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A -IT PAYS to buy in thl|'Provlnc\ -GARDEN HOES, nahimg tackle.

- -- ll Blteciel prices at Stronfs.

_ -MR. W. K. McGqUOAN ll Guar 1020,8.i5M2l

A l Ilan representative in ‘uns AND ‘

‘ _ - - - ' - love surrs

We grow it-Wo blend it IN-E-A-3-P "

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LE8.- Special

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w ° P 8 ° k 'i t for Saturda 13- cents. l{oiman‘e.

Your Grocer Sells It `S\\!1\I1w1‘Slde¥

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. . . --hMLLlNERY.-For best prices

\ téi:eSu§me£ilVLill%nery,9;;;6Si2olair &

~ wa . m e . _

_ 7l:¢_Cafrrz'.~.Cbcu4Pmmrn .. ..._ "’””"”“ 3 , -HEADWEAR.-Your summer hat s' " ' s than else-

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' and staple shapes. See iheni.

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1014,6.15MEli

is here at lower, price

gheie See our Millinery staff today. INCLAIR & STEWART, LlMilT'ED.

999-6-15M2lE1i-.

<~"*~f5_ _ A PROGRAMME ‘ 'rr -.y.~.,; ` - E DRESBINGS.-A full line

' of dressings fior White K

id and Canvas

Shoes now in stock '=iNCi.AlR &

STEVVART, LIMITED

are showing a nice assortment of men‘e straw and chip hats in new

999-6-15M2iElI.

A --SHEEP Dll;._--T’-ackage sufficient

191 ° s ~ " ' 7 Mail your orders to I

to make 25 gallons- Cooper brand. Weight for niailin 3 lbe Price 501:.

IOLMAN‘S

i 9 ' I Sunimerside. _ 976-6-14M2lE1i.

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$700.00 IN PREMIUMS $700.00, "-

trlh 9 - - - - HOLMAN, LIMITED, Sum

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Entries close in stakes June 25th. In other class- ““-"5 si' N°“',f\1"'==" freck-

meraide. 976-ii-14M2iE2i.

-TRAINING AT NEW ANNAN.-

Tuesdays and Fridays are wiorkout

Some tim

exhibitions ot speed are witnessed. B

August 4th: 4W. MacArthur worked Pony' Boy and

T Semple worked Kiltie on Tuesday

V l. Free-for-all Class, Trot and Pace, Purse . ..... .. . .....$30Il‘ afternoon both horses are going good. __ 2. 2.25 Clan, Trot and Pace, (Stake) “ 200 were Wai §°"‘” W“""Wi“" “mile” -.sq - ~ °~"' ° any goof orses will trai

_. -.i 3. 4-Year-old Clan, Trot & Pace “ “ 200 Alien" during the summer.

n at New

will be matinee day. No

be serv-

;-, CREELMAN MacARTI'lUR, Pre|'t. J. A. ARNETI, S¢¢’y.'I'r¢"_ 1 -KENsiNoroN see:-|Nc..-seefi

’ ng o eration in this dist

’ 7; l P s kt, 879,6,8M fri, tu, S wed, 4i. ptractioally tin|ir-lied-it llcliks as if

A ' 1 El ar ' " E 4 there is an appreciable inc

llllf. _ ' . - d ‘ .t » _ * average sown with wheat and potat

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Automobile Service

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'li , ~ ,),:|',i Cars to hire at all hours at reasonable rates.

Zllfi 1 .

Ol'-._

up , Agents for Ford Cars

tl ' - ,

il..l.l‘ The Ford is as easy to operate as a kitchen range, no know- ,in-- ledge of mechanical details is necessary. inexpensive to operate, A

v woman can call around town all afternoon or take a 25-mile spin

L1(l, the ctountry, at the minimum of cos-t for gasoline, oil, wear on I res, e c.

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Grant &Kennedy

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131] 85 QLlE€I'i Sl.,

Charlottetown P. E. I.

