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V ITIL; LTIARLOV IIETOWN _QUARD ,_-,_ _ M _ 3 --~_-- _- _E3

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V/uh hsll the beauties ol Hollywood

ALICE B

1 Edward lvergn Horton _

ALSO... NEWS-

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ntl WIQIO Llnlhl "itll le Whis-

uliuie marvel el the stage, ten as gorgeous on the :ere

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will make leap with

DAILY 3-7-8.45 l’.M 'ruunx-'

Prince Edward

Political Meetings A '|' E w A Y

1R1sr1'row'N_ July 8. FRENCH RIVER. July 9. CLir'mN. July 1o.

HOPE Rivnrt, July 11. GRANVILLE, July 12. Bonsnaw, July 15. EMYVALE. July is. CRAPAUD, July 11.

KELLYS CROSS' July “_ Pushing down through Nova Scotlafs on

BRADALBANE, July 19,

Signed.

THOBIAS WIGMORL f0ll1‘i'.h 8nd fifth VlCt01'l€s three

’ days, defeating Yarmouth Gateways, Mg

L. T. BEATON, W. F. ALAN STEWAR. D. N. MMKAY.

L-8588-7-4-101

T.

Political M eetings

IN SECOND DISTRICT OF QUEENS

The candidates will meet the el-

ectors at the following places and dates:_-

Al"1‘ON HALL., Friday, July 5th. CANOE COVE. Monday, July 8th. KINGSTON, Tuesday, July llth. 1 CLYDE RIVER, Wednesday,

July 10th.

NORTH WILTSHIRE, 'rhui-s- P

day, July llih.

HUNTER RIVER, Friday, July 12th. _ NEW GLASGOW, Monday, July

15th.

RUSTICO, Tuesday, July 10th. MAYFIELD, Wednesday, July

17th.

WHEATLEY RIVER, Thursday,

. July 13111. _ __NQRTH RIVER, Friday, July

19th-

E. A: CURRIE. _ D. F. BET!-IUNE.

The Opposition candidates are

invited and will be given half the

time. Meetings to sta-rt at 8 p.m.

L-8516-7-3-71.

_ Political Meetings

In the Fourth District of Queens.

Ir Jx' 9th

\’l'l1§ll¢l lslands'East, July llth. `

Flat River, July 13th.

1.1.10... iuiy inn. Joint Political Meetings

' Crrlndvicw, July 17th.

-Vernon River (C.M.B.A. Hall)

lilly 19111.

l’o'.'/nal, July 20111.

'_ .Ali meetings to start at 8 P. M. 'L' DUUGALD Ma(‘KINNON,

2 J. I.A\'lr'SCN JENKINS,

' I. V/l'L!.TIiR JONES,

A. ll. itIa.CI7OUGALL. li-C49-7-4.-15. '

Prol‘e;siona Cards

McLEOD €st BENTLEY

W E. BENTLEY, K C J. A BE.NTLEY,K C.

Barrllters and Attorneys at-Lew MONEY TO LOAN Office 180 Rlchmohd Street.

Prohibition Commission Chu Chnlrlnln.

“_ PC0811.

l

1

VISITURS;

(U. P. By Gunrdian's Special Wire)

YARMOU'I'H, N. S., July 5. -

South Shore, Dow*s baseball team from Montreal today scored their

provincial champions, in a double- header 7-5 and 4-2.

In fighting the provincial cham-

pions, Dow's met their stliiest op- position in the Nova Scotia. tour but they were never behind in the score.

First District Of Kings

Joint political meetings will be

held as follows: _

ST. MARGARETS, M0hdBy, .Illly

8.

FAIRFIELD, Thursday, July ll. KINGSBOR0. Monday, Jnly 15. FORTUNE BRIDGE. Wednes-

SOURIS, Friday, July 19.

II D Mc pe A. F. MBQIIAIII

II. H. ACORN, PETER A. MACISAAC.

L-8608-'I-5-121

2nd District Uf Kings

Joint political meetings

held as follows:

MON'I'ICEL1`.10, July 10.

PEAKES, July 11.

CHERRY HILL, July 12

MORELL, July 16.

ST- PE.'I’ER'S BAY, July 17. Meetings to commence at 8 nm.

R. L. BURGE.

M. MMKINNON, J. P. MclN'l`YRE.

H. H. COX.

L-8647-7-6-91

signed

LEAN °°

nalowlnu nam, llicnriny. July sun* Dundas, vveanesday. July 10th. l Cardigan, Friday, July 12th.

