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Yllll NEED, p PENSLAR TREAD -- EASY NOW h

During the Summer “mnnthsyou will be walk- 3,1115 more than over und if you will shake a small durin- tityo: Penelar Tread Easy in your dhoes each step will be one of ease. l

Don't suffer from sore, burnllll. Drespiring feet when such a relief is so

easy to obtain.

Sold in large‘ sifter cans at 25 cents.

E,A.Foster

G§NTRAL ORUGSTORE r » BUNYSIDE

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l sfififi fi T,“ .2?‘ thy-lily s .iioplol. DRUG d . ‘

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Dr. DeVan’s French Pills udfibilfig

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mat r"; a Tonlc—wlll build hyou . a box. or " "

Good ice Cream and Bode f,‘ ,, _ n, w, M, m, We." t o Water. All the flavors. grim THE so "liner nnuo 0M- ‘ fi£l§ Mon ea ue ec. ‘ " A. Io er. - trsl Drugstore. ‘ vvv; v ¢_¢¢‘vvvC“¢¢¢~‘“¢¢ C‘ ‘600-0-00400-

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eertlon. are; must e ad Contract one count ns one

are allowed as one word. Cash emitter-ices to c

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mantis. n no cue can t is rule be overlooks . Advertisements received without remittance cannot be nckcowie god. ‘

_- Agents Wanted ‘GENTS, SALARY AND WIS- slon, to sell lurid '1‘ Sto oin- loto stock ziiu g xclusl e ines. spec alglor y grown on

d our A

by‘. us. So gents. lot-tr- eat free sample . ts now o Dominion Niirser ca, ontreal.

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For Bale.

0L!) rPAPlllllfl lfflll BALE. lie A blindle. Apply lllxaminer Office. , IOOtl-Q-Zfiti‘.

ixiissirlio ADVERTISEMENTS

Auvertisements under this heading, 2c. per word for each in- o lee come to our care to be forwarded, five cents gostsge, etc.

or , but five figures (as $1.000)

ver cost must aecomp ny all advertise-

Teachers Wanted

CHEN \VAN'l‘l-Zl) F0“ MIL- iiliiii Hl-liooi “or 4i. Silppie- nient $50. Apply liiii-linel H - ‘i‘(‘[|\l'y, ISiIPT-ill-Jl. _._..._... \\'Al\'l‘I"ili-—I4‘lll!i'l‘ 0|! fildflllNl) i-lnss tenl-lior for York Heliiiol. Supplement $200. Apply to ll. It. llroivii. HPCYQLETY. . . . 1470-7-0-0.

.____;.__ - \VAN'I"I>ZI)—— 'l‘ltilkl‘i_lllllll Flill RICE Point School. Supplement. $100..

\\'aliace ii. liiviaiine. Roi-retold’- 155fi~7—l1!-fll.

Flill flAlilb-\VO0I)LA . APPLY A. 1-‘. file-undid, Hour s. . ll7lill-ll-97-iill.

FOR SAlil'i—-lllllllIl-l|l 'l‘lllI'l \VA(-‘- gun, newly iaiiiti-ll. llrown's Llvory Stable. l55il-7-l2-3l.

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S’l‘IiA\’li‘.l)—l<‘llti3l Tllli} UNDER- aiirneli Ayrshire cow. iVrlte Jlis. McLuucliliii, lrls.

- 1552-7-12-31911.

Wanted ll 0n l FININI lllfil) “(IONIC WITII piano want for- Illfihlllfl. Apply A. r: Q lee. = '

‘ ' l 7mm“. iaoli-v-oir. To Let. _ .

