~' mer or sul?-I f"l""

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iwsilifistff Ming

orders new for Hard Cos”-l`,~ ‘fthe Schooner

Robert 5 fMcFarland

will arrive here early gust . with 1000 toi;l.~'»Cust~o,mers_ ,i]._

in for delivery

from . vessel.

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1;. i:-° P4 0 (D

A. Piiskaniil flu

llllone 240. _

mg f-.

l".rtF..=...l *llii1C~ELisl,silellE as

llocliif ljolsr soar .iiifiruicr:uri-tc°.i°s-'sll'-bm i.':.°..f.'.:::'~:.‘:..=°.<: lr:r.i?.1:.ir:'.’.~:l`i3’F§' - Leave Ch?town` Leave Bm-.ky Point

Mrs. Reginald ,Hepburn (neo Ming

Roddy) who has been the' guest of Mrs L M Poole at Keppoch left yes-

` 0 o _ , _ . .

. I t C e *elder morning for her home in

vMontreal.

As will be seen by the advertise-

One Dollar Founiain__.'_P¢ri mint in annular wlnnn. unreeldnnee

of Bloomfield Station, are calling the attention of the medical profession to

We wish to can special at they need of a doctor in that vicinity.

lentl0n_ t° 0\1f 008 D0_"ll‘ At the Charlottetown police court. Fountain Pen. ~ 'yesterday two butchers olnogoa

with not properly covering thou- ment

This Pen is made by THE L. E, wagons were up before 1-lie Hon...-

WATERMAN C0, of Montreal, Md “fe dlBmiS°°d»

§_§'l.”‘- §j?_,,‘§ “~..“‘- the makers :if the famous The Guudianiw x H bl . " " 0 e cv es I nn. , 1253*. ,,__,,. Waterman I ldvsl Fountain Pen nn... no... p.n.o... .n.oi.'§no.if 2.12

;g,’f»-'_“‘ "°° .. ~ province. All such items should be

se- SSS

#ser S383

SUNDAY: comes in plain and chased barrel

LIIVG U|)’l70W|l Lgav

9.1” dh mo

L_ 12 I5 ,

=-~° ':. .

PP as

.°'!'?’:°"‘ ssgsg; = =;sr.

lt has the regular Waterman il d t .

. "rn rs food. im. solid goin po.. in uno, {‘,‘§`,..‘_’_ C°.',,,,,,,,‘2,,,,,i,},‘f,-".'.""‘,‘},,,_,e,,,§§,°{§ medium and coarse points and after the events, etc'.,' have tnnnspi,-_

7 Poin ed'

In a word 'tis . Pupils of the .Consolidated School

having Manual Training models at

‘A PHI “Ill BIWIYI $06!, fult the school will call for them Satur-

da evenin All ust 3r t _

' ° ~ ‘ Y R. Z fl. a 7 o'

_ . .Mi MURPHY’ gills “til expeczsllons and sails; cltocié o,,l,,n; ,ml .meat at th; moo, f, 5 Mggunpdg N. e m ° , a ococ or gal' en wor . At

osi llsciing writers: the same ,mr the School Garda"

G' E. prizes will be awilji. '

-1 5 *___ u-__ _ Much sympathy is expressed fo

» - i _ F I 4 f 5 - r

¢ _ ' . Rev. Benjamin Chappell, of Tokyo \ . '

e S h P u 1° D Japan. in the death of his wife,

_ `,"j' ` ’ e C 0 I a t e 8 _ which occurred recently at that place,

week old. ’

. We get our chocolates 'sent in fresh shipments ‘ weekly and guarantee them to be not more then one

,onr-line ofluoifn onoéoinlon aioiaeaiy dainty, in - -,boxed sets coutslrlirlga choise display of assorted

_ffiavors that are ,bound to please the most criticaltastes. 1-2 lb. box 35c l lb.6oc in bulk 5oc a -lb.

-rx 'ls

Kinnon Drug Company

, L-li

‘hi

l

» l uf.