GIVE YOUR WIFE ONE CALL AND SEE THEM

I Phone _ _ rtirresponillngperiods oi' other ye

lar * - --* . r- _

" - thriving The ineri-hunts report

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'ce " ' 1- g B ines-1 doubled. The James Kenn

act? i

so

Another Carload (1050 Bushels)

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ii Just received extra choice clean stock. We are selling 3 them at the low price of $1.25 per bushel, Farmers W » I ` are advised to get some of these Oats for Seed Stock

1 it will pay well to do so. ’

if -Annivao - °

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_ l<!l-:lf-“ F 600'Bags Oil Cake Meal [Fresh Stock]

il'I(i"..f-i

_ I _ A &vE;(l_(_)*,Bags Bran ~

400 Bags Craked Corn ar.d"Cor'nm¢ai

.i..-__..a5oBagsMiddiing» ' ` r

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50.000 Strawberry Boxes r 'E135 " , -We have also in stock-

“Beavei” Flour in Bble and Bags .-.-,~, ’ ,Berger’s Pure Paris Green (Tins) ' l'8e'verai Cars of Choice I-lay

all at lowest wholesale prices. A ff; , y

Carter & Co. Ltd.

. ' ., _ __qn¢¢n.5i.Fa¢¢_l and Gain .Warehouse

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'if I ‘.7-.xt , _ _‘ -_ iviaipeque street.-K. ` '_-i§,,` ~ - -_ . \ iii ~ 10 Tons Binder Twihe “Greensheai”

oes. Acreage of.turnips and other root crops will show a sliglrt increase The people have followed the adiuon itifons of the National Service hur eau, and have planted more see: that will -produce human food pro ducts wherever conditions mailer i possible.-K.

'3-House TRADE.-Mn.-in inning

and selling of horses has taken place in the Kensington district lately.'l‘h¢ demand for horses is good, and coiisc riuentlybprices are good. Some nic: drivcrs and draught horses- have beei sold. Mr. Jos. Higgins recently dis posed of a tlne draught mare 4 ycani old weighing 1550 lbs to W. B. Mai Neill of the King Edward stables Summerside. Mr_ Higgins is a con noiseur in the breeding of draugh and general purpose horses. Hc has evolved a type similar to the fainoui perchcrons nf Oregon-draught horse with limbs built on carriage ilines.-l'

--KENSINGTON FIRE SCARE-

Kensington was thrown into a t'ui-ore of excitement one evening ‘last week when the fire bell was rung for i blaze on the roof of Mr, John War ren’r~ steam mill. The volunteer de partment responded quickly withthoii small engine. but tire had been pu’ out by a quickly organized bucket hri gado. Kensington hasn‘t experience( a big fire for a number of yearn. iini` fondly hopes it will not receivea, vis it from the devastating element for many years to come-The volunteer "la`ridies", by their courage and quick- ness have nippcd many incipient bla

the most primitive means. Now,

and ad pt the '-‘safety first""slogan __{\_ _

Kensington is a veritable hive of in

Siotlii business has doubted that

Tho hotels and livcrv' businesses

svsteni which is meeting with

Friday'

admission

3 g , ,

i;ele_c}harged. Ice cream will

ri'c'_t are

reaso in

zes .in the bud-fighting the ilre by

when

there are more and larger wonder buildiiigs in the town, it behoovcs

each ang every citizen to be watchfu"

-KENSIINGTON BUSINESS.-

dustry those days. The Bunk of Nova

of

ars l\l| bus- edy

Estate Co.. have inauguarted the cash

"“ _ WESTERN PERSONALS

80" -Mrs. J. l<`. Hanson oi’ Lynn. Mass..

prices that wili aurprisq; you. They are away down at Strong’e.

1020.6.15M2i

-MARKETiB.- The market price

ot potatoes is now 81.75 a bushel with few oilerlnl. Este have declin- ed to 31 cents' a dozen.-H.

