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ly,

SChO0l'l€I' UW. W. ZWlCk€I°' MF. H. ll. .Prol“lt'c, Victoria, wns in 1 r V » V-‘~»-

iih 300 @0115 ‘lf the DCS! Qual' My. lf.. <1. Holm, victoria, spent D. rf. neclwl, ne sable, ls in cllé

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coli* PERSONS

~Mrs. William A. Ilouson, Alherton

-_V____ . V _ hlwas a _visitor to the city ,\'e.-;=_eldaY'. PA¥S *»0V‘\’“Y in f-liil.`l<`P\'0V1\\°°~ -'

.'!'§""\,V‘ _ _`___ --- , _. .

. Burmncrsld W d I ,-V. ~'|'ry Meth dit Ol it _ ill l-'old

8 e “way |thel(i‘nan ual) sPicnihc:n “Wednesday

_ .___ . n

‘ 'T . ~ Mr. .losellh McLeod, Victoria, spent Nell. July. 8th, on the farm 0|

I Iheduly lst at Sunlmersl-de.-V. Richard Lea Es .at Crapaud C0I‘l\Bl°

Mr. Harry Clark, Victoria, was in

Cape Traverse, Tuesday.-V. ,

Donumion Day at Sulnmerside.-V..

't Hard Coal in Chestnut' ~ ' Fred Cameron. Gharlorfewlvn. for y . » " ‘M\‘- MI E- Hall. ltrsllillmne. was training. This cole is aired by

in Vi<!l50l‘iH» on business, Tuesday -V.

Stove and Egg sizes will ar, _ ___~ ' _

here ezll ly.-1 in July.

vessel. »

Phone 240

Cb’town

.,_,_V_ _ ,

Mr.“B. K. lioswell,`Victol-ill., spent

Dolninivn llny in Qharlottetownn.-V.

‘ Mr. Charles Rogers, left Victoria Tuesday tr spend a holiday with

. l

If you wlSh`t0 have the best friel_lds nt. ("ape Tormentlne.-V.

at the l0WCSl1I)I'lC€ pi€8S€i Mr." George Myers, Hampton, was

" ,in Sllnllmerside nedncsdal' to witness

now for delivery from;th° ""°“'”V'

Miss Neavy Myers, Vrictorf-a. cross-

ed on the Empress lvellrlesday morn- ing on B visit to friends andirelatlv-

‘es in Western Ca~nad-a.-V.

Pkkard & CUT Notice of Meeting J

Notice is llerehy given that the

first general meeting of the share. holders of Silver Foxes and (fup Oysters of Mulpcquc, Limited., will iw held in |ln.m.ilton hall P. IC. I., on lvcdnosdnv July 23,..-1', at 2 p_,,,_

F. J. L()(1KERl1Y

Secretary,

islam- P.5Gn'l‘..I.¢T.'}=;~l

'l‘lllC SUNDAY BOHOOLB ot the

. (1 '

!Sce posters for particulars. 3313

HORSE .\()’I‘|<.S.-Park (frescues the

three year old pacer, owned ‘by Mr

hands of the popular driver Mr.

George Vreascues, Dam Parkside 2nd Inllilgllr.

f)IiVfI“ 'l'-'l THE NORTH Wl<}S'I‘.--l\/lr.

and Mrs. A. R._Wise and daughter, fhlstell, Milton, accompanied by Miss Blanch Saunders and Mrs. John llorne, Winslce, have left on an ex- ,tenucd trip through the Unnsdian Northwest. They will llc,ahi-lent about two months. Mr. Wise, who has large interests in the fox indus- try oll`i.hc Island, will combine busi- ness with pleasure.

WEST R0'YALTY.- lllr. Frank

(lates. lla.: just completed his first iyear as nlunager of the May Flower 'Mills. West Royalty. Genial and 'ol/liging he has won the confidence of his many patrons.-Mr, Russel llell. has started the construction of an up-to-date residence on his farm

