‘¥mi-=>

'”'V "'-'ri-ri`| mrmsriums l ‘

VS-

The

' Choice

of an Executor

good business judginen place in charge of an o

cantile business, a man

not in possession of the

methods.

your heirs you should point as executor one

with_estate managemen required by the court.

pany is authorized by

will in no case be m_ore t that allowed the private ccutor.

confidence with one of Company's officers?

DOMINION TRUST I COMPANY

ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Hear

H. M. Davison

Morris Block -- Charlo

town

3436-7-10M fm w3i

In this day of active com-

red t to fiice er- who o is lat- ess

petition it is not conside

or adepartment in a m

lacks experience or wh

est progressive busin

zip- ho ant t as

For the first protection of

¢ ‘ w is thoroughly convers

The Dominion Trust Com-

the ity, f a rge han ex-

law to act in that capac and offers the services o corteous staff. The cha

in the

Why not talk this over

“The Perpetual Trustee”

1.Z,~

Manager ‘

ite' ;

...____-_

» 1 i

_ _ ‘r v

1,; iii iiiiiiiiiiiii i

CHARLES M(`KINNON_

At North Wiltshire, June '.'1st.

there passed pi»ucetull_\' to rest, (har- les, ,son ot Donald and Mrs. McKiiin- un, aged 33 years. The deceased had been living in Maldeii, lines., ter a- bou! nine years. A few months ago he returned to his lionie in failing' health. ln spite of all that nxediciil skill und kind nursing rokld do he _gradually grew worse until the cinl ciinie. Besides his sorrowiiiu liareiits lic leaves to in-iurn five briitliers, Riiliert. in Alberta, i-lwrii iii New Glasgow, N. S., Wiltiaiii. lint:-ici niiil Emest at lioiiie, null five slstels. Bits; :.l_ M. Nicholson, (J’I.ciiry, llli-s. llrneo Coiiciiril, N. ll., Mi~s.'Clii\v, N-»l‘t!i Wiltshire, Sadie mill l"l;ii'i‘ie ut liiinre. 'l`lie fiiiirriil service iiii 'l`i1vsiln\' Juiie 23rd, c-iiidiictril li_\' llev. J. ll. .\lc- 'iiiittie was very liirgely iitteiiiliiil. ln- tvriiieiit. was iii the Prtsbytcriiin (`iiii- etci'_\, Iliiiiti-r lliver.

MR. -|<`il»lN .»'\('rlllN.

There iigisseil peacefully t., his t-t'r'

nail rest on Suiidiiy, June 2Xtli. nt 1'. 1-J. I. Hfiaiiitiil, after an illinii-is iii of about tvo weeks ui iH`=\`\‘-Willie. ,,\li'_ John Artirii, Millvieiv, He lirnvcs to moiiiii -bcsiilcs his nge] fiitlier, Mr.. -James _\c<ii'i1, his soi‘i‘o\\'iii=_- widow, ,two iiniii,_~htt-rs and three sous, imme- lly Mrs. 'l‘_ 1.. llei‘ii;u'd, l`lir£s‘ioliii, Alta; Miss Li-|41, at liiiiiie; l‘}1ii'l0 E. nr lake \‘<-nur, Pei-r.v .uni r‘.vfli1iiy.1i`L (lie old lioiiii-steiitl. .\llll\’i0\\‘, also (me prnndciiiiil, l-leiisley Aei.i'n_ llis ln-

,iiilly have tlie deepest. syiiipathy oi the entire ciiiiiiirti-nity.

lu-_-1 *__ 1-V-|1__;

di'lt"i..“"’;°-° _

- ,:,/

of » .. 5'* .-

All our stock is selected _with

greatest care and judgnient and for this reason we can lion- estly recommend “ Empress” Shoes for Women. They are made of the best materials by expert workmen and in all the new models.

We are “Empress” agents.

COME IN AND SEE US.