Montague, Monday, July 15th. New Perth, Wednesday, July i’ll.li. All Meetings commence at 8 i'.M.

LESIE HUNTER, H. F. Macl’llEE, . JOHN MUSTARD,

S. S. HESSIAN.

L-8532-7-4-4-tl-17.

Political Meetings

Joint Political Meetings Second

District of Prince will be held as follows

St. Mlrkl, July Sth

Glenwood .luly

Coleman, July 10th. Fr0eIN'ld, July llth

Tyne Vllky, July 15th. Victoria. West, July 16th.

lllenlie July 17th.

G BIIELTON SHAIP W BUSSEL ROGERS G II HARBOUR,

W II DENNIS.

L-U00-’1-0-ll 10

_._____.-

TO LET

-_in-_

l`l8 el'

.iLso . . . . . ...s'rnA`Noan THAN 1-‘ici'iTN

TRAVELAUGH WITH

GAPITUL-Today-Tuesday-Wednesday 1‘§§.‘;1“i::..»~;_

TUESDAY MATINEE ONLY f E212, A

1 an 1.. ' comms . .. l=lGHT PICTURES §;‘.‘.?...”'.°_°? 1;; _ 5;;

ll E n -- ll n A ll ll o c ll- .Tl‘T‘l.‘l.i.T.i.“" ..:.-,.f\~a»_ ~

M 122

-i

HE EASTERN GUARDIAN

MEDBURY - MUSICAL

nf

dyno nance, Beach drove iii...-

tonlgllt. Tickets fifty cents Mn Q0" 1- L'8661‘spent' tllga w[;(;li¥e‘lid°fiiise8étrXiil:e¥ ' - gg?

FIRST QUEENS if _ Bridge, the guest of her sister, Mrs. 151'"

1"°l1°wl“11 is the “fd” °f 1>°“l' E N D T U`eallilitlogliloli§“§§i.2‘§§l,A“i.’I.§l ’“"‘”“‘ H‘"°“~ | `&3f.`f...‘3.§’“‘.....;' .11 "L ...__

ical meetings for First Queens. moved to the new Currie Buudmg Mm wilson’ wife of Rev. J' B" g:(o;l!y-uavismlrjulliyfd... 11;,

181 Q“°°‘“ Street' Wherf he Wm Wilson. Summerside, P.E.I., with her ui-eat west su; .ff' .ff glad to meet all prospecive trav- baby daughter is in town visiting Houston Oll _

”1°1r5‘ I"'8506"7'3'61' her father, C. F. Cox, Muir Street.- ifxil Q,“‘*°"‘ 7%

liin vinci

at be

sale very and

Mr. Y va P.

27

th

City.

'L L _,_ rl 'rlnt 1-nnnnn 1.. rm-ri-».l for ni-uv.. EN(;AG|;MENT_M1-_ and Mrs, g`°{" (_. El _.. ..'.f`.f»'.f',. '1If.".f.".f-' .flfli `i.`l"`f.f1§'.'lf.| Iff.l"~ F» Laffeflv. finnclmce the en-y g§..l"fs-ci ls.. ,.°.° . l .<.-nl~. n noni ..rrl~-ll_\- nn_\nl»n» 'ln 1 l3flZ€U1@n¢ Of flwlf dallghfff F1011, ‘PH inilnn.-.-_ Blanche to James Lund, Charlotte-

--~---- t , 1 - ; _

courennnarios i.m<:1NsUir- ,§,f_`f.,';a,§;,"r me ‘° take p1“"f_816'28 iw," ANCE. 116198-7-12-312.] ' ,1,,,,,

PERSONALS

Truro News.

ATTENTION IS CALLED 1.0 the ____ [ml Tel

°f “Wh sh°f9 15°`““° farm Doctor J. A. Nicholson and Mrs. .lotion Mau ._ silg sultable fm" Summer °°"'5€e5f Nicholson of Westmount. Quebec, Kel.-lnmdr lil-‘fu

50 90"” WOOCU-md at 5011715 motored to Charlottetown. arriving 1"" 0°" July 13th at 4 °’cl0cl1. on 'tuesday last. They have taken Hg ,d ,.

