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QUR DOLLAR SALE

was a surprise to everyone

-' Tl-IIS WEEK we are going to have a

frwo DOLLAR SALE

$2.00 -

will buy you some bargains equallyas good as last weeks. _ We have selected some

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Women's Oxfords Women’s Pumps . Wo nen’s Tan Boots

and msn! odds and ends of last _ a_son’s best goods worth from

$3 00 to $5.00 ‘

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Morris-Smith-Beer

Rexall . “93" Hair Tonic

This cooling, frag ant,

refreshing liquid, rubbed gently into the" Scalp, helps to stimulate the circulation and enable the blood to nou rish the hair, open the scalp n res and remove dandruff. Price 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle.

Sold only at

THE _ MacKinnon Drug C0.

The Rexali Kodak Store

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with the latest discoveries and

inventions in optics, and immed- iately anything new is placed on'

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hliev. Henry Pierce. B. A., will con duct service next Lord's Day at Oorn

h BON TICKETS for Chautauqua Week

132,00. Don't delay till all are sold.

,‘ 32__6-7-1_0Mtf _ter leaving Hal fax on her last trip

` _ALL SHOULD GET THEIR " SEA-

~80N TICKETS for Chautauqua Week

$2.00. Don't delay till all are sold.

in the freight line says the Halifa

" wall ll and 7 and at Hampshire at 3. -- ALL lsHoui.i:- ear Ti-isis .SEA- s5.5o worth or entertainments' for

`$5.50 woith -of entertainments for

325-7-10M!!

. WANT BUBBIDY.-The Halifax ~ Herald says:-The Halifax Board of Westmoreland Lodge, No. 3, 'at M-one '

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to Charlottetown ,says he Halifax 1 | 9- Herald. '

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is 0 - . - The Centra ~ ~- - E ery ManWl1° a iMoore & McLeod Ltd '

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BHIPPING.-l'l`he' Hendry steamer

Seotsburn undei-._ eharte; _to_ Egrquhar ' and com-pany. Hall ax"`tooR a load of

coal from Sydney to Charlotett-own ai-

and then -proceeded to Pugwash to load brick for a -port in Newfoundland".

K. o|="P. MEET-iNe_-Mr. Robert

1.. Slii>il.' 'Grand' Chancellor Commend- eri of the Knights of Pytbias in the maritime provinces domain. left St. John Tuesday on an oillclal visit to

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Trade, it is understood, are moving ton. The grand lodge will _meet at for a subsidy for the steamer Harland Summerslde (P. 'E. -I.) -the third

out of Picton. onthe groiiiid that' she week in August.

serves a large part of Nova Scotia _ -l

that would otherwise bewithout sd- SCHOOL WORK.-The half-yearly

.equate passenger or freight service. examination of Ringwood School, \

The Picton Board 0f_ Trade are also Rocky Point was held on Friday after-

' m0Vlfl8 strongly for a subsidy for the‘ noon, June 28th, when a large number

Harland and it is to be hoped that the of paren.-ts and visitors were present government will see»lts way clear to The school room was prettiiy decorat- aid this route which is of great im- ed for the occasion with flags. ferns. portance to so many people and' to .ind flowers. The examinations in the so many business interests. It -is various subjects showed that carei'u` known that the Harland can be sold and thorough training had' been bes- at any time to advantage and that is 'owed on the pupils by their teacher. .will likely- takma subsidy to keep her ‘ Miss Vessey. After a programme of ' ' on the service. Her owner, William SOIIES “nd ¥€0l¥all0llS by U16 D\1i>llB- , McLure ,is to be commended for his all pfesent were treated to ice cream -

public spirit and service on the route and cake while enjoying selections on

vacated by the steamer Enterprise. glxeggnuiaogadhonghrgihunktrnkiinleofphlheig ‘N '

HEAVV 1-|;|App|c__since taking oresented among others presents five

up the Be,-vice between Snmmemhie itoll-ars to their teacher. Prizes: lst and pomt dn Cheng' fohowjng me prize for perfect attendance presented extensive repairs she underwent' ai by Mr' R' I” C°"'°"'-‘uvlded equally Hilllfali. the steamer Northumberland between Joh” New“°“ and Elwyn has had. plenty or ,mme to take Cnr? Morrow. 2nd prize two dollars, Mur- of, in fact more than she can handle Karel' White' ` I

