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day a large shipment of silks. They

comprise all the newest shades for

A full assortment of the new

this ‘season.

shades---ashes of roses, amethyst’

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Edward, 8. O. E. Tuesday August

,H s lui slum cnulsl

1. Persona may join the club at any

- time during the year, but must, of

the best Silver Polish We course lnswer the 60 questions to have ever used and we believe

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desirable that the questions be an

2. Each contestant, or his or her

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` I I JUNIOR EX4U1N1'l‘10N ~ at New wonuniena~ is users nie on-sunday and monday .N

, A S night of the week, and this eveninzi Salvation Army have the Market, H,"

.i ‘TOTAL MARKS POSSIBLE Egg Wm M no “¢¢p¢i0n_ The new reel for their famouip Abe,rdeen Banq_“d

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""""' "_" NECESSARY T0 PASS is a comedy, titled "wo iwr oent|on Tuesdai New Wonderland op,”

_ieaiousiy ~--with noyiioowc Dre- asain with 1 hill new program md

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A th U1-“_ Mgideng happen Cum ed f | _ Donald Lamont, Bt. Catherlne’s " s an ildilional hit. of funi comvlvte °hB“K¢ Of reels and 5,, _

ed yxtered-ayliecwllich resulted in the \ lm mm page n he ' 355~ _ l:T§l‘oscd` w ll hill' the feature film of Temporarily the reader for New Was.

firemen being called out to help, ex- tinguish a fire in the schr. Mary F. oi Halifax, in command oi Calif-ain McLean. Thin vessel had been load- ed by L. M. Poole & Co., at their wharf in this City the previous even- ing with a cargo of laths, lime,shing-, les, etc., to ,be used in construction work at Falconwood Hospital. un her way up to Falconwood wharf she came into contact, it is thought, with some obstruction _which inns.; have made a hola in the hull. This was not noticed at `the time and) the schooner was anchored for the night off the Railway wharf, and the crew left her at 11 p. m. Early yester- day morning she was noticed to Le on fire, and the str. Harland, on her trip up the East river, towed tie gschooner into the Railway dock land turned her hose on the fire. aFinding it impossible to extinguish

" a s 9 . ., : _ . i it the firemen were summoned and \“ \

worked at the burning crafti from 6.30 to 7.30, being compelled at -last to scuttle her. The fire was no doubt caused by the water and lime mixing and producing com\b\ution. The loss to Poole & Co., will be about $200. At low tide the vessel is ul- most wholly exposed where she lies in the dock.

THE GRAND LODGE

OF THE I. 0. 0. F.

The Grand Lodge, I. U. 0. F., of

the Muritiiiie Provinces meets in annual session at St John next week. The sessions will extend over three days, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day, August 10th, llth and 12th.'l‘h€'re is a considerable amount of import- ant business on hand and it is thought that this with the regular routine attendant upon such gather- ings will occupy nearly all the busi- ness hours of the three days session. However, the pressure of business will not entirely confine the Oddiellows and Rebekahs to nothing but strict attention to affairs of the Order. The

quality for the prizes. It is however St. John Lodge is preparing for the

visitors and entertainments in the

and sutlal gatherings put a holiday

the best on the market m.d;_|y_ wcred an the lessons are studied. .form of excursions joint receptions,

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Try a bottle mlly, must ‘bs a subscriber to The

touch to the trip of visiting brethren

SOLD ONLY BY guardian, during the continuance nllandisisters. 'J. J. McKinnon of this

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membership in the International Newspaper Bible Study Club and this

W. N, T3l'll0ll, iocei club.

3. Each contestant in this Local

]cwL.]c,._ ‘(_‘.lub, must answer each of the writ-

ten questions. for 52 consecutive

Delivered at any part of the Wveks ¢°"1m°n°ins 101' Sunday Aus.