‘ L-5671-7-B-21 a house on Ambrose Street for the yillylfoexpoarlb if-1,, '_'f

*_* Slimmer. l.oe\\'a llicurp ..

ANKER TRANSFERRED T01 ' V lm. .\iilck ’l‘rll1-k .. .. NCTON FROM P. E- ISLAND- Mr. and 1virs.Josepn s'.ewart, Miss ~§{i“" ~_‘"“‘" -~ Noi-man K. Beattie. for some Agnes Higgins, Mr. Peter wintty, ‘,,f,“,§, ’{,'.‘,§‘,,,~- -

cars 11 member of the Bank of Nc- charlotrelown. and Master Francis 1\...i. in.. `

Scotia branch staff nt Albany, Bn;-ge, st, Peter‘s Bay, have return- .\'nil lm ._ _ ‘ff E. I., has been transferred to a ed home afgm- B mme “rocky motor Nutt linii-y l'i~...1 __

position in thc Mcncl/on branch and mp visiting relatives and friends in Q"'} "Nl" H111" ~

assumed his new duties yesterday- United 5f,a¢,@5_ §.l_§‘l‘,‘("‘\;_u 4

Moncton. Times. ___ 1\-,,,.,,, A,,,,.,.`_ " '_'_'_

i- Mrs. J. L. MacLeod, 25 Kent St. North Pac

I. 0. 0. F. WILDEY LODGE N0. has returned home after an absence *fill* “fit - . e -All Past Grands in good stand- of three months, during which time f_§‘\‘,"sR“"`_ 1 -- ing who desire to attend Grand she underwent a successful opera- 1-;,,| 13.5. .`.'.' Lodge are requested to send in tion at. Mayo Brothers. Rochester, rulliiiuu ru. ff

eir names before July 10 lor Minnesota. On her wily home she Pnlllln _\l..ri~l.. _

credentials to H. momma, ne- spent six weeks visiting her sister. "”‘"° "sf" ~ » - coming secretary, 441 Kem st., Mrs. J. D. Lamont. at Winona. On- }f§,‘,"°,,,’,‘,,"“lP,,.""'”

_ ul , _ _ _

_ L-casa tarlo. s..f@..~..y si...~.-. .§_

p01,|(}[.; (70URT__Ag the Ponce Mr. and Mrs. Wordsworth Juli Shell Ilnlun ull _.

urt Saturday morning. a man TSW 2;! féh ism mi wwny fm-_ - ' ~ h it 1 orono ey v n e _ -

A” m°°“"l" °°“““°“°° l 3 gagllilg nzdhfuzf ggllgrrluilillagslrlg uncle and aunt DM; and Migs Meer I`.'.'.'.','.i }i¢lli...i.i` ' “L can A man mnrged with disorderly Kinnon, 3 Kent Street Mrs Juli nu uns 1-ri.-.-"... _jf

nduct was given six months sus WB-‘1 formerly M158 Mildled T *mill 011 f`=~lif mimi sentence. Tumbllns daughter of Mr and Mrs :Nfl {"l“_-\ J

-We --- I Alfred F. Tomblins, Toronto. Z,.,_‘x:,';' ,._\ '_"’“"' '

l’lr .\li:li\r<l'~ for Bruins-ir .rnxuq Hun. `.uI

word. Other rates on application

RATE:-2a per word. three inner-

flonn for the price 0! twll. strictly nnynrile in iulmnt-». _

Y' ` 'l‘illl Roll ill-:lr

3”' J“'Y 17' - C0 h 'riv d in Charlottetown from fflllf U"

~ _ ’ _ . _ sta

. . . ` _ ` ' »" 11

1 ' ‘ ' < .

mnwwe 1; 1 ii -lu.. 1-'_ .1

_ I ' ' llnt1l`l'| _ _

vertlslng a es- aya e ln vance .

