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PARAMOUNT I W

V -FOR-

Quality

Although we are llndoubtedlly tho largest l(‘E

CREAM dealers ill ille Province we have but Une brand which ill perhaps the reason oi' our rapidly increasing business. 'I"he liargest, or smallest grder we receive, is illleli wi-th the same pure wllole~ some and most delectable "ICE (‘.ltEAM” that we ' sl.-rve lll Cllll' Slove on Sullrlysille. We have custom-_

_ tomers in practically every town or village on

the lslnllll, and ur., getting new lures; all the um.,

_ N0 llllll-llllllf' is loo -lurgn or loo snlrall for ns to

hnlllile.

rr PAY; .»to_ \_guy.tn~ this pravhiea.. Houoav _,.ok,re~ 1-11; my

schools e. owth mldsummer

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‘ BOVB You get a base ball ng free Alley & Cu. ,__ 1016

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rl-ls eluate |."r11's steamdii sable

with a cargo of coal. `,’ -

0.5.1 fa cool( noon at Mdictsrion

witlr- each dol'lars_ T_ worth sqld._.-~See~MeKlnnon's. ad. ln this ts- slle. _ _~ 10g3 1 ‘ _ __,i 1

jlflB§.FlNo 1_7o-o_£l=EAr csamtnv f‘Ai-ibntlon is ml_le¢l' to the full page advertisement \,_in--this issue pf the Greaii»Vlf_est_ Life which shows prom- inently the very _important pm the Life, insurance Companies of the Em- Dlrefare taking in their elrorts to help defeat German 'Autocraey and suv. all"'.l’- _ 1000

VALUED SOUV_ENiRS.-Mr. Win.

E. Johnstone. Long River. recently re- ceivf-l a Geflman gas mask and other ilrterestling: t=0uvenirs',_,fr0m his bro- ther, Gunner Arthur P. Johnstone, 2nl.' Siege Battery. formerly me asm. Gunner Johnstone has been at the |t‘ront i‘_or uve-.' a year, having gone to l-‘rance in Mlay, 1016, t

USED AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

King, live passenger, touring, 1914 model, im good running order, . best system starting and electric lighting, new Willard battery. new Dominion Nobhy Trend tires on rear, ali tires Bond, extra riul, new mud guards.- A BARGAIN, Price $450.00 to quick pllrcllaster. W. K. Rogers,

971.0.13M3i.

INDIANS .i_OlN THE NAVV.- -Mic-

-mac indians ol’ Nova. Scotia and P. E. Island have already shown their loy- alty by _enlisting for service in the army during the present war. During the pas-t week two Nova Scotia mem- bers ol' the tribe, namely, Joe Banc and James Brooks, both of 'i‘uft‘s Cove, Dartmouth, and the latter of OMS. have enlisted in the Canadian navy and joined the Nlobe. They are the first of their people who have ever entered the nnvy, and they will he fol- lowed by others. _

AUTOED 1000 MILES.-Yesterday

at 11 o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Wlilianl Bowen and live children, of Lajuma, Colo.. who arrived hy'_1the boat the

%_d@ _ B.

vwallnnr Thursday the 2lm1.lnst.» '

1.'__aouq?lAw1‘ Hauerou Ano 'rav-

_1 ON. -Service next Sabbath in the Pre

_isbyixrian Church at Bonahaw .will be at 11.' Hampton ati! and 'l‘ryon_at 7. " para- c0`0l< noolcat Meltlmien Dl'\lE`CD~.~ wllif Blwh dollars worth

with every. purchale of boys .` ts att-»an1d..See MacKinnon’s ad. in this is-

sue. - _ 1013 ` A srscult Mttrrlne or the 1'.

