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thus save money . 1918 .

LEAGUE OF CROSS PICNIC.

\ionila\ ul 19 tBedford T

- J y .a _ leave the city at 9.15 a.m. and 2 p

POLICE COURT. - There were no L.0.L.-All who desire their tea be-

. fore going home on July 12th can Sei

it on the Exhibition Grounds, and

THE MINTO-The Minto is in port, help the Orphanage. 1940

' I l in having arrived hom P_\:tou ou Wed- ____

MEDICAL SOCIETY.--The annual

meeting of the P.E. Island Medical

on Tuesday next. Should the weather

will be made t|`\Cnrieton Point.. The

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programme will consist of papers by

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A! ceived from Mr McPherson, Ebenezer, DFS M0N€ill.1;HcEWeu. Williams. MC*

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Lillian, Warwrton and McPhee.

DISCOUNT. - Any person paying. BEAUTIFUL YACHT.-The Ameri-

their electric light bill on ol ‘iefore can steam yacht Alvina arrived h_€\’9 July io, will receive the dlscrunt and yesterday from New Ycrlr vu a crulaa

in Nova Scotian and St . Lawrence waters: .The Alvina. which is owned

on, by Thomas F. Cole, oi New York. is

ming under charter to Mr D. H. Hutchins.

of Ohio who has several guests with

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Band in ;mend3n¢e_ 1930 him on the trip. The Alvina is a

craft of 318 tous net has a s

and peed

5; of twelve knots.

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sational Marvelous Battle Scenes won derfully Staged

and the Ma

S ll C ed picnic at Murray Harbour on .lui

‘ ‘ 1- 'n gm 15th. at an ideal spot. Return fa

Spectacular’Thnulng’Sen te g y 50 cents. Children under twelve

cents. 19

THE DATES _-

STONE SHIPMENTS.-Stone shi

from the port of Wallace to P.E. _

The dredge Northumberland did rapid regimen! f0l'l!lS 8 DUT- DI' Pl‘ill8i9

work in deepening the harbour at the SHYSI " Saw Y0l_ll' husband B dll! 01'

k C ° wharf or the Company and me "quarry *W0 asa- He la iu Slilciidld health and

AU I“¢ide“t Qf the hdian Love audi water chili-lrPgiiiilcliolurhfngirrsinisriix

n town" is oing to have a bus summe

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-Amherst News.

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Q well known in Charlottetown, w

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Enjoy

every minute of the day with the wonder-.

Featuring Miriam Nesbit

. " . I OF LOCAL INTEREST.-The ite

and Charles Ogle away Monday &' d`i"day Percy G. Cotton, curate of Glace Ba

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Mr Cotton has done good work Cape Breon. and at hearty welcom

Bostflll, via Halifax and Hawkesbu Slif- brou ht an avera e car o T

.\liss A. McPhee, Miss M. McPhc

y DR PRINGLE AT FRONT.--The

ro Sydney Post says: ln a card (un- 25 dated) to Mrs Richards of this city. 35 Rev. Dr Pringle (who is well known

in Charlottetown) stated that he was

p. leaving the following day for the

MONDAY, TUESDAY ments are now being regularly made front, adding that he was to be attach-

1, ed to the brigade ot which his son’s

r_ likes his duties. l trust he will be

spared to you. My boy has been at the front for two months and thus

v, far is untouched. I leave for the front y, tomorrow and am to be with my son’s as brigade. It will be 3 great comfort

elected rector of St George's Church, i0 be Deal' llilll- I 1109*? U10 3501 _‘fill

1 !__=___£ New Glasgow, at a large congrega- be 11281' me if tile? E010 U19 TWU!-

i tional meeting Wednesday evenin

in AN UNREASONABLE HORSE. -

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9 A farmer from ‘one of the anti-auto-

awaits him ill his new field of labour. lli0bii@ 80000115 ill ille l’l€i8llb0fil00d Of

Charlottetown. drove into the city the

THE EVANGEUNE.-The Evango- other dai' for thc purpose of sirius a

uno arrived in Charlottetown last dairiaiistfalwii Of tlicvdauser io which or(-ning after a fair voyagesfroru drivers cf crdiuari' ries are subjected

