* C I l °‘* _L e are taking or- ;, de, noiw _for next w‘= ter’s coal supply.

H . Coal is cgming ,_ -d it--is etter ' ‘ g ~ _},"=%7er-direct

BRAND COFFEE

f the vessel. Can we ' have your 0r_der,?3..- We W ill , promise only t h e begtlqugllity and the

lowest lprice.

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Picked & co,

‘Z ' 1' f cHAsEa.sANsoRN P\‘°“° 240 Mourrneat. ,.7

il Ch’town

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Perfect Meal

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MORFi(_)N & DUFFY | “.\`uno|'s Anti-Diabetes is the only

, V ,known practical] and thoroughli' test-

» Barrlsters and Attorneys cd rcmcdy for Diabetes. Meklitus. We

Solicitors for H0ylil Bunk ot U.».nn.fla carry all the Hanoi preparations. E.

QA. Foster, Centr:1l l`)i'ugst;orc, Agcntf

. MONEY TO LOAN i l 3475-7-l5M1li.

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Use Hellebore °.. Your Plants

For keeping insects away from the

berry bushes, vines, fine plants and flowers

‘ etc., you will find our hellebore unusually

good. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and a quarter of a pound of hellebore will give your plants all the pro-

' tection they need. 1-4 pound 10c.

Mackinnon Drug Company

)..Cor. Gt. George and Kent Sts.

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g s-,_-; -, 1 rr/ff of smoking inferior tobacco.

-_`--lei' Q* ll =“-'P It is injurious to yourself,

friends. Besides, good frag-

» rant tobacco costs no more.

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ask for. Remember anyone

Bright Twist, Hick_ey’s l3right Cut, Rival, _

‘ Master Marine Smoking ’lobacc_o, Iilack Twist f Hickey & - Nicholson Tob. Co., Ltd. `

` Charlottetown, P. E. I. J'

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= i, f The Risk

_ U ~A!5fl<lgsiii and a nuisance to your

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` S' ';`$"¢ its all in knowing what to

‘ of the following.

and Coiiibiiiation 'l`wist Chewing Tobacco.

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,Gray p Marine Moto

Standard the world over, Made in sizes from

3to 36. H. 1, 2&3 Cylinders for boats of all Types and sizes

Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full

information

' FOR SALE BY

- Stanley, Shaw & Peardon

ze" ' S010 Ag¢.‘.llt3 fof Pu E' L -put your money in the ot. lnwfellce

1438-3-2Mtf

" ` I i iv _#gi _ _'11 I all

1 Summer School -oi Scielllle

. in this City. Tuesday July 7"*

G5rter’s Bookstore V

each-Like everything else 'in the

'highest quality, li-beral quantity and

' reasonable prlce. E. A. Foster, Gent

|Silver Black. Fox Co., Ltd. Full par-

, tlculars on application to Wm. Moi-an

: A Secretary, Box 500, Charlottetown.

3363_7_10M“_

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IT PAYS to buy in this province.

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Lo linlunnon Drug Co 537.

HAIR l'lEAUTIFIB§_R.- All who 60° sire beautiful hair should get Mrs. Wliite's hair lotion." Call on' her at hs Lennox Hotel. =. f. ... 3285.

DE _[~3Al3LE CIRCUIT.-Rev. J. Mr-

Dougall will preach on Sabbath, the 19¢|\. at DoSable at 10.30, Canoe (love at 3 and Argyle Shore at 7.

MOUNT STEWART.-Services on

the Mount Stewart Circuit on Bun- duy, July 19th, will be as follows- Blnck River, 1| ii.. m.; Mt. Stewart, Ii p. m.; Marie, 7 p.-m. . ‘ _

Sl’RUf1l-I SHINGLEB.--The schoon-

er Iona arrived yesterday from Dal- housie, N. B., with a cargo oi cedar and Qi-.elfec spruce shingles for L. M. Poole it Co., Conno1ly's west whari.

3539.

llA}'i'lNEY.-There will be preach-

ing service next Sunday at I-Iartney Hall at 7 p. in. There will be also Scriptur: reading and- choice selec- tions on the phonograph. Hymns, "Calvary" and “The Holy City." All ar" invited to this union service.