_..__..._‘._._s.__.__...___..__ wkamnesia-i?riffrrxrkgsirltsr “N: Tfrl-IZT-JJVWRY swaniml colu- 0:33p}; "tndm W; ' ‘Mhn-u, ,, pin-til light, wilful‘, luff-IL‘ yard. 31mm," “M, m, m“ ,, ,,.,,.\,.., “ll"llx,,"'\lv*u:_n“lgli‘ mt‘- Mmlugo" AD‘ prefcrrl-r. Also tcnrlier for prim- ll Y '1 1"‘ V W“ - -' 1. ' -t -nt. e l vpil-iiieiit iii- 1509-7'10-a‘pd' lflilrlliliymgrrrvl-riiinilii‘! minimum

‘Poachers iVantcrl

illiflllNl) fill/L‘! 'l‘l".l\(illI¢‘.I\ \\’AN'I‘- oil for itiitcwvood School. Apply

Supple- Jail. yliiiitii.

inept. 100. ISSI-T-lZ-Zllpih.

' lloeky Point.

\\‘A7\"l‘I'II)-—- ('ll<‘l' for male prefr jhiylg. gel-rotary. I-‘lat ‘River island.

\\'AN'l‘I-}l) 'l‘l-li\(.'~lll<§l\ FIIIWI‘ CLAN.“ for firm-ls Roads i-ll-liool. No. ‘i511. Supplement $200. Apply to Nath- aniel hloiyneaiix, Bel-reinryjloulli- port, Lot ca. loiv-f-lll-llilll-

lei‘ fol‘- rehfielli Ieh Ol No

ivrxivrnii-lnocioien onus unca- 3 Bu pomcnt aioo. ii. n.

MTIHQTI.

$100.00. Apply John (lraig, Becrct-

itry Triisiiscs. Nfllillifilll!» 1l3‘lnl:l;z_1r;lf_

\VAN'l‘Illl) 'l'I“iA‘}lrl‘:|\ FIRST 0" nuuviri-iii-a PRINCIPAL nun AN aeeoiirl class for Albion Cfflfl" assistant for the. flllllllzllyflFlfllllll g.-i,.,.,|_ piirisiimmer vocation. hilll- School. l-lulllllimlidl! 5350-" Viola!‘- pir-mr-nt, $100, A. ii. Nntliesoii. iivo- iy divided. Hrliool lnenteil 4| lad: rllliiry trustees, St. Peters. R- Il- from ii-imerslklly illljllIllliliill-ld A“ "i, m” l’ ' L‘ l‘ "m" o“ ‘ iozlslr-io-oipli.

IEIO-T-ID-lilbd.

. ‘lllilT lili‘ siccoivii r- irl i...- School, i». ‘vllrllllxirljglill-rllinl-od teacher" fill‘ olwtxlilrll class. Sulliimliwl" 3751m- ghmupoi-t School. Supplement $50.00. Apply to Alfrrd illusio-

$ioo, Apply to Pcrley Mutchfiearl-

town. it. it. No. l

' ioia-i-iz-nlnd

-Wliy A lanil Neells ii

‘Milwaukee lllr Power Water Syslem

Combined in a few answer is: Because investment a farmer

it is the be: can make.

‘T5106 Ti m “"7"” wmer’ m an trans hinting ll. to that of his pumpingq“ lcr and in striking tlifi will: w silvo her froiii disfigure- stoclt to % watering as! "mo, Ht- pcrformod tiio operation tlui-s l 9 u" ° ' w ih ll razor. vantage“ ' l1 Wagl- ‘Throughout tho operation which

T519531?" ha“? ‘mmmrt ‘W’ lasted ono hour. Dr. Scott talked l! . 143l- "ll -m° wile M ‘a’ with interns and students, rind ex- ist-ec: utter .1190 " "if ° Y

"cal-f s... u» aux-mil u “ifiii.;lilf.“i..i°‘i°.‘ii t» -‘ ‘ 1d ' '\ ’ govornliieiit considers exhausts 1m)“ ii local one and iii spite the intense m" “Mane” “have (lompmc new“

there». swell-WI" lnotfluiwe hOIIiB-Nlll both like li- oily relations?

