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PAGE 'rwo ‘ rss inrssr ssws nm or an THE CHARL0'r1‘1rrowN-ouannian _ warns ww- AUGU” 23' ‘W3

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Ha Subscription Phone .....................l3J-1 rom this one source alone. His Lordship Bishop -0'Les.ry and :nb nnwflnl? bn, bgnnit nl tn", nog

N"'° °°‘ nil' 9” ,““°’°‘°‘°°"""" Inelficiency ls accountable for per- Dr. McLellan attended the funeral of n w ti r kind

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"°"'”“‘“"° "__.__..""' “°°°°"""°m mips on groans: wsm or sn, mis- 01° 1°" Fsthvr' 8-” 'l‘. Phslen 0| ollliucisisl sil¢i'lol::n£:rNl';.”°1, mid P

C’ 1° ars .- Hess Office so Charlottetown _“___ unquulned emploxnal unquaumd Georgetown on Ttlurlday last. the superintendent, were two of

g . I' B"“°" °'"°" “ °""""°"“" ii ti ia c ta i usii ri _ ° ' °, what they <=°\n\¢°d *Mir but "hm »-----

“fe li .v: it very choice

selection of ret] Havana cigars. You will rcadidly recognize t li e s c well known brands.

Bock Company Henry Clay Carolines Ofcrs

Magnilieos H. Upmann Romeo and Juliet

Also a fine assortment

of Egyptian and Turkish cigirct es.

DRUGGIST

the

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Dainty Souvenir Jewelery

in enanielled belt pins, brooch: es, cutf links, spoons. stick pins and fob- E

Special Stock

G, H, Taylor

jeweler Optician '

Montague Black Fox Ex- change Correiipnnr en ~e Solicited

I. M. McKinnon, Manager Moiiiagne, F. E, l.

ive

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MARRIAGES

STEWART-HIT(7HIl<l.-At St. Pete Cathedral, (‘hnrluttetown on Au Zlst, Edytlie Ritchie to Mr. Hurry

titeivurt, liev. Cuiiuu Sinipson otilci-

ated.

*___

CHEESE BUAHI]

The Cheese lluurd of iflmrlotte-

g. visit from every city man with a 5- garden plot as well as the farmers,

while the vegetable and flower gard- ens will also repay a visit.

Mr. Clark deserves all the praise

he has been unstintingly receiving from the visitors for his great work at the Station. The day will pro- bnbly be not far distant when stock-

i.ind of berry plant, bush and fruit

ti-uction by insects and pests, loss of

ioner's Office, London August 6.

Dr. and Mrs. Ready of Montreal are I

working for their employer! but 10|' Bir Louis and Lady Davies have .nn the top, they would be found t0

Ci'-Y MH8i9i'l`°t°'5 C°“'"t» 9 5- m' themselves, who have been placed in returned to Charlottetown after B grow larger.

_ -_-#_--i-w' positions oi trust notior their fitness f:,°"¥h"“_l 'é'l‘_1_¢_ Wlthtisif 0§’l‘§;i_f: APPLEB'

‘ SATURDAY. AUGUST 23- '9'3 hut because of their _pullt; these gf” H'giivtlil?|l\iid witbe Sir lfredzrick Bor- The apple orchard followed, :hum

- "* ”' *hs ""1 W“°°°"° ° h° "°' " den sx-Ministerio: Mums sue ns- being a numlwr 0! <1il°\‘°°¢ “F” °’ Exvsniiissm. sriirioii. muh- '°“°°- . . . ”f.‘1“f,Z‘l.‘°..f3°i.2“‘i..l’€‘f...i‘Zfm.Y‘“§§f

,__ A writer recently referring to the _ Plas? 'or' mme use bam” Chdstm“_

The "i°“i°“ °' '“"“°“ t° me Ex' “”"““' w““° in th” Umed stan" onli:-“lr Sting; sfuiidhilaliiii-tgfsang tin Sonnesiios with the growth oi

perimentul Station, arranged' for i'Y from inefliclency in administrative ai- MluugHobbl,_b bud wb, B mont enjoy- apples, the Superintendent recom-

thc local Government, have pr0"0d fairs placed the loss to the nation at ubln lunotlon ln every way, Among mended the planting of cover :gaps one of the most popular features oi ten billion dollars annually. Some the many visitors were noticed: Mrs. in the Orcilnrd. of a naturi;_ai:_\:_<;_____n;

summer season. Hardly n dnl’ of this waste is, admittedly, unavoid- Von 'l‘i'1i¢i°- MP9- G0°dWm ‘P°t°"` °l°v°r' for the purpose °

