ries 'rwo

s'ms'ros~AI»!» 1

.- s. ___

f Round ‘ _Shoulders

are often seen and those having them generally have weak lungs -they are a natural consequence.

If you want strong

lungs, rhrow your shoul- ders back, thereby expan- ding the chest and allow- ing the lungs full play. Ii you have already formed the habit of stcoping, put on apair of our easy to wear.

English Shoulder Brace

These are something new, strong, comfortable and well made. Wehave them for boys, girls, men and women.l.et us show you them. Price $1. 50 each.

J., G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

Fi

Dainty Wedding Gifts

in silver deposit ware

including

Sugar and Crenn1s..Sl.80 pr up Tru >ets ........ ................$IJ.00 Marmalade dishr-s.......$2.25 up Salt Shakers ...............$L50 pr Butter plutes....... ........$l.75

G, l'l. Taylor

Iewelcr Optician

LOA VES

Ca1neron"s

Home - Mlade

Bread

To Whom li May Concern

Between June ooih, 1913 and

D.-cember 31st 19131 want to sel 53000 loaves "\_`a1ncro11`s Home Made Bread."

To do this, wc arcputting out ar.

extra iinequnlily loaf Please try our bread.

Ewen Cameron

iiiliti'

All tho lu-st grove rs sellC amr-ron 's Bread

Montague Black l"ox Ex- I

t h ings Correrponderce holicited

L. M. McKinnon, Manager

Moulagus, P. E, I.

Aol15Vlm ,

_

l i

li0Tl:`L VliNDOME

To those who enjoy Home Co_m- fort, Good Service and Cuisine at reasonable rates

Register at the Vcndomc

I9 Water P trnet.Oharlottatown P.E.Isiand ANBW Horns., wi-h svrrythins' lbw'

iuteiy brand new and np~so-date. Good accommodations for tourists.

ltates from $i.50 Up Per Day

George Pursey. prop. 5-2-4Mr~.u 1 mo

V

Juno Sale of men s

clsihingia now

m¢n's 20.00 suits

at $13.00 O. SIB 00. Suits at 'Pali Price

never

without it want the

THE GU N f°fu=»°*°°'*°°

l - asked for it, and

A ' ` .. ;=.;.'.`L»`..l.».»`..£l..L.|.$2-3 .- » uc i11»'»'i'l§»-1l'3=r»'li`1'i.'.'.i».Z....'._.'.............1.sz 2 ” “°°" "° B '° Nswssod lair. Das _...|53 mwuos sm. msn l1|»¢su..l.1z Q us

§'Boad Oloa l\` Uharlottetnwu gp-Branch Omen- at Bu-nmsrside.

Aibsrton. Bonrls andlonssxus.

9 snare in the deisuos,,,ot.thc Empire. of which we are an ihtclrll part, and we do want the Mother Country to know that we and recog- nize our duty in assisting in our com-- mon defence, and this can but bc

f done ln the nrst instance by the

means outlined in the Naval Aid Bill. _____

IDVEKTISIHU.

Advertising is todny the power

which removes mountains, the lever which lifts enterprises and proiscts and undertakings oil the dead level, or out of the mire, and places them where they may have lite and growth. Bo generally is this recognized that no enterprise worthy of the name is undertaken without ample provision being made to KNO if! B11* tractions and its advantages all possible publicity. And certain it in that no enterprise devcudius upuu

MONDAY, JUNE 13. |913

THE REBSOII WHY.

What has,most surprised the Brit;

ish reviewers of the Naval contrcr versy here has been the bold, bald assertion of Sir Wilfrid Laurier that "Canada owes no gratitude to Brit- sin. If Canada has received -money on loan from Great Britain it was not given because of sentiment but simply because Canada could furnish the security and could pay the inter- est."

