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FOOTWEAR ‘

Wo have ii i'or ull your i`riru- '

ily.

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Ladies white cunvus pumps '

lflll b00lH ln lllgh and low heels. With or without strups und with rubber or- leather solr.-ri. |

Gentlemen: white nnrl in-own

canvas boots or shoes with len-

tlier or ruliher soles. _

*loses wlilte rnnvrrs pumps,

slippers or boots in :ill styles.

ggya cnuvus _ siieiikriin and

ba_ foot suudz1ls.f` ` " '

dhlldrens snirilnls, snoirlters, puinps and slippers ln hlurfit, V white or tun. 'l

“ta 2' si.

amPDO_ -_ ».-.unwise _comm -P/an Lon.-in c.

. I it ts onin a1\lceOr~eam arlor

PHSSC 'il ""r{r§aro‘ri'-~-‘§*LAci< -ron" er.Acr<-

is esoecially prepared for‘ U16 Pllfpose of thoroughly: cleansing the hair and scalp;

and is an excellent sea-foam emolicnt. It is antiseptic as well as cleaming, and ,contains not a single in- gredient which can by any D_0Ssibilitv prove harmful either to hair or scalp.

Try a j ir, price 25c.

IT PAYG to buy in this Province.

V:’_h 9 _tm rr _ it '01 169 Kent. Street tonight 8093

SMITH.-`-A cargo of good forge coal -rrrrived today for_A. Pickurtl & Co. = 8038-0-12M3i.

2 rsxoies' .uND,sn_si'<|n1-s. speemi for Suturrluy. in biuck und colored. tllic, $1.25 und $l_.l'»0. Pruwce Bros., Ltd. ' 8081M2l

JUST AltRlV|*}l).~--100 bugs liI\|.\Ul't-

prices, wholesnlu und retail. A. liurne tl

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND- ltev.

Jus. Mucllouguli will preach as fol

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SHIRTS-NEED some new Shirts?

MEN’8 STORE has just 'what you want.$1.25 to $3.60 each. MOORE & MGLEOD. LIMITED.

8091M2l.

T0 UNDERGO OPERAT|0N.-- Mr.

Alex Mc-lutyre, Lorrie Valley, accom- panied his sister to Charlottetown on Wedriesday night. She entered the City Hospital to undergo at serious op- eration.

BACK FROM ENGLAND.-Lleut.

i-‘. I). Ca-rnpbeli, R. N., who has been visiting his old .home lu Newport. l{irrg’s ,County lel't yesterday i`or lirtlri-

eii Duekhili Burley, selling at lowest Jax, Limit, rjumpbetj 1-ecelmy re.

trned l`roui England where he has

,Q <;¢,_ ` g0g2.(;.14|v|:;iE11 been taking rr special course of ln-

..tructlon.

BASIE BA LL,-The Baseball gouio

etweeri. the Elms and the Mllitar

All kinds of SUMllll'll`t WEAR.

lows: On Saturday the 15th at Argyle ~l

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ut 3 30 1, m and on 3,1\,),,,l|, U, ‘Lani at Victoria. l’nrk resin-lted in the

THE

' ¢ ° ' I ' ~ ' ' <' . lr 1 e lve scor ` 2- avo ' M0rrls__Smlth__Beer_ MQCKIHHOII Drug -l_i;r)t`lie n$_1);e_ babie ut 11 and .tt Canoe S ii e oi 1 14 in f ui ot' the

oldiers. The Elma were not in their sual playing condition however and

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The Ftexall Kodak Store SEE THE CHENEY -1-|ES_ 'pkg better results are hoped for by the

lun: ~- . _

|,,,,,, known of an American use at :Unis next game. which the fans are

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Men’s Furuislrings Counter in the 2 “MEN’S -S'l`()lt‘E. MOORE & Mc-

l.l<J0lJ, I.ll\il’l‘ED.

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.roms FLYING coRPs-Mi-. Mar- 3

agerly looking forward to.-J.

