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Fire in the

-.ill i' ` ' ` I '~, W l V-O ¢ ` A ~ H ` A _ O, N H O Tl-IE MARKET.-There wasyalveri'

1 eel fu ws The Central Guardian 1112.1...'::'i‘.f:...i':.i.“:.1.;';2..:::°.:::

IT PAYS to

_ -- - - - ---- - ling Butter went down one cent U-

'*~‘-'-* '- this Province. Funsnai. HELD.-The nmemi §°{‘“d 22”“"{s"“‘,§";5‘“ "f"‘“§, “§

PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS place ou Thursday afternoon at 1 ’

are now In at Prowse Bros., Ltd. o'clock to the People’s Cemetery and Qmzolosd°‘:;;flg’uydfe'¥:;r°i,:l';g tgsrfmig

1670628metf was largely attended, »,Rg\g.- J. L .

- Dawson oinciating. .The many heauti- ""3" twm 70 "°_ 75 een" pe’ cwt'

aa ni iaims-vm-, ‘ »-so-toms repiigsentatlon than ll

this unit. The Hell! Bittoffl

ne..»§92*»

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unit In the Heavy Battery. WIIICII arrived In England by the 8.8. Cale-

donia this week. an aggregation of mm un. men which may have equals but no atorgigh (ag égfdnirm spperiors in the Canadian forces. The '

sxty men from the Garden of the ~ Gull. the strongest single unit of the giexlhgfglz st Jmmf

s Coburg msn. in command). lion- `

lr. ` buy In of ' .- f - - _ ss

’ . ,, ’ , 1 the late Mrs J. Milton Walsh tooklagewgmgted ig,” “"‘}"‘olesalf;;‘ sat 18%

l’ D . . _ 1

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Grate

Will be apprec-

iated these cool

evenings.

We have the best Coal and Wood for the

open fire place.

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HUGHES’

Sh€€p

K I L L S- ' - '

Mites, Fleas Ialild' diliiiegki Wal' flies and mosquitoes. rig’ QR E S"Ma¥\ge. sca_b, disgasorm and other _skin

GS. It is also an ideal

disinfectant 1 deodorizer.’ ceanser and

Easier, Cheaper

and Safer to Use

than any other material be- cause it 1s_not caustic, in- Jurious o_r irritating, either t0 the animal or to its hid_e.

Give Hughes Sheep Dip

atrial and you will re ard it as a necessity thereaiter.

A. PIGKARD 81 G0. D?i5.‘i;°.‘1s1‘:..€?°°°"’S

Phone 240

Ch’town

Hollis!!

After Exercise

you should use REXALL RUBBING OIL-it’s simply grand for limbering up joints and muscles-reduces swelling- ‘l allays pain. Guaranteed good at 25c a

bottle.

McKinnon Drug Co. ,

Still

Cor. Gt. George and Kent Sts. '

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p ___ ,

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Lei Us Help You

ily buying the following goods 20 to 30 per cent. cheaper than

‘ A | g \

l’\'Ci' 1°*

Table Linen

\\-'ide and good (wliitc) 55-65-85, now 480., 5917., 69c. Uiibleaclieil do., 481:, 08C., 750., now 42c., 60c., 020.

Linen T0vveIing

Roller 'l`0wclling, pure linen, 18 iii. \_\'idc, 151: for 131'. _Roller Toxvelling, pure linen, 1(> ni. wide, i4c. for 12c.

llciivy Crash, do., 20 in. ividc, 180. for 16c.

Tevveie

A special lot of large Huck Towels, i8c. for 15c. A special lot of all linen do., 12c. for loc.

\Nhite Cotton Quilts

A recent purcliasc has enabled iis.t0 place on sale some good large at it very low price; \v0rtl1 $1.25, $1.40. 51-50. f0\` $100 $l~20

and $1.25.

Quilts

\AIh|i-,e and Unbieached

Cotton .

.~\ lol of good iiiilileaclictl cotton. 36 i“~ “'l‘i'~`. 100-. \~’\`-- 130-- f

`. IOC. Il I-2C.

‘Ji - .

\\'liite Cotton, 12c. and 141:. for loc. and 12c..

Print Gotten

.\ good iiiiglisli Print, 32 ill. \Vi<l¢‘. ‘lt '20 _ _ :\ii0tlier.36 to 37 iii. wide, at 13C. Both giiaruiiitul f.ist colors.

