FOR SALE

v

r I. Palmer. K. c.

lolloltora ror Royal Bank or Canada W—

[Montagne

For Sale, a sidential and arm prop- erty, pleasantly situated in tbe town of Kensîng— ton. Excellent bouse and barns in first class condi- tion. Also farm consist- ing of 50 acres of c'hoice land in a fine state of cultivation.

PATTERSON WALKER,

Kensington.

Professional Cards

Dr. Clift Chronic Di'seases

tronted oy latter. Foc 810.00 montbly in advance. Personal aer vices by contract. Addreu Pardy Italien, Westcbealer' 00.. N. Y 'llalk via Word and Way, to'lrda

Palmer & Palmer H. L Palmer

Barrlaton, Etc. Iank or Nova Scotla Building ürlottotown. P. E. l. Non-y to Loan

MiacDonald & McPhee ‘ev

B. A.

J. A. MacDonald. Il. F. McPhee. u

.a. Barrietora. attorney, oto. Monoy to loan Rilery Building Charlottotm.

McLean & McKinnon

DONALD McKINNON Barrlaror Attorney—atLaw OMoo—Royal Bank Building Charlottotown. P. E. Iaiand

MORSON & DUFFY

Bardot"! and Attorney—aLLaw MONEY T0 LOAN

s. s. HESSIAN '

Iarrlator, Iollcltor. Notary Publie

Etc. MONEY To LOAN P. E. Ioland

FULLER BRUSH C0.

lendid re- .___

- umnized in Monctn June, 12th in

Prôf."Eldridg'e v, mu n IN SUMMERSIDE

'rooav,

Have you been to Pror. Et dridge, tbe Oracle or Humanity. wbo. witbont love, without anger. witbout batred. witbput pity. merci- less as rire, immutable as rate. holds a mirror up to lire? He pio turea as on a blackboard. the love. laugbter. trngedy and tous which go to malte up youuiaily existence. so tbat by consulting him you may saregunrd yonrselr asainut many contingeneies wblcb will arise in tbe hereatter.

Pror. Eldridgo, (‘anada's ravorite l’brcnoiogist. Psychologist, Lecturer Traveller and Entertainer will be in Suminerside Monday. ’l‘uesday ill. .i‘ecnesday at lbe iJÆU Lo- tel 10 nm. to S p. m.

BELLlVEAU—NOONAN

A very pi'etty wedding was sol.

Si. Bernards church. at 7.30. when Miss Elnia J. Noonan eldest dau- illill'l' or .\lr. and Mrs. Ed J. Xoonan, bccanie the bride or Mr. J. Thonizis Boliii‘eau. Rcv. Father Savage Celobrated nuptial mass.

Thc bride wearing a sand colv ored suit with hat t0 match and carrying a bouquet ol' roses ent-

(-rr-il tbc cburch on tlie arm or lit-r :ailicr. ‘.\ii'. William Carncy ir St. John “'le bcst man. Aller the cer- emony. breakfast was servi-d at lhn home (il thc bridc's parents.

Thc liapp)‘ couple lelt on tlie Maritime Express ror difrerent points in PrinCe Edward lsland.

They will reSide in Moncton. ———4-o-.——

EXIGENCIES OF ART

“The arena is ready" said

movie director. “Stop in and turn loosc the lions."

“Arc you sure rhose brutes have!

bail tlieir dinncr?" asked the star

tiie we‘il

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MacLeod & Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY. K. c.

J. A. BENTLEY Barrlatora and Attornoya MONEY T0 LOAN Dfiloo—Bank or N. 8. Çhambon p. m. May bo conaulto‘t‘ ofr boura at 113 Hlllaboro 8l.

W. Miles Garrison à. B.. M. D.

Pulnionary Tuberculoaia Spoclallab

126 Brighton Road. Charlotîatow"

.Gaa Treatment In Selected Cane: Telephono 207

Dr. C. G. Archibald

nraduato on N. Y. Pont Graduato ' Modlul Bchool and Hoapltai Practloo Ilmltod to Eyo, Ear, Noao and Throat Drl‘lco Bayer Building, Groat George ltnot. Oppoalto Guardlan Ofiloo Tolophono 850J. ofllco Heure—D to 12 a. m. 1 to s

m» MW.

J. A. McEACHEN, Oph. D.

ËYE SPÉCIALIBT

Eyoa oxamlnod and alaaaoa rurnlahod whon noodod.

Office—127 Grarton Stroo: (abovo Paraon’a 6 and 10 cent atoro.)