AUGUSTINE COVE- Mrs. Sim

g091Mg|_ 'Jlark of Oxford, N.S., is visiting in

ugustine Cove, the guest oi' Mrs. radtorri Clark- Mrs. I1. II. Sterns.

until i.. xvoortsiiie, for-mei-iy or ciln- i _md clliltlren. 1'-`l\=1\‘luttet0wn spent 11

:iv days in Augustine (love the guests

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mn, _l'.E.l., who hits been in the t

\\'t~st. for tho past two years has en- listed in the Ito 'ul F' in (or To '

thi- province join in wishing him ll 1-vi-_ry success.-J. ‘

'l'iie_-se dimensions are not ot' an os- trich, hut oi` ri. Prince Edward lslnnd turkey, which can hardly he called un- linen yarn viii-it-ty. This pig limi '_' whltrlr _was sold to llolniun's, h`iiiiiinf\r- , sitio, hy Mr. W. A. Smith, Victoria \\'r-st, wriigiiori if-i'/¢ pounds. tli-ussori, ivus lit) inclius long i'r'oiri hr-.url to toil. ,L, 220 incrlrcs in tsircunii`et't~i\r~r~, :intl ZS ' ini-lit-s tnll. Tliis, says the .lournzrl '.\'oulrl svvtu. for size, in be quite ilu W

SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED-About \

nut- lluurlrod :intl twenty-live solrlluis \vt~ro t'litct'ti1ii\ed nt the Y.l\i.(‘.A. _ 'l`rir-srlrty night. The progrnni aiu’-` If i'ei`r~esliiiiciits were furnished by thc _l lrulies oi’ Zion Church. Not ar single ‘lf sent was vucztiit in the Recreation "

doors with soldiers. The .following piofrrnni was reiidered and received with enthusiasm: Piano Duett- A \‘llss<\s Earle and Winchester; Vocal m

ltooni, which was crowded to the _lllfe

if Mrs. tStern's mother, Mrs. 1'. (1. oalrd.- Mr. llurry Webster has sold

s' lys'va. -' routo. ills many friends thollgliout tlfl F0111 "ml l*lll"*llU*“'d il- Mflchallgh'

ri-C.

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES-A sn-

SULTAN OF ALL THE TURKS__ .'l(‘ti -Ol' 8V3Ilg£€llili.lt! H€\‘VllJt"!l \\'lll llvf l

old nt Fredericloii, P. E. l., h..;ir|-.

iing Monday night, June 17th. ltr-. .

-. F. Assiter will conduct the nicot- igs assisted by the regular minister . \V. Hayter. Mr. Assltr-ri' wus i"wr une years genortrl Seci'otui'y of thu .M.(l.A., iiomlon, Eng. and lim:

Iso uvnrrgelizoii oxtoiisiivnly in thr-

.S.A. Ile will slut.: rnzrny boirttti-

'nl gospel solos during the iricotiiigs. Plan to attend these nieetirigs. '1‘li|>.ru

ill be u. niosszttrc irurl hearty wel-

""l’°“l"‘l’l"' hirll' como for all St»r'\'lr'r=s will ht‘g‘ln ‘rt

.30 p.rn.

M USICAL EXAMINATION---Iiy word

evolved from tht: St.-ci-etury ot’ Asso- rited lioztrd oil the ltoyatl Acatlemy id Ito rl Colle e ot' Musl ‘ London

yi » H - ~ C. .

