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MINNESOTA BANKERS MEET.

I)ULIl'I‘H, Minn., July 10-The ad-

ministration currency bill and co-op- rrution oi the farmer and banker are two ol' the leading subjects scheduled for consideration at the twenty- fourth annual convention ol the Min- nesota linnkcrs’ association, which

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r-‘_ Cane

Rare

If you desire a cane for your own use or to pre-

sent to some friend it will

pay you to come here for

it. Our stock is all new and up t0~date and includes beautiful sticks in a great variety of woods including many kinds never seen here before, -

Pyniara Congo Bamboo

Kulu Alkaka Vine Partridge

Hazel

Ebony Malacca Calina Tliroslle M anora Oak Panain 1

You will find something among these that will

suit your taste. Prices 2 5c to $15.00.

]. G. Jamieson.

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section of the tire department, was arrested. charged with setting tire to the woodshed in the rear oi Mrs. Let- ltia Lsslie's residence in the west end.

Mrs. Leslie heard a noise outside

the house about midnight on Satur- day, and looking out saw the ilrebug at work, He fied when she screamed, and she managed to extinguish the tire with a few pails ol water.

S-Am-'*°~~ '= "°'='-2‘°°""- 'rue pours wsrs notified ssc this I, I can he," me ,,o,c,, _ , _ __ __ I morning McAndrews was arrested and M ¢._h,.o|,hm he t 0,, ' was esnsa as order hers today i»y,idssnns<l by Mrs. Lssus. Hs was rsk- y ,han ,,f,,,,c:' ' "h 3" W°““‘\‘?“»

.lPresident D. Cf Armstrong of Albert en before the court, pleaded not guil- what though I wander through be_

Lea. Prominent among those on thelty, and was remanded until to-mor- wudrring ways?

program lor addresses are W.G. Ed~|r0w. M 5 ul ' end oi the Central Trust Company oi McAndrews has been connectpd with Y ($2,531 I Wetmore my Saviour Chicago and G. M. Reynolds, presiv the iire 'service for many years, and

dent oi the Continental and Commerr has always borne an ,excellent reputa- If I can fee, His hand cial National Bank of Chicago. The tion both as a citizen and as an om- Thnt guides me onward to'the better convention will conclude tomorrow. cial. I-lis arrest came _as a. great sur- n land -~--- ----------- "’ *_* rise and could` scarcely be credited ' '

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by his manyfriends.

McAndrews denies all knowledge ol

the matter, but Mrs Leslie is pre-

' pared to swear that. he is the man .' §

‘he saw settmg the me- Dear Lord I turn to Thee,

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So far no connection between -

Andrews and the 'bony other incen- diary tires which have occurred re- cently has been established.

BULGARIA FACES

_FEARFUL CRISIS .

LONDON, July 10.-Bulgaria faces

thc most fearful crisis since 1885. She now is threatened by hostile lor- ces on every side, but faces the sit- uation caliny. All the reserves have been called out. ‘

JACK LONDON ILL.

OAKLAND, Cal., July 8-Jack Lon- don, the well known authorf was op- erated upon for appendicitis at a hospital here this morning. Physi- cians said the general conditions was, excellent, and _that he would be out of the hospital in about ten days.

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1' Great Anniversary Sale i

July 12th, to 19th.

Every, year the Boston 5 and Ioc Department Stores con-

duct their great Anniversary Sale, celebraiingihe day when the first store' of the kind was started in Eastern Canada---luly 12th This year the Charlottetown bran ch has spared no endeavor to place before the public a host of wonderful bargains in small- priced, much-needed articles to commemorate this event.

Note These Mammoth; Reductions

Enamel Pudding Pans.. . .. I5: Enamel Cake Pans. . . . .. . . . .i5c Enamel Palls, cannot be bought

for less than 75c, Anniversary price . ...... 25c

See our Aluminum Ware, our

prices are right.