Cn 23rd, 1908, and the answers must all

Y- be in the possemion of The Guar-

Ph,m¢._IQ2_4_ dian within two weeks of the close

L V ' , _ io! this period, which allows two

he contest, in order to qualify for City iS Grand S€0l`€¥-My Of the

Maritime Provinces and J. F. Whom, also of this City, is Grand Represen-

HARVEST EXCURSION.

ln connection with the Harvestcrs’

`I<}.\icursioii on the llth inst., passeng- ers from Tignish and intermediate stations will come to Sumnierside by. the train leaving Tignish at 12.15;

` weeks grace alter the close of the con-' passengers from Scuris. Georgetown

test. Ask f01' Ulll' CTOWU 4. Each question must he answered

_ , l9eDB»=l5€lY, and the paper written on

. one aide only. No answer must ex-

' ceed two hundred words in length and

‘may be less. It will be s conveni-

|»=nrA i! students will write their answers on letter paper, about Bi

mdhaslilach answer must have the nuigmnl ‘ '

name and address of the writer at the bottom of the answer, so it can

llie iiezirf-.sl npfr-i:il:‘i lo Ile be managed' given B number “vs_

ll¢D"'"¢ BH fu" ‘flliuff AIU lf* ltered and the name cut ot! so tlhe ex- lntrodureli.

The beet dezilcrs sell il and

aminer may know it by number only.

the mziuy olher non~:i!cuholic l 6' students should b° careful to beverages put up by us.

text must be read and especially the verse, or verses, upon which

_I H Club must be delivered to thi 5 4' ‘W 'olllca, and they will he collected at

examiners. The prizes ,will then 1--

r n S awarded lccording to the higheli

number of marks, won 5;' Ivelabesa

. of The International Newspaper

I n Bible Study Club, and prizes which

iso-da

understand the qiueation. before an- swering. To do this, the lesson

G' the question is based.

Chitowm 7. The answers from this Local

iw-arded to headquarters for inrlh

"_" "`“"""`"_""`“*°’ pendwt examination by competes*

may be awarded to members of

this Local Club will be given' out

B0lllS 8% Sh0BS,

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Ther: are three things about the smii :

you wear with our laundry wcrk.Ils insis lable, ifsspoiifaneous, it keeps sweet

I Our laundry work is as good as a tonic

it makes you feel better, look betler, and

be beller. in Wi,,d()W Try us on your next. Gloss or Domes

nl fic finish. .

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AMMOCKS

.We have a few good stioug HAMMOCKS left

and do not intend to carry one of them over if we can help it.

Call and see them we will suit you as lo price

and quality.

That line of “SEASIDE" LIBRARY BOOKS

at 3 for 25 cents is havinga large sale, have you seen them? NEW BOOKS by POPULAR A U HOR-S received daily.

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and intermediate stations will come to Royalty Junction by the regular afternoon trains, and connect there with the special train from Charlot- tetown, reaclii-'ng Summerside in time to connect with the special trip to ILS made by the Steamer. Passengers from Montague will go from there by the morning train leaving at 9.54, and will go from Georgetown by the regular afternoon train. Pas- sengers from Murray Harbor and intermediate stations will come to (lharlottetoivn by the reguliir morn- ing train on the llth, and passeng- ers lrom the Cape Traverse Branch will go by the regular morning train leaving Cape Traverse nt 6.25 u ni. The steamer Empress will make a special tilp ion Werlnefslba/y e'vd.iiiig for the accommodation of the Har- vesters’ Excursion. 8-Tclrtf,

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Deafness Cannot Be Curi d bv lot-nl nnpllculionf . nu they cannot i-unch tl c tfisclwod porlioii ofllic oar. '|‘hci-c is on-,\ one way to euro rloufuess, und lluitis hy coi- Itillltimml i‘l-liiuillos. llvlifiiess bi cullicll li ini lnfluniod condition of the niucuus llnlnl; oi ilu: Ellamchllili Tube. Wlioi this luhs is i flamed you have si ruiuhllnrr souiul or im- perfect hearing. und when it is entirely izlnslfll, Dmlfness is lliu rlisiilt, and lllilfiss' the iliflimllllulloii clin bl: i.llk<‘~| out mul 'ills liibv i-oslornd to ilu uormul ouiuliliou,hc»ii~ii:g will hi fic~Ii-uycil lol-evm': uiui- <iu.~u-.s out uf ll-u ni-i» nnlisiid by Uullirrli, which is unllilng bill lv. iill‘l.\||ll-llonli/ll'l0|i nf the |u||\‘oi|.- r<\l|‘fuci~.~

Vic \\'||llri\'nU|il: Huildr'¢‘ll I)o|lul.~‘ for-uiiy

F. J. (!lIl~I_'\_ll~I\' gk 11), Toledo. O.

Sold by Di‘i||.gis\s oil: 'l‘uko Hull'a niiilly l’ill.~' for coustiplillon.