Herald. On one trip she landed at 5ARNscL|FFE""M"' Arfime Mar" Snmme,-slne fourteen cans or way rett, one of Wlieatley Rivers most in-

f,-egghy alone and dnnng three Shen. ‘elligent and progressive farmers. and 1 “give g,-me hut week carried 639 Mrs. Barrett and daughter. Lilia - _ pass,-,ngers_ when the cm. ferry gets llliinclie. returned to their home Tues- V - - her turn for the Halifax drydock, day eVe“i“5- aflef Spending ii long. . work Wm he rushed day and nigh, as and pleasant holiday with Earnsciirfe it is conceded that it is of ,nhl nn relatives and friends. -Othef visitors piortance that she return to the route hem this week were: Mr' Alexander. as _soon as possible but in the`mean~ M"Phe“",)“- Cardigan Bridge' Mrs time while the car ferry' is lying at thc 3°bm`t Emma" and Jaugmer’ Mi” dry noch pier other necessnr re airs aihel. Miss Enman is another talent-

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nhove me water une are bein ru ned ed lslpnil teacher who has succunibed

~ g S .o the lure of the West, and will leuve

On account of having only the North- ,U U th last of th month _

umberland in service it -was antiei at- . T mm e B

ed that there would be a blockadd) of .mm Mya have returned from mf"

freight and 8 nomo" of the time on .lsliing excursion at Wood islands wth n the Schuh Wm be given to cawymg large quantity of fish, and iisi _ A freight between Plctou and Charlotte Tm]-ies' when they gm do!" were

' A veiw sP`eciAL ARR iNci";'i`vi_iz`Nr with-_the publishers allows us to offer until July 15th one yeai's

subscription for 59 cents

. THE DESIGNER IS a splendid monthly magazine

of fashion-household hints-cooking ideas editorial- matter-poetry and fiction, on and after August lst

it will cost -/ou 15: at all news stands-if you subscribe todav you can get twelve numbers for 59.; _

Leave your name at the pattern counter today.

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This Season Worth to $ 00 $112110 for - - - -- 29%-

, These are of Serges, Gaberdines and Poplins, in Nivv, Fawn, Taupe,

Green, every one is new this season-the models are all good and wearable-

' hepricesrun to $42.00 each, choose for............ $29

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the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we have it. Our optical ofilce is of the most approved style and is' equipped ---oi. iii.. verv inriwt iniitrn- ments and sight testing; appli-

ances. ‘ .-Qw-

Glasses fitted 'by us do not de-

mwh .wo of the party got sick at the

' _` liouglit of hooking thc innocent fish;

io they fished by proxy. A gentle

K 0. C_ ¢AMpA|(;N 4 The SL- .nan from the city cooked for the par-

.lohn Telegraph gays mai there .werei y, und the meals he served were sim- _

two meetings fpueaday of the central; gily marvellous. So tempting that ev-

Guinmittee which has charge of the- .in the fish came ashore alter n “bite.” Kllliilits oi’ Columbus big drive in the "h" E* Muwhisf yt‘;““3'3(tm' -Mists'

.-maritime provinces for th Ca ` "M" - was One ° le Pill? Y. an e - Caihclic A,-my h,nS_ Th; melhviilifgi :aught more fish than his father. 2 00-r 'were Called by D,-_ W_ P_ Broderick' frank is a srnartayouiigster, all right.

Misuninier He inet of Straw

The new shapes in men’s. straw hats are always

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ready at the MEN’S STOR E. 'i`he shape that suits your -

Made at Belmont Mills

f r e s h supply rect ivefi ‘

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the coe- metic effect to be obtained, and can assure you that our glasses

weekly. V 1

Buckwheat Puncaka s,

Buckwheat Cake, v

Buckwheat Porridg

Sold in any quantity

All wholesome & Tooth- some

For Sale at ' Carter’s Feed

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airu v. certain note oi' ineatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment. '

Children’s eyes receive our

special attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to fit a child with child’s glasses. not with cumbersome glasses thkt were intended foradiilts. Shadow Retinoscopy test used. Siicceedn where others fail.

H. J. Mahon

Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague P. E. island Nex,t door Bunk of Commerce

preliminary arrangements were put through and the details as to the car- rying out of the drive 'will-be made later. The drive will start on August 10 and will continue for a speoiiled time. Canvasses wil be made, the ar- rangements -oi’_ which are now under way. Another general meeting of the board -of management was .held in me afternoon. The central committee hail' present representatives from each dio- cese of the maritime provinces. The drive, if the present-plans work out, will be sh-0-it but no ground will re. main uncanvassed as teams will -be appointed to visit each district and see that everyone has been solicited in the interests of the»Can diaii,';C¢`lfli;, olic army huts. T-he speciiivqd sdiyijfqr the whole of the maritime proviifcsis is $100,000. with an alloted figure for

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DR. CLIFT

CHRONIG DISEASE!

GURATIVE TREATMENT by tlie|

month in advance, Victoria Hotel,- (fharlottetown. P . E . I . , Canada. HOURB.`12 to il daily. NOW

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_ B. S. HESSIAN -1 larrleter, Solicitor, ` ; Notary Public, etc.. ’ HONEY T0 LOAN.

