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"more money to your ‘credit in the bank. We have the genuine Berger's Paris 1 Green and can ‘supply you with any quantity-

whol-esaleand retail.

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bows til . fie 1mm, ow

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Jeweler sndvEngraver “The Store for Wsltham ‘ ' a . Wifches ” l

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Riches formerly had winss, but ’ now they have wheels. '

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lilave You “Ever Known‘ _ The Jtly of Hickeyls Tobacco

l! fou are o user of Tobn cco, and hove never tried Hickeysyou ere not getting the real Joy and eJmfort out of Tobacco that you should. 'l‘be millions of figs used yenrly and the popularity which this brupd has in so- count of its never-changing well mntured and mellow flavor pleases the most particular men. One trial will convince you. ‘

. Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co, Ltd.

Charlottetown.

Manufacturers.

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new BRUNSWICK Accounts. LTD.

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" is white cum Ox- s : new shoe from Bos-

1 '4 ton.‘ Bpecisl Price ....~ "-59 ' ' . Brown kid oxford, heel so Lulu white oanvss high . illustration 0st va-lils this laced boots, with Military weak only I .22. heels‘, sll slsss m to 7 only ~ Bisokkido ord u slum .. u.» > 5mm prfcO 81/16. " ,- Lsdissiwlllttyosnvas, hash 4. l limo sl shove, with Jsoed boots, l‘ ' oh is sll > nqnou heels only ....$1-1I lines norm stir weak, 4;, -‘ v 1 c.,.,-._.. ...-.~>~ll-98

. we m; strong on silk hoisery this week 0hr special prlcq is $2.76, for black nud all fashionable oolours.

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. 1 on y of the above sud st the. l “m: '{}‘,,,‘,'!'.,..‘Z§§l: 113cm,» and fashionably dressed, ' these lines are sli displayed in our window this week.

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i’ r . y I BPBOI-AL "Pm ‘Siaturdaly on

' ' _ hilt ou ca d7. $1‘. -W li ’

slices ‘ill.’ at:

_ _ , . , Every-giotatoe saved- Flitiargskro Jrihr AuzoJ/ltnsns ' - 0 " - a n .

> means “at so much murmur.“ o ‘mm tasaelrifrogl

. here shortly to take supplies for l-hc

‘ Gunrdinn that n new unzi interest-

' "have been very successful so far in

- nesdny, Juno

, ing in education.

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i hours without loworins the well a it.

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, QTPAYI wbuyln tilisprovlltoe

i. COME TO THE ICE CREAM and IRWIN"! festival at Brook- fled on Saturday 17th inst. at ti p. J11 . 1597-7-153i.

POSITFIVELY no advertisements flllcllllted at this office for next dsy‘s issue often 6 p.m_ unlegg llflld for in advance.

THERNIOS BOTTLES nntl thor- mos cups at Johnson & Johnson's drllzstore. 168,3 7 1'! 2i

‘ms STANLfiih-The .c.'o. s. Stanley is tithing on conl nt Bom- inn Bell d: Co's wharf utter which she will move over to the Mnrltlnc Wharf to lake on supplies for tho light-house on the Newfoundland coast and tbcfstrait of Belle Isle.

come "ro LABRADORE-The Government sienmcr Rovel is due

new fog illurm at Si. Mary's island, Lnlirntlfil‘. flllil will go to Capo Hould taking n new fog nlurm for that place. ’i'cr\ men from Charlo- lottetown in charge of Mr. J. i-I. Whlllflvk will proceed to St, Mary's Buy in connection with the work of erecting buildings for the log uinrm stations.

NEW FUR BU'S|NE$§.—A Col- gnry correspondent enforms liw

in: industry hns recently developed in Three Hills, Alberta, in_tho shape of-a coyote ranc-h under the mon~ ngement of Messrs. R. ilope nnd D. isiebert. Foriy~six young coyotes have been collected from their llcns in the prairie. The managers who

keeping the shy young uuinlnis in good health, propose to increase the number to the 100 mark. $5 per head is offered for live coyotes, and this appears to he sufficient to arouse tho enthusiasm of’ sports- men to undertake the labor oiirllg- ging them out. An interesting time to see them is when they frisk around their evening meal of oat moui 11nd milk. The industry pro- mises to-rivnl the famous, fox busi- ness of Prince Edward lslnnd. -_-_..

