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iii-{'Y_'24l_:~1?17 fl-l_ - _ _ 'nm cUA_anuiN‘ __ _

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iii' ti

For Blood __

linstantrelief and _-' speedy recovery- _ by us'ing the-1;

il 'mtt'l"f`i""'l"`i”"'2l C A '-=i'l"ll_G _l?i*l|ilei\b_'Man r ._-- ;;__ -- ~,Will_ ll 0.1113 Urder _- for Winter _ ' ' - "' °

§NgVVl:i.hnd l>lius`*dortv‘e the be- "

' negz ot_ t_he present market prices. -_ ' ` ~ .. 9 “"5 “Pd "°x“"°"5 d“° (0 ‘° l ‘ -4 h 6 t bu-. d th everyone-the League of the Cross =‘_ ,zgglhgs _i1.11_;i_dvi_r_ia_at_l_iei‘_ conditions will__- Sold in 25_c, 35s, 75a, $1.25 sizes by_0;";:}; lx; a}:'__°m° “ an me ca" D

Q household 'remedy l ` ' I

.1 ‘ . _ ,,,’,-,why roRoNTO, oN'rARio. .

_ Ask your ‘ dealer 1' r

I - ‘ Hlcl_¢ey’s Twist and insist dn

_ _ getting the genuine for .i .- We the cleanest and

but Chewing Tobacco.

sHlCKEY’S

HICKEY’S is a lar e,'

clean, _fragrant juicy pllug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tired of other kinds.

_fTh¢_

Gwfdien

. W~0t_'r.___5:_-:_ “_ _ _ _

-"ri~i‘av ALL uiEE1"ai cream sid-» ing' Dunstafrnage, at the League of the -Cross picnic tomorrow.

MOTOR CAR TO HIRE. Paddy Mc- ' gusid. Stand at Colin A. MoDonald'e. _

ent Street. _ Phone 616. "House

phone 411-J. '_ ' 1822.'l‘.2M3i

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THIRTY CENTS will'-'take 'you to

the League of the Crossff 'picnic ,at Cream Siding,--Dunstaifnage; tomor-

row, at either 9.60 for -2 .p._ in.- ‘ __

THE ARANMOREJ-`-The B."S. Ar-

anmore leaving Charlottetown at 7 o’clo_ck 'yesterdayinoriiing took out thirty passengers' and `the following freight: A‘ car of lobsters. 28 head _of cattle ion St. Jlohn’s, Ndl; rsix

ing. Duns~tai`fnago. tomorrow.

. -= ~ 0

. - Twlst TRY i-iicki-:Y's Twrsr

-the change will do yo-1 r

N A the Standard Motor Car ofthe World; no use for knockeraio

. ._.d¢m¢nd' y the thousands because under almost ever. _

I- . ‘F°fd-Dw¢a-`- ~

_ good. _

A Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd

. Charlottetown '

Ravages oi Time

h ,___._ _ _ of July celebration, which was nof

_ . ' ' "' 'held this year_ in addition to whlcl

r -__ ' '1-I _ _ _glseveral picnics were called oft’ thii d

:___ _____ __ _ _ ____ - . Year. which last year nettéd the rail

'ff _way several hundred dollars.

Monumenistiiatendureihe - fr

FROM NORTH RUSTICO.-Rai

_ :_~: ~_ _- -_-_<:_-_- ~ _ __ _ _ _ _ _-:__ _»:_-_j_-,nu

is where the 'League of 'the' Cross'

picnic' is being held tomorrow

TONlGHT'8 FESTIVAL- Attend ~

the Strawberry festival on Knights

of-Columbus grounds tonight: .. '