All .~. than, wbllrll- ease of are to lievemdioeelhsrld

filth

and ilglity Milli!" Vi“? 9'95’ an automobile accident. ‘ublillain ihb ‘£5135... you are in "—“"_‘_‘ . - ’ < i ' "AWWIHD .-looli oval-oin- rlaiiioiisirst- NELpOIQQH S Widow in; out! x _ . . . c . k m Died 1n Spain fir‘ _' __ ='4>"~ r-Aitis, July li!.-—-Ellgen|, willnw - -"—'== or Napoleon iii, und last Eiilpress "" "1' oi‘ France, died at her lioino in ' Spain today. , g l Donih occurred shortly before eight o'clock from acute intestinal

~ A Letter

A Cheque for Five Dollar! will he sent to the author of what, in the opinion of lhe Editor, is the molt inlflrfll- ing letter for Publication. All envelopes should be address- t ed “Letter nox." can of "is

» Editor. "The Charlottetown Ilzyniner, R0. ilol l0. Cher- lottebovrn. Communications must be ‘original and seclus- ive. Preference will be Mfr“ to brief letters bearing mulls and address for llllblwllil" “(i dealing with questions of 95mm minty, especinliv re- nflimkurimlture end lie problems.

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' ‘ l AFlII-llk POI! Tllli \VAN'IED—A 1|‘- 9“, Hemmd

Secretary. Cambridtifl-

Most Amaznig llpemtioii in Surgical Annals

(uilcAco. July 12- —Dr- 0» 1’- Scolt, one of Chicago's best knowfl surgeons, yesterday performed one t of thc. iiiost aiiiiizini; Oilcfllilfinfl l“

surgical annals by slicinl! ‘Welvl’ inches of flesh from his own 10B

plnined cuch step as it was taken

. them tile enthusiasm increased and

I riorsing thc proposed Association and [Hedging sllgport. thereto.

“ pain, showed no outward signs of

AN OPEN Lsrrzu FRO

RANCHERS AND COMPANIES OF PRINCE

M non. A. 2.. Aiissrliiiatvg?

if Open Letter to Foxkaiiciiers t ‘m’ m" “m”

TQATHE rox

l: ARI) “islJAuo.

Gontleaicm-After the incorpora- tion of The Silver Fox Fur Belling Association of .;Pi-ince Edward is»

land, i was asked by the Provis- ional Directors to undertake the yet the seed to secure rind the organization of. tho Company. l- seeding to- do in"orrler that ii

reluctantly agreed to undertake the task. it was one fraught with many difficulties; there were pre- judices in bc ilppeaseil, local jeal- ousy to be contended with and the indifference of tlioso connected wilir thc industry to be overcome. A campaign of publicity and ed- ucation was started through the press and by holding meetings in different sections of the province Al. first I soeliiod lo be making ve- ry slow progrcssvand it was rather discouraging work. ‘However, there vrus that ‘feeling among the ranchers that has existed for some years lllut there is iiecd oi more union ‘ll\ll ctr-operation. and as lilo foxmen realized und’ bccume con- vinced of the nlcritz-i oi the propo- sition that l had to plnco before

cilcli nicciing developed more cn- tliiisilisili. . I _

l have completed the first series of int-clings and now have to nck- noivleligc my thanks and apprecia- tion for thc cordial reception i rc- ccivcll on tho ~ part oi those who zltleiirloll. liivzirialily, each Jllqfillilil ended by the passing of n unani- inolls standing "vote resolution cli-

Although Ijirive not regarded this as a personal matter. lyet can ussilre thc three. hundred ranchers who iitlcniled these meetings that ii apprctriiite in highest degree their courtesy iii ilic premises und the grout interest and enthusiasm with which they received lhe message which i brouglitiito them. To these men} have one request to make. if they have been im- pressed by my address; by the re- marks ol‘ those who seconded my efforts, ii they lire convinced of tho need oi’ silcli» an Association, then i earnestly ilrgo them to do pioneer work among their neigh- bours to tiic end that they loo may be brought in a realization of their responsibilities. ~ _ (leiitlelueii: Th0 most important