One of the most prominent English

Liberals, and a world-renowned finan- cier, Sir Edgar Speyer, replies with an authority behind him which com-

pletely takes the ground from be- ,_ it ,th *_ neath Sir Wi1frid's feet. “Canada and pllbllll llllillolllllge llllll lllll W llll the rest of the Dominions and depend.; such Publ city'

Modern commercial life is a splen-

ifllcllf ltllly lltlly lglllllill dollars ayllll, did illustration of the value of ad- llsll ll llllls ' an ge 8 billion and ll vertislng, so much so that the con- qllllllll more ol Blmlh money than cern which is not kept constantly in they would but for the fact that the the public eys by means of iudicious

borrowers belong to the Empire." t d Put on the lowest basim that of and persistent advertising is des ine

financial interest, it pays for us to belong to the Empire, and if it pays us, it is our boundsn duty to mater- ially assist in the defence of that <!0l111tI`y. As Mr. Donald Nicholson, iM. l’., put it the other day, the Em- pire is all one body politic of which the heart is the United Kingdom. Should the heart be pierced, the life blood would be drained from the

whole body. It is our duty _go px-0- tect the heart from attack, for we may rest assured so long as that is safe all will be well with the other parts/ A Navy strong enough to

,Protect Great Britain protects the Iwhole of the Empire. Any weakness at the base spells disaster to the

_whole. This is so plain and sslf-evi- dent that he who runs may read its vital importance. Yet we have peo- ple nirily talking about Canada ow. ing no gratitude to Britain, that is, n wish to return a kindness, thank- fulness. lf it be not a kindness on

nection with strictly commercial en- terprises, ths promotion of specula- tive proiects' and similar undertak- ings. The success which has attended the efforts 0! the Immigration Dc- partment in advertising the special advantages of certain portions of the country, the stream of immigration, permanent and tourist, that has fol- lowed advertising. campaigns conduct- ed on behalf of summer resorts `in Canada and elsewhere, bsvsumnis- takcably demonstrated the value oi this class of advertising, and we n now in ever wideawake cit in

In our own provincé the appoint-

ment of n Publicity Agent, wisely se- lected, has done very much to direct 'the attention of the outside world to our special advantages, Mr. McOready

iilllilntrilcllz-lllugol olrlill ¢ynll,l:;l,llceColllll;ly to lhas used to the best pcissible advan- commonweinth to Suppl’ is 'tags the iunds placed at' his disposal. population aéd capita, yto demo since his appointment- to this nn our untold resources what in tbl; plllllllllll llosllllllll lllll llllllllllllll lllll llll name of the Eng,iBh’1augua e mit? ceiyed more practical and Prodtsble Si, Wilfrid can only argue gthat 8 advcrtisi”ng\»thsn».cv'er before. And Canada furnishes security and B yet there is room and need for more.

Pay” w t b d n received

h . t . _ e no e y correspon e cs ll ll gl llllesll on the money the Moth from' other cities and towns through-

ized gzllilly lllllgzlctlilll' hence there out Canada that, in addition to the

0 gm ll ll' no thankful' re ulsr advertising bureaus, a regu-

. ‘ ~ l g

ness, xt is merely a business transac- [lar and systematic advertising ,,a_m_

f2§"'...’§“'i...`I."”.`°.f..”.'.°i‘..'.‘.l ".f.."l`§.§§°F§; Wg" ‘° "mg °°“““°*°“ by °°'“'“°" interest were we face so face with cllll llllll llldlllllllllll lllllllll allll by llllll the problem of national defence which lllllll llllllzllllll lll lll lllllsl llllll llll

t th Po t Office c ncclling

_ s ance e s a

the a.sl;:_e1;ce7 of thc British fleet would stamp is made to ,do duty in advep

£2238 deze; ,ill these yelirs we hal” tising some of the city’s' attractions. creasing ourll n§til;li1li1llll\lsllel;.lltll1 ills Alllllllllllllllg Ol lllls llllllll ls lllllllll have become the most pn; live. The little printed slip enclosed

g‘°"“l"°1 lem t mens ae-

and pros er d _ _ _ h in a private r o a ,

P ous Omlmon n t e En” scriptive of some special attraction,

Illllll' Illlllll vllglil have been habla to ac' is almost sure of being read and pre- comp is t s solely an simply be- ed si .1 rl -the rinted sum

cause wc are r h hith t. lllllll l‘ mln ll ll l ' 0 ave er 0 been' attractively gotten up, enclosed in s

Elcxe iz the Naval protection “the business letter may fall into the _O er olmlllly`d Now l'h8't_ Protec' hands of some one preparing for a lm" is threalene by the menacing summer holiday. In any case per-

lllllllfglsg ol ,the German ljlavy’ which sistsnt advertising, kept up continu-

ln “lil have attalne “strength ously, and judiciously, may be de- grcater than the United Kingdom pended upon to have its enwt It is can safely allow without endangering th t h dv "min has

Zglgléstliundfél in léwtlves of the this season of the year msn and wo *Fm ,__ (ga y O “nada and the men in the congested cities are plan-

pl ll is not 8 policy of pollti' ning their holiday trips A dss'crip~

t lk, f _ -

lirlill Corlrlillir-;l;l €:l;;l¢yll;:,ell:;;mE;; and would be an irresistible invita.