Hickey 8:? N icholson Tobacco C

when makingpurchases, 'particularly of tobacco. '1`here` ` a good deal of very common

tobacco on the market

` and as a rule it costs just as much as the good. Ask for R‘IVAL or MASTER MARINE if you want a good smoke. If a chew, try CO M B I N A T I O N TWIST.

&_.°

‘ Scrutinize Closely DD

\..

wealways offer.

A. jprk' Plane, ? `

wooden bottcm

splendid value

.tl-`i‘\_a£|s.o'ss; X _

“ll*iid Saws. Dl=\\<g11'S md

- 8 d's all ses to 2 in, every mhggsrrdnted §i._4o to- - $3-5° Other' ilnesof ilsiid -ssws rsng~ ingtig prices from.. . . -59° UP QQ gt, special value st 3911- Chlsels 35s sud . . . .452 . . . \45¢

snail eiilsels. vm-anion

q_ ,_ty,` 1~a doz. inbox.----$1

otcheis 35;: snd..`.'...- -- Sl-

Smoot h i n g

plane, ` steel,

4oc, 6oc and

» . ..75e

Brace and full line of bits

ranging in size from 3-16 io. 1 l-2 in 4oc to..‘........$_2.$0 ‘ Set of 13 bits, assorted sizes. in wooden esse...........$3-75

Set of bits, l-2 doz. in case.

wsrranted quality , usually sold at $1.a5‘for. .. . . -936

Carpenters rules nc sud . .l5¢ Hammers, best east steel :loc

¢0»asss¢ss'ooss\ossso 3~~~~~”f

Vo l u e s

. 9

pept or s T o

.;-j_n_j, are s few representative bargains from our

13,1-§¢`0!.li_s_t of carpenters tools- just a few odd_selections from our large stock showing . the money saving values

2.§‘I 2.../

` where they were engaged in mission

work. Both Mr. and Mrs.` Chappell were old Mount Allison students and their twin daughters, Misses Mary and Constance, were members ol the University graduating class of 19l2.-Sackville, exc. Rev. Mr. Chap- pell ls a native of Charlottetown.

Hon. Chas Dalton and wife and

family who were invited to be pre- sent in the Royal Special on Mon- day from Summerside to Charlotte- town, unfortunately happened to mise that train. However, Mr. Dalton promptly hired n, special train for himself, .his family, and other friends and arrived in the city about one and n half hours later than the Roy- al Special and in time to ioin in the celebration.

All dnv Monday while Charlotte-

town was decoratcd in beauty for the reception of its Royal guests, the Martin Haytedder was being tried out on the farm of George E.Hughes, Inkerman. Besides Mr. Martin him- self, who operated the machlne,there. were present at dfilerent' times thro- ughoutpthe day several who were in- terested in the successful working of the attachable Haytedder, While the principle of tedding hay is the same whether done by an independent ted- der ,or by a special tedder, attachable to any standard mower, it was noted that the machine worked smoothl! all day long. The universal joint em- ployed in the construction of the forks permitted of 'free adjustment as the team turned ar/ the corners. Throughout the entire test there was not a moments delay caused by the new machine, nor did the horse ap- pear to mind the additional draft. It was intended to use the machine in a field of heavy clover, yesterday but weather probabilities prevented this being done. A number of' farmers have applied for attachments for their mowers: ~'l‘his 'ms.tter‘w~ill he attended to as soon as arrangements, now being considered, can be made.

::Rexall Shampoo Paste cultivates

‘a rich, luxuriant growth of fine silky hair. It makes the scalp healthy, reiuvenates the hair roots, 'cures dsndrun and prevents baldness. Try lt it you want a good head of

and Kant Ste. Mliltf.

' B

, fsursslos emo.