Houra 10—1 and 2—5. Bat. lo—I.

Evon'na by appointrnant.

Talophonout-L.

J. K. ROSS

Prolnolai Managar . Nom! Amorloan Lira Auuranoa Go.

otrloa. Bank 0' Nova 80°“!

charlottdtown. P.l.i.

MW.

,SL‘it l'in liablc to run over

who n'as to play the role or a Christian martyr. 1 “l ‘saw ‘ein red myacli. They are: as rrisky as kittcns.“ ‘ "A11 right. but ir tbey show signa ur wanting t0 [Oy with a littlc des- a few camera men." ‘ t i —.—o—.———-

LAND MEASURE !

(Ïnr' acre romains 160 sqnurcl nuls. 4,840 square yards 43.560! square icct. The sidc or a square must iiicasurn as rollows tri contain 'l‘cn acres. 660 feet, one acre 208.71. lialr arrc 147,58; tliird acres 120.50, lourlb ar-rc 104.38; elghth acre 73.79.

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EARLY CLOSING

Wc tho undcrsiiznt-d nicrchants or North \Viltshire agr'ce to close O'dl' places or business on Tuesday. Tbiirsday and Friday's or eacii ivcr‘k (iuring tho suniiiicr mouths Conimcncing Junc 22ml.

IMCLEAN BROS., EWEN (‘AMPBELL F. J. TltAlNOR.... ...

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HOME BUILDERS

To obtaln tlio bcat results rrom tho llnusiiig Sr'heme you should purrhaso yoiir lunibr-r rrom us. as we cul all the rlglit inaierlal requir- od in the crectlon or your houso, to yniir nrfll'l'. without wnste and ut nianufactnrer's priccs.

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—CONTRACTOR8 buy yonr building supplies at Brace, McKay .Ltd. and vsnve money. Prompt sbipment. -

—BUILDEn8 HARDWARE — Hinges. naila, glass, rooring, lock sets and ail builders hardware. Get our prices and savo money. Braco McKay & Co. Ltd., Summerside.

——THE COLLECTORS in tbe Prince. Connty Soldier'a_ Monument campaign started ro work in Sun). merside last week. and met with good response. Some qnlte gener. ous subscriptlons bave been given.

—MUSIC LOVERS in Summern sido bave been watcbiug with kcen interest tbe rapidity with Whth lhe violin bas received a routing witbin tho past [wo or tbree years in town, and will be glad to liea: that a Lumber or thc pupils oi Mrs. Richardson arc again going to bold a violin reciial similar t0 tbe one held last. lt ls proposed io hold tbis recttal in ibe Y. M. C. Tliurs- day evening or tbis week. and no douht ibat lhe Sunimerside public will taire advnntage or ibis oppor- tunity or hearing a reai treat.

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PhyaleIa-a

Solll

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Easte‘m Guariliaii

..'PERFECTlON Ice Cream re. (-eived dnily. Eastern Groccry (.‘o., Souris.

....'STURGEON TEA—Reserve Tuesday, July 4111, ror tbe Lawn Tca nt St. Paul's Cburcb. Sturgeon. Tea tables. Saloons, Ba- zaar. ice Cream. Ganies. etc,“ etc. Don‘t miss tbis attraction.

PERSONALS

..'.\ir. Joseph D. 'McCormack.

Esq., Rockharra. is ill.

..‘Miss Annlc McDonald. Spr‘ngs bas arrlvcd home Boston.

(îlonr rrom

....'I\Iiss Grace llomphill, Mon- tagne, spent lhc week end nt ber homo in Georgciown.—A.

..‘.\lr.=l. Paul Mcl’hr-n. B‘g [’ond has closed lier rarm resldeiice, and has gnne tu reside with lier sou-in- law, Mr. John 1“. nicbonald.

..'.\liss Margaret McDonald. Rookbarra. returncd to her rrom Boston whcre she was ing since last rail.

visit-

..‘.\lr. iiiigli McAulav. carringoiMiss liclen Conipton.

biiilder. Souris. bas been ill ror the past rew “'(JOkS. _

....'*.\lr. Frank Dalziel oi' the C. G. S. Carl'crry spent llie weck cnd a! his lionie in 'Gcorgetown.—A.

....'.\iiss Dorothy Lavers. has rc- turned to .ier home at Georgetown arter visitiniz friands at Stnrgeon.—— A.

bilîiiiiimoiiiin

HELPS DAUGHTER

Motbers—watcb yonr dangbter'a health. From tlie time she rencbes tlie age or twelve until womonhood is establisbed ahe needs your cure and ndvice. AMnny wonien have out- rered years or iil-healtb tbrough lack or oncli care during tbis time.

