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P°°Pl@`i |=||_E A 1 Get Along

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o ' lhll A41* Dwavvfv wi Bow.”- w'th°“tG°“d

- Too Much ~ " ww, Indoors Causes

Oh yes! So can '§g$'~‘f§$_£f;f;fi

a wagon get along ‘C \.f:....i‘5.1$‘.‘§‘l’;_l§§’."i‘3’;‘I.§

. _ Will CII ll 001' IYIUK.

without grease; but

in Fliicacious for the iut dfty yesrb-and

_ an ps n some

from impurities in the blood. ‘l‘here'|

Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, jaundice and C ni Q9

°°° f°‘“¢dY-l-l’i¢d. lested, and found

- “’“‘ " nr.wu.soN's

hard. Hsnsius srrrE.R's

a preparation made from

o , Dandelion, Mandrake, _ Pickards Coal is ”"f“°='= -=~°»-1- *fl

fying herbs. _/,, `

At _the tin! approaeh 91 1

a t "Spf-\iigfever"commenee /

g y On, taking this 'me mood '

I’=H'ify=f' doin nie for ,

something wont tv develop. _ \\'_;

Sold nt mont stores -4' ' '

15:. Family si:e,§va r ll /Hl' limes as large, 31.0°. in

A. Pickard & Co ,,_,,,,,__,__,_,_, f- s

‘ The Island City Painting Co

~Phone 240 Ch’town

Har oal

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'Contracting Painters

’ progrniui. 'l`o~nii:lit two new photo-

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H 31155; Clfflige Blld slln W0l’l(. _ E R{)iylsl'\|\'1 (a %isa;;_i;rIih dmmahm nmilid Atchison 98% 97; 08?

° 0 l~whill\e's Aninirv and Flowers that ‘\'"~ BM S“>»'f" 24 2-ii 24

Bloom in the Spring," (a Pathe com- l‘\""’- S"<‘e1t°rs "

233 Kent St. Phone 280-L

F. \.. WALLER J. A. DOYLE

3-.t`r5Mtf. -' -

5!lF,!!.'!!l.F\E91‘2" Mr. Farmer

Do not forget to bu ur-~-fish supplies fr s. We can assur_e y fentirc satisfaction

his line.

Ch’town Fish Supply Co.

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-FROM-

.- `

Summer Salts

` ' t , b t th kind that put your system

in piiliiihdldiiiidiltsildlf llcéiusftaxiid The sfimmer heat and hot weath-

er afliiiiiioiisrhii sans $100, Abi-revs’ Effefvescent 25c, Our I

Y -i

Health Saline 50C, Magriesia Citrate or Sulphate 25c per bottle, MaeKinnon’s Special Liver Salts Z5c and Rexall 25c.

MacKinnon Drug Company , Cor. Great George and Kent SiS-

?-? - T

_ 2 Q., f,:;,) Don’t Run l t* -~ The Risk

J -. f of smoking inferior tobacco.

_, _ -- *"1 It is injurious to yourself,

-`.I.`-T* ` _ ` d nuisance o Your ,;‘°;`l’LL -` Tiiien dia. Besides, good frag-

_ Z ` um ’ rant tobacco costs no more. 1

W _ -___ Its all in knowing what to

'-'.-“ff .- -i'~‘~';1fif3i1‘i’--1?'-Pi" ask for. Remember anyone

» ofthe fogowinlgi I

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M sTEliliizcco, t}‘3lackvTwist his combinauon wifi: chewina T°bw=°-

_ Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co., Ltd. p

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Charlottetown. P- E- 1°

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Gi;-ay' .Marine Motors ~3 ,O §6°”§‘_°‘,”§‘_ *{{°2'§§§“¢§li§i§l‘.“f§.'“b§.”§°.l”.ll

and mer- _ _ » » was forfree Caf=l°2“° SWK Pm” “““ “‘”

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M m- ron SALE BY

Shaw &

50;, Aggnie for P.

i THE l3El'l`lRll

l. GUARDIAN .