< EMPIRI-I BLACK FOX (‘O.-In un- Jther eolunl of this issue appears the advertisment of the lllmpire Black Fox Company. This company is one ,of the successful ones this seasbn and they pride-thcmfxclves on the fact. that they have, all excellent quality of stock. The company expect to pay 100 per cent this year and with the addition of seven or eight pairs for next year there is no doubt that The Empire will be the most attract- ive proposition presented. Already _ mme n-.unocr ol applications for shares have been received. There in a certainty that shrewd investors will_ want some holdings in an A 1 comnany like this and all v-inting shares should send ln the application

promptly. 3337

SHEEP BREEDERB.- A meeting

of all interested inf the breeding of sheep islto be held in the Agricultur- al hall on We-lllellfl/i\', July nth, Al; the ll-lst session of the Legislntllre the Sheep Breeders’ Association \vas` incorporated and provision was made for the insurance of sheep. Alrei_-.l_ly quite 1; number of farmers have tak-‘ on advantage of this opportunity,' and part of the business of this meeting will be to determine what should be done with any funds that may accumulate and not be required to pay for sheep killed 'by dogs, A- gain the shortage of sheep is he- cominz ;:l'c-ater throughout the world Canada as well as United States s'

t" West Ro lit". The

|W_¢st,lloyulty School was held on .the 30th inst. All trustees were pre- sent and representative number of parents. A pleasing feature of the occnsilrn was the presentation to thu teacher llv the pupils of u lucky curvo l`l-.rker Fountain pen. A nu-n~.- her of the parents remarked on the

al‘lin~11.ions Mr Cullen has been re

V1lll‘. N B in the morning of June

= _ V VV;,V _ . , _ _ _ ,

.V , VVVV Y I A from suffering the eldest grandchild """""'"' fd _ ._ ---AT-~- if.

h boy wa le mo tie

ago of eight months his mother pas-

~. ug Q 'lb I sing away in 1004 at the early age

,gl L! _ 'I y ,’ ’ of 28 from. pneumonia and typhoid,

_i» \.- T 'I"" /' _ _ u S leaving this only child, Walter (lor- ____; | 0 o . '

don Fincher and he has been the recipicr.t of all the tendersnd cf- fectionate care of his sorrowing fnth

ll; T” f "' 0 _ _ cr and wife, tho latter the ol-.ly mo-

-_' "*_' ‘ ' ther he everhknew_ The kindness of

- ~ friends, ncig hors, and companions,

.1vekn5wé°;wllIl,bf.$;h§/?ted was constant and his minister the W|¢h¢h° ' ° af ill' cl °P- nnv. llnbert sail was <luly alum-civil.

Wg know you wi W com; \ _ - _ ilis grandfather visited him on his

the I-elicf it bringm ton Lhestnut Jubt ar' return from conference and noted that

W lm in . . - the end was nearing. The dread

e °W Yfm W 3PP|'°c|3¢° 1“lV€(1. scourge tuberculosis claimed bis weary

!h¢ hard W°fk lt S3V¢3~ . fevcred, suffering, body, but his freed

We know ou wmbe leased _ ' _ spirit has winged its flight to realms

th ' .

e idusts clggnsand ton Stone and ogg of endless bliss. The funeral took

’l . place June 28th.

“' ‘}‘°"‘““° ‘i'“°~ sizes due Iuly 20th. ‘ ' -- ' '

why W¢ Saw-' v1c'roR1A sl'HooL.- 'rlie ellsini;

the O Cedar PclishMopfor 2 examinations of Victoria High .‘-lcllool

our risk. If it is not miafac- Chestnut and St0V€ dLl@ took place Monday afternoon. _ilwin-g

OUR Flavors

All good cooks come = for their fiavorlniz

for thcy.m'e sure

accurate weight

rezlsonahle prices.

for vani_lla,lemon,

and almond-

crcam of tartar and

nlluc co.

George. and-‘Kent SIS.

soda. . f l____

i htT i t Hi k ysBnght Cut Rival, A

Br g rihg ’Smgki‘i\ Tobacco, Black Twist

Master MR _

and I.`-oyxnbination Twglt Chewing Tobaccmd __ m.ly:‘?i}VV §ll{_l€;l;:V;1‘nh»i5(Vn‘Vlil;1rgi.<etV:vTV; 2

N|ch0l§0n Tab' C00 ° l Eiinry Wudnnn Vllllitste. Building in 149 Gi-get George Street'

, \ good repair. Apply to Peter New-

charlottitown’ E' I _ ' som, (lhnrlottetown, or 0. B. Wad-'

,_ V V J mi" u~iipiiii¢1_ 3194-5 z1Msatawodtf. _ 1-1. ..__._.__ _

' ` ` is ' ' = ‘ .. _ -_qs __ _ _f.»r`-_._-_-_. _.e _-_____- .#-

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The ‘Risk

It is injurious to yourself and a nuisance to our

l in knowing what to

we d° n°¢w=n¢v°uro keep il. no elle heavy rein which stoned in

be i-¢¢“,i,¢.| A|_1g_ 10th_ noon_ the attendance of visitors. wus "»°“d‘“°‘°' verv small. The pupils were examin- ‘°|“d‘°' , ed,__by their teuchers iln Readingi

