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bi’ I' discharging l~Iard 'F ' l B Centra) Guardian V estnut Coal for several °

nys now. Customers should send in theirlord- ers at once for delivery from this Vessel, the price is lower now than it will be later

,The Schooner “How- ard%»’. arrived yesterday with Sydney C_oal for A. Pickard & Co. _ V

HARD COAL ARRIV-

ED. The Schooner “Re- hecea M. Walls” arrived yesterday from New York with 900 ton Hard Coal.

for A. Pickard & Co.

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The best Hard Coal can

be had now at A. Pickard`

& Co’s. Order your sup- ply now. ~

COAL and WOOD. A Pickard & Co. can supply Kindling Wood all good and dry.

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Enjoy Your Bathe

with a pair of I Swimming Wings

Tlioyare not a toy but a

real aid to those learning to swim or float. They will support an adult as well as a child.

Regular 50c silk swim-

ming wings for 39c see our window.

Bathing Caps

many shades, all the latest

dgfigns-Prices very reason- a e,

Geo. E. Hughes The Peoples’ Druggist

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and help the Island Pat- riotic Fund. Price 10c each. Proceeds to be given to The Island Pat- riotic Fund.

Charlottetown Guardian

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Do You Like Good Chocolates?

If you want the purest,

best, most dainty and de- lightful sweets-you will find them here.

We have an absolutely

fresh stock of

Neilson’s Willard’s Moir’s and

Liggett’s -the best good Chocolates. Put up in dainty boxes.

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THIS FLAG CQUPON

tha amount mentioned in tlio announcement U

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cHAnLo1"ri.=.1'owN PJUARDIAN

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IT PAYS to bu! in this Provtiica.

Court yesterday one drunk was illiied five dollars. ` '

NEW TEACHER.- vi*/Ir. , 4Jg.sepli

Dei-iltoches has been engaged by 'thc trustees of St.'Au'gustIhe School for the ensuing school year." 7- -

_ A-LL SHOULD COME _\NlTH THE CROWD on the 22nd to Sourls. Speci- al train and Special Fares. Sce` Adv.

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HUNTER RIVER.- There will bc

sorvice in the l"r4esbyterian Church, lluntcr River. first Sabbath, July 18th, at 7 o’clock p. ni.

TRYON METHODIST SERVICES,

Sunday July 17th, Tryon 10.30. Vic- toria 3 o’clock and Crapaud ut 7. Strangers welcome and provided with comfortable seats. Rev. George M.

'Young pastor.,

CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS. -St.

l'nu|'s church is having its stceple ncwly painted and when finished will present n most pleasing appearance. The church grounds are so carefully kept that it is now one ot the beauty spots of the city.

"CANADA AND THE WAR-"-Hour

llic lion. Arthur Mcighen at toinor- ro\v's great denionstrution in the l’coplc's 'l‘heatre tomorrow night at S p. in. Ile is one of (1auziiia’s grcntest orators. Admission free.

SOURIS TEA.-- Sec the Arlvcrtise-

ment oi' 'l‘l\c Souris Ten and llorso llacos in this issue. lt will bo .worth your whilo rcn<liin: it und i'osorvi|lg the 22nd for attending this event.

` 2081.

HAZELBROOK FIELD.- Scrviccs

on Sunday, .lilly llllli will bo as fol- lows, (Truss ltoiuls, Siiinlziy School 10.30; ll zt.ni., Siibjccl, Enilironcd. linzclhrook Il p. in., Subject, 'l`hc Vio- iory. Aloxninli'a 7 p.in., Subject, Slnniling Still.

RED CROSS FUND-'l`ho ofliccrs of

llic lluslico Iiriinifli oi` thc lied (lross Soi-ii-ly uuiiuuncc that ilic not ainounl collcclcil for thc ubove llninod so- cicly this suniincr is over fivc lnind- roll ilolliirs. hlxnot flguros will appear in thc (iunrdinn later. Wcll done ltus- lico.-'i`.

