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August we c ose .on Saturdays at i p. m.

We Do' Not Close ' on Wednesday Afternoons

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to 5.30 p. m. for these two months only.

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CHRONIC DISEASES `-. CURATIVE TREATMENT by tht month in advance. Victoria Hotel Charlottetown, P . E . I. , Canada. HOURS, 12 to 8 daily. NOW

if B. S. HESSIAN

lerrleter. Solicitor, ~

, Notary Public, etc., -_ MONEY TO LOAN.

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Miss D.Rudge Hairdressing and ‘ -l_ Manicure -Parlours

f Also hair goods for sale. 171 Great -,George Street. Phone 564-L.

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Barrister, Solicitor and

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yfaflioe Neweon Block, Oharlottetowi § -lranoii Office. Georgetown

‘ -c ||_e_ney~tq Loe_n on Real letete 1-

Montague

For Iiirst-class Quality

in Fishing Tackle. Now that the fishing season is

. we can fit ,you with

verything neces sary

t from our large assort-

f nieiit'ti_uchasRods.Lines, `.Ree\a. Baskets, Casts,

11 Flies, Nets and Waders.

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Preiinliii by “Fru|i~a-ities" I The wondiiiul Frull Medicina .

. 58 M/iisosiiluvl Sr., Huu., Qun_~’ "ln iiiy opinion, no other medicine

'iii so good as ‘Fruit~a-tives’ for lndlgesllon and Constipation. '

l-‘or years, I suffered with these

dreaded diseaael, trying all kinds of treuthieots until I was told I_ was incurable.

One day a friend told me to try

‘Fruit-a-tlves’. To my surprise, I found this medicine gave immediate relief, and in a short time I vrae ell right again".

DONAT LAUONDE

50e. e'box', 0 for $2.60, trial sile 250. At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. ' . l

“Mon Vieux, Prints;

ilu ,Fei Nuxate” J

'luelewhel heer°'0ver'l'hnl\." Even inmaueo they eey\

“ lake Nuxaieil iron A 0IiiPa|”

Ae n tonic, strength and hllol hilllei prohnlily no remedy hu ever met with such phenomenal eneceee nn hu Nax- iated Iron. It le conservatively setl- leeted that over three million people annually are taking _lt in thll coieltry alone. It has been highly endorsed and used by such mcn as lion. Leslie M. Shaw. former Presidential Cabinet Ollicial (Sec- retary ot'_thc Treasury). United States _wilge Atkinson of the Court of Claims of

ashingion; Jud e Wm. L. Chambers Commissioner of line United States Boat-rl of_Mcdiation and Conciliation, formerly Chief Justice of the International Court, Samoa; former United States Senator and Vice Presidential Nominee Charles A. Towne of Minnesota; former U. S. Senator Richard Rolland Kenney of Delaware, \t

Brcsent Assistant Judge Advocate General

. S. Army; General John I.. Clem (Re-

tired) the drummer b`o}r of Shiloh, who was Sergeant in the . S. Arm when only twc vc years of nge' General David Stuart Gordon (Retired), hero ol the hat- tle of Gettysburg; physicians who have been connected with well-known hospitals have

Hcscribed and recommended it. Former

ealth Commissioner \\m. R. Kerr. of

Ecliigaifo. sity: it oiijglatbto be used in- fvery os ita an rcscri e y every p ysican. Llin A. J. Newman, late Police glurgcon of

the City of Chicago, and former l'_iouae Sur-

gxeon _lellerson Park llospital, Chicago, eaya

uxatcd Iron hae proven through his own

tests of it to excel any preparation he has ever used for creating red blood, building up the nerves. strengthening the muscles and correcting digestive disorders.

Dr_ _Tallies Francis Sullivan, formerly ph -

aician of Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor De&t.T, New York, and the Westchester County ol- 'pilal says there are thousands of men and women who need ai strength and lilood builder but do not know what lu toltc. In his opinion there is notliiiig licttcr than organic irori_. Nuxaied Iron-for enriching thc blood and

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helping to increase the strength and endu ance of men anti women wl_io hurn up t rapidly their nervous energy in the strenuous strain of the great business competition

the day.

If you are not strong or well, you owe it

to yourself to niiike the following test: Seo how long you can worlt_or how sr you can walk without hecoming tired. Next take_two five-grain tablets of Nuxatcd Tron three times per day after meals f_or two weeks. _Then rest yuir strength again and see how much you have gained. liIu|irniiilee‘ Noni lliiaated ima which weeletd W former mention nt the United Stain Renate and mme ol iii-preseniailvn, and other rromlnuii people with each mn pri-ini mein, one win.-it I pmuiiisi me mom-»ae»a time hy phyili-leur le not e ui-nt remedy, but one which 1| wen inn" iniimniiia »vi~|-ywlim. unllnihnolau tiuwwtie iron imaiin-u lt ii evily wlmlintf-it .mi swam ini...-ir.. win mttcinm aim ...-f ..,.»»in.. teams. 'rim maitittm-inn ¢uan|n»i iii"-uirui aaa entirely utiuw mn mnilia uifverv nri~ha~¢r nr ihvy will refund you iiwiiry. ll Il dlrpvullr |11 llllood dtulllllli

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Dark Brown o r Black (`alt Skin the newest street shoe $5 50 and

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Silk Hosiery

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SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 _ QUEE7 _ MARY'8 NEEDLEWORK

GUILD SHOWER

The subscriptions to this fund wer

intended to be closed on June 30tl

Mrs. Bari.lett,haa consented to leav

the ,list open till Saturday next ia o.

der to allow ,all to contribute. Upper Prince St. School, per

Principal Seaman ...........$l9.0

Active Service Chapter, l.O.D.E., Alberton .._. .....

