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V The Prudent 'Man

Will place his order for Winter

Coal NOW ,and thus derive the be- netlt of the present market prices.

The delays and vexatlons due 'to

strikes and weather conditions will also be avoided.

ORDER NOW FROM

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A Pickard (` t ti. ht ' -- FROM P- E- iSLA~o-- says that l _ " V _ ’ . .

' & “°° “ °“ °" °°'y"°”" _ SALE MONDAY-~Mtsnr1°n is call- uaiifax ue.-aid; w. J. 'ration mivcf- - __ 7 The Clearance in our Ready-to-W ear department

" Phone 240, Charlottetown. 50°- 4501.6 for $2.50, trlsl sire, 250. eil to the sale of two dwelling houses this week from p,.im.,, Edward N ll ~ _ - 1269-6-27Mtt At slldeslersorsontposfpaid by Fruit- iN01=- 11 and 13) Bayfield Sli- 0" M0" land to take u his id ti l l /`

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f' -_m _ ` "pD°lme"ev“"ge"5t Al la el t

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2 __ _i --- tended meeting ofthe ( of E Temp

/ AN AUTO TOUR-M William erfiiice Society held last night he was

‘L n McQuarrie oi' Westville N S airli tendered an lnformiii irtf-ptlon by

..¢;;iZ\ 'F "" t ~ H A' ‘ ” I ~ -_-,Q ‘ I ed in thc: City Sztturdiay, bringing membejs of the uiissloxi. Mr. Patton \_ I t with him his automobile. He will vis was imost successful in his work, onli " ‘ /'/~,/{.»f ‘lt reliitivcs in Montague and tour took an active part in various pro-

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Let Us Clean Your Hat .

We can make _vour old list _

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‘ FRUI'r~s-Tivss'-', the mmeiioug lisa edicine in f ' ' __ .

lie la any

s-tives' _has given unusually sifentivg of

The Central Guardian

i1' Piivsia buyintnis province. -rue AnANivioiiE.__ 'r-he s. S

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ode rom fruitjuicos ~- has Pro

ved more cases of .Yfomqar/i, l.i'a'n'. 04'. /Kidney and Skin Trouble.: IAM .

al/wr medicinz. In severe cases. ‘mu

gia, Chronic Headaches, Chronic & U-'itiliiiiion and lndigestion, “i"ruit- , A

F.- Just 8-all nice ones- best passengers and 126 tons of freight. k9~ T0 010" thi! 'ii1E~i- Quickly' 2_0 Tho freight included three cars ot' L- 0- BEER & WEEK5 agricultural implements, ii car of

1395l*7'27M3l- fruit. a car oi’ sugar. an automobile

_uusaniis tive, Health And ”‘ ` lellglll Tll ‘fl:|'l]ll-a-`_llY8S" wAn wonksns ci.ue wiu noni

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results. By its cleansing’ healing ‘No Ou e QHGIIIBH W6 115 01180 was dismissed and another man toi

Powers on the eliminating organ 'lily

--- Aranmore docked in Charlottetown

EFBIGTRATORB AT 20 P. C. at 11.20 on Saturday with seventy

-'~_- and one horse.

ice cream 80111111 011 Dr- S. R. Now Has AN ovi:ni_ANo.-iiir kins' lawn Thursday. August 2nd. Joseph Sheifoon, the w¢,|||m0wn cub

ceeds for Red Cross work. mam 01' this (j1ty_ has disposed of _

l920.7.23M2i- l_i'ie Ford Car hind purchased from

Messrs Bruce Stewart & Co., ii “big

NAL NUTlCE.- All 0V8l'dl|0 HC' [‘0|||"' Overland, "Jog" ig detm-mlned,

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_Rhe"m5tl5U\» Solstice, Lumhago, froiil sdi:tiim‘ivll<lnTieuliil)iTed i’oli‘_r;ith;liT_, to kéep abmast____0f me Hman'

in inthe Back, impure Blood,1~,'¢.,,. exception. This notice is .i'inal. Beer p0|_|¢E goug-1-__ At the p0||,,,,

