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_ » s l ‘ & 'mu Nou'rHuuanni.ANn.- 'rue ei s / * f " h - We are discharging 7 Qussieo s. s. -'rie s. s. oas-

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20oo_~tons of the very best

grade of Hard .goal in Egg’ A sue msn mucosa ef nm, .ii 4,,

"_~ , l°“8» dull! the appetite and weaken gh.

~ E' d Stove Hand Chestnut sizes "°’"°"'

.; ' ' Restore your stomach to healthy vigor

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' `. b taking a Na Dru-Co Dyspepgig '|'.b|¢|

We would like to have your mereaeiimeu-“demonlh..»,,,,c,,,¢,_

'T'T"""' N -Dm. ~ order for delivery now. _,Q an ,m,(E:£df'zf|:'; T‘l’;_°°°

. erers om

indigestion and dyspepsls, 5o°_ 5 3” at your Druggisl‘s. Made by gh,

" National Drug and Chemical Qi, 9(

Canada,

Our [price is the lowest.

` Limited.

Northumberland docked in Charlotte- town last night at 8 0’clock

cnpedla sailed from Montreal yester- day at 4 o'cloc\¢. from Charlottetown and is due here on Monday night.

ENG-INE DERAILED.-While eng-

ine No 25 of the P. E. I. R. was running through the Railway yard yesterday afternoon she iran into lin open switch, opposite the freight shed. Every wheel leit`the track. A number of men were immediately put to Work, to put her on the rails and this was' accomplished after a considerable time. Engine No 10 took out the regular 3.45 p, m. train about 4.10. p. m.

WEDDING BELLS-A pretty wee-

ding was solemnized at the Bapidst Parsonage at Hazelbrook on August 6th, when Mrs. Clara Lowther and Mr. George W. Rourke, both of Mont.

A. Pickarll & to

*W0 9! the best preparations for ee-

pstfsvms an bodily odors. 'racy doirt

.interfere with the natural functions

-' . of the pores in any way but elimin-

\utp1 ngl tclldors, absolutely indispen-

, 1' sa) e o le dressing table of any

Ch town' iman or woman. Get them at The

2, \'l‘wo Macs, 149 Great George St. ` MEM.

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II Get the Talc Powder Here I

We can give you something suporlntivoly good in toilet powders

-handle such famous hig grade toilet tnhmnis its Trailing Arbutus, Lo Tretfle. Harmony Rose. Harmony Violet and Violet Dulce,

For n. talcum powder that is especially efficient in the hot weather

you need to se'ect from this line

_ McKinnon Drug Co. )

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Call For Tenders

‘ Tenders to be received at office of the Department of Agriculture. Charlotte- town until Su.iurdu.y 10th of August ut 12 o'cloclr noon for tlm erection of Annex to Agricultural Building.

Plans and specifications of work r<--

quired may be soon ut tho office of the Department of Agricu turo ut Chai-.< tre- town.

Bid- B- I l Mobi

i Do Yours Cry 0ut

For Help -

Are your good, honest

feel: crippled until they cry out for help from c0rns,buni0ns and callous- es.

_ L Hughes’ German

,.-~,_,.,, ;_ _ . ._ ' ‘K 7 t d Corn Extractor

a n e answers the cry for help

_ _ ltfurcs the ache with the

All EXl"l"1»‘HC'fd Lady B°0_k' first application and removes

keepsrnnd Sleuographcr as Assis- the com in quick time fnnt lo thc Accountant of a large 15,: renews yn” of cm-n

Cexiivelliyi- h d _t_ ‘ I troubles.

ppy nowri ,an wriing sa-

Geo. E. Hughes

ing experience, and salary required

| “The Pe0ple’s Druggist” I

sie s-i2Mlf City. I- ` " ~

'Hippy and Conlenled_\

x, , , is the man behind a pipe _ ` vw full of I-Iickey's Brigert

'Z' CutSmolung Tobacco His

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' ` ipe reams wi a w

l iileasant because this tobacco

"2" ' i \\\\ -_ is manufactured from only the f 5 5 f I k ‘ bestvirginia leaf the Arr-rua 5 I , 2 '~`°.“' being pure and fragrant. Try ,i,._~§_ it for your next smoke.At all ` "` ' " " " Grocers and Druggiste.