U S __ `

(Venti-ul (lnnrdinn loenlu, de pel word; West:-rn And Ealtern lot-ale, :Q Il per vmr.l~ Announcement: ond Coming llventl_ lo. prr word; Clnnlltlrd I7 211. per worst: ln llemurlnm Notices, 7041. prr Inch; Lists of Floral and ll Splrltnnl 0fferln¢l, Cnrdn, sto., do. por unmet Inttsro of Condrtlencq 100- '

' poi- lneli; Notlcen of Thanks and Appreciation. ‘.'0e. per inch or de. pm

\

- » 1

Minimum Charge for any ndvertilemont twenty-flve sank. ' “'05, p;|(.,. _

Vi “

For Sale

D__-lYli_§_c_ei_l1.\_11;<2af'___

IT IS OUR DUTY T0 PROTECT

our depci1ricnt.s_ The day will come when our income ceases. Insure its perpetuity by a. Bun Life policy. Arrange it with J. A. Moore, Currie Building. Chitr- lottetown. L-5825

66 MILES ON l GALLON? SCIEN-

titic Laboi'iitoi'y, N-477, Wheaton. Illinois, report nn amazing new vapor autonintic gm-oil saver. 100'! io 50021 proiits. Fits all autos. Anyone can attach. One sent frcc to lntroclucs quick. Send address :ind car name today.

N-3398-'I-8-ll.

WE HAVE ANYTHING AND

everything in thc smaligubber lines, Order by mail cllrec from manufacturer and save 75%. All orders are mailed postpaid by us in plain wrapper. Mail order catalogue sent free on request. Novelty Rubber Mfg Company. Box 353, Dept K il Hamilton Ontario N-7-tf

To Let

T0 LET - DESIF \BLE 7 ROOM

house, 40 Victoiy Ave

L-8514 7 3 dl

FDR. SALE - AUCTION FORT!-

Five_ Bridge and Whist Scoru Cards. Guardian Central Jolt Prlntery. Nov. 1-ti

FOR SALE - HEAVY JROWN

Paper suitable for placing under rugs, e“c. Guardian Orifice.

3-27-t.f.‘

NOSE GUARDS FOR HORSES,

retail and wholesale. B. L_ Hardy & C0. L-B642-7-6-31

mn sau; cur-:AP-sCl‘UDI-zisslo

ei' Sedan in good condition. 140 Rochford Street. L-B655-7-8-31. ‘

FOR SALE - BIKE SULKY. GOOD

condition. W. A. Delaney, Ken- sington, P, E. Island.

L-8583-7-5-3i.

FOR. SALE - POWER. SPRAYER.

in good condition. Apply R. Drake. Comwall.

L-B612-7-8-8-10-31.

FOR. BALI-I _ SEVERAL OPEN

front stoves, smell and large cooking stoves, 89 Rochford St.

L-8641-7-6-21

FOR SALE-BUSINESS STAND IN country, centrally located. Write "L" care of Guardian.

L-8880-7-8-Si

TO LET-l’AR'l‘ FURNISHED

house Large airy rooms Good location Apply 243 Richmond Street L-8623-'l 8 31

FOR SALE - YOUNG RIG!!-

tered Jersey, lately freshened. Geo. L. Heslsm, Brodnlbane, R. R.

L-8345-6-27-'l-2-6-0.

FURNISHED ROOMS, 171 GBA!

ton Bt, next Strathcona.

L-B048 7-6 ii

Help Wanted

COUNT!! GIRL 'I0 Ill-P Wl‘l'll

honlswork andy Mrs. George Dldkdrldofl Y P01111.

L-000-'I-0-ll.

Lost

IDIT IN 'Ill CITY FIGUIED.

hand . _Finder leave at Guard- ian lee. Howard.

_ L-seal-1-e-al.

Lost'-no crry nmnv, run -of glasses. finder please leave nt Imperial Biscuit Office and rc. _ cslve remand. L-este-7-6-al

Wanted _

ron rum

Gcvrsc Booken-

litoclm Exchange. Montrail .\lnrln~t, 150 Richmond Btrret, iottetown.) ‘

All- Red .lm For 1‘nu' pfd ._ .illicd Cliclu it' i , Allis Clillllil .. __ '.'1i-"~ l.\ll Re! .. '-'Us .\uier Can ....110 .lui Car Foiiiili .1'i‘5i Ani 1-‘or i’o\\‘ . .. 4! Loco l'o\\' Llgiit .. .. Rllil Smolt Rig ,.. 'rel 'iw-l ._ 1~.»sfi.. 'ren is _ oil, t_‘o|||1cr 144,,

46'

ilu '.'li‘_i 1- _..

Alu 1-l All! 411 Aui lots A111 4|

Aui Am All

ld Loco ,....