$3.00, 3.50 and 4.00

’ Morris & Smith

“YM i _M'A_A__ H 7 | 4 SOLE AGENTS E

grounds

15th 1914.

l"ollo_wing are the fares and train arrangcinentsz- Special trains iviil leave Ricliinond at 5.20 a. ni. and Charlotte-

town, 8.10 a. in., and iun in the following srlivdule:

RTATIUN lticliiiionil Wellington Miiicouehe _ Hiiiiiiin-i'slds New Aiiiiiiu l\t-nsiiigttiii

l~‘rcet< i ii ii

liliiieriilil -function

llrniliillirine l"reilei'ict¢.in

Hunter River ll North Wiltshire

Milton

llc-yiilty Junction

tliiiirlottctuwn

York

Bedford Trnciidle

Mount Stewart .n

St. Andrews

llougliiss Lot. 40

Morell Miflgell

St. l"eter‘s Five Houses

Selkirk

Bt. Charles Bear River

New Zealand

Harmony

Elourlg

leave Boiirln for Richmond

Leave Bourls for Ch'town Branch

Passengers from stations _between Georgetown and Mount

Stewart can_go by regular morning trains on returning by regular morning trains Thursday, July 16th.

JAMES A. McCORM/XCK

3228-6-29Mmwf2i .

u__ _.___._____.__._ - - -- --- B ' --- "

Souris Tea

The parishioners of St Mary’s Church, Souris, will hold

their Annual Tea in aid of the New Church on the beautiful

On Wednesday, July 15th, 1914

Every effort will be made to make this gathering one of pleasure,

comfort and amusement to all patrons. As Souris _is one o_f _the most. charming summer resorts in the Maritime Province, zi visit to it at this season of the year will he most enjoyable. _

The Charlottetown Watchman describes the Souris Tea, as

follows: “There is nothing that draws like a Souris Tea except, per- haps the Exliibition. It never fails. The way patrons have _been received at previous Teas is a great attraction. 'lheii there is the natural charms of the place and ai day's sport ahead. Eager pleasure- seekeis will he counting the days tiil the Tea".

Remember the day and date and cancel all other engagements

and come one and all to the Great Scuris Tea on Wednesday July

F/lltlil

1.35

_*"_--3-lf-‘i--»-._-i-i»-._..._->-»-_ =g==bL;nnn;nnun> °~o¢:cc¢.;:.1;-i¢¢;,1:,1§7

-.20 80

an 75 T0 Gi 60 50 45

45 351 30 15 20

'1 It/\iN lil-‘.i‘AR'i`S

5.20 5.32 6.05 5.5u 6.17 r.,:i0 iz.-14 0.53 7.00 7.11 7.33 7.-13 11.00 8.15 8.10 8.31

_ 8.43

8.50 9,07 0.10 9.15 0_2? £1.32 11,14

_ 9.5:!

9.50 10.14 10.20 10.27 10,34

` 10.42

arrive 11.00

=i.=~ X& UlU\

Secretary.

Sliiims

~e ~‘

-11' PAYS TO buy in this Province

-MR. FRANK LAFFERTY is

Guardian Agent in Bunimersido.

-TUE MORNING DAILY'Gui».rdinn

can be obtained at Latlerty ia Tensor- iil_Pa.rlors, Summerside. “

...*-

llougall will preach at Coleman on Thursday and Friday, the 16*..i and 17th, lust. at 7.30`p. m.

