ir l

_ 1 Mono.-tr

\ _.

1-nn 0nA1u.o'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN . _ JULY 19° 1915

__ . _ . _ ~ . »'--ii-'»=»=.~>i~ f-,-» " .

.; -» _ -, ~. »= . ' -.» -*-'"1"'-'_°‘~__~, ~',\\"=’~ .~ ‘»i"»"'*" “ ~ N13. e‘>Z..r' ii =1f~,i,~..».~'~.”-f 1,, `

,, ...yi-eyyrqqr :thas-tr;-vwrms N , _ \ K _ , , I _ . I 1 » i.,7e_ .,,,.~i », ,. - .-1., » i i ..;.. -1- - ,_ V _-i ,_ ) . ¢~ ._,,. _.1 g__,v.~.¢_r.¢_:_, .qw gt...->.__ . .3 i r . , _ ,-1. .i

fi. ~ f - ~- - » i _ -.~ .- . _-----_,_--_,...i,. ,. V-.gif ..._-fi.. ~ » ~- .€~_;f-1. of-1-~ ~ ,' 1 ‘

--TAKE IN THE BIG STOCK

SALE at Kensington, July 21st. -2125.

-im:-novso RoADs.-The pvblw

t____._.,____________ ____,_____-.._-__-.__-___ __

-IT PAYS to buy in this Provin 1.

-- tion

_w_ K. McGOUGAN, Globe Fox Cas

Exchange, is Guardian Agent lu Sum- mu

merslile.

_THE MORNING DA|L" Guardlun, Sin

can be obtained at Laflerl-Y'B T0“50f" ini Parlors, Suuuuerside_

_A RECORD. - Mrs. John Young up ‘

roads throughout Egmond Bay are

-ONE CENT ner word ewh lim- being improved and wiii shortly be

-BARGAINS in Summer Mlllinery. 10"' clair & Stewart Lid.

of .\Ialpi'i|iii-, set this spring :'16 hen cle' u up sale.

eggs and now she is the owner ot’ ilcty-seven hi'autll`ul,, healthy chirkens

Beat this who can ‘_’-D. §’l"l'

_ in

-csoics i=oAi_. - .ui-_ iniimrilsui' llnriling of llarnlt-_v is the owner ot a Mrs.

foal sired h_v Baron lliishhnll. llliil IS

proiiiiiiiireil hy ronipi-te-iii judges to - be ii lii'a1|it_\'_~-I) ere'

ly siri-il li_v llaippy limi has l4n'i-ii own- ,..|- in _\|.i||,i-1|i|<- for it long time-_ .\lr. li:\nis1i_\' lim- lii»»-ii i\I1~'r\'<l vi-rl "'"1lll-

iiig prii'i»s lint has <lei'iili>il lu lil het' iiilll' up for thi' i`iill r;ii'i-.--»lJ. irni'

____ ni-11

-CHANGED OWNER. -- .\lr. Jus. .V011

itiiiusiiy or lluliii' has liouglit froiii N11 _\|,-_ 1,, li. .\l1'.\‘iiii :L spli<iii1iil spi-i~i

'lil l s i\~ ll

sum 1|- \\.t~. -ill

lli\l|llS|llii¢‘ Uli' ' -

.__ _,_ :ii "

-ENGAGED AS TEACHER. ~-~.\lr_lniz1

l-jvi-ri l1i»uii'.<ii» of .\lul|ii-i|iii‘ has iii'-|

i1»4»iiul_i.lii-_pii.»iii i<>|i»--ns--I ¢'1li'li+-r iii' fl in piililii' silriol nl iiiiriili-_\'_ 'l`hi>' svlioiil

luis i':ii1ki'<l uiuiing ilu' hi-<1 and iii ‘fl thi- past h'i< huil ii-;i<'l\i'r~' 01' .L’iH>\l Ft" 1"" liiiiiiiiuii also :‘<'lii»laristi<' 1111-1 iliif \\" i-iii.:;il;~»ii|~»:|l iii _\lr_ Ilwziirsiii i-1:ilii»ili~ 'tl H- ,itiilii-1|.-~1.|'piii»1l li1ill.;nii'iit iii' thi' ¢'l`-\` -‘