CLOSING OF HARTSVILLE iSOHQOL-The semi-annual ex~ flflliflflllbii pf Hartsvillc School was hold during the afternoon of Wed- 30. - Severn) of the ‘trustees ilurl mtepuyers were pre~ sent and, by thelr,_.closo attention dlurlng the examination showed their interest in matters pertain- Tbe pupils were examined by their teacher, D. Bguce ltinrkenzle nsslislerl iby.Ml_-. new y their‘, reudyjult- swers . gave evidence" or camrui illlllllllil,’ during ihc past term. The "ratepayers ox-prcssrvrl themselves as wcll [lleriswl with the sehsonm wrlrk. A suitable nrldrqsls was then rmd by Miss Christie Nicholson while Master lliunlock Mrmllerul presented llic teacher with n hund- somo and well-filled wallet. ‘Phc pupils and visitors were then treat- ed to candy and the meeting was brought to a close.

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Mlaurrll "salient used by Phyllclnns

O. McPherson. Furniture dealer, undertaker, Armslrons. no, June 11m. mo. Mlnunfs Uniment 00.. Ltd" Yarmouth, N. s. Desr 5irs—Slnce the start of the Baseball season we have been hindered with sore musues, sprain- ed ankles, eto., but Just as soon as we started using Minnrd's mm. ment our tmublesended. Every baseball player should keep g bog. tle of your linlment handy. Your truly, _ W..»E.. MePHERBON,

- on Knights of

> = ooilrr ronosr the nroouneln festdvs onl on Saturday 1‘lth. , i. , 1591-14521.

4'; ' . i‘ TRY OUR it Johnson. "m: SRANTZ-Tho c. o. s. Brant ls taking aboard llsht-house

supplies for n. trip around Prince Edward island.

WOMEN'S Bt-INGALOW aprons. Special Saturday $1.00. Prowse 3mg, mid, 16754-1721.

SODAS AT Johnson 1688 7 17 2i.

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IN AID 0F CITY HOSPITAL — Strawberries and ice cream served Columbus Home y evening, July will.

' ‘ 1681.

ASK TO BEE OUR BLOUSES. m; we have n splendid line in Geor gotte and crepe du cheue in Flesh. Navy, Maize and White. Also u splendid line of silk chemise $7.00 to $13.00 selling at reduced prices. Potons Limited.

v 1643-7-10-2l

lawn Monde

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SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR-The Baptist Congregation nt Hltzelbrnoh held Ll very successful ice-cream social and strawberry festival on Wednesday last. The proceeds amounted to nbout $110- Thé llffflll‘ was successful and very enjoyable from cvcry standpoint. CHOOOLATEIS. We have n very large assortment of bulk and boxed chocolates for the holidays. Best quality only kept in stock, and guaranteed absolutely fresh goods. Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 1683 7 17 2i \

THE HOCHELAGA-The C. G. S. “Iiochelugrw convr-ying the Gov- ernor-General and puny on their present tour and which sails from hero this morning for Sourls was formerly the Austrian yacht “Wu- turis"lsnd prior to purchase by the {Junndiun Government wns owned by Mr. J. Pcrpnnt Morgan. The Hochelagzi is commanded by Cap- "tnin Clonlent Barkhouse. She was built in 1901 in iScotland and ,ls --1 vessel of 770 tons, 172 feet long, 27 feet beam and has n speed of twelve knots. There are three Pllurlottetown men in the crew, John Frnnslmm, third engineer, Mr. Lo lll-unc, second officer uml ‘Mr. McPherson, Seaman.