Hickey & 'Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd.

"Assislnrf", P. O Box 430,

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monom NAVY PLUG

KINQT-rgwrwo TOBAGGO

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CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC

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agile, were-' united in the bonds of holy matrimony. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. D. Wilson. The wedding dejeuner was served at the purs0nn.ge,‘ and afterwards the happy couple drove to 'their future home in Montague.

CN REVENUE BUSINESS.-The

D. G. revenue cruiser Laurentian ar- riven Charlottetown harbor on Wed- nesday night, being accompanied by the steam tender Albatros, which is also engaged in revenue work. Both craft came in here in order to coal and take in stores, having come from Quebec and being bound for Halifax. They are to engage in revenue cruis- ing On the Nova Scotlun coast in tlhe vicinity of Halifax, and will leave Charlottetown to proceed to, their destination this morning.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)

UAIJLED BY DEATH,- MPS, John

D. Lewis, who went to Athabasca Landi-ng, Alta., some three months ago to visit, died there early Satur- day morning from heart trouble after an illness of about two weeks says an Alberta Exchange. She was first attacked with stomach trouble which was later complicated by heart dis- ease. Her condition was apparently improving and the day before her death she was dressed and able to he about the house. When she was first stricken she sent for her children and at the time of her death most of her family was at her lied side. Isabella McCormick was born at Car- digan, Prince Edward Island in April 1859. She was married there in 1877 to John D. Lewis, who died six years ago. The family came to Grafton in the summer of 1881 and Mr Lewis engaged i-n lumber and contracting business with Charles Nollmnn. Mrs. Lewis was avdavotpd mother and a kind and loving wife. She was a de- vout member of the Catholic church during her life, and its sacraments and mlnistrutions meant much to her. She ls survived by eight children, Mrs. Il. J. Flemmi-ng and Mrs. H, L. Hanson, of this city, Mrs. J. J. Kennedy, New York City, Mrs. Will- iam Guscell, Josephine, Tliomas V., und George F. Lewis, of Atliabnsku Landing, Alta., and J. C. Louie, of Moose Jaw, Sask. Tile body was brought to Athubnskn for burial Monday evening.

press goods by the Empress on Tues- day morning last was a curiosity in the shape of an umbrella of the Ancient times and worth about- (four ccnts)'? It was started on its way by the agent of the Wells-Fargo Express Company at Bartlett, Texas, on March 13th, 1913. He placed an ex- press tag on it with the following iii- structions; “I am not worth much bpt I like to be moving, so tng me and send me along, but return me soon." From Texas it moved through Cali- fornia, being in Sacramento on April 2, since which time it has passed through twelve different States and in Canada has travelled through Quebec, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, ar- riving in Charlottetown on the ninth and leaving again on the twelfth. At each stop it was tagged by the ex- press agent and these tags, 104 in all, contain the name and date of the office and in some cases additional ln- structions or remarks; the Island’s tags also included several prospect-l uses of fox companies. The trip of this curiosity still continues and may, before it again reaches its start- ing place, make another call at the Island, as it has done at several oth- er places.-J.

lot of H.B.H’s--73 in all, and every- one different. Will be sold at 20 per cent discount. You can see these pipes in our window. The Student brand pipe at 25c. is a good one. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. Mt!-

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, will be for tyro shots, who will com-

PASS ME ALONG-~A"‘°“2 the ex- lege re-opens for the fall and

winier term on Monday. August l8ih. 9<,2-8-i5Mtf

Johnson & Johnson

_. The Quality Drug Store.

::We are offering some good values

in cased pipes this week. A sample

1 RIF E COMPETITIONS -On Mon

take place in Charlottetown on the Kensington Rifle Range, commencing promptly at two o’clock. One event

pete lor the Ferris Trophy, while in the other case the older members ol the Civilian Rifle Club will shoot for the beautiful silver salver and Brown Cup. .Both of 'these matches will be shot over the 200, 500 and 600 yds. ranges, and will take place concur- iently. The shooting will take place, rain or shine. No doubt, with the glamour of the annual prize meetin' still on them, riflemen will turn out ,in large numbers for these events.