Covered Bread Pans, highest

quality, each piece . . .. . ... .. l_=,c

Birter Moulds, worth 3oc, sale

price,.....---- -....'... ..... l5c

Teapots, with copper bottoms,

sell regularly at 4oc each, now. .l5c Tumblers. . . . . . . . . .. . 40:: do; Fancy Jugs, Saturday July izth

onlv .. . ._ .. ... 26:

Covered Vegetable Dishes 351: Sugar Bowl and Gravy Boat. . ............ . I0c¢a¢h

Sngar and Cream Sets.. . . . c 2 Salad Bowls, for . e Tee Set, 42 Piece, very s ial

price lor one week only $6 9 Al exsndrs Rose Austria China, This china is a Slock,Pattera and can be

|s3,7, idllgl

Boston 5 fd’

rr placed at any time and is sold in any quantity.

Hair Barretis, worth I 5c and 2oc

for I0: Tuesday 15th only. '.1

Hat Pins, very latest, 3 for 25:,

Saturday and Monday nth and rqth only.

Fine Talcum Powdi r, 1 lb tln

for llc, Thursday, Friday and Saturday only.

Nail Brushes, Saturday rgih

only, 3for....................5c

Childien’s Summer Hats, only a

Kew left...... l5c

Hair Brushes, worth soc for 38:,

Tue day,Wednesday and '1' hursday

Farcy Collars,gieat valnes,whlle

they last . .. .. ......... c

Hand Bags, Worth 5oc for.. . 35: Hair Ribbon Special :cc and I c Women’s Hosiery, very fine

quality, sells all along at soc, sale PIlC¢ ss. .u ss .s ...

No Parcel Delivery During This Sale

ent Store

Butter,Psper,_ .ioo sheets worth

25cfor..... . . . . . l0¢

Brooms, re gularly worth 3oc now

. . . .._ ...|512

25 iolli toilet paper, Monday and

Tuesday i4lh and 15th. . . . .. $100

Doll Carriages, s;ecial prices all

this week,

Tal lets, Ei.velopes,Ink, Pen and

Pencil, all for.... . . . I5c i Special Boxes Writing Paper, linen finish worth 25c for . .. . . I__c

Souvenir Post Cards, regulsili ,

2 for 5c, sale price. . . . . . lc each

Wash Boilers with Covers worth

goc, Anniversary price, each piece

Tools, hatcheis hammers, screw driven, levels, etc w' rtii 5oc for l5c, Saturday July nth cniy CanGy specials every day Extra Special, with every pur

chase amounting to $1 oo we will give for i5c exira a large clothes basket

BT. JOHN, N. B., July 7.-A strl- . I ._,.;.' _ king development in connection with 1| 1 cm bg" Hi,”-°“_ ' the wave oi lucendhrisny, _.glitch 'has what mB¢t,“_,,,°m. atm,” _ my_,‘~,.M been keeping the city awa§_:"at`“hi§l1_:_i; ,M1 10;., _ ' _

for the pastlseveral mon s occur Ambmonv. 4," um '

. this morning when John McAn&rews. ' ' I au that I ha” -f disrriss cms! of me west st. Joss

DAILY 8&l.E6Il0 S I

ruhiiahod LIU 3. I-Mus ,

IF I CAN BEAR HIS CROSS.

sought, ’

Except what I in love lor Christ have

wrought?

Ii I can see His face.

By iaith a vision ol Hia beauty

trace, .

What matter if my path be thorny

now? _

I see the radiant light upon His

brow. _ _

What though my tears must fall? I

ses s iight '

Through mists oi sorrow ever shining

bright

My hope in llie, through death, eter-

nity!

My cross is radiant now with flowers

_ fair

Oh, make my lite through love a liv-

ing prayeri

_-iusrum A. Kidder, in ‘Living

Church.'

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LONDON. July 7.-A select little

family ol white rats and ml.ce,_ lour in number, mpnopollzsd the attention of Queen Mary for several minutes on the afternoon \ Her Maiesty opened the new buildings oi Bedford College at Regents’ Park.