-Ham:-wALi. 'Pi.As'rEn.- Fresh

stock;‘ best prices. Order from Hol- Il1'Hn'B. Sumnwmide.

10l4.6.l5ME1i

y -A CLEARING LINE of women's collars on sale Saturday at 8 cents. I-lolman’s. Summerslde.

1014.6,15MEli

-TOOTH BRUBHEB. Celluloid

holder and brush. 19 cents for Sat- urday at Holma.n's. Summelside.

1014.6.15M‘Ell.

-IT PAYS T0 BUY, THE BEST

PAINTS. That means Brandham Henderson paints. Sold at Stiong's.

1020,6,15M2i

--SPECIAL WEEK END BAR-

GAINS at St-rong's on Saturday and Monday. Doa"t miss them.

1020,6,15M2I

--THE NORTH BEDEQUE RED

CROSS SOCIETV will hold an ice ‘cream social at the home of Prof. Tl1€0d0!‘e Rose. Friday evening, June 15th. - ` 993,ii.14M2i.

-MEN'S SHIRTS for outing or

1‘0lli§h~ wear. Special for Sjiturday, 40 cents at Holn1an’s, Summerside.

1014,6.l5ME1i.

-AUTOMOBI~LiN6.- Autoing be-

tween Summerside and Cape Trav 611% IS l'€D0rted good and a number- of young men having motored the

amund trip on Wednesday afternoon.-

-KENSINGTON IN PENUMBRA.

,lf reports are true re the automobile thorofare from Sumnierlede via Bed- Suite and Port Borden. Kensington is eclipsed as far as the automobile map of P. E. ilsland is concerned-which will 'tend to 4-elegatc tihis thriving town to the second rate class-to a considerable evétent. There: are not many reactionaries in the Kensington district. No one is reactionary from choice. N0 doubt each and every ob- jector to the running of autos, objects because he is soliicitlous for the wel- falle of what he thinks is the “great- er number"-but there may be a. time when kindness and solicitation be- comes an obecession.-K,

-RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL.

-Miss Millie Harirngton, daughter of Mr. Pcoer Harrington, Norborof who bas- been seriously ifli iii the Charlotte- town Hospltal returned to her home on Monday. Miss I-larirngton has at- tended Prince of Wales College for the last two years and-was taken sick 'ibout the time ot’ closing for this year. Mr. Hai'ringt0n‘s family has `suffered considerably in loss of lite during the last two years. Vernon, iz promising boyi died of pneumonia, af- ter thecollege term closed last year -a few days ago a telegram came [rom Ottawa telling that Dean, who had been eighteen months in the tren ches, was kiilled-Cyrus.. innother bright boy died a few years ago. Much sympathy is expresesd for the family -K.

-SUMMERSIDE SCHOOL MEET- |NG.- Another meeting also hold Wednesday night, was that of the Summerside School Board, This took place in the office of the Secretary, Miss Amy Burrows, the full hoard be ing in attendance. The reports hand- ed in and read by the several wm- mittees. were highly satisfaciory. There were applications from ten teachers. for positions on the teacli- ing staff, made vacant by the rcs-lgiia tion of two teachers. viz. Miszi Bessie Carruthers. 'and Miss Helen Strong Two young ladies. with exccllent ton timouiale_ were engaged, viz: Miss Sybil Peters, daughter of lvli. Fred Peters, and Miss Miidre" Sl1`iphant. daughter of Mr. Levi Si"-Inhunt. Tlic question of increased supplements was also gone into; and an increase was decided upon to be granted the teachers; with an increase of salary also, to be given ‘o the janitor.

5 II9-12| Queen Street Charlottetown

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Saturday Special Sale of Men’s Suits most Exception al Values

'AT SIXTEEN DOLLARS

There’s just a limited lot of these choice suits. There arc some

tweeds-remainder being wors teds. They come in pin stripes, small checks, etc., in browns, greys and fancy mixtures. They are all ‘three piece suits.” Coats are all tailored in the latest three button model, they are full lined with best Italian. Trousers are cut in the new straight style, medium width, five pockets, belt loops, side straps, plain or roll bot- toms, sizes 36 to 42 inch chest measure. '

' You want a suit to-day. If you get a

smart ready-to-wear suit, y0u’ll 'know how

it looks before you buy it. SATURDAY"'""" ‘ ""` ".