PERSDHHLS

Mr. W. Shaw, Fairview, left yester-

day for western Canada

Rev. Father McQuil1an arrived in

Charlottetown lust night from Hal- ifax on a visit to ‘his home here,

_ Mr. Allison Campbell, left yester- day ior Victoria, B. C., after visit- ing his Parents in Charlottetown,

Father S. Phelan, Georgetown, who

recently entered the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment was reported to be about the same yesterday.

Mr. Leo Currie, Fairview, West

River, left Charlottetown yesterday afternoon for Strassburg, Sask, on 9, three months trip.

Miss Agnes Reardon has arrived

from St. Paul, Minn., on u visit to her D&l`0IltS. Mr- and Mrs. »Daniel Reardon. Charlottetown.

Mr. T.A. Benson, Dominion Poult-

ry Expert, leaves this morning on a business trip to Orono, Boston, New York, and New Brunswick, N, J, He will be absent about ten days.

Dr. Andrew McPhail and his dau-

ghter Miss Jeanette were among the visitors to Charlottetown yesterday and returned to their home in Eldon in, the afternoon.

Mr. Wm. McRae, Chief of the Det-

active force of Vancouver, B. C. formerly of Flat River, P. E. I., is visiting his old home here and was' in Charlottetown yesterday.

Rev. George Irving, editor of the

North American Student, New York, is spending u vacation with his pur- ents Mr. and Mrs. Du P. Irving Ver- non Rlver Bridgef

Mr. H.A. Richardson, General Man-

ager of the Bank of Novo, Scotia, who has been spending part ofghis vacation at Georgetown, left yester- day mornlng on return to Toronto.

f:Rexall Tooth Powder has all the

good qualities of n first-class denti- frices. It is gritless, pure, very fine and is equally efficient for both plat- es and real teeth. It cleanses thorou- ghly. makes the mouth clean and sweet, hardens the gums and keeps the niouth clean and hculthy. 250. The MacKinnon Drug C0., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

Charlottetown Business Co'-

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Try Our Sada

Water

We make our own Soda

Water, and can personally I guarantee it to be pu,re and

good in every respect.

Pure Fruit Flsvours are

always used.

Served with Cream Sc a Glue

Castols

Su;ccs: or To

f Casiolsi s a preparations made in England and is sup- erior to all others ofthe kind, as all English preparations are.

It is as nice and pleasing to

the appetite as chocolates- a pleasing pnrgative and lax- aiive that`_ has none of the draw backs connected with the common kind,

Put upin tin boxes ice and

25c. ,

The 2, Macs

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day next, two shooting _fixtures will

excessive drinking of beef tea and other meat extracts, and the physi- cians believe that this indicates that nltrogenous stimulants have an gucci; on the system similar to that of al- cohol. \

C-RIMEAN VETERAN

MALDEN, Mass., Aug. 14.-Edward J

Power, a 98-year-old veteran of the Ufimeflll WHT. Placed an order with u stone cutter here yesterday to have his names chisellod on a stone beside that of nis dead wife. To-day he was reported _m-lssing, and no trace of him could be found by the police ol surrriunlling cities. Mr. Power was onc of the officers of the British Vet-

eran Society at Halifax, N, l~l_

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LONDON, Aug. 14.-Liverpool phy-. thuslastlc and amateur photographer

slcinns are interested in the case of cl a travelling salesman who, although'c s. teetotaller, shows every sign of al- b coholic poisoning. _ Z

iuibod upon the outer fence of the ago in which Nansen, the big Polar ear, is domiciled at the Riverdale

0 and attempted to snap the big

bear the latter showed A mnrW_ m- tipathy to camera mon and the kodak out of his hands. Nausea played with it for a few minutes but made no attempt to injure it and ln- ter ln the afternoon the keepers rcs- cned it for the man, who was warned that if he attempted to climb cage again he would be arrested.

the

The man's illness is ascribed to the iq

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DIBAPPEARS AFTER

STRANGE REQUEST.