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Get Ready For Hoi

Weather Days !

‘ Nothing so cool and

restful as one of our Hammocks.

Our srock of llam-

moclte is large and all fresh patterns, and as usual our Hammock values are the talk of the town.

Lots of New Boch

and all the latest Sum- mer Magazines.

I Haszald &Monre

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Mary Coady, Brookvale 458.

‘Eva Evans, St. Eleanor’s 454. Henrietta Handrahan, Tigiiish 453. Charles Mclver, Kinkora. 454.

Arthur Daly Iona 453.

Frances Steele, Summerside 452.

Manley Bell, Tryon 4511 Winnie Monaghan. Kelly's Cross 450

Ida Arsennult, Bt. Nicholas 450. Margaret Walsh, Charlottetown 448. James McIi_ityr`e, Millcove 448.

Mary Cavanagh, New Haven 448. Faber Dreelan, Orwell Cove 447. Pauliuia Costello, Honwell 446. Louis Wynn, Charlottetown 445. Wilfred Doucette, St. Louis 445. Flora Cameron, Clyde River 411.

Edna Biggar, Emerald 441. Harold .Picka:rd, Charlottetown 440. JosephFlynn, Charlottetown 440.

Raymond Brown, Bayside 440.

Wilfred Trowsdale, Crapaud 439.

Clarence Drake, Cornwall 439. Elsie Furness, Vernon River Bridge

438.

Andrew McDonald, Cardigan 436. Excelline Arsenault, Abram‘s Vil-

lage 434.

Florrie McPherson, North Wiltshire

433.

Sadie McPherson, North Wiltsliire,

433.

Lizzie MrQuaid, Bouwcll 433.

Olive Alyward, Pleusnut View 432.

Bertie Deacon, Freetowu 431. John B. McDonald, Blooiii/iug,Point

429.

Evelina Gaudet, Pleasniitl View 428. Angus McMillan, I-llillsboro Consoli- dated School 426. `

Bertha Morrisey, ’l‘ignish Convent.,

420.

Irene Gillis, Charlottutowii Convent

426.

Annie Abbott, Malpeque 424.

L. McDonald, Charlottetown 42-1.

Samuel -Todd, Brndalbane 423. Chester Bunffain, Clifton, 420.

Mary McLean, Primrose 418.

Cecil Devereaux. Kelly's Cross 418. Philip Rositer, Morell 415. Daniel McDonald, Blooming Pt., 815 Roy Herring, Murray Harbour 414 John Sutherland, Montague 413.

Bertha MacKie, Tignish 413.

Daniel McArthur, Cornwall 413. Albert Simmons, Marshfield 412. Wilbert Polriier, St. Nicholas 412 Pauline Kielly, Stanhope 412.

J. McDonald, Blooming Point 412.

Hattie Fitzpatrick, Trucadie 411. Edith Irving, Vernon River Bridge

411!

Annie Plnisted, Arlington' 406.

Lottie Campbell, Darlliigtoii 406.

Mary lvslie, Mori-ll 405.

Laura Wynn, New Hiivou 4""~.

Huirivt William'-f 'l‘\-v~- \' 103, Laura Rog-ers, Miscouehe 400. .

A VISIT FROM ,

ACTON BURIIOWS.

The (liliirllian limi u pleasant call

yesterday aftei‘uonn from Acton llur- rows, foiinller and managing director of The Railway and Marine World, Toronto, of which hc has iimile ` a great success. It deals with all matters pertaining to transportation in Canada. Mr. Burrows visits the Maritime Prolfinces yearly to look over the improvements and progress in railways and steam and electric service generally, Yesterday he visited the new railway shops, in this City and found them well ml- npted to the purposes for which they were built. He lit-lives this morning for the mainland.

