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coast with coast---the In» . .

Lime Juice

just received another ship- ent of Sovereign and Mont-

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rs, :gn

-_ *H* '~4“°T me .ma cHAn1.o'1"ra'rowN oosnnran *mst or mf- - ‘ rrion si:-:van

_Gel s Group -Photo 1 ol 1

_lite Family

A good group photo will make a

splendid souvenir of a family re union Out' work is superior, prices fmoderate. Call in and see samples

fcooll sfruuio _

lltlril Cilal

abd Dchooners “Damietta” and iohsnnit" and “Ann j. Train- di"’ Izoo Tons best quality - Hard Coal in Egg; Stove and

Chestnut Sizes. , Customers would do well to

book their orders so as tr. have their Co;-tl delivered

whilst vessels are discharg- ing.

C. Lyons *D Co Furniture Sala

ioopieces of brand new furniture,

consisting of dressers at $5.90 up commodrs at 2.75, eideboards from to 5o, sofas from 5 75, kitchen chairs4_5c,kitch n tables 2,74, din ing~room tables 6 oo,bedroom tables 9oc, parlor tables 2 oo, iron bed.~ - 2.50,- mattresses 2.30. led springs T s 25, parlor suits, to 75, (5 pieces) , wicker chairs 2 go, lawn chairs 1, r.2'o. Brusselscanet 75c, ,tapestry 1

carpet 42c, straw matting oc, hemp ` starcatpet oc, Scotch and union i squares 4 75, tapestry squares .7‘5.

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_ MQATONS

mrzncoloniai

teicolonial Railway of Canada-the popular, smooth and luxurious route.

by gettiugyour ticket from

ine. A large stock of tickets always on hand. Full par

other infni'rnai|ou freel- given-

K. ROGERS

` City Ticket Agent. Lime juce will liill al

84 Great George St. I Germs in water inside _ utes and is strongly recommen-

z HOTSZ IRQCBS ' ’ed by leading phy _

° a healthy and invigorating

'Primrose Park

lf you go by way of the l m I t

R.C.you save time and trouble 5" D

LIME JUICE ,L

ticulars regarding trip and Sovereign m |5 and

' per bottle

Montserrat 40 _a n d

, per bottle

I Typhoid

_$0 llilliltilii.

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Kmcn ,o _, sr-#nal .al’§.’."'a Thi..

¢ N niaaniuili' :.f.i<ii'a»a°;i°¢'i.1"§'5§,“",'i marvellous. '

I vetaken “Fruit-a»tives" for three

‘ H

IIOIJUIO-and am now

5"* Illldl hu ponn in we? ht

I have found ' Fruit

quiet the nerves and me

°ll¢ Illndicine that will pi:-rif

system to its natural ogndiiltgn" ` uprn“,_.Fqv¢|t;_ chu’ - G, SMIT§{ind_

5l¢¢Plwnes*»bec» til' f keeps the ibloodwiureu

active."

5°_¢ box 5 f . At a:nen' or?;fi°¢:°; Limited, Qttawa.

Sign of a Good Shoe`

The Invictus line of

men's bouts and sh without doubt the mo

clusive,high grade line now

on the market.

These are the shoe

are worn by the best dress-

ers in metropolitan ce

---the shoes that show taste, culture and refinement and express the highest ideals in

expert shoemaking.

'me aesr ooon

Invictus boots don'

breaking in,are 'made to fit the lines of the natural foot, made from the very best

leathers along the

scientific lines and for style, durability,beauty and com- fort are beyond comparison.

The new fall styles are

here now in all sizea,in tans.

patent leather and metal priced at.$5',

and . . , . . . . . . . . . . ... $6

Alley £6’

135 Queen Street. -

_ Summer beverage.

Thursday. August 15th _ Three Classesf

Beet' FD. G

A HE lllllllll NUT

nu e atom h

lW=¢¥. the bowels regufar and the ann

Fruit-a»tivea

sicians as

SLEEP

Hill rgrn

a-tives " on

well and 3 :

vel" is the y the blood,

the whole

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fire; 25e.