_ when they come in contact with the

, _ g g 5 _ :Ke dreaded auto. llis horse was a par- following passengers came by herz- iifuilifii' YIGFVDUS Ode- Slliffi al ever?- .lliss K. Parks, A. B. roland, E. H. thins it saw. was scared uf ilic cows nose, urs 1. T. Bull ami 2 children, uri thc farm and wciii literally into Wm. Johnston, Mr and Mrs J. McGinn, fits at slsht of a livc clothesline- Tak- _uiso F. 1. Chandler, D. H. Carroll, iris cvcryihliis hreakablc out of his

carriage, an old one whose conversion

0, A .vires E. l.. chappellmtolr willc,1lial»el iiito Scrap would iiicaii iw liccuiiiary Saunders, Elliott Saunders. W. P. Han- disadvantage. he drove cautiously

° -k_ M_ _]_ Rl- d, Mi M_ M __ down to the vicinity oi' the Victoria

l"(bLrmick, Mrs liiimliennesiy, (‘l1a;_ llotel where autos were in evidence.

\ir-Arm G D Moir, 'ilrsR B Cllrr

|¢_ There were some half a dozen autos.

A1),-‘(2 C1 young K_ Johfrggénl John some of them in motion, others stat-

~ suvniams coulrr.-l in s

There “fe U0 “dull m°m¢nt5" ‘f there rome court yesterday the glare if 'lille tcrwarda hc remarked that although

isa Vidtrola in the home-the world’s Provinrial For co., Ltd.. of Ne

- ~ - _ lirllllswick, v. R. C. Grant. of Cha

greatest singers’ muslclans and enter lottctown. action to recover balance il0l'5e W0Ui‘i ifllmeliialeiy ill'0C€9d t0

Johnston. Mrs K. Wright.

ionary and with their motors in opera- tion an ideal medley for a demonstra-

D. tion. ln relating his experience af-

W he was not scared, he said his prayers r. before going in and he expected the

tainers are always ready to sing to rlue on certain blue foxes claimed to climb a telephone vale or at the least

you and use you and the w0rld,s hmm hem, sold 10 defendant mme on to hunt for 3 distant gutter to hide in.

for hom-mg before Mr Justice Fitz. What was his amazement wllen.tlle

- I ' gg A _ _ fmeél' bands and dance orchestras will ge;-all ,mil jury The case Wcupied tlmirl horse refused to even look at provide perfect music for dancing r “"1 g"‘*“i‘1l' Pall °f the dal' and at me ““‘°“ ‘md \’“‘"d by “im” Wm a

- alljollrlilllcnt evidence on behalf

of snort ot contempt. He then trailed

. . tl c plaintiff t'll b 1 1 _ one of the autos. passed it. was passed

can at any “Hlsl Masters voice" Tile lllatterswivlis she resizullgedg ‘llilxs ll? it and Bliii H0 Sign 0f`l’€C0Slli\i0ll °¢°‘°f'~°» and 1°* him “"°W Y°“ "“° .‘.“°..°‘ll".'“°‘.°.;‘ t:s:‘..2¥.;.;“;'.:‘;:;.:i“:.i.. .i.‘.‘i...';f:.“

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Vl¢i1'0i35 that are 5PeCi2ilY Suitable and \\'. E. Bentley. K.C.. for plaintiffs, unable conduct of his horse and de-

, for your summer cottage or camp. and J. J. Johnston, K.c., for defendant. Clafed in the Presence ‘lf Willleases

that he never again wanted to iiear

_ Q _ WEDDING sstts.-st. Patriclcs auythlus about autos llarliis liuraca-

-:1-_~‘_¢_..§--'= 1., j-§;_'>’f-.;;<F'j'» (-liurch. Fort Augustus, was the scene *ml*-i