Mrs. A. A. Bartlett . . . . ...

Mrs. F. ,R. Heartz and Miss Ruth

Henrtz. .. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . ... 5.0

Alberton High School, por Miss

Fielding, Principal r.. 4.0

Springfield School, King'e Co., per

Ada MacLeod, teacher_ 3.2

St. Peter's School, Ch'town, per

Miss Desbrisay .

Dr. Smaliwood .. Mrs.W.Prowse ..

C. L. Drew G. E. Fun

Ex-Governor B. Rogers. Alberton Mrs. Rogers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Alberton Progress Club - Mr. A. A. Alley ..

H. W. Binning .. 1.

Mrs. Edwin Aitken . .51

W. E. Bentley ... ' . .54 T. BC-Grady . .51 George Warburton .. . .51 W. A. 0. Morson . .5' W. H. Aitken . .54 F. P. Carvell . .5I

I-I. W. Longworth . .5' Miss Longwortli . .54 Mrs. J. O. Hyndman .. .54

J. F. Whear . .51 E. S. Blanchard .. .51

Miss Sneeston . . .5( Mr. A. A. Bartlett . .5- Miss Henderson . .25

,Amy Palmer 2' F. Pope

Mrs. A. A. Alley

Biilman . . . . . .. . . R. V. Longworth . W. S. Stewart James Peake Graham .. J. S. Bagnall

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W. W. Clark . .2! ll. H. Campbell 2

Miss Campbell .

Campbell .. .2l Campbell ._ .2‘ Haviland .25 Hobkirk . .. .25 Deabrisay _ .. .. .23 F. Johnson ‘ . .25- M. Johnson p .. .. .2! Simpson . . . . . .... .25 Vere I-lyndman .. .25 Brown . . . . . .. .2l» Irving . . . . . .. .2!

Mrs. A. W. Weeks .. .25 Miss Lorna Weeks .. .25 Mrs. McCready .ll

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Knitted socks las; longer if a silk.

silkaleen or coarse crocket thread is

knit with the yarn in the heel and oe.

LEMON JUICE

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Girlsl,-';Make bleaching lotion

if skin is sunburned, '

tanned or freckled

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ion beautiiler, at very, very emal cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and any

dnig store or toilet ‘colin-ter will sup- ply three ouncee of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck. arms 'and hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, windbum and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white -the skin becomes. Yes! it is harmless.

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Barrietere, Attorneys. Nota!! Pill' lid, lite.. Boitoltore for Canada Beet annotation, Batik or iloiin-eel. Cel- iee, Permanent ltoriieliie corners

W Peiieonal attention, to Amateur wARBUBT0§-ay SHAW

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..°1’W0 CENTS PER WORD each iaertlon for advertising ln this col- inn. Caali must accompany order linlnium charge twenty-ilve ceiite.

BCI-TOOL CLOSING AND PRESENT- ATi0N

The semi annual exaimlnat-loii of the ll-\DIIs of East Wiltshire Stlli-:ol took Qlace June 27th. A large number c-5 'ate payers and visitors were present ixpreseed themselves hlghlly .pleased V"-ll ma |lN‘9ml>t and correct answers T '-he Dlllilis .who were exainilpeci iii he vsrlous sublet-is by their teacher, /lise Rita »Ci'ewy'.~i, assisted by Mr. toy Barrel, Masle Crewys. Miller Mc- 'ayd'an and John Cass. all su.ccessi'ul tudents of P. W. College. At the lose -of the examination the fisllowlng -!‘C®I'amm9‘ .WSG 'succesfiiily' carried "1 by the Dllplls together with an ddress and presentation to the tea. her- C'\l0l°\lS‘. School C»hild‘ren». Recit- tioll. Leah McKinley; Dialogue, 4 firls. Song. the Examination Day is iere; Recltotlcri, Evelyn Cass; Rec. tation, Lillie W'll`liain's; Dialogue. iow he teased hini; Recitellon, Sterl- rig McKlnnoii'; Recltatioxi, Dan .lew- ‘lli SCHE. (`llHI'10tLe-McKlnnoii; Rec- U1ti°H» Oftfrw lvwilams; 'Rocha-tion. tllison McKinnon; Dialogue, A Joker fl <llS8race; Recitatlon. Fred Cass; lecitatlonlddricllla Mcl<irinon;Recitat- an, Pearl McKln-lion; (Fag. Drill); tecltation. Kathleen McKinZey; Rcit utlort, Teresa (‘.ass; Dialogue, 'G00d_ Sys: Closing Chorus, "Keep me -lome Fires Burning,