CANOE COVE-Citizens and friends

piiid their lost rospools 'l‘ucs\lay, July lil, io Mr. Ncil I). Mclienn, wllo died tho lllh. 'l`hc funcriil sorvocc was I-_oinliiclcil :it the homo by Rev. A. A. (infos, Il. li., Vnstor of the Long (‘rock ('rock lliipiist (‘hui‘cli, of \vl\ich l\ir. Mcl.cnn was ii nicnibcr, ussistcil by itcv. I). l\lcl.oan and Mr. M. Mc- Kinnon, ll. A: Tho pallbearcrs were, lion. .l. ll/iclliillinn, Donald Nicholson, M. I’., Jus MoI.oau- Dougald Mc- llongnld, John McEacliern, 'l‘. Stew-

art. Interment was nt Canoe (love (`1-inctcry, in the prcscnco oi' ii sorrow- ing \vido\v. Iwo dztuglilcrs, l\vo sons and ii host ol` other rclativcs und

l`i‘icnds.

SCOTCH FORT PERSONALS.-M r.

Vincent Fisher \vlio is studying modi- cino in Iiosioii is spending his vaca- ‘tion ut his home in Scotchl`ort.- vlllcssrs. \'\/'illiani Sinott and Wil- linni Mclicllan, Morcll, _spoilt the weok cud visiting" iii Scotclifort.- Miss Nollio Mcilenzie of thc depart- ment ol' interior, Ottawa is spending hor viii-ation at hcr home in Scotch- fort. drews had part of the roof blown off his burn iii thc lioiivy gulcs of last' wook.-lVlr. Joseph (`nincron, Graiid ltivor. West, spcnt. thc wool( ond visit- ing i`i'ionds in Scotclifort.--Mr. \Vil- lizim lllcllonuld, Ollzuvn, is spoiulim: si

l\’ir. \Villinni Rose, St An-

l'cw \vocl<s visiting al his homo in l\iou|it Sli~\vui'l .~Nlcssrs . A. ll. Wnrhurlon and (l_l\_arles t‘haudlel',

(.‘liarlott.etowii were rccont visitors to ’l‘rucndic . -S . `

HSODA WATER AND ICE CREAM

-If you have ever tried our Soda

Water and loo Crenni we think you will agree with us when we sny_ its second to none in the city. A iino fountain, an up-to-date' cnrlioiiutor, truo fruit flavors and prompt sorvioo plnoc us in ii position to givc you tho vory bosl ln this linc.-III. A. l<‘oi~:l.ci'

(‘cnti~iil Drugstore. 20522-7-153i.

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Miss Ada Bradbury

88 Great George Street.

Art Needle Work and mnterlals for

working. Stamped Linens and 'Fliremls ot all kinds. 88 Great George Street.

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Boston Shoe ,

hining Parlor '

pecial Chairs for Ladies

anama, Straw and all inds of Felt Hats Clean- ed and Blocked;

islies for Suédes all colors, Imperial Bl‘0i'lZ8:,;".B'l'i(l white Shoes; ~‘ We Clean Our Hats Here -in Charlottetown-

erefore_ we do not ve to Charge Extra for

xpressage or Sendinil them Away,

ut of Town Orders Prom-

Poucs couR1'.- At the Ponce

We carry a full line qf_'l2ol-_ -

ANNUAL PICNIC of thc League ol’

the Cross this yenr at liodford will be the best of tho sousou. Everyone will enjoy a holiday there next Mon- ‘ day. 2058.

MONTAGUE BAPTIST CHURCH.

lltev. A. McLean of Toronto, will preiich in' tho Montague Baptist Church on Sunduy, 18th nt ll a. m. and 7 p. m.

AN lN'I'El.’_EC‘I UAL AND PA-

TPIOTIC TREAT- - The lecture by tl-otloii. Arrllur llioiglien in the 'Poo- pic’s Theatre t-.-ni-niow nlglit will he nn intellectual and puiriotic treat. ills subject “Gallatin and the War" is in' itself entrancing. No one who can spare the time should miss hear- ing the lecturer. Admission free.

PATRIOTIC MEETING FOR STAN-

HOPE. -- A patriotic meeting will be held at Stanhope on Monday night when a number of prominent speakers will address tho meeting. Patriotic music will bc supplied by tho 4th Itogi- inent Band under 'lluiidmztster Gul- lirnith, and several vocalists i'roin the oily will render solos.