Ohio `

218 11 Sli

.irilltioll ._

30%

Byers A .\l iii-'lg

Dry Ulu .. 10% l‘ue _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 10

Lure 'i`lir-:sli ._ ._ .58-tg Cel Corp _ ._ _ _ _ 2|; Cr-iii Sou . .. -1 iii Flies Ubin __ 431, (fhii: \` 1.1, ch - 11..

uib Ciirli

A OCK Q OTATIONS

Curb

;

(Quohtlom furnished by Johnston' “0lNING “ARK-ET LETTER and Ward. Members of Monthll

mm. Now ronx. N. Y., July o-'i'i..-

ti fi

141115 0"* 25|/5 satisfactory gains. The rnlls

market opened firm yceter oy nn the industrial sectlou of the list continued to advance quietly thnougll

the day. Some issues inode very

and

153% lltlillties were sluggish. The break in .. w

eat as n result of good crop pro-

.ll 33% sllectl and tho decision of Canada to 140% dispose of its surplus holding soon

did

not disturb stocks. lol'l Hur-

18 4% velteli. Montgomery Ward and Scars 14

all

4 Jones industrial average rt

wore up on the day. The Dovr

120.60

15:2 closed very near its previous closing

41% high of 120.75 on June 22.

1-_.S% The recent closing high on the rnll 94% average 33 93 on June 18 compared 14% with 3282 last. nilht. The market 43% seems to act rather well and if 23.,” \-olulne picks up another step in the

2% ailvrinuu i-oulll be initiated.

11

,$24 l 5,51 ‘ svnirsnn

35% 1 101;, I 17%. i

_ Laidlaw and Company.

York City wack ended July 3 totalled $052,000,000 increase $46,000,000 over previous week. New York Federal Reserva Bank ratio fOr Week WIB 77.8 ve 78.4 in Previous week and 09.2 in like 103-i week. System 74.4 vs 74.2 ond llll.‘.i respectively.

New York Tolpphoiie Co May net

operating iucnuic $'.'_tl75,51l7 vs $2.781, 881 in May 1034. 5 months net $13,- 818,003 vs $16.7-16.372,

Now Englnnd T and T ollerating

inconio $1,003,080 va 51.100042 lil May 1034, 5 months net $5,175,182 vs $5,010,214.

Rtpck exchange reports total short

interesting existing as of operating ot business on June 28 at 840,537 shares vo 768.109 shares on Moy 31, lnrrcnse of 72,338 shares.

lioutgomery Wsril Julie sales U8.-

F2L’.2ll7 vs $19,206,336 in June 1034. 5 months sales $112,005,804 vl $114.-

somis. _

Amn Commercial Alcohol null euhs

your ended Dec 81. 1034. earned $3 bf tl common share vs $4.56 n shura in previous yt-nr.

High Low Lint UP

30 Ind 120.75 11012 120,01 20 Rolls . . , 112.7() 32.38 32.62 20 171.11 . ,. _ 22.08 21.56 22.7.\`

xa\\' ronir, N. Y., July c-ima

40 Bonds 07.18 0.11

Dow Jones.

215.. ‘ - 109;, l

10

.ss 26% £2* i , . ul sw,

Exchange

Mt’l. Stock

infill __

slor _\lot 5 _

9154 01% S 73': 20 20

(ins _ ,_ 2111!, llil .. Sli; l'll|\ $01,,

Prod ._

Itupulll 1037,, limiulc 150 .-\ut\» I.llu Co Ill/J l'o\v lilglit '_'Il'_~_, _-ispliult . .. lil-‘,»;, ` ~ 1:07.,

A71*

26 li 8 ‘A

70%

1041,; 150

3%

23% 155;,

lilcn:

.uct ._ ._ :l:l=;, 33%

11 11

8 1% 211,; 29% illv, 8% 461., '7

21% 311% 13|/g

46

Intl -35;;

10%

nr _.. .

Nickel ... _T

.. 10

3%

*ti

iS 18% 11511 .'l1‘.'~)

114

iz 191;, ai 1/; zz

:sig 1314 201, 10’/1 0%

Myers B

81% 114 43% 19% 31% 2% 8% 13% 3513.? 9% 3%

17% 17% 18% 18% 20 20

4 22% 38% 21%

401.4 51% 6% 2%

22711 37% 21% '40 51%

_ 6%

2% 14% 39% §~l% 10% 9% 13 tile .lille 451 341.5 47'#

121/, llll.