The rodents were confined in cages

in the laboratory lor. experimental psycology.

oratory the mice were running about cages. At _her Majesty’s request they were taken from their cells to exhibit their accomplishments. Some mazes which lay on a bench adjoining were covered with glass and Her Majesty. watched with interest the progress of the two mice, They have to run through the mazes to an opening, where food is placed for them, b u t one, reluctant to start upon th e journey, eowered at the sound made by a member of the royal entourage.

“He's frightened," remarked the

Queen, and tapped the glass covering as an intimation to the mouce that she would like him to complete the experiment. Thereupon he scuttled

ing at his spasmodic eilorts.

On thc opposite side of the labor-

atory were two rats. They climbed l _ _ __ 1

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Souvenir ]~`”é welry 0

/ If you want whn.t‘s right in good

souvenir jewelry you should come here.

We have hat pins. belt buckles,

tic pins,tie clasps, rings, brooches, pins, lockets-souvenir jewelry of

every kind-all articles of every day use daintily decorated \vit i the P. E. Island coat of arms

Prices range from lilo a piece

upwards

W. N. Tanton ,ll

.bodice Two velvet nuills were the

When the Queen entered the lab-|Pe“itenua,.y_ Jones is an old of.

through the maze, Her Majesty laugh- l'

‘TEA which the parishioners willhold on

.i.>1;.- -4 -'. up tin-*1|lr\_a' ob” .hd lnnidaldvdy _ thelrwink noses. .-5v|.nced.thai: it

;-_ and

'crawls to other ,under the sand-to an aperture, given access to a succulent bit oi cheese. _

Her Majesty inquired the object

of the experiment, .and wal told that -it was _lor the purpose oi comparison and deduction with respect to habit, and memory in animals and human belnzd. Lord Rosebery, wearing the. gold

embroidered robes of Chancellor oi the University o!~London, delivered the inaugural speech. Referring _t o the encouragement the Queen's pre- _se`n`ce waste the work oi _the college, he said they had a claim upon' Her Majesty as titular and ehorishgl head of womauhood oi England. Her Majesty was one ol the two honor- ary graduates of the University oi London. “The other," he added, with a smile, “ls His Majesty the King.”

Lord Haldane, in expressing his

thanks to the C."ueen, Said Her Mai- sf.v had set an example to those who were enthusiastic ior educatlon.`

“lt is onlv in my lifetime,” remar-

ked Lord‘Rosebsry, "that the nation has awakened to the importance of education for women." '

Formerly the cookery book was

thought to be almost sulllcient, and perhaps some of the vague recollec- tions oi the oathscisrn ior the pur- pose oi instruction. Now mu ch more was required or the women who were to be mothers oi the child- ren oi England, and who were to tea- ch'the children who would be the next generation. The women must have the best education in the national and imperial interest tbai: the nation 'and the Empire could' give. _

Among those present was the

Duchess oi Marlborough, who has taken an active interest in the col- lege, and looked charm-ing in a black linon dress oier whitelsatin. with a little creamy mechlin lace on the

only trimmings on a black tulle hat. With the Duchess was the Arlha Kahn\and Lady Catherine Somerset.

‘GIVEN FOUR YEARS `

AT DORCHESTER.

All/IHERST, N, S. July 8 ’ -

mother oi a son ry Ferrer. ier, an ardent pupil, there are likely to be other claimants to his estate, Clarence Jones, colored, was this morning sentenced by J udee Patter- son to four years in the Provincial

fender and has.alrendy served a term at Dorchester. _

Tea Party AT

ST. TERES A’S

Wednesday _Iuly 23rd, 1 91 3

This is the date of the MONSTER

the grounds surrounding their New Church-ii. Gothic structure of surpass- ing beauty and well worth coming a distance to see.

Everyone welcome and everyone treat-

Bd right. _ Fares and Trun Arrangements Station Fare Train Depts Charlottetown 70 1.30 P. M. Royalty Junction 60 1.45 “ York 50 1 55 , " Bedford 45 2 10 “ Tracadie 45 2.18 “ Mt. Stewart B0 2.80 “ Pisqnld 25 2.40 “ Pcake's 10 2.50 “ St. .Teresa’s Arrive B 00 “ Cardigan 25 7.20 "

Tickets at one way iirst class fare will

he issued from Georgetown, Emmerson and stations on the Montague Branch, good going by regular morning train, returning by regular evening train.