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LABORERS PROTECTIVE

LABOR UNION MEET.

A meeting of the Laborers' Pro-

tective Union was held last night to arrange fir attending the funerals of their late brethern who were vic- tims of Thursday'a drowning accid- ent. It was decided that the mem bers turn out this morning at 7.30 and meet the members of thie League of the Cross at theirhall and 'pro- ceed to the homo of the lntc Hurry Gallant to attend his funeral. To- morrow the Union will turn out to attend the funeral of Ephraim Gal- lant at 3 p. m., being joined by* the .League of the Cross ,an-<1 the Benev- olent Irish Society. Members will parade wearing regulia and the band will accompany 1,-hem.

r What would be better

thana guaranteed pure wool hose spliced with linen?. It is called "Sovereign"

brand. I

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We . g are ,,

showingta line of

_ TURKISH" BATH

SOAPS Elder Flower Collosal and others that are splendid value. We have all the lead- ing toilet articles on the market. Our prices are ri lit.

Would be pleased

to have you call.

A.W.Reddin, Phm. B. The Square' Dtuggiet..

Sunnyside-

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Flora Smith, Charlottetown 03?. Malcolm McLeod, Strathcona 295.

` John Poole, Montague 293.

RL\“>s'nt Duvar, Fortune Cove 292. Victor Saunders, Charlottetown

292. ' Victoria.McLellau, Miscouche Cou- vent 291.

Frank Lowther, Cornwall 287. Thornton Sterns, Charlottetown,

286

Eva Stevenson, Fredericton 281. Olga Crosby, Cape Traverse 280. Minnie McKinnon, Goose River 278. Jennie Schurman, Central Bedeque

218.

Harold MacLean, Crapaiid 277. Arthur Cudmore, Wlnsloe North 274 Rachel McKenzie, long Creek 273. Martin Kenny, Byrnes .Road 212. Gordon Cantwell, Sourls West 271. Christine- McLeod, Vnlleyfield 268.

Harry. Dunn, Gaspereaux 268. Isabelle McKenzie, Wood *Islands

2o2.

Pearl Vessey, Dunstaflnags 261. Isabelle Hawley, Marshfield- 257. Iiosellu Monngliun, Kelly's Cross

256.

Thoiuns McNally, Abruui’s Villngic

256.

Mamie i‘auipbell, Green \’iile 255.

Finley Mullally, Souris 34.. the evening, with its beautiful color- derland will be discontinued; but gh,

` Keith Rogers,.Char1ottetown 322. |,,g_ Bl,-ang, story, und wonderfulprograms will be posted on me ` Flor¢nce'McPherson, Brooklleld 315. acting bulletin boards. and the latest ¢¢,|,|

Walter Buell, Abney 301. SPECIAL. , on

them-. Watch them. each day |

Gertrude Thompson, 'l"l”Y0l\ 3°?- Dorothy McEacb<<rl\. b0l\\”\S 'ZW-_ Marie McDonald, Vernon River

Bridge 250.

Marv Menovin, Tyne Valley 250. Isadore Doucette, Cymbrill 250- Fergus Robertson, Hillsboro Con-

solidated School 250.

May Praught, Pownal 250.

W'll' Mlt ,Chlttt , ‘ - . -

i iam c n yre ar o e owl! A number ul the above have yst arrive this week wlth a cargo

256. t wuutm Menoneia, some west zsl. *° .'““° s“"",’°.",“’“ "Y "“’“S '»“ »°

subiects in which they hnvc fai1ed,iii , 1910. ‘

" PASSED iN xni'riiMi<:'rio.

Myrtle Carson, Milton,

Muriel McMillan, Fairview.

l<‘roda Morrisey, (h-,o|'geto\\‘|l. Bertha' Mclnnis, (Thcrry Vullvy. Blanche ltnyiior, Eiiniore.

Sara Egan, Elmwood.

Lavina Truinlir, I’eukc’s.

Eugene Dunn, Sii|iiilu'»'villu. .lumes Rooney, Cherry Villley. Jessie Weeks, All»crl.ou. Howard Gavin, l‘leii:uili_f. \'iow.- Bessie iilclwiinlll, llrooklielil.