A GOOD P'ROPO\S1'1‘ION.- Atten-

tion is directed toi_ the advertisement in this issue, of the Seal River Black Fox Coinpuny Limited, which is ‘is- Hllillll $90,000 of new stock in order to increase its breeding stock. The spleudi-l record oi this company dur- ing its three years' existence is uu ausnrancc to investors that the high dividend record will be maintained. An uvciuge dividend of 145 per cent. which thf Company has paid yearly since it was started n'.ukes the pro- position a most attractive one to 111091-‘Gill-ive investors and there is no doubt that the stock will be taken up in a very short time. Q

AGR1(.7l_‘l/l‘URAL l’ICNIC- Among the pitiulnciit speakers at the ngri-| cultural picnic to he licld in tlie» Maple Grove on the fa_|_'m of Wmil illarlz, North Wiltshire, on Saturday, will be the Commissioner of Agri- culture, (1-Pon. M. McKinnon), Mr._ A A l\'li:l_»eun, M.P.; Mr. D. Nichol-` stu M,l’.; Mr. J.K. McIunis,|Ilegii\a, Sash.; l’i'of. Theodore Ross, Sec- retary lor Agriculture; Prof. W. J. ltiid, l'u~ti'\\ctor in Animal Husbuu-l di'v; Dr. lliiiniltou, H'ead of the Na- ture Study llepnrtfllent, Macllonald "\ll|€i’<1; Mrs. A. ld. Dunbrack, Super- \'i'ior Wo|ren’s Institutes, and Miss Ilclenn Mifllonald, Assistant Super- visor. The prominent. feature of' the uftcrnooii will be the_judging of dairy cattle and horses. Everyone in the vicinity having ii good light liorsc or i: good heavy one is invit-

ed to bling him in. and have him, gone ovi.-~' by thc expert. Mr. F. ML, Jennings. Wool Expert, Live Stock Uiuncli, Ot.tawu,_will also be prescutl and will -,glue demonstrations in grading o'.' wool. Everyone inter- ested is invited Fto.-1'. attend-those with baskets partlciilnrly.

MINIS’l`i<1RS '1'O A'I"'l`l<ZNl)_

i_‘(>NVEN'l‘10N OF LOCOMO-

'l"IVlil FINGINEERS.

I-IALIFAX, July 16.-\Whcn thc Right Hon. Prime Minister, Sir- Rob- ert Borden, was in Halifax n few days ago D. delegation Qt the locomo- tive eoginccrs gave him 4, pressing in- vitabiou to attend -that great gather- ing, which will assemble in Hhlti'-ax on July 20th, four thousand strong. 'l`lie 'Premier promised thc men that if nt all possible he would be pres- mint. " The Prime Minister now finds il- liecaugc oi important government bus- iness he cannot accept the invitation of the delegation. to coins tn Halifax nn this occasion to niect. the men and make their acquaintance, but. Hon. ’l‘. W. (Brothers, Minister of Lah‘o!‘._ and Hon. J. D. Hazen. have accepted the liivitation of the railway men and will be present during the convention.

'l‘ha gathering will be the greatest

in point of attendance and in impart- nnce oi the business represented that has ever assembled in Halifax and this will be recognized 1;' the presence oi two members of tha Dominion Cab-

inet.

::SORE FEET.-Nyal's Eas’em

(llorated) rests tired, aching, :ore feet.-It makes walking ii plea.sure- Nyal's Foot Bath Tablets are antis- eptic soothing and cooling.--25 cents

Nyal line these articles are of the

ral Drugstores liitt

::Ii|_vou, want n good investment

---for the Picnic Party

- If you want to be sure of a

.U musemafnte for young and old at me

FII.‘lS developed and printed at League ot the CFOSB l’l¢l\i¢. MODMY- V

' "ll B oks Note

have proividedwi large SUPPIY °f W°’k ° > . Book" ,keg Loose Leaf Note Books, Pencils

P¢n|,.ff|l¢'§, _Note P8P¢l'» &c» &c°

Literature

of sin" “M=¢l’°""’ the Last Minstrel” These B00kS

the Course of Studies.

0f~P. E. _Island in great variety

good time at your picnic party

a Thermos bottle or a Thermos lunch set. _ ' The Themes is easily carried from place to place, does not get out of order, is handy. light and compact, keeps liquids icy cold for 48 hours. Prices $1.50 up.

The Two' Macs

Gt Geo St V

THERE WILL BE PLENTY ol a-

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H~A2l~IIiBRO0K F‘IELD.- The ser- vices ln this field on Sunday, July' 19th, will he as follows:-Cross Roads, 11 a. m.-subject, "-Man's Great Heritage." Hazelbrook, 3 p. m.-sutjoct, "A Blunder in Poli- cy." Alexandra, 7 p. 'n\.-subject, "The (-in-at. Decision." Pi-cache the

pastel .