Returning special train will -eave St.

Te\'esa's for Cardigan at 6.80 p. m. and for Charlottetown at 7. 80 p. m.

BY ORDER COMMITTEE

Sunnyside

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regular price $l.25 our

only 5 cents each, take a

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Follow the Crowd to Carter’s Bookstore. for the lat-

est, Books: 310 New Books, by popular Aulhors,

cents; Take a copy or two with you on your vac- ation. 5oo Paper covered Books “Seaside Library”

Hammocks, Hammocks A beautiful New Stock

llolidsy price only $0

whole bag full of these.

~ just received, $l.ll0 each up to $5.00.- Take one

with you on your vacation. Croduei Sets. Simms; Goods for the Seaside, and for the little Tots we have Soni Pail: Sand Curia andlhrrowl, Spades, lloes, Rakes, Rubber Balls etc, etc. " ‘ '

Lawn Tennis Goods; Tennis Racquets, Tennis

Bsllv, Tennis Nets, Several Tennis Racquets nearly new at half price.

Souvenirs of Charlottetown and 'I’. I. Isl-md,

beau iful China. Leiiher Goods. Aluminum Goods. Souvenir Jewellery. View Boch.

Thousands of Souvenir Peel Crrds of P. E.

Island Nearly zoo different views to select froth. Post Cards Une cent up. , J ` “ ‘ -` `-` -_

rllafrlt

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, ,, Johntn Coats

No woman should ccnsider lien'

wardrobe complete without one of those handsome, light wright, dust. .proof coats They protect_your costume are elegant in appearance extremely light wt-ight and give just the amount of pro-' uciion needed from sudden changes in icmpeuvire, fashion favors them for- wavm wemh» r wear.

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We show ihein in champ lgue, deep

cream, natural linen 48 to 50 inches in

‘ length round or :quare .corners all but-

' ion trimmed at $3 25, $6 oo and 36 5o-

Another handsome line of _Iohnnies

"~--- '. in champagne silk- repp with cailiwba

and black two tone cord silk collars, revers and cuffs at Sr 2.00. They are

1 4. . _.vw ceriain'y the best yet. __

_ SECOND FLOOR. ~

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White Outing Slcirts

]ust the _thing for those hotsummer days.

cool and comfortable splcndldly tailored and tlze best line of wash skirts we know of. In Repp Indian Head and Bedfoid coid al $1.25, $r.5o, $r.65 to $2.00. .

i SECOND FLOOR.

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Cool Dainty White Waists

There is no other store in the city that has

a greater range of white waists to eller than ours. We take on one big lot alter another if styles and prices are right. Hence we are in a position to offer some extraordinary values. Special line _ worth 95c for 750. Another syecial worth 1.15

I for 95c. Regular 1.50 value for $1 25, far 85 _

_ values for $1 50 and on up to $3.50. All the

season's pretty effects are represented. Embroid- eries, laces, tucks in some effective ireaiincnt.

. Stlyes sure to charm.

- SECOND FLOOR.

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Magnificent Summer t Dresses Specially Priced -,

This will be a great while season. The

makers and importers knew it would be but they could not wait for the trade to open and here is a wealth of beautiful dresses at your disposal a ‘ sacrifice to a backward season.

Lot 1' Dainty embroidered and lace trimmed

yvhite dresses $2.50. s

Lot 2 White orgsndie dresses iine and sheer

I lace and embroidery trimmed $3.25.

Lot 3 White all over embroidery dresses in

very handsome effects $4.00. ‘_

Lot'4- Special lot of colored muslln dresses

in pale blue, pink and champagne #6 oo for $4.co

See-our gingham dresses principally stripes

blark and. white, brown and white and blue and white. .Splendid tub dresses very special at $1-50. $2 5°. 33-00- _ ” ' `

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