Lydia E. Plnkbnm‘s Vegetablo Compound is n splendid medicino ror girls and womon. For nearly firty yenrs lt bas been helping mothers and daugbtero. Let it belp yon and your dniigbter,

Hamilton, Ontario—“Men my dangbter wna tbirteen and untll sho

sbe could bnrdly move around the

(ho pains

_. à... had beadnicbo.dizzy and ralnt spella. and eoreness in lier back. l saw your ndvertisement in tbe 'Hainll- ton Bpectator' and got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetoblo Compound roi- ber. 'She doos not hum tbe least bit or trouble now, and we botb recommend your mediclne. Slio works in a. candy-sbop now and seems well and atrong."—Mns. i. P. Cuves. 76 Wâinnt St.. Sougt. Hamilton. Ontario. . -

grand.

home»

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.cvery bappiness.

, vers. Mass.

, Dunn's home. internient at People’s

è—TH: WORK OP PUTTJNG OOWN a now plalrorni aronnd tbo Summeralda railway station la nonrv in; completion and a good lob is being dono.

—THE 8UMMER8IDE TENNIS CLUB is building splendid now Courts bncl: or tlie Court Houuo. The club in au eiîort to ralse ronds is arranging ror n musical Concert. wbicn will be staged in the neur rature ai. Happyland Tbeatre.

—AT A MEETING or tbe Douil- tors or tbe Empire on Tbursdny cveniag inst. tbe belp or tbe body was promised. aiding tbe Memorial‘ monument cainpaign. The 1.0.!) E. will serve lunch in tbo Agricul- tural Hall on Dominion Day. tlie proceels or wliicn wñl be used ior tbe nbove (und.

—WEDDING BELLS—The mar riage took place ai tbe home or tbe bride on Wednesday cvening. ot‘ Miss Giennie Helen ltlurray. daugh- ter or Mr. T. W. Murray. Linklet— tor. and Mr. Hubert Earl Mille. son or thc late Hubert Mills. or St. Elhanors. Rev. Geo. Morris orti- cintcd. Following tbe wedding a rceeption was held at tbe home or tbe bride wblcb was attended by liitimate rriends or tbe bride and groom, On last 'l‘liursday evening a sbower was given b_v Iriends o! tlie bride at tbe home or Mrs. Ed— win Clark. Tbe Agriculturiiit joins in n'ishin'g .\ir. and Mrs. Mllls

——HER MANY FRIENDS in Siim. nierslde will sincËrely regrr'et to lr-arn or tbe death or Mrs. John Walsh. l‘ornierly Miss'l’earl Dunn. dauglitcr or Mrs. Capt. Mattbew Dunn. or Summerside, which oc2 ciirrod in Boston on “'ednesday. llcsids‘s lier moiher, sbe is survlvod by hcr husband. two sisters. M-rs. (:bas. Moikle Suniinersiiie and Mrs. J. U. Huestis. Roseiidale, Matis... and two broiliers Clins. Dunn balte iCity, Mich. antheuben Dunn. Dan- ll‘be body will arrive in Sunimorslde tliis evening (Fri- day). Tbe runeral will be held on Sunday arternoon at 2.30 rrom Mrs

TliE WESTERN magnum-1 \_ - “mm

'i‘l 1.

‘W

ont or ihc bouses in Conwaï was built -—so 'tis slated on n s‘ign- board niiacned lo it—in me yeux- 1300. L'ntii recent years ti was n more iiivern; now it ls a museum o! articles or ancient..mnnulacture, interusiing to visitors or antique» ian itaêîes“ _

Mucli more pretentious and much more iiiieresti’ng 1n everv way la “Plus Maire" now tennnted by tlie “Royal Cambrian Academy or Art" and iiie receptacle or modem painl- ings and atber works or an as well as or internstlng relies or nntiquliy 4—ol‘ whicb itseir Is one. lt wne built more tban tbree centuries 3go, :iiiii was ior mnny years tbe Mauor liousc or the Wynne ramily the grcatest landbolders in Walea. lt W8: irequented by Quoen Ellza. beth, tlie Ean or Lelcoster and other grandees or tbe Elizabethan age. Wc visited it, or eoume.. One of iis most conspicuous reaw tures :s tlic plaster decorations on the .ills and ceilinxs. Tlieso wero. it i5 statcd. originally finish. od in i'orrcct lieraldic colours, and were in a higb degree, imposing wben Queen Ellzabetb stayed theri: Now portraits and land- scaprs by modcrn painters—some or tbtni or great artistio excellence ——decorati- thc old wnlls tbat bave looki‘d down upon many a. scene or royal icstivity.

