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Tribute

_ People,_who__have been'

Pt°;°‘1_°'d°,d f¢;_1_'I`_auy reason to`try

_ _ ° ' 0 sl ' is Rea nsss rss is its °st wa” "tm

FEIS YIRBTUILIJJ

_ “$93139 DAILY

tribute

to _buy in

asm. sHoULI>'_-li,¢li»_th¢_ l>°,r_s='to_-_

' _make up some. pl ysstwdeyfs losses in attending- the his _race'.th1s_ evcllllls-

rioasm nnoss in1isn,_»'-A .i'isnn_ bilouzinr _ in.. uae Donnie ueiiuisn dropped dead while being driven- in a

_giiggion along~Bt. Peter’s Road on I _ _ _ ,_ _

e ay. _ _

` MR. ORMAN PREBBlNT.- At” the funeral o! the late Mr. Geoege Rack- ham. Charlottetown. .which took place last Saturday, Rev. George Orman was 'an-iongthose, who ,at- tended as ii. token ol respect and as- sisted in the services at the home.

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If It 15 " C' terday and will he pleased to meet

a diamond We can supply you parties who are _anxious to go into

our (hunonda compnse only stones of parfect _t_i_i_e business ol raising cross foxes.

cuttings belllg free from <lef€CtS 3.re__aglow with by-i]|ig_nqy_ ` ir-,ost attractive propositions on the _ _ 0ui‘ Prices: -Direct from the manufacturers me are*ab‘e "Mk" t°'d“" to sell them at as low a price as you can buy anywhere Ponlom counr.-'At tus ciinr- lll Canada.. \ lo etown Police Court yesterday

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W ellner s Jewellry Store in

OPPORTUNITY.-The Cauiada Fox

liixchangs°sn'¢l Investment Oonipany,

nt of these valuable animals yes-

ich is without doubt, one of the

morning the adjourned casa of Edigh

tlock vs. Tillie Ferguson resulted the defendant being fined $5 or

ten days. Walter Munn for being drunk and disorderly was fined $9 or

I _ V 3 thirty days and Harry Harley for ba-

Footwear for .Soldiers v ““’°'

.1 . _ late -

_ Boys in Camp should come here for their foot- ` _fo n. widow oi tus ists Hen. nsnisifspsni Dominion psy visiting friends

wear. __ Brennan. has been probated at $10,- .in

_ ~ ‘ 399.56. TTli: icglowlng are the be-

. - -- quscsnsn 11 iinr - M.'rn o_Hn ,i

We are showing a nice line of military boots wif” O°mp°,,o§_ °“,fe;’r 1,; is ’ °’”°° ° ¢“°“ A"°"°“-

now, made in regular military last of tan grain leat- Qnsbss, $3,000; Ui-sniins onnvsiiif duel to

her, with blucher out and heavy waterproof soles. be” °“Y» ‘I-5°°= G- H- E- R- Hill!" These boots will give special service and are spien- $22; 1ff‘,f;(;§,nI,§'ff1b°lCi,);f.3,‘:fi,iff,°i‘f,i,l,l,°f’

. . , . . onto and Miss Ethel McLean oi Mon- did values at the , , _$.50 onnrineesmwn Hospital. $150; Kats irsni sis visiting in cnsrinmtnwn.

We also have pollshes at ioc up and brushes at Ch“'1°f°°*°W“- $1»°°0- 'i0 be evvlisfl

[sc and 25C. ' towards the erection of new altars in will welcome Mr. A. W. Reddin home

A w c \ ll!-Il M¢D0flBl<l. Cllllllla-ill ChBl'l0i1l=¢- Miss Florence Trainer, Providence,

town Hospital, $200 for masses; No- R. I., is visiting ner name in char-

. ‘ O9 |55 Quren 1 _ ers Denis convent, $100; st. vin-10g1,s¢0w,,_

can d Paul' h n --

‘ t e s Orp a age, $150; _ K .

FB*-U" CUYPBD. Olly 9 CFU". Bhd

_ 'r f _ - - 4 J' .s Rev. Bernard McDonald, Winnipeg, frbm New York to vm; her p,,_,-mt, ' _ __ ___ are each bequeathed $50 for masses. M

' f ' -5 The residue ol the estate goes to 10

' _ ' the Corporation oi the Novitiate oi'

l r \ 1 he / Saint' Andrew’s on Hudson. Hyde ..Mr. J. H. Ferguson, son of the late

_ _ _ . _ Park; New York. nator Ferguson, has arrived from

Se

_ """ Peterboro, Ont., to spend ia' vacation

::Jengen s Violet Glycerine Soap is at his old home in Ma,-sh|ie1d_

' Due to arrive” per

Schooner “Sylora C.