' tion to come and enjoy it.

or on <1 1 ~ _ 11 e,,a,ll(;,l;nflv ‘gg assistance in Im very effectively supplement tha excel-

p . c

ll ll ll ended thmle' °‘l' llent campaign novn being carried on

, r Fielding, Sir George

Ross and their coueagues_ the “__ :ithout _§n_due,cosi_:i. Suitable libxa.

as she well-nigh was, Canada could

would merely have had the Rainbow wh ld with s British crew on the Pacidc 0 woll “gr” l‘° m.l’rlbul'° them'

Halifax. These are the sole points oi

Senate would like to father him. In our article' on community eo-

tion. But to ignore or deny sn obli- 0°* 10111* 1*! 141'- Bflilford and Mr-.1

'rhs Mother Country docs not waht I0l\1“°1°°l- A1¢110\1l'h lcon rivalry

mourn- country, and do want to have ticul bvius

gatlon does not 'disprove its exist- 3411?. Wshadeuo intention cr desire d M ' | ‘U VH My “M gn; gm", jam, f ,,,c,_ so minus ess work of axnungi 0,-. "1 Gm,” °" C ' ° - ‘ . 1-' °

¢l_00l

hill

_ have

diilsrsocss have _\

arisen. -~_Wit!i 'to the Abe-

l"°1*'» "1‘°“ 'W4' "°'° °.°°¢’“’“*'°‘1, A New 'mos which In nm nmuasa 1° ““‘1°' °P°°1°.1 °1f°“m'*°“°°°~ ‘W as urs mcse Prlmluvs var .

the City Council the other day, this gMw,,¢."¢

is sn organisation with a record in UM" ma um _Wy _ . d an

_ s

isliililltliltllilsr hlsile tTollrivkcl|l‘ll¢illh llll us' °1` P-P“.`._,,__ by L F_ l1lfl_lolll»l.a’ll1\» 111°

' ’ ° ' But tl” H9011 il Presented of the ‘expedition

peculiar point we wish to emphasilc time w¢|_ "ng .°“¢_~\,,' mg Brmm is ' that thee Abegweits open their Ornithologlsts' Union -to explore the grounds just for such a purpose ns 111"°1'1°i1' 131 D‘1¢°11 1`1°W‘ 911111.95: T119

l'¢P°rt is of considerable general ln-

Mr. Bradford and Mr. Reilly have in tem" on umaunt ot un n~°w~n°e ol

V1°W- N0 Y°\1DK mon il Drsvcliibfl pygmies `dls§_overod. the most primi- uslng the ground for any game such tivo yet encountered. their civilisation as football or baseball, and no ‘1::1;‘h5e 1; .1.11,‘~::l1:"°'£l"&t| 1°:::_ 111,11” 1-11” charge is made except in the case of W mv? “ga -02,230! igtfgaxl lawn tcn.nis,_and even here. the sub- m°|»‘.||¢y_ any 1, not pousawd by scription, $2, is less than that cbarg- other primitive--tribes that might be

d b th it t Viet ,.1 k 5_ mentioned. For instance. the cxplor

P , _ `

llrhe li'b°§lW:itsyallso as ils vllellllklnovln B" ‘mind um 'men tl’ be extremely

' ' ' modest. The were reatl smbarras

Y 8 Y '

M0 'WUI' B°\1°l`0\lB Mid W1111l1R 110 sed when asked to remove the curious place their grounds and stall at the bags they carried upon their backs. disposal of public schools and the g1,°‘_1ggth'i11°7`W,l‘2:`_° °1'11°1`W2;’ ;_1;°1£1l3"l‘:

ng. ey seem n

Y. M. O. A. on the occasion of their it an impmprlety to Mucha ,_hem_ 3111111111 11°1‘1 ‘11‘Y°- P°1'11111" MT- selves oftheso bags in the presence Reilly intends to promote thc com- of white msn, and when they were munity idea, 11; would be wnurqr hun 1u<1u°°d to take them ui! ther 111-

v ri bl ti t f t to do

_ a a y re red~to he ores

1° tl” "1" ‘““““°° °° °°°k tl" °° so. ana than basnrulxy returned to the

sting insti - ‘

operation of cxi _ tutions. wma, mem They ,_,,.e_ wpuemuy' an

inoi1'ensive~ race. and there was no

evidence of the bloodthirsty character-

istics that distinguished certain of the

sir:-In the editorial in this morn- Purucus- .