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Miss D.Rudge

_ Hairdressing and Manicure ` Parlours

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That we operate the onlg

Lens Grinding Plant on . E. Island?

That we employ a skilled

Surface _Grinder, and are daily grindinti from the rough glass- e most com- plicate kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which

mean a good deal to- the Glass wearing. public, doing away with the annoying delays caused biy sending away forspecial eases-. ~

S_end your glasses in by

mail, you’li get them bac promptly and in perfect con- dition.

Call in and look over our

plant.

G. F. Hutcheson

Opiometrist and Optician

_ each section of the country. Details

in connection with the drive will be announced later and everyone will be thoroughly _familiar with the workingsi of those in charge. The objective is not an overly large one for the mari- time provinces, a-nd considering the fstc' that this is the ilrst appeal for its kind that has been made in these parts the amount aimed at should be easily secured. ' A n

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Minanrs Lniiment cel, Limitsii ~ 'Gents,-I cured a_ valuable hunt- ing dog of mango with MlNARD'S lilNiMEN'i' after several veterinaries -had treated him without doingvhim any permanent good.

_ _ Yours. &c..

‘ ` WILFRI-D GAGNE

Prop. of Grand Central Hotel, “ Drummondviile, Aug. 3. ’04.

Beerand Goff, Saturday A

Also hair goods for sale. 171 Great

George Street. Phone -664-L.

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J. D. STEV\fiRT,- K. 0. Barrister, Solicitor and

if Notary Public

_Dillon Newaon lleek, Charlottetown lraneh Olllea, Geer|ate\vn llaney M Lean__e_n,peal letato f 'x Q " " ' ' ; wannurwon az snsw Barrlaterl, Attorneys. Notary Pub-

lle; lie.. Solicitors 'for Canada Bank Association, Bank .ot Montreal, Can- ada.,Permaael|t loaitaliie Corpora-

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' W. li lolliloy, K. C.

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Dr.E.C.Harris Eye Specialist

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8888 for 25c. Only ges to a customer.

No. 2 Beer and Goff Cocoa

12c per Tin. Only one io a customer.

No. 3 Campbell's S o u p s

15c per Tin.

Secure your Strawberries

early. ‘Fresh Cream. Daily.

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SUNG dellllllf. and those resent were “Q” - ' ~ - G_ 1-_ 0.B,,e,,_ Chatham? ,__ B_ Mc__ --- See List of Sellers iri_ M1113", Charlottetown: _,_ A_ walker. A S/OLDlER_.s4 ADDRESS. - On i _ _ Anugonisii; .i.‘ D. campseii, Halifax “"°“d=y_evsnins' June 24th- Mr- and l the daily papers _

and Cha,-|es A_ Owens, SL John__TheJ-__Mrs. James Dyment were taken by ‘

gathered at their home to bid fare-

for your future prosperity.

M|nard'a Linim_ent used by Physicians

How Hoi*

It will Dai' You to keep

posted regarding the to.in~

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'I_`here are many thing whiclryou i!an“'sa"feiy *dll "at '80 degrees that .would be dangerous at 90. We have a nice assert-ment of

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When it is too warm .to shop comfortably, remember our telephone number is 33.

_ The Quality Drugstore

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surprise, when o. number of people

well totheir son Hatfield, who was going to do_n the khaki on the follow, ing day. After spending -the first

part oi’ the, evening in social converse- ,L_ :ion Mr. Daniel MacArthur rose, and , .iddressing Mr. and Mrs._ Dyment. told the purpose of the gathering at their home. Then Mr. Thomas Harn- niill read an address, and Mr. Reagh -Ramsay presented a handsome sum of _money to Mrs. ‘Dyxnent as her, son was not at home. Mrs. Dyment thank- ed the people on behalf of her son. After the presentation 'th-eé‘gs/thering returned to their homes, having wish- ed Hatfield and also his brothers Sgts. Wilfred J. and' E; Herman, who enlisted in the No. 2 Siege Battery, a safe return. The following is the address. .Mr. Ha-tfield Dynment, Northam. Dear Sir:--ln responding to the call oi your Sovereign we know you are prompted by the highest in- 'spirations of your life, which has always been in sympathy with the aims and ideals of the Allies. in tak- ing this step sir, you have emphasized the fact. that in times ot a national crisis the singing of "God Save thc, King" is not alone-suiltcient. u-stemer test must be applied, that test is now being applied to you. We, your fel- low citizens, wish you strength to work out your destiny by the grace of God. We will follow you in our thoughts, wishing you a bright and a safe retum. Please accept this as a token of our respect and good wishes

face-the style that pleases your taste-the size that you need-the weight that is most comfortable.

