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Bu ..°lT PAYS to buy in this Province. . .°TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col-

°MR HAROLD P GORDON is umn Cash must accompany order '

tha Georgetown Guardian reprseen Minimum charge twedty live cents

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..*GO0D ROADS.-The roads in Kenzie has purchased from -Mr. Ding Bay Fortune district are in splendid well, Dingwell's Mills, a very ilne . condition, the split log drag was used mare with good symptons otspeed. . with good results. Credit is due the -U. '

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buckskm white la c e d b o o t-high leather en- ameled heels--someti ing new-regular $7.00 value for ................ ....$5.00

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road master, Mr. Ernest Dingwollior

To Numsen A cnowo gi

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“lt is remarkable how the average Cl Hall Overestlmaltes the number of , persons in a big procession. Take. We for example u recent demonstration in G9 London. It was said that there were about 15,000 men in line, and some enthusiasts put it-even at 20,

rule as laid down in the'i’leld service regulations oi' ,the United States ar my:

“These rules, it must be .remem-

to rv. long step and to keeping up without struggling. No _civilian, even militant suiiragettes. ever have kept or could keep up this pace."--

_ ________l_» of

the_interest he takes im the roads EASTERN PEI1_-,SONALS _ under his supervision.-U._ . ____

u ay on

business trip U

..*M»iss Irene Dlngwell spent the ek end visiting Misses Ruby _and rtrude Dngwell.--U.

000. But it is eusy to estimate such numbers upproximately. llere is the

hered, ure for trained soldiers used sl-IGCCSS H08 588i BUl’0ll\¢i0I'

of Optimism Mounting Higher.

. With the British Army in France.

White enamelled lC3tl'l€ London Tit-Bits. Jllly 2.-The wonderful stand of

the Italians against the onslaught

the great masses of Austrian

_ tr;oops.hhas evoked the highest praise » a ong t e Br tish front, and has sent '

The Best Eye Servlce Fllilel barometer of optimism mounting

gier.

O

Having- recently I-eturn_ I even greater moral value has

ed from Toronto where I at- 338" the news °' th n

tendé French front. These new troops have

_ d . aoliost graduate been watched critically by the battle- I

COUFSG Ill I) Ométery and worn allies, and the men from over-|

as awarded mv diploma’ 1 _seas have i'ar exceeded expectations

. “. . ' . ` di -

9. DOW ll'1 2. POSIUOYI t0 glV€ drillchosh§rt§`f\Ed]lnir(l;'rlecuve work with '

m my patrons the very best

c ne work done

Americans in fighting on ` the

“i saw today some American troops

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llllllAN`S' SlANIl

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‘i`he Newest -ye so-V... .1.......b1.. ...sez ..“.i.:;'.:'g...“.:“;'...;*;?l

My pay-lor is ":Vhat magnificent fellows they arel

the very best andllatest in- i.-dlilcfllly' and wllgdlnglignincentl

struments and is- on a par

ey have been _ I

smarfvonm-"1 make my nvmg byl

in pcture frames in all sizes and Wlllll the b€Sl2 Opl§lC3.l P9.1'~ my pen.” Rustic-'ish d.;,,.-1_-- Smartl

styles, moderately priced. Call and see i them. _

The liaver Studio

We guarantee you per- _ ct satlsfaction and are ai dl.

Org in T01-0 to _ Youth-“I wou‘ldn't take you io anf t 1 , > n and Mon aurthor." Rustic-"I'm not. I'm s Ideal- , F83 . er in pig-s." V F

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Puntomlme Comedian--“I can’t go'

lor 11 minute. sir, I feel :funny/'P

l_ all times pleased to give you ;Yla_na-ger-“If‘unny"'! Great Scot, man! I

fe

‘ adniceregarding the care of 5°

in camp or at the front, for

We are also expert re-

hile it lasts."