I. .is dueio arrive in this eitydonlght' M. C. A. Auxiliary will be held

Friday afternoon' ht' 3 -o'elo'clt. impor- tant business. ` = . 1 » 1015

CORNWALI.. ANNOUN¢EMENT.-

Rev. J. l'leall¢y"wi:ill preach next Lord'a Day at North Wiltshire at 11. 18lld Kllllgston at 3, and Cornwall at 7. 1

THE WAR WORKERS' CLUB beg

to acknowledge, with thanks, a dona- t-io_n oi' $25.00 from the patriotic young ladies. who held the chain teas this week. _ 1021

C. G. 8. PRINCE EDWARD-.- The

‘ car ferry- steamer arrived in port yes~ terday at 11 a. m. She brought fourteen passengers and eighty tons of freight. .consiatills principally _ot bay. She sails ay 7 o’c~lock this “mornilng for Plctou. -

VISITING IN HALlFA)_(.- (‘apt.

J. C. Martin, Chaplain oft he 86th battalion. formerly of Montague, P. E. l., was a visitor in New Glasgow Monday accompanied by his wife. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald, Capt. Marilm known to the 85th boys as “Father Martin” is home on furloughas the result of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Martin leave for Halifax, this afternoon and will he accompanied to the city by Mrs. tMajor‘)) John A. McKenzie Hays the New Glasgow News.

NEW COMET IN $KY.- A gigantic

comet, which has beenanslbtiug the attention of astronomers during the lost year, is steadily drawing nearer to the sun and growing more visible as it approaches. According to state~ ments by astronomers. the comet will surpass Jn size and brllllancy all tllose seen in modern times, and will be -at its best in the fall. The comet was dis covered at a great _distance and has been under telescopic observation for a year. The astronomers are now able to line out in its path,- wellup in the northern sky, but it is nc-l yet certain that even at its nearest, it will be visible to the naked eye.

A NEAR ACClDENT.- A serious

A pwvlons evening. let-t Snmmerslde ‘bv double accident was narrowly, al- . _ auto to __i_r_ll1Lt_,~»friend_;_a_in Cape Tmverseltnougn fl1ot,».w_l1olly,» ayerted yester»

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I_CE CRE AM-Wholesale and Retail

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. ` ' ' ' 0 ` ` o o . 1 Tiffany Weddings Rings ' I I

_ . _lust received anew' lot of these Rings direct from Makers in 14 and 18k made to our special order. Quality Guaranteed. Prices Exceedingli' low considering quality A pleasure to show them.

N. Tanton siililfie

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and Vlfl\.°“.¢!°y~` R.ll§r-~.r'lT'he nent. oft seven `-have _mot‘o_1§ ' -f.‘-the_.-'e_l1_tlre'-l~outes- ot 1000 _r1_i1l.l¢s.- from: palums ln their -Ford car-,.»w_l1lch_ is faulty- s__qulp_p'e1l .with ` _a car_l1ln_e_l':_¥' ‘_ou1til-t',»,lnc.l_ud'ing _folding tent. ';b_Bd_S. cooking outfits; beddlngf provisionsi-1.etc'., -an'd.._ha_d»a .-mlost _de~ lightf\ll»_ trip.” _'I-t "is" lwe_nty~n:ine years .s1Eluce,_Mr_;" Bo_vver1'»tvlsit`e-.I 'his home here, anti. itiissjlisti' probable. that bei ml_ly‘ _vet locate _in.`<the°Clarden' Prov-__ mee' ~ -~ f -

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and c uitlneas

Owing to continued ill- ness I: have decided to dispo*se.oij_n`l`y Laundry business and Dremlses. The above ls well and favorably known, being

1. situatein the centre -of i the .City on one of the I busiest ‘streets in the

best business Section, and offers a splendid

' opportunity for any one

wishing iaomake a good

investment. Full. _par- t i cu.la r sobtaiile by calling on or corresgon - _ ing with J. A. We ster,

Masonic Temgle Build-` ing, Grafton t r e e t, ~' Charlottetown, P. E. I.

