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Styles in Pumps

Dressy women will be

particularly pleased with the smart showing of new effects in plain and colonial Bumps, which are shown ere now, in gun metal, pat- ent, suede and satin.

The line i_s comtposed al-

, 'most exclusivelyo the fam-, . ous Queen Quality styles,

hailed the world over as the

' best that man can make.

-' _Prices $4.00 and $5.00 a pair.

Alley ~&h Co

'- 135 Queen St.

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A mateurs

Leave your printing and -developing for good re. , suits at The

L-Cook .Studio

I - <1 ' W A lr ;, Babl’ .days and Baby ways are overi

all too soon.

A good picture, though, will keep

the memorynt those d.ys fresh though all the years of growth and change I

taxgrllezri was your Baby's picture lu. ti

Bayer Photo Studio’

that every b siness man - n'§ake_chis_ Will, thereby -; d_irect1n8_ '-the pdistrlbue 1 tion-:gf every cent of his I' assets? 1 - _ .-

_ Today you are in -pos- session of every faculty and in the best' of health. Tomorrow you may be stricken with a fatal ill- _ ness. Are your affairs in- such shape that your in- capity will not handicap your family or business?

By making a Will now

you have an opportunity of conferring iwith your Executor giving all de- tails,which an Official Ad- ministrator might never learn. ~.

This Company’s ofii-

cers will gladl discuss this or kindrecl matters with you at any time. Such a talk will place you under no obligation.

‘life desllrablev .»A_I?\ibtalhed ln Sanrio at ll. J. hiahou's.

.:.”l'illl! MORNIm.\ vuardisn can he

...'FOXES FOR BXLE.' Apply to eorgs Keele, Sourla. 2426-5-10Mtf.

..`.°'l‘, G0RD0N_IVlllB ln Guardian

Agentin Montague. -

...’THl!| MORNING DAILY Guar- dian 'can be obtained at W. A. John- eton's, Montague.

..._°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

representative lu Bouris will gladly receive subscription and advertlsiur mutter at the oiliee of undertaken,

...° NO'l‘ICE.- A meeting of share-

holders of Belfast Silver Black and Patch Fox Co., will ba held in Vor- non River Bridge hall on Monday. June 15th., at 2 p. m. All sharehuid ers are requested to attend. A. E MacDonald, Bec'y. 2822-6~Ml‘}6l.

...*SiJNDAY SEl{\/[Cl-ZS.-Ilev. F.

A. llubiey, of Mo‘,itague', now al Halifax where his wife uniderwent r serious operation on _Friday the 5th will return by the fl. S. ltnterprlsf on S/aturday to fill his regular Dreachim: appointnients on Sunday -Tuna 14th. Services as fo‘lows:- Btiirgeon li ri. m.. Georgetown ." ri. rn.. and Monte-izliie 7 p. in., Mr-

THE iiieiiiii-iihiiin

DOMINION ’

if TRUST

- COMPANY

"The Perpetual Trustee" ‘

ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon. Chas. Dalton,

Frank R. Hearlz,

ll. M. Davison

_ Manager

Morris Block - Charlotte-

town ,

Phone 192J i

yi _.71 I V__l_1n|. _ in

. The i Island.- City `-Paintilig -fo

Edntracting Painters \

Houte,Carriage and Sign work. 203 Kent Sf. Phone 280-l.

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DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS sis ite- , lsunii Pill for Women. $5 a box or lhroe for

all. Bo d at all Drug Stores. or mulled to any a‘.°'ii~ii.r=~ii.'°.°.:.'i:°i,l’.':if.~ =°°”“- ”*"° » __ . . , i . _,___ PTTOSPTTDNOI. FDR MEN. ii‘i.?i"l’..°f_l

Vitality: for. Nerve and Brain; fliioieaeee "grey matte ‘;aTonic-will build you up. P ll box. or two for $5' at drug stores; or by mei on receipt

nl price. 'ral Bconlu, Devo can Bt. Catharina l

Ontario; ' _.- I

Sold at Hughes’ Druizilofl

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A Wanted I

Four class A male foxes;

and three class A female;

I Hubley is doing well.

