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A Careful gelec. ‘and kidney laziness. I

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. Photographs oi all sizes, films to l‘ ﬂt all size amateur cameras are

received fresh every week.

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~ r ~ ~ ~ Artistic Photographs ‘"1 h“ Chsrbtletown, P. E. I.

Moderate Prices

attention to Amateur

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Montague Horse Races. ,

einesilay, Augl inn. i920. 010000100100 $1000 g

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in". following are the classes and conditions governing same:

lirrr ior All, 'l‘rtit and Paco, Purse, . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. $400.00 H0, Straight 'l‘rot, , _ ‘ Purse . . . . ,. 1100.00 2.35, Straight, Pace, _ Purse, . . 300.00

Entry Free of Five Percent payable asiollows; one pcrrmrit on lune 51b‘. Two Percent on Saturday July 3rd. Two percent on Saturday July 31st. when horses must he named. Five percent ad- llllllllill irom all money winners.

All ram-s mile heats, best. three in ﬁve lo harness, and to ilnish at linen“ oi the filth heat when money will be awarded according io itnnding in summary.

Anrhorse distancing tho ileld or any part thereof, qllililtld to our lilniicy only. ,

'l‘wo or more horses may be nominated by tho same stable. in one class, anti i-ach entry will be eligible to start when iuli entrance for» .1105 been paid i)l1'vili‘l\.

'l‘hi.< track is a rnr-mhcr of thc National Trotting Association, and wilibe governed by its rules UXCUI)! where they‘ conflict with the shove. . T. GORDON IVES, Secretary 9176-5-29 Bi.

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The most sdvsced solenco of Eyesight Testing known-Th" "Ymcln rrrzanurcn and corrects any hidden or intent trouble. lt 1“ ﬁillcc ally vnluablo in old chronic hard (EilSPB~—l1l0Bt3 who nan, not received satisfactory results elsewhere. We 11150 "55 in our 'l‘est room the Ophthalamometrr Rotlnoscniw. P111119‘ "Wter and other delicately ndjuntod 0111181111115 1°‘ 1191811111111“! 111R! in what degree if any, yyour eyes fail short of perfection. ‘1 "1 "Hal oi glasses come in and "SEE "

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. i. ‘L Optometrist snd Perserlptlon Drugglsts , "' MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

‘n Next door Bank of Commerce

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Holman’; CA- 9045-5-22 1:.

..'THE EASTERN TEACHER? (‘onvontion will he heldht Cardi-

, lzan Bridge on I-‘rlday, Juno 4th.

A good programme is being pre~ pure-ti. ‘Teachers and others are Illvllcd lo attend. 9220-6-1 2i

, . I ..‘l‘r. A. J. Fraser has return-C in work alltr spending a wwck‘: You Ion. and brought back a benut

rut black driving horse, La {v Dusky. His ‘friends expect to see lnls more Blve a good account of herself at the Matinee races July 1st at Ver- nongns they believe she than the speed. " - -

Stock Euiotations

JJALPFAX, N. S., June 1.——(Quo- tations iurnlshcd by F. B. Mctlurtly‘ and (‘o., tho Montreal Stock 'Ex~ change.)

Atuh ...., . . . . . . . . . ..,,.81 80 Af .. .....13(i 133% Alo ....97% 95% M‘ —-

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‘I THE REXAL KODAK . STORE

Sole Agent ‘for

Jonteel Preparations, Rex- all Drug products, ills, Mast- o ers Voice Records. Bruns-

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When in need of anything niadeby tilt-sic llrma ‘get the

best at Mubon's.

n. J. MARON

Prescription Drugglst and 1

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Phone Connection - Montague P. E. island. .->¢@@4+4o.oo4-00-0040,Os00<

u. u. tnnnunu, Jeweler 8c Optomctrls

‘ Graduate with honors from the ilunitdian opthslmlc Col- lege, Toronto, Ont.

Scientiﬁc examination of the eyes with tho most mod- crn methods and appliances. - We use the iietlnoscopn or , Shadow Test The Electrit.

llptllllllllﬁllll-V." The Eleetri: (lpthainioscope to: dotortnh- lng the diseased conditions of the eyes. The Ski Optomet- er (the above instruments are the Dilly ones in Kings ‘, tiounty.) The Revolution Test Cabinet and many more deli- i csts instruments.

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' people who wsnt the best in

quality sag sstlsfsction sud

we sra oonstsntl-y testing

with good results pstients

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Montague, RE. I.