1414 :ling li 1014 11% 1:11;

.Sf-:irn ilmlluil. _

fegn ;fi<5`fi1<

47% 12

and

87% real 'NZ Curb Msrket. 156 Richmond Street

115'/5 , Dom Steel l"onl B IM

87

(Quotations furnished by Johnston

Wlrd members of the Mont Stock Exchange, ll/lontrsn

Charlottetown!-

Stoelu ' Opened Loot

,ii

1luthurstA tl Bell Tcl _.. . ...1‘.'l'l

Bras T L l'ow XM

B C I’o\\' A, _... ... 21!

Bruck Silk ,.. 1li‘.€|

Can Bllnzu 30 Coll Cllr Com 7 7% Can Hydro Elec pfrl ._ 43 42 Van Ind Al A 8% 8% (‘an llid Al ll 7 7 Can l\`oi-th pow 1055 1.1% ` Steam 5Com 125 115

079 Ill

1.551% 15°

UD*/Q 13715

0 127 Vi

3% 22% 16% 30

t.an

Urn Pac _ .. tons Smelt , Dom Bridge ._ 20% Don- Coal l’frl 1815

4%

Dom Tex Cum 61

Gypsum 4% Holi Gold iiillics .. 1-125

intl Nickel __ 21 Lake of Wooils T .\icCol1 Front ,_ 12% 12% .\font Pow _ 30% S0' .\'utl Brew 35% 85% Nnt Steel For 1-l 14

l‘nwor Corp __ 8% Quebec Pow .. 14%,

St Law Corp ._ 105

Stiawlnlgan 1014

Steel Co Can Coin -lu Steel Co Can pfil -1.".

_ BA.\`KH

4% 1410 2615 7

8% 141;. loo lou 40 45

Commerce . . . .._ Montreal

Nova -Scott, Royal ...Y Bank of Canada ._

IS!

151.

61 15 02

Currencies

(Canuliln Press)

NEW YORK, .luly 7-Sterling, the

Canadian dollar ond the French franc rallied moderately in Satur- day’s foreign exehlnge markets.

The pound finished 'ii of n cout

Miller dt- $4.93!/s while the franc,

ill!/, :in/, -11% 1145;, 1031;, 1495 4%

n on li ii i , __

1. nlon l‘uc _ _ ._ _ Vnlled Air

l ci n i

341.3 cloning At. 6.03 cents, showed u gnin

411.. of

.0004 of a cent. The Dominion

541,; dollop woo quoted et Bi; per cent dis-

(Cnnsdlan Prone)

count |2111-not it ner cout Friday.

Iwi-_I-0-1

1?

lnfl .il 4222

S liuhlicr 12% S Slnclt _____ 107

S Steel

101 8556 1455 4% 88% msg 11194 nw. 2%

\ an Steel . Vrlrncr lllns _ _ Vout Union . , _ _

1151.4 145( 4

$7714

’nn1wort1i Cn __ _,__ %

\\'r1rth l‘\iinp __ Yellow Truck __

_M IF PAST THIRTY

1111.1, 1011 2%

“In summertime, 1 gge wg-thigh;

b6i»W9‘2l1 my eyes and lines across my touehead," vvriles s. oonespoti- dent. far, they‘ve d_im.ppea.:ed every winter. but, before long, I'm Bind they wont. what can 1 do to prevent them?"

Well first Of Bill, you (mn wggr °¢1’0l'¢d slasees whenever you are riding in a cor or sitting on the beach. These, of course, protect your eyes from the sun's glare ami 11001) your from squlnting. Choose o pair that really fit the .shape of ybur eyes. If you expect to wear them while reading, you ought to consult an cyc specialist before you make a selection.

Ln addition, better wear wide-

brlmmed hats as much as possible. They're smart this year anyway, and they certainly do prevent lines across the foeheed.

If you allreocly have a few stub-

born furrows, loom to smooth them outeachnightbeforeyougoto bed. When you have cleaned your face, apply tissue cream, eqaeclnlly woes your brow, sround Wes and on the elnvression line upward from corners of the mouth. Using fingertips on both hands, neuei-i the lines until they beg-in tp dig. DWDM. Keep on with the gentle 111198812 until You notice a definite illlplvvemerit. Repeat each night.

Every women ova- 30 should leave o bit of rich cream grand

r gg

ioa 141.4 1 4%' 65/ fl 4212 f 12%

MONTREAL, July 7-Leading cur- rleiils wcrc irregular on Montreal orelgn exchanges Saturday vl-ith the pound sterling gaining 0~16 of a cent to -i96‘,g wliilc tho United States dollar eased 3-82 of one per cent to 1.(It‘,i. The French func was unchanged at 6.64 cents.