_."1-' ~?;‘__'~'.‘3"" ._ A of a very pleasant event on Tuesday “WHEN HOT DAYS c0ME'°’Tli°

morning.; June 2th, when Mr. Mlcha

_ ;-/5; -6'"-,';§j.§_"§.f,-3; .iurnag an, Tarentum. and Miss Min- _;-_.-.l..`;'_;_;?'s___§_~,,'- ‘._»;/11,.-.1-/_-:~'“";{~{_,'7__§ me punpm-_ Johnston-B Rue,-' were juice. with its snappy, fruity, aromat- ~_'->; _"' ~~15!'_‘ -; .t;,":.;__-VL_f*"=_»_;-; unitcd in marriage, Rev. A. J. Mc-

fg._._;‘¢;»i;_;;’f,,_ Dorra;<luomolutln1|, me bride was Well as a auuiuiai' luxury- lt keeps '»;.’5_`-,-` -;'_'.-~';j`~,-"7" 2-‘-','.-,-'gf taste u y attirrl ill wllite silk vol : /-*__ with 180° trimmings and hat to match the pure fruit acid tllat the system

' .5_ ff- I ' and cilrricd a bouquet oi’ White peo- need* Else Will' is it siiplilied by

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9| happy coolness of Montserrat Lime

Fruit Juice. This healthful golden

ic flavour, ls a summer necessity as

le you well, it does you good, it supplies

.~ »;§;.;.§_-_ 2-4 - nies. wlult- me lr.-iur-rrrmu. Miss Lena the Bfltlali Gavcriiuieiii iii auch large

":~"\~'-_~ -’ - Murnagilall, sister of tho groom, wor

9 quantities to the Navy and the Exped~

‘\- a yew gwngy. dress- of C0 enha en ltlonary forces? The reason is. it

0 keeps people healthy and is a most

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, silk with loc t 'mul d h t t

Vldtfola V match M,-_ Yiyarggs lpllfgns tim br-:th r satisfying, cooling beverage, for a hot

\l\'ii.‘l i5 lea-inch. double-sided _Victor Records (30 selections. vnu: bn

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' of the bride, acted as best man. Th

own choice). $66.50

' Sold on easy terms, if desired

Other Victrolas from $21-00 to $305 ( on easy decorated for the occasion with lliacs payments if desiecl), and ten-incll, double-sided and f9l`llS Hilti ill fl'0!1l Of the bride

_ Victor Records at 90C for tllc two selections at

any "His li/laster's Voice" dealef°s in any town or city in Canada. Write lor free copy of our 450- page Musical Encyclopedia listing over 6000 Victor Records.

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Lenoir Street, Montreal

Di-1ALi'J¥5 IN EVERY TOWN AND CITY

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Donagh. .sang the wedding Mai-is, as- sisted by Mrs. Beagen, who presided at the organ. The church was nicely

on an ornamental table was placed by the pastor, Rev. A. J. McDonald, a beautiful white lily. Alter the cere- nlony was over the bridal party walk- ed down the aisle to the strains of the Wedding March. On leaving the church the party drove to Charlotte- town, returning to the home ot the bride'a mother, wllcre a number of invited guests partook of at well pre- pared dinner by Mrs. Dunphy, ably assisted by Mrs. Joseph Snlith. lilr. Thomas P. Beagcn, Johllstonls River, very kindly supplied some fine gru- phophone music. and Mr. Charles Walker, Johnston's River, and Mr. Thomas Dunphy, Peakos Station, were violinists. The afternoon was plon- santly spent in music ond dancing until supper, after which all drove to Mr. Murnaghan's home, where dallc- ing was indulged in until a late hour,

F_l _ I I' 1 and alter thanking Mr. and Mrs. Mur-

naghan for their kind reception, all

departed for their homes well pleased

t with the evening's amusement.

’ ’ 0 ::NEW HAIR FASHIONS. -Pufia

Victrola Headquarters

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4 _ _A 144 Great George Street, Charlottetown _

e no trougle closet flush tank--one that

our . is guaranteed to do away with all

former flush tank troubles. _

Of course you will want to see this

i new tank-you’ll want us to prove to _ , your entire satisfaction where, why and how it is superior-;-well, we're

_ ablézaalntlt to do this. ti d a; _ ‘ ' a - shea? an me an ,i q _ let us show you splendid line of lg; _ 1 ._ these tanks now on display.

