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Teacher Wanted

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Buttes Chaumont in Paris Alter a Snowstorm and

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Fatality--the Two New Pictures.

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S610 ‘l. N0- W- `-2l‘l‘|""‘°"" """“l `7-"“"' ` 'l`i.»i n»=-.v rctl .it tire l’t~\.plt‘s' Thea- Mitlsiiiiriiicr \.it.rtii\‘i. ygt- tlinitfllt is . , _

one that will :ie sure

Applyiiipvrwiivl l*."_“"" `t~ _~.;tl.~tj.' t-'.‘t~i'_\‘t.iir-. l\tittt~.- t`h_uu~

l"-i"'_`\\"'i' _;i...i.i in l‘ni{~ ;» ii \'.'I’l‘ iffllb' l"if\`€‘

7-8dii`. _\_»~_-,_ _, .. _Vf _\,,,.-.t~ t~_.\'tii»~i .sl-tiiery .iiiii l.~| in-

iitiiisi-ly int~»i‘r-.-t.ii_;.

"F;itilit\"` is one of ttiose t~~\`»<‘l\l¥`\»“.‘

nur .-very.-.ne is interisted

~ r ons .liiil tim.

I :ii .itil . I' -‘- I' ‘ `

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I .H-_.l _~, ;i»~.~r-ri ine .ii lirrnit-. llrdlll

nite-l'> tin -t.isi- iiiiil l_t< is .ilir-iii lu

_ til...

Building Lots l UNE AND THE

\\'e are instructed l»_\- the

owners to sell at Ptiliiit' _f\iic~ tion, on _lul_\~ Iztli, root.. coni- meiicing .it ig i»`-.-l~.~k,_ ii-»~u, 1 clioicc lhiil ig L-»t..<1lH-1'~s'\

on Elin .‘t‘.'t~:1'.ic. 21dji~f1li_11f1' l i\lT.< _\lt‘t`_)'.l.t_lc'~ pil >pc!'t‘.'. AAO for inore than ii week they had leon

I I _ ___ I ____ ,\_,..,), A .k,,,._.,_. i.ivii.=;,' ti'otil.-lc \\'ith the lock that Bar-l

make restitution, when he is discov- ered and pzoesiiind. The ending is very pathetic and this reel will no doubt. he sure to please tveryone.

The other military picture "ls nn

Invasion possihlt-" is the .;l”€*‘»\i-'>’l military piutnre ever thrown on uiii- vas and -this is a chance for every- one to st-e it; The illustrated ,~-_ing "lto~_'ui.-h l-Tyr-s" l»_\' .\lrs. "`i.fts. iiiu‘»;t»s up i-n»~ .ii _\'e.\' \\'on(iorland`s usuul iirst cln.~'.< pi‘t»gi':tiii.<.

LIJEKSMHH

1 il . »tlii.t\`. tFii:1.}.;i;'t' ..i

, ‘l ‘I ' in ' ' ' ` ` " -on had added to the fnstenings pro-

'l cri1i_~;;.t.\.ilc.

]jh,_\l_ R Cc l.. »:ii~-,rlzirhst-arc in the city, and apart- l 7 ‘ ‘l+‘ r it l

_.Q .kiictionccrs

For §aIe

hiiiliiiiigs and giirtlt-1.. l:`i.<-1 -_-lil "»v 'l`ii.-_~-

ith-d bv the liiiidlord. 'l`ht-re was :t

1..-nt li~-uses were the favorite points

itliaw '. .litnuile felt that. having spent the iciiur part of Suiid:i_\‘ ufioriiooii put-

l nui.t- \i\'!'t-.-ni li=w.~i‘ i‘~l-‘»‘i“lii“"“i l.\\'l~I \4ll` 'l`lllt|t.-\'l` llliHl'l"1.\t}.\`,

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_ . », »'. . __ ..-i- -_i_<.. _ i ln- sod by 1,_i,,|L ,\ii. i - ~ “"` low, n. ilr..ppiii_L' in your tlirn-.it_ ci»ii~= on tlrt- ;~r'<~rin~.»=. _:; \ ,t .Q-_i'_.\i. L . _\. il '