_I-_Ial'l” 650 tons Hard -ff -=-i_ ff e

5" 1 ° 0 0 _ _ Coa in Egg a n d_ ___F_lms____ _

Chestnut sizes. ' _

B. Lyons & G0.

cmnm __

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“Minor s Oaks"

Rel No 50566 Pure Broil Inrolmeni No 3|. Mlnor0aks was foaled in 1908.

is a handsome seal brown stallion, stands i6 hands weighs i265 lbs. Sired by Oakly Barron (4)2,23_ Dam Parketta by Parkside 2. za 3-4 also the dem of Prince Louis 2.14% the fastest trotter bred in the Mar- itime Provinces: l Minor Oaks besides his rich bred- ing ls himself a grand individual;

he has ipeed. beauty, size, subsi-

ance, and every other quality

rfqiilred in a llre of high c sl horses His jnd we gnu-|ntse‘thsm to tit exactly. We

foe 'i sail yeas olli are large and hand

some. -

He will :land for the season at his

owners stables Brooklyn. Kings Co.Mai-es at owners risk. .

JOHN J. MATHESON, Owner

|hy5MihmevJuIy5. _

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__CosI`_Wlioles\le_ and Relsil

fresh, dz ali’

the

supply oi' aloe on»iiaed.~ 'A

lbjs of

, L_ J. A_;__ _

In Camp i

should call at our s’ur_1lo in the lesbiisay Block _and

‘ _ have their photo taken in

uniform. Low p rices, prompt _vi ork. '

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Cook Studio \_

ing drunk was lined $5 or twenty

WILL PROBATED.-The will of the

Margaret Brennan, Charlotte

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McAully, Tracadle, $50- the Bishop oi

the new St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, and also $1,000 for masses; Rev. Lanch-

one of the best toilet soaps we have ever sold. This soap has an enor-

is the sarvie asin the States. 'Ask for i sample. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-~ _store. _ _ Mtl.

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Have your _

' inished at our Slu’io

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wr mari-: ri-:ini

will do all we can to save we teeth you have and iiltis possible lo save then. we will do so li not. we will give you the

' sible t t ll

you of abundant satisfaction. '

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Phone iris '_ _

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

Opposite lists House, Boston,Miis

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best suosiu e pop o ge IDU., entrust ourdaiita needstous weauurs

The 'Si~l:ioo_ne`r ~ C

_ 0|ivel. Ames

with a cargo of

V /

, Hard Coal

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E. O..'i). 5'n. '

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Grand Tea Party

Springfield, Loi 7. on Monday,

July l4th. -~

` and etc. _

A grand iea.puty under the

auspices of Union D vision S. O. T. will ie held on the belutifubfiéld of H. B. Hsslem, adjoining the ~ hall on Monday July 14th. The committee in charge are sparing no pains to make this one of the most enjoyable ontirgs of the ses on, `vaiii.d and plebsant amuse ments, well stocked refreshment iiloon, ice cream tint and a bill of fare that-cannot fail to plesi-e the most exacting mic. Amusements and Athletic Sports begins at 1.3¢.

p. m. Meiilsssrved st 2 p. in. <

‘ is one of the beauty

Island ‘and an ideal s holiday _md enjoy Everybody cordially i

one, come all,

prove iinfsvorsb’e

mov Hale in all the bis American saturday -morning in nttsnii rns Mn- Mtifi 8-lid 19 fast b°°°mi“8 H big fav- _ritiine Dental Convention. He expects orlte in Canada. Our price 25c box ‘mn

‘» Messrs. L. McMillan, Earle-Lane, Earle Pfowse, and George Buntain

' ' left yesterday morning to attend the

' Maritime Boys' Camp at Big Cove,

N. S.

learn that Mr. Harry Quinn, son of Mr. John Quinn, Charlottetown, is at

DI' Aberdeen Hospital, New Glasgow, N.

Will be due lieie ln about ten days 3~

aenger from Summerslde Tuesday l d h i ith

iialildiltdolvlsiiieliind liirga llvdacldiril:

lay, North River. Miss MacKinlay

' spent several _,pleasant days in St.

John on her' way, visiting old col-

= leg

lf you want th. best please send an

vm" arder t° and free from ‘ ~~~~ ‘f" *only ii little to

_ the hnnrls and fam before going out.

Hold with the Rcxnll guarantee, 251:.

- 'Phe MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner

’ .‘ '» ll Grant Genrim and Kent Nts. . Mtf

Coal Dealer The ,

Phone 278 _ ` f.._ Human _Q

Prince St. Wharf. J

Ailileiie Spode, Amusements

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B. B. EVANGl9LINE.'--The B. S.