INTERESTING VlSlT.- Capt. J.

(‘. McCarthy has arrived in (‘.ha.rlol.lc- town to spend n`l'ow days here. Capt. McCarthy recently returned from Eiigluiiil. His ship. the S.S_ Sinbad loft Montreal with ii cargo ol' lumbor for England passing safely through the war zone. Tho Sinbad was sold in thc (_)ld (‘.ounlr_v. (Tapt. Mi-.(‘arlliy returning by one of the regular liners. | llo is ii. son-in-low oi’ (ioiiduclor Tan-| lon of (llinrlottclmvli and has niailyi friends here.

SALVATION ARMY PICNIC.-El-l

liolifs Mills is lho lioziutiful spot sc-l lei-led for the Sulvnlion Army outing on Wednesday, July 21st. 'l‘hc grounds are very interesting; tables will bo

COME EARLY AND AVOID THE FARM IMPROVEMENTS. - The

CRUSH. - 'l`liei'c is ccrtnin to bc ii large ncw burn of Mr. Wm. Sellar. huge demand i'or admission at thc York, is nearing coinplctlon under tho

\ ' . BEN EY'

morrow night, and the public are re- _-__ I The,,""dy‘mo§e» ot

more men than GUY

lion. Arthur Molglien's meeting to- direction of Mr. Mullins.

quested to secure their scins in good ' 'ti t on di in _ THE ANNUAL MEETING of _the

me 0 Ev I Hamm mum" "rincc Edward Island niedicsi THE Lo D society was held in Surninersille

ADA.-Lord Rosebery is Iirii.nin‘s .. __ ' ,. ‘ _ _

most polished ornlur, mid the limi. Oil Iuf.hfl.“y~ lhe 1n:esil#]¢)iit_l 2'* g.z|`r.l 'Arthur fi/ieiglioii has been described iimihpe (S bmw 0“(',up_Kd l L Q M r` Q- ‘L Ilhe ltosebcry of (‘ni1.zula. Hour his acl-4 `,"m,'tCS Yr Ulm ‘Mi Tmllfml Itneirgzg :ircss.nt the Pu\ple’s Theatre lo- “en rfim am mop 0" .spur B

2:SuniinoIIs will bc issued for :ill ’l`ho nllcrlioon session was hold at

persons who have ilot paid thcli' dog (‘zu'lolon Point the trip thi-ro being toniorrow night. An opportunity of tax on or before July 2-ith, 1915-. niadc by niuor boat. 'l`he President

..a.g»4.I.l

other ten :ent cigar on the market. Why? lust smoke onei

was a worth one He referred to the

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deaths during the past year of mem-

~ ,__ the treasurer and tho registrar of tho lbe,-3 of me S0(-lety, the European Will'

R ROSEBERY 0F CAN medical society was hold in (S‘Slde)

morrow mg"’ .» . medical council were adopted. lirsl um] in conmwtion with it of me aug.

UNUSUAL S|GHT_ A _ Dewar and Murph_v_were appointed

cessful sanitary efforts. the effort

'_ mul" “n auditors 'The annual ice was fixed ‘against the spreading oi’1L\l>\?\‘C0|0HlS

usual-“gm in Ea," River is the Pres at one dollnr. The president and Sec-` and urged greater nttenlion to mell- eiice for the lust tew days of two large mmry “mm app,,1m(,(| N, ,mm a ,vs_ Sea monsters' 'S"pp0se‘l.w he Por' olution of condolcncc to thc fninilics ‘ical inspection of schools. lnlcrcst- poisos' they have beml "1 l”`a"l'i"“Hy of the following ilccenscil inonibcrs. one place for the past tour duys,ul>out Dm M,.|Je||a"' Gillis and |.~ms,.,., The

al ";‘[.“"("; “ mile buck "f "ay‘l"h'“ following officers were olcclod. Pres.