Writing Arithmetic, Spelling, Geo-

Sil’l‘l0l1 W. Clfabbe ` grnp`lly,' Latin, French and Geometry,

ufter which the following prizes w'Pre

$0 Musa' S r M. awarded Prize for attenfllance won

c by Dorothy Clark. Prize for attend-

__ -_ ance won by Claude Snow. Prize

-- ~--f;”'“*' ' 7 li""""' ` ' *P-£5 for delle-rtment, won by lllarion Len.

The standing of the pupils for the month of June is as follows:-~ Prin- cipal’s deptz- Grade VIII.-I, Doro- thy Clark; 2, Julnctte Cmneron; Ii, Winnie Villett. Grade VII.-1, Ceilly Lea. .Grade VI.-l.ll1arion|_ea; 2, Ada Clark; 3, Vina Waddell. Grade V.-1, G-ertie Lord; 2. Winnlle illuhey; 3. Lena Mahey. Grade Il.-1, Claude Snow; 2, Douglas (‘lurk; 3, fllelnln 'Townsdale Assistant’s dept (lralin

Gmde Ill-I Whitefield Howatt 2

Hel et 2. ‘ 1 .': 3.' Emerson Mcllmlllld. The following

_ 'Q A '-1 -‘ pupils made perfect attendance dllr~

ing the month: Le Roy Howatt.

'"3 "' ` V ` Y Mary McQu'arrie,. Eva Townsdule,

Everett Wotton, Karl Bnutlcr, l~lo‘lis

mer. ivlarshnll Palmer. Dfrnthy Clelk Janette Cameron and Claude Snow.--

:INYALS FACE CREAM-Wo can-

not my con much in favour of this cream Every time we sell ,i jar we

excellent satisfaction Nylotis Tal-

a_. l y- _ us- ual half yearly exumuination of ,

i.'llprr\vcrrll>.nt made since last ex-i _

feeling this shortage in the way off increased prices for mutton und*

ilnnm. lflren wool has advanced rapi-| dly in price within the last few years, and the blleding of sheep is new more profitable than it wus in` U10 Duel. For this reason every flu'-‘ mel' who possibly can should make u Special ellort to be present.

_:Right fresh from the markets,

has arrived a splendid assoltlnentof

` ll “ ` U trflneld for another year. (, _ _ . , ` . ._ .___ .anndas best cigars, Davis, l'el~-

, _ , ' ' w.\l.'l‘En G. F1NllHnR.-At Iran- i°”t‘°"» Mf1"‘**‘“a» M“f2\'°"i'¢‘= wld

l , ` , l preferred 15c. each, two for n 'qllar-

/-24, three for n qllarter~-'fueketiu

. lp , ` 5 ~ » <

I 27th there passed from earth to hen- ter B1 k I , _ _ _

‘iilllllllllll vcn and peace and lest and leleasci ' “U “ml "hm" 5°' “‘“‘i:"'3

and other brands. These are thc cigars that burn evenly "from li per- fect blcnd of perfect blend oi pure iohncco, and have the frn.:!rani'. :iromn und excellent flavor that you desire, McKinnon's Drug U0., (`orner Grunt George :ind Kent .\'trcetl~l. nitf.

5 ::lilVFll`tYll(`lllY reserve Wednesday, .July Sth, for the |’»ig Union I’ieni<-. of the Mctlmdist Hundlly .‘~'cllon]l~l 0 Tryon ('ircuit, to be held nt ('ra-

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hat Every Woma Knows

Every woman wllo np~ rcciatcs the value of zl fair kin knows that it is casicr o protect zl good complcxioll Ilan it is to build up a poor one,.You can cn joy the charm of zl rare complexion througl

the use of

CREME VELOUTE

' This cream should be used | efore the skin ls exposec y o sun and wind. I t wil

uard against sunburn an an. It also acts as a health 'lgcnt after exposure, and it

_ is healing, refreshing, cool-

ing cream, that you’ll enjoy

using.

Price only 250 fl jar Quality before Price Johnson & Johnson .1

l T hc Qualify Drug Store E

lllll II/A\\\\\\'se\\‘ lllllufr'

lmud' 2327i Alllcricnn 'l`l‘ol.tlng Stallion.