1iii:ti-»~-', li. 1

-VISITING. _ .\lI‘S. (`llul‘l0S }11t'l(- on

Of Darnlftl' IS 11? l>i'l‘SBf1l Vlsillnll limited quantities but an increase in

for advertising in this column. in 8

h must accompany order. Mini- m charge, twenty-five cents. -REMEMBER the big sale of live

first class condition.-M.

stock at Mooses Sale Yard. Kensing-

Wednesilay, (July fllstl. 2120-

2127-?-19 ME`~’i- -sPsciAi_ SALE of summer Min-

?-_ inery now on. Balance oi' sei-1son‘s

TRIMMED HATS ffvlll _9f‘¢`_ “W1 ‘stock greatly reduced to clear. Siu- iit Sinclair & .\'1i-wart.; .»liiliiici'y Hair

212?-T-19l¥lH`.’i.

& Stewart Ltd. 2127-7-l9ME2l.

-LOBSTERS SCARCE4.-Lobsters our shores are reported only In

Kensington her former home, the looked for |n the near future-M,

st of her parents Mr. J. J. and _

BllrIlS.~U- -SCHOONER ARRIVED. - The

ir* Schooner Bonus. (`8Dl- Slruighl Bl”

A GORDEN PARTV and 109 rlved in port on Thursday with coal .un social will he held on the mr

_ cr( _'mls ol St. Sioplii-i;`s Church iris-

-A PROUD OWNER. _ Mr. ll(-1'; lili-

hi-i'| li:iiii>'a_\' is the owner of thi' l>!"'l'_ ‘11_“ iii-:vt :Anil _~'pi»i-<li<'.~'i thi'i'»' your old lil- \\'ll

1-Iolmans, Ltd.-H.

\-..- on ‘i`liursiiay_ .lulv ‘.’0th_ lt' _,ATTEND THE B|G 5A|_E of wi-ullii-r should be uniavorulilc it Sure,-s_ H¢.n'r.,-S mm Mi);-1| Cows ut l hi- hi-ld on 'Fliiirsdny the 22nd. Kensington, \\'¢,d|1¢-Suuy, July 21st.

2128-7-19M2ipil_

2125.

-HAY CARRIERS.-1iolman's ltel- _MESSRS w||_|_|A|v|s &_ QRUE,

if iluy Currier for wood or steel pl-in k is llli' IN’-it ‘iii llll* illi1|'kl‘f Ui Of into their lieu' Ollice, \Vater St., three r illi' lirive $4.75. “Mil UF 'DIIUU0 liuildlugs west ot the lt. R. Station.

r oriler to ii. 'l`_ liolnizin, Linlited, nnii-rside_ 2099-7-17.\12lE1i_

DUST COATS.- \\'oiuen`s full “~;,,.

ini-1| iii ii lii'imil iniiri- livi- yi'ur_~z olil. _ lI.i llis. \\'li:ii is _\liilpi»~ii»-'_' li.-p is li- 'ih ii liuinl linin Dust (‘o.1t ri- ll:iliii":.' uiiiii. 'l`li<- ;' p;`l " .‘ ii ' lil

, |) tl-ilil

.inia;.:1~ of this price. .

ters, Sumniersiile, have moved

11161.

-A SUCCESSFUL AUCTION sole

iii,-ld at lticlimond, Monday 12th

L. 1 " ' -' ' S- ' inst.. on the premises owned by Mr. I' $7.515 I0 $15-00. ~‘~'Hll‘- l'H`i"L‘ $1-75- Prosper Poirier who is in the slutes.

