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ou can have I b he , IT PAYS to buy In this province STEAMER SABLE I is dus to sr
Y an .h 5 * . .. ... . - Moore & McLeod i;td stomachs, _-,Heli t. - D e _ _ _ --- - ~ _ f" ‘“____L°. °__9‘"' - sate".-0°" _ - , - tm bowels regular _anger ac the blood pure, and ____l>R___E c i-mnnis gym 251:." absent with ii cargo urmi.
, ypu wi se]d0m hem Take m s office till Au
good care of these organs, and at th fi t °° anything wrong-promptly take Beech:tm’;SPiPP§n of
you certainly need
the help and relief of this world-famed reme keep the _body in health. They quickly establisliyriot: _ mal conditions. S0 U18 01‘811HS Perform their functions as Nature intended. No other remedy will so surely
,C strengthen the system, stimulate the liverregulate
the bowels and quickly improve the general health as
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Britons-Pills
Worlh a Guinea I Box
rf .a ri.. , , ' ‘ s.'il’|‘I...,..°"'£.'Z i. c'i‘..‘!.i'1'.i.i.'i"».i‘I §‘a2Z'.°i.'3: 'f.fi2'i'.‘Ifi¢'i1'.'.fi‘.."
H Ask for Hl_CKl§Y’S Twist
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_Ask your deal_er_ for l-hckey's Twist and insist on. gettingthe genuine' for
' l\'o tho Gloanoot and hoo! Chewing Tobacco.
HICKEY-’S is a large,
clean, fragrant juicy p ug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have tired of other kinds. `
TRY HICKEY’S '1`WIST
I-the change will do you good.
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I Feed Feed l
' The best Feeds are the Cheapest.
Feed Wheat for
Poultry, Bran and Middlings; best Ont- ario, Crack Corn & Cornmeai
Oil Cake (Old Process) Pure Linseed Meal Cracked Oats, Chick Feed
Scratch Feed for Poultry
Feed Oats, Hay,_St raw Grit for poultry, Bird Seed, Bird Gravel, Ground Oyster Shells etc. Lowest Prices.
Carter& Co, Ltd.
Queen Street Wai'e'liouse. .,
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Professional Cards
Dr. .l. P. McGrath
Corner of Prince and
Sydney Strects
Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9to ll, I to 4 p. m. and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m.
gieleehese N0- 632-
McLEOD & BENTLEY
W. E. Bonlisy, K. C. larnlator .anld Attorneys-at'Law Money to Loan. Oflico-,-Bank of N. 8. Chambord," Charlottetown. l’. lil. I.
lttaii.
Dr. Clift
CHRONIC DISEASES
CifuA'rivi~: '|‘nuA'rl\1i<iN1‘ by into
inonih ln advance, Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown. l'. ld. 1., I'-Blllllllh
l'lOllliti, Ili (U li lliilly. -noun Jiunurzss--'Purdy Stsll°“»
West(-limiter (‘.o., N.Y., U.S.A`
18;!!-8~l ll mos. pd. `
s. S.-‘ii'-16.-.sian
Barrister, Solicitor, Notar Publis, lil-» MONIYV T0 LOAN. Montague, P. E. |-
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J. D. STEWART
Barrister, Solicitor and Notar! Public OM” Ngwgqn . look, Chlrloitoiovlll lranoh Oilloo, Goorgttovm Nancy to Loan on Roll IOM!! |815-is-mln. ‘ __ __ _ - .
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The One -
Reliable Way to get good Plumbing on ` that Job of
yours, isto let TRAIN OR
do the' work.- Phone 393 J
EXPERT EYE SERVICE
W9 have recently had the privil-
ege of visiting the offices of some of the most expert Opticians i-n Can- ada. We have studied their methods and seen them practically demon- strnted and it is a matter of Emil' fication to he able to say that 1119 service we are giving 0\H‘ patrons. we believe is quite equal to that Ob- talnable in the large centres. We solicit your patronage-
G. F. Hutcheson
Optician
THE .
WILLIS
PIANO
Is the most satis
factory Piano for
,the home.
It is made_to stand
the test of time and steady use.
Itis the favorite
it today. -
A. E. Toombs
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with the real music' lover. ‘
Call in and hear
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»<iNos‘r`oN.--sunaiiy. Aug. 12m.