-EX.-\MIN.\TION‘:i.-'1‘lie l1a1l-year-

ly exanniuntioii and closing exercises of the Keiisingtoii Hlgli School touk plnee on Tuesday, Juno 30th. A large iiiiiiiqer of visitors were present who liilltiivetl iiitli keen interest the ex- :liiiinntiiiii ol the pupils by their tt-nciiers ably assisted by Mr. J, A, ltcudy ni1lllJi‘_ F. W. Jardine. Al- t.ii;;<~'.2li1.-i‘ the resiilts were quite grat- iiyiiii: and sliowetl that during the last half year niiich progress had liceii made. .»\t the end oi the exam- iiuitiiin all gathered in the Prin- i-ip;il`ii riioiii, where, utter the ren- ilitioii ii! an excellent-program hy the pupils the folloiviiig prizes were iii--;irilt'd: Principnl's l)opnrtnieiit.~ |~`<ii‘ ge..-ier.'il proficiency.-Gi‘nde VIII. -l-`lori'iice l.urkin_ Grade \'II_ (1-leni- ior) _-\gp,'ie Goodwin. llrade VII., (.liinloi') Patricia Goodwin. Fornt- tendaiic~i-Mnniie Sheen o.iiil Leslie 'l`liririipi~mii. .\liss l~Inri‘iiii:Y.ciii’n llo- piirtrnent.-llraile \`1, and V.--l, `l.ei-

(Iriiile IV.--1, Mabel Me.\rthiii'; 2, iii-iii-up .<i1'tlierl:1iiil_ \ttendiiiice, _\lii- litl i\lc.\i‘tliiii'_ Miss 'i'iclitilsuii's ile- pni-tiii:iii;,-Ilrricle III.-1, ’i‘Lielnin Vliiilt-;~; 2, Ireiie l\'lcNiit.t. Hrmle II. »~l, Liiriie _\lcl{eri7.ie, 2, Edit.liSuth- viliiiiil- lliuiile 1.'-1, llorutliy Mc- l\'vii'/.ie; Z, Gilbert lloiiston. _ittc-iid. aiire, !\`i-wtoii Me/\1‘tliur. The fiilloii- iii_i§ from the lntei'iiietlinte llcpnrt- iiirriil. 'naive gi':i.deil:-~l.eitit llowurd, Ilitzliard Niinpstiii, -lnrncs Cooke, \‘<‘riiie l_ci~'lii\, i’et.er Mcfllulion, Olive ilr.i'dii1i;, l~loi‘iice lllovcr, .\lfreil De- l:iiif.‘y. 'l'lie folloiviiig from tiie1’riin~ iiry Dzpartmeiit lisfve gradcd:---'1`hel- inn Votilte, lrene l\1eN1itt, _Ralph I-Ivniii:_ Miiiiricc Mill, Bee lVlo:ii;e,Jcn- nic liloaso, Ailtlie .\'i.zivci't, llorotliy \`i1tlii~r1:i1iil, lliittie lli1eliniiaii_ livi- ilr-iice if the goodwill existiiiiq lie- t.\-.een the pupils and 'teacliers was izhowiz in the proseiitiition of suit.- nlile presents to thi' t.eiielii~rs liy the

tlic iiork iltiric diiriiif: the year were exprissetl by trustees and iitliers pre- sent.-K

lHillil FUND lUll

i'i'i._t suiiiiiiis

Subscriptions will be received by

‘Ilis Worship Mayor Steriis and Dr.

T. .il.i.kins.

Pri-ice F.~Iwnr<1‘ Theatre . . . . . , ...$5l.0'i R. H. Sterns ._ !»U_JUl W i‘ V reks ... . 2¢"\il l`rc-.i‘_ V_itkiri ._ h.ull G. 1:. \"riglit _ . I\.|»0 Colonel F. S. Moore 10.00

llaiigliters (per Mrs. Edward (lhniidler) ... A friend B. R. H.0lm1i.n _ Roger Fnriliiliurson . Anna Fnrqnhnrson T. W. Woorlimin

12.00 1.00

2.00

.. ._ 2.00

10.00

W. S. Loiison /... J. H. .llill . . . ... Hyndmnn & Co. Ur. J. T. Jenkins ....... ..

W. `A. Morson

[tohfirt Hell F.. .]'_ Holman & Co., Ltd. Tlifiiiins l<l:mtoi1, llniiipsliire..._.. Williiini (fini-lr, _\'oi'tli \\`iil:sliii'c T lings ptitiittiiis A. A. _\liey......

