- l I
siderable saving of money ' I
L_ _.L
a notable shortage of
coal just when you are in
need of it. Who can tell?
C. l.YONS & C0.
Phoné lil " Queens Wharf
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Prince $_t. Wharf '
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“Tailored-To-IVleasure” Clothes
l '
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ln Buying “Ready-Made" Clothes
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UYING “Ready-'Made”~Clotl'ies on the “Trust-to-Luck” basis i_s an expensive
habit of some men--the truth is "No Two lVlen Are lVlade Alike", "Ready-
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Made" Clothes are macle alike as
sizes-asicle from the general chest
dimensions your being fitted in
"Ready-Made" Clothes is a matter
of pure luck. I
Having your clothes tailored _t_o your
own individual measurements and order,
eliminates luck entirely - Tailored-En
Measure Garments assure you of perfect
Ht, graceful drape and correct body lines.
There  no speculation about English é
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Clothes, at the modest expenditure of $17
you will find rin interesting exhibit of fine
suit and overcoat fzilirics-the quality of
our fxilirics at whatever price you choose
is bcttci' than that offered in “Ready-
.\ladc” Clothes, at double our stziiidnrd-
izcd prices. `
Suits and Overcoats
Tailored-To-Yoiu'-Measiue
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Qllllib'
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CO. Tailored-to-Measure Gar-
ments assure you ci that most desired
effect - individuality, - Our garments
Trousers
Wo ure siiowlng rx:-nptlonnl
vnlues In mini trousers from
nneciiil trouser lengths. An
miiny of these cloths are ulmirn
In very llmlioil litinntliien. wo
will be obliged to nsk customers
lor IL lieooml oliulce.
BOYS' AND YOUTIIS’ SCHOOL (.‘-ll()’I‘IIl-ZS
, Made-to-Measure from good depondnhlc woolli-ns like rind wonrs,
not thc usual cloth unf-i in boys’ clothes. ()ut-of-town ciiiitmiu-rs,
write for Boys' und Youths' Style Book.
have none of that monotonous, mechan-
ical appearance that is sccn in “Ready-
l\'ia<lc” clothes of even thc finest quality,
as wc arc prepared to prove to you if
given the op- I f I _
portunity to 
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