‘ -' init- i|ui<-kly i1'yiiu want to take __\|_

it l liol-

i5099'7'17M3lE1l~ Miiggii' llogan ol' Maine, ui-conipaiiied

l- liv her cousin, Miss Mliligun ure- visit-

HARD COAL.- Two l'iill i'nrgoes ing llilril ¢`f»=ll HW' f*Nli*"'U“l T" """iV‘“’ srniiil liiireiiis. Mr. and Mrs. James l|olm:tn's_ Siiiiiiiii-rsiilc in about u 1-}mm|,i.,n 3,~__1)`

'<'lt`s time. ’l`lii-so may hi' the,

ilii- si-iisiiii. and intl-nding plirclius- `

houlil lioiilt thi-ir ririii'rs llI‘iliilDll§'- 1 cast-_ \vz\s tried at thi- l’olli-e (‘ourt on

in llarnley as the‘gu¢'sts of their

-POLICE COURT.- Au assault

35099-7'17M3l1‘3U~ l"riday hefori- the Stupeudlary Mug-

_ -I

.1.~. _...

' ._ _ . .

istrate, thi-_ ilefeiiilitiit was lint.-il $5 and costs or len iluys in jiiil. Ile took the days.-li.

-BASEBALL.- 'l`liurs<la_v i-vi-n~

ings gunii- nl' linsi-hall iii-twei-ii thi- l'io||i-ci's and lnili-pi-nili-nts rt-siilted in ii Vii-toi'y l'or lin-_ 1`orini-r, the si'orc

' . hi-i ig 7 to 1 llatti ii# for l’ionei- <- . the patriotic opportunity of securing 5

ii _ -_

I 1 "

$4 FLAG

OUT F IT

Btout, ful-colored,

1 , »' 1 ~ r. Mi-ssrs .\Ioi'i'ison unil ’."!ion1pson_-li.

-WHEATLEY RIVER. - Thi-

young pi'opli's' llihle training class. wil 'l`u iii'

moet in Wlicait-y ltivcr ilnll on

i'sda_v evi-ning 150, at S o`clock. v, ll (1. i‘rowi- will eoluliiirt the

._,._,, .

I ';. ‘ u- . *L_-`j»`.~.; 'P .--

tuli-slzsd (I x I)

‘ ., _A ¢.(___ Union Jlokl. brus-

li 1. ' ` .'l."` .i'r..,v.'."i farruls jointed polo. -

‘ ""»»“' .

_ H »{,§-g¢,',_..*;_v._,v rg; _‘V ball ond hnillud,

` 1'-19!-if

and rnltlssc window

Y.-x.r~‘.,~t "._"". .-p'_»

" '“"1'f=\'

leeltot, on A hull which so nearly elim- instn nest; ur, it

_*I ,_ i.

:ff

.F/4

-9'. . _ ".- “ ..

_ . .-,___ ' _. ,fy _ ‘i-_ s

_ _'g-_‘?.>_;'§ \"*vI;_ V".-c' you alrsndyhhlg; ' » '_,"`-1., ' _ la. sto.. t o

1 '_ `, J_ :Dont ml! DC IO'

I ` cured.

l .

10- For the Flag Alone; S 49 =

1 I ' v of assembling Ill

or, ins' the $4 0-1tfil- ¢,,,,,,,,,¢t,,,,

PATRIOTIC CANADA

'rnxs FLAG coupon .

“DClm\nlod bythe amount mentioned in the announeemeal ll covering the can ot the distribution)

WilLWhen Prelentei ~x' me Office 0! tbl

CHI-`-RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

“."<=uc-rc:-<

Ziuuqg me reader or this paper -r-seating some t_g ggi; or hor c.‘1<»»f'-;- F2

,, The Full-Size Flag, Alone; or ' The Complete 5-5 K-lair, f-nd Outfit

NLXL ORDERS.-It cr"-iplete oixtilt ls wanted lend

lho |l.4l and 'lo. additional. tor postage in 20 mile lone (or Ile. lil other when ot Province); for greater dlr'ances aslt your postmslter

Lmornt to include for I lbs.; it ting lla-is is desired. lend the ILM, and ie. nddllonll Postage in tlrlt. xc-no (or 7e_ any Canadian point).

-A FLA i-'Fi ~£_5§__vi~iivii-: = 1

L ` ' I. . -I Canadian Government Railways

Prince Edward Island Railway

'l`ii\1i'i 'l’AUl.1i] IN El-`i"l'l(_7'l` JUNE 1-ith, 1915 il

'l`ri\inr~i (lutuiiril ltend llimiii.