(Tho Lancet Sale of Any Medicina In the World)

ryw ere 1 nn nu en. n nxo_l. Weenu

‘North South East West

2 3 D men and women are subject tothe numerous ailments caused

by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion and elimination. Headaches, lazy feelings, epression of spirits are first consequences, and then worse sickness follownif the trouble is not removed. But thousands have discovered that

eee£am'd Willa'

are the most reliable corrective, and the best preventive of these com- mon ailments. Better digestion, more restful sleep, greater strength, brighterspirits, clearer complcxions are given to those who use occasion- ally this tlme-tested home remedy. Beecham’s Pills will no doubt help you-it is to your interest to try them-for all over the world they

A re ` Pronoiznced Best l

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ll9 l2l Queen Sfreef Charlottetown

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Castor Oil _

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8‘\`lWAl‘l"S BAKERY

M rdsummer Sale Of

Sample Gloves

. Worth To $2.50 For n

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ABOUT SIX DOZEN of sample glives-every sort of

short gloves-sizes mostly 6% and 6%, blacks, tens, greys etc,

:_,_=,\-. some suecles, some glaccs, all good regular values io 2 50. / ,/ ~,, snrr, _ sloo

ill) PAIR DOLLAR DOGSKIN GLOV£S 75c PAIR

This great lot just came in a day or two ago, fine,

smooth cape oi “D0gsl<in”. Two stud fastener, mauisli seams,

light medium and dark fans, regular 1.00 value.MlDSUMMER SALE PRICE IS

most attractive.

all the rest.

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT

,r 5o 2 25 2-75 3 50 4 50 5 oo 9.50 10.50 i6,5o

Percale Dresses now only Percale Dresses now only While Muslin Dresses only While Muslin Dresses only White Muslin Dresses only White Musin Dresses only Dziiuiy Voile Dresses only Dzinty Voile Dresses only Marquisette Dresses only

2.oo for Los,

25 per cent cff all White Blouses.

' Midsummer Sale' of , Wash Dresses 25 per cent off

‘ All over the store there is no

more tempting oiier than this one. Every dress is new- the styles are all good--the dresses are fresh and

There are ginghams-miie

lins-voiles-reps - percales and

And every dress is discounted

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2.06 2.64 3 37 .T75 7 ‘Ji 7-**7 iz.57

Very special lotcf pretty Dresses

for Children, zephyrs, ginghauis etc.,

for $10.00

trim styles, plain colors und iwced

Midsummer Sale Of Shirt Waists

We propose io clear out every

last one of tiles-_-. new white wafsts during this inoutli of August---to

ONE QUARTER.

r.25 waisls for .. ., 94c 2.00 wafsts for _ _ . M50 2.50 waisls for . . _ . ._ $l.83 3.00 waists for . . . .. .$2.25

VVomens Suits

In thc garment department

we (Her this grand midsziininer saving chance-25 liaudsome, well rna<le.carefully tailored suiis- good

effects, regular values running 16.50 to 25.00 for _. . . ......._..$|ll.ll0

do it swiftly--surely :ind effectual- ly vie fire niiking a. discount of

U worth to 25.00l

Midsummer Sale of Dress Goods

OUR BUYERS HAVE GONE THROUGH thc dress goods department with

the determination to clear out every line of summer goods--if price will do the work. They have thrown out into special lots a great supply of very choice dress fabrics

---including all sorts of goods that are desirable right at this moment.

Two Very Special Sale Assortments

No. r. A great lot of handsome dress fab- rics including many weaves, many colors, many fabrics, regular prices run from 55 cents to I.`r5 per yard, and during the great

MIDSUMMER SALE they go at

39 cents 'per yard

One third oil Mens Straw Hats

25 p. c off Mens Underwear

25 p. c. oil Leather Belts 2 5 p. c. off Wash Collars and Ties 25 p. c. oil Lisle Sox

25 p. c. oil Mens Dust Coats 25 p c. off Outing Trousers

I-3 off Boys Wash Suits 25 p. c. 06 Scout Suits

No. 2. This lot includes so wide a diversity of fabrics and price that we have grouped the lot at one special discount. There :Ire all colors, there are many weaves, and every one good

and new. one

Some of Midsummer Sale Discounts

25 p. c. off Wash Dresses

25 p. c. off Special Stockings 25 p. c. off Leather Hand Bugs 2 5 p. c. off Handkerchiei s

2 5 p. c. off Fabric gloves except K.‘.\` .SER

25 p. c. off all Veilings » ' 25 p. c. oil All Laces

25 p. c. off Wash Good

25 p. e. off Special Necku ear

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