So extra delicious Mtbginsb fruits l

No other food has such an appeal on a hot. day as Kellogg's ‘.‘WAXTITE” Corn Flakes! They win ﬁckle ap- petites, they satisfy_ hungry folks! As an extra-summer taste thrill, eat ‘Kellogg's “WAXTITE” with the lus- cious fresh fruit now in season. Such a diet is not only ideal trom a health standpoint, but it is refreshing! You can eat Kellogg's “WAXTITE” Corn

Flakes liberally ateany meal because they

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liiasternluartlian

snow from Holman Catalog. '

..'|F ITS NEW we have it. Ives "d Murdock Ltd. 61l—d6—~.'ii.

-.'DON'T FORGET special Tilt-e at. Montague Friday even»

..*E.NTRIES.— For Montague Ram. Saturday July 29th ~Mail Y9"? 91411’! now to T. G. lves.

sﬂlvvl- Supplement $100. Male

PTBTBYPBG- D- A. Ruse. Montague 007-‘20-31.

ufron anus-Two new dwell

"l! nouses at Montague. centrally

located. For particulars apply to 0W1". James Mahmr. ‘Montague. 608-245-411.

..'SPECIAL DANCE at Car writer's cabaret, Montague, Mbrl- day evening, Orchestra with Mr. Doucetie oi Keith's circuit in at- tentlance. '

66228-11.

-_-"F-R5E Fos ALL Tnor, 2.40: “(lit 2-25 P808. are the classes ml" Molllllllue Races. Three Hun-i tired dollars in each class. Five per cent :0 enter. Entries close Saturday. July 2on1. 6111-26-41

..'DID I no want Mail my‘ entry to T. G. Ives ior the Monta- gue Races. Yes. They close this Saturday. -'I‘hat‘s the place where you get your money soon as the

race is over. We're all going on August 9th. 614—26—-4i. .."THE NEWEST IN SILK

SHIRTINGB is here. also Crepe de Chene and GeorgetttyB-louses to match. Fancy voile blouses with colored trimmings at $1.39. Ives & Murdock Ltd. 810——26—-3l.

-~*0H YES. We have them, night this way. What? A special lot of Men's suits. purchased from an over stocked manufacturer at our "W11 Drlces and You wouldn’t be- lieve the values we are offering unless you see them at prices "rom $10 to $351 Sizes 36. to M. Ives & Murdock Ltd. 609—26——3l.

digest easily. Let the children have all they want.

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lllh oln (is! olzl

CORN FLAKH51f;'ii-l"-iI-i»"‘_f-;§

n, n: noon-l Aho Ilhn ol XELLOGWS llUIII-ES all IELLOGG‘! IIAI, golhl old lllnllol

or. Cliff Chronic. Diseases.

‘iharlottotown P. E. Isllnd, Clnldoi .

_ I12_I?rinco 8t. HOURS DAILY, 11 to 2 p. m.

Montague ~ it I l Horse Races

Wednesday August 991. $900.00 in premiums. Following are the classes: I-‘ree int all Trot. Purse $300.00. 2.40 Trot 8300.00, 2.26; Pare, $300.00 and elitry lee of‘ 5 per cent in all classes. Entnlee close Saturday. July 29th. National Trotting Association rules to govt ern. Mail your entries early to T. G. lves, Secretary.

Dr. o. A o. Archibald

Grlduatovon N. Y. Post Graduate Modloll. School and Holpltal _

Practico limited to Eye, EarpNolo and Throlt ' -

Oiﬂco Boyer Bulldlngﬂlrolt Goorgo Strut, Oppollto Gulrdlln Office Tolophons ISO-J. ~

Oiflco Hourr-O to 12 l. m. I told

MORSON 8t DUFFY Iarrlotsrl and Attornsyot-Llw. MONEV T0 LOAN lolloltoro tor Roy_ll Ilnk o1 Clnlda

TQWOOOO-O-O-“O-OOOOOO-OO QO-O-OO

ll. l. ll A B 0 N Upton-onto! - Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Montague, P. E. I

Qrldoolo In Optometry Toronto can». Exoluolvo Toll lioorl 0o» MGIII will Drop M

-i-_-_¢_i-4.

Professional Cards S. S. HESSIAN

larrlotor, Solicitor ,Notlry Publlo Eio

W. Miles A A Garrison A. 3., M. D.

I20 Brighton Rood. Charlottetown on Tioltinont In oolomd can:

MONEY TO LOAN T-héhmugzw

Monilguo P. E. llllnd - Mark R.Mc(luigan,BA l/Iacleotl a ll I Bentley IARRIBTER. aoucrron. arc w‘ f: :_E§'gi§'15f§§" c‘ ’ -

Ilrrlotors and Attornsyo MONEY TO LOAN l Office-Bank oi‘ N. l. Ohamboro 1 p. m. Mly be ooriluliod oil hours lt 11d l-lllllboro Qt.