Wm M" is 'atm' “"‘““i""7 "V l)r tfarriitliers i("h’|.own Vice l"ro.~'. in' will be hold in (_‘liarlottetown.

watch them as they appear above tho for liriucc Dr -mmon 1-3),. Kings 1),. 1"

surface about _cvery throc minutes Taylor fm. Qu,.(.,,s 1),. DU,._,;,.y_ _q(.(._ “wh time 'i0'"l"'g .H sl"'i‘~"_"[ “""_°" l)r l. J. Yco. 'i`rcasui'ci‘ l)r i\li-lliillnn. l-llor\-is wliliro wi- shinc! Our Foun- stmigm "P "' me "1" fo" ‘l"""' 3 ‘|‘»`~"' l<.lxor~ulivo Uoiiiiiiihloc Drs Sullivan. mnw' "my “iw” l""’" d"iV‘~`" in l’-V l)o\vnr I"..lzirdlno. 'l`hc following were we turn out tho highest ohiss drinks. um rc"""m heavy gales “’_"l "V" th" the oflicors clccfed i`or thc inodif-alll’ui'c fruit flavors and tho crcan1.- Tunic ones that were seen in the_(`hur- ,¢,,u,,(-i}_ p,-vs_ 1);- YCUI Vim. }»res_ D,- Otlemw" H“"l’0‘"`~`”5~ Ilcwar. 'l`rcnsurcr Ur lllcllilllzin. llcg-

tal diseases and lniportsiiceof med-

ing pupors wore read by Drs A: Mc- Noil, Mt-l’lico, Warburton, illcluwen and Nlolvlillan. ’l`ho next aiiinial meet-

::soDA WATER AND lcE CREAM

min is un- 'nn-.-it in un- province and

li. A. l"os\or. Hilf-

istrnr~So<~rclar_\' Dr Wnrliiirtoii. (‘oin 'l`ho lion. '.»\i'Iliur lllciglicn will give niilloc Ili' Jonkins and l)r i\. Mc1\'oil. ai. vivid iicnoiiiii of “l`n|\udn`s place

in tho war," nl tho i'i-oplo’i-i 'l`licatrc

ii lifolimo lo hour t‘ai\n<ln's _rising

2027-7-14M. delivered the nnnunl address which orntor.

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set in i-onifortabe :md shady places; aniuseincnls and it good liroiiriiiiiiiie. of f sports are provided. A party froinl St. John, N. B., will nltonil; also ii' crowd from thc Wost ond of lilo ls- land, as clicnp rntos lizivo lmeii ar-` rnnged for the sninc. Idvorything lsf in mtuliiiess to iiccoiiiiiioilziic the: lnrgo crowd l.hzit_ is expected. Train loaves (‘.liu.rlottelown nt 0.15 s.m. Re- turn farc, 40 cis.; chidrcn, imc.

20lili-7-15m2i.

RUSTICO AND VICINITV. - 'l`l1ero`

is :i gciiorul conipluint uniong the fnrul i ors in this locality flint tho potatoes ospccizilly those which were plnntcd, Inlc, have miss:-rl.-Mr. l’nlrick_ Wulsli who has boon lcncliing in Ver-I non llivcr during thc last sH\ool your is spending his vncnlloii ut his honicf in St. Ann‘s. Mr. Walsli has sccurod‘ ii position in tlurdigun lligh School, for tho I-oniing.. yozxr.--llliss hlininnl l"itzgeI‘nld, (‘liarlotlr°towii. is spendingl n few wccks visiting l'riciuls :uni rein- tivcs in ltustico.-T.

::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-

graphic Supplies, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 9972-6-15Mtf.

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Complexion Protection

Summer skin troubles always

create ii dcni:-ind for rcliubie

face creams and lotions.

Tho more delicate and sensi-

tive a. persons skin, the more likely it is to become injured

We have it preparation

DOUCHESSE ROSE CREAM which wc nrc cntluisinstic about and you'll find tho cniises for our cnlliusinriin when you

have tried li.

DOUCHESSE ROSE CREAM .is n sliin food which noiirishcs and restores the freshness of youth to tho skin. It removes TAN, FRECKLES, BLACK. HEADS, and PIMPLES, cures

SUNBURN andWINDBURN If you wish to keep your skin

oloar, soft and white and to pro- toot it against any kind of ox- posurc, you should try :i bottle

of this guui'unf.cod orcuni.