Cotton Blankets

VC, lm c 5;, $181, for $160' smaller $1.60 for $165- These

.V g~`~° '-

are high class goods with a soft velvet-like innsli.

i\Aen’s Unlaundried Sl"\lr'\=8

b r .iiii regular price 85c. for 591:.

Ii your size is here, they arc a a g' 3

Sizes14,141-2,151-2, 161-2, 17.

IVlen’s RaIno¢>8'\=U

- , _ it ,. 2.00 (.uarantced waterproof, the telebrated lliruidlebiirg ina 0 ‘iilhcgc

f°F $8.75 and £142, fo. $7-50; iliesc are 1015 we “'iS“ 1° °‘°‘“' “‘“‘ ‘

lirices should 5' "

Trunks and Valises, less 20 p. C.

. ,QVr_iiI3r_ellas,,_/ lisa 20 ll- C- .wh

'10,

. , _ Olevee

_' _ , Mews Gauntlet Gloves for Motoring, special 750. ” Meii‘s Ddg' Skin Driving Gloves, special $1.10-

"`~|.n». Underwear

ver 11 hr Nninsoor U...i..woir,8sr-_refwi*-_ First qllialigty Balbriggaii Underwear, 950 PCI' Suit'

ygf\’S 3_9.

A job lot worth oc. to $I~0°- 25°' t° 35°' Better makes in latest Styles. 65C-_t° $"°°'

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8. S. GHENT.-The S. S. City of

Ghent arrived in port Saturday morn- ing from Halifax. She loads a tuii cargo of horses, cattle and sheep to- day for St. John's. Ntld., direct.

NEW SECRETARY. - The finan-

cial secetary of the North Wilt- shire - ,Stock Breeders Asso- ciation having reslgiied his posi- tion Mr. Archibald Canipbellrhas been appointedf Mrfl f.Casp.pbell ‘ls a .-very capable young man and wel fitted for the position, he is a soil of Mr. D. E. Campbell, Darlington.

HORSE RACES T:-118 AFTER-

NOON. -The best races seen here for years will take place this afternoon. Over twenty-five horses, the best in the country, will race. The admission fee is only twenty-tive cents and it is expected that everyone who possi- bly cau, will be present. 1655

BIG HORSE RACES TODAY. -

Undoubtedly the best races seen on the local truck for years will take place this afternoon. The entries ap- pear 011 uuothei- page. There is no picking the winners; as they are so evenly matched. Everybody should try and attend these races,_ they are being put on by the horsemen, "the gamest sportsmen of tliem~all." The 82nd Band will be there also. 1655

KINDERGARTEN CLOSING.-The

closing of Miss Barrett’1-1 Kindergarten took place Friday momlng, attend- ed by several visitors and former pu- pils. The children, assisted by Miss Barrett and her assistant, Miss Hus- zard, went through their regular exer- cises of the day with enthusiasm and zeal, each one doing his or her part very prettily. Miss Barrett then treated the children to o delightful "party," at which she served cake, candy ami fruit, the old folks also having a share in this port of the pro- gramme. lt was a lovely treat and the little tots fully appreciated Miss Barrett's kindness in preparing it. After a chorus and game the Kinder- garten dispersed for the summer holidays.

ISLAND BATTERY WANTED- A

movement is on foot to raise an ls- laiid Battery of heavy artillery orllc- ered by local men. The Militia De- partment have called for 00 additional men and two otllccrs from the Island. but it is felt that it would be easier und more satisfactory to all concern- ed here to recruit. for a_bultery of 200 men. Alreiuly sniiicient officers have expressed their willingness to go with such ix body, but the authorities at Halifax have not given their consent. O11 Saturday, Mr. Donald Nicholson. M, P.. and Sen. Prowse left for Ottawa to put the matter before the Militia llepartmeiit and it is hoped that sliouhl the proposal not conflict with the plans of the Department. author- 'ity will he granted to go ahead. Mr. \V. Il. Prowse, one of the most exper- ienced artillery officers. now in the re- tired list, has offered his services and is the prime mover of the project.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION --Quite

