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R A g t Sh<l>leS1zile Q

I 200 pairs of Men’s

Tan and Black

OXFORDS t Worth to $5.00

I $2.95

$3.50 to $4.50 Ladies'

OXFORDS shown in all leathers

$2.95

Pumps_ I

A sensational

clearance of Ladies’ Pmnps, worth to $3.50

$2.29

I .

White Pumps and Oxfords

-Discontinued lines shown in Colonial and Button effects

_ $1.48

Extra Boxes on our Counters at

98c and $1.98

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LET us develop your films and

make your prints.

We have a complete and very

modern department for handling this work. Send us your exposures we will

get the best there is in them,

The G. H. Cook Studio

Telephone us foran ap-

pointment. We will be glad to make portraits of the children, yourself the entire family or any gathering of friends.

The Bayer Studio

"Af E. Lyon

Photo Studio

S ° lt ' Groups, College, pecSi;1>cNetirnand Family

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal

attention ‘

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Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX STEAMER

luly Iltli Messina lilly Jia! july Zlst Appenlne August lllih From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX STEAMEII

July as Duransn Auuusl 7th

Auausisni Tabasco /iuuust 20th

l’umess,Witl\y& Co.l-f¢l-

Halifax, N. S.

Hard Coal To Arrive

We have the followins !0h°°“°\'°»

now on way and due from New York and Philadelphia. with car- goes of Best American Anthracite coal in Egg steve and CIIBBUWI- 'UN' namely

. _ 30N ith 500tona

fll,'_Al,'l,N\',,'§:;:»E.l'~|th ' W sro time “r. A. ALLAN" ....w|in ..eso tom

This Coal is all of best quality- ami win he mia at very l°w°“ wg” while discharging. Parties refill ite Anthracite Coal cannot do be et than by booking their orders’ a once. and delivery will be made rom vessels while diacharslhm

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sustain Bell &___C0

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mlnIon Coal Co-» LW- PHON _Q01 ___._.......`».-s.A¢ll»A

. .°IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

.. CARL MeDONALD is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*T GORDON lVE8 Is Guardian

Representative for Sourls.

..'GlVE OLD ADDRESS. - Sub

scribers are asked when having their papers changed from one address to

,another to please gays old address as well as new one. his prevents any delay and saves unnecessary trouble in going over the books.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..*Mr. A. G. B. Cribb of St. Pet-

ers School, Charlottetown spent last week in Georgetown.-G.

..'Prof. F. J. Watkis, is spending

his vacation at the Wrightman Hotel, Lower Montague.-G. ,

..'Mr. Stephen I-Iession of the law

_firm of Michael & Bentley has been ylsiting friends in Georgetown.-G.

..° Mr. Ben Conrod and Mr. J.

Nathan of Georgetown spent the week end in Charlottetown.-G.

..* Miss Clara Conrod of Boston.

Mass., is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conrod.-G.

-Miss Margaret Seneabeugh,

lately of the domain of Uncle Sam, and formerly of Georgetown iis now visiting in the latter place.-G.

-*Miss Alice Doull has returned to

her home in Charlottetown after hav- ing passed the last fortnight in Geo- Igotown, the guest of Miss Hilda Barnes.-G.

_ ..* Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams left Saturday via Charlottetown for thelr home in Halifax. They had been Visiting MTS- H0l;an who is summer- ing in Georgetown.-G.

IHE MIHKEIS

CHITOWN MARKETS

Print butter (per Ib)

N O 1-» O N vi

"A.NAD|AN . A PAc||=|c

Direct Short Route IIIC’l`\\'EEN

MARITIME/W IITROVINCES

Montreal and West

“ALL RAIL LINE” TO BOSTON

See The Canadian Rockies I-IN ROUTE T0

SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION

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From Montreal-Quebec Miss/\NAsn-: - - SEP. 4I METAGAMA - - SEP. 11

W.B. Howard, I). I’. A.,C. I’ R-.StJ0l\f\.N-B

Gm, Waller, Dominion Express Buiidinil

Fowl (per lb)

Chickens,

Wheat. (per bushel)

Buckwheat

Barley

Oats (white) Oats (black)

Hay, pressed per ten

Eggs (Der doz)

Tub butter (per lb) Potatoes (per bushel) Tumlps, (per bushel) Hides

Beet (per lb.) retail Pork (per lb) carcass Oats (Black) bus.

