Broken Glalss anti Sharp Stones

O Beaver u" Flour

m, ygry friendly to automobile |_ punctures. blowouta, rips and rs are frequent in shoes that e to travel over rough roads.‘ ' volcanizing, however, “take; curse off" such disadvantages. - ave: the tire makes It last lonq- _ makes it ride better.

The only reason why wife is not using Beaver Ml Yet tried it.

_Use Beaver Flour and In your baktngs,

5°14 b! Y0!!!‘ grocer.

‘311101’ Tire Surgery I

mar Queen and Water Streets

t ii‘l \ int-l»... it». "WIN

SUPERB STRENGTH!

Essential-i! the best results sre‘to be obtained from your bIkIllII-f

d l, , _ ives to iii-eta . distinctive, °kl°l°illr nutli e flavor; and makes pies, c‘ " "Id naatry oi Illhl, even texture.

THE T. H. TAYLOR C put-ran CHATHAM, ‘ONT.

Ind. T. llflllaa lSse

Oriental Cream

i I

Canadian house- lour is-all hive

note the difference

‘m. -.n.w \ iiliWll t

Send 15¢. m 111-: s1» Montreal

Gourztucls

' hold their annual picnic recently

_ the Sunday School-"for the many

'_ and Mrs. E. S.

‘l i ..'Mlss Enilth Campbell of the

_ has been

.00 the (‘brlstian Church,

o

..*ANNUAL PICNIQ The Sun day school of the Christian church

ut the beautiful home of Mr. Her- li rt Miolr. lBruJenell. This is illl ideal spot for a picnic and all spent u most eaioyiple afternoon. Mr. liloar has the warm thanks of

kindnesses

shown ' the pleasure seekers . '1‘ .

PERSONALS

“Wiley. G. C. and Mrs. Henry of indlanalare visiting st Bruden- ell River and are the guests of Mr. Norton and Mr. and Mrs. George Parker. .

i ..'Mr. Louis Buote of the ‘Mon- tague Furnishing Co. spent his vs~ cation in Charlottetown and vicin- ity. ‘He was accompanied by his two children, Louise and Arthur 'i‘.

tirm of Poole and Thompson. st Montague, has returned to her pn- sltion after a very pleasant vaca~ ‘itlon_ spent in Nova Seotis and in New Brunswick. On her return Itrlp. she was tho ghest for u law plays ni "Mr. and Mrs. Preston Cum phell. New Glasgow Mills. 'i‘.

..'.\lr. and Mrs. George Mac- icod and little daughter, of Mont- real. ore vishilng Montague. the guests of Mr. McLeods par Mr. and Mrs. N. S. McLeod,

ts. T.

.."l‘he Guardian regrets to learn that Mr. Harry McGregor of Me»- Leod and McGregor. of Montague. confined in his home through illness. '

..'Rev. C. E. Armstrong, pastor Monts- zuc. returnctl lust ivcek from St. lobn. whore he zittcntlcd the Mar- itime convention oi the churches ii Fhriett. 'i‘.

..' ‘Mr. nnrl Mrs. Hector Mac- Lnrcn. of ‘Montague. were recent vi ' ors tn their old home in Long vol-y

'1‘.

k. where they spent a 2n,.iyuble time.

l ..*.\irs. John Rourke and son ‘who were guests for the past tow iwccks at ‘the home of Mrs. John ‘Poole, of Montague, have returned ‘to their home in Boston, Muss. 'i‘.

..".\lrs. Kilburn of the Jordan Marsh (J03. Boston. Muss, who has ‘been visiting her old home in Low Li-r Montague. for the past few iweeks, has returned to her posit~ l|,,n_ 15119 was accompanied 0n her itrip by her nephew. T.

RMiss Muriel TIIJIIS. time hus

THE’ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

till EASTERN GUARDIAN

QFPROFITABLE oAws WORK 1.‘: The dinner and tea tables at the r8418 truck on Aug 10 which were

under the auspices oi the Monta- gue Womens institute, wertrwell‘ patronized. The proceeds in all amounted to $566.37 and‘ the es- >- nflnses were about $1.44, leaving s net balance oi $422.37. This

ganinttlon already has. makes, a very creditable sum for school pur

HERE'S A POINT FOR

Mai-s has s dayl minutes longer than our own. Athens has a newspaper written f,

vertisemcnts. . "The earth's envelope oi air has ‘f, lust been proved to extend for 300 ‘w miles above the earth. ‘ " Turkey has twenty-sis

is entirely suspended.

right and 60 francs for n grand.

ttsipts of motion-picture theatres f‘ in France goes to the government.

Shark liveroil is said to contain: nil the heat properties of oil cx-

police. a ticket entitling him supper and a bed.

‘Great iBritain was within 90 ‘s

minister of Australia recently.

certain distinguished men. They

tlicln.