____ TOLL OF JUNGLE KINGS

RANOHI, Indllf-Wild animals

killed 137 persons in Bihar and Crissa districts in one years, tigers alone taking 44 lives. Leopards, bmw. clcphants and snakes ac- counted for the rest.

Ill MEMURIAM

FRANCES MARGARET FITZ- SIMMONS

'I’he angel of death visited the

home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz- patrick, Ten Mile House. on Monday, Moy 27th, and claimed for its own their little daughter, Frances Mar- llaret, at the tender age of six years and four months. Frances was a bright child and cheerful little girl until two days previous to her death, when she contracted tlut dread dis. ease, pneumonia. Despite all that medical aid uid tender nursing could do, she passed away to her heavenly home. g

Besides her grief-stricken parents.j

there sie left to mourn elx slats;-5 and three brothers. l Her funeral, which was helfrrueg.

dry moming at nine o'clock to St. Bonaventure’s Church, Trscadie, was largely attended. Rev. Monsig- nor M. McDonald conducted the ser.

vices at the church and grave. ri- -

heroyeswhlleshesleeps.Assms.t- teroffectsllowmgslittle to remain on thespece beoweeneye- biuws will keeptheskizi soft and

tendtopavventlinss.

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146 Richmond

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E. R. BROW

'f Fire. Life, Assiano, sl..-1151......- ‘ and Plate Glass Insurance `

at Lowest Rate. »

Agent at Summerside. L1oyd.,Lewig

~ Charlottetown

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Miscellaneous

MONTREAL. July 7-

Whest. nor no 2 87. Barley C W no 8 44. Unis, (` W no 2 53. (mis, P \V no 3 40, (mtli_ for-11 no 1 45 Flour spring wheat pntciils, firsts

20. _

Flour seconds $4.80.

1 ki' $4.70.

Floilr in to Flour winter wheat patents, choice

1 10

so 40 to s: r _

Flour wliltn corn $5.50 to |5110, Bran lou '.".£ Z5 to 24.25.

Shorts lun ‘.'i_2`i to 20.25.

`.\Ili1lililig.~' lull 21.25 tn 211%. llullcil ullis im): 00 lil:-1 3.16.

lfny no Ll [wr toll rllrlnls 12 50. Uheoee no 1 cur Ont 10% to 11,

No 1 Om-lice 10 to 10l§. Butter nu 1 20 to 20%,

Eggs in cnitons A 1 large 82

Eggs A 1 medium Z)

Eggs A lnrgc 20.

Eggs A medium 24.

Eggs B 'J.'i_ Eggs F 21

Potatoes Ont new hlils 450.

Ontario new hamper 150.

Quebec new 80's 1.5 to 1.50

Que 80's 515 tn 40.

N. B. 80's 50 to 60.

P. E. I, 80'! 50 to 00.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Preset

MONTREAL, July 7-Butter Ind

d frectionully

cheese prices arivnnce on the Montrcni dairy and produce markets last week while eggs and potatoes were a little easier. Ex- ports for tlic week totalled 0.753 hoxes of cheese, three hoxel of but- ter nnil 150 cases of eggs. `

'ill-ie tluttur market ended the weak

at 20 to 20'/1 cents per pound for cnrlnts or lcls of no 1 white lotl to retriilcrs were quoted at 20 cent: for sollils nuil 21! cents fort Drintl. RB- Celpts were 50 boxcl.

wi-ru 30.175 lmxss against 20.8.10 the pri-i‘i»<|iiTg week.

Grntleil shipment: of eggs in enr-

lots oi- less were 21% to 22 cents foil A-large, 20 tn 21 cents for A~medf lum, 1051, to 20 cents for B, and 17% to 18 rents for C.