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“JMONTAGUE RACES for crun try horses only. at iilvcrside Pnrlgﬁ Vrrnon July lst, 1

924443-231.

. JCOME TO THE scciul concert and iecturcgin l3t. Columbia's 11.12! iduiriield, King's County on Tues- ill)’, June 8th. 1920. Good music, etc, on the programme. 9211i.

Triple Alliance To Be Consulted . 0n Irish Question‘

(Speclstto The Guardian.) 'L’ON1L‘OIN,JUTIQ 1.——A meeting to- day of the triple alliance, made up oi the railway men, miners and. transport workers, passed u resolu-., ilon which was referred to the Lab orite Parliamentary Committee ur- gently requesilngthe convening of a special trades union congress to. decide on what the attitude of lab. or shall be toward the production and handling of munitions of ire- innd and Poland.

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Britain T0 Press For Disarmament

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, Juno lrlfhc. Pall Mull Gazette, which is close to Frontier

lvr will- use the rvncwal of the Anglo-Japanese treaty which ex- pires in July as un occasion to push the principle oi’ disarma- ment. ln the course oi a ir-w woe-ks says the paper, elforts will he madc- ior a solution ol’ sonu-‘of the dllil- cultlcs betwen the United Slates and Japan. with the illsappeur- once of these the possibility oi’ widening the scope oi the treaty so as iu include the United States, would be less than it ﬂppcﬂfe 10* day.

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DE GROS MARSH SCHOOL.

The following is the standing of the l)e Gron Marsh school for the -nonth of April: -

ENGLISH.

Grade Vll—~1. Susan McLc-drl, ' 2. K, Moran, 3. L. (lnrrillbcll. Grade Vl—1. Alphonnus McPhec, 2. Andrew ~MrsLenu, 4 Grade V —1. F. McLean. 2, G. ihirripht-ll, t‘, Fitzputriclt,

. Grade lV—1. l". Betta.

2. J Moran, 3. ii‘ ilvlcPhee, Grade lli-~1.l<lthr-i MCLlull,

ARlTHMETIC.

Grade VII-fl. S. McLean, . _ 2. L. Gnmpbeli, 3. K. Moran, Grade Vl—1. Aipliuzisus MCPhec. . 2. Andrew, ,McLeaa, Jradc V——l. G. (lanlpbell, 2. F. McLean,

Grade lV~—.1. F. Ilctts, 2. John ivioran,‘

. 3. lsnhell (larnpbell. lrnde ill—1. Ethel McLean. Grade i~—1. M. liltznatriek.

2. lielcu "McLean, Ii. Eli: hctlr Stair‘.

GRAMMAR‘.-

Gradc Vii-l. S. hkaLcan.

2. K. Moran.

L. (Zatnpbeli. _ Grade Vl—1. Alph-nnstts llioPhc-o,

2. Andrew McLean. Jradc V—~'1.M. Mcllllyfu.

' 2. c. Fitzpatrick,

3. d1‘. McLean. Grade lV-l. .l_. Moran.

2. 1". Betta,

3. It‘. McPhee Gludn ill-l. E. hit-Lean.

GEOGRAPHY.

Grade V-H-—1. S. McLean. 2. L. Campbell, K. Moran. (lrnile Vl~l. Alplionsus hltzPhoc. 2. Andre McLean. Grade V—--l. M. Mr: niyro and F‘.

2. (‘.. lhtzpzttrick, 3. G. Campbell.

Grad‘- lV~l. l~‘. llcliﬂ.

2. P. McPhoe, 3. lsablee (iampboll.

HIBTORY.

1 (trade Vii-l. S. McLr-un.

2. K. Moran,

it. l.. Campbell. (lride Vl~l.A. Mr-Lean,

2 A. McPhce. (lraiie V-l. l". Mchtarl.

‘p 2. Margaret Molntyrc,

3, (‘. Plltpatrlck, Grade lV——1. l", lletts, 2. I Onnplrll, ll. l". itlcPlitc,

HYGZZNE.

. Grilde Vll—1. s. McLean. - 2.

3. Grade Vl—1. A.

2. Grade V.—l.

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3. .Mci’hce. " unxnssruny. .

Grhde Vll—l. L. Campbell, 2. ti. McLean, 3. K. Moran. Grndo Vl.—~1. A, McLean. 2. A. Mcl-‘hee. Grade V——l. M. McIntyre, 2. C. Fitzpatrick, 3. G. Campbell. Grade lV—-l. =F‘,."~'Bcttn, ‘ 2. P. McPheh. 3. l. Campbell.

