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IDEN MUSEE STILL DOING BUSI- NESS ON 23RD STREET, NEW YORK.

*iGreat.pi'eparations have been music for the summer patrons of the ever popular Eden Musee Woild in Wax on 23rd Street, New York City. Tho entire building has be renovated and is now electrically cooled thereby making ones visit a delightful one. New figures of Lord Kitchener, King of Belgium, Czar of Russia, Emperor of Germany, Emperor of Austria, Gen-

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.I HUGHES’

Sh€€p4 Dip

t K I L L S-L' ' Mites Fleas aldd' di'»1i`\iec5k;f

Q WHY tiies and mosquitoes.

_ C U R E s-Maiige, seas,

3 5128 worm and other _skin _ dneases. It is also an ideal ‘ '5‘f‘f¢Cli-'#1111, cleanser and 3 deodorizer. '

Easier, Cheaper _ and Safer to Use

_ than any other material be-_ Fause it 1s_nqt caustic, in-

. Jurious o_r irritating, either 1 to the animal or to its hide. A Give Hughes’ Sheep Dip

atrial and you will regord Q it as a necessity therea er.

1 We also have Cooper’s

Dipping Powder.

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many other heroes of the European war.

The Kinemacolor natural colored

moving pictures continue as an addi- tional attractioii in the Concert Hall where they are presented every hour. The Eden Musee is the only house in the City where these remarkable pic- tiirs are shown, which in conjunction with the World iii Wax collection, makes this popular amusement house one of the sights of New York City.

era. French, _ - peror of Japan, Admiral Jellicoe and

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MASONIC MEETINGE. -- This

week proiulscs to be of great interest Ito the Masonic Fraternity tl1rollKi\0\-ll - the -Maritime Provinces, particularly

half holiday. o

THE SCHOONER "Valiant" island- ing a cargo of select pine and clean, spruce for McDoiia_ld Rowe Wood- woring Co. _ ` _ 2017.'

PRESENTATION.-Miss L. Law-

less, of the Revere Hotel Dining ltooin staff, who is to be the principal in an interesting event next week, was on Thursday evening presented with ii brass bed room suite byithe guests oi the hotel.

S. 8. NORTHUMBERLAND.- The

s_s. Northumberland arrived at 7.45 Friday. Auiong the passengers were: Miss Jones and Miss Clarke, both teachers of King’s College, Wind- sor. They intend taking a cottage at Rocky Point- and-spending the sum- mer there. Lieut. Cuthbert Simpson, of King's College, son of Canon Sinip- son, was also a passenger on a visit to lils home here.

- HORSE RACES' THIS AFTER-

INOON. -The horse races whlcli take ,place this afternoon on the Charlotte- town driving park, have created spec- ulation galore, as to the ultimate win- nera _in the five classes. The horses are vcry evenly matched, several of 'them however being new to local opeculators. The pony race is eagerly looked forward to especially by the children. The Eighty Second band will be in tteiidanco.

AN OLD RELIC. - Mr. John A.

Ferguson, Mai°shilcld,, thc other day ‘picked up a. copper coin on his farm which must have lain there for over ilfty years. The coin is one of a pri- '-vate-lssue permitted by the govern- nieiit in the early days of the colony to facilitate the making of change. and also used by the issuer as an advertis- ing medium. The coin bears on one side the inscription “Encourage coun- try importers" and on the other “cheap family store" in the centre and around the circle the words “Rob. ert Purvls, Wallace.” The coin al- though so long buried is in ri good state of preservation, the inscriptions bciug quite legible.

II Your Cigars are Here

LARGE ORDER.-Messrs Carvcll

Everygood-‘5c 10c or 10c straight cigar is here-

kept in glass cases under proper humidity so you are always sure of the quality.

This is the real smoke shop for you-call in

to-day and get acquainted.

.~ McKinnon- Drug f Company

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste.

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ping it. It is understood a. special

"-9 `°' ' W `“**"' steamer will come here to convey thle

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an Aii it chi ini ciiii... [if @

I_f{ou want, good, pure

' relia le tobacco go to an

honest manufacturer. W .1~=~-:'if`:f.i-'~'.2r:`-‘-?':=i.-.'_~'-=‘:'-’5,‘-;-;:-!:€i-:'.:l

have eamestly striven to

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establish sucha reputation, and believe our old friends

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lt 'thc warehouse on the Marine Wharf.

