riser or ALL THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Monstso DAILY PAGE SEVEN

laxatives

up gspecislly good for children because they are pleasant to take, gentle in

short

action do not irritate the

l`0

ABLE BOAT -The cable boat 'ry ne arrived in Charlottetow S tu -

bowels nor develop a need

doses 25c a box, st your Drugglsfs.

n a r

day and will repair F. B. McCurdy &

for continual or increased Co's private cable.

EXCURSION.-There is certainly no

better place to go toinon-nw steer- noon than Orwell. Harland leaves her dock at 3 p.m., returning, du( at 8.15. Return fare only twenty- five cents. -

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i»a‘\»~‘l ».»»~»=-aww.. -@-Q..

White canvas pumps,

_ W- RACES.-The large entry list for ' i . the Dominion-Day races at Summer-

3 -~_ S I side should certainly give a good

S _| day’s racing. There are in all eight-

IT PAYS 00 bil! ill thtl PIOYUM THE NOR'I‘HUMBEl'lLAND -Thel

in Charlotte-

town Saturday nifht at 8 05

' day Guardian. it was

inadvertently ommitted to mention that Mr. Wallace E. Scantleuury, an

- g e mnnu training department, which was won by Pienneth Johnson._ _

PERSONALS

REV. T. W. Murphy went to Ken-

Ladies Shirtwaists

'QT TI - nregsrd o e' V ..Y.‘I.._ A Clearance Lot From

2:: mar; one Of the Large M5773

Very finest material and work-

mansliip possible are to be found

in Women's Shoes

White buck~kin boots,_ washable, very stylish

and attractive, very popular. this year, a limited lot of thirtv pairs, regularly sell at $4.50 ncw $3.50 ‘

and stylish, special at 3:35. _

White canvas boots, buttoned, very daiuty and

neat, special valueat $3.03

neat, natty, giod fiting I k

- ' ~ rr "'"""* "J V I iation which convenes on July 3-6 ai

A 8 ‘. O i Kingshoro promises to he of unusua

I UCC A . ` '

- " when Rev. Arthur Huru, Tryon, wil

i Y- ‘- *T-= W _.- .-p

i"\ The Boys

3 _In Camp H

Truro N. S. will preach and in thi

_ vcning Rev. H. T. DeWolfe, D. D.

the, ljegbrisay Block and Principal of the Ladies ‘Seminary

' Wolfville, N. S. will preach. Ou Sun

Hard Coal

. I

Due to arrive per|

Schooner “Sylora C. /Cook Studio ,..

should cali at our s°udio in if

ha e their photo taken in _ uulibrm. Low prices,

p' onipt work.

s-5.. 1 ‘i

93 D

D..

Coal in Egg

fb £9 ...___-

Chestnut 'siz `

(I. L ons ti Gu

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The

St July a. -in.

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COMMONWEALTH

Opposite

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Photographer

_ Maritime Provinces. It is expected

also the Rev. P. S. McGregor, Evan. gelist. Wolfville N. S. will he pres- nt. The Association promises to bf

_ ery interesting.

“_

. C(

- ’ one of the best toilet soaps we have or ' a e ever sold. This soap hits an enor-

At Auction on my farm at Hazelbmok mous sale in all the big American

- cities and is test becoming a big fav-

on wpdnesday ixlggligéxgdn not hm mite in Canada. Our price 25c box

Six horses as follows Mgire and foal is

by Auld’s Barrister.'1t,Parl-:side Mare4 rumble- E. A- FOSWF. Central Dru!-

en entries. A special train leaves Charlottetown at 9 a.m.

sington Saturday afternoon.