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Lloyd George, Slates that the Prom m

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llanndian Pacific

Many iavorable comments are be- ing expressed in press and pub- lic upon ‘the inauguration oi tho improved (‘anadiain Pacific sum titer-train srervlceo bt-lwecn Mon- treal and lilo Mitrillnle Provinces), Particularly in rteicrenco, to tho double dnily service. ouch way ov "g duy in the wreck, and Sundays

Never before lnthe history of railroading; have such exceptional facilities been provided for taking IWODBI‘ care oi‘ the passenger trai- flc over (funatlian Pacific tracks between St. John and Montreal. and vice verso.’ Tho trains them selves, in the matter of equip nient and constructive urt, are the last word in the muster build- ers lngqnirltjq. Palatlal sleepers with electric lighted berths, sole“.

tiiic veniilaiionﬂ in fact, every 1 rntidern conceivable contrivance I for cornoirt and luxury. lllgil’ :

Brittle coaches, and luxurious din’! "'5; Bi/Brytblng oi the best, plus Canadian Pacific courtesy und ei ~ iiciency. The schedules of tle ex; presses are fast and regular, and patrons of the direct short routs urn assured that "time" la a por mancnt feature with every atleounlt regard for safety. Passenger" lrai’

choice of trains leaving at 4 p. 1p. or 7.45 p. m. atlnntic tithe, the rim mer being due in Montreal at 7,20 '-

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(1) During"the last four or ﬁve years it was almost impossible to obtain strictly high grade Fox Wire, but lately this has all changedl-ly booking our order last \vin- ter for thousands of rolls of Special “Red Label” Fox Netting with the largest tnanufacturers in the British‘ Empire We have obtained a special netting which has extra twists in the meshes, as this makes it stronger. It has been heavily galvanized with pure spelter after weaving which solders allthe meshes together. Each roll hangs without bagging‘ or sagging; and is guaran- teed full length} ' .

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_ (4) 'I‘his Fox Wire Netting" is of such a high state of perfection that an ever increasing‘ (lemand is helm: crea- ted throughout (Janatla, U niterl States, and Newfound- land, each and every mail bringing more and more en- quiries from all the Provinces from the Atlantic to the Paciﬁc. We shipped recently a Standard (rat-load to a ranch in New Brunsxvick. ’i‘hcy bought on account of the extra good quality.

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Orltiillltcs In Nova Scotia, Prlrléc Edward island and points in New

and the only change is irom track 111"’ ~ to truck in the depot in Montreal. 01115

Toronto to Vancouver eighty- P9111109“ eight hours; Montreal to Winni- peg forty-one hours, fifteen niln- utcs. ‘ '

Corning East,_lhe first train ar- 121ml“ rives in 5t. John at: 0.30 p. m. 153115 mdkhig" direct» connections with P°1“1"‘"-°‘

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Nova Scotlu, via Dig-by, and points 131"" East- of st. John via Canadian Nil- 1°11‘

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tlonulisystem, The second express , arrives in St. John at 1.00 noon making close connections with C. N. R. train for the East.

The establishment oi.‘ this new Canadian Pacific double service each way seven days in the week ‘provides a wonderful connecting link ln travel between the Lower Provinces, Quebec and the West, in fact, between all points East with all points Vifest, the importance of which is apparent, and must ap- peal to all classes of travel, and at the game time marks n new eru along lines of national develop inent and commercial prosperity. 8913-5-17Mwf-6i.

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Practice limited to Eye, Eur, thee uud 'l‘hrout. »

Oillco Bayer lluilding; Great George St.. (ipposlte Guardian 0f- lice, 'i‘elephone 850. ,

(llilco hours 9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5 p. m. liiay he consulted off hours at Russ llotel.

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Veterinary Surgeon. ' ‘Residence, Revere Hotel. Olloe 17. Great George Btreet. "

Phone 80,4. '

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McLean & McKinnon,

Blrrlsterl, Attornsyo-st-Lsvv Olllce. Royal Bunk Building. Znsrlettatoan - - P. E. Island

u McLeod & Bentley“.

W. E. Bentley, KC. Isrrlstor and Attornoy-se-Lsw ' MONEY To LOAN ‘Jﬂlne - Isak of N. I. Chambers

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