IIE.. we are pleased to learn that

following (Tliurlottetown condi-

rtes have passed in the Harmony

nri_’l‘lieory Exiriiiiiiutioris held on pril 27th: Miss Mary Adams (liar-

ony); ‘Miss Fanny Mcleeod, and

and (‘.liAorns-Miss Collin; Vocnl im” Margaret m’l’°”`t5"“- (Advanced

lluct--Miss Allan and Mr. Gillis; ltr-:irilng-<Ser.';t Bonncll' Voral Solo

lilsses Moore und Ross A large

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The Wil is Piano is

nuuilier of rliorltses were lustily sunt' ('

i`heoi-y.) Divisional Exams-Elaine' \Voodnian, Annie Mcllonald, Dnisy

_,tem Mx__'McKenZ,i0: 'Vocal Duet__ .iohnson. Alexa. Lowe, Eleanor John-

ori, (lliurlie Palmer. ln the ‘Local

iitre Advanced Paper on Itudiiuents Music, Miss Frriinie Mclieorl made

l'_ The One For You """|

The Willis Pia"o_has every gcorl point you can desire in

a piano--it has a rich sonorous _singing tone, light, sym- pathetic touch, superb»action and its r.'or.=trr.c_tion through- out is a work ot art. I

It you_have any idea of buying a piano, biiy_now before

prices again go up. And see the Willis for it is the right piano for you. _

,T“§,f§‘.“*S A. E. Toombs QULZZ St,

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_ Superphos-ph ate

just arrived a quantity of Super-

phosphate in double bags, lowest prices. Phone your orders at our expeiise.

Auld Bros Ltd.

8030-1;-iimir. _

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I-rzsurancle `

A Necessity

‘ Then insure in good strong stock compan-

ies. which never contest an honest claim such as is represented by I _

_ E. R. BROW

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Charlottetown ' ‘

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wcre from the Y.'M.(l.A. sol<ller's

riulirions reiroslinients were Served io all the hoys. Games were then played until 10.30 p.m. The' Zion girls proved excellent‘ entertainer-s. The singiiig ol` Auld Lang Sync and he National Aiitlierii brought the en» urtainment to it close. To say thui ho boys enjoyed themselves was put- ing it mildly. The'roiisiii`|'z cheer.” given for the girls of Zion tlliurcli fm the Y.M.C.A. was u suillclent indi rrntiou of this.

selections show that"we 'are of the buying art to ahigh Five hundred silk and tweed

;n|is left to select from, at 1 dollar. Prowse Bros., Ltd. .Xtiiltllt/l‘Jl

: :Our

mastens degree.

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August, I found MlNAltD'i~l l,lNl I iii-ls`N'l‘ most l>enetlciu,l i`or sun burn. .rn immediate rcliel' for collc and l tootiiaclio . '- '

ALFIIED STOKES.

General Scc'y.

Beer& Goff

$2.00 Saturday June 15th Cash Special King Cole Tea...55c

lb. Gran Sugar........3‘lc

5 Bars Lenox Soap. ....40c 1 Bottle Preserve....... 25c 1 Picnic Basket 35c

1 Tin Corn Syrup '/5c 1 Pkg. Corn Starch .12c

_ $2.22

Bring this advertisement

and $2 00 to our store on Saturday and you will ob- tain the above assortment

Beer & Goff

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' i Dr.E.C. Harris Eye Specialist

one ioyri mt erin-

ing, Charlottetown Oilica Hours 9.30-12.30 _ 2-5

__ _ -,, Pliom 60-‘I

hy tho soldiers. These choruses

song sheets. After the proveranir 71

ugliest marks for several years- caringithe maxiiiiniu. This candi- lutc has also made rapid improve- ur-iit. in Pianolorte technique through-

out the your. in the junior' class,

Miss Eleanor Johnson niude high niiri-ks, gaining 97 out of 99. The ldxamiriatious were lrindly supervised by Rev. T. Murphy of St. Paul's Church. The nhovo candidates are pupils ot' Miss Ella Palmer also in practical work.