EW VERSION OF THE

your bailor Lad patrolling gairers of Eye G13-Ssesv N th h h -

'For Your Soldier Boy the eyes. °

` pectacles, etc., and will at-

e lg sous, from you to 0

him to make his heart llghl ._

The Ford is my cur, I shall not!

on at 'cnce and make llhe most ot it,

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TWENTY~THlRD PSALM_

and to help keep tight the be

home ties. your photograph.

The Cook Studio E

- A. E.- LYON, Studio _

Good Photography Moderato Prices

Personal sttelltlon to Amstour

Photography.

107 Queen Street

Phono 68-J. `

Professional Cards If

* DR. CLIFT

' CHRONIC DISEASE! ~'CUR.A'I‘lV|ll TREATMENT by

month in advance, Victoria Hotel,

Charlottetown, P. lil . I. , Cansds. -HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. NOW

» wait.

Graduate Optomentist,

G¢

For First-class Quality

in Fishing Tackle. Now that the fishing season is

th' on we can fit you with

everything neces s ary

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. . _s. s. HESSIAN

lsrristsr, lolloltor, Notary Publlo, sto., MONEY T0 LOAN. Montague. P. I. I.

Miss D.Rudge i

Hairdressing and Manicure Parlours

Also hair goods for sale. 171 Great

George Sue,” Phone 534_L_

8026-8-19Wfmmtf.

U from our large assort- .. ment such as Rods.Lines,

I Reels, Baskets, Casts, Flies, Nets and Waders.

We Are

J. D. STEWART, K. C. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Pubud

Milos Newson Bleek, Ghsrlottstown

lrsnoh Oilios, Georgetown

Honey to Losn on llssl lststs

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WARBURTON & SHAW Bsrristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lio, lite., Solicitors for Csnads Bank Association, Bank ot Montresl. Con- ms. Pemsaent llontanis Carbon/

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Modernilpticivns

We keep in constant touch

with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics. and immed- lately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or iacilities, we have it. Our optical office is of tho most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances. _

Glasses iitted by us do not de-

tract Irom the appearance. We make a special study of the cos-

. metic effect to be obtained. and

th

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IIORSON Q DUFFY lsrrlsurs and Attorneys

lolioltors for noysi Bank oi Csnsds

IONIV T0 LOAN.

lIoLEAN 8 MeKINNON lsn lmr Attorney-at-Low

Isrrlotors Attorney;-e`t~Lsw Olics Roysl Bsak ulldlnl

\ ` Charlottetown. P.l.l.

can assure you at our glasses

' add s certain note of neatuess

and reilnement that meets with

favorable comment.

Chlldren's eyes receive our

special attention, and we pride

._ ourselves on our ability to ilt a

child with child's glasses. not with cumbersome glasses that were intended for sdults. _ | Shadow Retinosoopy test used.

` Bucceeds where others tail.

_Hannon a newrnnv - W. I. lsntlsy, K. 6. lsrrlstsr smi Attornoyset-I-IW

-. Honey to Losn. '

DMM-lsnk_of N. I. Ohlmltfln ' ,-onnnmmwn. |».l.|.

H. J. Mahon

Optometrist and Prescription Drulslst _“ann” P. li, Island Nm, door Bsnk oi ,Commerce

nd to same while you ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,, |

It maketh me lie down in wet‘

*E* in gletglesaprélls ol’ ridicule for its

Montague, P.E.I. I

l_ I fear much evil when it is with

` Ellis) Phamacy .0atsbus.......... ........90

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places;

It soileth my clothes; it lendeth me t

na ;

It leadeth me into deep water;

It prepareth a breakdown in the presence of mlneenemles. ' Yea, though I run down the valley,

um towed up the hill.

me;

$17

Butter per lb. . . . ,. 36-37

Hides per lb. . . ..

Straw

KENSINGTON MARKETS.

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hig'hiy rec-

mmend

_ Evangeline I Ap le l yller

Put up by Anndp.

_ gigs :grey Builder

`\ ¢DWll, N. §, r 8°- ‘\ The most delic- ~ ions and refreshing

:’0£;ner intpxicoting

_average

Will keep sweet and clear sud will not torment.

