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_ WEDNESDAY _ _ _ _ um onannorrmown oumniu _ _ . _ JULY_21 1915

ur Refrigerators Give Lasting Satisfaction

We buy Refrigerators _in large

quantities, and are in a position to of-

-ur: _- fer best values. We carry only the

HIGHEST GRADE. The quality of our Refrigerators is so well -known that it is not necessary to say more NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ONE. See our line before purchasing

No.-1 “Rogers” Refrigerator, case made of thoroughly

seasoned, kiln-dried hardwood, finished golden oak. 26 inches wide, l7" Deep, 40” High ................ . .... __ $7.50 ea.

No.-2 Rogers Refrigerator, 29" Wide, 19" Deep, 42’

High ............ .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$9.00 ea.

No.--I Rogers Refrigerator, 32" Wide, 20” Deep, 45

I-ligh_...._.. .... .... ............. ....... _.$11.25

No.-G2 Challenge Refrigerator lined with Galv. Steel

challenges comparison in quality price. 26" Wide, 19" Deep -12” High .... .............. _.$13.00

_ No.-Gi Challenge, 29" Wide, 20’ Deep and 44” High’

price ............................................................... ._ $14.50

White Enamel Refrigerators ........... _.$18.00 & 20.00

_ Porcelain lined_ Refrigerators very beautiful in construc- tion and design, price ....................................... _.$42.00

This Store Closes on Saturdays at one o’clock dur- ing July and August

Western

merside.

Methodist Sunday schhool picnic held T. in Mr. Samuel Frlzzel's field by kind permission Wednesday July 14th.Fav-

friends gathered nobly and the finan-

workers, ernest, reliable, ever seeking me improvements. Recently they have

set to work on the graveyard and the R good results oftheir efforts are potent sid to meet casual observers they

ments. len

lce Cream Social was held at St. El- eanor's Hall on Wednesday, July 14th,

ple’s Total Abstinence and Atliletlc chi

admission. The chairman, Mr, R. H. hlontgouiery, introduced the lecturer,

As he was lecturing under the aus- shi piies ot the loung Peoples' Society. of

telling them of the way they carried wir on a similar society in Port I-Iill. In eac

iiicEo2crsl\tiio\i>ui‘cGo S

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

i - f i

Y . _-`: ' fr-.._.,f"~'

' .~ ¢r;_ 47% » -.»-‘_ .>.;,-t>_.-rg.;-==-__.__.,

Natty Wash Suits -'_ __ for tlie Kiddies

. \_._ f`i_`»~_ -_.¢__ _

The “kid” ncedsa light! cool

and eoiiiioilalile wash suit. It

_Q-... » ,_ \ "_°',<r.-,_ '< =.‘;'/..{ \ _

sg-.--'i»-._ ...t rf. _'J ' ',- :-.-____ 3

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tidy and dressy, cuts down _

your iflothing bill and ii visit to the wash tub is all that is needed to makea new suit out 4,

ofthe dirty one.

Call in and sec our line of high-grade V\{3S_h Sl-1iiS

for boys and girls, in all the latest styles in distinctive and dressy patterns. The stock is complete, the price lo‘v. You will be sure to be satisfied.

Reuben Tuplin & Co. Kensington

will hclp him to_enjoy his play _\ - l

iictter, makes him look clean, E _ _.-.___ 1

ly twice ii week and discussed the writings of Louther, Wycllfie, Ten- nyson, Shakespeare, etc.. after whiieli on the members often wrote papers ex- Ma i>1‘<‘SSi1ii: their vlcv/5 on the different 21s

the winter they had meetings regular- El),

_IT PAY8 to buy tn this Provin e U -ONE CENT par word each Inst

--_THE MORNING DAIL" Guardian Cash

can be obtained at Latlerty’s Toniior- mum

ial Parlors, Summerside.

for advertininl in this column.

MEN'8 CAPS W rth UD to 75c.

_w_ K, M¢GOUGAN, Globe Fox selling at each 25c. at I-lOLMAN’S.

Exchange. is Guardian Agent in Sum- Summerside. 2142-7-20ni2iE1i.

M _ -MEN'8 STRAW SAILOR HATS

_PICNIC SUCCESS. - Cornwall worth up to $2.25. selling for 65c. It.

HOLMAN, LIMITED, Summerslde.