¥.‘;;.2f°:i.‘::.‘:°..°'.;'.‘..:":.~..f:: ruse ~-sinnlly clay"

New Remedy Thai; Bcmoyq prmklu "iff‘ff-'~‘4-‘~'=4"*"\*'\'r*-'-'-‘-'~'=-*ff-‘-‘f-‘-‘-‘-‘-*ff-1-----‘-11'-1*-‘-‘-1'1-'-ff-f-<‘-1'-1'-T--‘fffff:-'f-:_= 55 _ 5_5-or-_costa _N°thins- - -1 1t.pante_ buy in tnlsrrovlnes. '-

-‘ H°f.°'! 6' °hnn¢e Miss rreelrio-race cloned 1-ml-in dnorl emo to try a new reined for freckl lt' ' ° Wu* 'ul th’ gumntea 0, Z l_.°imm6,°;;1£ a passenger east yesterday afiemoon.

That it will notcost you a penny ‘un_- R. J. Culliu. Waterford, C. 12"; zilfvynguthn §l:;crk1en.mivlh;iie» il B.. is visiting in Charlottetown.

, a c co e on, _ ‘ - the expense is trifling. _ - , Alexander Martin, Valleyfield, was

Simply get an ounce of othine- a. plsnnnger returning from Charlotte-

gouble strength, from The' McKinnon town yesterday afternoon. »

'UZ C0-` and one night's treatment -- _ will show you how easy lf, in to nd Dr. Sutherland, Bourls, was . ll yourself of the homely freckles gn.; passenger returning from Charlotte- znt a tnheautilni complexion. Rarely in WWII yesterday aim-noon. .

more sn one ounce needed I th """’ worst case., ~ -or 9 G, L. and Mrs. Grant, Charlotte- Be sure to ask for the double t°w“' wa" P"“°“S°|`° W G°°|`K°l5°Wl" otrenufotnino, nn this iotno only ’°°"‘?"‘l“*' ‘“°‘”“°°“- ` _

prescription sold under guarantee of 0 J Ren se at (th Y moneyb k if it fi t ' ' Y' °|' “F0 0 - fl-eck|,,,_ Bc an 0 r°m°vf M. C. A., Charlottetown, has sr- . uhenvo your pmsenpuon with us, rived :home from Big Cove, N. S.

w h ii -"1 ' '-"' n.°.l.3Z§ n“ih.‘.’“.£‘..‘l.’L‘.l f.l°.§3.`»"“..TZ.‘§. ,,,f;‘_;==°;,§;;,§°°,s,gg, °',,;h° 8°-“N an

’ 1 ' , BJKDW . .,

_:sling Eul~ecd)i-`ils{l`hil’ili(;liinnl?ii)'§:\`;,=l;_ accompained by Mrs. Btevensdn, were

:fn bgdmy' othenon the Island. only visitors in Charlottetown yesterday. C0118 . expert pharmacists work in

'this department and every prescrip' E\1i{el°:attJ'ofGI.’ort?fl~il)dke1:i;si|iillld hervtlllilif non ie.<loni.le eileclrea and weighed ,ng at ' T,,,,,,,,,y,,,, 'the “gg” , to insure accuracy. We can fill a Bliss and Mrs. Prowse g 0 nrescrilvtion_ ol any doctor. 1-as mtl. l '

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New sailor collars in Nsvvuiu e .,¢1f,,f,°f,,,S,‘,'l,f,'1' f,",fD,‘},'f.§mA°'. im' °"§,“' launcher Blue ana caralnalar. 40 Donald 0, M,,,m,,,‘ ,it ' °° to 55._|ust received by mail todav. 10,. Omlleton P E 'i' ° 7°°l'°"d“7 __S¢°mqy Bms_ 73| M3, . . . .-Amherst.Exc.

'inn-uni-. ool-lull aaa ul.. xo., MY. Charlottetown. are visiu.

friends in Ht. Peter s.

J- W- KWUIY. of the Circulation

Department of the Boston Amer-icon was in Charlottetown yesterday and will spend a short time visiting in this Province.

The much heralded Mighty Haag

Circus is in Charlottetown having nr- rived shortly after three o'clock this morning. On Monday the circus was in Hummel-side and yesterday m`orn~l. ` at 4.40 left for Alperton, showing there yesterday and leaving at 3,35 p.-ln. by special train .comprising eighteen cars `direct for Charlotte- town. They open in Charlottetown this morning and will show today sud tomorrow.