S'SIDE MARKETS

Straw (per ton) |¢_00 Turnips, bus. _15 Wheat. bus. 1.'u 1.60 t\ ool, lb. ,50 Eggs. dozen .15 Hay, loose ton l10.00 11.00 Hey. Dressed 10.00 12.00 Hides, lb. _10 Lamb pelts .30 ,50 Oatmeal, per 100 3.75 Oats, (white) bus. 85 Barley bus. 66 to 00c. Buckwheat .G0 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 Butter, lb. (creamery) .$2 Calfskins lb. .10

Oats (black) bus

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Charlottetown

Eastem S . S . Lines International Line

Btsamahlps Calvin Austin. Gov. Ding- ley and Governor Cobb-

COAST\VlSE:- Leave St. John. Mon.. Wed..

and Frida st9a.m. for Lubec, lilsstport Port- land and gaston Return leave Central Wharf- Iioston, Mon., Wed.. and Ii'rl.. at? a.m. for Port. land East ort. Lnbec. and St. John. _ niluecip.-Leave si. John. Tues.. rrw .md

Sat. at Lp. m_hReturn. (lcggre is-|¢iri|l[;'i6l)a éiiarf.

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BTEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS AND BUNKER HILL

Leave North side of India Wharf.Boston. every day at 5 p.m.. due New York at il a.m. Same scr- vice returnln

MA|N§` srEAMsHn> |.|NE s1'EAMsHn=s Non'rH|.ANo AND NoR'rH s'rAR

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" ' ic e ce. ~ - Nt". "‘i"‘i'. ISE' ‘°l¥‘i2i-»'.?‘~i"¢'-'l'<='I“' A.yc. can-ie, Agent. se. John. N. s. A. E .Fleming, T.F.d.P.A. Bt John,

New Brunfwloka

Coal

W m iete stock of an i-ii?l§i'2.fD‘ii° foals and ai- ways give prompt and careful attention to all orders large and small.

We have vessels now en route

with HARD COAL-Egg Stove Nut, Old S dnev Roun ,Slydney Run of Mine, Inverness ound and Peanut, Albion Round, Run of Mine and Nut Customers who want the best should order now so as to take delivery from the Vessels.

Use our Coal and save money.

G. Lyons 8|. to .

ROD AND GUN.

The August issue of Rod and Gun

in Canada published at Woodstock. Ont, by W. J. Taylor Limited, and now on the news stands. makes good reading fo the sportsmen. Its stories of hunting and fishing and “been there” descriptions of various ou~t- ings in Canadian woods or on Canad- ian waters are in line with the vaca- tion season and the magazine is one woll worth while tucking into the club or dunnage bag when settling out on the annual summer vacation.

M|nsrd'a Llnlmsnt Oo., Llmltsd.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter l received

great benefit from the use of MIN- AI1D'S LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGrippe, and I have frequently proved it to be very elective in cases of inflammation.

Yours,

W. A. HUTCHINBON.

Timo Table, Rocky Point Ferry. B. 8. Hillsboro. Leave Ch'town Leave Rocky Point 7.00 a.m. 7.20 s.m. 8.00 a.m. 8.30 s.m. 9.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m.

m. 11.30 a.m.

2.00 p.m. 8.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m.

p m 7.00 p.m.

9.30 a.m. SUNDAY 10.00 s.m. 11.46 p.m. 1.00 p.ln. 3.00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 8.00 p.m. 8.30 p.m. 4.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m.

M. MURPHY, Manager.

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.PLANT ENE

CHALOTET_2lfl_N_ TO IOSTON.