2142-7-20m2iE1i.

ored with most delightful weather a -MEBSRS WILLIAMS G. CRUE. goodly number gathered and all seem- Printers, Summerside, have moved ed to greatly enjoy themselves. There into their new Omce, Water St., three were not quite so many visitors from buildings west of the R. R. Station.

adjacent places as usual but the home 2139-7-19 m6i

cial results will equal if they do not a -MEN'S POROUB Knit Under- little exceed former years. The wear, short sleeves and drawers, per Cornwall women. and men are garment, 35c. at 1-IOLMAN’S, Sum-

tslde. 2142-7-20n12iE1l.

put a new wire fence with cedar posts -WOMEN'S 8UlT8.- Regular.. &c. round the parsonage grounds. $10.00 to $18.00, a good range of styles More recently quite a number of them from which to select; sale price, $4.95.

i e

T. HOLMAN, LIMITED, Summer- . 2142-7-20m2lE1i.

contemplate still further improve- -LINEN COATS.-Women’s full

gth Natural Linen Dust Coats,

. great for driving, regular 53,95 to

-LECTURE AND ICE CREAM SO- $6.00, sale price, $1.75. R. T. HOL-

CIAL.-A very successful lecture and MAN LIMITED, Summerside.

2142-7-20m2iE1l.

under the auspices of the Young Peo- -STRAW HATS.-Women's and

ldren’s straw hats, numerous

Societies. At the opening hour the styles, worth regularly up to 50e., spacious hail was crowded to the clearing at each 15c. R. T. HOLMAN doors and many were not able to gain LIMITED, Summerside.

2142-7-20l'!12lE1l.

ent of ten quart tin paiis, made

D111 ' standard weight I. C. plate tin,

the sptaker began his remarks double seam, rlvetted ears, coppered

e bail, wood handle. Special price, h 12%c. R. T. HOLMAN, LIMIT- Summerside. 2142-7-20ni2iE1l.

the llev. J. J. Bamforil. Port Hill. -TIN PAILS 12'/2c.-Another big

» ._ ' by

A LAWN PARTY will be held on the lawn of Mr. Frank Glydoii, rgate, Wednesday evening, July t and if not fine July 23rd. A

characters. For the enjoyment in well stocked refreshment booth, ice suninier they had hui.1 a tennis court cream, strawberries and loaded tab-

wliere the young ladies ic* well as the les young nicn delighted to gather and pass ri social time together. They al- so had other games which were an

lic said was the determination on the the

lie showed that by studying history grit _vnu could sec that (icrinnny luis al- by

pcror in 1862. lie referred to the hu- grit

inuiiy's forces took l’:iria in the short Vil space of six w<“ck.=i alter thc deeliira- (ilu

war when they thought opportunity ion presented itself. Gerinziny's first in- Tw

und Fraiice so as to command all to

of Austria was very convenient to In

ity io provoke ii iiiiurrel. When Iirit-Im(- :iin tried to preserve peace Germany Mp

will be on the grounds.

2157-7-20M2ipd.

SCHOOL WORK-The halt’ year-

inieentlvo tu keep the young people ly examination ol the Fanning school, iogetlier. After inakiiii: these few Malpeque, was held on June 29th and remarks rc the young Peoples’ So- was largely attended. The classes ciety the lecturer gave an able ad- were cxainined in the various sub- drcss on the all important theme of jects by Inspector Boiilter, ltcv. l§_J. the day: “The Present War." He first ltattce and others. The Cumberland spoke on the cause of ilie war which Scholarship (of forty dollars) given by

trustees of the Cuniherland ’I‘riist

part of Germany to rule the world. l"iind, to the student of the highest

de who leads his class was won llarold Burns. The Cuinherluiiil

\\'n_vs_hiiil this iiiotivc in view from prizes which are awarded in each ot`| the time when Williuin heeiinie Ein- the stiidciits standing highest in his

de were \voii by the following.

niillntinii of Friiiicc in 1871 when Cer- Grade IX.-Ralph lieiiirsio. Grade

l.-Erskiiic Mnennlt. Grade VII.- dys Miicnutt. Grade Vi.-Muriel

lion of war. The li-ariieil lecturer, -liy|1\1|¢-_n||1(_ (;r-ride V,-David Kei;-_ forceful argiiiiiciits, wont on to show Eliznlietli lieir. Grade ill.-Miirgaret that for Wars it has been the lntcii- tflininpioii. (irnalc ll. (Sr.)-Stella lion oi' the Gerniaiis to iloiiilnate limits, Grade ll. l.Ir.)-llriicc l\lziC- Eiiropc niiil that thcy lniiiiclicii the niitt. Grade l. (Sr.)-Erviiig (fhi\inp-