Rov. L. E. Ackland will preach at 7 p. ui. '
PEOPLE WISHING TO SAVE M0-
`-‘FY ihould ony their, electric light bill today and receive the discount.-
3036.
ST. PETERS’ _BAY.-Rev. R. N.
Rand will preach ut St. Peters’ Bay Sunday the 1;‘tli at three o’clock.
LONG CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH
-Sunday 12th. Rev. A. Huru, will prcacli :it 11 a. ni. Rev. Nlel Mc- l.au\:l|lan at 7 p. in. .
THE AnANMoFiE.-'line sieainei-
\ranmore brought 48 passengers to Charlottetown yesterday and nine cars til' iiiisrellaileous frclglit.
NORTH RIVER.-Services will be
'ielil on Siiiiilay next at Long Ureek 11; (_‘l_\'de River 3; North River 7. Special music iit North River.
GRANVILLE ClRCUlT.- Services
for Aug. IL’-th. The Rev. L. J. Lcaru will conduct service at Pleas ant Valley at li; Granville Il; Stan- ley 7. » Vordlul invitation to all.
FRIDAY IS THE LAST DAY FOR
RECEIVING DISCOUNTS ON EL- ECTRIC LIGHT BILLS FOR JULY LIGHTING. PAY TODAY AND SAVE MONE Y. 2098-8-M3i
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DON'T FORGET THE DATE, Sa-
turday, Angus( ll. The place, St. Bonnventure’s Hall, Tracadle; the event. high tea and ice cream festi- val, Saturday afternoon, Aug. llth.
2059-8~6M6i.
_SALVATION ARMY JUNIORS.- The Salvation Army Juniors are -pro- gressing under the able leadership of Sister liiscott and Mr. James Dennis. who have the interest of the young people at heart. Five last Monday night cume our and gave God their heart. .Vinny ure sorry to hear that Sister I-liscolt is sick but hope lhnt she will soon be in their midst again to take up 'her duties which have been llllcd by Bro. J. Dennis.
` FORMER P. E. I. GETS CALL.-- Rev. J. I.. Miner of the First Baptist Church, Red Bank, N. J.. has receiv- od a call to one of the most proniln~ ont Baptist Churches in Pliiladelphin, Pa. which lie has accepted. Mr. Miner has also received the degree of Doctor ot’ l"lillosoph_v. _His many l`i'lc~r.ds on P. E_ Island, especially in the (`harlottetown Baptist Church, of which he was a former pastor, will be pleased to learn of his success.
THE CAR FERRY SERVICE.-
When the ein ferry steamer takes _up the service between Port Borden and Tormentine this autumn lt is un- derstood that she will make two trips daily ex;lep._t .Suiid-ay, leaving Port Borden at 8.55 ii. ni. and 4.30 p. ni. The morning trip would thus give connections with all west-bound ear ly trains from Snckville and the af- ternoon boat would' give connect lon wit.li the Maritime Express to Montreal and with the night, trainr to Halifax ami St. John thus making conner-tion with the early mornin; trnin to Boston. The stforiicr will al- so make two trips from Tormeiitinc dolly arriving at Port Borden on hei flist trip at 3.45 p, _m. and on hcl econd trip at 9.10 p. ni. By this ar rangement a passenger leaving Hali- fax for St. John in thc morning should arrive in (.‘harlottetown about 6 p, ni, und consequently the public will be able to receive the morniiig papers from these .places ar -.1 rea- sonable hour and -it is also expecrtiai that improved .mail arrangements will be brought about.
1 ; Y NEEDS
are fully'
. attended to , - N at the , TWO MACS
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SAFE I`Y RAZOR
at One Dollar is a Splendid Bargain _
THE TWO MACS J
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W LADIES
$4.00 Tan Boots for
$2.67
3.00 Tan Shoes 2.00' 2.5Q Tan Pumps l.5O We have decided to clear
out
OVER 100 P AIRS
Ladies? Tan & Chocolate Boots, Shoes & Pumps
0NE THIRD 0l"l-` '.
MARKED PRICES
These goods are all good
value at the Regular Price, and we would ask you to call and
LOOK AT THEM
17:7 Queen Street M0¥|'lS-Smiill-BCE!