. a -i . w ' ~ us. We Eire only one step on the journey. We have ploughed and man-owed rUIO.~'-ZIOIII\G‘,"IQ*I!Q"BOW ready for the seeding. We bevel

bouiltifuhharvest may result. _ Fnxilren, of

i0 the test." We are about to put _ you to lhe proof of the genuine- ness of» your faith ~in the Fox in- dastry.

ing; you must now invcstsoine ud- ditioniii money in insure the snic- ty of that investment. Wenecd $250,000 Ofiplllllllilllllil, but let rile‘ assure you that not a single cent

of this money will g0 into the pockets 0f lhe promoters. The money will be. used to forward

your tnirresl as Sliver Fox Riiil- chers and for no other purpose,

Without thc capital we are pow- erless, our hands are tled.. The moment thc stock has bcensiib- scribed, you will be called togeth- er. iii your hands, on your gonii judgment will rest ilic election oil thc Directors of the Association, men on wlloso business ability, will devolve the responsibility oi‘ conducting the ziiiairs of the Assn-l elation.

We giro now entorag upon lhe second phase of the organization of this Association. We arc about

in gather the seed. It must be plentiful if the harvest is to be bountiful. Do not-be niggardly;

You cannot possibly be parsimon- ious. The (‘apilal of $250,000 cull- not possibly be raised by individ- ilill subscriptions‘ of $100 each; they iiiust rather be in $500, $1,000 and $2,000 subscriptions.

I have nbounriing failli in you. i know that we lire going to Sill‘- l-rod. TlilS faith will not nnll must not be in vain. Pfilallflllfllii, Di- rectors, Offlcors of Fox Companies Again i urge you. lose no illlli! in uiecling, in deciding to subscribe and let the measure of your sub- scrlpiinn measure up lo ~ ‘your faith that YOiI-lllIVO in the future of lhe industry.

Yours faithfully,

A. E.. ARSENAULT,

part of the work~.is still ahead of

Organizer oi’ Tlic Silver Fox Fur Selling Association. .

Charlottetown liiliilll by Storm Last Night

THE BOSTON OPERA COM LAST NIUHT WILL BE DUFLI __ _._,_;§' EVER POPULAR

’i‘hc largo nilllieiice oi lust night should spread abroad the ivonllcr- fill nierils of the artists who cruit- cd lhe. greatest enthusiasm over ‘had in (‘hurioiteloivir Splendid as was ll Trovaloro equally enjoy- able will be “The lloiilviiillin (iiri" tonight with n slightly rliffcrciit cast, introducing some singers not heard lust evening. Excellent seals stli rciirliii for tonight, also Wed~ nesllay afternoon for '-"'_.c___n"-—" ’_I;'L._TU*_‘_ BRITAIN PAYS OF DEBT

- T0 ARGENTINA

‘BUIJNOS AlllFis‘, July 10.—Ar- riingeiiienis have boon iiimie by tho dlritisll government lo liqiillloto its debt of $100,000,000 to Argen- tina. It is proposed to malts this payment by meeting periodically thc interest on Argtuitiiriibi exicr- nril rlebl llclii lil London. The July 1st, payment has been made and Grunt Britain has already iiquilliit~ ed lulllf of her ilcbt which was for payment for cormlls, by paying off tiblig-ntions amounting to $00,000,000 which Argentina owed United States bankers.

————- —{O&€-—~~ EXPORTATION OF WHEAT FROM ARGENTINA

BIPENOS AlillES, July ll.——l<‘urth- er t-xportzitious of wheat from Al'- gcritinu are limited to 500,000 toils, according to a degree issued by President lrigoyon ycstcrd-ily. This, with the 000,000 ions exported since the wheat supcrtux law was enuctoil on June 10, brings lhe to-

which is available for export.

his suffering.