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foxes. Maritime Fox Exch- d

(floiitinucil from page two.) fomorrou and then establish"d*i some model renuhllc, or turned inf. some exiia mundane Phnlaustcre. i' would inevitahiv return in less tha, fifty y¢orS~n good lense in Vtopia to its ancient tricks, and to thc ex isting system of laws, magistrntnr policemen, school masters and execu- tioners

ll'-lt the Iwrmnl state of the inte'

lect might have been very difieren fiom what it really is.

We niivht have possessed nothing

more than simnln instinct~higher i‘ dear e that that of the brute around us, but rot diverse in qua]

There is nuthlnz violent in such r

F\lDD0<ltl0Yl, f0\‘ if an observer of on zlobe in its pre Adamic days har' found that no creature enjoyed f larger allowance of sense than n' elephant, could he have anticipate thut another. though a crownin- nmmn~al, would be inspired wiith tl' sunlight of reason?

I will not, however, stop to pic

ture men building houses like hear crs. or rearing Romes and London ns bees and termites erect their ci* ies, or holding parliaments and go: poration meetings like rooks in ' meadow or migrating in flocks t- Italy or the South of France for tl~ winter like swallows, but I will in .stance a.few states of which .the ir- tsllect, as it stands is susceptibl' and ask what would have been th lot of man had any of these been th- apvointeil condition of the mind. IT. Say, first, that the fncultic' bad been limited--to the intelligence displayed in the dream-state: and fr this ourpose let us assiimn that mp could move, nnd even work as the' i are capable of doing. to some ex lent, when thrown into a somiiam bulist mr-oil: a mood in which naq

e have been known to traverse der '-

i'_cro_us places,clan;ber up clids, _ dr- Cend 'Pit-shafts. swim considerabl letances. repair watches. combos

sv-rmo ride th mnrket,and like Lorr’

.lohn Lime. _._ ..j._ KI D N EY

` ange und Investment Com- nl - ,, th__ ,, t ,,

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FOR SALI:

36 acre Farm three miles rom `harlottetown on Mal-

peque Road, suitable for Fox l //. P l l. L S _;7£S 'R

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.barcain,f Macnislis' Philosophy r~ lsl°°n). What then?

I Evcrvonc is nwsre that, howeve _foolish a man may sometimes annea-

_ c - _ K E E P Y O U R ivhilwf, mviikn. he is ` incomparablr ,

. , I '-'- ' more silly whilst asleep.

' ‘Ve "P" all ashamed of ourselves a'

" ` ”‘ “ dreamers.

t O I '_{~:~,; Wf»_s-»i=.rv\, to have no* brains wortl

g y ,§~.....1».<» » t i .0 whil=t lv- hed.

F'l<"l‘ri`v‘li"`il`i:;l_niv€it1filll r\:1orniul_! wo be ' l‘.(\|V\8 llnfn i\R'P_(" "“l' FS.

S' h h ° i ' Home of nur. facilities may occas-

C r, n 2853 \` innqiiy 1,8 wiiifiiffpeft mid Men new

` ‘ cd to fi pitch of power not always

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“Glenn your soiled gloves ln fu c

minutes uy using I-‘eorieys Glovi , cleaner--wh-uh is being demon-

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' ' atrated at MOOREA MGLEODS

' Our business ‘e _lo ex- , amine Eye. Weiiiim to

patrons tliében-‘ _ tlluat metlcrtflhd melhfds of ex

to give

ltld gloves Moore at Mol.e.id 290 l Il

demonstrate Peerless Kid Glov.

‘ ole y y wonderful compound-a 25 dem

_ ‘ eos oleens .amy pairs of gloves-

-'et our glove department. moore a Monson ‘ 290|

Will

purchasing for cash two pairs - i_

'_‘Mr Olll of New York will

aner all de Pride -see this

Gash must accompany order. Mini. mum charge twe - vs espn

_ nty il .