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FRESH FISH 4|: PER. LB. satisfac-
tion guaraiiteed. Friday, Fish Market, Lyceum, Prince Street. 3037.
CHURCH SERVICES.-There will
ba, service in _Wood islands (‘huri-h and H-all..-August 12th. Aug. 19th at
,the ususl h0\l\‘S, ‘ '
` 'WHEREM/ILL WE G0' Saturday alternoon, August titb? We are going it-i"I`t‘nc3die‘tl5 the ‘lcd 'cream festival. Colne on! 2059-8-6M6i.
Q- M- Serst. Ernest can and Mrs.
Carr arrived by the Aranmore yes terday _fo spend u few days at the fornier‘s home here.
PROHIBITION RAIDB.-Raids by
the police in, searuli of iiitoxlcains -were niaiie this week ,at the prei‘riises of \‘nptuin John iluglieg and, M;-5,, Mc.\lillzin. Quantities of 'beer were secured. The cases will come up for lie'.\ri|ig on Saturday.
TAKE A SATURDAY EXCURSION
TICKET to Tracadle. August 11th and take in the ice cream festival and high tea. The unto road passes right by St. Buii:iventure’s Hall. where the festival is held, Saturday, August lltli. 2059-8-6M6i.
A TEA AND ICE CREAM FESTI-
VAL wlll be held in Stanhope, on Wetliicsday, August 22nd beginning at Il p. in. Proceeds in aid of Stanhope Presbyterian church and Red l‘ross.` lf untiivorable on- -Wednesday""WIl‘l take place Thursday at some hour.
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T0 INSPECT CABLES.- The Do-
minion governmeni cableship' Tyrian, (faplain Alex. Dickson, left Halifax Wednesday on a tour of inspection oi' all (Tiiiiadlan government ca-bles. She goes first to Sydney to coal and then will call at the various cable stations on the- Labrador and Gulf of St. Law- rence coasts. At a number of points she will have considerable repair work to attend Io.
SAVED THE BLACK CAT.-The
liailillix Herald says: The black cnt ind her kittens have been saved. Fine weatlie-r has prevented any further damage to the wreck of the hospital ship and the work ot` sulving her- fit- rings und fixtures is still going on. When the crew left the ship thc black cnt :ind lie-r kittens went into hiding and did no; appear uiitll today when the mother cat was taken ofl' and sent to it lady in l-lnnts county. The cen- sor forbids mention of the fate of the kittens.
ANOTHER GALLANT P.E_.l. BOY
RETURNS-Sergeant W. I.. Ferguson of Southport arrived in (`harlottetown by the S.S. Aranmore yesterday af- ter serving twenty-nine months in ,Erance -He left the island about eight years ago and enlisted with the Sixih Buttery in Sydney, where he was following his trade of woodwork- ing. l-le took_-part in all the iinpor. tant fighting in which the (tunndlans Were engaged and was wounded in the heud during the second -battle of Ypres, but soon recovered and went buck to the tiring line, He left Fi-.iiice just a month ago nnd will spend ii month ut his home. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Ferguson of Southport and is a splendid exam- ple of physical fitness and Uunadian pluck.
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` PERSUNILS '
Rev. J. J. .Mt-.Donald. Klnkora,
was in the (‘it.y yesterday.
Miss Marion Pendergast, Hope
River, is visiting he'r aunt Mrs. 'l‘_ P, (`ulle‘n. Sherwood.
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Mr. W. B. Williams, the popular
King (‘ole Tea man, is registered at the Revere Hotel.
_ Miss- Beth Mat-Kenzie of MacLeod 51 Bentley, is spending her holidays at her home in l-iartsvlllc.
Miss Mary Ross, of this (‘Ity leaves this morning en route to Winnipeg where her marriage to Mr. Roderick McLeod will take place. _
Miss McKay, of Picton. arrived In
Charlottetown by the Aranmore _ves- terdsy li_nd will spend some time with friends in Summerside.
Mrs. Edward Kerr and two child-
ren of Montague, PE, l., are visiting Mrs. Kerr s sister. Mrs. W. J, Brydgeg Prince Street. New Glasgow, N.S.