12 ..‘.»lo-it ni..-»-_ i~.~.:ti- _.li in

x ; -<1" ' your

tent. -pittiiii: un-i linfl ruste--yr»\i

I ‘ I _...- 1'-:iturili_ ilu-l to cure it -quickly

"i.; the lock ou, Nettie could not vi.-ry _

" il.r.»it t-`ii-out thi his ii 'vt-<

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Auction Sale ol House

liiiii iii~1i'iii~!~~d liy 'l`. ". l"i1)¢l._Tfl 4`liie.~liiii_t

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liiiiiitiirc.-nip--1-_ iii.»t~._oil.»Ii»'li ui: lion- . ii;

i,.i¢,__ ~l,,iil.-._ poll ~ .ii i. iiii liiii~~. .il-o_ .ih<_iiit

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t-il:i~_‘;.»i_',-.ii. I A i i Bl¢f\CK D|A.\I\)N[) LINE

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i'-il e~_\i:i`i.~. Fntnrrliozone. The ilollur

‘T ' we is ziiiii'.iiiti‘~»il. 'l`i‘inl si'/Ze illv.

p 'ill lit-:tiers iii' The t`ziturrho7_riiie f`<'..

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` :_-stun, lint.

llii-1; t0liil`iii‘iii ilic l"ii'_iliC iliiil l ill- entl i ir-i-yint; on the liiisiness of the 'it»».lt-lin t`oiiiitili_\' until the .stork iii mile is iii~uo<.-rl off. l"r.\m now on. ‘ic hiiviiig public will tio well in \v.it"li

lic. l£.ei-vthini.; will he sold at oust tuil lor cash oiil_\'_ Parilcs desirous pur- rh isiiii; picnic .supplies slioultl Consult trir irlrt-~ liefnrt- buying( elsewhere. \\`e into large tnixniiiies cf assorieil ilriiiks, `i;ai‘~ roi trctioiit-i'\' nutl biscuits jim uitcil for tiie i.-ii;:i‘.c iraile

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_ Notice to Debtors ofthe

Estate late John

5. :si-.f-u-1-PS'-

Connolly

All rlvlitn tliie tht' lfsltite riiiist lie p'iitl

\\ \i\

The S, S. "Cncciin1" sailing roiii .\loii!rc:il, Tliiirstlay evening.

Or otherwise st-ttletl lrefori- Ilie lfilli tiny lui? ""h_' “IH lm _dnl at Cfmrlgne _my ,,,,,9_ ul, dems ,mt $_.,,1c,\ ,,, ,hu own, biiiitlay c-it-iiiiig. liiiy iit_h: unto will bt- plti.c.~<l in iii.-cniiiis for ini -intl .\lou<liiy noon. july i2tli, s:iil>- d Cdialv \f0|l¢Cli'"\ “‘i\l1~‘“' f\"‘ll1~'f "UNCC for St. ]oliii`.~;, !\`c\vfoiiudlaiitl vin

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Seltleltlelll Can bo iii.ifl-» .i°. Lin: sliireio

tl c inte _lohii Luriii 1 lv '.\'iili :iianngt-r.

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Eifect Always

-he Sydiicys, carrying horses. cattle intl slit-cp on .tlcck aiiil produce uiulerileck. :it lowest possilile:rntes.

l"or furtlicr prirticiilnrs apply to

i’1£AKl'l BROS SL CO Cii"I`o\\ui, Agents

7-7<l3i

_Inst received another lot of V

Follows Cause §pa|~|(|¢||¢

lt in-r~i» no inte.: |.i.iin...;.i.~-i- in toil vnu that

lh_ei»- .nn Iii- \..- in. --ti. .<i it iilnni: li 1-.ru---.

ii.l'.‘-'.`.Iif'.'f`_‘i.-li{.`.`lfl'-Ilf.'f1»I.'l'§{f-l`.-‘LllYt`§l}l‘-‘.f.'.`Ilf-l the best Silver Polish wr

Conroy’s Shoes

pinm. il i-im;-i .i"»-is.-ir. '-» .\l tiiwiri- i-r

CSNROY The Shoeman.

have ever used and we believe

, nrr~iint tlieir-xiii-»i of -ii=.ti-1-.:~ii'i:iir-~. woik. ihe best on the market lO'day°

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W. N. Tanton,

jeweler. lclivercd at :my part ofthe

97 Queen St. _ Cli`_'l`ov\_'ii. l’. li. l. C.t

\r_~.ii.i riiri- l:.ir.,.' ot \r~~.~ |.;iiii-\\.i‘»;.

iuwfr ftintf

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Phone-io2-4,

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' `f03"'s-0-»!€\`iS5,Vacation

a good supply oi Read- ing .\ilit¢l' is a iiecessity. - Now our Book Depart- m¢l1i is stocked with the Newest Books by popular AUUIOYS ns issucd.'I`lien we

_ i_ ' ' ‘F43 _have an iiiiincnse supply of \ ‘ /

F\C!i0ll iii the "lighter vein".