_ th d f the apple tree in till’

.posses without our 00i“lD;‘9 _°"“E“i‘:_` able but the greater portion of it is 33°) MVB- DM/Y. Mi" DBV_y (UNB fm:°;’0v;_ crop would tube bb,

ing n report Of Buch 8 P nc' lm chargeable directly to inefficiency. ' moisture up around the apple ¢l'€¢H»

Mr. Clsr‘<r. the 3“P°"i“*°“d°"t~ Mn; Among the sources of waste partinnl- Among the Suininiar visitors to re- which “mum th°m°" thrive better'

k tl

clark and the stall are ep WHY “ arly referred to are the iollowlngri an turn homo this week, after an enjoy- vEGE.nABLES_ dn? 8tl~e“‘ll”§ the Visimm- A re' average ol' 50 lives lost alnnually in able i10ud“Y at H0u3“d Han Bud,

.prcsentativn of The Guardian, who pr-eventible forest stem loss ol ,mlm Charl0titet_uwn,__ was Mrs. A.__Cr;ua_n- Plots of sugar beutu_ uubbngnn und l w

£C00mPa1'\i°‘1 0"” of the picnic Part' able lumber by forest fires; loss by maui: IOM” “HM SBVEMAWM 23 0 carrots were next inBP°¢¢°d- “ll l“

_ _ _ _ gues o r. and rs. . . S. ay- u C t t 1 ¢b,.lvlng_ with ro- l05» gives 1” “"°ih°" Part 0' ml’ ls' failure to use water ipowerz 1088 er, Brighton. Mr. Cossman has also “ca in *ga %,.gotu_ tbnru was some

,sue a description of what is seen by. tbrongb nl-evontihle floods and fresh- been in Charlottetown for stme time fggicutlizn :ncruut ln bbn plants, and and told to, the picnicers, and as a els; loss tbuuuub bull erosion; nun renewing acquaintances and with Mrs. _lt was explained tbnl nn ,motive record and guide his report should » - c°"m“" Mt mr Hama! y°°t"d°y' they came out ol the ground. W

J. G. Jamieson

of considerable value botb to revenuu through disease uuuben by A `ti t d' 1 treatment for this was, as soon as

_ . cqua e spor s an out nga of all ru them with kerosene emulsion,

those who have already visited the unsanitary surroundings; accidents sorts have not been lacking during “D J k tobacco wutnn

station, or have still that pleasure rebultlng from neglect' fire losses the Pa" WGBH: and hgvn bnnu much “_ or_ Bc _

prospect. 1 8 B e ent ‘allure to use mums joyed both by Charlottetown people ALFAl_,FA_

_ - ' - F l a a -

There are iifty-nine acres of land gram £1-eiei-Iiringi perishable products Egtlntilhhro;;:it;rTheeBgE(::;iE0i:n tails I tl l A1111 in excel °°c“p"’d by the Experimental Sta' and several others. most of which gatts, held on Wednesday last, at lentw:;b,:,fl‘ll?,nel:,,.g ln cultivation at on, all usefully and beneficially de- apply wllb euuul lnrnn to Cn,nnnn_ which a number of Charlottetown tba Stalin,” und the superintendent loped. The soil in general is a people were noticed, among these be d thi l nt better than red

sandy loam underlaid with s hard ;r:iit§__v(;r;_f;u(_;l;; aBoY__;1§;(;‘_r_i_nce` The ing the Premier and. Mrs. Mathieson. ggiférelgr leg; pn;-noses, Also shown

| pun of brick clay, and the sunsoil _ E0 the Vl5lt°‘_`9 We” Varwus .plotso

. . . . Among the nrirwipnl suns” Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mr. Reggie "neun, that are being experimented

over 8' large area ls so impervious these conditions is the fact that Tom left yesterday on return to Mon- Wm, for feed purposes, and it was

Wai-01' that if has been found ver bod ls luukluu but lor blmnnll treal after a very pleasant visit to ntntnd that savings are being 'made

necessary to tile-drain it. Many dlf- e y y 1 ki Charlottetown. Mr. Tom and family nm- seeds for the farmers. Etlort is ferent types of soil are represented too much and too ruthless y' see ng BP0Dl1 B¢V€l‘Bi W€0ii‘S Pl0885~UtiY Bl also being made to save the Weet