'cnsaivi sinme. ou~srAi=i=uAe_ _

* MAKE A`a|o`ei=ronr io'§aitsn~a` '

tba. matinee at .the Pri ce Edwin

today. Performance stari; at three

o’clock, Sllllrll- _7§24',M1i 'e1'.‘_`ANNE's cEi.i:saA'rioN.-sr

Anne's celebration will be held this year on July 29th. with the usual'

services at Lennox island. __

'lT’8 TOMORROW.- The outing

that has been anticipated by 'nearly

icnic at Cream Siding. Dunstalf-

° ° ‘BVRDER Now FROM _ all druggilts g __ nage. -

_ ." _ __ _ _ _ P db ~ - .‘ THE CHILDREN AND OTHERS.-

A‘ & Co. “pare y lThs children. and those who have

. ,_ _ been going sin tliey er- young chance to see the Big Show at the

.Phone 240, Charlottetown. c0~,litd.`chlldren ln thecllaeague gf the Crosr Prince Edward' Mauna” 3 P~ “1-

ziw_-il-27Mii_ . - _ . -will be at the picnic at Cream sid B

DON'T FORGET. This is your last

harp; one continuous show. 7 t

Re 10.30. 7.24.M1i.

- turn fare for adults 30 cents; chil

_ _ *FF-H"-°"€ Im, 'dren 20 cents.

si - , ` _ . #-

' -- - ~'~ f~ Mo H Lp | _ at the home of Dr. Martin. Grand

- ' r RE E FOR THE K Nc View. Thursday evening, July 26th,

AN ICE CREAM FESTil/AL iN AI F RED CROSS WORK will 'be hal

mond Doli‘on son of Joseph Doiron °°m'm°“°l“F M 8 l’~ m~ Come an

iaiacrrsmiihi Norm Rusiico has err h listed in the Railway Draft. Mr. Doi ron has another son also helping ti wi-n the war' as before published

eip a good cause. 1836`-7~24ME2l.

FESTIVAL AT EAST ROYA»LTY

-Autos will be at the corner of Gra

The latter is now in France. Their mn *md Greatvcleorge sweets °

friends in North Rustl-co wish their good luck and a safe rcturn. _ S

_RE PASSENGER TRAFF|C.- The R item in ycstsrday's ii-isuo in refer 9 encg to passenger traliic .on the P. E

I. Ry., was not altogether correct AI (_ the end of the two months referrer* t to the passenger traliic was nearli

ing to the cancellation oi picnic uni’

date the passenger tratilc has gonr t

made up largely of ieigcunilons to the Experimental Farm and the l2tl

BROTHERS MEET IN ENGLANF

~Mrs. John Walker, North River received ri letter a few days ago fron

l Are what you Seek to make _ lb_e grave ot your departed

with. We supply no others.

Our Monumei'ils`aie'the best

- to be had. Estinrates given.

Chandler & Bell

60 Kent Street ‘

~ 2440-_io-itusimo; _

w'~.'- "

_ l

You can save good money by buying your"‘shirts from

us. Our prices are iowerthan you pay in other stores, and as _we sell only the product of the two best Canadian

- ina ers

'hiTooke" and W. G. & R.” you are always sure to get»a good shirt ere. _ _ _ We have every style of shirt, and in a big variety.

_We know you will be pleased with our shirts, the Quality, Fit

and Price. _

MCLELLAN BROS QW”

‘ Taitoirs & Fuafvisnsas isis-1-1sMti _ _

'. ' _ '

I Wedding _ ` l _

_ Presents .

_ We have just received a nice line of Silver l

P_lated Ware which 'we would be pleased to - _ s ow. . ‘

* f See our new Pyrex Casseroles.

_ N. __Tanton ieyeief _

11* " - l `f V f ' ‘AW '_`:'-rl

_ __-_......._. _ _ a - .

_-_I _ _.Ford Automobiles l 5 N6 needjor lie tolwrite lar e ads for the FORD she is `

advance flimsy iaults, they are only helping to advei'ti.~e___t_lie

` Ford Motor as each year has seen Ford Cars increase in

' ' ' ‘ ' t` ‘nt e`Cai'ha§ loved itselfSu 'rior. N lililricilillliaiilriillliiuiieéllirdllfor deiwncllible. economicalleservice ‘for pleasure or for .busin'ees. 'The Ford‘.Cai- is,the C? `for you. The Ford Car il made in Canada by Cana -- ian W-_orkmen in the 'largestlFactory‘in the British _ Empire. _

` BUY A FORD not because it is the cheapest,

._ but because it is a better car. There are over 700 f- ‘ Ford vice Stations in Canada, where a full stock of

Fo|1¢&.,f%ai'e parts are carried, Repairs and replace- _ _-msn 9 may be qnicklyr made. We are now stocked . and- prepared. to .do .all kinds ot repairs and put on ; any accessories required.