a snlsb..-. But been occasions

‘to go to the wall or, at best, to eke ingrs Gum-dum on Gommunity coop, Mon 4 F." 6 "wh" T." out a miserable existence. eration a wrong impression is given _ Th, expedmon took meuuremnu Until recently the vdlue ot advertis- 1l\ 511° Blilltellliillt 12118* 11119 81'°““‘1° 01 of about forty adult men, most of them

_ Association have not

h b iz d ly i con- uw Alwgweit in the prime of life. Their average

mg all llllll llllllllllll ll llll ll 11°°11 11`°° 1°' 15151111115 P“1`11°5°° W 311 height was found to he 4 test 9 inches,

11018 Bild YOURS H1611- Il! al m\\°11 B5 ` some of them being less than 4 feet the article is based on information 5 |n¢_|,eB_ and the average hams made Elven by H10 I W1B11 110 BtB»f»° 1118*- up probably by the inclusion of a few during the 1511119 W111¢1\ I URW R11'-IWD half-breeds, the product of a union oi the grounds that they have been op Papugng and pygmles_ The _explorers en to the use of the public with0\\‘ emphasise the fact that they did not My fee. Bild I W0\l1d 11°*- W1911 B11! look like stunted men who might have ilnPl‘GSSi0D t0 8011 0-N084 011111 N101' been bigger, but like miniature men was not the 089°- ' Theyars cleanly built and active, with The Wh0l° 011160- ill Dilihlllg this well-made legs which were in contrast matter is not with the idea of knock to the thin-shanked Papuans. This ing our one. or any club as such. hui feature is explained by the fact that to get our citizens to thinking along they dwell in the hills and 'hlllmen co-operative lines and to ses the pos- as a rule'have well-shaped. muscular sibilities of better conditions, bettsi legs. The color of their skin is palsi supervision, and n stronger -moral up» than that of the Papuans, some oi lift to the whole community. It ir them being almost yellow, 'but since not the ob ect to boost an or an they were one and all indsscrlbably

ii d ' v ` v i v s - Canada a systemotized, direct; nntiiizatlon of any kind. My whole ider dirty it was difficult to be certain matics, pubucit agen” .is to bring about the best conditionr what their natural color was. 8- NMI! 1’ Y ' possible and make nu or the inter- oily mixture that they smeared over

ents of young men and boys help to themselves making observations on wa,-ds mei,-_ mg;-51 and spiritual bet.; this point fruitless. The hair is short, te,-ment woolly and black, but some of-them

1 ,,m_ gif' atm mix a. sort of lime or mud in it to

' ` (;_ J_ REILY give a lighter appearance. though Mr.

._.__._._.____. ~ Wollaston is of opinion that he saw

asoasoaosssasaoaaosaoa s s0m6gel1llll1ebI‘0Wnhall’Bl110ll§lll8

. men.

- ;M1lNiYu°uPE0PlEi “°.:.:r.'."':.‘1'.:.'“..:::"‘::.

Y E S

"0 0 a 0 s s 0 s s a s 0 a a a o a a o s all at B °°m1m1lat1ve1y early 115°|la1"11°11511

most of them wear no covering upon

.The Vancouver Sun qilers eongratu- their heads at all. The nose of the lnnonn to Mr. Henry Curtin Shaw, nvsmv is struisht sud very wide at Purina Magistrate and Judge of the the uwrilr. sud the uurer lin ofuumv Juvenile court, who wan born in 1° very iouz and curiously convex. Prince Edward Inland on June 1z_ T110 ever. 10°. are noticeably lurse 1g53_ and round, giving the pygmies s some

_ what melancholy. and dog»like-look.

