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QTUNE 91193: ‘ __ . ‘ ‘ “ THE CHARLUITETOWNiEUARDIAIl - y m...“ QEVEN ' wonto, onoiriousro asims- ' ' _ ’ . . f ~ '» ~———-

Vl ED AT. DENVER

Western Guardian

‘ ..‘MONTAGUE TEA Wednesday June. 22nd.

DENVER, Colo. zluue B-—A general inventory of ‘ the world wide labor miwtiment will be taken when the American Federation oi Labor holds its annual convention here this month, according to an informal outline of the tentative. r programme of the convention, made public today. .

Delegates to the convention will include fifty representatives from» Great Britain, Canada, Japan. Mex- ico and Porto Rico. These. with more than 1.000 dﬁegates from the United iStates. will attempt to de" teruiino, the exact status of liibor_ l it was sold. .

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LIIBHIIN

PARTY,

r-“THE LEAGUE“, is doll-g tiling, see Montague on June

-.‘$PEC'lALl$--'Mcns work shirts H! iihrcts. Sticks 4 pair for $1. Neck ties .10 cts ouch. Soft felt hats

w,- 95. Ives and Murdock, Ltd. __

».‘DRAMA-See the four act comic yramo, “lihe Fisherman’:- l-‘ilffkl’ Odtiieilows llali, Montaigne l<ridiiy evening. June 10th. '

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JMONTAGUE IS THE PLACE Whore they have the big LEPUWtlS r 11nd thc good times. We'll all be there on the 22nd June. Long time since they had ii ‘Pea. and we'll bet ll Will he a hummer this time_

u _..“SEE THE COMIC DRAMA - - _ 'llie Fisherman's Luck" put on by - ~ - the Vernon Dramatic (ilub. Odilfel- IOWS llzill, Montague Friday even- ing Jun». 10th. Under auspices fiominuuity Welfare League Ltd. Ge! Your tickets early.

Passengers iirFirble toYEeYe practic-l

rill ever 1 . i -. ° '

..,’........§..J"?..%l...l.°..2‘ .£.E..‘.'."”'.:.ii Organic Union

lovely Lake Louise. Whether on R ' ' “ eceives Big Vote

business or pleasure, this truin combines every comfort and con - v ce possible. ,1. For lm-onnw, y h __ ORONTO, June 8—0rganic m on and t a m“ nnioii with the Methodist and Con- gregational ohurches was approved by the Presbyterian General As-

chase of sleeping car nccommgja.

tions. apply to local nggm or [hq semibiy of Canada today by a. vote of 410 to 111. The restilt is a

’i tans-Canada Limited

The Trans-Canada L1mlted—the popular Canadian Pacific train from Montreal and Toronto to West ern Canada and Pacific Coast- how leaves Montreal at 5.00 p. m. daily, making the fastest time he- tween terminals of any train in America.

‘Reaches Fort William in thirty nours~winnlpeg in forty-two hours

tut Wiillili

Will you join the CRUSADE in the interest of BETTER HEALTH for all now being conducted by the

Red Cross Society

Will yon become an active member and worker and encourage all your friends to join‘!

..*JUNE SPEC|AL5—G1‘ily Cot- lﬂu from 8 cts l.\ yard up. £16 inch. silk for $1. a yard. 50 inch serge 1'01‘ $1. ii yiird_ Ladies black hose at 25 4112i per pair are amongst our slim-leis for June. See them at lves & Murdock, Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Railway, or com. inunicnte with Mr. N. R. DesBi-p. say. District Passenger Agent at St_ John N. B.

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W!‘ é‘ iiIlIiillillilllllillllillililllillil

.. FSTAKE RACE$.——Don‘t forget

A membership drive will be con-

ducted from

June 5th to 11th

and you are all asked to join up.

The fee is one dollar a year and

twenty ﬂve cents‘ for children.

~llegina in fifty-three hours-—Citl- gary in ninety-two hours. Passengers from the Maritime Provinces. via St. John, have choice oi‘ two train connections the early train leaving at 3.45 p m. Eastern time, daily except Sunday. and later train at 6.25 p. m. every day.

Another Point For

Industrial Dispute

little different from the vote on union taken a-t the Winnipeg As- sembly in 1916 when the returns were 406 to 90 in favor of union. The ﬁrst vote on the question of union taken in Edmonton in 1911 ‘was also in favor of union but was

$3.00 will pay for n nomination in thc Montague Stake Races which close on Saturday. June lltli. 2.17 -—2.‘Z0 class mixed. 2.110 trot and 2.25 pace. '1‘. G. lves, Secretary.