hay to e se

/,»be used for feeding the horses of the ` British army. The big presses at the

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iBros._. oi' Charlottetown, are at pres- ent supplying an order from the War Office for 1,500 tons of hay. Three very large presses are now constantly at work pressing the hay into bales _\vliicli average about 90 lbs. So far about 500 tons have been treated in this way. About 45 men are em- ployed on the work, forking the hay, attending the presses, wiring, loading. etc. The presses are run by a 20-li.p_ Imperial gaoline engine, in charge of 'Mr Norman Watson. After the hay is pressed it is conveyed by teams to

‘where it is being stored to he in readi- ness when the time comes for ship-

Railway Wharf will be kept going for several weeks still on this contract and a considerable quantity of good quality hay will be purchased. It is evident that the P_E. island farmer

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Charlottetown, where several of the

IT PAYS to buy ln this Province. REMOVAL. -Mrs. (Rev) Edward most important Masomc functions are

Bell has removed from Olebar St. to to be cm-,-red ou," Begmnmg tonight

HUGHES DRUG STORE will be 117 Fitzroy St.

the only drug store open all day to- _-_ ‘ day. . 2003- -BARGAIN SUITS-Paton & C0- are shrine in tile Arena sink wiiowed

offering an exceptionally big bargain oby 5 banquet 1,, Ko” Come, tea

with a Ceremonial Session of Philac Temple of the Nobles of the Mystic

NOTICE.-All advertis ments must in men’s clothing at $9.90 per suit as th;

be in before 10 o’clock a.gin. Monday will be seen by the adv. in another col- moms' B ceremonial Wm be the

first of its kind held in Charlottetown

iihIt~ cntcrtainment to Cliarlottctown Nobles. Tuesday the Gtirand Cliiipter of Royal Arch Ma- sons of Nova Scotia hold their sessions in the Masonic Temple. On Wednesday and Thursday the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward ls- land holds its annual meeting in the Masonic Temple and it is expected that a lage number of visiting breth- ren will be in the city during the week. Wednesday afternoon if the weather is fvorable a Masonic picnic

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morning to_ insure insertion, as it is a umn.

Q who wants to help the Empire by, growing needful products will make no mistake ii’ he devotes a consider- able acreage to hay. among other things that are sure to be in demand.

::Your fishing trip or picnic is not

complete without Thermos lunch Kit There should be ii. Thermos Bot-

will say that we have never disappointed them. I-lickey’it

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Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had- in the tobacco line.

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without any trouble. We carry a ful

Foster, Central Drugstore.

I tie In every lunch basket. lt is certain-

ly nice to have your hot tea or coffeei vacation trip’ you Should

supply of all Thermos Goods. E. A.

in ten years and promises consider-I

entertainment of the visitors.

will he hcild at WhIt_e's Point for the

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BAD CONDITION OF ROADS. - gr

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The road leading from Mayilefllti to _A

New Glasgow is in a. sorry state at present and complaints- about them. are heard on all sidets. As this is `a` ' very public road .tithe roadmiister, whose duty it is to look after the different sections of this road, should see that the work of repairing it is

done at the earliest opportunity.-T.

FOX SALE. - Recently there has

been considerable activity in the fox business .around Crapauil. Notwitli-‘ standing the depression caused by the war in most all stocks, l)r. Bell one'of Crapau<i'i~i leading fox men, recently completed the sale of a block Of f0X SIOCK in the United States. where he became well known during his long sojourn there, while attend- ing different colleges, I

WEDDING BELLS. - A Moncton

exchange of June 17th says Miss Al- berta Fraser was inarriod yesterday afternoon to John Arthur Hamilton, son of P. J. llamilton. of Charlo. N.‘ B., at the home of the britle's mother, Mrs. Charles Grant, of this city. Rev. T. I". Driimni of St. Johii's Presbyter- - lan church performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her setp father, and was utteiitled by Miss, Mm-. ion Lockhart.. l\li'. and Mrs. liiimil- ton loft on a wcrltling trip t.lii'ough` Nova Scotia and l‘. E. lslnntl.

VARIETY SHOWER. - The maiiy friends oi’ Miss llnzol Reid, (‘.rapitiitl,' tendered her a variety sliower on tho . cvc of her approaching marriage at licr honic on Wednesday evening. Ar- I ticles of every description, each one, with appropriate bits of poetry com- posed by tlie givers. were showered upon the prospective bride to be after l which Mr. Arbiiig on heliali' of thc choir of> the Methodist (lhurcli, of which she was the organist, present-I ed her with a purse uccoiiipaiiled by| the following iitldress: "ln aiiticipa, tion of what the future may reveal. wc the niemberrs of the choir desire to oinbrace this auspicious moment to dcnionstrato tin an iiiadctiuzite way it may be) our appreciation of your skilful services us organist on all oc- casions. Your kind and genial pirseiicc in our niiilst has liciiiled to produce good will and liar- niony in the coniinunity. Our best and kiiiilcst wishes follow you in your fu- , ture sphere in lite and hope that hup-I piiicss may ever be your lot. \Vc` present herewith ii purse which we _ trust you will accept, and regard notl so much for its intrinsic value, as at token and symbol of the cstccni in. which you are' held." "

::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo- t

graphic _ Supplies, -also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, 'Phe' Quality Drugstore. 0972-5-15Mtf.