_:___ ___-.__ _ _ _ _-__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The ornaments are few and simple,

` ` *' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` and tattooing appears to be unknown HON. among them, though they followed the

custom of piercing the ears and nos-

""l""""-‘fr"""`-‘-“-“-’-“-'Y'-‘ UUE. and in the slits carried bits oi

Hon, Adam B¢¢_k's faglger, B gennam polished bone and other curious trin-

fq ymgd me ww" of §,,den_ Waterloo kets. These pygmies dwell in no county, 0n¢,g|~|°, and Adam Beck was regular villages, which may explain hom the;-9 on June 20, 1g57_ A Ge,-mm. the fact that they have escaped the cansd1nn.M1-. neun can nuns for nun- ulwervuiivu of ex1>l°rers~ until the self. ana, in the instance of the Hydro Dfereui iiluu. but wander auwus the electric Power System, hp has thought 11111* 5111111151111! °11 1`°°fl» 11.121115 9-1111 for a- million or two other people- 9111111 5111111818 BB they can snare or ont"-10_ H, was egucgted' at Rock, kill with .their bows. Their huts are wgod Academy and Tamiya Grammar remarkably well constructed of palm gghoqi, 051|; He hu been a busy leaf fans. and the pygmies occupy

tm.” .of veneenng and mm lumber metal tool or instrument they use is and cigar boxes, he has factories in 11' 111111111 W°‘1K°'911°P°|1 P1000 01 1I’°i\» 105305, To,-ohm, Mmm-9,] and Wim one inch by two inches, inserted into nipcg. That the busiest man always 11 W°°d°11 115111119- T111'~t11°Y 115° ‘.5 11'" qw most um, tb do mms! ls an axe, and the explorers say, that gnmprmed in M,-_ Beck He is B with no other implement they have gnu bumneu man, M, interest in cleared many acres of dense forest, Nusa,-‘ power |, . houwhoid new and have even felled trees of twelve but he 1, mom. He is ,_ leading sph." or fifteen feet in circumference after

' known a suc a e g ~

her position as Mistress of the Seas. 1111119 1731119 l8l1l\B1/¢-1\6 White Dil-sus me mn °f many w°°k11'

It is under these circumstances mal? pimms 2680?” §lB“;_';“i_s1°1:h°;: Siberoulosls, is a member of well T"1b°° w1111°1l1* 11011910” ’ll‘

that ML Borden launched his Naval W 8 61' H 11l'_H _H V I1 8 hgtzwn sociri clubs, and as s horssman They are Bro makers, snd_by fric- Aid Bm outlmin tent ti H Prince Edward Island, and it is quita _Lo s as we known in__Now York and tion of a piece of rattan and tindor ___ which- every Gina di 8 ve Emk cy safe to infer that similar advertising M__1:d°l131e;l1: :;vl1_;°1`v‘£1_“_°-t__g3_;’l3\ M17- '£11111 .1-11°? _;>8llTl;_l'0dus8 B bléue in s few

a an may a ca ld b 1 b t th lt - _ _ _ es, n_,_ e aecon _s, ey are won erfully export &

,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,d,,_ A, the Mining, 0, T;__‘;§ :m°‘;__w _;B::;“‘_’__ ';':;‘____‘: :1£d}?._ Besides M1-s. neck is a- una ,ln uns mr, and seemed to think the _ _ ` °

Finance remarked it is the fruit of l ll B l ‘ » " -- mulch” M me exlllllllllllll a' sms” ‘ml M P E I no intrigue th 'csult _ America that have greater attrac , provement on their crude methods. 1 "nge" ' ' °

1 9 1` O DO C0 YO- ‘ . ' - '

_ 1111> nous than Prince Edward nianu. at . 1°* N°“1° T111’ 1’Yl“11°F “° °“ ff1°'1d1Y °°r,1“l Office 6| Quom Street '

'A flat spray nozzle 'forgarden _hose -W1'-11 1119 PBDUBDB Of, 1118 l°W0l‘ 00011!!!-

possible to apr-inxue clone to the edges* Dulles of barter- They :row tobacco of walks without wetting them iu the hills. sud the Puvuaur do nut.