A. F. Webster

540-5-l8Mtf. '

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17 BUTTON KID HIGH CUT

Listen!! we found a bargain

and have 27 pairs lilo above. They ara-a beautiful aloft kild and va_t_y.`comtt_n-table, _

an/ll.i. ret? wanrlso We-caitodlr you this boot

in all sizes from size 1% up. Theyare regular $7.00 value and away the-r 'cn at

Af f_‘....'1 ‘W-75 ‘

fday .-wllenli-`one!~_'q_f_-fthe f'pop_lllar` _young f men ‘of *the* Royall- Ba-nk. of. Canada.

_while "spee_dln‘i _ on' his =hylte, collided ‘somewhat _ v_l1o` ently wlith' ~ »a cab dgiven by ,Mr;l'Andrew Duncan. The ‘t-ab' wasiuninjured, but-‘the ylouni .nian‘s byke.was,.alightiy damaged by becomingtangled in the carriage wheels and the horse’s feet. In pans- _jn'g under-tlle_c'ab‘the'young man's- coay-_was badly ripped ~acr`or~s the ___haclt. Otherwise the colllsionisis es »csped. ~ _- .' _ '

“AN EXQ£L_l.£_NT‘ RU_BLlCATi_0N. The __Can_ndial1 [P00100 'Railway Colon- ization' and Development Department has just issued an' attractive and most usei’ul_pampblet on llmproved ‘Farms in Eastern Canada, telling ,where such farms-areavailable and giving a description and the appro- ximate value of each. A section of the pamphlet is devoted to each of the provinces from Ontario eastward. the section on Prince Edward flsland, in which 101 farms are litiléd. havin!! been prepa/red by Mr.`.I. E. B._ Mc- Cready, Publicity Commissioner. The circulation of this- pamphlet will do much to advertise the different pro- vinces. “The obieci." as stated in a foreword.” “Ls simply to place before prospective settlera‘a reliable list of improved farms at present available for settlement in_tbe older settled portions of Canada and to give the homeseeker some idea of farm values in Eastern Canada." A preliminary _edition _pf l0,0001.c0pi\es has been priirted and these will be distributed through the companyis many oillces and 'agencies in Canada, Great Bri- tain, the United States and other countries. ln' giving such wide publli- city to the fact that so many farms in settled communities are avaliable. the company le- placing within reach of those who wish 'to share in the ln- creased ».pfroduc.tion campaign an op portunlty of doing so, and it is sin- cerely hoped ' that. through their laudable enterprise some of the many excellent farms now idle wllll in the ndar future, be adding their quote to the much needed food supply' of the world.

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Lowering Th High Cost oi Living

` The women do most of the buying for the home; so we ad- dress this ad. to them.

The housewife can perform

liar "bit" to lowering th., lilgli coat oi' living by buying wisely. When it comes to drugs you must undefmtlmd' that qllalm' ia the true test ot ` cheapneaa. Cheap drugs are worse than

Fvorthlesa, they are often harm» ui. f

Oi' course it coats ua nomo-

thing extra to buy the highest grade drugs, but the increased business which domes to lla beéauae of our ' reputation makes it possible lor-us to give you extra quality. _ and extra service without enlarging you any more than you would often be required to pb! for inferior , good; elsewhere. , '

Johnson & Johnson

The Qullliy Driildori

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sy//nuns

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Viloore & McLeod 1 Ltd.”

I ` 1 ' 119-1211 Queen Street_Cha'r1ott'etown

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Daylight Linen Room 0

Sample table covers in all pure li- nen just 12 left, they are cheap at '

soak up the water in white with the regular price. Sizes 2 yards to |

` fringe and cold. in hemmed. Special 3 yards at for Friday and

for Friday and Saturday 59C Saturday ~ - »

per pair

Bath towels in a large heavy soft

and absorbent one that will _lust

25 doz. damask table napkins made 1 from a good heavy durable yarn, one that has weight and will wear well