MrJ. S. Martin, Eldon, was in (lhur-'

in these summer shiitwaists. Evei,

-r lottetown Police Court on Saturday

sault and battery of Edith Whitlock

missed after paying costs and send- ing the dog to the country. James D

r 10 days.

interest. The first session will be hell o

d Rayagadda, India, Rev. J. G. Brow; D

speak. Rev. I. W. Porter M. A. Sup-

, _ rintendant of Home Missions for N.

n ' I ’ S

Hall 650 tons Hard f---. ---~ .1

’ Have your J

e I , 8’

_ m -.___ . Fraud ligne Mission, Quebec, Rev

'FII S ' li. F. Ni-wcomb, se. John N. B. wu

finished at our Siuiio

J. A._S. BAYER °

. _ . . p ak on Eiatur ay evening. In addition to these Rev

D _ . ionul work of the Baptists of th'

i f-00k Place in the -Presbyterian

hurch, New Dominion, on Wednes- day, June 25th, 1913, at six o'clocl= in the evening, of Mr. Garnet Camu-

X - bell and Miss Ruth Jane, youngest

iughter of Mr. George Georveatt, nil ni’ Cumberland. Rev. A. Cruise o"hcia.ted. Mr. Robert Currie and

eroomsman and bridesmaid, respect-

' lively. Miss Edna McEwen played the

wedding music. The church was beau-

fully decorated for the association.

and n large number of people attend- cd. This is the first marriage ever

lebrated in the abovechurch. Bv

way of signalizing this interesttur

WE event; and also as a slight recogni-

tion of her faithful services as organ- ist, the Pastor in the name of the

' .- ii htful t use. It 1- th tl

and we guarantee them to tit exaotI1.We °°,""°g“ti°n' presentgd the bud” agtisepticglly Clean ,zxezweei moxmi wiildusllvscantosnve we teeth you \v‘th a handsome family Bible. Suit- _ ’ . huveuslnéi ilit posstblentlo ,save ¢\\'i1"\ ably inscribed. The choir rendered h°1({’9hm‘;"tkl:° “E teeth mild gum” min wew no~w W ve ouie _ ~ H belt luiiisfiie volsilblie to ‘im YI! vw "W marriage hY“‘“- The <V°l°° That ildirm dia deiitifriciioilvhle ertthir puts entrust our-dentatneedstous weassuva Brgathed -(yer Ei-1sn_ The /bridal nur- Y n° _Y ’°“°'°g'"'d““"’°""'°"°“' ty, followed by invited guests, then

[drove to their future home at Cum-

I25 0“¢¢|\ si herland, where a substantial rcnast

e . ,

nr. N°"éB“°,°" Q was provided, and an enjoyable time

rnunerwl 0 ' spent'

POLICE COURT.-At the Char-

orning the adjourned case ot as-

s Nellie Ferguson was adjourned till

u1y_ 2nd. Lawrence Doucette for eeping a malicious dog was dis-

oherty for being drunk was fined $3

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. -Tin rince Edward Island Baptist Assoi‘

n Thursday evening oi next rweol

reach the opening sermon. Rev, C.

l-I. S. McLearn, North River, will' preach the Association sermon on Saturday morning at ten o'clock. 0|,

unday morning Rev. Neil Hermon,

ay afternoon Rev. W. S. Tedford

.D.. Toronto, Secretary of the Can dian Baptist Mission Board will

nndP E I willee

. A. Gordon D. D. Montreal, will ttend the Association and speak oi

ive an address for the British au' oreign Bible Society. Rev. W. If rcllibald Ph. D, Principal of Acadia oliegiate and Business Academy and r DeWolfe will tell ol the Educat

WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage

iss Harriet _Georveatt acted nr

:Jengen's Violet. Glycerine Soap is

the some as in the States. Ask for

gears old, 1 Baker Demi, 8 years old. 1 store. Mif- uker Dean, 2 year-s'old, 1 Baker Dean,

1 yearo'ii. 1 GusolineEngine, Waterloo, ,_ ,_

cleaner and drum combined i Home ,Comfort Range, 1 Horse Rake, 1 Set

ABSOLUTELY

stono_hoors Eeinvwi

Vacuum Cleaning

S 'n Tooth H rrow, 8 l co.l'ed

&ii'sEnd some :iiy ones. new y ‘

IOHN McDONALD

| Eye

Ld __I

Strictly

Coal Wholesale and

,_`

We have s supply

mined cold on hand able coal for tli's year. as you can get s quickly, and with very Send us your order

ard ,we will

the

. J . tm , black and patched foxes which wil. be sold at lowest possible prices. The above are mostly females Dou‘t miss this map. Write o: phone -

Foxes For Sale

ust arrived an _extra ine lc

res 'rims VALLEY sox I izxcsasos,

Tyne Valley, P. E. l.