...PBUBSCRIBISRB should renew s week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not nllal an issue, as all papers an

ralséiontlnued promptly on expiry a s

...*ll/IARIE lll')RSI'i lfAf!EH.-Wed-

ncadny, July 8th., 1914, $190.00 in purses. Races as follows: 2.24 class trot and pace, $60.00; 3 year-old trot and pace, purse $100.00; 2.40 race, $30.00. Entries will be received up t-ill Monday, July 6th., 1914.

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attainable in the waking condition.

The mathematician has been known

to solve problems by night which bullied his skill during the day,

'l`he painter has dreamt pictures he

could not equal whilst in full pos- iession of his wits.

The musician has composed snatch-

es of melody more striking than any lie could well produce when the lead- en mace of the ‘droiwsy god' was up- `lifted from his brow.

The most notorious peculiarity,in-

leed,oi dreams is their utter absurd- ity and incoherence.

It appears as if the judgment de- xerted its throne, and the faculties vera straightway disbanded; some if them sinking into torpor, whilst ithcrs ran riot scanipering over ledge and' ditch in chase ofthe

pices, and doubtless gave a very high bounce in bed whenever he dropped

in fancy from their brink. _

Nay, we are better believers whilst

asleep than whilst awake.

When anything sudden or surpris-

ing befalls us in- actual life we ask ourselves whether, after all, lt is not

a mere dream. _ '

Is it some great pleasure which

happens-an unexpected descent of ._-.i-ealth, a visit from a friend sup- posed to he lost, the joyful termina- tion of an aged Uhancery suit, the receipt of an explicit acceptance from a lady whom you have been . wooing for a longer term than Jacob i courted Leah or Rachel? ` How you fear that some touch oi truth will dissipate your bliss, ,and reduce you to your former dreary `

Ur is it, on the other hand, some

lightning flash of misery-the sud- den loss of n husband, wife, child; tlic wrecking of your fortunes in a fire, ii ship, or a joint-stock bank; the explosion of some undertaking to which you trusted for fame or future

state? ‘

The finest range of print and French

_ cambric dresses for children from 2 to 6 years of age we have ever shown at the price. Ever) dress is worth from 75cto $1 but they're all on sale at 50 & 6Oo

Stanley Bros

A Special Importation

of the following two lines cotton dress

competency, the discovery of deep vllliany on the part of one whom you loved and honored?

Surely, you exclnim, this must all be n dream, and attempt to stifle the calamity by frantic efforts of scepticism.

lint in our nocturnal pleasures or

sufferings doubt has little place.

However startling, however pre- posterous, may bc the events vfhfch are trnnsactiniz in thc brain, our

uaint and ridiculous.

ies under discipline during the day ieams to be driven into exile each vening; for then the mind sullers 'ccomposition and is literally pulled o pieces, as if its constituents could ot co-operate whilst the governing 'onius was away. What can bc more significant than he fact. that the most unconscion- .ble jungiing of events rarely excites

We go to hed in England, and rc- 'nln our consciousness in Africa; but .fe do not trouble ourselves to in- iuire how this feat of locomotion has \eeii_ performed. _ We might be eighty years of age

‘“ esterday evening; but before morn-

ve get caned at school without feel- ng any astonishment that the clock if '|`ime has been put back three- iiarters of a century. -' We are sliding over the ice, when

l t breaks and precipitates us into

‘ie water; hut we arc not concerned

I ‘rating in the middle of the dog-

lays. We are sent to prison by an in- 'uman creditor, and are in great dis- ress about our appearance in» the 'isolvent Court, whereas the least :flcction would satisfy us that our crsecutor wus innocuous, bc having een paid in full, with costs. These, with u thousand similar hal-

ng as the poorest village simpleton njoys \-.-.hiist awake. If then, thc.mind were incapable of oaring above the dream-state under

'my circumstances, life would be

like despicable nnd deplorable.