2500 New Seaside Library just opened, hundreds of

titles to select from. Holiday prim; Books for 25 cents,

Thousands of Novels at from 5 cents each up, And don‘t forget the Hammock; we are giving big

_ values in New Stock Hammocks, 30 cents ea¢h up_ Ask to

slgyfsnlimilad.

C- ‘D -#A rec-.»iii:nt-iid l`utziirlifivt»ne. lt,

A. 'If-_:rs out thi- r.~_~tril,=, sti't<n»;tlit-ns

~ l ~ -

his all for _snap~ lu general er-occ-rivsl

rlniii. to llie csiatt- l-.ttc lohn Coiiiiolly

wen expect htm to keep it in repair. Thus had started the tirst quarrel they had had since their marriage. and Barron took the car downtown feeling anything but at ease with nll the world.

'.l‘he Chllvers interview was satisfac-

tory in the extreme. lt was late in the afternoon when the details were con- cluded, :ind Jimmie had entered upon B contmct which meant the successful outcome of the business venture .111 which he had engaged.

To cap the cliin-ax it had been ar-

ranged that Chilvers, who was an out of town man, should spend the evening at the club with Jimmie, so it was past midnight when Barron reached home.

The elevator stopped running at 12

dclock, and Jimmie toiled up the three flights of stairs to his apartment. Plnned to the door was a sheet of pa- per and on it the words, “I have gone to mothers”

Jimmie felt the cold perspiration be-

iew his forehead. It had come, then. He always had thought that “going bo mother's" was merely it creation of the newspaper humorlst, hut it was true. Nettle had probably grieved over his cfiisal to fix the lock and had ended Jy going homo to her mother. Mechanlcally' he turned and descend-

ed the stairs. He did not want to en- ter the deserted npartment, It was lioine no longer with Nettie gone. He 'iid not know just where he wanted to to or what he wanted to do, but he wanted to get :iwny from the place where they had been so happy togeth- ur; he wanted to walk in the cool night wir and to i~c-ali'/.o what it :ill meant to him. He was passioiiattt-l_\' attached to Nettle, and ho hnd not dretimed that they ever could be separated.

lie thought dumbly of the dark, sl-

lcut iipartiiicnt and shuddered. Ht would have to iuove from there und go to a hotel to live. Ile never could on ter the deserted home again. It would be 'like violating the tomb of their dead huppiiicss.

Ile did not tiliiiiie Nettle, but he bit tr-ily i‘t-proiir-lied hinisolf. He know hr-iv iiinid .\'r-iiiv wus. Sho hail feairciz the .surly ln-iiriiiu jniiiior. and shr- <-r.iid not c»\'cii .~'i»c;ik 'if biir_-:liirs with out :i little .sliiitldi-r. iiurl her liiislniiid limi lii‘iiiull_\' told hor thiit lic would bt- tl.ii'ii<'d if he woultl tix the door :intl l.:id tluii,': nwziy, lcuviiig.; her with oiilj’ the iiiscciirc pivtct-iiuu of the tllnis_\ Incl: provided by the landlord. And this was ii lock that cven a child could open with thc blade of ii knife when the Yale lock would not work,

Perhaps the biirzlars had come. Hn

rather hoped they bad. He hoped that they hnd taken everything. It would he linrrihle to have to give directions

for the storage of the furniture which they had selected with such loving care. ~

There was a sentiment attached to

every chair, and tears started in his tired eyes its he remembered the little footstool Nettie had insisted upon buy- ing, though she would not tell him what she wished it so partlculiirly for.

It had become her favorite sent

when he cnine in tired from the oflice. and sho cuddled down against his side, the golden head resting comfortably on his shoulder while he told her the story of his day. He changed his mind about the burglars. He did not vvuiit them to carry ot! the little foot- stool.

As he pondered the situation Jim-

mie trudged onward :ind gave no heed to his direction. It was almost with a shock that he found hhsolf turning ln at u gate iiiid realized that mechnii~ lciilly he had walked all the wny to Ncttle's mother’s, three long miles. There was u llzht in the window of

Get Ready For Hot

Weather;

Days l l

Nothing so cool and

restful as one of our Hammocks.

