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TEXAS GOOD ROADS CONGRESS.

COARPU-S CHRISTI, Texas, July 10

*A mid-Summer good roads congress was opened here today. Under the auspices of the Texas Good Roads ns- sociation several hundred delegates from various parts of the State as- .-sembled for a three days' discussion of the best means of extending model highways.

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VALUABLE VACATION .

INFORMATION.

Vacation time usually suggests to

the readers of this Journal thoughts of New England, and the "Hub" of creation 'country always starts.. New England is Boston, where any trip to any point in that vast re- There arises the question “What hotel shall I stop over at when pass- ing through Boston"?

The Commonwealth Hotel, on Bea-

con, answers thls question in a thor- ough and delightful way.

It is situated on one of the highest

points in the Capital of the Old Bay State, in fact, one can actually see Boston Light, nine miles distant from its upper floors. It is therefore always cool 'and comfortable, away from the noise of the city and yet within easy walking distance oi every point of interest. It is.a delightful place for ladies to stop at unaccom- panied by gentlemen, an it is a tem- perance hotel and under the manage- ment of Storer F. Crafts, one of the country's best known and most suc- cessful Hotel Managers. _ It might he added that it is locat- ed opposite ,Boston’s historic and beautiful State House. Rates are reasonable, running from $1.00 per da u Better‘ write at once for

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G- B. Earl Grey arrived in Char. l°“°t°Wl_1 YGBWTGBY morning at 11-15 '0'clock. She-will remain sshort time after which she will proceed tot Quebec.

VERNON nivszn olnourr.-Rev.

W. Gladstone Watson, B. D., Profes- sor of Hebrew, Mt. Allison Universi- ty, will preach next -Sunday, July 13th, at Cherry Valley gt 2.30 p.m. and V_ennon'River Church at 7 p.m.

WORK COMMENCED.-Operations

were begun yesterday to reconstruct St. Dunstans Cathedral. All’ day men were engaged in hauling- building ap- pliances, material, etc. for the re~ building which commences' this :horn- illtr. Mr. Hodge of the John S. Met- calie'Co., is in charge- oi ‘the work.

NEW ACCOUNTANT.-Mr. R. H.

Pethick, son of Dr. and Mrs. Pethick, City. and until recently accountant of the Royal Bank of Canada, New Glasgow, N. -S., has been appointed accountant of the Royal Bank here, to succeed Mr. -Prowse, who goes to Hunter River.

YOUNG SOLDIER HONORED.-

One little soldier of the King will re- member with pleasure the visit of the distinguished soldiers. Hon Col. Sam Hughes and General Sir Ian Hamilt- on, to Charlottetown. The little sol- dier is Archie Murchison, son of Cap- tain and Mrs ‘John Murchison, (Jhar- lottetown and the reason -why he will remember the visit 'is that on that occasion, he was presented bv Gen- eral Hamilton, on- behalf oi Col. Hughes, with s. Royal Bugle i or "smart appearance" as bugle boy, in the 82nd, Regiment, The Guardian heartily congratulates the already distinguished young bugler.

::MacKinnon’s Witch Hazel Cream

is a popular preparation of standard merit for curing sunburn, freckles and red or rough skin. It is not greasy like other creams, is sooth‘ng to the skin and easy to apply. 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

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mother cuts his shane o ` at svsr mn F t th h *th an ee nomy hu

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handsomely ,illustrated booklet. '

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Arbutus

Cream

Arbutus Comp'e:;lon Cream is 21

something new and decidedly super-

ior in toilet preparations.

- I . It cleanses and pxrotecssxhe complex-

‘ ion is easy to app y an oes not con talxi injurious oils or fats. ,

Put up in handsome jar with Screw

n‘cl:el lop 50:. Money back if dissat-

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McKinnon Drug Co.

Cor. Gt. ,Goo. nnd_ Kent St.