'EARNSCLIFFE NOTES.-itil". .lolinl l`\vt>otl_v was in tht* city l\l0l\tla|»,» ont. !~.iisiiress.- Mr. .Iolm 'l’r:rught 'lost his vain-uhlo trotting liorsri. l`ho rutrso ol' rlvattii is uu- Irnown.-- The t»raillt“` returns ot' the ttrutrrr-r' llurlnnd on liter' v'zrrlotis ~-mutt-s lust _vi-ur, :ns shown by tt 'I‘i‘urlte in-rl t`u|iimoi~r'~- report., was us follows: \.'o, of rtnrnil trips run, 3213. No. ot' parser-rigors vurrietl, iriwirrtl. 5,2242. tlnt\\':r|‘rl, 5,304. Iiiu‘i'ols of freigiit cirr-

/\t__ tio 'nrm ui '. M. (7. A. _

lloys’ (lamp, holrl nt Tusket Falls in l`l"tl'. lllW1lI‘tl, 21.6222 Olll-Wilfllv 30.351-

.ivo Stock, lnwurtl, 1,2011; outward.

T2. Subsidy paid $2,500.-The horse

ins still one suprenie rrrlvrrri»tzigo`uvor liu rruto. lt* his owner hecouies in- 'oxit-nteri tivith joy) :ind frills asleep in the road the horse can hu truiiied to take thu nirrster home. The auto can not. Or li It youth w-islirts-‘ to cui- lii-ace Natui'0's Clin-riiis with both rruis, hu hung-s the reins round his neulc. Can’t hang it 'wheel on your neck. Moy have one in your' head, hut not on your iieok.-Tile factories lloivt get nil the lobsters .for several were captured in Mr-.Kin-irons reel here lust week.-Mr. Joseph Morris- son has purchased 'a vztlurtble carriage horse from Mr. Allan I<‘rnser, Vernon Brlrlge.-When you are working very hiirrl, :ind |`oei.lnr: tit; to die, -at dict that \vlll givo you vim, is houio. iuirdo pig- eon pie.--Q. -

::You can economlze by watching

our windows. They are always telling you of the specials they offer. Prowse Bros. .8t)80M2i

I The Morning I

After the Night Before

That disagreeable _taste

which you olten experience in the morning. in ay be caused by over eating, eat- ing at iatehours, or a slug- gish condrtion of the liver, no matter what the cause our ~

IMPERIAL SALINE

will quickly sweeten th e b r e a t h, and cleanse the stomach without any dis- agreeable affects.

A sparkling pl easa nt

draught. Always fresh.

It proves prompt relief for

bilious headache.

Price 50c per Bottle

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

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ing. They are practically

that there are

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ile Blouses at - A-1-

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Now Here’s a Really Remarkable Bargain-

the waists are all very smart-the styles are good and wearable-but the walsts are mussed a litfie from show-

all white voiles, in a good

range of sizes-and the reason why you should hurry is

ONLY FIFTY-FIVE IN 'I`H_r'_I WHOLE LOT, £

_ “The Designer” is a $1.25 M ga ,l_ 5,-i ~ -_ glue. Our Special offer is One Year ' '~ ' _ ___,_~.~; - or

59c '

Leave Your Order with Miss Bennett at our Pattern Counter todayifif-

you will th nk us for reminding' you. A great little magazine 48 pages gg;-11 _ month of fashion news-'household hints-go d fiction etc.

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I wish I had these linesin Toronto ~ They’d be sold out in one day" I

That’s what a TOi"C`)N'I`O wholesale mari said on looking through our

Linen Department yesterday. “ This is a wonderful Department and you have prices that will not be seen again for many a long day” That’s his ‘ . opinion about the great lines of Linens we are offering this week. Come in -

and see whether you think he was right;--

_ TOWELLINGS 9c to 85c TOWELS 15c to $1.50 each

TABLE LIN ENS 50c_ to $2.00 NAPKNS $2.25 to $16.00 dbz. .