Our srock of llam-

moclia is large and all fresh patterns, and as

usual our Hammock values are the talk of the town.

_ Lots of New Books i and all the latest Sum-

mer Magazines.

Haszaid li Mime

S D

just to see the light in the \\liido\\ and to know that all was well with lic-r.

Now there was the light. but noth-

ing was well. For an instant : iro- iniin's form was silhouetted agai°'st the shiide, and Barron came to it si l- den decision. There was an all nlg`:t drug store on the corner. He would call her up and sue for pardon.

It seemed hours before there was an

answer to his ringing. but at last it cnme, and it was .\'ettic‘s sweetli' 5°' rlous voice that replied.

“It's Jimmie." he said brokenly. “I

got your note.” “It served you right." Snld Nellie

severely. §*‘i know it does," admitted Barron. “I really meant to send n man around, but the Cliiivers mutter drove the thought from my head and I forgot all about lt."

“You have only yourself to blame,"

she reminded. "l asked you hundreds of times to tix the lock."

“Only about eight," corrected Bar-

ron. “hut l was :i brute not to do it the tirst time you asked. After this you won't have to ask me to do it thing :i second time, dear."

Barron regarded himself in the mlr~

rorcd wall contenicdly. It was an ln- splration to treiit the uiattcr as though there lind been no scpnratlon.

“Did the burglars get ln?" aske

Settle lnterestedly. “I don't think so.” wits the eager re- sponse. “But look hero. .\'ettie. If l promised that I will always do the thing you nsl: mo to will you-be friends again, dt»:ir'.’ When I came hnnie and found that you had left ine l broke down. I walked out here from our place nnd never realized that I had walked so far until I found myself turning in at your gate.” There was a choking sound over the rrlre, and Jimmie looked hopeful. lf she was crying it was n sign that she might relent. “Where are you now?" asked the volce. “Down at the corner," was the prompt reply. “W0n't you let ine come over and sec you. dear?" “You may come." assented Nettle. and Jimmie tore out of the place without oven stwpinc to hung: up the receiver. He sped uii the street, and .1 few moments later he was on the steps :ind Nettie was standing in the doorway to welcome him.

As the door closed behind them a

pair of soft arms were thrown about his neck and soft lips pressed his check. "Jimmie, you're the nlisurdest boy,"

declared the little wife lovingly. “You dldn`t even try to get in the tlat, did you?"

“What was the rise when you were not there, sweetheart?" ht- asked fondly.

“You would* have found out why I

came to mothers,” she explained. “Your horrlé lock worked when I went out. but when I ciiuie home not even the janitor could make lt un- lock, :ind it wus too late to tlnd n locksnilth, so I came on to mot.her’s und left that note for you.”

“And you were not angry? You

dldn't leave me?" demanded Jimmie.

“Bow could I?" she risked simply.

“You were a bad boy, Jimmie, but I love you, dear." Jimmie took her ln his arms. “I

want you always to love me," he said, “and I‘m going to buy you n dozen locks in the morning. What is that quotation about love and the lock- smith?"

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Up A Starfish Ladder. `

Fishermen say that startlshes are

gregarlous; that you might tlnd on the bottom :in acre covered so thick with them that you couldn't walk without stcpplni: on them, but not nnd another startlsli for hundreds of acres around. This characteristic gregarlousness tho stnrfishes ln captivity at the aquarium sometimes show, as when they assem- ble, as they may, all in one corner of

the tank in the angle, tghtly holding on there, one above iino cr irregular- ly, but still close together from the bottom of the tank to thc top. And when they have assembled thus

you may see another curious thing there-namely, green crabs climbing from the bottom to the top of the tnnk up this stiirdsh ladder. The green crab ls not one of the swlm~ ming crabs. When it goes anywhere it has to walk or climb, and so on the bottom it walks along, to climb when it comes to rocks or other obstructions. It cannot, however, climb up s. vertl~ cal wall like that of a tank. But hero the stardshes, one above another in the corner, make with their bodies HUG Drojecting arms convenient ridges that the green crabs can hold on by. and no they climb there up this shir- tlsh ladder, Ending in this, it may be. some diversion, while ns tor the star- Hshes. they doirt seem to mind tt.- New York _8_un.____ ____ _ __ ______

L. - ..

I We 've .

just opened a case

of English soaps made by the celebrated Vinolia Company, London. Oat. meal, Whiterose and Cu- cumber, Brown Windsor, Almond and Glycerine Honey,Elder Flower-At only 5: the cake.