Monov to Lolr. Olmoron Block Chlrlottotown, P. E. lollnd

MacDonald 8r MoPbee B. A.

ti. A. MloDonlId.

n. r. m»... McLean 8r. MoKinn0n DONALD MeKlNNON ‘ Barrister. Atiornoy-lt-Llw Oftleo-Royll Ilnk Building Charlottetown, P.‘ E. Inland

Iorrlstorl, Attornoy, Etc. Monoy. to L n Rlloy Iulldlng, Chl lottolown

L

J. A. MoEAGHEN. Oph. D. EV! IPEGIALIIT Eyol oalmlnld on’! “Qllllll iurnllhld whon noldod-

- omen-m oramm Btroot (shove Parson's B and 10 oont

J. D. Stewart, K. C.

llrrlotor lnd Solicitor. I4 Groll Goorgo “not.

lelloltol‘; for the Union Ilnk oi g ' ‘ " Olhdll. p

Palmer l 8r Palmer

H. Pl ' K. l . ‘ lttm-l‘ '

Iii lrnlﬁ 0. H L. Poltnor "w" 1M1 ‘m. ‘qt u‘. Ilrriltoro, In. ' i ~ . ' '

llnk oi Novl looti; lulldlng Inning W-lnﬂilililmlll

Charlottetown, pl. l.. _ _ -1'olophono= Ill-L-

lllonoyto Leon , _ . ~ .

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‘son Spencer is visiting her tents ‘Mr. and Mrs. Angus MoBesih Ifn ‘Montague. P. E. l.

Pulmonary "lfuporoulloovlo lpoolllllt N

—- PERSONALQ

..ﬁMrs. Harry McPloud n; Bus»

Itlon. lMnssi. accompanied thy her“

Dill“

..'lMiss Sarah (‘vol-don has arriv- P-tl at her home in- Montague after

spending tho wintunln lBosion. met wuvst or Mr. and rMrs. Angus I~Msr~tin.

I ..'l.V|r_ tl-lnrry Mucﬁloud, torm- .'vl'lr with the Ilnltetl States Mar- “ne ﬁnrps in France during the |World War in the Iamous Marines ins a sergeant. arrived Wednesday ‘in a vacation to the Island and is .;t guest at the home o! Mr. and

iWlljs. Aug-us iMoBeaih oi lMonlia- 5mm. -

a-{oo- BCHOOL EXAMINATION AT NORTHAM

Many 0i the residents oi Northnm enjoyed a- rare treat on the alter- noon oi June 30th. in the shape oi; the setul-nnnual school exnminntltm The teacher. -Miss Helena iMscDon» slgi. who had hntl charge oi‘ th school since the beginning oi Feb- ruary. had. during her entire stsy. ‘shot-ed tirelessly with her pupils so. that when the ilnnl test came they were ready. The classes were rixaminrd by ‘Miss Eleanor Dymeir: Miss Etna Stewart. Miss Laura Dy ment and lMrs. MacDonald.

A very entertaining program, con

sisting oi‘ songs. dialogues. mono '

logues. etc., followed, then the r-andy and congratulatoryremarks‘ Mr. D. S. Ramsay voiced the sen timents oi all present when hr

spoke in glowing terms oi the exce‘ t

lent work done by Mrs. MacDonald and the pleasant relations exist. lng between teacher and pupils He referred to the advancement that had been made along several lines ‘but more particularly to tho very noticeable improvement thal had been wrought in the manners nr the pupils. lWhen we meet the

small ho-y on his .way home tron) school. and he suddenly stops his

BRINGING? or rA THER-

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MAQQIEE: BROTHER? He's (omw -ro»-~

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0L2——20—'4I. , ..'WANTEO TEACHER. 8E- cond Class for Union Road

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the direction oi tlleteacher. School

‘AN’ HE HAD BETTER NOT

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. _ _I _ I THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN. ‘

Good

"All-WeatheW-Treod-Fabric . i 30 x 3%.

(All-Waiter . 11m s»; All-Wired Tirol- Iolgi and tough to tlolot skidding through

.'_'&OI¢l

I o; 3 different types and,“ g .

i l a prices now available j. t orrlsﬂltovrotlels to Oveirlontls A Y More people can own ForfdsJhet/rohrts a Those who. own them can aﬂard to drive them more

g BECAUSE r fheseﬁobdyear Tires at forlayriprices - provide a costl-[qer-mile lower fhan heretofore Possible

"Nou-Skid” Tread-Fabric

30x3%i

Th Tl hll be ZQMII hill- dfgleﬁmrlﬂllrflf clrl; lnﬂglle Ualtodonéltateo ond Cllolo. lltrod

ti} . of.‘ llllo. d "I h ‘m, “n” eonloi prevlouly bums so IIIII’ an. l - - a ' ‘son n .1 ‘- " M h (holds in Inca-nah; nnnlnrl for tho ceotro-Croos-Rlh. Flll Goody: Rd.“- “niwunj u‘ “d “in-ﬁn

vprc-itﬂ yolro. Tho roeoi lood 80x W; tho ooootrocﬂol-ﬂo ‘I01

.}_|I'lh__lrhl dill

.ilz.oo

uoed here l yeor lgoylt qqkklknoplllgd leadership omooftho lowor-

s ._ died idealers sell lioodyeorTires

The Goodyear Tire Riibber Company of Canada, Limited

"All-WeathermTroadn-Cord 30 x 3K. ' l ‘

Glvoo Fold,- M“ and Overland ovndl Goodyear-ﬂood economy ond Goodyosr Cord

Ho: tho loloao. nﬂjnl. ill-WI"!!!