,ue low areas ,un lug nom ,u_ with too much merry the imm°'-“W Holland Hsu ssc were ssiigiiiiuiiy nov... sees for the came.

most pure sand' to ga beau cm practical advantage and ignoring the entertained privately while _in Char

Two __c_____ of swamp _and ridentfy lace that his ow.. wsiisrs is isaissoi- l_gieeio_l_vn__ oi; wsd.;e;l1r¥,Yins_Z_Xlcn VEGETABLES AND sMai.i. FRUIT

rs. er so e r ,

neared have pure peat soil three feet “my b°“”d “D with the wenarelof his were tbeo guestsuof 0 honor ati n moi- The vegetables and small fruits

“elFhb°"~ ' ‘ ' ' It sho” d a°_ art iveu b Mr. and Mrs. plots were the next in the order of

dei? is cleurly shown in the report cordirigly appeal £0 01° Pllbllc l`°°°°" gleoli-ge yE.gAuld. The visitors who things. Commercial white bes.ns.i1f;‘ 1 up Cla k. rf r tl H _ that unnecessary delay and self inter- were driven to the Clill for dinner matoes. 0\l¢\lm"€l"5- “We” §;‘;`_;`““i_l

X ' r B pe eo ma O S' ex estcd opposition to proved advantag- and WB Were diiiigiliilid With the na pumpkins, turnlps, were pa

eriments are conducted with many 1 ,thin reach are tural beauty of the Garden ofthe rapid order. lt was stated by Mui. _ can

‘sorts of cereals, grasses, clovers, es “Q obviogsy '_' __ in ,_ __0_ Gull, and regret that their visit Clark that if tome.;;_4_ae_i: wg; l1_lf:;:1¢__ so

und corn to determine the varieties nothmg least-khan cifnies f;g;u_;a__l_’__y could not be extended. three feet apart. W C E

best “flamed to the Boil 'md climatm xgssttbzg lt ;n;,vebeBnnl;n are nuoh Mrs. Charles Pierpont Larned ani. s lot of ripe fruit. He c`0nsid0r€d “°“‘m1°“5 hue- Those which P"°V° .y ' ., ~ _ Mrs. Svlvester Larned entertained the Sparks Earllans, and the _B0nn¢_5Y to be of special merit are multiplied cnmfs t°lemted‘ And “ 0 is res their Qhnrlottetown friends atamosi Best the varieties that ripen nest in

on larger areas and sold to farmers pouslble' delightful luncheon and nbridgié) on tbis_cllmadte.hHe_dtl_links vl_5l_la_be___r_n0_;‘;¢

» '“'_"""*‘ ~ A t- t. ext ee sou ¢t2\'0 -_

who will llndeltake to further mum- l1oti‘tgBd;ii'ests uiilesile trvgiigii/ysd ist tbyeii tllie use of P. E. Island tur-

ply them in different sections of the I E __nm_ming home in Keppoclh The any nip need they Wm get mucb butler i P M

Islam' 5° that every dlstrict 'may 1 was all that could hs desired and tue turniPs» fo' unset ‘ be covered with the best kind 'oi ` _ oi-,vo “ross the bridge one go be ro The grape vines came next under .. f- _ seed. In addition, about one bun- membered. The rooms were tastefully irlspl:_ct1cln._t Théere al; r;it11_i;__vs_r€s¢t1_l_f:

. - t ' ru un er cu v

2§e(;__cl;f;1_I'e:; l;l_f;ts of onelslxiigtlf _ Mr. F. Parker Carvell of Montreal :l;);ies,hE\xrl:e€tniJc|elhssi,yandieftigxxitglll hzgrl gtatibkh. The Moyer. Rnd D¢1““"‘“`°~ -“Y r ` "'L§

u grown' con mn is visiting friends in Charlottetown. “fully blennlng and rellnvnd wlbb and Golden Drop are toe kind that

ing the uniform test plots as grown v ° 0 01' i0\1n

_ _ firus. After luncneon Bridge was in- "-in 145i' year,” “periments W e dn m

at all the Experimental Stations Mr. Fred May, St John, is visiting uulgud- lu uud uululy bnluun were can. to ripen nest in this climate. In

throughout Canada, and also many his nunt., Mrs. Davies, Dundas Es tuned by M~,.u_ H_ Mlllen Mlub Lnuluu fact, all the varieties ofl grapes be- strains produced by members of the Dinnnde- iivleuready, Miss Edith Brown and fag cultivaaellagierzurxxesripen’ as