Niion A

2- -\:.:'7 ._ ..',. -JS-.~..

H*-'to _.tele

;&i;»;oe~1 '-'z\:c:.:`:.; It-:tacos

llup,

6.22 2,.'»'i 7_(io 4.110

Arr.

<`har1ottctown Arr.

.1 Hunter River

l'lmt-raid Jct..

Kensington t~lii|nuierside Dop. 8.30 4.30 1"

.. »-i- f‘°~‘°.‘°=»-F' oNo\- ‘ o“‘©¢`%°'S?

0.52 0.03 ii

055 5.02 '"

`._':}.;`:.= : x\ 1

=~_-_=_--Eff N2.-`----Z :N;u:.

11.40 lisp,

" Arr.

Siiminerside Port Hill O'l.enry Al'horton Tignish

m?’~|_`1ou _ ,___ . G-D335

4.00 2.40 1.35

12.30 “'

Dep.

l‘_.'\l.

11.25 I`».|)ll Drip, li|.l|Il 7.114) Arr.

Emerald Jct.. Capo Trnyerse

A.M. l’.M.

Ilep. 8.40 7.00

I' M. A_.\l. 11 oo i;__f.o 4.10 H.-lil -l_:lli 11.17 4.57 !»,»liI 6.00 11.15

l)i-p.

M orell

Arr. Sourlls

ifharlott i.-town Mt. Ste wiirt

St. Pete l”'B

Arr. 5.45 ‘-li

4.10 i 3.27 (M 2.55 1.00

gamer 5:£g§

Dep.

_‘Elm Ira

7.10 Arr.

Dcp_ 4.00

A _ M .

4.20 X,-15 5.09 9.55 5_3() lll_L‘:’» 0.05 l I ,|15

Dep.

Arr.

Mt. Ste wnrt Cardlga u Montug ue Gegrggt iiwil

Arr. 1.00 1.55

0.11 2.40 ,, 5.40 2.20 in 5.15 1.30 ,

Dep.

Sul., Tlnlly

only i-ii. SM..

& Sun.

3.10 3.10 Drip. 4.25 4 57

Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 9.45

'ii

ini-i-ting. .-\ll are we-lcoined.

-CATTLE ARRIVED.- A lil-rd oi'

fill cnitc arrlvi-il from iledeiiiie on l"rida1y lnorniiig for sliipnieiit to St. .loliii by thc Steuini-r I-Iniprcss. Thi- hi-ril originally conslsti-il of ‘_'1i 4-attic hui tlirvi- ol' tliiiin siii'_i'i_-eded in Innk- ini.: thi-ir escnpi- while hoarding the iii-iii.-iiiie 1`i-rry_-Il.

-LARGE TROUT.-Messrs. Liir-ins

('i‘uie :lull Alfred R4-lil, Suninii-rsiiie, who were on ii lishini: trip lust I-‘ridziy cvciilng returned home with 11 large i-atieli of spi-ckiell lit-niities ninong whii-li was a lurge sen trout measur- ing iiii.;litei-ii and one hall ini.-hes und weigliing two pounds fourteen ounces, i-auglit l>_v Mr. (‘rue.-X.

-BASEBALL.- An exciting game

of baschnll was played at S1. l-1li-nn- ors on \\'eiiiies¢la_v evening lietween thi- lteil Sox. Jr.. of Sumnii'rsl<li- nnil thi- St. l<llcanor`s Stars. 'l`i1i¢ Stars won out hy u score of ll to ll). liai- t<'ries.- Stars. Blcssrs Miiiitgoliiery and (‘oinplon. So_\:~ Messrs lluc- liaiiuii nnil Wright, -ll.

--MILLINERY CLEARANCE.-We

ure cleuiiing up the liuluiicc of Suni- ini-r .\lilliiicr_v nt, liurgaln prices and liavi- plat-eil on sitio three lots ol' trlniineil huts at lllii-, $1.98 and $2.118 rospe-i'tively_ ,’l`ht-se are ull new stock the lialance ol' thi' seasou’s sell- ing unii ure worth up to $7.50 usual cash vulue. Sale starts Sutiirday morning, July 17th. See them today. Sliiclair & Stewart iltil. Siiliiiiiersiiii-_

2126.