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The Pure Bred Clydesdale

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“Labori Again” 10326 Enrolment 4%

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They are so simple a .child can

use them with good _results

;l~I» -lioohos

is the nn. b`¢m_na rpipe full of Hickely s B$’1il°ft ' CutSmok1ng obscco.Hi8

pipe dreams will always be pleasant because this to aceo is manufactured from only the best Virginia iesfthe Aroma belugpnre and fragrant. Try it for your next emoke.At all Grocers and Drngglltl.-_

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IT PAYS *° ‘Wi ieihie Province-it No. 4` BA'r'rnRY.-No. 4 Battery,

going to Pettewswa, will drill t'o- night. _

THE EXPRESS.-The express ar-

Ewvpd in Charlottetown last night at

5. _ ` ,

ENJOYABLE DANCE.-About 125

attended the dance given by the Ber- gents of the P. E. Island Light Horse, in the Armourles last night. Dancing and whist were indulged in until an early hour,this morning and the music for the occasion was furni- shed by the Fourth Regiment Band in their usual excellent manner. Dain- ty refreshments were served, during an interval. The party broke up shortly after twelve o’clock pronounc1 ing it one of thelmost enjoyable af- fairs held' inCharlottetown for some time. '

THE EVANGELINE.-The S. S.

Evangeline arrived in Charlottetown last night at 7.45` with 50 tons of freight and the following passengers: From Boston, Mass.-Mrs. G. L. Walker, -Miss `E. Walker, ~Mr._ and Mrs. A. Murray, G. D. Woodberry, Mrs. I. A. Coswell, D. W. Caswell, Miss M. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. J., C. Warner. Miss L. H. Johnson, Mrs. A. Loili, Miss_C. McCormack, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Beer, Mrs. 'Af R. Taylor, E. Hawkes, J. E._Dolan, Mrs. O. C. Sargent, Miss E. Snowden, O. C. Sar- gent, E. Sargent, H. F. McKenzie, Miss M. Rollins,_ Miss E. Atville, Miss H. E. Malone, Mrs. F. F. Col- burn, S'. Frankwell, Miss McKenzie, Miss K. E. Dunn, Miss R. Ferden, Miss (‘. R. Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Roley_, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kelley,li Miss 'J. Pope, Miss Sage, W. 'K. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.. Curran, Mrs. M. E. Roberts, Miss C. B. Lawson, Miss E. L. Edwards, W. _McDonald, F. M. Campbell, C. E. Powers, Miss N. Craig, R.E. Johnson, W. A. Tam- lyn. Mrs.‘ E. B. Finlayson, Mrs. A.G. Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. RK:hardson amd family, Mrs. C. Peters, Miss E, Wilder, Miss B. Wilder, Miss K. Wil-` der. Miss H. Burrow, W. S. Baker, Mrs. Baker, Miss H. Baker, Miss B1. Baker, Miss E. Hol-brook, T._J. Muir, C. Haggerty, Mrs. E. D. T. Moore, W. Henderson, N. K. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fish, J. F. Fish, E. E. Fish. J, M. Mcllroy, Mrs. S. M. French, J. E. Brazus, Miss G. R. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Malone, F. O’Donaid, Miss A. Delorey, Miss M. Delorey, Mrs. G. U1'iing, Mrs. C. Ur- ling, Mr. and Mrs. Young, R. Young, E. A. Wallace, G. A. Brady, Miss M. Sharkys, Miss S. Sharkys, Miss Fl. McIntyre, Mrs. C. H. Chandler, J.B. Murray, -Miss M. ,Chartris, B. Bern- stein, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McDonald. From Halifax-Mr. and Mrs. B. Wal- ling, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill. From

-'Port Hawkesbury-Miss E. O. A. Mac-

Donald, Mr. J. P. Mcbeod, Mrs. ld. 1v",'.~Laugh1in, Mr. P. McDonald. She sails at noon to-day.

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Mrs. (Rev.) Thomas, of Charlotte-

town. P. E. I., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs,_A. U. Seaman. ill Riverside, N. B.

Mr. Fred .Conroy arrived in Char-

lottetown last night from North Bat-

eford_, Sask., on a. visit to his par- nts Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Conroy.

Mrs. Charles Delahunt, Moncton,

and her two children are visiting in Charlottetown tne guest of Mrs. Dela- hunt's sister, Mrs. A. J. Houle,

Hillsboro Square.

sod.. Victor-Victrola

Water Talk

We do not propose to do

very much talking about our soda water-it talks for itself. Anyone who has tried _our delicious syrups and fruit juices always come the second time.