A hook rcutliilgs in no fewer than 545i tili< unrest tongues and dialects

Fort lgn Bible Society.

door,

iici ihut ii u house morning.

being opened tn the ill lut-k will follow. upon men who work in sphere which point After a matureiy bald men have grown > Juli t-rups of hair.

pink for boy thieves. yellow orange for tronvictfguilty of ionic premeditated crimes, and and black ior hurzlnifi-

gray sllottid he avoided. A wreath of Australian flowers recently arrived in

added to what this progressive or- V"

poses. T. 3’

man writ-l aALo Meson i"

forty-one _ t

enllrily in verse, even to the all” ‘ ti.

. i I

H

holidays in the year. when business ‘_

Pianos are to be taxed iii Paris. st the rate of 30 francs for an up- , _

Thirty-live per cent. of the "e~

true-ted from. the liver oi the cod. _ f‘ ‘Any homeless man in ‘London

can obtain, on application to the 3 l0 1 L

days of being starved st one lw- I1. _ rlod of the war, stated the prirnv ‘ ‘- '

One London dealer manutactur- iii.‘ T‘ ers and keeps cigars 599C111"? 7°!‘

iluve their own brand named alter ~ containing Scrlnlllldl ‘J is L4“ being printed by the British and; i...‘

in Scotland there is still u be l1} after, .' .'

bonus before it is closed nuturzllllf- ~

iluir is said w grow abundantly ‘dllilft- V-I, is below freezlnd few months’ work M,“ in void storage rooms niuny DW- “ ‘

(‘olor schemes. suggested by 1"!‘ ‘-

expert as suitable for prisons, an“ _ V or~ .

violet _ All cells should have blue ceilings. and _\'i _ wilillr U 7 U snz- '

l is tutor: savor;

, . - The following merchandise will be sold at Auction in the Windsor Hall, Windsor Hotel, Montreal, Quebec, commencing each day at 9.30 a. m. prompt.

ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH

184 Fisher 9,110 Mink 30,235 Ermine 14,500 Raccoon 35 Russian Sable 121,580 Muskrat 2,656 Marten 11,989 Marmot

ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH

3,423 Grey Fox 24,613 Skunk , V L) 5,358 Red Fox 15,463 American Opossum‘- 11;.» 145 Silver Fox 1,918 Nutria _. " 194 Cross Fox 6,994 Persians “h,

122 White Fox 1,879 Shiras ‘y f: ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH

Sundries 1,718 Lynx Cat is?

171 Black Bear 14,977 Australian Opossum I ‘ t ‘ _. , ~ 3 Polar Bear 1,909 Australian Fox '1‘? i, 6,221 Wolf 3,502 Kolinsky . ' ‘ -- 5,370 Beaver 4,731, Fitch ,. ‘, 620 Otter 27 Musk Ox , ’

' ‘r 130 Lynx 128,210 Mole

SUNDRIES consisting of: 2Mounted Buffalo Heads; 4,Bulialo Robes; 142 Kiangaroo; 547 Wallaby; 705 Wom- bat; 2,000 Squirrel; 150 Patagonian Fox; 525 Civet Cat; 251 Hair Seal; 223 Fox. _

Merchandise will be available for inspection, and catalogues will be procurable at the Warehouse, 132

A Lagauchetiere Street, West, Montreal on Thursday, Sep- tember 8th, 1921 and following days_

' ' All transactions lat this Sale will be in Montreal funds. _ Requests for Hotel accomodation should be sent us as early as possible that reservations can be arranged.

We have much pleasure in extending you an invita- tion to this Sale. ' . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .

"CANADIAN FUR AUCTION i SALES CO., LIMITED 132 tTngauclietiei-e Sh, West, Montreal » ;

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"Trr _ ‘. . ="'—="-i<EE£-2rr- ass;

us»:

The Sherlock-Manning Piano is Matchless in Every Way

it iias the Strength 0i the Lion

Rut unlike that monarch 0f creation its voice (or tone) is 0f singular sweetness.

STRENGTH IS REQUISIT-E»...

If a Piano lacks strength it cannot strand the strain of constant use and therefore it cannot last. Every ordin- ary size Piano must carry n strain of from 14 to 16 ton-s. Sherlock-Manning Pianos give satisfaction for in addi- tion to their magnificent tone quality ' they are built to stand. They keep their tone_ They do not get tinny. The hammers are of Weickert felt. The strings of Peohlmiann wire and the bass strings tare of pure copper.

IS THERE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME?

THE HOME is the centre of more happiness and good influence, than any other human institution and in these times we are coming to apprec- iate that in the home lies the fnte of the nation. .

Quality is counted highest in musi- cal circles where the Sherlock-Mun-

ning is used. _ l Bear in iitlnd these important

pointsg- ' '

Suberli Sterling Delightful Tone

Strength Integrity of and Touch Construction i

Finished in beautifully figured Walnut or richly colored. genuine Mahogany.