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People of F aslidiou
Taste Favor our Soda Pounlain
This is true because
superior beverages, and better service are fea- tured. Our efforts to please are backed by the use of finest materials, and the practice of ' care, skill and cleanliness.
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Friday and Saturday Chances in Linens
Just ten very interes'ing _items from the linen room ask your attention
to-day.
Will you look them over? If there is anything in the lot that appeals to
you, we’d-be delighted to have t-he chance to show the goods.
And bear in mind-this department is filled with goods bought away
under -- and selling away under present prices.
Hemstitched and embroidered pil-
low cases, good weight, strong, splen-
did vylearing cases, larpe size, regular wort 1.50 pair, specia for Friday and Saturday per pr $1 ooo
I Glass toweling, soft and absorbent,
red border, 22 in. wide,F regular worth 17c yard, special for riday and Saturday at per yd ....
Damask table napkins, all pure
linen, this is some of the famous Shamrock Linen, size 22 1-2 x 22 1-2 ins., in a good range of designs, special
f F`d d St cl , 4 152'. .132 .‘.’.’._.f‘.’T_...._f`_.`.`.r..il. 4.25
Unbleached damask tabling, good
weight, strong and durable, for every
Huck towels in a got d, strong, dur-
able, everyday towel, hemmed, with red border or fringf d, special lor Friday and Saturday, each
White cotton, strong, got d wearing
cotton, 36 ins. wide, special for Friday and Saturday 5 yds for C
All pure linen damask tabling,
good weight, 70 ins. wide, this is less than factory prices, regular. 1.10 yard, special for Friday and Saturday, at pci yd.-. ...... ..
Huck, towels, good, strong, durable
towels tor every day wear, large size,
day wear, special for Friday and Saturday, 2 1-2 yds for
Roller toweling, strong, heavy and
durable, red border, special for 1 5 Friday and Saturday per yd._ c
special for Friday and Satur- day, perpair....... ........
Roller towelling the old reliable one
grey and white stripe this is a splendid iowelling with a good heavy thread
specially fo r Friday a n d Saturday 5 yards I
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an -1-_ 3 .‘."'N- Bl'-If .. I I I ~ -
Mr. James Tait and son Barr-y left to to Carleton, _ _ ." ' ` ' " " \
'. The Road from ,North \\'|Itslii.'re to Hunter River, and iiicli_itI‘lng Hun- ter liivc-i‘. via Johnson`s ltoud_ Hope-
yesierday for Fredericton, N. B.. where they .will spend a week or ten days.
The Misses Celenu Gaudet and
Hazel Del-lcche of Suinmerside are
spending u few days in the city the'
guests-of the t`oi>mer's sister. Mrs.J. J. Paquct, Elm Ave. -
Mr. William Flynn, Station Agent
at Suminerside with Mrs. Flynn, and daughter Agnes are spending a few days -in Charlottetown with the form- er-‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Flynn.
Mr. J. F. W-hear, Post Office ins-
pector, leaves this morning for Monc- ton to make arrangements with re- ference- to the new ma-il service by the (‘-nr Ferry when she goes on the ser- vice between the <‘apes, probably about the first of October.
NEW R[lAllS UPENED
ll] AUlil|VlllBliES
The following additional roads have been opened to motor vehicles by proclamation ot' the Governor:
All roads on Townsliip No. 4. The road from the Junction of the
Pope Road with the continuation of ventral Street learling from Siimnier- side and along such contliiuatioii of Central Street north to .the ('har- lottetown Road, thence along the said last mentioned Road through Townsend's (‘orner to the Road lead- ing to (‘lcr'mont and also the Von- don Road.
The Taylor Road from North Bed-
eque to Wilmot Valley.
The Road from t‘entrnl Bedcoue
Corner to (‘enti~evllle. thence south- wardly to Goodwin's (?orner_ thence westwardly to Shelton Shore. thence to tha Searletolwn Rioad.
The Road from Centreville to Tru-
miin’s Corner, Searle-town. ificluding the Road' known as the Mill Road.
The Road from Central Bedeque
westwaidly to Centreville, thi-nee southwurdly to Lower Bedeque and s-xtending to Indian Head or McCal- luin's Point.