IT PAYS to buy in this province. l

HA1R,I\EAUTIFIER.- All who do-

sira beautiful hair should get Mrs. Wl1ite’s hair lotion. Call on her at

con interested in Business College- v-aluahle information tree-Address

inercial College, Charlottetown. 3646

GRANT T0 FIREMEN.--At an in-

formal mceting of the City Council .last evening 'it was decided that a lgrunt nl $100 be made to the local lfiremen who will take part in the Firemen’i1 Tournament at Halifax next month. '

KINGS'l‘O.\` 0llANfil€MEl\"S_ PAR-

ADE.-By a regrettable o-mission, the -Dart taken therein hy Tanton Lodge, lllrookfield; and their kindness in lending rngalia, all of which was greatly appreciated by the Kingston brethren, was not recorded. This Qnmission is now repaired with apolo- gies to all concerned.

'l`Hl'} PEOPLE’S.-The l’eople‘s

an excellent programme of pictures

parts, intensely interesting, in which love and devotion were‘the hinges on which the story turned. "The Heart Of a. Rose" vas also a line lcature. “Enoch and Ezro's First Smoke-” and “Painless Dentistry" were_ excellent comedies.

PRIX( 'E l'1DW.-\liD.-Despite the

rain, there were large houses at the Prince Edward last night, giving proof of the strong attraction of th-is theatre for the pleasure-loving public. “Miracle Mary" was a three-part1 drama strikingly realistic and ol ele- vating character; typifyiug the virtue and cllectiveness of earnest prayer. It has to he seen to be appreciated and another chance is given- to-night. ;“l’apa’s Boy" was a comedy of truly |exceptiona1 merit.. It was laughable =throughout and the work of Ford

.\`tcrling and Little Billy Jacobs, esl pccially the latter, drew forth loud nnd frequent applause. Two inter- esting Western dramas completed the

oily).

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' Cnnaltlian Pacillc 18611

::S(lIiE FI~lF.'I‘.-Nynl’s Eas'cm

(llorntcd) rests tired, aching, sore lfect.-lt makes walking n pleasure-

tOIl CllCStI]l,l[ jL1St 31'- Nyal's Foot Bath 'l‘nl>le_ts are antis- Lt,-_Hgh Valley ` 13% 134%

n 6

‘optic soothing and cooling.-25 cents 'mich-Like everything ‘else in tho |Nyal line these articles are of the *highest qiiality, liberal quantity and

reasonable price. E. A._Foster, Cent- ral I)i‘ugstore.- llltf. `

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Happiness

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clear conscience-

you’li sleep well _

go od digestion-

you’lI live well

A good SODA WATER-

and you’ll feel well.

Particular people find that

it pays to have a regular drinking place-a p l ac e \ where sanitary conditions. revail-where ` only the urest materials are used in erving soda water-and here the service is ideal.

People go out of their way

‘ o drink at our fountain, be-

ause they know that we eet all of the above re-

uirements.

Drink when you’r ired-it’s refreshing.

Drink when yo u’r

thirty-its satisfying. But-you don't need an special excuse for drinkin at our fountain. The deli iousness of our bevera will satisfy you.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store Cor. Prince and Kent Sts.

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lGet Ourliood A l ‘i Talcum J Powders

will be particularly with our showing of

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THE EMPREBB.-The Empress ar-

rived at Sumnierside last night w,l,n 55 psaseligers aizid six earloads of frelght.' On Tuesday night sim hrou ht ovu 100 assen rs

E T _ D gc and

‘The Lennox Hotel. 3235._twQ carlgads of lreight.B 1

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\\'ANTl'.D'. The names .ot all p¢»r~| PERSONS sending money for Dic-

tionary are reminded that 9_8c. doe; not~cover pns?..ai;»:, hut. it will he mail-

Wm. Moran. Principal, Union Unm-'ed to any address on receipt oi18c,

additional. Those who have already sent 986. only_ will kindly send the additional 186., v.»l1eii Dictionary will be forwarded to them. Mtf,