W09k3~ 18333-24Mtf~ Court on Saturday morning a man

m" -- charged with receiving stolen goods

TTENTION.-Remember the sale wa., fined $10 or 30 days' One drunk

s. 223 and 225) Sydney St. on Mon- prohibition infraction was fined $100 at 12. See ad. in this issue. or 4; month3_

F ll llll lllVloor-e it & McLeod Limitedjs

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The July Clearance Brings Very

V 1' Decided Savings Throughout our

Entire Stock' _'oi ~VWomen’s_ Suits,

2-_ hi i n _ ‘. \ if _ Coats and Dresses _ 'f

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;";zi°;.';s".t.sr:.°‘ $19.00'

. s. _"‘Fruit-s-tives” tones up md invigor.

D ~ u es at St

* stivel Limited, Ottawa. gig’ at 640 P-‘m» S09 adiglllg Paui’s parish. where he has been rc

Your houses are worth much more wlicn equipped with good Plumb- ing and Heating.

Let TRAINOR

do the work for you. ‘

and outside bands. rolilock

them in the latest shapes.

Mef1's Borsallno. straw and paitama hats. and woinen'o straw. leghorn and paiiaivta hats-no job too email or too

difficult.

t_thoe nhliiing-~»nolisl.ii\n for

ali thc new styles in niou's i and womoirs boots.

Laces of al-l ki-iids in stock.

and everything iii the tobac- - co line. .

Orders from sll parts of

the island' iittoiidod to. '

Teiophone C°nnc.ctlon.

look like new-»put in inside it

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iother parts of the Is-land. iectn t'or social betterment in tho l

i05TH COMFORT ClRCLE.- The will he read with pleasure.

I 105th Souvenir Buttons. which are -_._-

beliig sold by the 105th Comfort Cir WOUNDED‘lSLANDER.-- A ret-ent

~ -fic, are growing in popularity, It was ist ol` casualties issued at Ottawa. con-

lO5th Comfort Circle Buttons that the .ains the name oi’ an isiaiiiier, Private Misses Jenkins so kindly delivered ieorge It. McAula_v. Tiacariie Cross. to tho North Wiltshire people as re youndcd, Private l\lcAulav enlisted in terrcd to Saturday. Western Canada. Feb. 19l6, where he 'Q (

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-__ city generally. News of his return

i ield a position for the past four years

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CONTRACT AwAsDeD.- in fits many :rioting will im pieaseti ai C ' \`

Ernest E. Parkman. City, has been innwthnt his \vouiii§': are not ora ser

awarded the contract for buildini' ous iuitiire. and will look forward with . ff `

the new garage for Bruce Stewart ,1e3.;u,-cgohisspewv renova", P,.|v_ __

Nt Co., Ltd., a description of whlicl ,te NIH(-Aulay is th€`0n|y s0n`;)f M1. ___

proposed building appeared in Thi mlm A_ MB_cAu1,,y 'I-racadle Cross '

Ph J Guardian some days ago. The' con ' ' l

0ll€ ` * tract calls for completion in thirty

days, Work starts today.

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»___,,, __ iursneeriuc souveNin.- Mi. Mai" OWS” left Satiirdsv for Bos-

_ |‘li:irics Doyle. City, has aii interest' "°"~

ini; ezouvenli' lil tho shape ot' a German "*~

pos-tal sent to lilin by his brother Pte. MV- F- J~ Holmiili- C101 l`€lliFIiefl

tiiriiet Doyle of the 26th Battalion "at“"d*“' from HHl1‘fH‘I `

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iurcil ti'en~h, taken l tliu`('.unadiaiv. MPS J0hn Doyle. City. ret d

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Hickey & Nicholson

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Ask your deal_cr_ for llickey’s Twist and insist on- getting the genuine for

We the Clelnsst and

best Chewing Tobacco.

HICKEY’S is a_ l a r g e,

clean, fragrant iui_cy plug that gives real satisfaction to chewers .after they have tired of other kinds.