, Some persons arc always in trou-

le whilst engqged in their nocturn- l adventures. They have a. genius for getting in-

- .o scrapes.

'l`o awake and recover their facult- is is equivalent to discharge from all, or probably to reprieve from vxecution. . Even when the memory begins to all. and thc sorrows of the night elude the recollection, it sometimes ~appens that the mind is found surg- ng to and fro under the tempest hicb has swept across it in sleep, ind the sighs which involuntarily es- 'ape from the breast tell him pro- oundly it has been agitated by the liantasmal storm. - It would be terrible to think of lvinz under e. perpetual nightmare- »nc like the visionary ape which (ns `/ladnme deCreqiiy relates) used- to .rouch upon the breast of thc Duch- -,ss of Devonshire, pressing her :heeks with its paws, and glaring in- to her face with its hideous eyes. l l-lvcn Dante might have had some

ompunction in assigning this ns one f the punishments of his liiferno- :ay for the idlers or the g1iittons,‘ iut to carry such an incuhus for “bree-score years and ten, is too harrowing a fancy to admit of the rlefcst discussion. | If death were; in,fact an eternal sleep, as some atheists affirm, Ioan: conceive that, _ to many ii man, no heavier punishment could be ilevised;‘ for, charged with such dreams as] visit many a pillow, that sleep would. assuredly be an eternal hell. I ‘It is, well known, too, that dreams are colored;/indeed it may be said. created, by the most trifling inllu-l ences from without. | We are at the mercy of any sound

or touch.

The rumbling of distant thunder

'nay plunge us into a battle in which, instant( of distinguishing our-

selves oreditably, wo take to our

heels and receive a number of dis-it honourable wounds.

The arm is pained or benumbed by

the pofture we have assumed; and forthwith wo conclude that the doc- tor has just aniputated it, and is congratulating himself upon the bril- llancy with which the operation has been performed.

We grow too hot., and straivzhtway

imagine that we are in a burning house, or that some Elpsninri'le,-ili- tensely interested _iii our spiritual welfare- are serving us up as an auto-da-fe.

A dy alights upon our nose, and

ive are overwhelmed _with grief .to find that this great feature has been struck off by s sword. or ear- rlod sway by A cannon bell. . ,_A dn, fi__erhnpn-'loniethlng worse, gives e'-flirloul. bite, and lol we

lieu. for an enssetn hu driven Itlilato heart-deep into our

this peculiar

have pre

lj. WNY* I of hlle

The power which kept those facul-'

ny surprise. I

o ask how men can possibly be'

icinations, would all be dissipated n nn iiistrlnt,_ if \ve possessed as inch common sense, whilst slumber-

stupendous crcdulity compels us to deal with the fiimiiiest shadows rind fantasies as if they were the sworn realities of life. | Since, then. sleep is a matter of miglity occurrence, since some have been buried in slumber for several days in succession like ldlizabctli lPerkins, or i\lary Lyall ( tho first ,for eleven or twelve days; the sec- ,ond from lst July to 8th August) whilst others have been thrown into deep trnnccs, like the Polish Grokat- zki or Colonel Townsend, and others again have continued in a state of coma for weeks together like Tobias Sniallett, we may judge what would have been the result had the mind been organized upon the low and sickly terms which somno- lency implies.

Some time 1 will deal on Mental

Drunkenncss, which is another pecul- iar mental state oi which we have frequent excmplillcations.

ilad Nervous _ llyspepsia

.With Fi‘eq_uciit Sick Ilcr-mlaches uid _ Much Pain Aftrr Eating P Dr. I Chase's Nerve Food Cured,

'l`his letter is from a lady who gained 14 pgiiiids by using the great food cure. It diid won-ders for her in improving hi-r general heu-ith. She is enthusiastic in 'its priiisc. and I‘e- fers to her neighlblors as witnesses ol the splendid rcsults ohtuiiicd. ‘