6-26Mtf

HERBET J. CAliVER Auctioneer _-A u-zsmnpa nnzelbreok (- . - » |

'i`he Eye is one of the

most delicate and com- plicated of the human organs, and yet, probably through ignorance of this fact, it is being constint- ly il!-used and overwork- ed.

Eye-Strain

Be wise and do not ig-

nore any of the symp- toms of Eye-Strain; head- aches or pains in the region of the eyes, inabil- ity to read or sew for any length of time, blurred vision.

Allow us to Examine

your Eyes. We will give you expert reliable advice.

This is our business.

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist

99 Grafton St.

iPJotice

home in the afternoon.

Mr. J. J. Hughes, M. P. was a

Passenger to his home in Souris sat- urday nfternoon.

'Mr. A. C, Cox returned to his home

in Souris by the afternoon train hiat- 'irday.

` Hon.Murdoc’.t Kennedy was a Das- singer to his home in Bradalbane by ‘he western train Saturday alter- noon.

Miss Margaret Dougan, Charlotte- tiiwn, spent the week end at Vernon hiver, the guest of Mrs. 1'. J. Mc- Kenna.

llr. and Mrs. William Mcijarrou

arrived in Charlottetown by the Nnrthumherlaud Saturday from New Glingow,

Mrs. Oswald Hornsby, accompanied

by l\'»rg_ Hornsby und family, arrived in Ciurlottetowu from Hulifux Sut- urdsy on s visit to his 01.1 honnl.

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ST. JOSEPI-PS (l0NVENT.- The

following fifteen pupils of St. J0B0PlJs Convent have been awarded £116 'F`iIal{ Diploma from the Palmer vlethod Business Writing Co., New ¥'0rkI-Nellie Collins, Agnes Mc- Jllaid. fatherine Breen, Annie Brad- WY, Ellnwhitty, Mamie Byrne, Anas- tusia Mcinnis, Annie Byrne, Amelia Wlllsll. Lrretta Whelan, Inez Mul- lins, May Toole, Mary Goodwin, H2110- PD-l`lrnan, Wanda McLellan. The allowing tight have been awarded the Impnvement Diploma:-'Katie Byrne, Bctha Halloran, Hattie

lnhill, Gerte Connors. Josie Mac- Auluv. Alvin Doueetie. This is it

testifies to tae splendid work carried oy the Btntl c' this Institute.

(From Snturdw's Evening Guardiam)

WEDDING IELL-S.-A quiet hut pretty weddiig took place at the home of Mr. H Alfred Robertson of f3\lniJUl'Y on Weinesday evening, June 25th, when Mr. 'ernon H. Jenkins oi Mill View was uited .in holy matri- niony to Miss Arnie Parkin of Bun- bury (lute of Alusndrn), The cere-‘ rnony was performed by Rev, E. id. Styles. Both bridi *and hridegroom ure very popularin their respective neighborhoods.

::Rexall Tooth Pate is most de-

Rexall-we know you will like ir.. Large tube 250. Th MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtt.

S1`|'§AMSlilP SALING

._ , _,,. _

4. -_`,__"._ __ Qllllfn '.;_.;_r

' Set 1 , si-andférd.

. ~,-xl 1'.; ’

ln their renerous sesam-

Mostrcsi nn..in|..|., in uh- s¢|vu¢- 1

permits-.nwliiiinln-rlven

in mr; M.; tu the nuvnrl:

~ ol iii-lr rl ni msni. indi B"“i°' .mill p|i~i'ii..»|» ie. me E|'_ rumlorl sud plcsrure utesch psnrnnr

R.M.S. Royal Edward R.M.8. Royal Gsnrle

have net s new nsudant ln neun invrl. I-' rbnvklfll-

fic.. uk :ny nr-ui. of w-tis ir. in nina".-y. uuieni Agent. Nllllsx.

Csudisl Hnrthen Slsllshipl Limits]

_C if

sL._-‘tG..`l¥ (-ry

Agent W K. Rogers-Olti.