TRY HlC_KEY’S TWIST

-the change will do you good.

iiiouutoi to $108, which will go towardi-

, B , _ _ _ _ h,,_,Vmg(ym.u ,md nammetm for th( Dr. Bafznnii. who has beon attoiiu.

oiton Shoe Shining Parlor _i _,_.0,dim_ The following donmom ng no nisriiinw hentai convention

SUNNNVMDE ~) have been received foi' the sam( "

. - cause: Miss Bessie McEwen, $2; Miss

101-4-.liiliiwfiniimoe . _ , ._ , §~===_-__..v,, ..-......=~V_-_--.1-=.=...=.,,,_-,.4 Elma l\IcE\\'en IM; Mins Bertha Shavi _ _ Y V

Til; i\li'it.'"lex. McKenzie ' Mrs. l_f;3u"ed` Saturday [mm New Glas'

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l‘tv. Doyle has been in thc trenches toi twenty three months and so tar

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y has csrupccl without ri. scratcli. left 039

LONG CREEK W P A--This a

nl< on tho 19th inet The pioceeds a

wA $2.

Sarah McPhee $5; Mr. Hector McNeil $1; Mrs. A. I). McNeill $1; Mrs. Au

l~iti'cicli. one-pound of rolls.

PURCHASED A SECOND CAR.-

l\ir. I". A. Walton. Victoria. P. E. island. purchased a Ford cai' from R. 'l‘. Holman, Limited. Suniniersicle. on i"Vi'iiIay-.V-Jiiliis is the second Ford- cai that Mr. Watioii has purcliased from the above iirm within tho past year

rcllent si\}isi`zictlon that he purchased

Mr. Wntion when it is stated that hr

to the travelling public to know that I a car with a proficient chaffeur can bc had at any time to go anywhere with

gun Mcl:lacliei'i\ 501'; Mrs. W. E: I

the first one of which 'gave such ex ,f

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another. it also speaks volumes t`oi F' ng S hom? In Bane’ mlm' len

the enterprise and pi'ogressivoiie.=s oi

operates an up-in-date garage in' Vic .H ioria, and it is also ii great convenience on

__ urne .saturday from a visit to Sydney

saturday morning

f()r"=oi-iiitioii hold a -siiilrcessfui pid _"PF@mi0i‘ Araeiiauit wont west on

l ' t I . ` . 4 I l frm

lluiifax returned on Saturday.

Mr. (`. B. Chappell. architect, Citv.

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Mrs. Hector Mi-.Dougull ot’ New

`lasgow and son Nelson came over bv t_ii_~ fi. ti. Aranmore Satuiilay on s 'isit to her sister, Mrs. I). Livingston

Mr. Thomas' Sweeney, oi' the t'eig’ht department ot’ the P. E. LR., esunieil his duties on Saturday af- “i' 0l1.i0y`iIlt§ a well ‘earned vacation

Mi'. A. W. McRae, chief of Police Vnni!oiivei‘, ll. (‘._ who has liccii

turdziy on i"Ptui'ii to Vancouver.

Mr. Arthur Lartor, New Glasgow nie ovt'i‘-by the Araiiniorc Satiirflay ii visit to friends and relatives in

his City.

Mr. and Mrs. Pied Blake, who have

in the bounds ot’ the law. The Guard' |,,.

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is to be certain and positive. We have lost sight of the thct, entirely, that ready-to-wear garments for next year MUST cost more money. Conditions, as they exist today make this ABSOLUTELY NECES- SARY; so unless you are willing to take a cheaper garment next year. you will be compelled to_ pay more for the same quality than you have been able to buv here-to-fore. We mention t-his only to impress upon you the importance and decisiveness of the reductions we have made in our ready-to-wear department, as well as to IMPRESS UPON YOU THE IMPORTANCE OF BUYING WHILE SUFH PRICES ARE IN FORCE

. A very special value in handsome summer suits is the one we are offering at $19.00. 'There are several styles all good and, new, perhaps a halt dozen different colorini.».~, regular Drices ran from $25 O0 to 29.00 JULY CLEARAN" F SALE PRICE . ._ .. . .. $19.11)