The Peol>le‘s Theatre, Charlotte-

town. was taxed to its utmost ca- pacity, last evening, and the crowd were not dlssappointed in- the splendid program presented. The story of the landlord who objected to birds was a comic one and drew peals of laughter from the audience.

'The other reel, entitled Blazing the

Trail, was in two parts, one ol those western reels that must -been seen to he realized. Miss Sohmers was heard in illustrated song and greatly appreciated.

Fox ranchers and those interested ln the industry will be interested in the following from n Bt. John ex- change :-Among the 'shipments ab- oard the _steamer Admiral Sampson from Alaska to Seattle last weak was ll consignment ot"six live silver tip foxes, in charge of F. G. Whelpley, who plans to establish n farm for breeding the animals on the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. The foxes are from the interior of Alaska, near Fairbanks, nnd are the first shipment of 200 ordered by the Canadian gov. ernment for. breeding purposes. The foxes will he used in replenishing the forests of Canada, where the animals are rapidly being exterminnted.

A quiet wedding took place at the

Parsonage of the First Methodist Church, Charlottetown, yesterday at 2 p. m., when Duncan Warren Mc- Laren and Margaret Jane McLaren, both of Cable ~I-lead, King's County, P. E. I., were united in marriage. The bride, who was attired in a beautiful blue silk gown, was attend- ed by Misa Etta McLeod and the groom was supported hy his brother Russel McLaren. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Heaney, B. A., in the presence of a few friends of the contracting parties. The young couple are very popular in the ,com- munity in which they reside and they have the best wishes of their numer- ous friends for a prosperous life. ‘

A Moncton Ex. says: l-laag's cir- cus crossed from Point Du chene to P. E. Island 0n Sunday, but some of of the animals, including the lions and lionesses were left behind. This afternoon while one of the trainers named Carroll was feeding the anim- als a lioness éeized his hand and dragged it beneath the bars of the cage. Some bystanders went to the assistance of the tamer, whose arm to the elbow was inlthe jaws of the lio- ness. Finally the enraged animal was beaten oil with an ax, but not until' she had been knocked down by a blow from the ax. Carroll’s arm was terribly lacerated, and Dr. Oul- ton who attcndedthe man, was un- able to say as yet whether he can be saved or not. The incident naturally created much excitement among the residents.and the summer cottagers at the Dvllll-»

5

Neiison‘s

Chocolates

“The Chocolates that

are different."

Packed in attractive

white boxes,-delicious and satisfying.

Try them-

ss.. is.. sc.. 15°, ao._ sim, l.so.

.lolmson & Johnson

,...--o , _.11-

Cleaner

\

Smoky City Wall Paper Cleaner should be used by ' every housewife who wants to keep her walls and ceil- ings clean and spotless. It i is splendid for cleaning wall

per, . kalsomille and

i)r.ssco»- rub it on the wall rayon woulda bnish and

» . the dirt will instantly dis- `“lpl“"` li 'A ` l

_ l. i I A is atom , thst'cl¢sa¢.s‘nd‘:ll!inm|:.-'den ,- ' not stain olffuie. A large can.

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Slllri Waisis Worih io $1.25 Saiurday and Monday each

READY ON THE TABLES FOR YOU ON SATURDAY morning.

and continuing until Monday at one o’clock, we will run this great shirt waist bargain, of pretty lawn waists-some with low necks, some with high necks, some open back, some open front, all white. ~ `

Shirt Waisis Worill io $1.95 S ,25 e Saturday and Monday for each

~ HE KE IS A BARGAIN IN A SOMEWHAT BETTER LINE-

handsom; lawns, dimiiies, batistes and the lille. Some of them hate _Dptch necks, some have iiftle.turn down' collars, some have high necks. all are new styles this season. If you want two-or three new waists get in promptly. Worth tp'1.95 for ... . . . .`. . . ... .. . . . ,... .................. . . _ . _ $l.l5