Clara Gullunt. lfielen Hliostis,

H. Villctt.

passed _ V

Out of the nlmve 4-lil izfiiuiiliiitr-:i 281

HARD Ellll.

The schooner “Wanola” will

- llsrd Coal

gg, Stove and Chestnut

sizes. Order your supply now while ilie price is low.

A.Pickard 8|. lin

Phone 240.

51 [T1 cv:

Ch’towu.

“T/is 1/4/mf' 0/ Hufill //ills,"

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31 `| Big Clearance Sale p 331 N

- 3 l of Men s Summer wear , 3

‘o\g;,%-=-=Aiiraclive lial Snaps--f] /fl

l_ll~Ii\’l£`S iour chance to purchase excellent lines of summer goods at greatly

reduced prices-and plenty of Warm weather lo wear them before fall.

Nothing shoddy-every line this sun1mer’s best. Your money cheerfully re- funded if the goods are not as l say. What better can I do ! 'I`his suminer’s newest prodiictious for men :ii 33 I-3 per cent discoiint. I simply have to move this stock before my curly fall stock arrives and only have :i short time

to do it in. Do your sliopping as early as possible to ensure your getting what H ‘

you want. I wou’t tell you llial. lhere’s a full range of sizes :uid patterns for I

there’s not, but I have such :in immense array of diilereut lines ns to make it ,

even more desirable for early shoppers. - Mark what you want and come.

the:'e's many _igf:o;l, styliali pzuiauias, straws and linen hats for early shop- pers-lials that :irc the acme of style, and _\'ou'll have lots of chance to wear ilieiu. Think of getting $1 to $10 hat: at 33 r-5 per cent discount.

Our hut trade in ide :i pretty clean sweep, but at the same' time -

I If you dori’t come early you are the only one to lose by it-don t blame me

Some alii':irlive:1"ll

splen idlyuiide llauii l trousers - made with

, all the dash of the pre-

:ent year. Yoii'll have

au ideal range to select

from, if you call

-` promptly - at 33 i-3

di.~‘couut.

clothing.

33 i»_~, per cent discount is

re.ill_\‘ going some for sland- anl gullies at this season of the year. liui like everything else -l'\'u got to make room for newer stock. The cele- brated Aeriex is among the lines. You positively cau’t niakea mistake in purchasing early-You`\'c nothing to loose and everyiliing to gain.

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Men’s Flannel if i ~ -1

Trousers I l Summer Under- '

Fancy Vests 331-3 oil

Our fancy vests were

the pronounced style

and practical favorites

for particular dressers. You`\'e now the chance

to get your choice of

the lot if you are

quick :il 5; i-3 dis-

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Store Open Till 8 p. m.

Always value In House Furls

ings and Carpets at Paf.on's

7-22dtl

“50 men's good wash cnnihrie

shirts go on our table to day uh 50 cents enoh at Patons.

7-paint.

"Your nerves will be stendi-cr,your

digestion better and your general health improved after. taking'a‘hot- tie of Hughes Digestive Tonic.-Price 25c per bottle. ' , 8-.7d2i.

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"A good wrap will add to the vill-

ue of your outfit. _Your .horse alll gvenloak better, and the handsome carriage will not look right without one of Pa/ton"e Scotch: Wraps.

‘I-Zadtf.

"Two yards by one and a hal!

yards, that ia the size of the best Uwillod' imported tartan earrings wrap that we are nailing at $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50. They are the best value ever offered to horsemen and farmers that we know of. The pat- terns are all (ood. Jas Paton 8:. Co.

7-28dtf.

85 light coql lustre coats, just the

thing for hot weather, for ofllce or lame. Ju. Paton Ai Oo.

_ 7-Hdtf.

Va|ue always prions right. in

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|'aton'a Furniture and Carpets-

7-22d tf

`.L A i.'.a.~.A.4_¢,_4 il.. i.a__.».. A i.|.. L44

Preserving Kettles .`

Ice Cream Fre'¢z¢1f!

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Screen Doors

Screen Windows

Wholesale and Retail.

lha Ilogars Halwaru U0 lil.

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