Canadian Seed Growers' Associa- H W H H° 1' 'S k 1 MPS- -701105 (M0l1¢f0l\)- During the t ey Me a y `

the

l _ Tl M _ Cl k l k _ l 0" , ‘W 8' pea er ° ten hour Mrs. Lurned entertained ber __;L;T_s t mice rt _Mic A cs. slew; Ontuflil _L°gi“l“t‘"`° “nd Mrs- Hoyle guests with one or two of ber inimilt- BTRAWBERRIES’ ETC`

0 S W 0 91°" C llflfi-1"9~ an are visiting in Alberton. bl l d M R b ,_ l

explains the points, good and bad, __ ° 'g t d 1 ;“l°if;l;0l:l(;l?gg1il€‘?datll‘° gill” liNi?i1sh;)r plA__"§ hl;m__¢:\lré!_:‘Ypal_l_l;Pu_¢;t_l_C;ntoofth: .i - T i l n _ o with great cure and precision. chaigg 1:), M§¢:segnM0_l1__euia_l1_l'NL\:'_;1sS M charming voice. The guests included. strawberry beds wblcb naturally

” ` nA YOUR

°" HDUSE

AKIAINST `

_ . » 1, ‘= Loss

The fruit plots are also most ln- ‘ ' MPS- A- A. McLean. MPS 110589011 Th /lil Y //i B

‘

.11 1 ~

‘tree to be planted to give results - that will pay the cultivator. The

rs trees and shrubs ore well worth n `

lnted out some

’ ° ° im Mrs stewart Mrs Blanchard s“i’°'"'t°"d°"t p° '

t. 1 e ' ° ' ‘ ' of the fruit which had been in

mos the rest vaii ties oi every S_l_t;a_lvi;r_:; 0_1 tSt:_ilat_l_1_|_;a_;~t_b_e__y was Mm Bunn M,.b_ _loueu_ M,.u_ Taylor_ ?_:;'::v_____D__ for three yeurm and as

*Sant* “mek 8*' ° 0 . “ E “ Mrs. Miller, Miss Haszard, Mrs. Gane,- the result be bald (mm one row they

s s s ` ’ '

_ _ _ _ of which the white, the purpls,red and

the black varieties are all grown,

P.C‘llC ll' 1

Miss Plnpey Mrs. F. W. Hyudman bun got 50 boxes, nnn ll-om, another

Mrs Harry Mahon of Halifax is 113:' Igzndman’ Mrs' Bulman' 53 50195. Wilidif Were 30m 8318 “ents

. ' - - - BVGNT. (M011tF°B1)_lVi\‘B~ a box. The Whardsld Glen Mary and

"i""“““ he’ sm" M” S' DOM' P°“" Mwrsndy. Mrs- Msthfsfm. Mrs Jen Bader wood were the best oi tue main "al Street- _ _ _ kins, Mrs. Roberts, (Halifax) Mrs. varieties, while the Netty and Parker .mu “._ D_ E rl f B ,Wm 0 t P000. MISS Brown. Miss Edith Brown, Earl kinds were excellent late grow-

islvisiting his iiaseiits 1533( onli Mgsl ;I°bl“fk' Ml” H°l°“ W“"l’“fi¢°”» ers. They had also had splendid re-

S N F I ' ' 1 S 2305. Mini McKinnon. Miss suits with the Excelsior, the ' - ""` °- _ _ _ Bauld, Miss Louise McCrsady, Miss earliest grower. Gooseberi-ies, F J __ Y _P t Hm P E I Mary Jenkins, Miss Pope, Miss Dim. then red currants, off one bush -°"- ° “ °°~ °’ ' - ° - mio Pope, Miss Malden Pops, Miss oi which ihsy :ook 14 ssxss si ins

was registered “t l-he High C°"1mi°°' Mary Haszard, Miss Bartlett. station this year, and raspberries,

town nu.-t in itnstlc Hull yesterday ufccriioon uuilur the pi'esiileni:y ol Mr. Lnugtilin Ljclloiinlil. There wus it good attendance. The buyers present were Messrs, spiliet, iliiiin, Mutch und Nowell.