Grant &Kei1i1i>-dy

_Buy Your Shirts Here and Save .

heniion Hugh M. saying he had me' hir brother' Nell D. in the Hosplta in England. lt is ov_ei'_i’our yearr I since' they last niet and during tha- time boih have seen Active Servici in lhance. Needless to say the; i wci'e_pleased to meet once again P Nell D. enlisted three years thls»Aug list-and crossed to France with thi

First Canadian C0l1Un.,E9“l Where l“ Royal Flying Corps. left yesterday

for' Toronto. l `

spent twenty' two months-_ as a des. _patch rider ln`jFrance. _puring that time he had _the good luck to escapr f without a. -scratch but owing ,.1 to ill-health was obliged to re a turn to England for' Medical treat mcnt.-Hugh M. left here with thc 105th Battalion. was drafted tr h France last December. _spent sin montliswlth the lst Canadian Tunnel G ling Company when owing to an at tack of rheumatlsm was sent tr England for treatment. The abovr 1 brave boys are the' only sons of Mr d and Mrs. John Walker, North River D This 'is another incident where thc only sons have left home and al,

that was near._ and dear to‘them tc B do their bit for their country. The

trust that ere' long they will be able to _welcome them back to their homc

S_P‘ECiAL TRAINS LEAVE CHAR-

LOTTETOWN AT 9.30 A. M. and 2 P. M. FOR THE LEAGUE OF THE

CROSS PICNIC AT CREAM SIDING S DUNSTAFFNAGE. _ `

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RroPE_iip_i

Stewart’s Cate

QUICK LUNCH

_1N_

- BRIGHT, zCL‘EAN, AND

COMMODIOUS QUART-

ERS.

101 QUEEN ST.

Riley Block

A MOST PALATABLE

'-llld-' SUBSTANTIAI.. MENU.

_*.4

*___*

158li,’l.l2Mil1uStul_l110. _ bww `“ »

LA-_Dias -

. $4;00`Tan Boots for

_ . . ._ ....1 _. _ _ 8.00~'l'an .-Shoes. 2.00 2.50 Tan Pumps i,’50' :Ve have decided to clear »

ou ' "

OVER 100 PAIRS

Boots, Shoes &‘Pumps `

0NE THIRD- 0l"F `

MARKED PRICES

- irmgoodi ii wi valrue at the Re‘l1'i?I:r_ Ifliice, and we -would ask you to Cl" Rnd" 4' " il ` ‘

LOOK NAT THEM

$500 in excess of last year, hut. ow E

iris was conveying passengers to tho

'mher excurslml 'Wins “inc” 'ha' Rod Cross festival. when. he inadver-

Bllghfly behllld- Durmg the CUYVUF went to the Magistrate and voliintar- ponding period last ye-.ir the receipts iilv

._ from special trains was about $2500 Magistrate flixed at $5.00.

as visit with frlcnds in Rustico, New

re visiting here. the guests of their aughter. Mrs. (Prof) McLarty, Up er Hillsborough Street.

h ` t i it

many friends of those young mer~ miewwn’ on t ew way O vs

and loved ones. of

ydney, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Pa accompanied by his two children

i . \ ing blemishes and wrinkles l

Ladies Tan&Chocolate

ri-isis- caoss spizeniric.-1

onnection with the paragraph in yes- rday’s Guardian about Police Court

rosecutlon of autoiste-, it should #explained that Mr'. John R. Dln~

ently exceeded the speed limit. He

offered to pay rr fine which the

it PERSONALS

Mrs. R. C. Goff. City. left yester- ay for Toronto. ~

Mr. J. J. Hughes. lil P... Souris. was the City yesterday.

