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Lmilu white canvas pumps-

lmd b°°§l ill high and low heels. With. or without straps and with rubber or. leather soles.

' Genillrnenn white and hmvin

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ther or rubber soles. _ Milan white canvas .puu1ps,

_ slippers or boots in all styles.

Bgye canvas sneakers and

_ bare _foot sandals. ' Childrens sandals, sneakers,

pumps and slippers in black.

' white or tan. _

All kinds or SUMMER WEAR.

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babies with this. soft and pure'soap." " J.; Rllxall Toilet Sea' `

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JEWELRY

TIIE PICTURE OF “PRINCE CIIARMING” AND TH). SCALES

[ELL OUR BUSINESS METHO/). WE GIVE YOU YOUR FULL ¢KONEY'S WORTH. LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE JEWELRY

. HUSINESS HAS TAUGHT US W1-IATAN1) WIIERE TO BUY. SO

WHEN YOU BUY ANY ARTICLE FROM US YOU CAN KNOW THAT THE QUALITY IS SUPERB AND T.HE DESIGN IS

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WE WILL DO YOUR REPAIRING RIGHT. `

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-C. W. PATTERSON _

. _ . _ THE RELIABLE JEWELERS

FEHE CONCERN 'WHICH DOE8N'T

.ADVERTISE because it gets every- thing without it, like the church with the fake* minister, notices the differ- ence ln-tlie collection -plate. . .. - -_-~ . ics cnEAM Fnzszsne-A tuu

line of ice Cream freezers, _blue flame oil stoves, lawn mowers, refrigerators. etc., at lowest prices. Drop in ant'

aes thesei lines; The ‘»Crabbe Hwd ware Col., , _ _' 80-19-6-15M3i.

' ‘sui|.o|Ne L61' so|.n-Mr. r. Acornfhas ‘sold his beautiful bul din". lot on Greenfield Ave., Brighton-to Mr Horace McEwen, Ex-Supt. P.El.l.R. This is one.of the _best in Brighton and Mr. McEwen is to be congratula- ted on his purchased. _

T0 ATTEND CONVENTION-Mr.

E. F. Acorn left yesterday mornin' for Toronto as a delegate to the High (lourt meeting of the Canadian Or der of Foresters; He represents tht Court, Charlottetown No. 576, City. While in Toronto Mr. Acorn intends getting some new _points in dry clean- ing as he has the only dry clcanln; machine on P.E.I.

ILLNE-SS REGRETTED.-The St.

John Telegram says that Mrs. Hedley V. McKinnon has returned home from the Southern States. Friends' of the family regret to hear that Mr.- and Mrs. McKinnou’s two little children Ronald and Shirley, are in the lnflrm ary having contracted typhoid feve' while in the country on u. fishing. ex podition ‘with their fatbjir. All 'friends of thc family hope for them a speedy l'(_‘,COV(\f')`.‘

. A PLIEASANT FAREWELL.-'i‘ht doors of Mr. Jas. lilo/\dan\'s newly ymrcllasctl property were opened on 'i‘lmrsd'ny evening. June 13th to thc voting folks of Donugh and vicinity the occasion being a farewell party for Mr. Fred MrAdan\, w-bo leavcs shortly for Chaflotictowu to join out bruve soldier boys. Mrs. McAdam 'was the chaperon of the evening,whilt~ Miss Beagan and Miss Smith 'took charge of the dning room. A highly appreciated feature oi' the occasion was ste-p dancing.. by Mark Brazil. Two young ladies, one dressed as rep rcsenting "Ox-eye Daisy" und the oth- er “Buttercup took their part well. Much credit is due to Ernie Beag- an and Fred M_cAdam for the enjoy

able evening spent.

-EARNSLLIFF-E. - Mrs. Walter

Ralph, Vvinnipcg, is visiting at hex old homo here, und is receiving. a hearty welcome from her old school- mates and neighbours.--Mr. John A_. Morisscy has left the employ of Tweedy Brothers to work on the rall- way. Mr.' Morrissey, is a quiet, in- dustrious youth, and, his friends wish him goetl luck in his new work.-li takes some mon- -years to___achievr fnino; while others attain thc giddy. tlnzalilig heights in an hour.'l`hc farm-'

tly ei`u d to fill out

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the crop census card, for lnstancef- Miss Hazel K. Mutch, teacher in thc school has been appointed' Deputy Registrar. for this district for Rel-!i:a» tration day'.--Mr. .lolm J. Mcl"hcr 'son, a former resident of Eurnscxllifo. .has engaged to assist M_r.Saxnuel Mc- Leod.. Ui'g-g. with his farm work dur 'ing the -present season.-~So far no road -muster has been onpollltell II! place of Mr. Daniel Mcisaac, who rc signed the nfllcc last spring. lt is to be hoped the vacancy willhe filled this week.-A farmer who had _it son who wui-1 not very strong. Physically. or mentally, decided the boy should be a lawyer when he grew up. “Always had a fondness for the (bar) anyhow," thc old funn 1-aaid._-_Mr._']0lll\ Lfrwif retuerncd' to' his home in Now Perthl Friday morning. He enjoyed a few pleasant holidays' with friends here after his arduous farm -work this spring.-Miss Annie 'McLean is home from the States and is spending SONIC of hor holidays with friends' in Mon tague and vicinit-y.-Q. _

ferceliidi Service i S era Cath ed-ral this afternoon at 5 o’clock.