The following cable iiiessuge from

Brocktille wus wird:-~"l4‘oiii‘ thous- and cheese boniwleil; two thousand sulil at IZZ; 200 cool ciirell sold ut

raising on a large scale will be add- ed to his responsibilities, and then we will bnve in our midst one oi the most up-to-date and best man- *H-t-Ted Elperimentul Stations in the Dominion-which is as it should be

`in this purely agricultural Province. L_?

13; market brisk."

Mr. lzipillet necureil mo.-it of the i‘

THE C051: F WASTE.

e..

visiting friends and relatives in Char- lottetown.

I C l

Mr. Lowman Yeo. Toronto, is in

quaintances. t

s s s _l)

Captain Boulton, R. N. and Mrs. in

Boulton of England are visiting in ments, such as planting in certain Charlottetown, depths, harrowing in certain direc-

~ e s tions, and for the general experi-

mental use in ploughing and rolling.

Chnl-loltelown and ln receiving n He intended dividing the land into

EXPERIMENTAL STATION

Continued from page one

for the purpose of culture experi-

hearty welcome from many old nc. 75 different plots for the purpose of

hese experiments. The land has to e drained first, and for this hr

maining cheese at 12 7-16.

Cheese boarded was us folluwsz-

New Perth, 150; New Glnsgow, 350; Stanley, 270; Kensingtont, 550; Emer- uld, 280; Cornwall, 110; Union, 150; Lakeville, 65; lied House, 60; Red Point, 60 and (Iowan Bree, 60.

A Committee, consisting of Messrs.

George Brown, J. F. Profitt and Spillet, was nppoiiitcd by the Board to interview the Superintendent of the P. E. I, Railway on the question of the proposed increased freight for cheeses.

Feeling rcference~ wits mode by the

members to the death of one of their colleagues on the Board, Mr. Alex- nnder Hamilton, of New Perth. It was recognized that his services to the cheese industry had been very val- uable. and it was felt that the Board had suftered considerable loss in his death. All who spoke testified to the integrity of the deceased and

his sterling Qualities.

On the motion oi the Secretary,

Mr. Robert Jenkins, seconded by Mr. B. McLaren. it was -agreed to record on the rninutcs the Board’s regret at llr. I-Iamilton's death, and to for- ward ~ letter of condolence to Mrs.

I_t has been estimated, on what data

we know not, that of every dollar, enrned in the aggregate, forty cents is wasted. The estimate is probably n guess but is, probably also, not for out.

It is not necessary of course to ex-

plnin that every earner does not waste 40 per cent of his earnings; there are those who make it n relig- ious duty to make some one else do the Wasting While they themselves hnng on to the 100 per cent. And it is n noteworthy fnct that these 100 per cent men are the money kings

nnd the financiers of the world.

Inetliciency is put down ns the prin-

cipal source of waste. 'I‘o this might

be added dishonesty, thoughtlessness,

neglect, and several other more or less common vices.

How much is lost to the employer

of labor by the wasted minutes of thoughtless employees? The waste in

this is simply incalculsbls and the

H.mm_°n_ _honest and industrious innocents suf-

---__.____ :Bring that next prescription here

for the loss. Five minutes loafing during the day, on the pert of one

W0 *iii 5:" YOU just what the doc; receiving s full asf; psy, lg n "nn,"

tor orde using only purest and thvronkhlr tested drugs and allow only expert, lissnnsd pharmacists to do any Part of the work. We oder 1_ou prompt and courteous attention,i quick dellvery and most reasonable rates. Bring your next prescriptloni tn us. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Con ner Great George and Kent Ste. Mt!

lou in icuii, init multiplies by twelve hours or by twelve fellow-sm- pioyess, it makes ons hour a day for which the establishment paid and for which it received no return. Multi- plying still further by a larger mun- ber of fellow employees, similarly sl-,

town is the guest of Major and Mrs. »

Interest bas been aroused by the

tre soon to be opened ln Charlotte- E

n _

Mrs. iiobsrts oi Hsiiisx who is si- pose there are several miles oi tile tending the coli Mssi st charlotte- ‘“'“i““ f° l’° md d°W“-

The party continuing along culti-

B tl ut Tb Hllb vated fields a field of barley was ar e ' e , . , pointed out showing the enects of

ploughing and top~dressing manures.

