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meeting voted for supplement, $50 expenses $50. The present teacher has resigned. The trustees are Robert Biiataln, Archibald Barrett, ro-e1ect- P, nd Robert Seller.

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ANNUAL mnnrrno soon onors :N 'rr-ui wiiisr.

i ‘ sssxsroon, .riiiis 25.-ow. Bury

q Wheatley School at lf: annual of t-he 0. P. R. Wl1o~!D¢l1¢ lille “IIN

crops in 'such B promising conditiouf

R., intentions for V d°v¢l0Pm°‘M

work in the Calgary oil field!!-

which include the Steinway and Chickcring-the world’s best Pianos; the Nordheimer, Gerhard-Heintzman, New Scale Williams, and Gourlay (Canada’s best pianos); and i“@">’ “TGV” {f,‘,’,§’,f,f_’,“’}f,°,, “i__,f;';’ ‘”,’,f.‘1, also Columbia Grafnolas with Disc Records of “all the

music of all the world.”

ATTENTIUN I

To my Friends and Patrons,-

I cordially invite you to visit my new Music Parlors

on Summer Street, Summerside, where you will find a full line nothing but the best. I am the sole agent for

PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS

and GRAFONOLAS

I can also supply Player Music Rolls,Sheet Music-

both popular and classical.

I also carry a full line of Organs, Sewing Machines,

Safes, Refrigerators, Separators (Sharples and DeLeval) Gasoline Engines (Marine and Stationery) Farm Ma- chinery of all kinds. Also the celebrated Baynes, Gray and McLaughlin Carriages, and a full line of Harness.

I thank you for your past patronage and support,

and hope by square dealing and handling nothing but the very best goods in their class, to merit a continua- ' tion of the same.

- Yours respectfully `

Thomas Andrew =

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You should INVEST now. You should INVESTIGATE now,

The .lohn R. Dinnis Peiligretd Foxes Limite

Because

1. It is a GOING CONCTIERN personally cared for by Iohn R

Dinnis, the “Wizard Rancher.” _

II. It is a GROWING CONCERN with eleven pairs of ol

breeders’, and your investment is secure.

III. It has a capitalization of_$750.000, and a large Compan secures a good average dividend.

The Silver Fox Breeders Association, Ch’tow

References The Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown

The Royal Bank of Canada, Ch’towri

Write for Herd Book, Prospectus and Free Booklet o

the Silver Fox Industry to the Sec’y

W. E Cameron

Box 147. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

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THE Summer Season’s New

Neckwear is here in full

bloom I `

Ah, but_ we’ve some beau-

tiful creations!

Touching up a Man’s at-

tire with a fresh and hand- some Spring _’l`ie, always changes and improves his whole appearance!

The Man, who cares for a

Tie'that’s above the level of mediocrity, will find it here.

The Shapes are correct. The Silks are exclusive. The Styles are different.

35C, 50C to $1.00 or $1.25.

_ There’s never a correct idea in Haberdashery, that can not be found here at its best.

D. A. BRUCE

` MEN’S WEAR

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I hero Bold that he hevel"bUl°I'° WW -IT PAYE T0fbii1 i|\tl\ll»P!0Vlll°0_~ lie would say nothing about the Qu _.Mr pgANK 1;"

Gus;-dim Agent in Burmnereide.

' _ -THE MORNING DAILY Guhtdiall

can be obtained at Lat!erty’s Tonlor al Parlors, Summproide.

I -FOR SALE.-Options on two ,Class "‘A" foxss, Gordon stock also ‘one (‘la.fs ".-\" female Raynor-Tup- lin. The Globe Fox- Exchange di Agencies, Ltd. 3143-6-25m2wl’s.

-THE CASCAPEDIA on return to

Montreal was in Sum-merside early ithls morning. Her outward cargo luonsigted of about 500 cases eggs bc- sidcs ,, quantity of eundrles.J

--THE GI.()Bl‘l FOX EXCHANGE db

Aigeuciss, Limited otler for sale a for shares in R. J. _Illc\ei\l’s Black '& Silver Fox Company also a num- 'iicr ol shares in the Rnylior Interna- tional Fox Uompany. A_'novo Conn- pniiics will pay good dividends this ygiijg 3143'li'25!l`¢2Wl‘IH-