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Some ‘Special Warm

Weather Needs

Every season has its

special aids to health and comfort, Summer has prob- ably more than other sea- sons. A stock like ours pro- vides all of them, whether you stay at home or take a

equip yourself with items which will contribute to your pleasures and comfort.

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Hickey & NichoIsonTob. Co.,

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Phone 345 - - Manufacturers

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house and transplanted under coal frames. Extra early cabbage by mall 65c. per 100-at our Charlottetown

_ _ , market, t'»0c. Snowball cauliflower and

- celery plants by mail 85c_-at tho mar-

. kct 'l5c. Extra early tomato by mail

por'dozon, 401 -market, 350 Late to and atlowegtpggsiblg (keg, _ moto (for general use) by mail 251'- iiiarket 20i- Cucumber, squasli. pump

Great Bargains

by mail per dozen, 20c_-inar ket, 151'.. Late cabbetie DIN"-3 not in before 20tIi June. The following named annual bedding ilow- er plants. by mail at 18c_ per doz.-at the Charlottetown market, l5c. per

etnnia, pliiox, verbena,

Ladie’s Underwear »,,,,,,,,,,,

zin a, c rys

lobelia, salpiglossis. portulaca double. mignonetes, alyssuni (carpet of snow) _

astin snap

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t W golden feather. everl EB. ' ,_ ‘ 1 e e dragon, French Legion of Honor murl- __

5°Id' I°"k°D‘"’ mstumum (tan and '_'i'-R2'-"-5 dwarf gaillardia, etc ` , _

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Ii’ The' following vari'eties`byqma£1Bt -,__--1-A A I I A I

,. 1 _V , I C t zse. pei- uoggmarggdiifgcdahiif atiii-' Your Straw ,_ .,, Af _ A » ate-rpm” ,_ oa S stat: ..‘;‘:.::::_‘°.‘::t .‘%_‘;i‘§‘“...s“:.°.‘;::‘ Hit New .again--- _ V _ -55 _

° m and golden feather per 100, 75c. __ Z V ~< ky _ ¢

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Vegetable plants grown in Hot-

=___$-~"»\1 _ ~ _V WIII IDB, S - __ _ S ‘ _ cents per»doz. by mail-at market 6_0

' 0 ' cméliioice Geraiiiums imported from

-ns Rochester. New York, at market 200

eai:)\d'liIIii I\)1i?lIl\>\25<(r:hoice strain, I

A » Towels °° si.-..rf.‘:~'ii:

cactus. ocor e ach, named mixture dahlia imported _. _

it ioc. eiieii, island srown. 8°. eachl

liiii. 20i per doz. postage paid Late.

pnnsy and sy. B ble and single, Cosmos. seedling Mar

su

ennials wintered over (large pro

I; " ' Mitten winter kitten) imnjsy..a_nd daisy'

`I Iii) bloom, carnation, hollyhoek. sweet

" la for et me-not. dlanthus, '15

Glndloll, four new varieties, Amer-

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e C’ len., Augusta. Canary Birdoand Inde-

pendence, at Bc. each; mixed gladioli, all colors. 86c. per dol-. 8 for 10c.

I base seamless climb 20 to 80 feet

’ Kodaks. Fine Toilet

Waters, Bath Supplies, Shampoos, Lotions, Massage Creams, Tal- cums, Face Powders, Headache Remedies, etc.'. etc , etc.

When you trade here you

are always sure of a satis- factory assortment of goods,

"Use your phone Ereely during warm weather.”