$2.50 Dresses $5.75 Dresses I

HOW "“-I |-- l'l0W --I

These are made in pretty ging-

hams and percales, some stripes, some plain-~ some checks, all of them smart, tasteful, well made dresses- all of them new this sea- sou-- the only reason for the re-

Hcre is a particularly niceline,

mostly Anderson girlghams in a lot of pretty colors and pafierll effects, all latest 1912 cuts, all new, all good and just the very garment

. you want for present wear. Come

I duction-is that we are goingto l

| needalot more r°0m_____.____$|.95_ I | early forfhislot.................$2b0 I

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Dresses

, 4.50

Dresses

ALL THE 4.50 DRESSES are bc-

lng sold out this week at 3 .oo. That is cheaper by a long shot, than you can buy and make the goods. Get in early 4. 50 for......... . .. . . . .. .......5100 .

ALL the 2.95 DRESSES are being

' sold out this week at 2.25. At this price

there is a great range of the prettiest wash garments, at medium prices, that we

300” haveeversold. 2.95 for,..............$2.25 Ladies’ Hats Worth to 85c io go for l5c

THERE IS A GREAT BIG LONG COUNTER of these- many styles,

many colors, many shapes, -but all of them new, and all of them good. just as it says, worth to 85c. now

Ladies’ llais Worth to $1.25 for 25c

HERE IS SPLENDID BARGAIN LINE, it just means that we are going

to close up this millinery season without a hat or flower belonging to simimcr of 1912. if cut prices will do it. Hats worth to 1.25 ...25c

Ladies’ llats Worth to $5. for 90c

HOW A DOW

,Here is another chance for you to pick up something smart in _'a high

class hat ata price that is just a joke on the regular value. The assortment of these is not very large-a good many you know but not so that you 'can risk taking chances on it. Come early.

All Chiliire ’ All Childrens New ilaisns na" Price New Bonneis Hall Price

4-Sc Rompers for Saturday Q. Monday 50c

IF THERE IS A WOMAN WHO OWNS A SMALL BOY OR GIRL and who wil

not be pleased at this bargain chance we’d like to hear of her. These rompers are all new, al made up ofgood wash material will wear well, will look will, and you will bc well pleased

with them. especially when you get the 48c line Saturday and Monday ffgigg

oss...~¢o|~»\aos»soa~s»s~».. ...,gg -... ooo . . . . . . . . .--¢|¢|¢,....

Double Discounts on Linen Table Cloths

LAST MONDAY WE MADE THIS SAME OFFER-~ it rained, and some women

missed it, who wanted to get in on it. This time, Saturday all day and Monday morning until i o'clock, we offer a double discount on all this special lot of handsome linen table cloths with border all round- Consider the prices for a minute

$3.25 Table Cloths are now JL59 _$1-85 Table Cloths are now $1-U 3-50 uc li ` lc li :Jo 4_5() rl ir i i 2-70 5.75 “ “ “ “ 345 4 9° “ “ “ " 2-94

iii F

l>n.§. Good. woni. lo $1.00 59.

THIS LOT OF DRESS GOODS INCLUDES A WIDE ASSORTMENT of

fabrics, in lerhaps eight or nine different colorings, and nearly as many different sorts of goods. In the lot there are goods suitable for dresses, for siiitings, for_children’.~i. dresses

and all the rest. There are goods regularly offered _ at $r.oo per yard, and there are some oiiered at

- c ' 65c, 75c, 85c, goc etc. You choice on SATURDAY C

ANDMONDAYfor...-..-.-... ,_ J

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Cut thnew ce Bills C i..

REFRIGERATORS

‘ Jewellers .lclll

Monday llalf Holiday

We the undersigned Jewellers

A are great Ice Savers

Buycne from us and be convinced. We have a nice line in dll feren dos: om.

si les which we will sell chesp for cash.

Y

' Csil and see our stock.

. For Sale By

. mm:-;G=_--__" Ge°m=======»S*' ` li' S W' C R A B E ,lsrilwsrs`Hsrel\snl~'

have decided to join in the half holiday movement and agree to

of busi-

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