-__ ma.; _-. ;_"_ _,-, Tana. _.__ _-.___ J ,

i gmlsllV///A\\\\\\\1/mlullna Dll'€CtllIIl Patdl /g ,_ ll , A

./" f

. fl .1 . , , .

plllll \

and those who walk or stand much

much- _

You who are troubled with

v. _ _ .

of smoking inferior tobacco. _ -------»~- aching, t_lr_ed, burning, tender

» .' lrlng ‘feet-

orWcilrlSphnd Wedds Military

fl'i€l'ldS- B€Sid@3»V0°d Lag' nmkek, customer for our store they Foot Powder ' ~ h h' f

~» _ _» plstt et mg or

féisngltobacco costs no more. V ar., mir., to some .mein ll. plvls ellen Fedu(;lingE1nflan;at10nV(1CS?oy_ ask for. Remember anyone sum Pvwdvr is =» lr°"\~ W0 25°- °f\°\\ ing t e 0 or 0 p€1'SD1fa 1011, ‘ of the following. l E' A' F°°°"" C°""“' D'“”“°'"‘M,, keeping the feet healthy and

' ' ‘ l - cool. Price .......

St.~` Paul’s

Fare-

WESTVILLE _ Saturday July, 4th

Adults 15c '

Qilldren we

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V _

5-.; ‘\i_

l.-'T

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L; ll

2 __,_

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Donit Run Snow linen frowiiedllle, llniue ml. You who wall<lnucll,stzlll_cl Calgary

‘Waterproof Cloaks For Women H

' A Large and Fortunate Purchase That Makes i '

Little Prices Possible. '

Prices Range From $3.00 to $15.00

Here are waterproof garments for women that dress

f' l you with a degree of style llerelofore absent in the ordin-

ary raincoat. These are Eilglhll and Canadian made gar- ments.

The fabrics from which they are made have been

waterproofed by a scicntil iczlll y developed process that adds to their serviccability.

They are very cleverly and stylishly tailored. Our

present assortment represents a spccizll purchase, which makes it possible to offer you cxtr_aordinary value, no matter what price you select to pay.

Good Raincoat of Reseda

Green Paramatta, raglan

» i;'2°°Y_"1’__S.i_Z.‘_3_Sfi__t.‘? 3.75 ;‘§§.”§’.§`_i._._'ffif 5.00

Very llzmdéclllc twccd Raincoat,

with bcltcd bucl<,llle snlnrtcsl thing

in the store at llle price

Czlslllllcre finish rainproof cloth in , _ ,

al shade of brown nlzlkcs a sleeve belted bzlclcall sizes very attractive gzlrllzcllt at ' Other Raincoats at every price $12.50, 15.00, 17.50 up.

_ _ _ _ -_

A wonderful value in very

nice Paramatta with set ln

The popular black “slicker” in a

lille high grade English make, very

superior, shown in all sizes 6

Ladies heavy Rainc<_‘-at in Cash-

lnerc lawns only "set lu or raglan

iMooi'e & McLeod]

l 119--171 Queen St. Charlottetown

_,___ - - -l

(crtificnte N0. 80.482. Stnlldnrll

Registered No. 51817.

Pedigree can he traced in the lol-_

lowing Lormz _....ii....,....._..

_,,r' 2'

Ill Ju; l-ll ./ “$5-yi-~,. ..'»f-~'ff" `7f». -700 1’¢ltChelJ 30239; dlum Sweet M:lr-, ' / ".~§:_`;}l'.. 'I'-,_'_iV' gllence ily nirllctom Kelly al,:n-.4 V,/ \1`,7 ;,‘, . e\

i-inndllnl imma H. ny Artillery vnu' \ 'i.,.~,g.',;;;;;,,-_ ' "C0-. (See Sweet Marguerite, Vol.‘ ` " ' W)

rectum Patch foaled 10

XVII).

Dlrectum Patch is n half brother

to the world fan.ed Dan Patch, lm is coal black with lots of style unline- tion. He was started in different rucns and secured second in ii 27 in 1912 and also going over 6 miles in 171 minlltes always finishifllg the last hull mile fastest.

Will make the season of 10i4 at hi; following places. .Inna 3 Montague at Charles ,'.

Mal‘.l)onald's.

.lune 5, Eldon at M. Gillis. June il Murray llivrlr, nt .\lnll'.-»'.~

River lfotcl nt noon.