HWMPORTAIJTZ-Get your tic- kct early for the hig show. Odd-

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i847 ROGERSBROS;

SlLVERPLATE

LoNnoNi Jim? 3_A rumba? 1"‘ -_not so decisive as latter votes. dustriai dispute may be added to‘ P the existing controversies in the coal and cotton engineering trades throirgh the decision of the govern- ment as announced today, by the Minister of Agriculture. to cease control of Agriculture. This de-

“Us ‘mm “fouls ‘he biggest cision is due to the ﬁnancial crisis travel treat that’ it is possible for llirvusli which the country is a trans-continental trip to contaiii.'passing. J.“

The more members we get the more and better work can and will lie done.

No such opportunity for helping your children has ever occurred before.

The Trans-Canada. is an all sleep ing cur train, carrying sleeping car passengers only,- except be- tween Montreal and Ottawa, where a limited amount of parlor car ac- commodation is available. All the equipment used is of the finest type, which includes through sleep ing rears, dining cnr_ and compart- ment observation car.

fellows llu-ll, Montague, Friday evening, June 10th. Staged by the Vernon Dramatic Club under tho auspices of the Montague Com- munity Welfare League, Ltd.

LZIICZOZIJ‘ 86777-65 scrvcd from a glistening bowl! lVho can resist thc combination? with thc accompany- zng picccs of ﬁne silvcrplatc t0 please thc cyc. \Vhntcvcr you buy in “i847 Rogers Bros." you can l;c surc it is of thc very best quality. TCiiSptJOIIS, special serving picccs, or a tca sct—cvc_ry plccc is stamped with the iiilhiinzric “ 1154-7 Rogers Bros.” This namc is your

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ISIN GLASS IN JAPAN

..*MONTAGUE'HORSE RACES Wednesday, 'August 10th., 1192b (llusses 2.17 trot and 2.20 pace. 2.40 tsriiighi trot, 2.25 straight pace. Purses $2100.00 in each; All stakes. Nomination close Saturday. June 11th, when 1 per cent is one. Mull

While isiinglass. madc from sca- weetl, is produced ln every part or Japan w-iiiere climatic conditions nre favorable, Osaka, Kyoto nrid ‘IYOEQ are said ito produce mori. than two-thirds oi the entire

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amount, about 2,809,207 pounds. .-

‘P. E. island Dfillti)’ anti Curtaii Store

your entries curly to the Secre- tary.

..*BETTER HURRV.—Sa,\' Peter did you muil your entry to lves Montague for their stake races to -lie held there on August 10th? Sillllfillly is the last day to noinin- ate an entry. tSu-ppose Hammond will be there tiguin with an entry in cut-ii chi s" as usual. He'll have lots oi’ company this year. \Vc'll mirks ‘him won't‘ WP?

buying guidc. lt will pay you to rcmcmbcr it in lull.

The unqualiﬁed guarantee is behind cvcry piccc of 18-17 Rogers Bros. Silvcrplatc. It is thc best possible proof of our belief that there is none bcttcr.

Your LIHIIPI: hm‘ "18-17 Rngrrs Bros." or um get it for you.