Size 221/_» x 221/_» at per

Check glass towelling good weight

'strong and durable. This comes in red check only 25 inches wide regu- lar worth 19c yard. Special 14C dozen - -

d . get yin Huck towels, good strong and du-

A '36 inch madapoian fine soft and rabie for every day wear. This to- evenly woven free from dressing. wel is oing to be sold at less than

This isa splendid cotton that_ ls l`€f<lil.\{;_fQr the need1_e,.36»inches wide, wofl5th`"~20`cf,yard.»"' Special for 1-Friday

_ and". Saturday _ at pert ~

the fac%ory price. Size 20 x 36 int ches hemmed. Special for »Er__i‘day and'-1Sa'turday,_i'.per..i ~ c pair _ ' ,--i_i

' 'ya1"d` _ ` _ ` ' ‘

Hem stitched. tial pillow. ca,'s`es~_in from strong,`1il1eavy

ton, spieridid~wea_rirlg _ lust like linen; ` Size `4_5~ xl36 inches

and

` _Roii.er`1_towelling in the natural co-

A lor~'witi1_.a.red border,_ strong _and

durable,'_just` the thing ‘for the kii:c_l"len.`~‘Special'fo1"Fr1day' »

and:`Saturday at per* yard

` 'tUnbl_e_ac_llet’i twill sheeting_,'stro_ng an_d"d`ura_bie, one -.that w-lil. give splendid wear and is easy to wash

Hem stitched and embroidered

bedspread, st1'ong,'durable with the wearing quality of .good spread.

_ 70.in`ches wide, worth 370 yard. This is a beautiful b’e_dspre'ad_»_fo_r.tlie .

Special "for Friday and Sa- spare room. Slze 21 x-90 in-

turday per yard' C ches at each .

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2 Fight The_ Fly Pest ‘

lt’s Time Now To Screen

Your Windows and Doors

Flies carry germs of deadly disease into homes. and even t n-food. be-

_ sides being extremely annoying on warm close, days. 1 For the health and comfort of _your fam1_l_y protect your home well. f We have a complete llne of both Windows _an Screen Doors.

No. 20, Screen Door téuartered oak flnlsh, 4 lnch_St_yles, Has centre

post in bottom panel, an is a well made Door. This ls one of our best

7 _ " li ‘ .ao ls' li sazxso, 1111113411 s4.l>ri¢e.. _ ..........._.....sl.2o SeuerSN ¥V2&2derll;1:ler?f5§izlfeS 4”xStvllel;c giained quarter oak, and is a durable door forthe

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" ° N .20 f' . .................... ... _ .... _.$1.35

m°neyNvb??§Em§d;e3fSaSn;§::ed(l’ine, w`lf(l:1e4inch nicely Varnished in quartered oak finish. Strengthened by five braces in bottom panel, making it an exceptionally strong doorggrécé 'maeatease".;1.;¢;';.ta1a.a'qa;;;tt.;astil;nal lla 11.1.1.1. somedoor, besides being very strong and durable. Pnce, _ .. .....$2.5i)

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Screens to Fit Every Window

011;- 1mj1|st1;`ble Screens, are made of selected Hardwood. finished ill conceals the rough edges. The following sizes and prices ian etock:- oll. The edges of the wire cloth are entirely covered with wood, which _

No. 21. 14 in. high. extends 20 to 32 in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 20c. No. 1, 14 ln. high, extends ls to 23 la. . . . . _ . . . . .__ 2sc. No. 2, 14 ln. mga. extends 20 to so ln. . . . . . . . . . -.. 3°¢~ No. 5, 22 in. high, extends 22 to 37 in. .. .. _ 35c.

No. 6. 22 in. high, extends 24 to 11 inchee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 38°. t No. 10. this screen is made to fasten outside of window sash. Sizes 22 inches high, and extends from 23 to 36% inches. Price . _ _ .40c. Ea.

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U3 Darin July and August, our Business Hours will be 1 p:m`. Open Wednesdays until 5.30 p. lu.

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