WEDDING BELLS-An interest- ing event rook plllce in St. Anne's Church, Tyrone, on June 23rd. at. 8 o'clock a. m. The lliipby oc- cusion, which drew together so mltny friends was the marriage of Mr. Anthony Ciurlrilr. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clarkln. of North Wlltshire and Miss Mnry Agnes, only daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Gallant, of (lolvlllc Road. The nuptial lviuss was celebrated and ceremony perform; ed by the Pastor, Rev. Dr. Curran.

_Mlss May Clnrkin nsmuld of lion- or, wns attired in white satin with hat to mulch, and- corsnge bouquet ,of ‘ten roses nnrl maiden linlr fern. while her travelling suit was of nigger brown ‘broadcloth with yel- low sntln blouse. The BFOYHS- man was Mr. Francis J. Tfdlillnfp of Tyrone. After Muss the bri-

m tile home nf Ml‘. Clurkin‘s ia- ther, North Wllisbire. where break- lust, was served, and then to the home of the bride, Colvilie Ronni where, in the midst of their‘ 1m‘ mediate friends and relatives ll sumptuous ten, gracefully and e111- borntely served in Mrs. Gullnnfls best style, wns partnken of and congratulations showered on the happy couples. The bride is one of the most popular and nmlnble ladies in the soclnl circle and will be much missed nt her old home. nnd the numerous presents receiv- ed in ample proof of her place in the socinl scnle. in the evening‘ the party motored to Borden B11 route to Montreal and other cen- tres. Their mnny friends Wish Mr. and Mrs. Clnrkln many Y1!!!" of opplness and prosperllli-

Secnstnfy Annntron Bauball Team .

Dr. . C. Harris

Bye Specialist

Office, Royal Bank h Building, Charlot- tetown.

Oifice Hours: $£30—12.30, 2-5 Phone 68-Y.

Hwr STRUCK ‘warm AT vruuou RIVER tociuus or 1r

Eiglitllfl o...“ sounds m ten

There's no natural reason why YOU cannot have Just as 300d s well on your property. Just drop

Theéllaslr’ {iirtesian ~ 4 well Co. Lid.

J g [sshlopabls Footwear .

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11 Queen so»: Charlottetown

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Q Hlih School, Q

Care of the

dal party were conveyed iii’ ""1" .

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i case] new“ crown connotes

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Snturday. W. T. Wellener, Queen Street.

SWEATERS, PULL OVERB in gbilul summer colors

,Slmpson will preach tinn Ohurch, New

Sunday morning at the Rev. W. H. Hard side in the evening

—Illivine" wor the Fall-view 1‘1 o'clock Sunday m0 lfllh. and nt Csvend pclock -,by J. ‘Everybo

'Weddlng

Sick

Hot wemther is 4t ilrylnll time on those who ure sf- flieted. An up-tadnte (INK stock like ours contains proc- tlcally everything which science has devised for the core of the sick.

Ask your doctor inst whst is best for any spacial pun moss, than msko your Dur- chasellere.

We can also contribute to the safety and welfare of the sick by com-pounding your

' physleisirs prescriptions.

when the services of s pro- fessional nurse are ‘ required “lileue refer to

OUR NURGEB DIRECTORY

iollasos & Johnson ~

rus QUALITY onuo , srons

con. xsrrr a Primes are. '

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beautifully Miss Arum f!’ descend Dnrlour wlll flied‘ With rug W001i. of the Presb

the bridal veil lmd 'v""°Y, while a beu of pearls

curnntlons. ntiended.

relatives tin-o home and at 8 (“"8 EBDDBr was served. sents wgg-Q 1m cons|stlng{\0t'

silver and linen lilo popularity 0r MncDougnll er's most

she served

lieditionnry N0. 2 Hosp

lion. John 'Ml1cMillnn, Px-MJhA

and has served " famous 26th Battalion nftern silo Fnirviow.

Muss, M

tor and Mrs, tetown.

lend heart ‘,______: .§'*FO ¢§.