Coats w orth to $12.00

selling at ............. .. $6.75

Coats w orth to $18.50

Coats worth to $1400

selling at....' .......... ._ $8.50

. S_uits w or t h to 19.00

clearing for ......... ._ $ll.OO selling for . . . . . . . . .._ $13.0()

Suits w o r t h to $2900 $45 00 Suits are clsaiinp .'

clearing at ........ .. $19.<.'O -` for ................. .. $255.00"

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_ These hats are all new this season-they are all ‘ good wearable styles-there are shapes of all sorts

among them--and most of the good colors as well.

They were 3 00 to 7.50

_ They will clear at .... .. ‘

All Panamas ~ HALF PRICE '

Every ladies Panama hat in the store is oiffd to i

you at half the regular price. ‘

1.75 Panamas are now only .... ._ 88¢ 4.50 Panamas are now only. . . . .....2.25 ‘

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6.00 Panamas are now only .... .V .. ...... .. 3.00]

Rev George Irving, New York, nr-

rived in thc city on Saturday illlll will visit his loiincr home' in Ver-

eii spenrling :i holiday in Charlotte non River

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| 'Miss Hublev was a young woman

I ,of tina traits ot' characterp loved

and i'e3pected by all her acqusintau-,_

V All Colored Hats worth. to

7.50, Clearing at 1.00

This offer applies to #Ladies Panamas ortiv. I

Tobacco Co. Lid

» Charlottetown

ian beirpeziks for Mr. \’Vzittnn the pub y

enterprise so richly merits.

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Hire’s Root Beer

llc patronage and appreciation that his day on Fowl." to mg” River' Alberta

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M (‘.. Mc

L_ Donald.

own, their l'oriiiei' home le'l`t_ Satur-

Sergezint Earle McDonald. City. of he Dental Corps, Halifax, arrived in he (`.i'iy on Satiirday' on a visit to

Mr. Stephen O’Meara, police com-

Misg Fannie Gill.-'of the F-taff Of

the Bank of Montreal. iiaiim. avriyefl ' 1" ,_'_‘“‘ guy by the 54, S. Arniiiuoio 011 f--ii' ‘Uday on 3 vinit to li<'i' peiiiiiils.

Miss Gei'ii‘lidi;.“`.*Tii.i_ii.li lias .ai‘rivi~l

in Charlottetown frciii New Boiiforil. Mass.. on a visit to her mother. Mrs. George Smith. liustoii titieot.

MISS VRUTH HUBLEY

The death occurred in the Hyannis

Ilospita.l, iljfannis, Mass., on -Writ nesdnv. July Atli of Miss Ruth M. Hunley, following an operation for ;ippr>iidii‘itls. lier illness and siitliloii ilea.l'h were a shock to her relative". and i’i'icnd.s.

Miss Hubley was born in Pinette.

P E. island. the daughter of Amos H and Auule tlinfleri l~liiiilo_\'. Hr--.

res 'she was a meniher of Lne' First Baptist Church of Hyannis and aan; in th choir. _ `

Tha funeral services were hold

t`i_o'iii the gresiile‘nce‘ of Mrs. MSM! Phase and were conducted by Rev E. P Tiiller of tho Baptist Clillrdl. assisted by Rev. B. F. Lindsay of \\'or.t Hiirwick Baptist Church, who uttered pi‘ayc1~. Threenof Miss Elab- `le_\-'ia fiivorlto hymns were sung. ln- im-iusiii was made in Oak ‘Grove ("<~nif~.tt'i‘y. Hyannis.

niissioner of the city of Boston. a

GI e native of (‘hai'lottetown, Prince Ed-

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'ard Island. 'wiis 63 .vears old last hursday.