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late Sl:

gun $5-50

25 cents

75 cents

15 min-

offs

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s.35 Trot and Race $4n.oo .

' 3 Minute Class $30.00 I _ Green Rage-Liberal Purse

JOHN H. CURTIS. Prop

Ldvi S. Andrews will U* Aus, |5i_h with l_ l'l'l"‘

toni of the celebrated Lsckavlmtl'

Coal in Stove and ChF»tnu;

r:"~"""-' L |' ron

3% lbublli. gttidn sd||\is“f:c,lIri)n last _ Prim- ' '

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will rndall (sxoe t '\l\\ tiaifzt' '.:.'.'!l.::'.‘i. .°r.u. _ .Loss (`l'b’town L0

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OUR GUARANTEED

WORK

- (irnosful one Correct Btyic FOR 1912.

Bayer Pltolograp

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- Mlgs Margaret Herrel; -Chs‘,\'lotte~»

It Da!! buy in this province

hFrom Baturday's Evening Guardian)

passenger west this morning.

Fenton Mclnra, Brackley Point, leaves for Western Canada, many.

Cyrus B. Morris, Bummerslde.. was

among the passengers returning west this morning.

Fred and Mrs. Morris, Ottawa, who

have been visiting in this Province, left on return this morning.

town, returned this nidi-ning from Hunter River, where ahe had been visiting friends. .

Thomas*'liaylor, Fitzroy Street, re- turned to Charlottetown after spend- ing a few days in Bcotchfort the guest of John McKenzie. .

Misses Mary and Nellie Mel/.enzie of Scotcbfort. are ln Charlottetown the guests of Mrs. Thus. Taylor, Fitz- roy Bt..

B. R. McFa.dyen, Kensington, who

have been visiting in this Province, lottetown, returned on the express this morning.

Mrs. Dr. Cunningham, who is visit-

ing in- Charlottetown tb guest ol L. B. and Mrs Mcelvlillan, was a passenger to Richmond this morning. Sha was accompanied by Miss Bernadette Gillis.

Mrs. James Smith, Great George

Street, Charlottetown, has returned from Regina where she had been vla- iting her three daughters. Mrs. Smith had n moat cnioyable visit and was much benefited by the trip.

Shadow Chimes, once A Grand Cir-

cuit. star performer under Pop Gears' watchful eye, is now the property of a horsema.n”on Prince Edward Island and the 2.07% racer still looks in fine condition.-Halifax Exc.

Will and Mrs. Worth, Worcester,

Mass, who have been visiting in Charlottetown for the past two weeks, the guests of Mrs. Wort.h‘s parents, Adam and Mrs. Murray, Grafton Bt, lelt this morning on the express on return.

Mrs. J. G. Jamieson and three

children, Charlottetown, left on the Northllrnbarland this morning for Halifax where they will visit lor tome time. They were accompanied by Miss Belle Jamieson, Halifax, who is returning after a visit to Cltnrlottetown.

Mrs. A.E. Gordansmith, accompani-

ed by her sister Mrs. F. G. Brewn, both of Montreal, together with their children, Erith Gordensmith and Or- man and Stella Brown, are on a vla- lt to Rev. George and Mrs. Orman, Methodist Parsonage, Cornwall. The two ladies aredaughters of Rev.and Mrs. Orman.