Mr. A. L. Lewis. Sunimerslde. was this City yesierilay.

rirr. Harald' sandhr. Halifax, is glstered at the Victorlia.

"Mix Joseph `McKcnzic was visiting Rollo Bay recently from Little l. _

oni

Lleut. Ronald H. Stewart of the

Mr. G. F. Ferguson of New Lon- n was in Charlottetown Friday on business trip.

Miss Mable Parkman. East Royalty.

returned home after a pleasant

lasgow and Wheatley -River.

Drfand Mrs. Wilson. of Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Nell J. McNevln. of rea, spent the week-end in Char-

ends and relatives in DeSable.

Mr. George Cruikshark of the firm Farqrrhar & Co., Boston, with his

lfo and child the guest of Mrs. J. J. ralnor, Prince Street _

Mr. John >Lappan of the I. C. It

trick Lappan. of this- City He is

arry and Doris. .

The Misses Ethel and Leah

Mullen who '\ have been visiting their parents in Charlotte- town, left yesterday on return to New York.

Messrs. Wilfrid McKenna. Eugene

Kelly and' Peter M»cMl|lau, city, left yesterday for New Glasgow, to work at shell-making in the steel works.

Mr. Ale Muiphy. of the P. E. l.

R.. returned yesterday by the wes tern train,-after spending the week-

end at his home in Freetown.

Miss Efile Agnew, Alrberton and

ber friend Miss 'Crowe of Halifax spent the week end in the city the

if Illllllll£\\\\\\\\\*IHIlM

Beauty is But `- Skin Deep

Yoii. therefore cannot hope

to retain your _youthful beauty unless you properly ' care for your akin.

_I Keep the skin satiny. ‘ healthy by using our. _

\\K“\R`

'ff I/

U '.5 D-

, vIzi.v£1' si<iN i.o'rioN

~ It not only feeds the skin

and gives it a healthy glow, _ 'but it removes all dead tissue _'_

and allows every portion oi \

,» the face to maintain its natural ~

development thereby eliminat- »

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ednesday. July 25th to convey pas- engers to the festival at Mr. Allison oimes'. East Royalty, 7 to 10 p. m. ev. Mr. Fulton and other speak- rs will be irn attendance. . 7.24M2i

D d

f. Il

When You-' Market "’

Consider Your Less s I ' . Fortunate Neighbor.

“Ever_y citizen who uses more in his household than his house-

hold actualy needs is increasing the cost of living for thoee_leMy~ fortunate, and he is hindering the prosecution of the war." ' _

- Sir ‘U/iomas While, Jifinlslcr ofFh|anoe.. _ - _

HE well-to-do woman who sits at her phone and orders provigionl

' lavishly regardless of Price, is abusing the power oi money as a ully

abuses brute strength . _ ` 1 ‘ No longer can we help ourselves as we see iit from an food

supply-we are either limiting our buying to our own real needs or “hogging”

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someone else’s share. -' ~

` Extravagant buying by those who can afford ii, with waiite in some r

kitchens, and excess at some tables, will inevitabl bring still greater hardships to those who cannot afford the prices, andy hunger to those who ‘ must live on less.

Bu for your household as carefully and economically as your husband

- buys for is factory, store or office. Study food values as well as‘prices-`-

make it a Eoirit to know just- what you are getting-eliminate waste-and you'll find t at you can feed your family well on far ess than you spend now.-

lnvest the saving in Canadian War Savings Certificates and you will

be doubling your service to the nation. _`

War Savings Certificates are issued in denominations of $25, $50

__ and $100 to be repaid in three years at full face value. They cost $21.50,

‘ - $43 and $86 respeétivcly, at all Money Order Post Offices and Banks, thus lil yielding over 5 %_ Interest.