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the most deli at Pistons.

—iP.ev. P. A. Fitz Patrick, Minister. -—A cordial welcome to nil the ser- vices. 'l‘ryon 11 u. m.; l1. m.; Victoria, 7 p. m.

League of the Cross band

lit their picnic Wednesday, July 21st. 1685 THE C. M. B. A. OF VERNON

Iliver, will hold n oi at (3.-M.lB.A if wenth Thursday evening, July 22nd.

mic next Wednesday at Rocky Point Mluris, games relreslmuenis

ni Dillon's stoc tlonal. See t

ul hi; (lhurc ‘lileg held first fine evening follow-

An event of much interest. look Place on July 1 ‘the brides un Daniel ‘MePhe when their n MacDougall

P1086 to Mr. Mm"?! of Flt The bride, who was utiended by '10

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.--<-£ L. OF C. BAND. A big feature ‘of the League of the Cross picnic will be a grand concert by their

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band. 168D

HAZELBROOIL-There .wlll be d no service at Hszelbrook Sunduy evenin the re-opening Church.

g. The pastor will preach at of the Pownni

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT.

DeSablo, 3

BAND AT LEAGUE PICNIC. ’i‘lle will play

n ice-crculn festlv . lioll on July 20in. er not flne will be held on

16K0-7-17-2i

REAL OUTING. The League pic-

and heir usual good tea tables. 1685

PULL IOVER SWEATERS ore

the rage in the larger cities nnd k lust now is excep- hem,

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RESERVE

WEDNESDAY EVEN- Ne»;

uly 211st. for the grand festiv- iunter River on Presbyterian ll grounds. if not fine it will

1686-7-17-21

NEW GLASGOW.--itev. John

in the Chris- Glflssow next l1 o'clock and ing of Summer- at 7.30.

CAVENDISH AND FAlRVlEw_ fllllp will be held in

Bllilllflt church ui rnins. July lsh at 7.30 ; conductor, edell (Lie)

in the evening Milford Bios dy welcome,

MevMltlL/tnimqeoouoetr. _ 4th at the home of cle, Mr. and Mp5, B. Cumberland, P.E.l., iece Miss Annie Clare was unltcd in mur- Alll80ll Eugene Mac. lrview. At 3 p_ m ins of Mendelossohlfs mflrvb. rendered very by u cousin of the bride, MePhee. the bridal pur- ed the stairs to the ch wns tastefully deénr. PB- Rev. W". A, Yterinn church, med the cere- very ss satin drop and wearing lilies of the utlful string e head. The

the sim

The couple were un- host of friends and "E9 spacious .30 n. sumptuous wed. The pre- merous and costly i-‘llefilles, cut-gins. which testify to Hi9 twn. Miss was one of West ltiv- ilfiilulnr young women, with the Canadian Ex- Force in France at the ital nnd also at No. 1 Mr. ‘MncMillnn is ,1 59“ or

A

in France in the They will, rt honeymoon reside ln Amofls’ the guests were Mdcmllfiyl 0f Manchester, of Calgary,- tlml Senn- Prowae. oi‘ ciulrlm- Their mnny friends ex- y conizrniuloiirlns.

Extraordinary Values _ in White Footwear

Ladies see our lnrge (its. ill-Ir in our window of while canvas bumps with high or low heels for

$1.49 ,

M” 4-1m or high cut "W" Milli lush "or lo! heels for.

$2.93 ‘

The some as above with rubber solves for

' $2.39 Maris..&, Smith, .

‘m: vicroil nscono snow. . '1‘. Welleuer, Queen Street. 1658

1658

- . l, ~ i PERSONALS - - Min Helen Dunn of Dorchester, Muss. is visiting her uncle, Oapt. J. J. Dunn, City. - _..__ _ There will he service so Moi-oh- field at B o'clock Sunday, Rey. G. C. Tnylor will preach.

Rev. A. M. Gordon of Kingston, Ont, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. l). B. Muctherson, Prince Street.