Commenclng FRIDAY at noon AUG-

UST 6th. the S. S. I-IALIFAX will leave CHARLOTTE FOWN for BOS- 'l‘ON via Hawkesbury and Halifax. and every Friday at noon thereafter.

FROM BOSTON EVERY TUESDAY

..*ONE CENT per word each ln-

sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

. .* Liberal~Conservstive meetings

will be addressed by the I-lon. Premier Saturday evening and at Cardigan on Tuesday evening next when addresses will be dellveed by the Hon. Premier Mathiesen; Hon. John McLean, Hon. J. A. MacDonald and Mr. J. A. Dew- ar, M. L. A. 2414-8-5ME3i.

- ..*MOONLIGHT PICNIC - An exceptionally large number of Geo- rgetown young people took advant- age of the beautiful evening of Fri- day last to have a moonlight picnic and elsmb bake at Shaws Point, .be- tween Montague and Brudenell Riv- ers. About the time the first party had begun to unpack the well-stocked hampers of eatables another "bunch" arrived, so the point was wall lighted by the enormous fires. The evening was passed in games, "spooning" in the shadows, dancing to the music of the harmonious, and last, but not least in the discussion of the appetizlng bunch.-G.

ISIINII Bill IEIIS

III INIP III ENELINII

- The following letter has been receiv- ed by Mr. Freeman Muttart from his son Edward.

Shorncllife, July 8, 1915,

Dear Father:

Before I forget it. when I wrote last

I gave you my number as 44183, it should have been A.4-4183 not much of an error but it might bo enough to put my mail some where else or get it mixed up so that I would not get

We had a great trip over

W0 left Sussex about five

. . , ° o'c|0ck on a Friday evening, it

took 18 hours to reach Point Levis

__,,___,_______,____,____,_______M_,__M_____________________,_________A_____A___w just across the river from Quebec. """"""""""' """"""""""`f"`""""""""""""f"""'""" We left there at abou -

t 4 o'clock on

Saturday evening it took 9 days to come across and all the time it was so smooth that a small bout would have come over without taking in a. drop of water.

Then it took almost a day to come

from Plymouth to here. We started to get ready at 5.30 in thc morning but it was 11 o'clock before we got a- way, and it was 9 when we got to camp. This is a. very pretty country, just like a book, everything is so well looked after. We passed through London on the way here could see Windsor Castle but it was a good way off. Plymouth is a very pretty place, the harbor is lined with Forts built of white stone overgrown in places with Ivy even the trunks of the trees are covered with it. Then the narrow white roads lined withfwell trimmed green hedges look very nice. The buildings are all built of eltlier stone or brick with slate roofs. We are in metal huts 40x25 feet 30 mon to the hut. They say there are about 40 thousand mon here now. There are a lot of wounded here, guess I will have to close so Bye bye for now.

Guess I hail better give you my ad-

dress again for fear you did not get my other letter.

Pte., No. A441813,

No. 1 Coy., 12th Batt,

3 Brigade, C. E. I<‘.,

St. Marlins Plains, Shorncliffe,

. England, Kent.

ED. .

, “HARD COAL T0 ARRIVE.-The schooner "Ruth B. Cobb" and "Ulba" are due to arrive with hnrd coal for A. Picknrd & (Jo. Customers will kindly book their orders now for de- livery from above vessels.

2342-7-:i0Miii.

"Everybody slioulil road Alloy &.

Co., adv., then' soc the goods, the best shoe Burgaiiis ever offered.

2411-8-5M3ii

WIIUNIIIII ISIINIIEII _ IEIIS III HIS INJURIES

The following is a copy of a letter

received by Mrs. lienry Coffin, Mor- `ell from her son Leland who enlisted from Saskatoon and sailed with the first contingent, and who was wound- ed about the first of June.

Willersly Castle,

_ Matlock.

Derbyshire, Eng. July 13. 1915.

Dear Mamma.