Evangeline .il due in Charlottetown this QVQIIIDI. \

' RACES.-The four-*young sprinters, Doyle. Nicholson, Worth and Carson -at the Abegweit grounds this even- ing at seven o'cloek, _

f MURRAY HARBOR NORTH, ETC. -Rev. D. MacLean will preach on Sabbath, July nth, as !o1lows:--M'ur- rny Harbor North at' 10.30 a.m., Pet- er’s Road at 2.80 p.m.

S. S. HALIFAX.-The S. S. Hali-

fax arrived in Charlottetown Tuesday- morning at 4.30 with 50 tons oi freight and twenty-four .passengers and sailed on'return at noon. `

SCARED BY 'Ill-IUNDER.-While

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rather amusing incident was witness- ed in market square. At an extraor- dinarily wild peal of thunder, a horse became so startled out of its wits that it Performed a sort ol pas-de- soul, with the cart attached to it de- scribing a clumsy circle behind; and, as the result, in a moment its load of hay was flatly deposited on the roadway, and which the animal-now that the artillery of the heavens had subsided-restored to its normal state. begun quietly eating,

Prnsoiiiis

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Miss Jessie Webster, Bayileld St.,

is visiting in Cape Traverse, the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘.C. Munsey.

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Mr. James McBride, Charlottetown,

Kinross.

spending a few days in Charlotte-

wn.

Mr. Gerald McLean and son of Tor-

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The many friend in Charlottetown

from the Canadian West.

1....

Miss Ollie Saunders has arrived

r. and Mrs. John Saunders, Char-` ttetown.

Dr. Lodge, Charlottetown, leaves

return about the 11th.

Mrs. W. 0. Davey, and two little

sons, Willie and Wilfred, have re- turned home after a pleasant .visit with friends in St. Peters Harbour.

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His _many friends will regret to

esent sick with typhoid fever in the

-np-

Mlss Alberta Macliinlay wasapnr

e friends.

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::Rexall Cold Cream is just the lilng for driving, yachting, walking rl all forms of outdoor exercise. It snowy white, daintlly perfumed

The Eye is one of the

most delicate and com- plicated of the human organs, and yer, probably _thronglyignprance of this _

f.='¢f. i¢="1S_1\l=1_n£.‘ f¢i>=rSf41l\-

EW-Sl|°aln _

f- Be wise and do not ig- I

nore any of-the sying- " toms ofEyi¢-Strain; lies - aches or pdins ‘in the region of the eyes, inabil- ity to reid or sew for my. .len_gth of time, blurred

vis on.

_ Allow ns~to Examine your Eyes. We will give you expert rellablejsdvice.

~ This is our business.

G. il-‘.0 Hutcheson 0

the following Wed

in sid oi ihe bel

opfeilietrist '

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Don’tPersecute 1' -_ __ all 0

ybiir Bowels _ f fl

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'llvlvllll Comma inns." ’ md ._ _ _

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pressed noni a to 10 ‘ 1' chicken ' Tu k

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Prine 15 to zz

12 to is

Small Pill, slllll Deli,

Gellllille--it-n Sigmms

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Geese Fowl 121 Ducks l6I Oats (white) 40_ Oats (black) 43 to 44

1 . Wheat 60 _ ~

` reins 40 to 50 can .o *

rechons on

Pensions 20.1 _ ‘ . Porki 9) to 11| _ 1

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Ladies Shirtwaists

60

. A Clearance Lot From

C One of the Large Mills

Very finest material and work- lmansliip possible are to be found in these summer shirtwaists. Every-

one is an entirely new pattern,

Regular retail prices are from $1.85 to $3.50 while they last $l.25

to $1.98

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A The “Paving Determinator s

THE “Paving Determinator" is an ingenious

machine that was built by the department

of Public Works of Detroit-to subject sample stretches of various street pavements to severe, actuai~service tests. it imitates heavy trucks and steel-shod drau ht horses, reproducin , in faithful detail, every efgect of this kind of tragic. This remarkable machine was recently used to

test five varieties of street pavement-coverini practically the entire range of present~day roa coverings.

A report of the test says:

“When the test had been rnade under the direction of Mr. McCabe and ofhcials of _the_ department, on eight sections of pavement laid in a circular

.| track, the concrete section, laid under the specihca-

tions of the Board of County Road Commissioners ' of Wayne County, Michigan, showed by far the best resistance to the severe test to which the pave- ments were put."

Ara you going to overlook these facto

in deciding about your paving 7 '

Canada Cement Company Limited `

Montreal

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particulars if our Free illustrated Lectures that are glv-an In cemriunltles Interested In concrete streets or roads.

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Address our Good Roads Bureau for complete information on concrete pavements, and for

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