»\ friend (Georgetown),.. ._ .

Qi.- ssssseeu co c:c<‘:` ' ocgoocgg

1.00

"`C0[‘EMAN-"' RW' Jus' Mac' “Funk W. Benedict" is due at Sain-

tii iio\\:ird; 2, lticliard .\`iiiipsoii.l

pupils. lteiiiarks corripliiiieiitriry ot

-ONE De! word each inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-live cents.

' -"H. 't`.‘ HOLMAN LTD., can now Simply you with il-Iurd Wall Plas- ter." 3420-T-11M1i.

-Read’s hard coal schooner

mersldo on the 10th. 'Do not neglect Ordering your hard coal ex ship."

. ll-11.1-7-SM6i.

-FIRST' NATIONAL FOX EX-

chaiige of 1’. E.Is1iiiid, Ltd., offers lor sais one Class “A" male lox, two pairs Floss ‘_‘A" foxes.

3371-7-10M3i.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew s week or two before the tliiie they have paid for has expired nnd thus not miss uri issue, ns all papers are discounted promptly on exilirl' date. Mti.

-HAVI-I ON HAND ii number ol

Nmmliern Mniiie rniieli-lircd mink, which I can supply at reasuiinhle prices ani! nt once. Now is the time tri liuy. D0n't wnit too lute as they are bound to ndviiiico in price. Have also nunrhei- of iiiiirten, fisher, foxes of all kinds nt very lowest prices. li. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley.

3322-7-3Mtl.

::Wc would like to slioir- you our

supplies for your iiiith rooiii, for we l~;iiti\v we have good quality nt. low cost. We ciiii oilei' you soiiie iiiiiisu- nlly`good values. .'\`.t-e our bntli lir\is|ii=s, 500., 756., $1.00 nnd $2.00, hath sprays $1.00 and >¢`i.50 :ind iiur hath sponrges at $1.50 to $3.00 MC' liinnoii Drug; Co., Uornei' Great George n-nd lient Hts. fi/lti.

HORSE NOTES

The horse races iit lloiiltoii, .\li-.,

lust 5:11111 tiny were ivitiiei;se<l liy over 8,000 piisiiiis. It wan the llriit start this 1'-iiisun for the l<`i'c<lei'ieto1i liorseir v.l‘.iirli were lirouglit from In- diziiia liy ll, (1, Kitchen. '|‘lie 2_1-i cluiss wan won liy 1'. l-1. I{eeLl’s 'l‘liii- niasl-'.111 straight lieiits; iinioni: \'.t.iiei'i»: defeat-1:11 being Jas. IC. New- liro. '."liii liest. time ivas 2.141. ’l`lie 2.11 trot. niid pace wus won.l>_v 'l`tiii':~ my llaiymoiid with I-larry Mae iii slrui_t:l.t liuits. The best tiiiie wus 2.172. 1'. H. Reed wuii the 2.21 trot ivitl. llniigor, whose heist time was 2.17. Miss Keeper, recently liroiiglit frcin Indiniin hy ,1li‘_ Kit- chen, \\'ii;i second. _-\1it~,e Hal, driven by 'l`iiii~ii:i»y ltnynioiiil, won the 2.20 pace,-liest time, 2,lil§.

1 -‘i K

The inces at bnckville, N. 1”.,

wliich liiid lieeii postpriiictl from the 1'/i:»<liicstl:,iy prveediiiig \\ere held last rliitiiriliiy Uoqiictte won the free- foi'-iiii, iiiili Stellii U. second: liest iiiize. ‘3,2!Ii,§. Teil liiiriieis stnrtctl in the ilirl-c-ziiiniitc class, wliicli was won iii stiaiglit heats, half-mile, in l.l2_ Seven horses started in the

'rho 1-‘iiiiiiiiii cii-cis of Kingé ,075 jot ,,,,,,‘ '1_,0_ °` ` ""

| * U *

5-0|' the lliversidi track on Szitiirdny_

I U *

DI* 3- R- JODHUB ~-» 5-00 li.-_:iii .‘::i"\‘s will he lielil oii the lili-

n-:kc the race live liorsei-1 iiiust, eiitcr

5.00 iiiid lliiir stiirt. '1‘he criiiiiiittee

1.00 l.":~ssi'.'s_ Fiiiiik -1. 1'ower, Jiiiiies W. 2.25! l'<i\-/er.