“le cliiiibed io the top or thc hlg‘hest tower ol' the “great mansion." and gct :i eplendid view or thi- old town, lts castle. towers. walls and ancient 'battlements, tliu peaCi-iui river at its aide and tbe grand rural prospects in tlie dis. tance Tbe grandeur and tbe beauli‘ or the 'works ot‘ nature and or man wero very impressive. 1 can “‘l'“ helieve'the sta-tcment ibat i'ew spots in the Kingdoni have mon: rrcquently given inspiration

cemetery. E

—WEDDING BELLS—A very!

prctty weddini: took place at 8 p . ni. nn Wednesday in St. Joiin's' (‘huircln St. Eieanors. when. in theË proscnce or relatives and the imnie-' diate i'riends. Miss May Coinpton.‘ daugllter or Mr. and .\lrs. Stanley Coinpton. or Nortti St. 'Elennors. betame tlie wifo or 'Mr. Georgo Small. a popular and progressive young rarmor of Summerside. Rcvi C. Dewiiiie White officlatlng. Tiie‘ bride was attende-d by ber slstem whllst Mr.] liarold Hall. or Summorside. sup- ported the groom. Alter supper al tlic bride's home. tlie .popular young couple niotoretl to their fu- tiire homo nenir Suiiimerslde, ne compaiiiod by tho liest possiblo wishes or a host or friands ror their future linppiiiess and prosperi- ly togcther. . -—.o.—— REV. G. M. VOUNG. METHODIST PASTOR GOES TO MILLOWN

Rcv. G. M. Young, who loi- thc past live years has been pastor or the Fredericton Mothodis'. ('liiirch, i5 io taikc over tlie pas- torate at Milltown. N. 13.. rollow- ing “10’35"11 aiinual session or ilie Nciw Brunswick and Prince Ed- ward Island Coiii’erencc now meet- 'inl,’ at Sackville.

Word to that errect bas been recelved h'cre and it is understood iliat Mr. Young's assignmcnt to the Milltown chiirch i5 included in the station sheot wliicli is being sont ont ibv tlic Stationing Coin- mittee oi’ the Conrercncc this al- terhoon. lie will sucened at M'llb town. Rev. Richard Opile, chair- iinn or lbc St. Stopbcn district. who mies to St. .Andrcwa. where Rev. Thnmas Marsliali has ‘been acian l‘or tlie part year.

Rev. Mr. Young bas sorved for liwonty clght years iii tlic niinistry or thc Methtidits Church and hi'lS liecn ror somc yenrs one ni tlie 'nos‘t promincnl figures in tho N. l]. & P. E. l. (‘ynlleroiit-o. or wh'iizh ho was (‘lt‘r‘lerl presidenl in 1918. lia bas beeii pastor or Contenary (îliiiré'cch (St. John). llampton, (‘liaibam, Charlollctown (i’. E. 1.). lialifax (N. 8.). St. Stephen and (îamvp‘bell'ton. lie was pastor at St. Stephen about ri‘liecn years mm and thererore iloos not go to tlie Milltown Chiirch as a strangcr in tlie iSt. Stephen District.

Whilt) locaed lii Frcdoriclon Rev. Mr. Young has benn active as cliniirinnn or tiie Fredoricton Mcth- odint District and also in con- noclion with llic work or ,hiii ohurch in tliis olty; lie alsn has octet] ais chaplain or thn Fredcric-

ton Curllnl‘ Club and lie "ml his ramlly boive mndo many iriends

t0 ponts and nrtlsts.

In successive tiays we wcnt inio the country round about, hy bus and niolor car, and ag'iin on foot. W0 vlsited. "Brynapyn" whiït‘e Robert Harris, C. M. G.. lbe f'aiia- dian artist. nwas born. “Crvomprd” whirc’soine or hls ancestnrg llvcd. 'ÏDwydygyrchi" wliere bis ratbar unrl niotlicr lived when they wcrc rirsl married. “Golgorog,” tlie sont

'or an extensive "Aluminium" l'act-

orv drawing lts rnw materinl irom Canada, “Lamberie Lake" wbere theru is a very large sla'e qiiarry. “Crom-y-Glo." “Llanrairrechan' and ot'bcr spots. plcturesquely namod

Old Houses and Modem Methods— Interesting Walks and Drives in the Old Principality _' _ j