-BUSY SlMlill£llSIDE.-The har-

bour front nt. Siiminerside presents n

mt tin _ - iirliooner iiisilinrging coil at Hol ninn's wharf several schooiiers are en- gaged dischnrgin-,; lhilir cnrguiis all such of the other whnrvcs while thru; schogncrs nrc also dischnrgiiig‘ciirgo0s of 1um`uer..I

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-llASEllAl.l..-Une of the Poet-

pmwil giuncs iii the l’. County B050' linil Leiigne, that l.ctwcrn the lied- Sox und Pimzccrs wuts played on Wuilncsilay cvciiiiill “lf-l ‘V05 Ll Well' pliiyeil gniiun, ending in n tlu 4-4. Jeffrey, who has been one of the In- dependents slnr l1ltl‘ll9l`»" Slime tho lenijlle stzirtol, h1lVlug trul\El€l`l`Hll Illli msmi,¢|~»s,,i|> to thi: l‘ion:icr's pitclied ,,irsuy_;vc hall for that Uliili, wliilc .llc- Qimrris for the lveil Sox wus also viry siiuctivn iilloiving vt-rv fewhi-.>1.-I

~~l'..\Sl-}llAl.l..- The Kensington

Athletes achieved fame on thc oven- ing of the 22nd.of June, when, ln nn vxcoptioiinlly hard-fought gninf!,Lhe) iiiiliiztcd diifcat on the Mnlpeipic tcnn hy ii score of 13-li, and thus iporr tlinn innde amends for their defeat noine time ago in Malpeqne_ Mal peiiuc went to bat first, but the first threc nien \-,-me struck out. Kenslng ton got in one run in their first innings and kept the lend through ough the game except after the ninth inning when the score stood li-5 ii fnvor of lvlnlpeqne, one inning re innining for thc Athletes. In this inning the skiltwith which the Mal pcque team 'had so for played secm nd to desert. them, for the Athletes after circrllcnt batting scored eight runs. Worthy of spvciiiluoto ure ll. Pidgeon, pitcher and J. Thonipson, catcher and Harry Warren, short. stop, who did some excellent hut Ling, of the Athletes, Malpequc had ,fi new pitcher, D. Morrison, wht pitched n good game till the last in» ning. Currie, their catcher and li Beiiristo iind H. llearisto, first nn( third bnsrerrian respectively did goo( ,work while their llclders iuiidc som: excellent catches. Mr. A. li. Roger wus umpire and did his pnrt to th' ‘sntisfnrtioii of ull, A large niimbe 'oi spectators was present. A returi inntchwill probably soon be plnyci? ,at Mnlpeqne.--K.

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llliiriin Monaghan, Martin Sinnot,

Iddwnid l’ruiiglit, D. Charles llougun, Frank Cnllnghun, Nohert Hughes, Willinin J. Dillon, Howard F. Muc- Innis.

Progress Pins, the highest nward,

for excellence in l'nlir.er Method pon- ninnship

l--lo\\'ni»l F. Mclnnis, William J.

Dillon.

Pulrrier Button for Muscular Move-

ment Peniranshili.

li. Millmnn, J. Power, E. Doucettc,

(‘yrll Trninor, L.. l-Iowatt, A. Arse- nnnlt, lt. 0’Neill, J. Connolly, Fred Traiuor. L. Blanchard, J. Johnston, Frank Triiinor. i

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' MR. SMI’l‘H'S DEPT.

GRADE VII.

lllplomnn. -- Anthony ltniirdon,

James Ziiili, Ernest McQimid.

(‘.i‘rtlflviitcs for attendance and

pnnct\inlIty.- Anthony Francis, 7 yenrs; Riirlc Henry, 6 years; Albert lllnnchard, tl years; Ilolnnd llowitt, 2 ycnrs, Ernest. Cameron, 3 years; (i¢“0l‘l:e Friincis, ii years; Jrunef Znili, 2 years; .lohn Connolly, `l ycnr.

l‘cnn1iinihip Ccrtiflciitc. - Earl:

Henry 2nd.

MR. WYNNFYS DEPT.-GRADE VI

Dlplomns.- Charles Jenkins, Willie

Znili, .lolin Mciliiuld, -Inmcs Cnllagh nn, Domenic Trslnor, Vernon Mnil- dignn. V

i Certificate for attendance.-" John Henry, fl years; John Mcliunid, J yenr; Claude Walsh, 1 year.

Certificate for Penmanshlpi ~ Don.-

cnic Tinlnor, 2nd.