2,30 trot. find pace, iii wliicli five guoil liiiits were riiceil_ (`l:i11din, llrxligliz, lliiiervii, Veriioii and Nel- lie flnlzi-.a eiicii “ou li lirnt, thi: l'r.::rtli rt~-iilti11p;- in :i dcn1l~lic:it, lie-

livveii the two firi-it-iiziiiietl. 'flic tiiiies ii" the liefits werv I0' l.0.'i,`

Sonic inioil racing is rliticiiiiited

nt the iiifeting that will he held oii

l1iii'i111: the Firenien'i-1 '[`oiir1iiinieiit'

iiiiil .\`|~iii`Is at Hiilifiix next ii.ioiitl1,

liil1i‘i-in 'lizuk there on two tliiys, Ai1_»{ust, 4tli iiiiil 5th. 'l‘l1ei‘e will lie twii t`.~.>i-'es on eneli dziy-on the first rlziy, "l.c-silny, 2.10 class, pace, purse .>1)u0, and -' 2.30 class, trot, piirsi- 525011; on the second day, 2.19 ci-iss, ii-it. purse -$300 and .’ 1_7 eli -1. 1,:-ci.. purse, $300. All the rai--is will lie in mile heats. To

liiiviiig cliiirge tif the rneiis :ire

1 _.----».- ‘ *fi _ _ ...___ -- _._.._..

music of all the world."

the very best goods iii their tion of the same.

Tliomas

6-32Mmoii&tluu"sti -use `,

ATTENTION 1

._._._l_..l_,

To my Friends and Patrons,-

I cordially invite you to visit my new Music Parlors

on Summer Street, Summerside, where you will find a full line nothing but the best. Iam the sole agent for

PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS

and GRAFONOLAS

which include the Steinway ar <1 Cliickering-the world’s best Pianos; the Nordheimer, G<:i‘h.'ird-Heintzman, New Scale Williams, and Gourlay (C iiiada’s best pianos); and also Columbia Grafnolas wiili Disc Records of “all the

I can also supply Player Music Rolls,Sheet Music-

both popular and classical. »

I also carry a full line of Organs, Sewing Machines,

Safes, Refrigerators, Separators (Sharples and DeLeval) Gasoline Engines (Marine and Stationery,) Farm Ma- chinery of all kinds. Also the celebrated Baynes, Gray and McLaughlin Carriages, and a full line of Harness.

I thank you for your past patronage and support,

and hope by square dealing and handling nothing but

` Yours respectfully '

` »8UMMERSlDE° 5 T" "O ' 1' " `

l 1

class, to merit a continua-

THHQB

Marks every

.',~

,.. ,i. 4. ,:_. ,..

~ »1‘-r>i‘

_'- »

It is a Pleasure _ to Inspect Our Gloves

We never had such an

immense showing of except- ional values in working gloves. The best leathers made in such a manner that insures good service and lasting satisfaction.

35c to $1.50

. _ "_, ii--'_ 3.. -. ' 1... - -- " 1 '

1- . . _

Underwear that Fits

Lightweight underwear

for Summer wear, some- thing different than usual. Heavy w e i g h t s, light weights and medium weights in different classes of balbriggan, buy now while the assortment is good, all sizes

75 per suit upto $3

'iii i >&1-

€l‘1 SS-

. en in this Sf°fe’S

i- New Stock for Spring and Summer "0

‘f - 1- l~» . ‘Ili 2 ii _ .. .- .