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inflammation. quetiy in the presence only of he liidy in wailing. The nephew, th ‘ Duke of Alba, at whose reeidenc she died, was in France. and th

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nbseiil. Full imperial willhe accorded at her

1 l". pill; the revolution

lir. Scott served overseas in ilie United States medical service. Ills wife was injured six weeks ego in

She -pilss9d ewny

other members of the family We" honors funeral. pm- the people of France she has been for more than half s century the living embodiment of historic ‘dpygi the glory of the Empire;

‘gave birlh to lilo Republic after the defeat at lhe hands o! Pill!‘ gin; rortyimiirvelioul. N!" 0! M9- mrnglrlirly swift construction; the_

NOVA SCOTIA HEALTH GRUBADE.

l HALIFAX, Jluly l2.-—Aii Official send oil’ tit (lily liall was given the first Novli Scoilirrod cross caravan which will tour the rarul districts iii Nova Scotiii, in tiioliliteresls, i)! public health. The caravan copl- prises ii motor aliibullinces oil‘! cars and has ii staff of 20 doctors. nurses and ‘assistants. .;.

r e o e

lira do and next year.

PANY'S WONDERFUL SUCCESS CATED TONIGHT WITH THE . "BOHEMIAN GIRL".

(Wednesday evening, when "Ruli- iligorei” the greatest nf nil Gilbert, and Sullivan's operas will be sung.

Lot every lover of good entertain- liioiit in Ciinrlellctoivii ilnil vicinity vio with (inch other ln' showing lheir appreciation in 1i practical nlanlicr for (his remarkable (‘oni- pally so that those iiiliy be lin in- rlliceiiient for ‘Mir.’ {lallziglirir to ‘llrllli; them to (Zliarlottctoivn again

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Helped Her Son To Evade Draft

(Special to The Guardian ‘l"il-ll.ADEl)l‘illA, Jilly lL-dilirs. Emilia C. rllcrgdoil. mnthor of Grov- or (i. Bergrioli, Ll fugitive and draft cvuder, will bc ilrriuiiged before Judge 'i‘liouip.~ioii, of thc lliillerl Strides Distict Court, todriy in answ- er indictments charging her with conspiracy lil the cscupc of her H0".

Ecrement Still Al: Ellis’ Island

(Special to The Guardian NEW YORK, July 12.~-Arthur Ecrcnieni. is lielrl without bliil and is still in detention at Ellis ls- lund awaiting deportation to Mont- real where ho will face a charge of conspiracy. immigration officials stated the uiornilig that ho would not be iiiovcil until instructions are received from Washington.

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(Special to The Guardian

ST. JOHN STRbKE AVERTED.

ST. JOHN, N.ll., July 12.-—A threatened strike of the. employees

puny which lakes in llll the work- ers in the Gus House, Power lioiise und Street ilsiiivay, has been temporarily averted by a confer- eiico between the, members of the jimployocs Union und ilic iliiimigo-

missioners and Mu-yor Scilofield‘, hold in City iiiili this morning. A now agreement hotwoen the com- pany and thc moii was iiruwn u), this afternoon and the lriol of the one man car, the original bone of contention, has been postponed. -n-—-{O>—-—-—-

THEY ALL WANT TO MARRY 7 HIM NOW.

7 Fflflu‘:

grcnt war, with its four years of geuifering; and basil! m‘ 1117 0i

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xnieusm‘ m flelwie)

SYDNEY. N.S.. July 12.- Caploin Thomas Kitchen, C.F'.A. of this city whose fiancee, Miss A. ilutior of Manchester, England, when en's voyage to Halifax to merry the Canadian officer, trunn- ‘foi-red her affections to Limit. T. lM-ollor, of London, is in receipt of letters from English ladies who ex- press u‘ desire to marry the gallant

| who hus- not yet over lilo organize tlon of thc Silver Fox Fur Selling

~Associiition it is because you iiuvo

, Prince Edward in; , , .