Viuolia Baby soap,

Liril,Preinier ioc per cake, beautiful goods.

'Ar»W.R¢ddiI\. Phm. B.

The Square Druggliit. Sunnyside.

Where Clothes Value

Comes ln

‘ THE 11o.i1f: 01-' Goan 11.4 TS". -

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|-'I--A W' ii UNDERLAND C .:::..':z:..;i:.fr;;_ or i -l

W ni ins when he ima assetitiie nousa i

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Its most pleasing when shrewd cus-

tomers select clothing in iliis store, aftcr searching the town for better values. But we _would not be Satisfied otlicrwisc. The frttndation of our clothing business is full

' value for your money; or your inoiiey

back. \\'e won‘t sell you clothes iiiilcss you are satisfied. \Ve want you to do our advertising. ‘We are to tlie clotliing trafic what our hat department is to tlie lint tratlc -the centre of clothes vulue. liclow wt:

. give some gocd suit values.

| Two pie-cc oiiliiig suit, rlark grey .~iti'i1>t'-

skeletoii lining. belt strnp on pants with ioll lint toiii,price.......... . . . . .$7 50

Other lines up to $i4.5o.

Broivii tvveed suits, single lircnsteil good lin-

ing and materials. (loud vziliieat. }~.oi>

Fancy lirowu stripe tivt-erl, aiiil il.ii‘k grey

i with blue Stripe single or tloiililc liic-astctl $10.00

Specially line iuatcrial grey .sliiulc with a

dark stripe. two button, tloulile lircaslctl sack

. . . . . . . . $1: on

'ld

;w__x

ln boys, clotliiiiig its tlic wear we want. \\'licii irc sclcct our stock

t- ~- l~<‘t each iiidivifliial line the sfiiiic :is you liiiy it lin' that l».»_ \‘.`c go right to tlic quality, aiirilyse c\'i~ry iriiportuiit point. \\'e tl -i t tliiiik you can get better clothes 1u_\'\vlici‘c. lf you ciiii get :iii\'- tliiiii; iicrirly :ts good you can lie siitisftetl. liens sonic prices. i

1 Sailor suits blue sergi: lirziiilctl collars price Si .5o_

l 2 piece Norfolk assortt-il twccils nge 5 to io yrs ci linrgiiiii :it $3 50 I Blister llroivii, :lark fancy twceil, lirass liiittoiis, cloth belt $;.0<i_ ‘ l 3 piece tliirlt striped tivt-t~il _i, liuttoii, tloiililc- lireiisteil atroiig iiiitl iliirulilc :\_',;c<l io

toI6yf5'»\¢»»~»»»»-~..~-..........-1¢¢»\uu~»»¢n¢¢.»-»-............~..»...$6.00. ANI Tu .\'f'»' U/1/‘ /i'r»_i/vl l|'¢-.i1'~/'»3.s‘I.~([/¢_i/ /'11/i[.v

Essential 4 Qualities ln Boys’ Clothes

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What about atrappy American Straw hat. Remember our _Big hat deparl- i ment-“The Home ol Good Hats.” i

/NVE ut

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_ D . t our: :ve on ri-is Annw -Q .

1 Ti-is YOUNG Mi~:N‘s MAN . J

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"Our soft shirts-white null color ed»--ure heaiitics. Buy, il yui wish, hut see tliom -ut tiny mtv. l’i‘owso Bros, Ltd. 7---liil2i_

Beer & Weeks for furni-

ture, table linens, sheeting, etc. 4.23dtf

“Porter & Co. Ltd. This store vcr-

tainly excels in henutiiul ciiinnwnro and cut glass, inleoted especially for wcddiug presents and gift giving. The newest und best. from Engln-nil, France. Germany. ami Japan. To sec the lines is to ndmire them. Btytli uselul nntl ornamental. For July and August we halve an excellent show in our (‘hinawnre Departmtnt 'nought right. and to he sold right, Ask to S96 00|' big llislllny of souvenirs ot City nnd P. E. Island. 7~2d2w,

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There are three things about the smile

you wear with our laundry work. lin linig. “mfr if "P°'"lU°0\l!. it keeps sweet.

Our laundry work is as good as in tonic " "ilk" rw feel better, look ben", and be better.

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