SPECIAL

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$2.50 II.\'l`i'§ FOR liil.-I9 $3.00 HATS FOR $1.49

Men’s stiff black hats, all good smart;

shapes, sizes 6% to 71/2, worth to $3.00 each and good values at that. SATUR- DAY SPECIAL . . _ . . _ . ._ ...$1.40

$1.00 (‘.\l‘S FOR 690 `

Men’s soft felt hats in browns,

greys, greens, blue and black, nice neat wearable styles. Sizes 6% to 7 fig. SA-

TURDAY SPECIAL AT - - ~ ~ -$1-49

$1.50 (`.\I’S FOR $1.00 _

Men’s dark tweed caps, all good co- orings, and good wear. '-ible shapes, all

sizes, worth to $1.00 each. SATUR-

DAY ...ooo

350 SKULL (lA PS 250

Boy’s plain blue and fancy tweed

_ skull caps, very smart, and “trappy.”

shapes, 61% to 67/A, very nice caps and SATURDAY SPECIAL . . _ . . . . ..25c

oifered as A SATURDAY SPECIAL _ ~ _ AT... ..z.'n- 'rins:i|-‘oit.25<-

Menls summer caps, in light and

dark tweeds, 61*/1 t0_7"'/,L, regular pri-

ces to $1.50. SATURDAY SPEC‘IlA)I(.)

BOYS 451° (‘.-\ PS 250

Boys’ Tweed caps in all colors, golf

Cotton washable ties, assorted co-

lors, good shapes. SATURDAY SPE-

black. SATURDAY SPECIAL 2 pr. CIALS - - ~ - - - -- ~ ~ ~ - ~ - -- -3 fm' 25"

.

GREY SOX FOR-251°

S.\'I‘I'IlDr\ Y SOX

Men’s cotton hose in brown, blue or

CSV ‘ ` ‘ '

` - qui-rllilcd success. The burning of hall p ,

ini?-'_. tho business section of Summermde

" > diverted a large amount of merc

tile trade to Kensington. in “the

ernnl fitness of things" some one hen- de,-gust of K(msimgl0n,_K_

ents by another`s down fall and doubt Kensington stands to, benefit" __-M,-s_ (DL) p-lemmg of gtnniey- is mansntly reason' of the Summersids visiting ner sister Mrs. Austin Mnr-

fire. "its an itll wind body znod". A ilarge

duce has been shipped from here __ “|91 M_Caryi)1|¢\, whose this spring and the farmers are ric

et' la visiting her aunt Mrs. Edward Pon

no ____

limi bl0WS “0' phy nt Kensington.-K. amount of pro .____._

Mr. Da 1

ll' home is now in California is visiting

ST YLISII TIES 291'

A great bargain in men’s smart new silk ties, all good shapes and tasteful colors. SATURDAY SPECIAL - - -290

Men’s dark grey socks, cashemere

and cotton mixture, nice smooth sock,

med. weight. SATURDAY SPECIAL AT ..25c

\

er by n coiislderalilc amount. The Kennedy Co., have installed an' en gino and grain cleaner and grai crus-her in their warehouse. which nomnwhn, ol- on innovation. This is the "ago" of gasoline. The installat ion of thc electric lighting system has hoon 3 great boon to the IUWH. MT Ben Maclfavlycn has purchased thf sample room of the (‘omnicrci.sl lio tel property and ln. fitting it up for r drug emporium.-Mr. John Brennan has movetl two buildings for 'l`. W Bently to Mr. Hentlleyis property QU

n is

in Kensington after an absence oi' thirteen years.-K.