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Boy’s Straws........ 25c to $l.00

PERSON A LS -

her home after spending a few daYs with her cousin, Miss Gladys Wood ol Vernon.

Mrs. John R. Campbell, Cam|Jbell's

Cove is visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Francis, 34 School Street.

Mrs. Fulton Adams, and little

dough,-ter, who have been visiting here the guests of Mrs. Alex. Brown. Euston St., left yesterday for her home in Moncton.

Mr. Joseph- Morrisey, left yester-

day for his home in Orwell, after a» two weeks pleasant visit in Tignish. where he was the guest of -Miss Win- nie Morriaey.

Mr. W. P. Fox, who spent the win-

ter in Charlottetown in connection with the Canada Food Board arrived in the 'city yesterday, and will remain here for some time in -the same capa- cty. .He is registered at the Russ.

Mr. and Mrs. !Everet-t Wedlock and

family of Hunter River and Miss Blanche McKendrlck of Charlottetown motored to Hunter River on Monday from the western part ot’ the Island where they have been visiting at Mr.‘ Wm. McKendrick. Campbellbon, also many other friends. Mr. Wedlock re-_ ports the roads all that cnuid be de- sired for motoring. *

e Burned

Skin

Youwant a healthy

~ summer tan. But some-

times you (iget it too f quickly an then there is a few days of suffer-

in . r

€`he application of .

'Dr. Chase’s Ointment takes out the stinging and burning, and leaves the skin delightfully

soft and smooth

Because it is equally

effective in relieving stings of insects and ivy poisoning as well as chafilig--'and skin irril:-‘ ations -it"is inva -'able '

in -the siimnier' cdliiip(

Miss Dolly Drake has returned' _to

Lieut. Roy Leitch, of this city, left

yesterday 'for Edmonton.

Mr. E. C. Dalton, steamboat -ln-

spector, St. John, is in the city.

Mr, James S. Hanson, the well

known fur buyer of New York is in the city.

Mrs. S. C. Clark, .Mount Stewart,

was in town yesterday.

.Mr'. H. Prowse, of the Light- house service, went west yesterday morning.

Miss .Anna McPhee and Miss Anna

Burns of Cumberland left yesterday on a visit to friends in Morell.

:Mes-srs. Bert Shaw and Chas.

Crockett, of Stanley, Shaw & Peurdon

Messrs J. A. McDonald and L. J.

McDonald, Cardigan, were -in the city yesterday. `

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Norton, Cardigan.

are in the city on the way to attend the (‘hurches of Christ at New Glas- gow.

Ilev._Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Miss

Vivian Armstrong and Mrs. John A. Stewart,-of Montague, motored to the city yesterday on their way to attend the convention in New Glasgow.

Mr. Fred McNeill, manager of the

Bank of Nova Scotia at Welland. OHL- hng arrived in (Yhiirlottotown to visit his parents Dr. and Mrs. McNeill, Pownal Street.

Mrs. MacKenzie.. of Wollaston,

Mass.. and Mrs. McKinnon, of Char- lottetown. P. E. l.. arrived in Sack- viile, Saturday evening culled there on account of the serious illness of their mother the lata Mrs. Watts.

FORMER PASTOR HE'RE.- The

Maritime Baptist has the following reference to a former Cliariottetown pastor of the Baptist Church which will he- read with interest by many friends here:-Rev., Johnson L. Miner, pastor of the Roxborough Baptist Church, Philidelphla, is meet- ing with marked success in leading the activi-ties of that strong church. During the year just closed thirty-five members were received by baptism. The missionary apportionments of tho church were exceeded by nearly fifty per cent. The Sunday School has an enrollment of over six hundred. Dr. Miner is well known in these pro- vinces, having served as assistant pastor at Amherst alter his gradua- tion at Acadia, and later as pastor of the Charlottetown Church. His old bolus .is at -Mount Wliatley. N. B. He plane is to spend part of his vacation this -summer visiting the land of- his birth. and will be vvarr_nly_ welcomed

went to Kensington yesterday. -

by the many friends of earlier dayaw

When a man tells a woman a joke i

he usually has to follow it up with an

explanation. -

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bought an AiiioSirnp Safety Razor before lcuving for Overseas because, to use his own words, "il is built fat service, there is nothing to get _out oi, order. it is alnays really for use, it keeps its own ‘ blades in perfect shaving con- dition and l can get a cleaner = and more comfortable shave with it than any other I eva used and I have tried most ol

them."

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Pretty Strong Evidence

of the satisfaction io he ob- .‘ tained from the use of an

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the moi-ning shave. _

Special Military Outfit" ' `

Price, $5.00

Ollalnilla at 'Leading Stone .

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