Everything is liepi per-

fectly clean at our foun- tain. _ J

'Johnson & Johnson

__The Quality Drug Store.

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THIS IS A SALE THAT Sl-IUULI) INTEREST EVERY man in this

country -who ever wears a shirt. The shirts oflered are made by one ol' the strictly lirst class shirt makers. They are good in every way. l he patterns are fine-the colors are up to date. The factory had a remainder lot of a lot of shirtmaking fabric--.not a great deal oi each kind---they wanted to clear it out--- they were willing to lake a loss in order to make a quick clearance---so they made it up into shirts 'for us---at a ridiculously low price.

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Some Underwear forSumimer ip;

Goofl cool thin balbrlggan all siz'_es_“. .,f...... _..`...40c -- Brtt=r grade balbriggsn, all sizes .'........ .......'...50c

Men's Aertex Underwear, 2 piece short...2.25 a suit Men’s Aertex combinations . _ L . .-2.50 a suit - Bathing Suits . . . . . .50c 75c 1.00 io 2.50

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B4CK]RIZ&?

Right Straw Hats

This Slorr offers you more new straw hats than any

Gord line of “PORUSKN IT” combinations . _. ._55c other house in the city-more smart shapes-more upto Men’s line English wool underwear .. . . $1.25 date models.

New ones 75c L00 L50 2.00 2.50

The greatest line of pauamas ever seen in Cliarlolte- -

Boys Underwear ...........................25e up own atp/L50 5.50 6.50 7,50 l0.00

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“'.'l,l_iI.‘i""i~i.»_< ii-° ll 5' > _for free copy of our 'M'\i=°iif§"¢i5o°°i

need to use Wedd's _ _ _

FQ,-,t Pgwwn _ _ __ _ __ __ _ Victor-Vlclrola X

by ‘ .~_ ' _ with albums complete

'1_`his

complete with

5 Record Albums

with space for 82 records

$100 -

Easy payments if desired (plus small charge for interest).

Any “His Master’s Voice” dealer in any City in Canada will _ gladly show you that -the `artistic~ achievements of the w`orld’s Greatest Singers _and Musicians can be fault- » lessly reproduced in your own

irient. _ -

` Victrolas are from $20 to $300

J 300-page lMusical Encyclo- _

f°'t m°°l~"~ D937 pedia listing over 5000 Victor Records.

odor _df perspiralion, ` '__ _

skin cool, smooth and is real comfort

'Tobacco C0.~i.id.

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Double-Sided Victor Records are 90 cents for the two-selections. 1

_jfefliner Gram-o-phone Co.,

2 M . Y AL Limitéd

"A real bargain in women’s sum-

mer lioots, a limited lot of white and brown ranvns oxl`ords` for women, iaeml styles, ull sizes, lmve been sell- ing all along-at $1,511. Price to clear 98c. Alley .iz Co., 135 Queen St.

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MAIL courmicr

SEALED 'I`ldNDldRSl, addressed to

thc Postmaster (ienernl, will he re- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the Sth August, 1913, for the conveyance of His Mnjesty's Mails, on n proposed (lontract for four ycnrs, six times per week-, over Ru- mi Mail lioutn No. 3 from Summer- sidc, Prince lddwurd Island, from the lst Uctohcr, next.

Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may he seen and hinnh forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Offices of Bedeque, Slimliierslde and route offices and nt the oliice of the l'ost Office Inspect- or.

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JOHN F. Wi-IEAR,

Post Ofiice Inspector.

Post Ofilcc Tnspcctor's Ulllcc,

(_‘-harlottetown, June 25th, 1913.

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MAIL CON l`RAC'l`

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be re- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- dny, the 15th August, 1913, for the conveyance of I-its Maiesty's Malls, on n proposed Contract for four yearn, six times per week, over Ru- ral Mnil Route No. 2 from Souris East, Prince Edward Island, from the Postmaster Ge»ieral'e pleasure.-

Prluted notices containing further information as to conditions oi pro- posed Contract may lm seen and hlunk. forms of '\`rn\\¢\~ ny he ob- tained at tho- Post O' ~ of Bourin East. Chepstovo, (ii-.\:nva\e, Red Point, Little Harbor. and at the of-

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1 Post umce inspector. Post Odlce 'Inspector's Oifce,

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