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$4 00Ta B of f $2 ll 0 5 01'

3 O0 Tan Shoes 7 00 2 50 Tan Pumps] 50

We have decided to clear

OVER 100 PAIR S

odles’ Tan & Chocolate

Boots. Shoes & Pumps 'lla-ali, il-

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MARKED rmcl-:s

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value at the Regular Price, and -wc would ask you to cali and . - _ s i

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The Central Guardian

IT PAYG \o lm] in dill Province CREAM BIDING (near Suffolk) is ~

,___ where the League of the Cross Pic

‘SBY EXPHE88.-if 100 Pairs White nic will he held on Wednesday, July Canvas Boots low heel for women all 25th Two special trains 1757

sizes-leather or rubber sole Morris

Smith & Beer 16*-7 l7M3l ORDER VOUR STRAWBERRY

BOXES. NOW, $6 00 per thousand

T0 BUILD A GARAGE-N Tenders Jtillkllla & S011 1775.7,l9M2l

are being called by Messia Bruce

Stewart & Co. Ltd for the erection FE3T|VAL T0N|GHT- Mllly ar6 of a thoroughly modern gauge nom going to the patriotic strawberry plans proposed by Messrs, C B festival tonight at Brighton, and Chappel & Hunter it will capable hell! buy more yarn for the soldier

storing about thirtyflv automo boys Are you 1745

biies The building will ontain a first class washroom and rfepalr de-

ilmrlment and will be supplied with a at .fulll equipment of all requeai-les in C

ith

_wiu be situated st‘tns south _end of by

the present works, facing the Marinc _Wharf. and will be so constructed as

to be easily enlarged to double itfi‘ held yesterday at Mount Ryan was

Capacity. if so desired. It will be u big .frame structure, 75 x 60 feet. having number from the city went up by

clear floor space inside. It is the motor boat and an altogether fine

yintention to commence work 4 ai ou

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Ask for

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We the Clelnoat and

but Chewing Tobacco.

HICKEY’S is a large,

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AN OUTlNG.- On Saturday, July too 4th, Mr. and Mrs. John Carrier and St. wo children of Earnscliffe-, togethei ofli

their way to Crapaud. where they' Co

at the homes of Mr. Carrier's sisters a Mrs. W. D. and Mrs. David Sher sc

e automobile line. Theiibuilding izo

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FESTIVAL- The festival and to

Brackfley Point yesterday in aid of ve Head mance was well patron- d and a delightful time was spent,

all, -the weather being perfect.

Mounr avm TEA. 'rue te

hly successful affair. Quite

ting and good time was. enjoyed.

WEDDING BE!-<L8.-The marriage k place July 5th. at nigh noon, at

Simon's Church. Rev. Mr. Lewis "2 ciating, of Miss May Louise Brun- ,-

ith Mr. James Doyle and slate ton.

only daughter of Major T. L

smart travel-ling suit of dark blue 1 FSB l1lld`,a lldrge black Milan straw ‘

ren. One 'l`ue‘su`ay they were member hat. She carried a bouquet 'of roses '

a party of ten who went to thc and little white' flowers. Major Brun

new car ferry at Carleton Point or ton gave his daughter away. Mr. Guy

picnic with flags flying and wc" Higgins was- the best man. . Capt.

. D e magistrate of York

unty. to Mr. John F. L. Hob-

ent a very enjoyable time visiltlnr kirk. The bride looke-d charming in

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BD , in - at of Ch

at Mi'. Chester Smith, Hunter River `Wm. H. Cairew, Wheatley; Jaci Macdonald, Charlottetown: Clif‘forr` Ro Cudmore, William Garrick, Mis! Margaret Macdomld, Miss Eleiie Tan

Kid McDermid, James Caldwell. Ne\\ G'lnsgo\v, N. S.; J. H. Caldwell Dominion, (7. B.; Miss Olive Carter. Miss Bernice Carter. Mr. T. McKlr icy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moran. Mi and

B Mr. F. Hynes. Dr. J. B. Brown. Charlottetown; Mi. F. J. Steeve: Moncton. N. B.; Mr. Lawrence M_o| an, Charlottetown; Mr. A. Clarkii

Wednesday.‘ lt was a trip long tf remembered.