_ Grade l. (.Ir.)-Marioii Young. o prizes.. mic in each ilepartiueiit,

teiition was to take Belgiuni, llollaiiil were given hy the Womcii's Institute

the pupils not receiving a (`uinlicr-

ports pointing to the British isles. land prize who had made the nest I`lie murder of Archduke Ferdinand effort in their studies during the year.

the I’rincipai's Iiepartiiieiit ilie

Germain' as it save lwr the fiiiiwrtiiil- prize was won ny Hattie Graswrii; in

Prininry Dcpartmeiit by Rhoda

ciiuit. Diplomas awarded to the

|\0ill llilvk -"ill U10 H1110. UIUS Sl\0Wiil$! pupils of the higiicr ggradesiuakiiig an that shn_ wanted war. Gerniany “voyage of Seventy per c(._n¢_ (Nm. lll0lli§lll 111111 0Di1_0I‘IUH€ H1110 011 110- were won by the following:-Grade count of trouble in the llritlssh (‘ol- 1X___]0seph Igzmem Harold Bu,-,,,,_ onies, of the Home Rule Questlon,nnd Ralph }3emrs;0_ ylame (~_ms“.(.|l_ because iiriince was in the throes of Florence Craswell. Grade V111__Er. o. socialistic movement. He then skim, Macmm_ Alfred Macgougmh

- -__ __ - spoke of the war itself. of the sur- Elizabeth ]3@air,<tio_ Gr-mic V|1____

liiri-Se yvlien the defenders of Liege Gladys Macnint, narbnra Craig, Marg- :‘_"l‘l CI" _ll_‘_“- G;"_“f"_l llarllg for _W“-<‘kS ery Peake. Grading Certificates were ins inn i ng rrinte to inoholize her W0" bv Grade V1___Mm~i(._| MHCHML

' i v

iioops (.irin.in\ '~. plans have tailed G,-me Ma(_Qmgm,_ George B£,n,r,,m_

and fur its the ‘speaker could see Hediey M,;cmm_ Grade V __]$a`Vid

_ > the (li-rin:ins_woiilil not get what they K,_.h-_ Gam- Q umm Mm- ami Rune

S 9. 3 G,

started out iitcr (Jn motion bv Aus F; > tin Scales secoiiilctl li\' Wallace Mc Omnw lcako' Walter Boairhtm

rr the patriotic opportunity of securing I ,___ ‘_ _ ~ _ ' _ ' Grade IV.-Elizabeth Keir, Annie

_ _,,__‘_ _ lr

____ $4 FLAG.

T OUTFIT

. ` I " __- smut, rut-mana. i , __ .= _nb out-.ina ta x 0'

_ _,,..Z~_, __ ,___-.__ "' __ _ Union Jnolu. bran-

_\-7 <,~¢, "_,-it .i ' ,-. If fsrrulo jointed polo,

__ 1_4.. .. ,.7 (_" inn and huiiu-a,

“ ' ’ " " t ` Q ‘ 'Q 'S " and rultiou window <

socket, on n bull which no nearly ailm-

- lnatn aoltl UI. if

si* - 1** si.

_. ___. _, _ _. ln __ _

If " ' ' a.

.___ _,___ _ _ .

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T<=u=-in-<~

‘<°*|F1-‘QI-'

V you already have l

_ _ pain, ofa. tho Fil(

_ alnnomtybllir

` ' cured.

_Q th Fl ,_ 9:-in: which is

$ .IU \ 0|' Q lg 011:, S .49 aging 1:3 '

or, for klie $4 Outiit- 3,,.,T§,§,L,

THIS FLAG CQUPON ‘“°°'"°'“'° ..‘.'.r:l*.:.:'r.'.’:'.:;.':=:.2‘lr.:°.i..'.'i.t.‘i°..:r.r°"°"'“°°° “- WHL When Presented' ~t the t.).~`fico of 020

Ci-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

' QQQHQ Q9 folder ol this paper fr-stating aamg E QW]

~ _ Ot her <»X<\U!3 _'R

Q Tha Full-Size Fling, Alone: or

The Complete $6 Flag -Ind Outfit

MAE ORDERS.--If ocnplets outfit is wanted send

the ll." and Io. additional for postage in 20 mils mn. (or us. in other lonol of Province); for [renter dirances all your pollrnnlilr uno ‘at to include for 8 ibn.; if flna' ala-is is desired. :end tho ll.1l_ and ln. odfltlmnl postage in lint :env for ’lo_ any Canadian point).