Mr. 0.8. McLeod, merchant, Fredericton, wus in the city yestel ny.

to visit his mother, who is ill.

Congratulations are being fillflw" cred upon Mr. and Mrs. Noel Do Blois on the arrival at their borne this week of a. young sou.

Miss Gladys turned lo hm‘ home in Mnrell East

i

Cumberland. -

yesterday on return to North Arlington, Mass" after visiting re- latives here.

this city and Mrs. II. W. Kent of Vancouver have nrrivrvi to spend the summer in Charlottetown.

Mrs. C. R. Carney and daught- er Mildred, who have been visit- ing relutives on the island leave this morning on return to Bos- ton.

Capt. Van lilerlttinu, has finished discharging cozli rind cleared .ful" Plcimr to re-lond nnotller cargo of coal rol- tho Island llhlwily. 1i.

Messrs. John C. McDonald, 30>!‘ eph McDonald, Robert McDonald. Percy Dawson and D.S. McQllifl” rlo, were in the city today. 11939" gates to the Liberal convention.

lMisQ Clnrn. Pauline Sldenlus, oi’ this city returned home Yiislelilil-V from lthe W. E.‘ lislunrl l-lflfiilflfll when, 51m who operated upon in!‘ appendicitis. lt is pleasing to "W3 first she is almost entirely recov- ered.

mom: HERE ARE A FEW "rams-s wm- NERS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STAPLE DEPARTMENT

200 yds of print cotton nt 25c per d. on Friday and Saturduy. 250 yds of unbleached cotton at 20 pa!‘ yd on Friday and Saturday‘. 84 yds. roller lowelling at 20c por yd. on Friday rtnd Saturday. A nice assortment of Bates gillgll-‘l-mti the best offer yet at 55c per yd. on Friday and Saturday.

Cotton crepe suitable for under- ‘weur or lrinmnns 55c. per yd. on Friday mid Saturday. A nicc light weight ltlarcllies counlerpnm» at $3.50 on Friday and Saturday. Also n lot of remnants on the counter table.

Good yard wide percnle nt 60c. per yard on Friday and Shlilrdlty.

PATONQ LIMITED 1474.

How About Your

Plumbing

-Ma be you- are . think ng of chang- ing the present bath rccm or in- stalling a new san- itary outfit. Have us o over the job wit you.‘

Call and tell us your ‘ plumbing troubles. Prices t right.

workmanship a quality.

See us today.

Plumbin _ an Heating

Fred ll. Trainor , Phone 393-J. E 80 Grafton Street

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Mr. Arthur Ferguson, has nrrlv- ‘ ed in Charlottetown, having some ~

Robbins has ro- after spending the past two weeks -.. with relatives in Long Creel: null =

Mr. and Mrs. B. Robertson leit f

Mrs. J. l. ‘Bethune, formerly of ;.

The Sulimarine

Tho sclmnncr, Bessie S. Ker-for. ,

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Specials For This Wee

poo lbs. flea at l0 pairs 9Q lbq ' N 100 lbs. Crenmoiine st 8 eeu 2001M Crisco st 87 cents i‘! 50 Boxes Fine‘ Di Orange Pekoe Too st 64 400 lbs. Rice nt 1255 cents per lb 4'10” lbs. ‘Groom Tartar at l0 200 lbs. Sunmald Seedless Raisins 5 oases matches at 7% cents per bog. 5 eases (‘ornflnkes at iii ce 500 —lbs. Ontmeitl at 7 cents 300 the. Bogus at ll cents per lb. 50 oases Fruit Jnrs at Specinl prices. 1,000 lbs. Yellow Sugar flue Yours for quality and Servl

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CLEAR AS A C is the light shed by our band- smne indirect lighting flxtur so. light is avoided, but none or the illumination is lost, but rather increased. Bee them and you'll like them. you'll more as you use them.

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"run uuu WHO wou",

A virile drums of a strong man'u fight against fate.

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By Cyrus Townsend Brady.

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