Mr. rind Mrs. Patrick Mulligan, ol'

d"‘V ' ~' .. ,, ‘, . ,i' .` am. .‘ i . . 0 Bin Suillrfiili' ‘"1 ii V""'f_ "fn "(`.il[‘;',"m""ilii;h School and aftoiuiiriis wont to

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.`. " __ , ~ ,. wont to Iiyanniz; about four _vcnrr

Mffi- ‘Ll-l l\"‘ll‘ n0g"_"' "nd/hill ,ago to i‘c.:;i¢ia' with lim' sifzter, .Vim ightcr Bcttv arrlvoii train ll.ii|t':¥lIutlic Ho K 'she ittfiniicii th

Tha iloriii tributes were many”-'and

iw iititul. She leaves to mourn, her ur ther. six brothers and four sist-

' “nd Mlh' Homy ml " ‘ live iii tho family ol’ Mrs Nlauti t‘ha.;i» er"

GREATLY IMPROVED

The Biggest and Best Drink

Sold only by

THOMAS WHITE I

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' conceivable condition the Car has roved itself Superior. It

No iieed lor us to write large ads for the FORD, she is

thefgtandhfd Motor Car ofthe World; no_ use for knockerfi io advance flimsy faults, they are only helping to advertise the Ford Motor as each year has seen Ford Cars increase in demand by the thousands, because under almost every'

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l]¢i|rsi'Tl)¢el;Isu(il; lg' T<il':0bllisifrl)dss(lep'T`hea Ford.Car is the Czar for you. The Ford Car is made in Canada by Cana - ian Workmen in the largest Factory in the Briiisfl Empire. '.

BUY A FORD not because it is the cheapest,

bu* because it isa better car. There are over 700 Ford Service Stations in Canada, where a full stock of Ford spare parts are carried. Repairs and replace- ments may be quickly made. We are now stocked and prepared _to do all kinds of repairs and put on any accessories required. A

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F <i Dealers. ~ ~ Morris-Smitli-Beer ‘

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Picnic

Lemon Powder

Lime Juice Thermos Bottles

-and everything else you need.

The Two Macs |49 Gt. Geo. St.

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Newtown were iiniong visitors to tho i‘i

Grape JUTCB :icon by the iiarlund to visit i‘rioniis

Pierce. rind Mrs. M. J. Ca b ll f'

POQk€t _Flalikg Elmira urn visitors to the Tllllorll Swlmmlng WIIIQB \\'<‘i'e attending the Annual Woiiien's Fishing Tackle institute Coiiveiitioii.

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Miss Stella liiirris, Mrs, Wm_ F_

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parlrling, Pure, Tart old as Ice and Ful f Vim.

reiiiaining there uiiill her death.

iOihoi papers please copy)

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, BUTTER--

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--a llot Weather Hint to Farmers-

_ t We are ready to handle a quantity of butter in tubs, paper_lined l 'l or parchment-wrapped, pouno blocks. Butter in crooks is not:_desirable ' owing to diiiiculties in shipping. The hlglest cash prices paid for all

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LADIES

$4.00 Tan Boots for

$2.67

3.00 Tan Shoes 2.00 2.50 Tan Pumps L50

'We have decided to clear A out

OVER 100 PAIR S `

Ladies’ Tan & Chocolate Boots, Shoes & Pumps

out uiiiin orr

MARKED PRICES °

These goods are all good

value at the Regular Price, and we would ask you to cali and

Look Ar 'mein

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A PHOSPHATE is mor than a thirst quencher-i is a _beverage of actua medicinal value. It stim- uiates digestion, nourishes the nerves, and over-comes fatigue. _ ~ '

Always cool, sparklin

delicious, and refreshing.

' Served with various - flavours and with as much

tartncss as you like.

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The ideal tonic for tire

nerves and brain.

Bring your thirst to

us and have it prop- erly adjusted.

olinson & .lolin

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The Qulilty Drugstore _ Cor. Kent and Prince Its. 5

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Also opened to buy a quantity of trcsh eggs for which we will,

pay the highest market price.

- POULTRY-- _

' S Owing to the hot weather we cannot handle poultry except on

Tuesdays only. Persons with quantities of poultry for sale should make arrangements in advance with us before bringing in their ship- ment. Highest cash prices paid. '

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