Charles Draw and David Bethune,

Cltarlottetown, who will attend the grand Lodge ol the Independant Or- der of Odd Fellows in Yarmouth next week, left thin' morning on the express. John Macl,nughlin, F. H. Seller, G. S. Ryan, Miss Bertie Stewart, Miss Florence Stewart, and Miss Mary Easory left on the -North- umberland. '

Rev. S. J. Cann is visiting his

mother and sister at Pleasant Val- ley. Mr. Conn for the past tive years

has htm pastor of the Second Bap- tist C urch, East Providence, R. I. Ha begins hisrpaatorate of the Marin et St. Church, Amesbury, Mass., on Sept. tirst. This is quita a large and influential church and has 3 splendid equipment for progressive work. The reverend gentleman will spend the latter- part of his vacation in Nova Scotia. '

A new departure is being inaugur-

ntad this year by the new Minister of Militia, Colonel Sam Hughes by tha holding of- military camps for cadets, who are young soldiers of the King between 12 and 18 years ol age. It is expected that about 1000 boys in all will be present. Prince Edward Island, or at least Charlottetown, will be represented at the camp which is to be held at Aldershot, Kent County, N. S. West Kent and Queen Square Schools will send about fifty each. The camp lasts from the 16th to the 21st of August, the Government paying all expenses and will aee that the cadets are wall cared tor. The training will consist ol physical and military ex- ercises and is intended for the pur-_ pose of making better citizens for the country. _

::Colg¢tae Tooth Powder or Putt-

fs the whole science ol tooth sound- ness, mouth eleaness and white teeth put into a dentrlflce-The ingredients ol than prafaratlons that. produce such white teeth also give lt the Dow- er to over come acidity in the moutl --It leaves a fresh taste. because ti, leaves a clean mouth-lille tube. Bi. A Fohter. Central Drugstore

People’s Theatre 1

_ ,Western - I

'D1itls" " "`

af programme

I-cm N.w,si..¢.. naiahf 1

T. C. liidgett, Charlottetown, was s l&Dd-'°bill>- "

(From. Batlrdayfs Evening Guardian) l ann-it

spendlng_his_ vacation on P. E. ls-

Hon. J. A. McNeill, Summergtde, wais among the passengers retur ing on the express this morning.

Ewen McDougall, Charlottetown,

was a passenger to Charlottetown from the west this morning. '

Mrs. C. N. MacLeod, leaves on

Monday lor Prince Edward island, where she will spend two months, the guest of her sister, Mrs, Carver.- nlontreal Star.

Dr. Champion, of Prince Edward

Island, and his wife. are the guests here ot the `doctor's brother, Rev. J. B. Champion; Salisbury, N. B.- Exc. »

Rev. G. A. Lawson, First Moncton

church, conducted an open air aer- vice at. Bend View Square Sunday

evening. Two thousand people were prcsen .-Moncton Exe. tl-tev. Mr. i.awson is well known in this prov- ince.)

Rev. W. W. Weeks, D. D., Spring-

field, Maas, is sponding a ex weeks' vacation in England. he is to preach four Sundays in the Ferne Park Bap- tist church, London.-Moncton Exe. (Rev. Mr. Wears is well known in this province., _

At the police court in Charlotte-

town this morning Mrs. Daisy Mc- Donald appeared charged with a first oileuce against the Prohibition Act. Four witnesses were examined and the casa was adjourned until Monday* morning.

Word has been received by Daniel

Mclrenn, Gm-nd View, that the body of his, son, Alexander H. has been recovered and is being forwarded home for interment. 'Phe regretted death by drowning ol the young man, iu British Colurrahia was-reported a

few days ago in tha Guardian.

The Eldorado lox ranch, is comple-

ted, and all ready for its aristocra- tic tenants, which it. is expected will bu _placed in their new home some time in September. The "Eldorado" is n credit to the builder Lea M. Howard. Nothing but the best. material and workmanship. has been employed. It is beautifully situated and is well worth one’s while to pay n visit to this fine ranch.

“Our Harmony of Violet Soap ia

the toilet soap to use, made from pure vegetable oils and glyeerlne with a rich perfume of old venetian voilets that is most pleasing to refined people, absolutely pure, delightfully transparent-one of the best soaps you have ever been offered. Large cake l5c, 2 for 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt. George and Kent; Hts. 5-7 Mtl'

P' 'iz' ' -- ';__ __ GLASS

Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuine article.