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Dear Teacher:-The tl-ay has again -

irrlved when we will be separating -to ` W1

mjoy' our mldsunimer holidays, :ind

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is we have learned with great soi- 'ow. that you have decided to deport 'rom our im-idst. We take this oppor-

unity of expressing to you our t’:eep rratitude for the great interest you

iave always taken in our education ., ind welfare. We ask your pardon for _ , -- ‘lie -many times we have annoyed yoii ' »- .- ` -- ty our unreasonable and uiiriily con- .<;:§_ 1-:_-f='__f`»-_/-~"‘m: "

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Far more effctive than Sticky Fly Catchers. -Clean to handle. Sold by Druiigiete and Grocers everywhere.

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NOTICE

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The parlshioners of St. Mary‘s

Church, Wellington, will hold their lnnual picnic ofn the parish grounds in July 2-ith. A fine summer ou-ting

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o accept this little gift as a snia-ll "\ ' oken of our good wishes, for your A `: =uccess in your _new field of labors, ii T H E b k C0 ` ' nowing full well that our ‘loss is some ' ,, od tea ° ° S °

ither childrenls gain Farewell _ I go a “hh Tu°L\24lT&’l‘>”“‘,"

. Signed Pupils of East Wiltshire . [A T __, _ ..»- *°" ' ' c...4i... ma ca-u¢ii.i»»»-vu.e-ire)

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“eL* l Red Rose Cafes is cis generously good as Red Rose 'Ted .

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Potatoesbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 50 White Oats bus . -~ 90 Block Oats .. , -- --95 Hay ton... .. $17 Butter pei' lb. .. 30-37

. . . ... 35!

Beef lb. . .. 2535 Lambib. _ .. .. -. 22 Hides per lb. - - - --- 3 Straw . . $12 Calf skins . . .. .. 15 Poultry . . . . . ... $1--1-25

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KENSINGTON MARKETS.

(Friday by Telephone)

W. Oatsbus . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... B. Oats hus.‘.. _, .. Potatoes . . . . . . . . ..

Butterilb. .

E e oz. . H55 to.. S20

90 95 50 38 37

| Wool washed . . . .. . .

lay pi . ...$14 Hay loose... ...$12 Hides (per lb.) 12 ‘Potatoes . ,.50

Wool unwashed . . . ... ..

Eggs per doz..`. . .. 84 Lamb pelts .. l.00-1.25 Calfsklns . . . ... 25

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

_ (Frida by Telephone)

.Black Oats . . . . . . . . . . . ... 80-85 |W. Oats bus..'. 80-85 Butterlb... . . . . . . ._.35 ‘Eg~gstloz........... Hay ton .. .. .. $20~21 Potatoes white and red . . . . . ... 45-50 Hides .. .. 12 Wool unwashed .. 62 Woolwaslied..._.. . . . . . ...85

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(Friday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus .. . . . . . . ... 95-1.00-

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_.___ . Butter (dairy) ._ ._ . 38-40

l llutier (creaiiiery) 40

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READ DIRECTIONS '

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Eggs ner doz. '58 °-‘-””~""" Butter-'ib. .. -

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Pressed Hay $20 Wool Washed ._ 85

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::Purely Vegetable Pill:--'I'-he chief

ingredients of Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills are mandrake and dandelion, sedative and' purgatlve, but perfect- ly harmless in their action.. Thfpy cleanse and purify and have a moat :healthful effect 'upon the secretions of the digestive organs. The dyspep- tic and all who suffer from liver and kidney ailments will and in these .pills the rules-t effective medicine in concen- trated forni that has yet been offered to the s-uiferlng.

For Strong ` Personal Selling

-- ulti ra h _'Letters

` “ 'ri er” into your advertising-strike' straight from'the shoul- ' '

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der. Have every envelope leaving your ofiice or store bear a message-and( have that

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have ii quarter pint of the best [reckle p ‘

sunburn and tan lotion. and complex- eS` ,

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MULTIGRAPH WAY

'Every letter is a perfect facsimile of tygiewritinlg--printed from moveable

type-through a ribbon-your choice of ahalf 0Zen_ dl erellli C0l0!‘S»

Any quantity from 100 to 100,000 printed with the last letter as legible as

`~ the first-at a very nominal cost.

Send a trial order or see samples without delay. _ .

Guardian Publishing Co.

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netism-_a personal, convincing ring to -it that cannot be had in any other form of

advertising. _- _ .

There is no waste ammunition when you see Multigraph Letters because .

every letter goes straight to the mark and you know a letter addressed personally to A

our respect will be read when everything else fails. _ _ V - _ p y pMultigraph Letters is the cheapest form of advertising when you consider

results-and results count. " _ _ _

If youare a tradesman or professional man wishing to _get the- ear of pros-

pective customers there is no more effective means-than Multigraph Letters. .

Multigraph Letters will be found the most effective for _

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_OIRCULARS -PRINTED FORMS _.LETTERS TO CUSTOMERS --COLI.EC'I‘ION LETTERS.

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