Lot DOUCHESSE ROSE REAM provide IIi'olc<'lioi\ for our complexion this Suiiiinor. Tho price IS ONl.Y 35 CENTS I

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“IMMEDIATE PROFIT IS ‘

NOT OUR AIM, BUT WE FIG- URE THAT WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE RIGHT, PROFIT WILL TAKE CARE

OF ITSELF."

Don't forgot our

SODA FOUNTAIN

IT'S SODALICIOUS," nil th favorite drinks nro servml,- fresh eggs from tho country al.

ways usod.

Johnson & .lolinson THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE,

Corner Kent and Prince Sf.

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Cure'-if our ~Horse’s Cough

Mac’s lflorse Cough Pow-

ders and Distemper Cure is

_ the safest,s1mplest and sure-

st remedv that has yet been offered. It acts quickly and cures permanently, no lost l time, no danger to the horse’s health, it just cures,

that’s all.

Isn’t it worth your while

giving this unique curative an honest trial? It is used and recommended by other leading horsemen and will be appreciated by you if you

put its merit to the test.

or A*f'=“°°“ *° \ / 80c now onl 40c

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164. QUEEN ST. _-

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- -1 » '~°‘- " .CHARLGFTETOWN °*“°°'5Ts '_ wi-: GUARANTEE sArisFAcrioN ABSOLUTELY L

. A.-;,F|_AQ FOR -.EVERY 'H-OM-E ` '°"°"‘?".l"~9“ .. _ .e\a.o_i'v_m o_sonos.sv_eeeJ:' # _ p _ I ,

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Men’s $15 and $20 Summ- _ er Suits---two piece model 1()°5G Clearing out at---

THIS SALE COMES AT THE 'VERY ~.f-TS

MOMENT WHEN EVERY MAN WANTS TO `:if\_3'

DON LIGHTER GARB FOR HOT DAYS. A

BARGAIN OFFERED AT THE beginning of I A

the season, instead of at the far end. _/._ \

There are just 20 suits in this lot-they are ` I ° T/`

mostly light greys and browns-coats are skeie~ ` /

ton, lined or lull lined as you choose. Trousers /...f

have turn up cuffs and belt straps. The sizes run , . ‘ ., from 33 to 42 inch chest measure. , . ’

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The regular prices of the suits in this lot 1

were $15.00, 17.00 and 20.00. We offer ' 3 ‘ *

them for this week end bargain at just j

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Now. every man who wants to keep cool is s. \ recommended to see this lot as soon as he can. ` ,

Every suit is good-you will find every one , A

smart, stylish and a fitter. 1

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Blue flannel two piece $ .50 Suits, regular $12.00 for

HERE IS A DANDY SUMMER WEAR _BARGAIN These blue flannel suits

show a small pin stripe, and are made ofa splendid summer_weight material. The coats are made in the new narrow shoulder model and are unlined. Trousers are the new

straight English model, with cuff and belt loops. We have all sizes in this bargain lot. The regular price is $12.00, week end. .......... ............. °

Half Price Sale of Dainty Wash Goods

Crepes, Voiles, etc. in Plain, Striped and fancy All new selling HALF PRICE

THIS IS THE RESULT OF AN OVERSTOCI( IN A lil() , '_'

wholesale Dry Goods waiehouse. They _had too much wash f

goods-smart nice new English and American Wcaves-offered ~f" . us our own choice at iialf price. ff I

Naturally we chose what we thought were the nicest _patterns

-they are all here and ready now-you will see zi big display of - fhem as you come into the store. ,_

We bought at half the regular cost--we are selling at half the ' - ~, .,

regular price. 'The wholesaler looses a lot of money-we make a

profit-you make a big saving.

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-Plain Crepes, fine 40 inches wide, Black, Delft Blue, White rl ,,

Rose, Sky, regular f

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36c now only 18c

Fancy Stripe Crepe Voiles, shown in effects of (lrcy, liluc, I Tan, a pretty soft firm material, great values at 2- *, I,

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4.0¢ now only zoo /I I `

Fancy Knop Crepe, White ground, showing colored effect of

A 45c now only 23c -

Green, Tan, Pink, etc. ° .

Silk Stripe White Crepe, 40 inches wide, thin, fine, firm'

dainty fabrics, one that sells regularly for

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IF OUTSIDE THE CITY-ORDER BY MAIL y

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