-*A i='i.4ics”i-'on ei/criv i-ioivii:-'.

_.`,",__ , ,___._,` for

OF EPILEPTIC FITS AND PAR-

Last Ilccenilicr my six-year-old son Hi

Frank was taken down with whattlie

he never spoke ii word. \Vhen first

they hecanie more and more frequ- H0

until we licriril of tho lfarailor which

Improvement was nt once notice- Ht

(‘.i un. .i licrirt_\ vote of thanks was Rmwh (ylmllcq Taylm. Dunmm Mm* teiidered thc itcv. gentleman who G,0ug,,,,_ G,-ado m___MMgm-Qt Cham. """l° “ "mlm ""I’|y- Al me C°"°lU‘ pioii Claude llewiri-ito Rhod Maci utt sion of the lecture ice cream and G,-.,d'e H (Sr )‘_qte]'la Butts 1:4 ` candy were served in abundance, ga;~et `MaCG'0u an Mmicext’ (rr far' wliich iieedlef-is to say, were enjoyed _Grade H (gr )'_Bmce lMaél?1§t' hy all. The snug suni of $38.60 was ' ~ ` ’

ffhaniplon, Otto Craig. A special prize

attendance was won by Marlon

- -~ ._ an Young. At the close of the cxainina-

tion the tcriclicrs “ere vcrv kindly re

AN int-nibered hy their pupils;'Miss Munn

being presented with twenty-five dol-

D R D lars and Miss Walker with ii hand-

some gift.

TIGHISH

ALYSIS -NAVAL OFFICER.-Capt. Fraiik - Gallant, an oflicer on the Government

\Vcstem (;,,v,.|,c,,,|_ _lmy 14_ 1915_ boat “Hraiit",_ls visiting at his home

Lcovilie_-L.

doctors culled epileptic fits, and six -SUCCESSFUL PICNIC--The net weeks law, he b(._,.,,m0 pa,-aiyzed on proceeds of tho Notre Dame Convent om, Sm,,_ 1,a,,|,,g |05; an U50 of his picnic will he in the neighborhood of right arin :ind leg. For three weeks S01/0" hUlllll‘Ctl d0llilrB.-Z.

he took the ills they oi-ciirred about -V|3|TiNG RELAT|VE3-- MPS- ¢w|,,(, cw.,-_V day and as time went on Arsenault, proprietor of tho Waverly

use, Summerslde, is in Tlgnisli, a

i-nt, uiilil they reached such it stage KUUSV- Of MTB- A. J. Gaudet. Bllll While that he was in them almost contlnu- lierc will visit her many friends. rtiiy, one nt in-.ing imnwriirttr-iy roi- Years uso this rstimdble lady was a loweil hy another. llis nerves were l'0Sill0l\¢ Of Tliziilsh and hel' Old fl'l0Ild8 in a desperate coiiilition, and wo had M0 HIWHYH IIHIPDY |20 l'0n°W hcl' HC' lltllc or no hope of finding a rcinody l|\Hl|Ill8llC0--Z.

was put lo use on the 26th of April. -HOTEL ARR|VA|-9--R0KiSt€l'0li

the Ilolleviie this week were:

able. The ilts became less and less M0BSl'H~ J0hll Waldlv. Sll0l"bl‘00kf‘-I (7-

ilikrfnh frcqiieiii, and it is now six weeks M. Ul1|lI\I‘ll, J. A. ThomDB0Il. MOH!-

B- ______ - _-- rr __ i é- since he had one. The paralysis is P081: T. A. Lowther, Amherst; 'l`~ W-

entirely cured and he is nearly as Erlsh. E. llazen, St. John: Kite DOYIG.

strong as he ever was llis speech N0

rway; ll il Nayville, Moncton;

h has been fully' restored, and his C;_____W_eli_l;'er, Toronto; L.C?y;iE;_;il.

mind, which had long been a blank,le 01’ . . i’. Murdock, a o e- now quite iiiztivo. Tho Farador also l0WY\¢ W. lludson. Picton; Hon. Chas. vurcii him oi' constipation and sleep- Dalton. Tlgnish At tho Bernard 'Ho-