' significaut wben

iiiiiii inuit titis "

By w. L. carton

visited tbe obuich tbere still m good rapair and atill wel] attendod and cueiully put lù’ order artcr ibe là‘pse or ten centuries. Tiie small re. mains or "Trecasile" anotbet’ centre oi streng‘lb “in tbe goon old dnys" wero niso seen. 'i‘ben “'G passcd over the "Mcnai Bridge iÿhich wben -bullt nearly a butidred years ngo was counted a maryel or engineerinsskill. Now it i5 in. compared w:tb tbe Québec Bridge over our St. Lawrence. Yet its beignt, and ils weigbt suspended in îhe air», are eten now very impressive upou tbe

nerves or the srraiigcr passîng over it. Arter inspecting Carnarvon

Castie. Irormerly a military strong— bold et tbe bead or Çaruarvon Bay, and now a magniticen: mem- orial or tlie men who lii‘ed in uges liant, nwe motored tbmugii tlie liver old town or Bangor and tbe beauti. lui fbeacli ror batbing and suiiimer rescrt at “Penmnenninwr.”

Tbo contrasts prebented b)‘ ibings new and old in Walcs are striking to the strnngor. We stnyed ut tbe Casllo Hotol in Conway, tbc walls or whicb ure liundreds ur years old and two reet tliick; ,vet it is supplier! with all tiic conveni- encos or niodern lire. A limiter or vegetahlcs in ('onway bas 4a vch smail donlicy hitcbcd to bis cart, yet thero are "buses" and “charrabniies” and ‘nuios' gnlore, iiot tu speak or rallivays, steaiii- sh'ips and aeroplanes. to carry cn tbe business or ihe Welsb country, By tbe wziy we counted, yeslerday, n fleot or six neropiuncs passing over the bills on thc way rroul Uublin to London. Rocks prolrudc ironi tlie carth in all directions: yet iiowlirre have wc seen n more luxuriant roliage in tbe trocs or n more general hlooui or Sllîing llowers. ’l‘lio heighls in thc passes among rbe bills compare not un- favorably with ther or Ilritis‘u Columbia..th on tlie low lilllda lherc are undulat'iiii: landscapes as broad as thosu ol' I’rlnce Edward lsland.

'The peoplc ' gonerally. in tiic stroots and in tlieir bouses, l notic. et], s'puak the lellic language or their roreratliers. lln tlio languagc Or tbeir barils or old sing and orrer prayci‘ when in cburcli. Yet they are (iiiitc “up-to. ilnte" in tlie use of tlic Enxlish languaige.—speaking n, with a de-

us they are picturesquely situated, and luncbed in a hotel neer th—r foot or “Snowdon” thc summit oi’

whieh was enveloped in cloiid us exceedingly pleasant. ‘was fine; and nll tliings now

in paseing wc inspecter! tho ruiuslold woro pleasant to Hic et":

we passed.

or a‘grand' old t'astle niîar "Bonu- marls", in tbe lsle or Ande‘sey and

cldedly m‘oro musical intonation

tban tlieir Saxon conirercs. ’l‘he week we spent iii Walcs

Every

was day and and 500d for niiiid and body.

\V L. C.

liere. Tbe second Sunday in Juiy—— July 9th {s tlie date on wbicli be i3 to tnke up his new pastorate at Milltown. . __..... .___ PUZZLES T0 TH‘E BLIND

The purh or the teacher or trio bllnd la besL-t with iiiany diii‘icub tics. one or tbe greatcst boiug tlw task or convcylng to their inind somo iden or the size. shape and tentures or- blrds and animale. In many cases, it is trae modcls arc uscd. but owiiig to thclr sniall size tboy are. to say tho Jeast, or doubtrul ndvantage.

.‘Tlic ignorance or blind childre-n is great. oiten grotesque. A tenchc-r ’Jl‘ a class may iind lhal a child does not kiiow whctbcr n sheep or a cow is tbe largcr. or lie may even riiid =tbat a haro hns ‘wings. However carerully tliey are told that a small model ‘oi' a cow is onlv one rortieth thc sizc or tbe real animal. niore oiten than not tliev are uiiable to tlilnk nr the animal as belng nny larger than tbe modcl and will stoop and describe nome tbing about tbe sizo or a kltton when :isked t0 indicate the slzc ur a cow. Tliis amies rrom the lar'i thal. no standard or size. rnrm. and texture. b'eyonii tbose wbicli thcy set un througli bandliiig——cnn oxist for those who bnvc nevcr lind tbc use or tbol-r eycs.