New potatoes were $1.25 to $1.50

for Qucllccs in 80-pound bags and $150 per hnrrel and $1.50 por litini- |»ci\ for Ontnriol. 0lr'l potatoes wore .15 to 40 cents for Quebec whites. and

00 cents for Green ‘ilountain

.180 0.25 0.20

t'ln~i~.~¢- was 10% to 11. eents for

no 1 1-urroul Ontarloa and 10 to 101;. nr-nts for Quebec. Receipts

N. Y. 5101.1. MARKET coss1P 1*

iii ` ,f

era loans by uleuibcr banks ln New

(Dy Johnston )Wud’l Special

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THIS IS REAL PLEASURE

SAYS MR. BRUIN '

YOU

Will feel the same sense of satisfaction and en- joyment when smoking that good Canadian Burley. '

| “Peerless at the Price” ,

R11/AL P1PE sMo1<1Nc TOBACCO _

Every Store in the .

Island has a fresh stock of RIVAL PIPE.

It’s Freshness is

GUARANTEED.

I HIGKEY.

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Mark ets At A Glance

(fhnsdlnn Prose)

stocks in nly rm.

Toronto Mines-Lower. New York-stocks :lightly higher Wlnnipe|;\-Wheat unchanged.

commodities unchanged.

(Ulmndlnn Pren)

l\1ONTRf-3.41., July 'I-

iioyal Blink of Canada

as follou~s:-

Argeiitlnrl paso .2fl.'ll.

Austmllii pound 30041 Austrln srlillling .1003

Bulgaria lcv 0140. Chinn Hung Kong dollars 5484. t‘zcr1\ni1|n\'nkltl crnivn .041fl.

ltcnmllrk krone _22l8.

F fr ' _(Wil

1'Rf1f‘tL‘ Eh( I

(lcrnlany rcllrhsninrk .4(lf'»0. limit liritnln pouuil 40049.

Hungtiry pcngu '$075.

India rupr-1-_ 37441.

italy llre _0R'Jll. Japan yen .2i'l2£l_

New Zcnlnnrl pound 4.0041.

Norway krone 2408.

Poland ulnti .10l16.

South Afrlrn pnnnrl 40404,

Sweden krone .$564. Bwltserland frnnc .54 por cent

premium.

Closing exchange rltol:-- At lfontrcal--Pound 406%: franc

8.04; U. S. flnllnr 1.00%.

At New York-\"ound 4 R115; func

0.88; Cui-mrllnn dollar 110%.

At Peril-Closed. ln gold-Pound 12| ld: U. B, dollar 59.24 cents; Canldlsn dollar 50 00 volts.

NEW YORK, July 7-Foreign ox-

chlnge etcldy. Greet Britain high 4.00: low LN; close 4N%: U dey inn. 100%; nance ost; luiy sas; Belgium 1 .B0; Germany 40.40; Cou- edn 097|.

MINING

_-_in

(Cnnldlll fren)

TORONTO, July 'I-Gold lloeke

registered a new lovr in the exchange index for the year ln Blturdey'| short union end volume wee off to about the low turnover for the year. There were practically no futures uide from fairly heavy _,selling of Little Long Lee et I ifedlns of 20 cents to 4.70, the lowest llneo int summer. All grou I suffered from leclr of buying volume though orfor~ Inge were mately in light to moder- ate volume.

Another cut in the sliver metal price unsettled the white motel ollere market. Trading slowed down

ln mining Corggrltlon and the clon- l11e_|1rlce vue or cents ott el 1.46. Norse leo selleeoloetfetl oc

Roma < erlceel ll, 'mm _smith _e.

50 to . Maritime stock. per 80 pound beg. _

Toronto' and n Montreal-Industrial

a

New York-t"otton higher; other

EXCHANGE

British and

foreign exchange in relation to the Cnnndinn rlollnr ns cmnplled by the

closed today

i

Supposed Good Vision Often Defective

M

We uk you parents to real-

lle that your chlldrm may “EM W hlvc perfect. vnion. Ind l'¢t be greatly in need of an eye service.

P|'“¢I°ll¢0 dlvlllel that you

lfllnllrlt yourselves with the 'wil runrdinr your .hlldrqre lllhl. llld not accordingly.

G. F. Hutcheson OPTOMETRIST

Strawberry Boxes

Reports from

STRAWBERRY Growers indicate that there will be a lf’-'Ee crop of STR A W B E R ~ RIES this year.

We have just rec-

eived a large ship- .J

ment of S T R A W B E R R Y B 0 X E S direct from .the manufacturers reg-. utation size of the. beet maker quarts and pinte~

Better book your

order now, as there may ,be s shortage I later on.

Special prleee for j

quantities. 1 I _

tiartertillo., Ltd. ,

For Sale at SEED STGRE ‘ dues Street 2

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