Mrs. Susan Dobson, Spring Hill

Mines, N. B.,_ writes:-"It is with pleasure that I write to you in pi-also ix! Dr. Ch»isc's Nerve Food. I was troubled with flyspepsia, ami could no-t cnt without suffering much pain; also had sick lieddachcs fre- quently, and my nerves were in had condition. About ten years ago l took a thorough treatment of Dr, Chase’s Nerve Food, using altogether ‘Z1 boxes, and since then can eat any- thing, have been freed frcfm headach- es, and my health has been greatly linproved in every way. I gained 14 pounds in we-ight, and feel sure 1 owe everything to Dr. Ch-as¢’s Never Food. You mi-y use this letter, and my neiglrbors can tell you of my oon-

dition before _using this treatlri-.ent."

“Every lady in f`har'oLt.nto‘ n

and v|c'nily ‘should see Mr ai d Mrs Gill in their remarkable don.- onstratlon here Friday-all #av moore & McLeod 2901

“Mrs Olll will demonstrate the

marins of Peerless Face Cream -- u splendid face cream wh'cnls sold at 50 cents por box. Moore dz McLeod _ 290|

Stanley Bros

materials give people the cla_'m of obtain-

l ing the very best fabrics at home.

, RATINE a cloth of the very finest qual- I ity. Well woven and bmi with a splendid | appearance. 40 inch wide, white, black,

bluet, navy and champagne 65c yd

MERCERISED POPLIN. The finest i

inedium weight cloth made vciy firm and ` highly finished. This finish is permanent and will not wash out. /1-0 inch. black, white,

~ saxe and copenhageii 65g; y

Stanley Bros

Misses’

Middy Blouses ‘

A new lot to hand this morning. B-'_-st

quality of White drill with collars and cuffs of red, bluet and navy drill, laced front. Two patterns _of sleeves either raglan or set in. Sizes 10 years to 18 $l.2

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Dewi Have Pom- Plumbing

. Tub

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a Dresses .

‘---in Your Home--~

If your ‘plumbing is not satisfactory in every

respect it would pay you to have it attended to at once. Sewer gases, leaking pipes and other disease-breeding troubles run hand in hand with faulty plumbing and altliougli the first cost in ay be - less than for good plumbing it rises up iitrnrly 300

p. c. in repairs.

. Our plumbing is the kind we swear by, you

i rely on. First cost is Inst cost with us :md work ‘ done in only one way, thc correct way. Phone

393-1- _

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meats. Lots of an-,fusements will be provided for the day including Horse

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Tea Party,

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Murray River

The citizens of Murray River have

near the village on Wednesday, July 22nd, and are making prepiirutioiis for a big gathering.

There will be well stocked tables

and refreshments booths on the grounds also a special table with

Swings, Dancing Booths, Foot~Raees, etc. No intoxicating liquors, nor any disorderly conduct, will be al- lowed on or near the grounds as oi- liclals of -the law will be there to' lee that proper order is maintained.

The cornmittee will be thankful to

any lady who will bring or send _a cake for the auction sale. A special passenger trsiii will leave Charlotte- town in the morning and return in the owning for the accomodation of people from the city and along the line. \`

'The committee will endeavor to make it an enioyable day for all who attend. Take in the big time and see your friemli. , ‘

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Ono of the finest Oyster propositions in Malpcqiie

Bay has a block of stock for sale which is now open for subscription. Full particulars and copy of pros- peclus can be obtained from the Secretary-Howard

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Ramsay or from any of the following Ofliccrs and

' Directors :-

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Dr. Jas. W. Keir

Norman McLeod Ramsay John Simpson

Hon. John Agnew

Robert Crafer ~ ‘ D. P. MacNutt

John O. Hyiidman

also from th`eRoyal 'Investment Exchange-Royal

Remember the date July 22nd. Proceeds in sid of sidewalks for the

village wli-leli are much needed. Should the weather prove unfavor- able tea wlllbe held on llrst one dey following.

By order of Committee

V Bank Building, Charlottetown. - ~

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