AT BoN8HAW__ Recent g__€C___ mxr. J. P. Gordon. City. went to

Beaton's Hotel, Bonshaw, were'

se. New Glasgow, .N. S.; Roi

on. Charlottetown; Frank Dailey

Mrs. Charles Moran. Mis'

lnnche Clark, Miss Hazel Moran

ent taking snapshots and receiviny wh struction. They met old neighbor.: fro the end of' the pier, in the person- cer Mr. Michael Rooney and Mr for aries McKenna. It was with re change.

gret that they returned to Earnsclifff

on ' be

Stipendiary Mngistrate Martin,

Mr. D. McKinnon. of McLean &

McKinnon, went to Georgetown yes- ter

Miss Florence Purdy of Charlotte-

town, is a guest of relatives at Little

emogue, N.B.

Mrs. Leslie A. Wright, and her son,

Master Ernest. are visiting the for- me

Mrs. Sarah McMahon. Boston. is

visiting relatives and friends in

Algonquin Park. -Toronto Ex-

PERSONILS J

irs. yesterday.

nt to Summerside yesterday.

day to attend the Supreme Court..

r's mother. Mrs. J. Bl Russ.

o has recently returned from the nt. came from Ottawa for the emony. Mr. and Mrs. Hobklrk le-ft

N. Wi-ltsihirc; Miss M. A. Gallant Colville Road; W. R. Shaw. M155 Fannie Waye, Miss Gertrude Ways. Mr. Geo. J. Moran. Mr. E. Head Charlottetown.

PROHIBITION CASE.-YeB‘terd8.V

Charlottetown.

_Mr. W. J. Brown, City, represent- lug tho National Drug Co., went west yesterday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMahon

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ln order to ret the O-Cedar Result. and for economy. use it .

| the 0-Cedar Fo ish Way-ns directed on the bottle or can.

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Mr. W. H. Prowse, Murray Har- _ OUR QTTAWA

bor. was in the city yesterday.

(Continued from page four)

Mrs. J. Jones, of Quincey, Mass., _ ` _ _ _

la visiting her mother, Mrs. Jams/s tha law H has never been a Crime

dLe°d' °f High Bank' in this country to criticise a law, but

Mn Hmrv R H0ldmg_ of the Roy it has always been a crime to incite

~ ' others to disobey the law. The claim

al Bankf Fr“derl°t°n' N' B" is-spend] -is made that the penalties' for vio mg B' “hog homgay Wm' msimomer' lations -of this particular law are too Mft; Margdergg 'mis 'zlnlfariiofteazfilr severe. In this connection it must

h ' ’ not be forgotten that the country is

guests att e Russ' 'at war and the law in question is

ML S_ T_ C0ates_ the weuknowu designed to sustain the very life of

travelling representative' For the the “anon and that violation Of it by Cadillac Motor Co.. arrive-d in the any means Whaiwevel' 13' B9dm°“- city on Tuesday with a eight cylind., The Government of the country is er Cadililac. It is a machine similar °°nf’°“"~°d with 5 Situation Wh°1`@bY to tha urcbased b Senator Prowse Cemilll mall' some Of Wh0m hold fe

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before Duncan Edgar Shaw and Ar thur l. Clark. two Justices of th# Ponce for Queens County. for breach

ilrst case to be tried' in Queen': County under the amendment passed last session whereby the Office o'

.County Stipendiary Magistrates was abolished. Before the case was pro

the following questions. (among others) in regard to jurisdiction: 1 That under the new amendment two Justices of the Peace have no jurlsdic ` tion to try a case under the Prohibi ltinn Act, 1900. 2. That the Justices

try the case within the limits of thc

ty ol’ Charlottetown. The Magis

. 'atcs noted, the objections, and re

e case ol’ Allan Boisner vs. Arthur

cKini1on ol Glenaladale was heard que

the, Proliibltion Act. This was the

day

edcd with Mi Geor e S Inman, K

'. g- _ , on' behalf of the- defendant raised a

inte

the Pe-ace had no jurisdiction rtc

Pte. S..

and daughter. of this city, left yer- terday on a visit to friends in Bedo-

Mr. John‘Dunphy of the I. C.. R..