Polar Circle the S di h _ t Q 8 has bum it nyurollelieciriollllrililllrilrllllilo *i 1111' 111° °*P1°'°" "°f° ‘M1110 W pmvide power for ,_ ,.am.°.d in up discover it._but of course they absence

Sir Wilfrid Laurier has been talking ' ` 1 ‘ of a latisfacto di 1 ' - ‘

'rain method or aavmlnin .wnum luud- , - 1'" “‘° “"1 ° °°“'°“' ~

1. 1 u _ lu t ur ~ 11 r _ . t

sa on wou proven e exo ango o

-M' | g ` ideas on abstract subkcts. The

' °v W "lm" - Papuans seem to be little better off,

_cn be more correct. mer river.-n and ,bran I, the to um “bum ___ me _A motion picture camera which rm, they have no ,.,,“m,, ,,m,,,,._ ,md __ r. The Canada Life is the only Canadian Company whose

seas and oceans and floods of talk b g 8 ll y 8 y ‘1°° °°1'V°° °'11'111°l1’1'°~1°°1111l 111°°111119 nm M | gh tr ted l _ .ici S h » - . ~..» sir Wumd M _ Y and could be mods very extensive only which uses _glass plates instead _oonwgpi °__eyl°<::_voen_sre ea will P0 e ave doubled through p oiits. _

I

of lms has beshfporfsoted in Europe 'ml °m°l'°‘"l 11"' ` l Caution A slnst loaborgl

1 t i _ ure cou s provi ed by the pro n- _ 8 , j ' ,__ lmll all llllmll ml that it Great Brit cial Bovornment, covsrinl the whole ”"l'=""' 'Al Ill sddlilvllll llf0S\l&l‘d llllnlt 3* Y°u need Alsumncei as “ P1l°1e°l~1°11 and ‘S 311 lnv¢.°t`

aiu had been at war with Germany. province, and by the dlilar-one Bog;-gg ::Almqnd_ l _ Q,-“_u_‘_ 1| ioebergs one transatlantic passenger _i‘|lent. _‘ _ _

th b g y fstoamen is carrying s 72,000 dis- .

have done nothing rn asain ner. sne °l T'°d°’ "°'°"‘“‘ °l‘°" ’°'1’°°°l"° mzsuileahialioli-1~a&l§‘ é'y°i..ilr:,_°§t“l:Ipower saaranlrght with an siltligtrvo 4- The Cruuda Life offers you the best protection and the

territories. and rurnisnedrrea to those » - .._,.,,,‘, of nv, m||,,,_ _ _ . greens; mm-n for the money i,,v",ed_ - - 1~

l n

, .

absolutely pure and is wonderfully eiliclsnt in keeping tha skin and com- N

t and the Niche in dr doch t 'F1119 lYBt-em would bs worth looking plexion in just the condition you 'W 7°” '"1 K 8 noon.

coas . Y' o into want it jcliuuly mn“¢ vm, ls; An electrical tow boat used on I W l . . l

° - ~ - . - - ers 1 ‘T

____ ---- mo 4 bi “om 4, mn blown 0 shallow French Canal has, propallnfl. q Q I- U *00ll0o5l1 U

sir w1111-ra's pseudo-Inrparrarrsrn-an I-_""5, ,J ¥,, M,¢K,,,,,,,,,'D°,f,; sr ma and ana is suppirea with pawn Manager P. E. I. i"°°"' “°“l"‘

Imperialism which he never claims, Hollis. 00,, Corner ‘Great George and Kent \f’1’°¢'11;___:1;__°¥);f1i.:;:_1‘l1;1f;.:It\3__:\._\I lllfl L_,_ "

1”" Wm’ whl°h bl' h°°°h'm°“ '“ tl" "_" S 1 -r--1 -==s=

Snappy shoes io trim nest cut styles that will make

l .0-|3Mtf on thirty-ave rnuuou dollars' merely has uilwl. sud should um. be ' l 1 ' e

.. - 1-.su --ry -sn 1 , - -

, f.>,.'r .--, 1. ', :Z1 . '-.~~ ‘-'. , . ~

has in the human hive. A msnufac- 916111 111 famny 31`°\19“- T1” °111Y .

has been invented with which ‘ir |s‘» cud frequently visit them for the nur.