MIN- FENNESSEY'S DEr"l‘. GRADE. V.

lliplcn‘as.- T. Monaghan, Ill. lig- rin. I' Mcuuald. V. Doiiciittii, if li-fairy. A Buoto, F. McMahon, l. Nah" Han

4'nili.cstes for attendance and

Punctulnllty -R. llenry, 5 years; W. Davey, S years; V. Doucette, 3 year: P. Mcquald, 1 year; 'l‘. Mon- aghan, 1 year; F. Smith, 1 year; Jas. Callaghan, 1 year; Alym l Buote. 1 year.

i Uertlilosta for Pmmanslilp -Philip

innertf

COILIIDII .

Mini- Mutt.

lon (lash

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-Ml? WIFE the train arrang ements are the same and it I don't take her to 0'Leary Tea June 29th, _she goes with another man. 8182.

` -TI-Il-I Wli.-\'I‘I-IER MAN made good on Thursday, the 0'Leary Tea. Com-

.ymittee.will make good on June 29th.

The same 'train arrangements. 3182.

-SAY JACK \\'aBu't it too bad the

~_'1‘ea. at 0’I.eary was posponed. It will be 0. K. on Monday June 29th. Will you both go? The same train ar- rangements you know. 3182.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue. as all Papers are discounted promptly on expiry date. _ Itltl.

-Mrs. H. ll. Crockett und son,

Carl, Bunimersiile, and MIB. Willard Crum, Central Bedeque, left; "ester-\ ~1ay morning 0|, n two month's visit to Western (lan-.ida. Mrs. Green going to Gilbert I‘lai`ns, Man., whilo Mrs. Crooiott goes on ii vi-sit to her sis- my Mrs, Uiivn at (ilunbono, I\lnn..l

'-:For any case of incipient 0;- chron- 'c dyspepiiiy, or accovmpnning maladies yon will find in McKinnon Dyspepsiii- I‘nl\,l'.~ti~i, .. preparation that \\'lll_l}l"ln‘i»Z about relief quickly thoroiiglily and -nt';sfnctorily. Would you give 250. to lin relieved of the trouble? Gull for ,..hox. l\'lcl\`innon Drug Co., Cor. 'Zircnt George and Kent Streets. Mtf.

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ANNIW lil. M1x(‘.l)UNAl`.D’S I)EI_"l‘. GllA[ll<]i IV.

Diplomas. -- Anthony Connolly, .,eo (`l::,iissoii, Al‘tliui',l<]dmonds, Bri- .isley Johnston, Gerald Muddlgnn, l»`inncis laenrilon, Leo Dowling, Wul- l.'L-r l"o\\'i;i-, Fruilerick McKinnon.

Atte|iIl:iiicr-,»-- Joseph hlclsixac, 3

years, i`lurencc Duirun, f)ryears; An- thony ('uniiol|y, 1 year.

l1'.nn"::insl\ip. - Aloysions Trnlnor

*2nd.

M ISS l\‘lljRNAGl‘IAN'S DEPT.

Dii‘lomas.- l‘liilip Shnma, Wilfrid

Vlctliiuid, Borden Millinnn, Harold Nlncllomilil, Ernest McAlecr.

Penninmliip Certificate- Harold

.\/laiclloiiiild -Sécondi VIIFIS Ll"Il.\NA1lI)'S DFll"I`.-- GRADE

II.

lliplomii.s'.- .lack Johnston, John

.}oghliin, l\‘ri'dcrick (Jorniier, Thomas .\lcF:ii‘luin~, Jnnics Murphy.

Cortiticiitcs for nttcndiince.- Law-

rence F. liiwicc, 1 year; Anthony, J. Burke. 1 year; Arthur Butler, Z yi-nra; George F. Connolly, l year; iloliurt l~‘. Connolly, 1 year; Freder- ‘ck D lie-.nny, Thomas M. MclT‘urli1ne ! ycnr; Cliarlcs E. Praught, I ycar.

Certificate for }‘enm:mship.- Hil- iry llliziilillnn, First.

‘.l1l~‘S ’l`l)WAN`>'» Ill']l"I‘.-(}I{ADI'] I.

Diplomas. - Lnvnont McFarland, flllrerl lliulienx-iicy, iflnirles McAleer. loseph Mnriiiighun, Hurcild Hup- -cny, Vincent McQuuid, Ambrose |v<‘oste.

<‘ci‘ti|`mi.l;es for attendiincc.-- Ln- iiont Ivlclfnrlane, Joseph Muruaglinn.