I ani going to try and get this

written today if my arm will hold out long enough. I was moved over to England a little over a. month ago to a hospital in Sheffield and was taken here about a week ago. I am only twenty-five miles out oi’ Sheffield a- way up in the hills. When I got to Shcfiiehl they found that I had a hul- let in my back, got hit when bending over firing. They took that out and it is nearly all healed up now. The wound wasn't deep as my rib stobbeii tho bullet. I got two broken rihs out of lt~ihat will keep me out ol’ trouble for a while. I ani all strapped up tight with a high board belt like a pair of corsets. When I got hit I fell back into the trench and bruised the lining of my right lung a hit, and badly sprained my right shoulder. lt is sore and very weak yet, but will he i-ill right in a. little while I guess. The doctor won‘t let me out of hed Yet, but I expect to be out be- fore long. _ .

We are treated fine everywhere by

the nurses and doctors and are looked after well. This is u. private place with only about 15 or Ili of us. Thi- poople of the house are doing it on their own account. 'l`h<=re are iivv or six nurses iilld the doi'tor ivonios neur- ly every duy. 'l`livr-o are only two ol' us in this ro0ln~iho only two (‘iinn- lliztiis here. The other cliaps comes from Ontario.

This place is pretty quiet but I get

CLEANSE THE BL00l) ‘

AND AVOID DISEASE

When your blood is impart, Weak, .

thin and dsbilitated, your lyltsmg becomes susceptible to any or all. diseases. ' 2 Put' your blood in good condition.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla sets

and peenlisriy on the blood-it pn -. ties, enriches and rsvitahsos it and,- builds up the whole system. » _

Hood s Sarsapanlla has stood tllo'

test of forty years. Got it bday- 1tissurstehslpyos.___

all kinds ozreading matter and can pass the tl epall right. In Sheffield we had lots of visitors. They brought us fruit. flowers, cake, jelly. candy and almost everything to eat. They don't come hers, but it is just as well for me as they won’t let me eat fruit now. Well I think I had better close for now. '

Yours etc..

L C COFFlN»

‘ 10th. Battn. Canadian.

GERMAN PLANS

HAVE BEEN CHANGED.

BERLIN, Aug. 3.-- The German

Empress and Crown Priincess, ro- turning to Berlin after a visit to East Prussia, have addressed a letter to the newspapers praising the spirit of the Prusslans. who have set about replacing the buildings destroyed by the Russians in their two invasions. A recent despatch said the Empress and (frown Princess wauid accompany the Kaiser on his state entry iinto Warsaw. It appears that the plans have been changed.

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Time for Low Shoes worth $4.00 to $5.00 now $2.20. 20411-8~5M3l.

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EXCLUSIVELY MADE-TO-MEASURE

SUIT OR OVERC()

Just take a look around before you come to us with your order for

Suit or Overcoat. We want every man to FEEL he is getting MORE for his money at the English & Scotch Woolen Co. than is POSSIBLE elsewhere, we want the pleasure of doing business with men who are CONVINCED they can‘t find the equal of the value and variety of the wonderful Woolens to be seen in our Mill-to-Man” Tailor Shop. That’s Why we invite com-

Any style you may fancy---always to measure---and never any

“Didn’t believe it possible”

Last week we made a Suit for a man who told us he never paid less than $30.00, and w_as leaving

his order because he “didn’t believe it was possible.” Tiiat man showed the suit to a friend of his who is “in the business” and who valued it at $25.00. Now_ he is figuring out how much he_could have saved in the last few years, and is putting a few of his friends wise wiio “didn’t believe it

I possible.” There’s nothing we can’t do in good Tailoring, and its mighty gratifying to have them

come in and tell us we win-because any man has a right to expect it must be “some ’ stuff at fifteen

that will stand up beside what he is used to at twice the money.

FRED’K GAREAU, Supt. of Branches,

Maritime Provinces.

AT NOON. ‘ l~`er further information apply to

JA8. CARRAGHER. Agent.

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