Moncton who has been in Charlotte- town for a few days returned yester-

Mr. Frank Blake of the Roger filer Cds., construction rworks at

Cape Tormentino has returned after

short. visit to Charlottetown.

Miss Margaret Fullerton leaves

early next week `l’or Denver, Colo., where she will be the principal in an

Word has been received by Mrs.

Albert Williams. city, that her son.

resting eve-nt. ' ~

1..

J. W. Williams, of Wolfville, N. is officially reported wounded.

city. ' ed that they would disobey an act

chester. N. B., siso Mrs. J. L. cor- law enlightened by liberty. but

Miss Gibbons. of Toronto. their Shown. it is also necessary to have guest. arrived in the city on Tues liberty restrained bylaw.

day night to spend a short vacation

on the Island.

Mr. and Mrs, James Skeoch, of' ' "-5

Montreal, arrived last evening _ in Charlottetown to enjoy a holiday with _ their relations and friends. Although Mr. and Mrs. Skeoch have travelled

very extensively through many' coun-_ tries, they have a very warm' corner in their hearts for the climate and » natural beauty _ of Prince ‘Edward island. They are the guests of Mr,

Stewart's Cale

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arid, nopd0ubt_ it win remain in the sponaible positions, have openly boast-

Parliament, and incite others to dis-

Mrs. (Major) 1-[_ R_ Em'me,~s,m_ obey lt, and lit is taking the only rea-

,md he, sum-_ Miss B_ Emmerson sutiable course-to meet that situa- and Mrs. J. A. McQueen. of Uor. tion. It is a splendid-thing to have

neil, sister of Miss Emmerson and these war times. as experience has

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I Profes'sioual`1-*Ca Fris-

Dr. J. »P. iiMcGfraih

Corner of "Pfiiiie ,-and

Sydney Streets '

_Physician _ and Surg n Office Hours: '9‘to1<l_l, l ~~ p._m. and 7.50 to 8§_3_0 o.

Televhone' ho. 632’ 5' fl

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S. S; Hessian

_ eqrrmsr, solicitor,

Notary Publlc,,_lo.. Money 'r,o Loan. Montague, P.l. I.

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Barrister. Solicitor and Notary Public Office Nownon Bleek, Charlottetown Branch Omoo, Goorgttown Mono to Loan on Rall lltlta

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served the points for consideration The Court however did not have to decide on ‘the legal objections raised. as there being no evidence adduced against the defendant, -the case was dismissed for want of evidence. Se veral witnesses were examined but there' was noevideuce of the sale of intoxicating liquor by defendant.

::LEAGUE OF THE CROSS PIC-

NlC at Cream Siding (near Suffolk) on Wednesday, July 25th. Two soc cl-al trains. ~ 1156

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The Camera season is now

at its best. For the stay~art-

Messrs. Eugene Kelly and Wilfrid

McKenna, City. and Michael McKen- na. of Vernon Bridge. went by auto-_ mobile yesterday to Kinkora to st- tend the horse races.

Mrs. Alex. McCannel and`daugh»--

ter, Miss Maud, left yesterday' rmorn- ing en route to Banff. Alberta, to visit Mrs. MeCannell's daughter. Mrs. Theodore Balderston,

Mrs. J. E. B. MacCready. who has

been visiting in St. John. and at She- diac Cape, where she was the guest oi’ Mrs. Jones. of Moncton. has re- turns-l home.