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AT HOMIE.--Mrs. P. W. Turner,

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PAR-6 GREEN..--Sl;Qpme`nt ',l’arls

Green just arrived selling at/the low. est prlcesn Asso. Farmers Cop. Co., Ltd., 1.47 Sydney Street. 8036-6-l8M2i

` AMERICAN COAL TAR in large casks at $6.75 each. 2 carloads in st`o`ck. Mailorders promptly attend- ed to. The Cnabbe Hardware Co.

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HALF-HOLIDAY CLOSING.-S The

Charlottetown stores begin their Wed- nesday half-holiday 'the 2nd Wednes- day in July to the are week in sep- tember. _ 8054-6~12M6l.

THE ROSEINA B.-The schooner

Ttoseina B., with a cargo ot' coal from Sydney for Buntain, -Bell & Co., nr- rlved in port at 6 o’clock on Sunday morning- and sailcd on return last night.

THE DEPUTY REGISTRAR.-The

Deputy Registrar '-will be in attenti- 'mce at lSt. Peters Schooiroom Tues- day.. Wednesday and Thursday; after- noons from 2.30 to 4.30. All who de- sire to do so may' register their names

alien instead of waiting until Satur- uy_ .- .. _'

RESTRICTED IMPORTS.-All im-

itnrters should call at the (Tustfuns l-louse and sec the list of rr.=I|'irt,ofl imports -for which a License will he required' from tho War 'l`l'.\<lt.~ liourd before importation is allowed. lm- porters of fruit, vegetables, nuts, etc.. should make it special notc of thiz' matter. _

FINE RUN OF MACKEREL.-A

scaman belonging to the steamer lloseina I3., in port from Sydney' yes- tcrda with a cargo of coal, in conver- sation with the Guardian, reports that immense quantities of mackerel are schooling off the South coast of Catpe Breton and that the United` States fishing fleet comprising some two hundred' sail has returned with full cargoes. The mackerel are a. splend- id run being exceptionally large.

AUTOMOBILE 'EXCUR8IONISTS.- Three automobile parties came to the r-ity from Summerside on Sunday.'l`he first which arrived in the morning consisted of Mr. and Mrs. H. Muttart G. W. Muttart. Miss Olga Rogers, Miss Ruby Hacker, and Mrs. Rhodes. They left on return in thoafteinoon. Tho second party which arrived in the afternoon contained Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bruker, Miss Vera Baker, and Mr. Colin H. Stewart. The third party ar- riving in the afternoon comprised Mr. and' Mrsf' Chas. McLellan, Mrs. Mc- Kinnon. Mrs. tl. McLean and Mr. and Mrs. E. -l{.'Monkley. All returned the same rrig-ht.

TODA‘{'S MVEETINGS.-The annual

school nleetlngs in many country dis- tricts in past years have always been poorly attended.Today,Tuestlay',howev- 'or,will likely find the ratepayers turn- ing out in force, to suppport, or approve the proposed large increase in the teachers' sutrplennents. The problem of how to'-keepn'-our teachers -in the province sway from the lure of the West, is an interesting and' important one. New Brunswick is attempting to solve the conundrum by requiring all applicants for admission to the pro- vincial normal school to put. ulp a bond for $100 as a pledge that they will teach in New Brunswick' for at least threo years after they are quail tied, or forfeit the hundred dollars. Meanwhile, suggestion that "our school districts' should attempt a sup- plement at least equal to the amount of the statuory allowance to teach- ers" is interesting.-Supplements of. from two to _four hutndred dollars should certainly be an effective means

W 'L ' " W;£\"‘- ""'= if Mlhards Linlment Lumbermeas Friend °f(;°epi“g` umchers 1.n this province'

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wnl receive thi 'ru d rt e 0 e a ' ' from 4 to 6 at hiar h`:::nSy13;- gltlxglyl y ` _ . ‘ ~- ` Street. 8035. , »

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__ `_ _ ,, _ THE _l_3_E,A_U i'Y and 'amartnese that taffeta can give.-.~,-t ..

‘ and w1th4at the same time-a perfect o\\rja1uty0f'i-.

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_"-S`f.i.`V.`.<__'; ,\.'-. for asilk suit-coat ot sepatateskirt. It isali ~'4.`@;`-'f ~`» f not weighted to give it a fictitious value, and-.it_-_will -_

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l . YOU GET YOUR MONEY BACK' '

- YOU GET A GUARANTEE BOND with every suit or dress length_you' buy _ You can buy with perfect confidence for the makers and we ourselves stand behind _

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every yard of it with a cash guarantee. The price 'per *-

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- Save Quarter ol the Price

~,_ This great new showing of dainty white wear will interest you from every punt of view.