BASEBALL.-This evening the Sum-

mer School of Science and the Y. lil, O. A. teams will pl-ay their second game of ball. The ilrst game was won hy the Summer School boys mul to- night the "Y" boys are dst-ermincdl to even things up. As a rnzult n good giarrse 'ls expected. Play com-

mences nt 6.15 o’clock sharp. Q l ::BAl.’l`S-Not the seaside variety, 'but the kind that puts. your system in proper condition to stand the sinn- mer heat and hot weather ailiictions, Enos Fruit Salts, $1.00, Abheys Eiler- vescent 251:., our Health Saline 50c.,

Theatre was crowded last night whenfper bottle, MacKinn0n’s Special Live;-‘

Salts, 25c., and Rcxall 250. Macl\'inn-

was prcscnted._ f'His Wife" was tliefon Drug Co., Cor. Great Gccrgc and f-H10 Of u stirring drama -in two,Kent Streets. p M=tl.

::Pure Gold -lelly joyfully quick,

3657.

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STOCK Q l 'O'|` A'|`IONS.

'Quotations lurninlicl. by

Curdy & Co., Stool and kcrs, Members Mor. tronl Change. 164 Richmond lottetown, I-‘. E. I,

1". li. Mc- llond llro- Stlick Ex- St., Chur-

July 22, 1914.

~ NEW YORK ST(1(1l(H.

High Low (Ilusc

G61] G55

07 70 69; Gilt

81 Sli

.<\m1.l. (oppor

B,,ltimorc & (,`-hio

411 1851

Chesapeake and C'l1io 47} 46 '-1 'rn-.e 265 251

1225 134;

.I\’Icx_ Petroleum, 67; 51 67?,-

41* 1851 4b” 25§

Grmt Northbru Fld 1225 1221

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. f Moore 8-5’ M cLeod ff

' /<1 me ‘ 119-121 Queen Street-Ch’town _, /'.1 ,‘,;,.,~_~f _

Clearing out line ._ of Voile Skirts Each

Worth to 10.50 for

l UQ

I y' \A{ \Q\

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Now here is a perfectly good chance for the woman who wants to take a step

more than nine inches long. The reason for cutting the price of these skirts is that they are not the very latest cut. They are wider than you wear them now-but if you do want a real bargain either to wear or make over-look into this.

Perhaps a dozen skirts in the lot-line-all wool-beautiful fabrics-nicely made-worth 2 to 10.50 each, closing out at °

16 pairs Mens Summer Trousers

go on Sale today at gig” HALF PRICE

The se sixteen pairs of men’s summer trousers are mostly in light colors,

finished with belt straps and rolled cuff. They sold regularly at $2.50 to $4, the sizes run 33 to 42 inch waist. To empty our shelves of this lot

l WE OFFER THE WHOLE LOT AT HALF PRICE

Mens 15.00 Summer 2 Boys Wash Suits ‘ Suits Selling for G 20 pl_e1l‘ gent Off ....f;.?§:§.3§ as§’§.;§;.°.rtfsW;“t: wo- iii?-3202??-1--“i-%%%¢‘?f1112?? grey twced, just the real Suit for Sum_ pvhite and colored in many sizes in the mer wear-worth every cent of $15, Ot_`neW Styhsh Wen made gwds'

sellingat $12. Sizes 43 to 40.

Choose here to-day for TWENTY

PER CENT OFF.

Men’s flannel trousers in plain and stripe 2,003.00, 3.50 to $ls._5Q Men’s Duster and Auto Coats, black,grey and lawn 1.50 to $ 7 _O0

~ 'Men-’s short lustre coats in black and grey 2.00 to $3. 7 5

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psizesduc l'uly20tl1.' Property for Sale

Chestnut and Stove duel: ` » =, l’i'r»]\¢-riy in Sackvillc, N. B., cor-

.ncr llridgr and Charles Streets, lwithir. easy access of Educational Institill.il.»us, Post Olllce, `l'.allwny ibitation, etc., in detail as lollowsi-

(1) Corner property with garden

iplot and large modern houses- 152 ft. on Bridge St.