‘T/w Family P/nlc for igcvciity-ﬁ-ve Years

. ' * go some: _ _ _ ,_ ‘ _ _ _ Hurrah for dear old Montague. y .'\ll'.Rll)l'..'\ BRI l ANNlA LO, Liiiirrizti, Hamilton, Ont. v31 CHICK FEED ii a - 115;“?.fii..'i5i1;”".i.i£.i"”i'tifiiﬁi.ff".lif"til.3321' iﬁiiiif.” 97 ' iS: it's-h (3 nccrt held in Montague ' ‘ , ' ohU)/ilri_i' 130,111. was il splendid suc- 1 ' . cos-i.‘ ﬂlHl wns-i miicl) enjoyed liy the -—_-—--——~-—- I- ———i—————-- L? "9 a YOUNG QH|QKEN3 "on 5i- lnrize audience who zittendcil. This .2 ._.lmumm.___l @ __- ‘"3mmunﬂunnm"MHHHHHHHH" __._ “.1. qetjwi" go m; QXCQIIQIIQQ of t} concert was hcld uniler the ans- “; our ci-ucK FEED, "riiny i; ‘nicer- ef the Community Welfare - - ~--~ -—~-——-~~ 6i Mowmat i‘ " “Md M "m" l} 0081i‘? lnceipium‘. wit); ll 1' ‘ 0 t "" s " i l u i l 1 r u a iﬁd I-boy». continually cry for -. u, c o l i in l5 ope l am] imam ,0].mg a ma p“ y on . l . oir i only iii io s Oilllt ng a It 5' W§lbY 0715,!‘ for hi! z remuﬂ-‘ﬂ Outlined {be work "mt [he 32nd 01' 311"’ “"0 W4’ W115i iiiiwspzi]ii-.i' uutii-i" llio llililllt‘ iii‘ V0- - warm milk. our CHICK had been arovnuriislied by the every one will a. ist in all ways , _ phm," FEED is good not only for '5 Led-Elli‘. H111": IlS IIICBPUOH- 0H possible to support the League in Rgtufll, H‘; _ _ _ ‘_ H“ _ ‘In [b (he “m, chlgk‘. bug [m- ti‘ January lst, lust "(only l‘. months ozirryinig out thglr objects oi‘ llljlk- __ _ " m“ ‘Film \n_ lmnfuy e m, grown‘; am] amwn “pg, 4; ’ aigo "Tile League got thc ilecd 1m; our town a nigger “m1 p.41...- F‘ ' -" V Hiiri-t-tetl by ( illllililX irom his home Try a bag. Sold In 25 lb. and a) "f u‘? PTFIYPPW 110111-11" by ""1"! d! place for us and our boys and lilVl-‘l ‘ . iii tlii- t'lilll|li‘_\'. 41>‘ ilililvl’ tho terms $100 ‘b’ ha“! and by ‘he a I iurggats ﬂrndsgjzlce ﬁﬁogu l“ "V" m" PARIS. June 8-—7liie rﬁ-iillllii‘ 091m‘ his 1110:1111. |'qir-ii.-c'i'rtim prison Our price: are the i: V dfpimpi“ League an“, 6w‘; ‘rm m“ ‘m-mi-hasé Iformei- Premier Joseph Cniliaug”... p, "m I,....n.;|;...| ‘p, .~..,.,;.|.._ in ' _ "P ‘ some eight hundred iloliars, and 1"!" imlmﬂll m9 i-‘i f"l'i‘$i1"l|"“"~‘ Paris. S‘ & 60' lytdoi‘ ' they hope to he ahie to clczir this ‘ummp, |,|,,|,,,,.,,, m, mnnhq,“ liy nu announcement in the Paris, ' z Headquarters for Flour and: ' - o? by July lini ‘Em’ l??? “Ssiﬁtvlanlff l . o ‘every pa ro n: ci izen. . uci Q He,“ .19 thanks wns due to Mr. Duncan Mc-

donald, Piper of Georgetown, hiss MoRae (‘Dancer-i and Mr. Mont Warren Cornet Player of tihurlotte- i-OWII. Mr. A. G. IMcGregor and Mrs. MoLaren, Georgetown, liesiiles the local talent who assisted in the programme. The League iirc putt- tng on another-concert this week.

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ll. 1' MABON

Optometrist eves éxiimiuso QLAQQEQ FITTED Montague, P. E. I.

Graduate of Canadian Oph- thalmic College. Toronto and other pout graduate courses.

Exclusive Tut Room con- ncctcd wlli Drug Stora-

A 8000 A s. " Greys Cottons

51-2c. 8c. 10c. 12c. 15c. 18c.» 20c. YARD

_ ‘ We are putting on a big drive is cottons and sheet- ings this week—or until these specials are sold out. These are really wonderful values. It’s an opp0rtunity— come quickly! ' -

Extra Heavy Drill Cottons . . . . . . . 20c and 25c Yard

. Bleached Sheetings

Eve-Glasses From , 54 inch wide . . . 38¢ Yd. 80inch wide 50¢ & 55¢ Yd. . $2 to A . 72 inch wide 45c & 50c Yd. 90 inch wide .600 & 70c Yd. l’

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.THE OLD RELIABLE. TRY lTl Minardﬁi Linimeiit Co.. Ltd.. Yar- moiitli. N. S.