MILLER BROS v

Charlottetown Sole Agents for Prince Edward-Islam

i .. . ._ Al!

acece-QM vnoeeee-oe-r-en-c

ln..

A Welcome Gilt

to any woman who keeps house is a Cut Glass water or lemonade pitcher.

Sets, rlohly cut, such as you will see on display at Wellnefla Jewelfly Store.

Did you know that we carry the largest and finest Cu! Glass stock in the city?

W.W. Weiiuer

Since 1868 Jewelers .

___-.....

Eye-Glasses Front $2.00 to $10.00

From East Point to Cape I t Bear is abig territory, yet i right across this space

' Parkman Supplies the r Big Majority oi Eye-Glasses

Sim 1y because PARK M A N)‘ S EYE-GLASSES are the FINEST PROCUR- ABLE. and he is the ONLY i GRADUATE OPHGIAN

(attendance courses.)

in Montague

Galland see for ‘lyourself his UP-TO-Dli E 0P TICAL PARLOUBS.

E. E. PARKMAN

been the guest of tier coitsin. Mrs. (irn Kaye. of Montague. has re- turned to her home in Newfounil» ‘land. Miss Tibbs, who is a very

Iostimnble young lady, entlsnretll herself to sill who become acquoin~

ted with her. She will be much,

[missed in the community and the! ,

church where she was always an ieornest listener. We hope Miss lTibiis will use fit to malts a. return ivisit some day in the not too dis- ltsnt future. Enroute to her

‘home she will visit Halifax. '1‘. -———-<~e>——-—-—- l Z nlsromc ootosu KEYS

Not the least interesting eafture oi’ the royal inusum at Windsor castle is the collection of golden kevs. presented to King George. nnd his royul predecessors on the occasion oi’ opening of public ‘iiuldliggs, to each of which is at- tached a brief account of the cere- mony‘ with which it is connected. --—--¢-e-c-‘-——-—

New Phosph ate Proves to Be Great Aid to Weak, Thin, Nervous Folks — L o c a l Druggists Guarantees It.

All that moat weak. nervous. thin mentally-depressed people nerd ls ton grains oi pure organic phon- piiato with each meal for a few weeks.

That's what nerve specialists in London. Par and New York are prescribing with wonderful results. lt ls natural food for nerve and brain cells and is known to such re- lluble pharmacists as Hughes Drug Cm. l.td.. as Blue-Phosphate. Bo.- causc nl‘ its power to help create hcnlthy flesh uid strengthen weak nerves, much of it is being sold tn pcople who are looking in vitality. CAUTION: Although liitro-Plion- phate is an excellent nid in relieving wank. nervous conditions. its use is not iidvlsod iinlciia increased wt-lfiiit is dcrllrcd. '

IIAIUATI errolllllll i learns. l- l I- eseeeeneeisueeeeeeeesesel

Optometrist

Eyes Examined

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so-isboeeeo4eteaeeeee '¢_¢geqoese.~

IL] MAIN)"

Careful Cooperating

has always been s prominent fOn tore in the conducting oi‘ our Drug business lt is a very important lea- ture too. but our dispensary is in charge oi thoroughly competent P shortlists who understand their bus- iness thoroughly. We have a repu- tation for promptnesa. good service

Glasses Fitted Montague, P. E. I.

llraduata In Optometry- Torente College Exclusive Test Room 6on- naetad with Drug ltere

- iqeeorc

and low prices. ln sddltilon to our prescription department, we carry stairdsrd §Itlt§dies of all kinda.

ii. l. MABDN,

Optometrist A Prescription Druqglat Montague, P. E. I. OLLKc‘ QA4AQQ-OJ_\I‘ Ow

luud to be placed on the Unknown,‘ Warrior's grave .

, .

in Westminster‘ proved to be lust as fresh 11S when Beautiful But Unusual Words

No appeal for funds will be ma

words in the language are mes?

Abbi) The ""1111" ‘"95 ""595, they were gathered. in spits in u solid black 0f l"! and Wheiitlielr six weeks‘ journey through in connection with the lecture“, ‘ the flowers were thawed the? the tropics. . l Among the other most beautiful Ohjo State Journal: ‘s. , rte-urn H‘ n .. _.. -- ------ ->-- ~'- - - > ‘ ' v.’ q I I \ ‘

New Foril Prices

Effective September third, nineteen twenty one. Touriiig Cariflve hundred and sixty five dollars. Run- aboutyiiive hundred and fifteen dollars. Chassis, four and seventy dollars. Truck Chassis, six hun- dred fifteen dollars. Stater and electric lighting on abtiife models, eighty-five dollars extra. Sedan, nine hundred and ninety dollars. Coupe, eight hundred and ninetyfgiollars.» Above prices include starter and elec- tric lighting. All prices are mu, Ford, 0nt., and do not include federal sales tax. I

C0. OF CANADA, LIMITED, FORD, 0N'1‘.

McConnell & Ferguson

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