1385 ft. on Charles St.

(L2) Bridge Street Lot-

75 fi. on Bridge Street. 13% ft. depth.

(3) (fhailcs St. Lot with barn-

P0 ft. on Charles St. 217 it depth.

Exceptional opportunity for party

wishing to reside in a University town for the piirposo of educating his family.

For in-_nedintc sale, the whole n

in part.

For further particulars and ter-ma

apply to H. C. ATKINSON, Port. El- gin, N. D. Until July ilith, 139 Hillsborough St.

3059-7~2SM3ipd.

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HOTEL OXFORD

Copeley Square, Boston, Haas.

Nnsr Publis blhrary, Trinity ,

Dhurzéh, Olirllxszian Solsopo Ohm-eh, New porn. nuns, and out i0 mln- ‘ éitoato tho shopping' and billinsnn : so n. 1

I Elsfisrio carl pall the Oxlord to ; ‘ B and M. B. K. Benton all 3.5.

1 Liana and ovary part of the city

an suburbs.

. Bmglo rooms ll and un. with bath

Doiibln rooms li and un. with , hlih ".60

PHILIP P. PRITTO. Proprietor

Just _ received a nice'

assortment of New Silver-

ware suitable for wed- "

ding presents. Quality &

prices right.

C. W. Piatterson

Miss. 'Pacific 103 9} 10 ('ann.du Cement 291 30 X. Y. (lcntral 352 35i 351 ("hnl1<11\ ("'"“f`"t PM 90 91 Northern Pllcillc 109% 108§ 109 Detroit (17 C8 Octuter 1237 pcm,-§y|vun=., 1101*, 1101 '110} Dom, Steel tfnrp’n 5.1 _lleccmhcr 1253 ygcmling 1525 162 162% liluutrnal |'n\\'cr 22512 230; -lmiufiry 1247 Rock 1',¢i,md 15 1 1 N. S, Steel A2 Foal t'mn 521 52.2 March 1253 Southern I~’nci|1c 96% 96% 96% 05!ilViP» 11" H31 Southern Ilailway 223 22 22? C!l\9l~'.C Rl' ‘ 101 1]

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1227 1231 1246 1240 1245

GRAIN & IWOVISIONS.

High Low Close

SL paul Richelieu si: Oiitzirio

1283 1321

Union Pncilic

U. S. Steel

U. Fl. Steel Pill

Utah Popper Virginia (Lln~nii<'nl

h‘hawii\ii;an Spanish River (Wim Toronto Ry

502 Twin (lily

27; Woods

132

12.; ; 102 1.40

sit 613 uni ma; im -563

‘July \\hcnt Sept. Wheat Duc. Wheat

ia-.ny corn 71 lui

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A .Great World Industry

is Yet in Its Infnncy _

FOX FARMING is one of the most lucrative limitless enterprises in the

world today.

"lt is fortunate that Prince Edward Island has boldly entered this field

of industrial activity, while the enterprise is YET NEW and while the rewards are so great and the prospects so bright as they are at the present time".

Low

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(Report of Department of Agriculture March 1914)

The John R; Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

'offers you a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It is a well established Company, seeking Capital for Extension. y

Prospective Dividends for 1914 65 p. c.

“Experts in fox breeding in charge of ranches ensure best results

Premier Matliieson, August 26, 1913.

The John R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes Limited

is personally cared for by JOHN R. DINNIS “The Wizard Rancher".

“One of the most successful ranchers is JOHN R. DINNIS of Charlottetown.

This year hc-raised and paid taxes on forty-eight pups at 7 p. c._ of the w0rld’s supply, and the largest number in any ranch in the world. He raised sixteen pups from three young pairs and had four litters of six each".-The Golden Pelt, y J. R. Barr, December, 1913.

Write for HERD BOOK describing in detail the breeding of the foxes and

giving “performance-records” of ancestors.

W. E. Cameron, S¢°’>’°Tf°°S“f‘ff 1

, Chlrlottetown

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