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game to politely touch his cap. we trouble that was tor the advance» invariably ask who teaches in that ment u! her ‘pupils and we can

Thus. ‘Mrs. ‘Mat-Donald's patient work has not gone unnoticed.

A very interesting feature oi’ the examination was the display ot tan cyowork made by the pupils under

DUAL eussose cows 0am ntvon

I The day 0t the dual cow is here. d-ler place is on the Leaving Certiilrates were present-illl/ETME 18ml W116“ EPW154519" ed w (llenn Stewart. Alfred l.ink-idl-‘lil‘.l'lll8 or sneoiallaed bee! "lak- letter. Annie Dyment. Roy Dy- hi! is not desired. The avernﬁi’ ment. LenaaColwill and Fay Llnk-Ifﬂflllﬁl‘ is not a sawlallal- Ha i! my...‘ pill“ [or peyfeﬂ M. not interested ln the two cows iect attendance were won by Etheliiil one calf nroneéltlsll- m" is he ailment. Fay llljilzlclsttsr and Alfred la$tiS§lIf£w'wlt.l11l"d‘a:Yggilllllzvugs?

‘ etter. rues were also "v l _ ' - _ -t enior Class Standing and hlgheest smooth-fleshed vow that ew-ulza marks gained in School Leaving ‘l "W"? llddtll‘ all‘! l'°'\l M" M9 Ewimtlartlli-tizlszimatlon the still]: 0&1?’ 2:22am‘ m“? c5“ tribute that can be paid to a tr-acn- "l? dull w" ll "Will bl" 0"“ l“? er n. that she considered nothing a. is not immune to mlatall"

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highest

nuny oi‘ us who have had experi- ence with real double-deckers

school. ii we do not already konw. truly say this of Mrs. MacoDonaldn know,

The dual purpose cow is need- ed. Vl/ihen the patrons tanning are able to iind the class oi cows that will produce more

llllllllll" butter iat to sell. more skim milk

for the‘ pigs. batters steers {or the feed lot nnd better heifers i045;- pleni-sh their herds. they will buy lt-hem just as they are available 31nd an profitable prices to the uproducef; Real utility is what is [sought hv the average tarmer. lt mayxlhqiound in dual purpose cattifwi-ll‘. n. N. -'-—-—¢o>—-—— BOY SCOUT CONGRESS

Palms. July 27.—An internat-

ss ional congress oi Eloy Scouts. pre-

sided‘ over by Lieutenant General

of mixed _

Sir \Robert S. Baden Powelhditdicult to Obllllll more than from founder oi the Boy Scouts and“! to $10 a ton next Winter. Al Girl Guﬁdes opened at the Sor- the present time there ls no new honne today. hay offered (or sale, and market

‘The congress, which will last quotations are iur last year's hay

through out the week. has. as its The ‘farmers are too busy too purpose the adoption oi. measures make any shlllmellls 110W i118! for intensifying the enrolment n! would upprecisbly- ailect. the boys in “W; orgauizaﬂlgitg or prices. but when they are able

various countries into closer re- i0 0'0 i0 there llllﬂlllﬁ ‘be ﬂ he“! lat-lions with each other. GenernlPXDﬁrt dPnland. prlrr-s would be ﬂndenlPowell announced that the Qt-cndiett somewhat, lbu] indica- membershlu o, H“, Boy 5w.“ u; tons are tlmt the United States the worm was now ‘leaving we is Well supplied. Farmers will be two mmqun mark 1' . 40519 to Winter-more stock than last year. and this will he reflec- ted in lthe price of beet and dal- MUOH LOWER PRICE ry products. Corn is doing well. EXPECTED FOIR HAYdespite the enrly rains. and there _ " ls likely to be a record yield; KINGSTON, July 28.-— Dllcnss- -—-—<.4'>—'——- ing lire price or hay. a llrge deal- When is n lrult stalk a good e-rt states that In. view or xheswlmmoﬂ- When it. stems t-llo general crop there, lt would bocurralll-l.

. -’-BY' GEORGE’ MoMANUS

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MATTEQ°J trier ‘ri-qagoooa opt-zit RE T OF THE Q1’! .

an. ‘r pkg: ‘ _

TIME l5 n’?

'v'i_I~I-\ EXPECT i-ziwl HERE ANY - rhlNUTE - WHAT

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