HIND US MAY G0' TO HALIFAX.

VANCOUVER, July 14.-Negotlaa

tions are now being carried on by an East indian, styling himself iieharl Lal Verma, as secretary of the Amer- erica Indian Colonization Company, with Townsr, Jones 'und Company, oi Bombay, for 3 vessel capable of car- rying tlve hundred third class Hindus via the Suez Canal to Halifax, Verma failed in chartering ., boat in Hong Kong for the same purpose. The pro- tector of emigrants, the Government oillcial in Bombay, has not yet a- greed ta issue permits for the l>ropos< ed live hundred emigrants to Canada.

A call,for four hundred volunteers

among the llindu residents oi Canada to go tg India wbout the time the Komaguta Maru sails bark and to

522:22.:::3‘:;";.f.'c“:.;..;’“§;.t;f. rss' 16 pairs Mens Summer Trousers

go on Sale today at LL? HALF PRICE

These sixteen pairs of men’s summer trousers are mostly in light colors,

finished with belt straps and rolled cuff. They sold regularly at $2.50- to $4, the sizes run 33 to 42 inch waist. To empty our shelves of this lot

WE OFFER Tl-IE WHOLE LOT AT HALF PRICE

Hindus have also gone East, in order lt is said, ' to get into the l`hit,ed States there and come West to the Pacific Coast; States and raise addit- ional volunteers tliere to make the total number 1,000.

WORLD'S BIGGEST

GUN FOR PANAMA.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-When lin

breach locking device has been pei feet sd at Watervliet arsenal, the great 16 inch gun, the biggest. bieco ui or- dnance in the world which has just been shipped from Sandy Hook prov- ing grounds, will be practically ready for service on the Panama canal for- tifications. Some idea may be ovblnlii-, cd of t-he tremendous power of this

gag; destined to protect the Pacific en , ance to the Panama canal, by the fact that it is fifty feet; long, weighs 142- tones and fires n projectile nl,oul six feet long. The projectile itself weighs R ton and is discharged by 665 pounds of powder. It requires, eight men to carry the powder, charge. This gun has a maximum' range of from 22 to 23 miles. The. el- evation permitted by its carriage will enable the sun to fire n projectiic ii- bout 11 miles across the Pacific occall. It-has sutllclent power, tlieorstically to pierce two 'lest of the bor-it armour

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Moore £6’ M cLeodi f

- ‘/»,,,,,._~" 119-121 Queen Street-Ch’town "/.,‘_if

Clearing out line of Voile Skirts

Worth to 10.50 for

Now here is a perfectly good chance for the woman who wa nts to take a step

more than nine inches long. The reason for cutting the .price of these skirts is that they are not the very latest cut. They are wider than you wear them now-but if you do want a rcal bargain either to wear or make over-look into this.

_ Perhaps :i dozen skirts in the lot-fine-all ‘ ` it

to 10.5.) each, closing out aty A 050

i'¢ `

Each

Suits Selling for

selling at $12. Sizes 43

About 12 men’s two piece sum-

mer suiis in a nice shade of brown or grey tweed, just the real suit for sum- mer wear-worth every cent of $15,

Mens 15.00 Summer Boys Wash Suits

_ 20 per cent off

Get your little boy one of these

while the assortment is good. There

white and col

to 40.

lot-new stylish well made goods.

Choose here to-day for 'l`WENTY

PER CENT OFF.

Men’s flannel trousers in plain and stripe 2,00,3.00, 3.50 to $l|._5Q

l Men’s Duster and Auto Coats, black,grey and fawn 1.50 to $ 7_QQ Mcn’s short lustre coats in black and grey 2.00 to $3 _ 7 5

ored in many sizes in the

.it the muzzel. At 11 milfs the gun is calculated tg pierce 3 12 iuch armor plate or any side armor afloat. Army ordnance officials believe this gun

will be “_ tremendous instriiment of

peace wlien it is tin-ally in poi-ili.io'n on the Pananm canal. `

::l’urc Gold Cake [sings save time.

3525.