The National -Service Board of Canada, if"

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. - - - - 3 ..’-l_»`.`i-iii-. _"\'.il"f*i-l1".‘fl»=.»'.7e‘»`ir_"L'-}. "' J f

gueais of the Misses Baldei‘storr,_Stra-

The well-known Dr. Conroy mare

in sl

Mi James D Henderson President

tick Trust Co.. is spending a short

thconl H0te1_ ' 5 holiday ln the province on a visit to

_'__ relatives in M'alpeque,. Lot 11 and

other parts of the province,

owned by Mr. C. J. Stewart, i-'f Hemp -*-~ hire has dropped s .be-rrrriifrrr fury, Mr- Felix E. Murphy of the Freight rerr hy ins Morro stallion -rr-aries Deiiaiiment ofthe P. Ewi. Ry.. re-

Mm.j0r_` owned by ‘_]_ H_ G_ Mm-phy_l turned yesterday niornlng troiu it visi- |ty_ - it to his home 'ln Freetowii. While

.___ the-ra M-r. Murphy disposed of his

handsome Braziiilan driving horse to

___,' ’ "‘-cz...-_-...T_" 1 glljrsk-I -3|; __|:______:_-$,___J ' ' ` “ '

Among the pas-`seiigers,~ who left

Friday for Dorcl1este'r,.Mass., was Mr. William Aakln, _ formerly oft KeJiy'g Cross. It is eleven years, since last be visited his liilald home, and he was greatly, pleased to see auch evidence of wealth and prosperity on every liunil._Mr'. Ask-lin may well be _classed among tiibl If'su.ocessful isl- andcrs" abr~oad;.as'he`is a contractor

l’ ell k

*_ . - . ' . _ . 'o w nown re_pute,_-throughout the _

of the Randolph Trust Company of! Mr. W. E. Clark of Bummeiside, i`orlNew Engiand'S¢,gt9|_;;;. _"_, ‘-r .r - '

Boston and also President ol’ the Na- a'very sfubstantial figure. '

.-r.

i _ - ' ' --J . =_ as “bi-i

APRIL ist, I _ ASH BUYI

THE DAWN 0F A NEW DAY IN OUR BUSINESS

r .~.

- The Cash System which we introduced on April lst enables us to offer yn-

immense values in our different departments. i

_Our customers and the public in general, have been big enough to 'see thai

our somewhat severe terms are no reflection whatever on the financial standing of

any customer

If you knew there was a $5.00- bill between the pager of a book, you would

look mighty careful,even if there wasn’t ai picture on evr~r_r page. Lack of space prevents us from illustrating every article, but acare' 1' .spection willjdisfclpse

many opportunities for profitable purchases. `

Our _early buying enables us to offer you excellent

values in our Milluiery, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe and Grocery Department.

_ We have just received two cars of Woven Wire from the N. B. Fence C0'

which we are selling at the old price. and as there has bien an advance of -‘15c per chain, with the probability of $2.25 for next year, we would advise early purchase; for your future requirements. _ _ _

WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED:- . __ .500 bbls. ROBIN HOOD FLOUR.

300 BAGS STANDARD MID_I)IrING§2. _ 300 BAGS GERMAN_ MIDDLIIGS. _ "_, _ ` 300 BAGS OIL CAKE. _ _ »

300 BAGS BRAN. - ‘ ,_ ,

We wish to call the attention of all_ dairymen to " Germ Middlinli 0,". which

has a better analysis than _Oil Cake and is an ideal feed for your dagrsy cattle, Give it a tiial and be convinced -

Special prices quoted on quantities of Feed and-_.Flour

its use will keep; the pores of

the akln~ free from dust, and _ permit them to perform their \ - natural function. ~

WHEN YOU BUY A BOT- o-

TLE OF VELVET - SKIN L0- `

- ‘TION YOU HAVE GONE A

LONG WAY ‘TOWARDS BOLV- ING 'THE SECRET OF IEAU-

TY. _

PRICE 35:: PIR IOTTLI. _

itim iitiiimr '

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Freight paid on Woven wire to all stations. prices paid for washed or unwashed wool. Askor write for prices. . _ ‘ ‘ ' i_

The _Estate James Kennedy?-i;° -I

' Where Quan Bii:r§¢he,,lieS¢

iisssasmmwiu. _ . :trip mil '_ r