At all Dlnltcs fnl‘i.ili;,;lll.l\', hun!!!-

and weather |»m'lnittin»g, and l'rnl::il\d cr of time nt holnn stnl'\‘¢ lil-llllvllc.

Fllrther information on l-"l>\l"=ll~|""

mid hnndhills tg John A. l\lel'hr\o ill

charge.

'Fl-rms $1500 for sr-nson, rr-turn

- 1 - ' 1 I ' . ,, , - .

' IVV.-(Junior)-1, Cliflnrd Len; 2, VV V V _ _7 i '.1 Vn_ M r R ,V wn,,,.,, ,_,,,k_ E1§1sB°sW¢ll; 3. Gordon l\1cD<>"~»1l“- ““""'"" M ` ,pr V1 wpmlllellilnp Mill-.lliiee it fu...

flwnvru

‘ . , ; ,l ~-i-‘lin <..-.'~~. nl:-~ ur fl.: "r ..- V; - ,_

Mary Metluanrie; 3, Le Roy H0w=\l't~ _ _ _*_ ____' yvfigt N,._wf,,,n_ _\|,,,.,._ Grade II.~l, Everett Wotton; 2, . _,uhm A M,,|.h,,,,V in ch,,,g0_

Kari lloueier; Il, Kathleen Clark and F M1' ‘ M 28-m_5_',1 tm., _ ML

Hallie snow (eqnal>.-- cm-.le l.--1, 01' I [tary BH "' B”

en TOWnSdl\1 Millifr |"‘1" 01

Fullcst information furrli~

shed upon application and detailed rcporls supplicd. Stccks lnnlghii and sold on commission./-\ general stock- llroking business conducted. References

Dominion Trust Co Dllnns, l_’»rzldstrc<ts

Langner & Co Stockbrokers 8|()-13 Herald Bldlr.

Calgary _ Can.

330.?-7-3 M26i

lhcliogcrsherdwereco

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This , Serviceable Lawn Swing

' $4.56

Made of best; selected hardwood, fralne painted,

red, with chairs finished in uatlllal varnish. The frame is held together with strong iron hers, thus nlzlhillg zlclzidcnts almost impossible. These swings are _lfuzmllltccci ill every wzly, and are all ornament 4- ill the lrlwll. Purcllzlfsc: one to-day and enjoy solid ollt-door conlfort. Price Iiilch 2 l’.'lssellgcl' $4.50 4 l‘zl_~;:;c'li,lV;l-l' . _ . . . . _ . _ _ . . . . . . _ . . . .._ . ............. .. $6.50

famp Chairs, Camp Stools Etc

`\'l` 7 '"l“' 'l`llcse are sonlcllling . IV.. "f:>"__"~'1l _ you will want for your

, . vcrzlndrl, boat or camp

this sunlmer.These stools

` \

i l ¢V __ ‘_ \ ,__,_ l_~~. l _ ,_ .Ni

_-V jg.

0 l Sc-nd ill your order for

and chairs fold up and

Made with strong wood _

~ ' `\,Vi"4‘D one to-clay. Prices 38,50c F

. ‘v ,

f mules-allcl heavy canvas.

: I

- -en.; 1,

are easily carried about.

l ` and ..._..._..$1.4o Each

.`_

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_ _ nl

| . .H3.rness

Sundries

styles

Opportunity forail Enjoyable 0utin8|' A in I V Y0ur Wagén is He;‘;;:"'_W-M Prices and Terms

Waiting

Unless you select your carriage to-

day you stand a chance ol bclng dls- appointed, for l the styles are being snapped u so rapidly that we cannot

- be sure oi) any modei staying on our , floor for more than two days. A new l “ogg 0ff.€anada Carriages ls due ’ are t 's week, and two other cal-loads

arson thdnvay--the dengand for §ood eg;-rings; this year has roken a re-

for YOU

When you buy your c.1rl'in_ce bcrlr »

you select from the FOUR Ll°IAlllNl5 l~`AC'l`\)RlES in Canada, The Canada, , Tudhope, McLaughlin and Dominion lines, representing 598 different styles -50 of which are set up in the show rooms today. Call in and pick out

your wagon today.

Water _ Kent Street

' Ae & C0. r,l.»»l<»lmewn V V

~.., 1 xiii

II lt's not necessary foryou to go

without your carriage for lack of ready cash. We give low prices for cash-but can make terms to suit your needs. _ `

V Agents

You’il find ~A. Home & C0;

agents in all paris of the Pm- vinoe, who will be gladjlo

l you sample

prices. b`eeV,§our

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