(“ertit'cnte for I’cnmanahip,-Char-

ics lVlcAleer, 2nd.

iiiiss Mcoouirrs DEPT.

Diplomas.- Wilfred Garnhum, Leo-

'mrd Connolly, Vincent Mcllrlillnn, James McGee, George Dcrboss, Ad- slphus Mnhur, Donald Murphy, Vin- :ent holly, Frank McEwen, Ernest llcnncssey. Certitlcnte for Peumnnship.-~ Ad- ilphua lllnhar, 2nd.

0r. (base is

‘ ‘ " ll'-o Stranger

In This Home- Receipt Book and

Mcdiclnes Kept. nt Hand All thc 'l‘l'me. -

` There is no better snfcgiinrd`ni_1nlnst llscnne und siillcring tlinn n good cuthartlc medicine. In the grunt inn,- jority of homes Dr. Clir.se's Kidney- 'Avcr Pills nrc constiiiitly kept at linnil, because they qmickly nwnken :he action of liver, kidney and bowels, rind cure the moat common ills of life. Mrs, Thos, Simltli, Jwmestown, Ont.

writes:-“Dr. Chase is no stranger in mr home, for we have two ul his Receipt Books in the house. My 'nther and my huslrand’e father auch ind one, and I huvc been fumillnr 'with it ever since I can remember. It ivns only natural that we should use the Kidney-Liver l'ills, und we found them so satisfactory in regulating tho digestive system and curing the :ommon ills of life that we alwnys reep them on hand. Many a time those pills have saved me mach sui- ‘cring and prevented serious disease. We also keep the Ointment in the

" *muse all the time." `

TENDERS .

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Sealed tenders will he received iy the midersigned' till July lst or the building. of The Good Luck Fox Co’s. Ranch at Mt. llbion. Plans and specifications pay beseen at_ the office ofthe secretary Certified Cheque ‘for 5500.00, or faithful performance xi accompany each,to be returned -f not accepted. Lowest or ag under iiotnec- assarily accept ,

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'atoms asa. ` ...6 A _

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Carpets and Squares I

Velvet and Wilton Stair carpet 75c per yd up. Brussels Stair carpet 85c per yd up.

2; Top Stair carpet , 38c per yd up.

2 patterns' 3 X 3 Brussels Square 9.50 Best quality Wilton Squares 3 X 4__ 30.00 Jap Mats and Squares 25c

V 6 sample cocoa mats 50c 3! Shade cloth 10c per yd.

"" 5 brass Extension Rods

foir 5 Stair Linen Sc per y _

_Compare Qprices; you will find_tliat by

buying here you-fwi lj sfave. at -‘least '25 p. c. Others 'f have done so why not you. '; I \

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Linoleums

* we Show 15 patterns aiiiiuptio date that wiii Suit

any room, 4 yds wide and will cover your room with-

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4Oc per yd up. _ A

Printed Linoleums in blocks and .other patterns

35c, 40c to 55c. , ~

Inlaid Linoleum 75c to 1.25 per yd. Nairns Linoleum 75c ,

Snaps

Table Oilcloth 19c up.

Brass Tubing for win-

dows 4 to l0c per ft. 'Stair Rods 60 per doz.

i Window shades 25c.

Remember I

» We measure your room cut and match your Oil-

cloth and Linoleum free.

Prowse Bros., Ltd-

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All our stock is selected with

greatest. care and judgment and for this reason we can lion- estly recommend “I‘]inprcss” Shoes for Women. They are made of the best materials by expert workmen and in all the new models. = W We are “Empress” agents.

COME IN AND SEE U3.

$3.00, 3.50-and 4.00

SOLE AGENTS

D0 YOU WANT MORE -MONEY?

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, Of _course everybody is looking for money and the art of making it fast is the one great essential. Have you in- yested in foxes yet? lf not, it is time for you to et in and increase your income. Hundreds have been mage wealthy, Why not you?

Black Fox Co., Ltd.

St. Lawrence Silver

Will earn more money for

you. The Silver Black Foxes owned by this Company are the best procurable, and are capitalized at $17,000 per p§i_r_. which includes all expenses up to September lst, 1915, Re- member this is a genuine pro-' position backed up by reliable business men.- Call or write for prospectus.

Wm. Moran,Sec’y-Trees Charlottetown P. E. I.

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. white_body. This isa stock pattern and sold in Tea and sets or in any

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