Aspeclai meetiiig of the share-

holders of the Charles Dalton

Silver Black Fox C01nPll1Y» Lim' ited. will be held in Charlottetown, at the Kindergarten Hall. Thurs

he moved to another locslill'~ '

iottetowu Saturday und return ed 1

one is an entirely new pattern.

Regular retail prices are from $1.85

to $3.50 while they last $l.25 to $i.98

Rev, Mgr. Phaelan, Vernon River, _A » '\

and Fntlicr M. J. Smith, Iona, wkere ' Q

in Churlottetoivn Saturday and rc- --1 \-

turned home in the afternoon.

The e\l\x/:tvs busw' Store.

Burns, Jeat Garnham, Mary Alicei

Zmnd Shvlviig for St. Joseph's, until

National Clothing Co.

Have made preparitions to handle the ho`id.iy Trade with Satisfaciion to our Customers and employees. Our select- ion of Merchandise has never been better,

The only favor We ask ofyou it to

Please Shop Early

Easy Making Your Selection of Holiday

Wearing Apparel C

Men’s $20 Navy Serge Highly Colored

SUllS» $16-50 Outing Shirts

Men's navy blue suits mid: of good q'i'zi1_iiy _

all woolserge that will not readily become shiny with attached or Lounge Collrs

The coats came in single or double breasted models and have “Barteli” pitc it pockets which prevents any sagging in the front. They are well tailored throughout and finished with the great- est rare. Sizes 33 to 44. Regular value $20.00 for i6.50

Men’s English Tu eed Suits, brown, greys,

blueish greys and asst. mixtures prices 8.09 to |5.00.

Men’s Paratnetta Raine wits. VV: are show-

ing the largest selectioi o’ these coits in the city. It would pay you well to look over our range and prices 4.50 to |5.00

SUMMER FLANNELS

Other Cool Wear

When the quicksilver jumps up to the

“summer heat” mark just think of the cool things to wear-at National'~'.

Possibly you are foiehanded iii your buying,

and would like to wander right now through our store. Con1e_`along. You will see some alluring things in the airy texture which abstract the belt

f oui CInzida’s Best M ikes, plain

and stripe effects, Madras, Peicile, Zep'iyr.=, 75c, $l.00, | .25 to 200.

STKAW HATS

in Various Styles

Panama Boaters, double edge

on the brim and pencil curl are tlie favorite styles, wide briiu and

low crowns being the usual $1.00 to 5.00.

Neckwear

Tub ties are moving very

freely iu the large cities our stock

is complete in this line, neat effects

iii Greys and Blues particularly

-the non-conducting fabrics for warm weather.

You 'know that vio il is tlie best non-conduct

or Of heat ku iwn-cool in summer, warm in winter.

Fine English White Serge Trousers, tailor-

ed and finished to o'der, $4 and $5.

English Taffeta flannel shirts, S4. and $5. White Duck Trousers, $i 25.

English Twill Trousers, $2.25.

Khaki Trousers for Campers, $|.50.

Men’s Duster Coats

in fine lustre serges a big assortment to select from. just the thing' for horsemen. look them over,price $|.00 to $4.00.0thers from 65c to $i.50.

and new effects iu Brown tones 35c to 7.ic.

New Lines in

SILK HOSE

in various delicate shades such as

pink, pale blue, cliaiupagne, accor-

deau pleated and others, as this line is iiew, it cannot be foretold

how they will prove as big sellers.

National Clothing Co. H '|` HE TOGGERY SHOP

i27M_-ii

; 1 l ,___

,hm 1,1, 3,.d, ,t ,, 0'¢i°¢k mm "Ii is s well known fact for tho business of deciding wlieth- rim” "uh Uma' P"

er or not the Daltcn Ranch should ?°"°'“i:1‘;:\wi‘&l

home of

W. B. PROWSE. Seey. ,inn i,

with sweaty ' hot, burnin

new-cloth here.

“Ktl-Odor is just ‘he thing

th h ' lk h ir are ‘

one W 0 va muc i g feet starched cutls t

e of

sinnnier shirts in

or s

Som have and

.:.~.. il- .ic

"We are_showin n véy line' line of