Class “A” Standard Bred Silver Black Foxes for sale i.-r..r...r..i. ' ' tri wars rcriricrraw Messrs. rctrr

(}uai'anlee<l pedigree accompanies each fox sold. We also

I cannot, find words strong enough BU

lgcr, Lol. 7; Wallace Stroud, Mont-

lo express my gratitude for what NRI; -7511105 J0|lllB0l\. M0llCl0Ili Mr-

have a few extra good male foxes for sale. _ rim 'rrrrriior hr.. .ions for my soy. i ami Mrs. strmiry per-ry, somerviiia

' ' l tho d lil .om when every Mass.; Gerald McCarthy, Charlotte-

We will be glad to Show Interested parties our foxes' fiiiiillly will Slisseiis cone ot these town; Charles Arsenault, Summer-

Write U5- health-giving instruments and make side: C. E. Shaw, DeSalile. J. E.

You may count on me for spreading -

proper use of lt in time of illness. Arsenaiilt, Wellington.-Z.

a in Silk Waists for 1.00 Prowse

The Huntley Silver Fox Co., Ltd gg; ;15,;';‘;?"= fm " fi" ° '° ,,,‘;,,__ ,,,,_ * ,,,-,,_,_,,,,,,,,_

' S“mm¢f5ide» The foregoing statement is ad-l

dressed to W E Enman, Farador "LM" T01' Ufillilr DIY- BUICK Silk

EDMUND R. MCMILLAN 1

Pl'll1¢¢ Edwllfd I9|BUd» Camida Agent, i2 Aiiey ` street, charlotte- _wsirnt $1.00. Prowse Bros.. Ltd.

1044-7-ioiiiimo. _ _ town. 214'; 2141-7-zomsi.

must accompany order. Mini- charge, twenty-five cents. `

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Last

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HOW

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Half Price

etch

"-1 ' I 6

Prices Now fi

Many People ' "

wonder how we

sell coats, suits_and- -dresses so cheaply now. _-_ jj We can’t. It is simply. a case of must sell them '-

of the

Greatest Summer Sale 11;: ever held in Charlottetown ;;;

_ Spring & Summer Suits S House Dresses -

, ' ` l h

Copenhagen, Sand Shades, Blue to $21236 American Perca e Wort up L

and White stripes and Black. ` N ow c

~'r

can afford to

Good judgment good business policy, good storekeeping. gemiand that »'.- ' we sell all merchandise bought for each person, before the end o t e season,

-- hence these remarkably low prices.

Can you resist these prices

_v.

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9_-

4. 4. _:_ ,'.

.ry

" Skirts Half Price

Blue and Black Serge and Voile.

White Voile Waists -

Worth up to $2.50

~i° fr -2* -"

79c

>I"l‘>i'

Lawn Dresses

White Embroidered worth $3.50. ~

._ Now $1.98

Cliil¢lren’s Lawn Dresses

A ges from 4 to 12 years.

~" -ie

-1- ~'.- 4- -

98c

-'r»:-ir'“=.-

- White Embroidered Waists

` Now 69c

Cliildren’s Summer Coats

Worth up to $3.50

r -_ ef *I

$1.98

59c

Tan Linen

vl"i"'."l‘~`r

Duster

by mail please by mail please incluile 3c ex- The Quality House include 34: ex-

._.

:,-

,£4 rl* li- ri*

,;< -i-

~ Lailie’s Long Silk Gloves

~ Dark Cotton Wrappers

Tan, Cream, Champrige, Grey, Black and White worth up to $1.00 ‘

if -r ~€‘ ~':

59c

Coats Half Price

s Come and see how much you can Save

Out of tswn Out _0f lawn people or er- peop e or er- Prowse Bros. Ltd.

tra for Postag

._l-

-'r -1"?

tra for l’ostag¢

'r-fr rl* We =.-

4 4-I ' ln ll ‘_<“r__ *-1 -

and Mr W. K. 1<Jaistei', helviii, were visitors to Summcrside yesterday.-X

-Misses Evelyn Mcl.urc and Ernni

Clark, of Liiikletter, ure visltiiii; friends in Rustico.-X

-Mr. lliilicri. llownti, St. Eloaiiors,

was a visitor to Albcrton on Friday last.-V.