"“ 1 Exceptidnal éffortsf__1 on Bur part, aided by unusual offerings by the leading ` manufacturers from WHOM WE BUY,has enabled us to gather together for your ' inspection an unequalled line of working men’s accessories. _ -.

Men’s and Young Men’s Wearables ; » That are Different

1 »-

Jerseys of Guaranteed Quality

So many jerseys pull out

of shape as _soon as worn, ours are different, a big stock with a lot of except- ional values here, we buy direct from manufactor, siiviiig you a middleman’s profil; :ill colors and sizes.

75c to $5.00

We Have Some Special

Offerings in Wearing Shirts

-I-1*

that are exceptionally interesting, because they are very uncommon values. _ Get Your Shirt Now

and get it here. You’ll surely be satisfied.

€f=*'r

that will not fade, all sizes

*1-

.¢ .- Q4 sf-_=

Quality and Size

are combined in these shirts to a degree unapproaclied by any other store we are sure, in a black satcen

Sllc to $2.25

If You Want

a shirt that wears and not show_the dirt besides looks good all the time, you ought to buy one of our celebrat-

ed light duck shirts in tan and green. $1.25 $1.50 $1.75

Believe Us

T- tailored JUST RIGHT we fire them back.

51l&MMEH

Highest This Store

.£;‘ii. Prowse Bros Ltd rein.:-

. -

ing July and

‘S wool . Au S

No ordinary clothes are admitted to this store, if they are not cut and

closes every

gut

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-1- ,Ji-. -1- .-1- si- ,»1-

| more brilliant whim bedccked with \»l’P"“1’flFlt'~‘ 135018 and other jewellery Just received

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE LOOKFJTB,

designs.

`< ._ i `_‘v\ _

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i -..¢....'<i(.5I'f“`_. 1 . ~-i--_-»°»~_i -of * we

Amt, t.,_»v_,»/_.t _ ~ff_ 1*” "1 “ .1-1

1'=':'>f'1i~"-' -I - "=.

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...c. .-_ .`-fl-I-/> -:-;-,:i;_~; _A .-

-Ii --- it. - if ,T-_-_\ __ ,,_,_,_

eg-, __ " `1`-.‘,`i.f-,-i-.--_-'. ., 1:1 i1"":rT;‘r‘i~

A Brilliant Woman

RINGS, Ui i.»\lNH_ E'1'(}_

Our stock nflorils you H nice gale(-__ 0" "l th" MWUUL iinil most, 'lavoirtl

E. W. Taylor South Side Queen Square.

Dress Goods for

Madam or Miss

For that new dress for you or

for your daughter, you will find that our display of dress goods includes just the material you

Wélllt.

You should see the new tango

crepes in white, tan and differ-

ent weaves.

New colored linens.

Plain and plaid suitings. l Serges in different shades.

Gingli:-ims, voiles, etc.

- 5?-._ E51-llc' -' as

fr \- 5 .'

,-5. ,,

`..M‘ ii' -~0?..s.'~'t. ‘ . mg- tn :l,_,o,_, ulv -

_ ,_ . 3.

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is 'Q"‘l\.g _

. 'b.

45,.

_ ,$5

Nl I

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Reuben Tiiplin & Co. il ~

Kensington

-_ _J

China Cups and Saucers

0,.dina,f§§ntsg;3;s °goI3"3la"d a"e,3m0Ug the best makers of high class China-and

secured a quantitig of ?he2ii'eCcl(illiiiij%§id grathjrg expenswe for the trade' We hive

ables us to give ou th b P a-n mme" at-spedal priceiriwihich 5”'

tems. These Clips aeiidegiifiitctdfigur buying" There are eight or ten dlffemm pat'

sold by the dozen or in any qiiaiiiifiire beautiful was and are 'mm """°"°

, AYllSl¢>'S China Cups and Saucers 3.50 dz. _

BLACK & co

".-'”i~T"~';-».§°l»i~s`~“~.. . `~" 17-€'.}i»: I 1:'

Ci” C’f°¢l=¢rv. Sunnyside