Uutdoor Delights

HERE are few greater joys known to the “outdoor girl” than the

I bend and sway of the cars, every muscle responding in happy

rhythm. But this poetry of motion is sadly disturbed in a cramped

.>r rigid corset. The truly wise athlete takes no chances of sore, aching

muscles, but wears a Warn¢r's Rust-Proof Corset r$l.50 to $3.00.

l . Wedding Out Fits A

A trip into Paton’s Store will relieve you of all the worry of select-

ing stronsseau, you can select anything irom_Orsnge Blossoms and bridal veiling, down to houseforoishings, in each and every one of the well stocked departments. Our stock of silks were never more complete, the most beautiful sllks for veiling attire and trimmings _that are an exquisite match, also white satin in diderent qualities that drop beauti- fully an inspection of these goods is suiflcient. Now for coating, we cave Ratine Cloth, Bedford Cord Cream Serges and Mixed Tweeds, which make up lovely for travelling. Then we have feather boss in Black, White, Fawn, Royal Blue and Grey, which ,will rgladden the heart of any bride. White gloves both long and short, hosiery of every description in all colors and neckwear in profusion. Do not neglect to visit our ruillinery department, there is a hat _there to suit the most exacting taste from the bridal hat to the small toque for travelling.

There is beauty in every shape which l. aves this “island Famed

Dept.” A most exquisite line of Bluses in‘marquisette,.licen_. embroid- ered lawn and silks also a nice range of sklrts,t;oats and rain coats.

_ Our whitewear dept is full to overflowing of allthe dsintiest and

prettiest things in corset covers. drawers, skirts, Princess slips and iight dresses, also dressing jackets and kimonas. Now for the travel- _ling outfit vie have trunks, su’t cases, rubber coats, ~ umbrellas and steamer rugs. Next comes carpet and furniture. The_,sto1:k of lace curtains, blankets, comforts, squares, mats and carpetlnigf by the yard is complete. ' 1'

Parlor and dining suites, parlor tables rockers, Morris chairs; hall

stands, sif e boards, brass ani iron beds, bureaus. std a' let of other pieces too numerous to mention. Our clerks will be onl too glad io show yon through the' didereut departments and give_’ou.the most careful attention. _ _ fr .

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Satisfactory 1 _ Settlements

The Great~West Life Assurance Company an -. nee the

pub'icstion of a -new series of pamphlets showing g CIUAL R ESULTSto Policyholders under Contracts msturin hlsyear.

The returns in all cases are so decidedly satisfary as to

be of extreme interest to all who are considering theiguestlon of Life Insurance protection. " ' l ._~`<~ .

- Copies may be obtained from any Agent or from

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Assuuwcr comranr .

"cad Ufficc ' - _- Winnipeg

J < Branch Office - - Charlottetown

lclll llllpelllllncy' but 8 real' uve' tang' tion of such summer attractions as -----il l' 9° 11193' 81° W91°0m°f1 Wllhll they coma ll? Mll_¥__i__ll lllllllllllllllllllllllll l l lllllll iblc policy that gives real help to the Paw" ln gh. Nwgh down with a store of the bitter weed, ` ' . ' "' ‘

. ' we h ve t off ould to these _

Empire. It nuhnrnuten action for pwplzlikell ,,,_Z;,: 0, ,rzgrflcool 8,, More than 109 miles _north or tha :;::>__i;____t:1ey“ :a<;_1r<;m1v1; only , A

2. I. is Canada s oldest Life Assurance Company. ‘»

I these circumstances we can easily operation ln Bsturdhy' i , sl - ` -.l 1 _ 1 1 ¢ " '

unrilorstand Sir Wilfrid disowning any ence was made to exlstil1l:latlliie:llc ' ‘ A ds Are 'Ready S11’ ' cm" l°l znlllllln All lllgllll llllll lllllllll lllllllll ll" M l'° "me ml'“°` Wssa “ our shoes” btcause we know that we have shocl!h\tW111 P100” YOU in every detail. Can't help it, you know. We’ve the brhi

lures to be 1-enrdnaod ot, or even to dmisudius. In outlining urs ruins , -7` 7 . ~ . ,id 'k h admit. that he is und" wr °\>11¢°- °°‘1 °1’1°°*° °1 °°mm\u\itv worn as mlllll_lilitlsiallliiisllriiililiivllilrllézr§ili1i'i'i»llsel;l$iuslilih¥lsllliriilsliis l

§8l0fl.IIl¢l1t. . l at all i h ' gd, V1 r.:f;.:::.:..‘r..::.°::.i.':f“ im, ‘ - Of Good Shoes' : . -