rumor 0, A new moving plctu,,u'tb°B_ The grain in the area treated in the

ormer case was of superior and

town more forward growth than the grain

» » n :_‘;i;g;::'°d-on ?“°di“';_‘§‘°; WI” gat' tained. A lot of trouble is being ex-

Dr. snd Mrs. Ciisriss ssundsrs, oe- ,D ,S tu; b°tt'r“°° th u” i;°“¥ Ulnerienced with the pea weevil in

t , lltl 1 Ch lottetown ° ° m° ° ' ““ I" °x` green peas; lt is s, pest which is com- tbgagngxllz Y-_,ls MES nnld iilrrn C1nr|;_ l"`°°_g°d U" ‘l°°m°d °pl"i°“ th" tl'°‘mon all through the Atlantic Pro-

. . t

r»»-- 235 .£2122 §f°éi.‘¥»'ii’.‘l ’ir'“3§5€|:i'.;‘;"'....‘;:° .."’::': i:..f::'1.f::.‘i..:...::

1 4 1 ' '

Mrs. W. 0. Morson and Miss Hnvi- ,pr°g;'ls°;;lf° let him know tm "sun “lain” it- Thi' W°°Vli i5 "F130"-

Iunu are suendlug the week und nb n ° _' CUT w0RM_ 'sible for' a certain amount of loss

were, said Mr. Clark, planted more

PEAS.

Followed the garden peas. Any

number of Varieties of green peas are being grown, and the cultivation is being experimented with in this _fashion; ball being picked to see how many green peas can be got, and-the 'other half being allowed to rlpen, to lses bow nmny ripe peas can be ob-

St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, New Beuns- "5 tl" st“ti°“ ""7 Y°'“°-

wick.

l , An instance of the destructive F '

M V _ 51"’ __ _B __ work of the cut worm among the LOWER BEDS' . rl- -n Mr. B “L W ° B ' cultivation was at this stage ob- _ tending the Golf -Meet in Charlotte- nn,-v¢n_ gn, worm, nnlng “gun nlgnn tyF‘:_Tn°?°tgr°;_':°p;:' 5:2t°l__2:: 9:: town is till! BUGS! Oi |101' Pnfdlliil DF- patches in two fields but tr t nt

ea me

and Mrs. Anderson, Upper Hillsboro with bran mash and Paris Green, g?::|l-v:,¢:|':?“"Si:l tt" snug", the

Street. said the Superintendent, soon got °° I .N "mn:

, _ , rm of the put. in greet and handsome variety. Ger

Much interest is centering in the ° 'Mmm' °"° n°‘m'h' " '"1' “ "`

I [I

1.saif~s Msrizims sou oiism-pionshiv rorxroms "°"' '“""' °' '°'°" ““""' ’°°‘“°"‘

Notwithstanding the many other' tgrsogi Pe.ton's Big Fire Bale draws tlixilcrowd evefy i5im° *nd 7”' T°d“7 nd t°m°"°' tl” b“l“ll¢° tsrday mornln8 hundreds of w0r:_hy ofmthe handsome fall coats and (nr,

i bari! ll! W

i)¢?\iiE¢i.hi:li'slrbiv|iiy iiiiizlilau Eiisrlottetown in the building before the tire

homes. we”

I COUNTS. were _

BIGGER D B if that could be considered n asm.

Today and Monday DI'i°°‘°“i-ting 33°'

‘0'x.E'oth<;o this agen the l>\'°5°“l" liber' al discounts will be cut so that Tho shoppers should be on hand to share store

in the money-saving prices. iftfgh

en B 0 W5' “"1 " P ° ‘W The nurses of the P. E. Island Hoa- ootatoss, being the best keepers, the "

A"’°"°°'B°'"|" nd "°°““°° ____ private undertakings; men in muni- pital were guests gt a mont enioy- but for table purposss, :lid tabi_i:_g

- l_ l ¢_ 1 1-si;e,i able picnic to the beach Thursday. everything into const era on. ye '.