-Mr. McLean of Chatham N. B.

in sponding ri few days in Summersido in i-_oniievt`inn with his fishing busi- ness in which enterprise he is large- ly ongagt-rl.--li. .

-Mr. David Barnet arrived by the

Nortlfirniboriand on Wednesday after spending the winter in the States. He, intends remaining on the island during the summer.-ll.

- eears onlne, Y

0-ritlln Lot 7. Stephen Mckenzie,

dale and ifliam' Whtlto. A'lbi|.~ton ‘were in Summerside Wednesday.-H.

-Mr. M. Peers for a considerable

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I Here’s a Good Saturday r Value in a Raincoat °9

Men’s fawn paramatta rain coats, made from a good grade of waterproof

material. This, .while an inexpensive, is an extremely serviceable coat. _, I Under present conditions, we really do not think that you can duplicate

this coat anywhere outside this store. t-is single breasted, 50 inches long, mi- litary oollarhinade to button closely' up to the neck. Sizes 36 to 46.

M rn Do ie and John 4 ,SPECIAL AT - - - - . -

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0°“‘P'5°“*°“- L°‘““°‘ "°Y“°“~ Em"

._A WELCOME HOME.- Li-eui.

time on the Office Btlff of the Cann- dhn Bank of Coiliinelice this town- lias been transferr* to the Chariot l tetown branch for ich piece he left on Wednesday evening.-H. l

-Mr. W. A. Walker returned to

Kensington this week from Cuba via New York. Mr. Walker was In Cuba last winter during the rebellion ag- ainst the Cuban Government during which he had some unique experien- ces and w-as .practically in-

-n

- xiao anno; me rebellion. l . Walker will resume the manage-

"rn0nl'o the "Strand" movie house'

at Kensington. of which ho is the

i .ri “raison” ii’ strc."-K, r

Morris received a royal welcome on his arrival In Summereide Tuesday' in which everybody. youu: Ind old. joined heartily ag the station. An im- pomng in-rgy Of l\ll0m0bllB8--(t0 be end, just thirty-four (34). were lined up, in the neighborhood ot the platform; while on either side of them, a r-‘.ili longer line of school ch||¢|»@n_ waving flags, awaited his naming. dninibsnaiwun ww placed. and when tire min-whistle was sounded

terin the towniimitl, there was

~\»=»o¢n»u'r1. f, unv- tmrnl. whIcl\_.'.'l¢ w ""l'1Uf_

Ovtinlni. as he left

tin, hero or the _ ‘ tho iritiu. Mont. Morris was escorted

D

to gh; auto- heading the procession. by i'rorn~ior Mnthionon. lion. .inntivo 0

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. c ay ea o e ecru ng and the Soldiers' Reception Commit tees; and it was just as he was sent- ed, with his parents. that turning round. be was overcome with emo tion. upon seeing the enormous crowd of children autos and citi tens' At once the cheering started with cries. of Welcome Homo" and the young Lieutenant sprang up, calling for 'cheers foto the boys at the front which were given right heartily the band played Wlien Jack Comes Back." and the proces IGI -ntlrt il W t, si

I-lauard, Mr. A. A. Lefurdey. Mr. A- B. McKay. Rev. Mr. White and R"- Mr_ Mitchell. All spoke _words of wel- cdnio and eulosy to Lleut. Morrill while the addresses of Premier Mn!- hiieson. Judge Hansard. and the W0 clergyman. were on broad lines of patriotism and service to the nation in this time of r-trees and Gl\‘\lll'l°' The school children sang fltl'l0€1l_° longs. and then Lient. Morrs ina 0 an earnest appeal to loyal men. t0 "sign up: 'without delay. The iilevllhl of tho' National Anthem by the ban - -nn which was sur; with ¢nth"°'l°‘{{

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(thai of Sheriff Wright) bv M A

S M K H fl I' th H. Ill

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and o to the gli " thleqape “wort” \l°m°

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Il sh

lloro splendid n eeehoerwnrn made

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