mum; we "m now 80mg m put yo“, iaréiugtthosiilcd any oi the meetings

You have hnd the faith‘ all by p. standing vote indorscd the

l° “weal Y0"? money in F0! Ilfllfi- Association and pledged their sup-

a-nd wily should it not be s0? it is

~lll6' Prince Edward Island Hilver

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all

‘domain: if you are one of those

it is s. fact to be noted that tho meetings held lit (liiariottetowii Siimersltie. Alberton and Bodequo

port. mils is nlol-it encouraging. and» better thiin anything testifies to the‘ spirit of oo-opcration that is abroad amongst the ranchers;

generally recognized that Cilflfllil filings are absolutely essential if the industry is lo live:

1st. Additional markets must. be formed for lilo increasing -proliuc~ tion and this can only be done by united action in judicious and at- tractive advertising. _

2nd. Phi-re iiiust b0 proper grad- ing and classification in order that lhe article. sold will correspond to the article advertised.

3rd. 'i‘here must be educational work (lone in order that the fox, ranchers will realize the necessity of production in quality as even more important than production in quantity. 4th. Tlicrc must bu co-operlitivo buying in food stuffs us well its co- operative soiling oi fox pulls-i, tliiln (insuring not only cheaper but bet- ter fox foods. 5th. We inusl have one seller to many buyers rather than many sellerrrto few buyers, thus ensur- ing rin enlarged market and a staple uilarkct. Let ils then ire-operate in selling a trade marked fur 0f ivhirjii we can be proud and with which the buyer and consumer will be pleas- ed, and so susiain the ri-putilioii of

Fox us the best iii thc world. rind so compel those who are looking for ll iulpvrioi" and exclusive fur to guy Prince Edward Island Silver ox. All these filings and nlnny other

things of benefit to lhe Fox inrius- l

try can be liccmliplished if the foxmon of Prince Erlwnrd Island K9! liliivlller ililil llilClf up the Sit-- verr‘ Fox Fur Stllllilg Association.

H"! Opportunity is now at hand, it knocks at your door. if you fail lo answer the call, opportunity will pass by probably novcr to return.

Ifmmwn: Tho men zit tho back of Filo Sliver Fox Fur Selling Ag- Hvfllflilon are in it not for their nrrsouul guin. but for the general benefit of the Fox industry. They have taken iiolii temporarily until the share holders met-t and appoint‘ Deriiiliucnt Directors. They are lint milking any charge for their proilintlon services. There is no promotion stock, and not a ccnt of Vyfllel‘ in tho proposition; it ls one llllflilrvil per cent genuine. The promoters have nutliiliil to soil, they will get no benefit tliiit all who Join will not share.

L livoly interest is being liizllll- festerl iii The Silver Fox Fur Seli- ing Association.’ iIunliri-ils of lei-

ivrs are being received at the of- fice, Suinuierside, asking for iii- formation und the. staff is being kept busy mailing literature ‘lliiil answering letters. ll. is a long time inliceri since such ii uiovcmcill has creuteil a like stir, and every- thing points to the Association be- ing a high success.

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IMPORTANT TO FOX COM- PANlE-S. What arc you doing to- wards calling your directors tn- yct realised whot it moons to you’! it moans success on the one hand, it spoils fuililro to the future on the other llliiid.

You lire drifting with the iirle, you will awnrlrc sonic day and ece the whirlpool nlu-iiil when it is too lllie to llvcrt the ilisuslor. You cllii steer thc fox industry to u safe harbour ii‘ you now unite and Dull together, We uro frying to make you soc this, we are endeavouring i unite you, all we osk is that you

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The New Hercules, Brake Hasn't l"

“Positive Drive

Jump on a 1920 C.C.M. Bicycle.

Try the new Hercules “Positive Drive” Brake. .

It positively will not slipl

a side arm. Therefore,

moved and replaced frame.

A gentle backward pres- The Hercules is unique sure on the pedals engages in construction. There’ 1S the brake. ' no other coaster brake that

Never before have you used a brake more soft and velvety—or more sure and powerful. There is no other coaster brake more dependable than the new Hercules with its Positive Drive Clutch. A

In addition, the Hercules is smaller, neater, lighter-

lent features. The new l Hercules