Delilois Bros

. _G5-57 Water Bt;-dog

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many economies.

himself-one of the joys of simple living. q _

does for himself is, and will forever be free from taxation.

that exceedingly pleasant operation.

and the man who bears the burden of the taxes.

dealer’s. Prices range from five dollars.

Office and Factory : 65'-73 St. Alexander St., Montreal.

uxurzovs' cl’ Q05-°<l°e1°V1°c=fe

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War is ,dem'anding"of thcse at home

.Witlnthe new taxes-in force we must pay more' unless we smoke less; it costs us more to ride in the railway sleeper and ‘ parlor car ; our tea and coffee have gone up at the grocer’s; and lthe salary that enables us to pay the butcher and baker and

' moving picture maker is pared 'down by income and business taxes.

Those who were inclined to grumble a little at first, soon stopped in

‘ shame, for the war is on. A willing hand and a stiff upper lip are expected \

of every man at home, as well as of the boys who are doing the actual fighting.

What if it does cost more to smoke-cost more to travel-cost more to

eat-cost more to dress? There are some things which a tax cannot touch, -some of the BEST things in life-as for instance, the shave a man gives

' The man who starts the day with a Gillette shave pays only the price of

the lather. No tax reaches that shave. Let’s be thankful that whata man

Gillette shaving does not cost in six months what it is worth all ,,

day and every day. The “velvet” chin is an asset in business; it is a real support to the stiff upper lip, and the man who owns a Gillette will never miss his morning shave though he has only four minutesior

The Gillette is equally essential tothe man who bears the brunt of war

The selection of a particular style and case may well be left until 'a

comparison is made of the various Gillette sets at Hardware, Drug or Jewelry

. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR _C0., or cANAnA,Lnu1'so,

Surely to goodness thel damn __,,____,. r_. -

Hutterlh. 38

=_'i'****' Fggs doz '27 Wool washed __ _ _. _,.. 94 Hides .. ... ... ... ... 1?

Hay ton

Montague in inns i...‘....i...';.;.;;..i

` (Friday by Telephone)

°HA""°TTE"'°W" MARKETS Butter (dairy) .. .. _ as-40

(Fw Butter (creamery) 46 Black Oats 80-85 B. Oats bus .. .. ..1.00

Potatoes bus r ay) 50 ilsy pressed $14 W. Oats bus... 80-85 Potatoes bus... _ . . . . . ... 50 White OMB 90 Hayloose . $12 Butter lb ..._35'l‘»§zs doz. . . 34 Wool washed __ Bl

ilrllllg Til?ll’t follow me |111 [ha days W ’ T' ""' " `°‘ ‘ r ' W o my e. or I shall dwell in the B_ Oats bus___ house of the insane forever. potatoes __

sm nm.-= (npr lo.) . . . . . . . . . . . . , .,.12 F.l,~.gs<nw.. .. sslnnndrlo. _ 50'Polnt0es .. .. 50 I-lay ton .. .. .. $20-21 Hay ..._

Wool nnwashcd... . ._ .. 70 Potatoes white and red . . . . . ... 45-50

$lg0 Eggs per doz... .. R4 Wool nnwoslhed ... ._ til

Lamb pelts .. 1.00-1.25 Woolwashed 85

I .. sounls MAm§E'rs. ._ w_ Om bus_ _

(Friday by Telephone)

(Friday by Telephone) »W. Oats bus . . . , . . . . . . . ... 95-1.00

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

B. Oats bus. .. Potatoes bus. ..

Butter lb. .. .

Eggs doz. ..

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r_____.. its rod and its' engine discomfort .

me.

I , ’ Its tank runneth_over. ____

40 .... $20

MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS. ..

(Friday by Telephone) _

- 2 Li- $338

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Pressed Hay . .. . . . . . . ... .

ack Oats .. . ._ ,.95

Hayton... V-_ *B " J ~

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