Store Phone No. 33 Residence “ “ 489

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore " Cor. Cent & Prince Ste. 1

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.. Whhave -a preparation _ ' here that has no equal for cleaning and rejuvenat- ing old straw hats. It does

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“een to ~ “een 0 '; Ch"l`own c e . _ %h’Town _

' The Busiest Store on C_harlottetown’s Busiest Street ' -

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The top most Iimit oi

value in Men s Suits at

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FIFTY NEW AND 'HANDSOME SUITS REG-

ULARLYOFFERED at prices running to $22.50 each, go now on sale at $17.50. This is the finest high grade suit value that has ever been offered you this season. Every suit is tailored perfectly-tait ored as only at few of the highest priced custom tailors can-every suit is modern in style-YOUR SIZE IS READY. _

_ Fine dark navy blue_serge, single breasted model, high cut vest showing white vestee, the coat is made in the new semi form fitting style, trousers have _ _ o

side straps and belt loops. This one 21.00 for

He`re’s a handsome trim Cheviot suit in navy blue,

two piece model, double breasted coat, trousers have turn

up cuffs, belt loops etc. This one 21.00 for

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A handsome Scotch Tweed Suitin a three piece style,

with narrow trousers, high cut vest, single breasted semi

form fitting coat, the very newest model another 21.00, special at ....... ._ _ °

silver check ........... .......

utmost in value at 17.50-you will not be disappointe _

All pure linen Pillow Shams made from

a nice fine evenly woven linen, hemstitched and embroidered. Size 30x30 inches, regular i_1_iiiT_e??.‘7TlTf‘?‘f.‘??‘lf??°i?I.:1i:ii 89c ea-

Pillow Cases embroidered and hemstitch-

ed, good size, strong and durable, regular

$l.00_pair-week end special..._._ 75C pr'

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Here’s a dark navy soft finished worsted Here is a three piece suit_of fine brown

three piece suit, with every new idea in cut. worsted showing a iieck of lighter and one

hrou h the at

The patternshowsasmallbroken of darker shadet g p _ ‘ ° tern_......._.... ............. ____ ._ °

We quote a few prices-fdescribe few models to give you an idea of the values that are '

waiting for you in this great line at 17.50. _We want Jon to coirie looking for the best, the

More Week-End Bargains from the Linen Section

White Bath Towels hemmed at both ends

-thisés la great big soft afid atlgsorbent, with a goo eavy nap, regu ar c each--week end special .... 65C Pr-

Art Ticking-the correct thing for Sofa

Pillows and Shirt Waist Boxes, etc, very closely woven, a very pretty design in stripe and floral, regular 32c yd-week d end special`... C y

An all pure linen Crash Toweling, 35 ins

wide, good weight, strong and durable, easy

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Damask Tray Cloths, good weight,stro`ng

and durable,neat design,hcmstitch- Zsc ea 0 Washmakes Splendid dish towels’

t regular 18c yd-week end special 13C

ed at both ends-week end special

A very fine even thread white cotton.free

Linen Terry Roller Toweling in the

natural color with red and white border,

from dressing, 36 ins wide-week cnd specials, 10 yds for ............ ..

An all pure linen Huck Towel, good size,

hemmed or hemstitched, a bargain ________ ._ 39c pr

01' _ . . . . . . . .._ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .

inches wide, good weight blue 6 border, week end special...

n the round iioor rear of men’s dept.

I 25 d- k d ‘ "I ' iéegu ar U wee en specia_ Zoe

Another big Roller Toweling iialimu

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notipjure the material in the least-iiust makes the old hat new again and adds life to its appearance There is little trouble- little cost and big satis- faction in using our straw

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1 in season at ic. each. 4',

ff” ‘“°" °"'°” “I - ' » I ~'~»-' » » All wool black or navy 54 inch cloth $1.70

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ou(r?rdgI!o:iIt~?tttielI¥>wn“market prices. »¢""" ° ' it ‘ ‘ F » 'd -dd' both h d $185'

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iiiiidiswiiii °iiiii`nemi»i'»ii'ii§l.e"n`t'.m° Veryc oice weight 54 inch shades 00

A s lendid c oth 54 i ch fine weig t lack an navy $2

Linen Dept. 0 ‘ g _ _

Shamrock the linen that put Ireland o_n the map. Fancy linen a specialty. Reputation is never an accident ours is the result of price smashing values.

A Lot of Lovely New Flowers Just Opened in the Millinery Department

Here is just what every lady interested in new hats has

__-\ _ bfen asking for some days. A great new assortment of all

k’nds of pretty and stylish flowers for inillinery trimmings just hc-re by express-and ready for your inspection to-day.

Lovely Felt Outing Hats

A nice lot of really remarkable hats recently in-tha

very sort of thing that every well dressed lady wants for summer outing. Various shapes in white felt-black bands- white bands and black and white bands.

Some Fine New Serges Just Arrived

From England

~ hat cleaner, try it. _

‘ ' ' ' _ I A th b' f h ndsome su'ting serges has just been opened and made .ready

G Ve Us ` Co » 1 \ ff- ‘ for you.nl<iit¢i:i`eli>i Eligseoareafour yarietiilas-and all of them goods _s

ri' 'm' "ft stir.; _if