ii number of young people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Sackos. 28 Isabella St., Boston, to celebrate the hirtliday of their little daughter, Pris- cilla Demetro, one year old, June 18th, 1915. Wine was served to the gentle- iiien. candy and fruit to the ladies, after which ice cream and angel cake was enjoyed by ull. Little Miss Suckos received many nice and useful presents, among them being $4.00 in money. Among those present were Mr and Mrs l’hinney, Ralph and Earle Pliiniiey, Ruth and Thelma Pliliiney, Mr und Mrs Babilis, Miss McDonald. Miss Thibedeau, Miss McEachern, Mr Simpson, Mr A Sackos, Mr Thompson, Mrs Dendy, Mrs Sackos. Mr Thomp- son, Mrs Deady, Mrs Salmon, Mr Lu- cas. Little Miss Sackos received best wishes from relatives in Greece and also from her grandmother, Mrs. Priscilla Allnn, Sydney, C. B., also from her great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Francis, Crapaud, P. E. I. At 10.30 p. m. all departed to their homes wishing baby Sackos many hap- py returns and also thanking Mr. and Mrs. Suckos for the lovely evening spent. The chilcl’s mother before her niarrlnge was Miss Grace Woolner, of North Ilustico, P. E. I.

::`Y0ur fishing trip orplcnlc is not

complete without Thermos lunch Kit. There should be a Thermos Bot- tle in every lunch basket. lt is certain- ly nice to have your hot tea or coffee. without any trouble. We carry a full supply of all Thermos Goods. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

Miss Ada Bradbury

B8 Great- George Street.

Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Linens and Threads of nil kind`s.'88 Great George Street. ` 2036-s-221v1i1v1o ‘

§VW#i¥

LET us develop your filfiis and

make your prints. < 1

We have a complete and very

modern department for handling this work. ' r ~ _ - Send us your exposures we will get -the best there is in them.

Tile G. H. Cook Studio

He leaves home s boy-he comes

back s. man. Have 1\.sood pliotoiflvll of him before he goes out into the big world-before the Iioyllli features and expression have taken on tlio older Impress.

Don't trust to momofv to recall

thonh Memory plays queer tricks on us ii .

Mako an appointment today and

NSW.

-payer Studio'

‘| clean, cool and comfortable l

ful floral tributes attestedito the high esteem in which the deceased was held. The pall-bearers were: Captain Taylor, C. H. B. Longworth, A. Beau- mont Brown, Henry Lowe, W. W. Stanley and Norman Campbell.

AT BONSHAW-Recent guests at

the Boiishaw Hotel were W G Gilles- pie, Mlss Gillespie, Miss Mamie Gil- lespie, Arch Irwin, Mrs Irwin, Miss Bessie Foster. Miss F Chappele, Miss Helen Auld, Mr M lr-win. Mr J Mc- Eacherii, Mr J M Hunt, Albert Wilson, Leo McKenna. W Ernest Trainor. Wm Morgan, Emmett Quinn, Alphonus Browders, W J Browders. Ray Mc- Donald, Jnmes Curran Ernest McCar- ey. Thos. Flynn, Ray McKe1izie..Eg- bert Hughes. Wilfred Doucette, Wil- frid Coyle, Eddie Smith, Walter Trat- nor, Frank Curran, Leo Doucettc, Fred H Trainor, Ambrose Joy. Frank Steele, Louis Wyiine, Harry Murphy, Peter Doyle and Ivan Hughes.

NARROW ESCAPE. - The North

Sydney Herald says: The failure of the reverse gear to work on ii car drlveii by Williani Moran. employed as expert in D. J. Campbell's garage. nearly caused the death of Jack Mc- Cormack, a' native of Tracadie, P.E.l., who is cook in the P, E. I. Heavy Brigade stationed at Sydney Mines. The accident happened about 11.30 Saturday night. wlieu Moran attempt- ed to turn his car at the corner of Commercial and Blowers Streets. The soldier was standing near Gauuon's Corner. when suddenly the car jump- ed the curli and before McCormack could escape, it struck him with great force, hurling him about ten feet, rendering him unconscious. The car brought up with u bang against the building. but was not much damaged. McCormack, it wus at first believed by those near the scene, was badly injured, when a physician was called it was ascertained his injuries were not of a serious nature, although he was sent to the I-lainilton Hospital in the morning. Moran had a bad gash on the head, _but escaped luckily. The collision was purely accidental, and could not be avoided.