The Road from Hqllaiid"s Corner
to I.eard’s Point, Tryon. The road leading from Russel How-
WC Cafef t0 Paf' !_|it's Vornei' via Louis Ilown-lt’s and l L `
ticular People.
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Come in and try your fav- orite beverage as we serve it.
S. L. (.‘lark's to tha Augustine (‘ovs Road ,also the Tryon Cross Road via Augustine Pove Rond to Muirheiid`s Comer.
The Bradford' Road from the
Tryon Road to (Jape 'I‘rs`versc~.
I The ('rnss Road leading from the
Johnson & Johnson
Tho Qulllty Drugstore Cor. Kon! and Prtnoo lla
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Bradford Road to Cape Traverse School -Rouse. '
The Road from the Bradford Road
to Albany Statioii.
dale Road and Road to John ll. Mc- l.eod's residence.
From llunter River Station to New
Glasgow via the (‘ross Roads at lim.- ter River anti' the Rennie Road; and from New Glasgow to North Itustlco ‘l-lnrbor via New Glasgow Bridge. Lower New Glasgow Road. Rustlco- ,vllle Bridge, Iiustlcovillc and North I-lustico.
The Mnlpcque Road from (‘hnrl0t~
tetown Royalty to \’Vinsloe Station and to }lolro_vd's gate '
The Savage l-iiirhour West Road ,to
Frencli Village, thence to Savage Harbour West Shore via Elisha (‘uf- fins.
Also-The Road from French Vill
tinge to Savage Harbour East. via i\iclntyre‘s and' .\icPliee"s thence .southivnxdly to the SI. l~'eter's Road via- A.lI'l'ed Mfr-l]acliei'n's and John J. Mr-Adnui's.
Also-The Road from the l‘onovo_v
St. Peter'| Road. '
The Road from Mi.. Stewart to
(Tlierry Hill vin the English <‘liui‘<'li (‘orner und the Allisary Sclllenient and Roco' fiom f’herry Hill to St. l’e{e;r's Rpad. the tiuineron Sottltr inc-nt and I-lend ot` llillsliurougli back to (‘lie|'r_\' lllll_
The nbove llnuri.; are without limi-
tation as io days ol' thc wack.
The Road front Morcll Station to
Peake`s Station and vin Morell t.`hup~ el and B_vrne's and Peiike's Road. in- cluding the O’llrlen Settlr-ment Rurul Mail Route.
Also-The Road from Lot 40 to
l(sne's ("orner.
The two last mintioned routes to
be open to Motor Vehicles on Tuol- daya. Thursdays and Saturdays and
Sold everywhere.
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The Road leading from Bradford
School to Mi'l\iilIun’s Forge on the
V -i.s'r us- ' DEVELOP
and PRINT
Your Films
_ The Kodak-Way
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. The Rexall Store.
lon Sundays from One to Six o'eIock p. m. F The noun n-om North side S1. {Pe~ier`s Buy to Albert Hyndinan's l(‘orne|~_ thence vin the Cable liead l\\'e=<i lloud e:i.~:twni'lll_\', along the I North Shore to the Portage Road via l i\l<~l)onald`s. _ This latter route shall be open to _Motor Vehlcltea on Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays only. ' ‘ All Roads in Township No_ 59 (ex- ccipling thu-1 portion of the \Vhiin lioud hclwee-ii Wlilni Ruud (‘ross and 1‘ounr_\' Lino, und the Road from Ileatlierdale via McRae’s Mill to the sulil' <‘oui.ty Line.) .
_-\ll roads in Townships No. 6] and
fill including tliosc portions of the Murrlii' Harbor and Wood' Island Roads exirndlng io Caledonia. in Q\|cen's (‘ount_v.
Also-The mnin road between
licui-h Point and hiurrny River vis. .\lnrrn_v Harbor South, Township N0. 04.
The above Roads shall ts closed to
Motor Vehicles on Twsldays, Fridays and Saturdays'-for th; remainder. of
the year. . .CM
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Almond Nut Bar
A rich, velvety, milk chocolate contain- ing an abundance of plump almonds-~
a quality that cannot bc surpassed.
Made in_ Canada. ~ ,
The MacKinnon Drug' Co. _