SHEE IING 39c tri 6:»c PILLOW CO I`TON 32c to 454: The finest range of SHAMROCK l` able Cloths-PILLOW CASES- ` '

NAPKINS, etc. to be seen in Prince Edward Island-perhaps the be=t East ‘of

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The Smartest Showing in Town

SURE'-IF YOU WANT THE HAT THATS RIGHT ‘

-You’ll have to no to the »MEN’S STORE for it. The

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' " ,'~'!15-ffl? 5"; ff- _ New Fizilrs $2.00, 3.00. 5 00 ` . dig' it ;.-.._,,/' ,- New srizsws 25C to $3.00. - _:eg gang' Boys STRAWS zse to $2.50. _ *L ;.=_~`-;=_.'-_s.,~;>‘,»= __ _ _

new shap°s are here-the right shapes are here-md the '

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36 Inch Dutchess Mousseline $3.00 1

_ 'I`here’s a gaod range of this richly handsome Dress Fabricl

now awaiting you in the Silk Section. It is of a good weight, _rich. lustrous. hangs and drapes perfectly, 36 inches wide, and is shown in Black, Navy, '

Burgundy. Old Rose, Brown and Green. - ,

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These are the dainty

last few days. _

They come in flesh

Zgd dress shield attached

you have been waiting for during the

white. The sizes are 36, 38 and 40.

$1.25, 1.35, 1.50, 1.75 2.25

Fitz Well Brassiers

This new one has the net sleeve

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Qamisolés

things that

pink at-d

size 36, 38,

$1.25

.lust Opened New-i ' Tagal and Milan’_,§i_. Hats for Summer_.l;

THOUGHT WE WERE fortunate _- `

in getting hold ni this nice lot of new” E ones. The shapes are all smart and; - pretty, the material is fine, and the styles are right up to the minute. ii.-..-

$3.25 to $i0.50_

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The Kapil; nm

As recorded in roi-.ont cables. Rud-

yurrl Kipling had one of thc surpri- ses of his liie and probably one ol thc most unwelcome when he read re- cently in' the London Times “The Old Volunteer" with his nrrme signed to

erses

the v . -

lt was an audacious hoax hy ri wng

who was also nn expert forgor; and Mr. Kipling nt once telegrnphed to the Times thrrt he wits not guilty.

Tho Times excused itself hy snyinll

that Rudyard Kipling does live ut llur- wash, Sussex; that tho envelope con- taining the lines bore the Brighton post mark; that the writing und he signaure were wonderfully like Mr. Kiplinfs; that the vc-rsese were “not without nierit"; that the Times regret- ed having 'been misled, and that it was "investigating the forgery."

But how many of the thousands of

Kipllng's admirers. fumlliur with his work and style. must have rvird those

lines in the Times with open rnouthed

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ninnzeinent und rubbed their eyes :rgariri :ind again wonrlr-ring what had liiipponed to their idol!

'I`l\e lines follow, as they appeared

in the Times:

_ The Old Volunteer. _ _ 'i"?»_<.l.# ‘ \, _ '<¢.f'lJ

¢ - . - I *

I can iieur the hugle calling

And it won’t wztnt me

Whllo tho superannuation-chnp

0’ Germany

'S a~tlghting for the Kaiser in

Ilia l~‘nth0rla.nd;

But our orrlor’s for the young 'lille

()' the old Brnss-Band.

We were really in thu 'nineties

When the call rung clear For the yeomfm and the gentleman To volunteer.

Awaiting for the enemy

On nine days' drill;

But the Army wants recriritiee,

Not tho old Free-Will.

We can stay rt long duration,

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Though the doctor said llow “"I’he Otlice_' would 'bd

when ' 1 1

You drop down dead”; ~ t»‘~'_l But there'll be a better Jlldxmoltf The Last Relay;\ I shall hear the bugle oolliolq `*i And I'll march that Day. _ .

RUDYAR-D K1P’L`»_l,N§r _

Burwash, Sussex. ’

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me o-msn ouAn°rl|\_ l

“Once Honorable A. Hardy 1

I were comparing ear export

writes Sir John Whllgd lil

adian Magazine hr Jtll_l._3¢ I spirit or eelf~com~ ‘I any thought thot w6._lm¢' I

othero men had not; ‘ _ S thot for three months » -~ had drawn only $8.00 o ~ p' $2.75 roiyhomil .mt "

threw his hood beck odd ` ll' ot leughtvr_eliti‘, ‘Whltj ' 1

Ido with the other quite! ~-

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