WEDDING BELLS.-A pretty home

wedding was solemnized at 4.30 Fri- day says a. St. John exchange at the hoinc of Mrs. W. A. McGinley, Meck- lenberg street, when her daughter. Miss Anno. Beatrice, became the bride of Arthur Earl Cox. The ceremony was performed by llev. Victor Jarvis, curate of St. John`s (Stone) church in the presence oi’ members of the family and immediate friends. The bride, \vho was given in marriage by her brother, A._ E. McGinley, was gowned in white brocade with rose point lace, with conventional bridal veil aiiil orange blossoms. She car- ried a shower bouquet of white ro/ses. Miss Gertrude E. McGinley, ns maid of honor, wus heconiingly attlreil in white niarqulsette over yellow silk and carried by bouquet of ninrguerites. Mr. and Mrs. Cox loft on the Quebec express en route to Prince Edward Island, whore they will spend their honeymoon. On their return they will reside at 78 Mecklebcrg Street.

::0NLY 500. TO CAR FERRY.-

Cheupest trip ot' the season. Lots to eat. St. James S. S. Picnic, July om. , 11156

::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras. Photo-

graphic Supplies, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mlf.

,1-

“As You 11111111” . 1101 011 coin

Convenience is the word

which best describes a THERMOS BOTTLE. _ Through its use it is pos- sible to keep liquids hot or cold for a long period. For this reason, THERMOS BOTTLES are just the thing for outing trips. When_ you start, fill your bottle with some of our delicious beverages. -

After you use them for _a

while, you’ll wonder how it was ever possible to get along without them.

Prices up to $4.25

Johnson & Johnson

The §ualitv Drugstore Cor. ent & Prince Sts. ,

|11-get

DO-R0-N0

The Toilet Water For Excessive Perspiration

Use Odo-rono-it is a new

scientific toilet preparation that prevents excessive per- s iration, keeps the body

during the warmest weatlp- er. Odo-rono helps t e health of the_skin, is un- scented and will not _harm the most _delicate_ linens. Odo-ro-no is sold in three sizes 35c, 70c and $1.40.,_ Get a bottle today and enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that you have complete relief

, from perspiration annoy-

spare yourself tho regrets of tomor-.

=...J`,

and $14.75 per ton, straw $7 per ton, potatoes 30c., and oats 60c. In the market yesterday mackerel sold at 20 and 25 cents each, and the corned fish at two for 25 cents. Cod sold,at 4 cents per lb. and lobsters 12 cents lb.

P.E.l. UNIT.-Prince Edward Island

had the honour of having the largest

battery represented the three counties of the island Province; for the most part sons of the farmers. but who followed other vocations, and a large proportion were member so! the Char lottetown Heavy Artillery Batteries of Canadian Militia. OI this contin-

gent no less than three were school teachers, several bank clerks and others who h d held d merclpl

a goo com

positions. some of these even return ing to the Island for the purpose of

going with the contingent. Prince

Odo-ro no will positively provqil

perspiration-a perfectly lnnllldpb preparation that hal tho Iii!-lil! o¢ the skin Two appllotiions ot Oiiqv ro no s week is suliioient to hop il!

body fresh and odirriell. ' is sold by the Twogliacs,

George Street -Mt!

Keen your 91° ii for F

'r0Ns noinn- not Nei: vliyair.

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1 CLOTHES BRUSH 1 I-IAIR NET

HAIR BINDER 1 DOZEN BUTTONS 1 NAIL BRUSH

1 PKG. PINS

PKG. NEEDLES

CROC111=.T 1100K

1 'r1111\iBLF_ 1 STAC. SILK

1 CARD HAT PINS

PKG. HAIR PINS '

1 1 2 i\-IENDING VVOOL OR COTTON 1 BALL CROCHET COTTON

PAGE FIV!

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$1.00, Day at the Men’s Counter at Pdtorie'

I ts Not Quantity for $3-100 but Quality- '

'Vi/e offer 4 heavy Oxford Shirts, Englisli made for . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .$3.00 i\'l€ll'S DfL’11m Ff0CkS. $1-25 Value; on Dollar Day . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 Meii's \\’liite Pique Shirts, 75C. value; 011 Dollar Day, 2 for . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 l)ent's Driving Gloves, $1,25 value; on Dollar Day, a pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 i\ieii’s Lisle Thread, half hose, black or colored, Dollar Day only, 4 pairs for. . . .$1.00 Scotch Heather, half hose, all Sizes at less than t0day’s factory price, 4 pairs on `

D0llarDayior....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4 \/Vasli Ties, 350 each, on Dollar Day, 4 for Sport Collars, outing, soft dressed, regular 35C. value, 4 for . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .$1.00 White Dress Shirts, 'i`00kc’s, $1.25, opened front or hack, all sizes, 011 Dollar Day .. . . . ... ._ . ._ _.$1.00