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LATEST FHUM lHlilHlS

SUMMER ATTRACTIONS A'l`

'I`Hld EDI-IN MUSEIC

This is the time of the year when

the visitors and sight seers from the Country flock to the City and U1” flfill Place they visit is the well known place of amusement-the Eden Musee, wliicli has'bcen known throughout the entire' world for the

gill lll|fflA\\\\\\\`\.'f///IJ IIIIIQ ' Superior Soda

Highest Quality, Pl Ideal Service”

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think,

There are five reasons wh

men drink,

Good soda, a friend, becaus

ihey’re dry,

Or lest they should be by

and bye,

Or any other reason why.”

If you will try our delici-

ous soda you will decide tliat there are many reasons whypeopie drink soda here most, soda drinkers have cultivated a discriminating taste--that’s wl;iy_ m ore people are becoming regu- lar drinkers at our fountain.

Care in the making, _the

use of superior materials and skill in serving are some of the things that make our soda different and better.

We Serve

Chocolate, C o f f e e,

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you need to provide yourself .with l V a n ina, strawberry, -

Raspberry, Pineapple, Peach, Llierry, Llarer Banana, Lemon and uranfe sodas, Etc. Etc. alsoal the _above flavours in matted milk or the plain milk shakes. Try your flavour as we serve

'rim .lolinson_.&-. Johnson, The 0ualit§"'lD`r\ig Store g nr l‘iin. . and li' nt Sis.

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past thirty years. There is no other place ol this kind in this country and where so many pleasant hours .of interest can be spent.

The world in Wax exhibition, with _its hundreds of wax groups, figures, and taliluaux, depicting scenes of comedy, pathos, dramatic and edu- cntiuual nature. In the cool sum- mer garden thc wonderful Kinema- color natural colored pictures are sliuwn every hour a ditlerentscries at each performance. There is uotu house in the city that shows exclu- sively these most remarkable pic- tures. In .addition to the above at- tractions, the Baud concerts can be heard every afternoon and evening, which together \'.it.li added attrric- tions from time to time makes thi.: ainusenielit housi- as popular as it was right up to the minute. Visitors can come to the Musee from 10 o’clock in thc ui_>rning and stay as long as they feel like. The l-.den Musee has been on the same address since its inception thirty-one years ago, on 23rd Street near Gtii .»\vc. The Chamber of Horrors, Historical

. groups, the Crypt and the Central hall arc full of immense tnbleaux and interei-itiug groups and one cun- 'not realize wiiiit us within the wiills of the Musee until they see for tlieniselves.

l ::Don’t miss the big dividends in the fox business. The hit. Lawrence Silver Black Fnx i`onipany offers _\ou one of the best propositions seen on the nxurkct. Write Win. Moran, iiiar lottetown, P. E. Island ior particul-

ars. { W 3303-7-10MtI.

:: or relief ol minor attacks oi

ilyspepsla, you will tlnd Rexail Dys piuisla 'tablets ou urticlc of inestim- ulile worth. 'l`liesc small tablets have been the means of bringing about prompt cure in hundreds of cases, and everyone who has evcr used them is only too' glad to tell ot their remarkable curative qualities. lloxcs are here in two sizes, large .$1.00, medium 500., money back it

fir,»-._ - ' 1 _Z 'T' -'

The World-Wide Fox Exchange Montague

We have remaining unsold o -

tions on only 3 airs Class foxes. These are gem one of the oldest ranches in the Province,and are the top notch in Fox Breed- ing, as they contain nothin in their pedigrees but pure Island stock Will sell right to quick

iiissniisiieii. iickinnsn omg oo.,'purchaser. Delivery guaranteed

'Corner Great George and Kent Streets. _ MEti.

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FREE FOX F OTOS

Booklet On Silver Fox lndustry

Thousands of dollars have already been made and many more thousands

---AND---

await those who seize the opportunity now offered

THE JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FGXES, Ltd.

Solicits Capital. for Extension of Breeding Operations.

Prospective Dividend for 1914 65 p. o.

The extra pairs of foxes added are at a VERY LOW PRICE.

VIRTUALLY $16,000. per pair

The new investor participale,s'in enhanced value of the ELEVEN Pairs

of “OLD BREEI FER S.”

“lt is to be noted that the value of foxes of one year old and upwards.

ESPECIALLY Ol* l'R()\’ED BREEl`lER§, is considerably greater than young

ones in their first year.”

V (From the Report of the Department of Agriculture, March 1913)

PROFICIEN CY PROGRESS PERMANENCY

lVlQ1"TO :

Read our offer before investing.

\hl . E . CA IVI E RQ N , Sec’y-Treasurer.

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