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V/-5'*-" " Gowns 6 c to $3.00 .53 . » > >

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-- orsets Covers 29c to 1.30 - -Drawers 39c to '.' 25 _ -- .

-Envelope he-muses ‘.25 to V2.7 .

,', ._ u 1 mer Underwear in every Good

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Get in on This Special Ollert _ il

of the $1.25 Designer at 59. Yes-

rHePUBL1sHe'Rs os 'rss ‘osslosslv WANT ro oar .4l,_t.__RcE

NUMBER of subscribers within a few days- hence the reason of the1r._mak\n|z an offer of this 1.25 magazine at lessthan the price oi printing each_'c-.»py.f"_48 pages monthly of fashion notes and illustrations-_housekeeping h1\1tS. 00141118 ideas, editorials f ction and poetry. Miss Bennett will be with us for to day and _ will take your subscription. __ ‘ '

“JUST GET THE DESIGNER 'i`OD_AY _ . TWELVE MONTHS FOR 59 CEN iS. 7

MOORE & MCLEOD LTD

` lI9-I2l Queen Street Charlottetown

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Shoe Sale Extraordinary'

J AULD BRUS LTD' _ ' _ - A _ ' For the next two weeks we are in a poVsi"tion_toA A

Hot Weather

ln Stock, Immediate Delivery _ ' 'offer the following extraordinary prices on women’s

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_Robin Hood, barrels and bags. old grade. ` ` Queen City, barrels and bags. old grade.

Forest King, barrels and

bans, o.d grade.

Beaver, barrels and bags, war grade. ' , Queen City, barrels and bags, war grade. Ogllvies Gov. Standard, barrels and.bagS. Wal' Brade- Vlctory, barrels and bags, war grade. .

.` CEREALS _

Rolled Oats, barrels and bags. Fine Oatmeal, barrels and bags.

Wheat Farina, barrels an

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_ . F EBDS _ 1 ‘ “ S d l. “R l ~ Pur;§i)¢l!in(§llf Meqalfl E§(a€Shfordg%:1<lll Me'i\(l._mC€t2;mmeal_(;l‘/itil! , Cracked Corn. Middlings, Feed Flour. Write us for prices.

" Wholesale only. _

¢ AULD Baos LTD. i _ _

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' Coolihg Drinkii

We rarry a complete as- sortment of

G.H° Simmons`Drinks

by the bottle or in casef -f lots. ' _-

We can also supply

you with -Sussex Ginger Ale

ny the bottle or in case. 0tS. '

Beer & _

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I eCe3‘°_;it_y _ I' _' Eye Specialist

Then insure in good strong stock compan- ' - '-_.

_ ‘ ies. which never contest an honest such ' "om" 'Roy-I Mk had

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M-lNAR'll’S l.lNlMEN'l‘ is the only

Liuiment uskcd for at my store and the only one we keep for sale.

All the people use it.

~ HARLIN FULTON

Pleasant Bay, C. B.

After the

N ight. Before

That di_sa!`g*reeahle ttiste

which you oi_ne_n_ experience in the morning" may be _caused by over eating, eat- irig at late_hours, or a‘ slug"- gish condition of the liver, no 'matter what the cause our - ‘ ‘ " ' `

IMPERIAL SALINE

will quickly aweeten the breath. a_f\d cleanse the stomach without any dis- agreeable effects.

A sparkling pleasant

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bilious heacliaglie.

Price 80c per"Bottle

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high grade footwear. _ _ _,

pair of shoes at a great saving, buy them for your ' holidays, for house wear or for dress. _ '

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For women’s Patent Leatheror

Gun Metal Calf Boots, some with Cloth and some with Leather Tops, all sizes 2 1-2 to 7, .High Grade Shoes, every pair. ...... ..........$3.98

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Fo`r women’s Goodyear Welted

Laced and: Buttoned Oxfords, some Tan in thelot. all sizes 2 1-2 to 7, mostly ` Patent -Leather and Gun

' Metal Calf only.. ....$2.98

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Gets a pair of ~ Oxfords or

Pumps in Tan or Black, sizes2 1-2

- -to 4, now only........;.....'.......$2°48

, _ .For wemen’s Gun Metal Ca`lf_or

Patent Leather Buttoned Boots ' worth about twice this price., all

sizes Z 1-2 to 7, this is your. chance V ‘

__ Buys. women’s High Class Gun ' ._ g,

job lot womén’s shoes.‘mo'e'tlyi all 'V Q

Queen eraser, cnannorrsrowu ._,,

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Children’s Chocolate and Red Pumps and Slippers only 95c I 3'- _ _ _ rf;

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