Working l\'len’s Shirts, two`f0r . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (§entlenieii’s slightly mussed collars on Dollar Day, :1 dozen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 25 i\'Ieii’s fancy Vests, values up to $1.50, 011 Dollar -Day, each . . . . . . . . .. . . . 1 pr. Boy’s Kiiickers, lit lads upto 16 years :ind 1 pair Braces; on Dollar Day. .$1.00 Men's Railroad Over-ails, regular $1.25; 011 Dollar Day . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . ..$1.o0 $1.30 Balbriggan Underwear for incii, all sizes; on Dollar Day, .. . . . . . . . . . ...$1.00 (lu Dollar Day we will offer 50 boys’ Suits, sizes from 26 to 34, regular $4.00,

$5-O0. $600 and $7-00 Viliues, with a pair of Extra Pants, Braces, Cap,- Tie :ind Stockings for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .$5.00

We will offer 40 Men’s Suits, worth $10 and $12, on Dollar Day for . . . . . .. .$7.00 l‘ai0u’s Dollar Day outiit for men, suit Clothes, from $10 to $12, Hat $1.00,

Underwear, $1.00, Shirt, $1.c0, Socks 250., Braces, 2_=t., Tie 250., and 1 doz. Collars (slightly niussed). The lot on Dollar Day for .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..$i2.00 Special Dollar Day Waterproois for ._ .. . . . ... ....$5.0o Save $2.00 on Dollar Day Raiiieoats, $10.00 Coats for $8.00 on Dollar Day. - ‘ (hir Dollar Day bargains in men‘s Suits will be $22.00 for $17.50, $17.50 Suits

for $15.00, $15.00 Suits for $13.50, $13.50 Suits for $12.00, $12.00 Suits

for $10.00 and $10.00 Suits for $8.00.

$1 Bargains from the Linen Dept .

$1.00 bargains iii thc staple Department. llleaclied table linen $1.00 a yard on-

Dollar Day; also the iollo wing :- `

7yds. Dress Muslin for... . . . . ... . .. . . ....$1.00 " 10 yards Loiigclotli,............. . 10 yards 40 inch Grey C0tton,.... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......$1.00 9 yards Linen Towelling . . . . . .. . . _ . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00

‘ 10 yards Linen Towelliiig, union or linen liuck, . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .$1.00

5 yards bleached Sheetiiig, . . . . . .. . . . . . _ . .. . . . _ . . . . . 8i’ill0\vSlips,................ . . . . . ... . .. 20 yards Cliecsecloth, extra line, . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .

8yardst`rct0i1nc,.. . . . . . . 10 yards Flaiiiielette, .. . . . ... .. . . . . . 1.00 1 Scarf, 2 Centres, 1 Cushion and two Table Centre's for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00!

vs ..

What can be bought for $1 at the Second Counter, left hand side, Main Floor _

on Dollar Day. _ _ .

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1 TAPE MEASURE ‘ 1 BALL LINEN THREAD

'\~~i

’ What you can get in Patons Furniture

Room for $1 on Dollar Day » I

CH1LD's 111011 CHAIR

c1iii.Ds' R0c1<ERs .cn1i.0s' CHAIRS

ARM c0M1vi0Di5 cHA1Rs PICTURES AND MIRRORS

w1zARD,1v10Ps

2 s0TTLF.s FURNITURE P0Lis11 2cA1v1P sT001.s I - , - ~- A-._ - CAMP c11A1Rs ’

CAMP STRETCHER CANVA

DiN1NG RO0M CHAIRS 2 1>nr.N0x Box 1=11.1-ts

501.10 0Ai< 1;Asa1.s

0000 1=1;ATHER _1>11.L0ws

111011 0i=F1C13 sTO0Ls

4 pairs White Lisle Hose, . . . . . .._ . . _ . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . ....$i.00 4 pairs White Silk Ankle Hose . .» . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .$1.00 4 pairs Black Silk Ankle Hose .. . ._ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 2 pairs Black, 'i`aii or \\f'liitc Silk Lisle I-lose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .$1.00

1pairiiilklioscfor...............3...... . .. 8 pairs Black Cotton Hose for... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 1.00

2 pairs Black Cashmere I-Iose.......... . . . . . . . . . . ~ 4 pairs Black Cashmere Hose . .. . . . ... . .. l.0`0‘ 4pairs iloys’_BlackCott0i1Hose . . . . . ._ ....$t.0o

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