-Mrs Tlioinas Rogers, New York, is

visiting l`rit-iids hi Suuiniersido and vlcliiity.-X

-Mr llugh Mclriirc, Ilustlco, rc-

turned to his home yesterday morn- ing after a pleasant visit to his son, Mr Adrliin Mclriirc. Linklettcr.-X

~ -Miss Inn. (lainphell, steiiographcr for ll. T. lloliiiiiii. Ltd., is spending 'hor viiciition at the present tlino at hcr home in Freetown.

-Mr. J. Lnltoy iiolman. of R. T-

llolinnn, Ltd.. is sponding ii few days fishing cxciirsioii on the llunk llivcr. ills friends wish hhn good luck with thu fish.

-Messrs Green Bros., Iledeque,

shipped tweiity-ilvc cattle to St John, N_i¥., on Friday morning by the $.3- Empress.-X.

-Mr. George LcClnre from Rustlco-

vlile is spending a few days visiting relntlvos and acqiialnlanccs in Eg- mond Bay.-M.

-Dr I-‘red and Mrs McSwoen. of

iloston, ure on a visit to the doctor’s father, Mr Angus McSwoen, Summer- side.-X.

-Mr. F. W. Cannon, St. Eloanorl.

is having his fine residence on the west side of Summerslde road raised

and a stone foundation put under it.

_ _ __ _: _ _ __,_ __ _.,_‘,. ___,_, ____ __ § . , . HWIHTIPY'-lF5‘¢'f!<'5. e' 2" » `

hy her son Leslie, of Victoria, is vis-

-Mr. Robert Me(‘.l.nrcii black-

smith at Ciiriligan, spent Saturday in St. i~}lez\iioi~i-i, the guest of Mr. Jolin A, Murray, with whom ho ici-irncil his trade.-V.

--Mr Walter Grant, (Tliarlottetowii,

is in Suiiiiucrsiilii this week superin- teiiding the nioviiig of the l’.E_ island telephone plant to the new oilice in the Civic Building.-X.

-Mr. Bciij. Houston, New Glasgow

spent a few hours visiting fi'lends in St. Eleanors 'l`liiirsilny, tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Murray.-V.

-Mr Ernest Walker, son of Mr and Mrs George Walker, Summersldc, niet with u painful accident on Thursday While lllllhilin. by having one of hiis knees cut on n piece of glass.

suivii/iiaiispgsiiirrine

-Suhr. "l\ia\iric Carter." Captain

Miirray,iirrlvcd today loaded with coal irnni l’lcto\i.

-Schr. "ltalpli," Capt. Renaud. ar-

rived wilay from Buctoucho loaded with lumber.

- i

*9‘fl\l'- "B0H\l8." Capt. Straight, fln-|

islieil dischargiiig her cargo of coal| for R. T. llolman. Ltd., and sailed to- day for Buctouclic.

-Suhr. "Malabar," Capt. Razavet, arrived today with ii large cargo of- coal from Picton. ‘

-Schr. “Marguorlf_o," Capt. Doiicot,

arrived today from Bay Caluur.

-Schr "H ct M G

-lllrs. Allan Mcliean, ac.coiiiptiiiit\.d - -8_5. "liciitricc" sailed to~day_1or

Cliiirlnttctowii, to finish discharging

iting in St. Eleunors, the guest of her her cargo of coal for the Steam Navi-

_Mr Arc|,i\,,,|,| IQHSU.,-_ ()'Lc,,ry_ brother Mr. Samuel Cannon.-V. gntion.

-Suhr. " W. l‘. 0'Hara,” salled.to-

day lor Gaspe. after loading hard coal and proiliicn for ll. T. Holman, Ltd.

-Sciir. “ Ellen Mary." Captain

Olsen, sailed to-day for Picton, after

ills;-inn-giiig coal for Il.. '1‘. llohnan. .i(.

Special Values ln Dinner Sets

-i -

fThis_is your only ox

.nortunit of getting a real ancli valuable bar-

gain in dishes.

These dinner sets

comprise

97 PIECES 8 STYLES In_ _eight different

qualities priced at 28 upwards. We bon? t . these dishes from or- eign countries now en- ilaged in thewar before - the war started andto- day they could not be bought from_ the mak- ers at the prices offer- edyou here now. Bet- ter call today and look over the line.....$8.00

‘ . e or c regor," Capt,

Murray. sailed today for Picton. a & 0 -s s "iii-.iiri " c i M ic ri ` °

~~ - ce. mp. c en e,

The work is ln charge of Mr. Silas arrived today with coal from Syd e , 2

Cannon.--V. for tho steam Navigation. n y_ I 5 cnnol Shu*