Dllny of EVEHTS "iii: an :°vf;nm°nwh0nd;°;‘:;_ uudu: '1‘b`ey were taken by auto and tbo~ quality, smoothness and color, they

-- P5 3 uhm; yung, ea wh are not roughly enloyed the outing. were not surpassed. If p0fBt°°°

TO-DAY. . s an e n s. 0

continued in thd big brilht Th

will be '

sydney Street, lines y e ml

23302:: agiiltsiili-tdiiyollhere will be a p0l\°il mark ti1°"°°“ Bild present final clearance of all ladies' rendY't°' _li’:'i‘;¢5 ___ wear underwear. 85 thi’ big "'”“°x a ° m '

must be cleared out to make r00l11

COATB AN D FURS.

be on sale. These goods were

_ . but

not unpacked, so that they not damaged except by smoi.,

s discounts oilered on these can be plainly seen b th

will no doubt mean an immo-

uu, u, nun, nm ,wk .wr-iv FRONT Doon cnosnn

'rUEsDAY's SALE. ' shop

'rii

The . y re.

T d rning, bright and ferred to will also be shown in the

ent-lltyft 10ml1s.rrEi»y. ?ii)ton’s will oiler in lannex. WUGN 501110 thirty feet of - , d oods, including lin- Conn iii; aliliildu andrytible, towels, towel- bargains and where one quarter to llngs sateens, cretons, prints, shent- one ing 'mms cloths, bissksiins. druz- can ,sth and many other choice articles ease from their staple goods. l0W°

main entrance to \Paton's is closed simply to sccommn_ shoppers, as the annex is no larger and' more convenient to in.

dress goods. etc, alresd

ter space will be loaded with

bali as many more customers be waited on at one time with and comfort to all than if al- d in the main Store. ere is no need to particulsrlze

DREBB GOODS AND SILKS,. on Paton's dress, goods, as they sro

considered one of the finest lines '

Also on Tuesday part of the lnfgd lil” dress goods department will go on apprc sale. This will mean that Pn.t0nB them superior lines of dress materials will l10W hs swept away at liberal reductions. c-'hen There will also be many choice silks busy. for early choosing- for

Province and well dressed ladies ciate the lines by nstronizing the year around. This time,

ever, they will find the prices so

p that the shears will be kept

ss the management vouclies

the low prices. 1043,

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BE WA

OF .BARGAIN SALES

IN LIFE ASS

RE ! E

URANCE

THE CANADA LIFE

quote you rates on any fr .rm of policy and will yield u better results than you can obtain in the world. We

ion oi room to grow. they W°“1d If-ef are ready to prove it.

Canac1a’s Oldest Company

W . K. Roqers, i;

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INSURED

' ' came in for close observance. e _ . ~r

te,.esm,g_ showing at "_ glance an Mciiean- Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Deacon, Mrs. Bart- ' -

FIRE”

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The Old Proverb

:TU

re to morrow may be too late Ars y \u ks fer too man_lr, have not got the time? `____%attsr const sr the matter to-day and

“Make hay while the sun shines" is mont adaptable to Fire Insur-

lice. To-day you have the npportunifyto protect yourself from loss by

embracing the opportunity er send us your order for Insur-

_Uur rstss are the lowest consistent with absolute security.

IIYNDMAN & C0. LTD

were next inspected. With regard to »,,,,nnnem,,_ nnnclnl mention wg, 61 Queen Street- Charlottetown, P. E. I.

made of the Golden Queen variety. Insurance of all kinds transacted. and the Superintendent advised in

respect of the cultivation of this _ fruit that all the wood 'that had

borne should be cut out, and lf there P __

were too many new limbs they ‘E ' "_ ' _'" ` should also be cut: out, as not more

than tive or six new ones were want- *' r ed on each tree for tbe spring,

Duck Season Opened _ Wedndsday. 20th Inst.

You sportsmen should call in and get ready for

a_good day with the famous Island wild duck-the king of all outdoor birds.

We have everything you could want for the day’s

snort. Single and double bor- rel guns of thc very best (leg. ity and all standard mal es. shells, powder. shot, slot l°°di"§ °Ui5U'. bags, cartrid, e belts- everything you eos d

possll 1/ want

Cali in and look over the

line-

F ennell fs? E ` Chandler

Victoria Row

Meet which is to be held on the Char- l apummu Dmoz' the s“p°rmund°ntuPi “__“ lottstown Links during the week Au- Potatoes were next sihted, and a (Continued from page three.) ' _

.un 23_29_

u _ .

TA Quick Boot Sale E

rr».`:».. ri.is._r..§ ir.. Lie. rn.. Clearing out a. lot of Men’s Boots during Au ust. P ° f ‘ <£’12'f'.li2.l'; Ther? are nice clean stock. - ' 2 me $2 5°' t° $3'5° “OW $i"°°

or.n~ris¢s__»lomnmauis.

Enos’ _