MH. Felix Muli’phy}. lof J<‘rebbown‘,`. who recently underwent a serious opera tion in Montreal. returned home this week. accompanied by his daughter. Miss Lulu. it is pleasing to note' that he is making very satisfactory progress. ‘

Mrs. G. L. Murphy. Park street.

and Mrs. Captain J. E. Croken, M. D., left this morn-ing on it visit to tho i'oi'n1cr's home in P. E. island. They will visit for a few days in Cha|'lottcio\'.'n 'he'lJre prrrceeding to Mrs. Murphy's homo in Kensington.- Sydney Record. 16th.

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Mr. Gordon Mott, of Dalhousie. N.

B., was in Charlottetown yesterday. un6.'orgoing medical examination. and making the necessary arrangements with Mr. F. W, Hyndman. President of the Prince County Branch of the Cianadian Aertal League for entry

and Mrs. Louson. at Brighton. while in the city.

llllllllllll ‘RACES

The races at Garfield last Saturday

were largely attended and the weath- er being ideal everyone- had a splen did time. -

The order left nothing to be rie-

slred and the manager Mr. A. W. McLeod. is to be congratulated on the manner in which ho conducted such a good da_v’s sport.

Owing to Friday nights rain the

track was somewhat heavy, h t some fast racing was witnessed. tlie best time being 2.23, made by Dunholme. owned by Mr. Hammond Kelly. in three straight heats.

Following is the summary:

2.20 clan. _

Orwell Bell, Ellis. Dunholme, H. Kelly Commodore Grant _ Best time, 2.23.

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2.25 Glad.

Zesllot, M. McKenna, Ver- non 1 2

Woodvale, Neill Morris, Pin-

ette 2 1

1 1

2 2

Joker. J. McGregor, i\ion~

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homes there is no pleasure to compare with -picturemiaking. The streams woods. flowers, etc., make an impression by their beauty.- so why not pic- iuro (hem in a way that will make thenra .toy forever? '

If you are away for your-va#

cation take a Camera with you. and bring back the pleasures of your gin to be enjoyed in fut- ure years.

We are agents for,- K°daka, Cameras, and dll Pho- tographic Suppllel.

There is nothing betta! and

prices have advanced bu little on account of war.

Every man who enlists will

want a. Volt Pocket Kodak Cam- ers,-- see- that some iman in whom you -are interested is not disappointed.

Coll in and Iobk over our

Btoek.

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for

into the Aviation Sciool at Toronto.

Dr. A. H. Mackay, Halifax. sup-

erintendent ol educatlpn (or ‘Nova Scotia, will go to Moncton on July 26,

of New Brunswick and Prince, Ed- ward leisnd as regards the inter- provincisl Educational ' Association meeting to he held in Moncton.

a conference with representatives'

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GFQDEINIITS

POC) I)

THE DELICIOUS ’ SOLID' MEAT' '-

DF WHEAT AND

tagug __ 3 3 3 3

Best time, 2.41%.

M.,

8 Minute Clau.

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This was the most alrciting race

-of the=day, and was well contested. six horses starting, viz: ' Queenle. Lee Esscry. Charlottetown; Oakley Oakes. W. Brown. Pownal; Teddie, John McCabe. Iona: Winnie M., A. Mullally. Souris; Queen Alva, -Earl ings, l-lililsboro; and Warfield, Mr. McCallum. Brackley Point. The finish was exciting. Queeuie winning out in three straight heats; Oakley' Oaks second; Queen Alva. third: Teddie S.. fourth; -

Starter. Mr. Frank Hughes. Tlmers.~ John Rooney, _Seymour

Knight. Georgetown.

Judges, Charles McDonald. Joseph

McDonald. ,

Secretary, Joseph McCabe. A feature of the occasslon was the

orderly manner in which the races were conducted. the race course be- ing perfectly clear, shortly before sunset. everyone leaving in tho,best

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of humor, and with only kind words for the manager. , ,’

ve your Potato Crop

in the province and elsewhere has proved con- clusively, that systematic spraying of the _potato crop increases the yield fro‘m'25 to 334,, that ' it prevents blight during growth, andmot

To properly and effectively spray YOU

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