A Great’ Swede

Turnips

Carters Millpond Purple Top Swede

producing izirgc, round. perfectly" shaped bulbs, with vcry smull top: rich yellow, lirm, free from cozirscn. 0i cxccllcnt quality; skin yclloiv with zi dot-p purple top: splcniliil kccpmg variety. Thc turnip living oiic (ll ilic staple root crops oi lllis Province, it has iii-vii our cnilczivor to obtain a vziricty of uiiiloulilcil nicrit, iilltl such that wc , could dept-nil upon from your to yc.'ir. This vziricty has fully rcalizcil our expectations for thc past ciglit. yours, zinil having liccomc zi in- vuritc with turnip grmvi-rs oi this Province, ihc ilriiniiiil is incri-iisliig greatly for this vziricty. Many iarmcrs in lllt‘ Vlflllll)‘ of Cliarlnitcitiivii will grow no iiilicr. kind. \\'i- ivoultl strongly iirlvisc turnip growers to grow this cxccllcnt va- rit-t_v. (liir supply rimii-s from liiiglauil.

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YARMOUTH, N. S. FISHERME-N AND CAMPERS QUICK-RELIEF PUT A BOTTLE 1N YOUR. OUTFIT '

(hlillponil) ,

Asfyilu

Only "Bayer" is Genuine

(lrlasznrds)

These are of good Quality and an exceedingly good buy at the price. If 1n need we advise you to loose-no time in securing a good quantity.

n. Majority of A Brusselettes Rugs

Eyg-ﬁlggggg - - Size 2 1-2 x 3 Yards $10.00 Size 3 x 3 1-2 Ylards $14.00 i ' _ Size 3 x 3 Yards . . . $12.00 Size 3 x 4 Yards . .. $16.00.

Sinliqplg because PAILK p _ _ MA ' SS“ These are duijableliard wearing rugs—1n neat de-

C.'\R'i‘l<‘.R'S PRIZE _ll.-\S7.r\Rl)’S l.\il’R(lVl£I) is thc lll{S'i‘ S'l‘i\'r\iN of llziszririVs improved, and is grown especially for us iroiifclioicc selected roots. WI rcctumntuid our “Prize llaszartlis" as thc iii-st turnip grown in this or any country’. Ask for CAR- _ 'i‘l§l<'.\‘ l’Rl7.i*‘. il.~\S7..\l{l)'S l.\~i- ' PRUViil) and izikc no substitute.

t'.'\l\"i"i€l{'.\' PRIZE ll;\SZ.»\Rl)‘S lMPRUVi-ll) is solil in scaled caril- liouril boxes, iii [-4 lb. l-.Z lb.. and l

From East Point to C196 Bear is a big territory. Y8! right across this space

Parkman Supplies the ~'

EYE-GLA

UR- , . . . . ll. .. F r ..l* 1t o 3t. : l where it is well knmvu, zinil coiisiilisrctl one of . EIRQﬁQLY Signs and QttPHCtIVG colorlngs. These prlCeS 3T3 about Warning!‘ pnless you sec by gliffgﬂgelllrﬁ, mlirii-lt- lsbéréiifgibll thc licst in culliwiiiiiii. Stilrl only lil scaled puc- » GRADUATE odjclpﬂ pre_wa1. and are lower than we ever expected to be ‘tyiliietliliplréips ygplyﬁl-e 3313121352? Al: l,—2 ll). 5o, cents; i-4 1b., 3o cents. kaiser. i-2 lll, pkg. 5w" r ll). pkg. $i.oo. Posingt- a, (“nuance counel.) ableto Offer ' ‘ - plrin at ‘nil. Take Aspirin only as “Image Imd‘ ‘ i, M] ‘ ' l ' ' told in the Bayer package for F h] ‘ S d S , i d] a . v _ ‘ _ o _. I . _ r _ ‘ i h \ J gglggtnntlglnifidgggﬁgile. ggﬁfﬁiirilé, or xpsieagsciuirn Siilrcgpirlréglgiei.) iy iic iiy tuo liutiilrul nrriimiit» in Prints Lrhvrird island 4

Lninbago and for Peiin. Then you’ twill be following the directions and dosage worked out by physic- ians during twenty-one years and proved safe by millions. Tandy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists, also seil larger packages. Made i_n Canada. Aspirin 1181M). trade mark (registered in Canada). of Bayer. Manufacture oi’ Monosceticaicides- ter of Salicyllcacid.

We Frame Pictures

Cnlihnd see loraygurlﬂil h l I UP-TO-DA OP TICAL PARLOUBS.

ll. ll. PARKMAN

OIAIIULTI OPIOIIII-II’! ' if. I. I. I.

CARTER s. c0, LTD.

ituisiiiu h CiiARLOlTETOWN