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. F you are dissatisfied with that old- `.`\`

` ` * Read ' I fashioned, always troubiesometank _ , ' ~ - of yours, you should be interested in , 1 \

AbOut E' ltnowin that we have here now a new Y .\`

Curls and Braids are the new c reation in Hair Goods. We welcome their re- turn. Mrs. White is always pleased to demonstrate the new styles at Queen Hotel. 1843-6-26-Mit. e _ -_ ,_ 3| _ - #__

day Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice

e . de was me re{,ip;em_ of many beam is refined from cultivated Llmes

tiful presents. Mr. J. T. Beagen.

grown in the beautiful Island of Mont- serrat. All leading druggists and grocers have lt. Get the genuine MONTSERRAT.

¢ i 1 y

C 5 The Central Gum-aims I A

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EVER since the English &_ Scotch

Woollen Co. have been in busi-

ness they have made a specialty of $15 Made-

to-Order Suits and Overcoats, not only be- cause there are countless men who do not care

to pay more, but also because we knew we could tailor a splendid suit at that figure. We have taken such pains with our $15 garments that we have built up a flattering $15 Tailoring Service.

.Of course our Tailored-to-Measure

Suits must not be confused with the average $15 Suits and Overcoats--

they are so much better in every way that comparisons are out of the reckon- ing. We do not buy manufacturers’ made up lines. Our “Direct from the Mill" Wooliens are made up-in our own work-rooms-to the special order of our customers and to fit the demand of the hour.

Our idea in thus specializing is to create and maintain such a distinctive

$15 line that no other tailor or store can posi-wily duplicate either style or qua- lity at the price. The result of our efforts is mat there is from $10 to $15 more actual value in fabric and workmanship in our $15 garments than in any other $15 line on the market. Give us your order today.

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HICK -SWOLLEN LAN -

illat makeitllorse Wheeze, G ` D Roar. have 'rslck wins \~

or Choke-down. can be

reduced with -

also any Bunch or Swelling. N0 blister, nO hair gone, and horse kept at work. Con-

cenllmted-oniy a few dregs required at an application. S2 perkbgtalef elivered.

B00 ree. 5 A_BSORBlN`E, JR.,antiieptic liniment for man- killd, reduces Cysts,Wens, Painful, Knotted Varicose Vemt, Ulcers. Sl and S2 a bottle at ¢&::illc;=£|i&éie'll;;rfi¢ii ‘Book ‘.‘.%'idence" £3. Aliiorhille and Allsalbille. Jr.. are lldc in Clnldl.

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Summer

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Bathing Shoes 45c pair

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Wear This l’atriotic'i Badge

_ and heip the Island Pat-

riotic und. Price 10c each. Proceeds to be given to The Island Pat-

. _xcfhildrt-n'.rsandais and I Sneakers. i

5 La¢lies’Wliite Canvas

Pumps _ and Shoes, but- toned or laced

1.25, 1.75

PRICES l 2.10 or 2.35

Men’s Canvas Slices

whim and srowii

, rtziciis 1.'os to 2.25

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_ What We Do to Satisfy You

We would rather pay any man the price of a suit than let him go

away with the slightest reason for complaint, and I will bc glad to hear, personally, from any _customer who feels that he hasn’t received the attention, workmanship or tit that has made our Suits at $15.00 famous. We are busy, but never to busy to give a fair and square deal to every man. lf we don’t plaase you, tell us; if we do, send your friends along.

\ FRED’K GAREAU

J English & Scotch Woollen Co. Supt. of Branches Maritime Provinces

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Mal] Tailoring Mali orders are coming in from farther and farther k_ afield and our swell clothes are replacing the “rural” ind. iVlen_ who were never able to hold their own with the “City foiks” are today enjoying the satisfaction of being well dressed for less money through our Mall Order Dept. Send for samples, measuring char_t_-and style book. __

Address 158 Richmond Stl, Charlottetown. " ` ' .I .

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