We know that there is be-

ing marketed by manufactur- ers who are considered reliable a line of so called cut glass in -which the pattern is really pressed, _ and afterwards touched up and polished on a at wheel.

Our Cul Glass

itfu]ly:cui When the eulter taken a piece in hand it is perfectly plain on hath rides and every line is rut

and polished hv band.

We control for Chtorlottetnwmthe

product ol the oldest and lament Canadian factory, and feel that we have the very bear in cut glass to offer our patrons '

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jeweler- options I

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TO-NIGH T

E S17. E -3

|`osier’a Ire Cream Parlors

Corner Kent arid Roebford Street.

PLAIN ICES -- Vanilla~-

Chocolate-Strawberiy . . _ I0:

‘ Banana Split - Orange

< Split . . . .._ .............l0c

l 1, COLLEGE lCES~-Straw~ . berry, Pineapple, Cherry,

Walnut Maple, Chocolate 0 ......l ¢

' SUN DAES---Buster Brown, King Ed ward, Sunny Jim. I5 cts each or 2 for 25 cts.

ion Heating .

' I have had nearly 30 years

f experience in solving practic

sl eating problems and know. that I can give you supreme satisfaction on ypnr work.

The patent pressure valve

§ ‘ . and jacket system of heating

` ' at nilnliim cost. Every home ' , is heated tothe proper temp j ;eratttrc and only one stave.

' testimonials and particulars.

Fred Ayer, Middle Backville, la'

Call, write or phone for_

f Midsummer

CLEARA CE SALE

tanley Bros

We’ll need all the room we can obtain in another

week or-two for the new fail goods which have alrehdy commenced to come into stoc k. To get this room all the

lighter goods must go and go quickly.

nydi

,,ré19'__‘» I L This is the finest whitewear department inthe

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25 p. c. Discount

Nigh '

89c

il' 35

‘-75 300

ldresses Shirts

for 75c 68c for 51c for $1.02 21.25 for g4c for 1.32 1 75 for 1 32

2oI4

for 225 2.55 for

awers Corset Covers

4oc for 3oc 45C for 34c

c for 42c 6oc for 45c

vb, 85c for 64c 85c for 6 c

' ‘ $1.00 for 75c $1.10 for 8 c

Childrctfs W hiicwr ar

Drawers

x p 5,

-l ~‘ Skins l ‘° Dresses

“ “ Night- ".-'-"~»r~7v“` 'l “ Pique Coats

dresses

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»§§§Mull Dresses

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25 p. c. Discount ‘E 25 p c. Discount

\7Vhite Canibric Int-autS»S1iP,s

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Ladies’ Shirlwaisls l Ready to wear Dresses

Now for the clearance of all the dll the colored gingham and

white anld colored shirtwaists left white itiusilu dresses in both in Stock, The sizes are 32 - to 4o. ladies’ and children’s sizes at

25 p. c. Discount l 25 p. c. Discount

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_Ladies’ ,Dress Skirts

Six onlv black voile skirts All the black and navy The balance of our wash

56,00 to$io on iight prices cloth and serge skirts in skins in Rapp and (.m,_h

on sale at stock.

-4 off 98c eachlo cliar

Half Price

For l

Silk and Fabric

Gloves

All the silk and fabric

gloves iu black, white, tan, brown, grey and natural.

New

Ladies’ Linen Duslcoats

York styles in these splendid dust

garmentsof naturalrolor linen and grass cloth All sizes 31 to 44 to clear.

l-4 off

25 p. c. Discount

Stockings

All the cotton and lisle

stockings in black and colors on sale at.

l-4 off

Six white parasols left, All the colored dress tuna

““t“"l handles md bus’ llns snticotton voiles in stock ribs.

stoo in we i-4' off

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eady to Wear Straw Hats

l R Y _ l Regular $l.75 to $5.50 for

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