-PICNIC AT DARNLEV POINT.- lurgi- glillii-riiig of school childreil

il their pairi-nts with l’rii-lids from

Atiniltic Btnndurd Time Trains Iuwurd, Sl"""?~5 \"‘ll"~" "U-1”~""‘| il dill'-“I ‘lmlllg

Read ll). "1

1>_1v1. P.iv1. A.iv1. el 1050 1020 high jump i-li-_. were engaged in until

lute hour when after partukiug of a

9_21 5_45 HJC well `providi'il ten they all with one

ind :ii.:ri-eil thiit. it wus u ily good time :ind us thc sun wui-i

sinliiiig in thi- west thi-y iilspi-rsed to

i-ir ri-spi-i-tive homes with thi- ex-

Arn 530 pi-;;tz1l_ion ol' going hui-it another yi-nr.

llaruli-_v iii-ach ri-ci-ntly. All sorts iunusi-nionts, ball, running races,

-A LARGE SALE of live stock ill tulu- 1iui'c ni Mooscs Salt- Yard

1(4- <i'i-loi-lt in the ul'li-rnooii when tlicri-

Arr. 9-15 8.00 mill hi' i>l`|`ci'i-ii for szili- uhniit 50. In-iid

I 2-1.

iisinglon on \\'i-iliii-siluy next nl 2.’

yoiuii.: riittli- i'onipr-sed inosti-lv f

<-i-rs and iii-il'i-rs with it i`e\v mlich

i-o\\'s. this iillorils thi- ftirini-rs of thi-

slrii~I to pick up sonic good stock or i'i-mlim: purposes both milk and ii-of so high in price at present no iiilii thi-rc will he it large attend-

:ini-e, 2125.

-FISHING EXPEDlTION-'l‘l1eex-

pi-ditlon of Mlmim-_gusli ilziy lust week iinder the li-uili-_rshlp of Mr. Jos(-ph N. (iuluiit prov(-il u good siiccr-ss. lieslil- es the (‘upli1in the crew consisted oi’ iree uhle liodit-il incn ull well versed

the s<-il-iicc ot' navigation. Thu!

iey were determined to hrlug home full cargo of fish is evident from

D0uY Sat- the fact that utter lahorlng several

ex. Sat. oniy & Sun.

duys in the atmosphere of n fisher- iunn and only meeting with n partial success, they brought a sulilcient

V°"""" mv" 3-23 3-31 iiuaniity to till the empty space in

5.55 7-0" Arr- Murray llnrhor Dell 0-30 7-00 their vessel which unfortunately was

_ l ll _il

Silver Black Foxes

_ Class “A” Standard Bred Silver Black Foxes for sale Giiaranleccl pedigree accompanies each fox sold. We also have a few extra good male foxes for sale.

We will be glad to show interested parties our foxes.

Write us.

The Huntley Silver Fox Co., Ltd Summerside,

vt-ry grent after so many days of toil. liui lt does not mutter to nnyone wht-ro they got their booty, sufllire il Io sity, that they returned home loniled from Mlmingasli.-M.

-SCHOOL WORK.- The follow-

ing li-i the standing oi’ the pupils of Lower i-‘ret-town Scliooi for month of .liine. Grade Vi.-1. Alice Cairns. (irnile V.- Senior-1, Anna Burns; 2, lviargnret Malone. Junior-1, Lan- ru Unlrns; 2, Amy Cairns; 3, Georgie llurns; 4, Katie Malone. Grade IV. -1, (ii-ncvli-ve I-lnmmlll; 2, Alfred Reeves. Grade III.-1, Austin Ham- mlll. ilutli Cairns equal. Grade II.-1, Ilililii Malone, Marlon Burns equnl. 2. Doris Simmons, John Taylor equal; :l, linnil Tuylor. Grade 1.-1, Laura

Prince Edward Island, Canada

1044-T-l01\1lm0. `

_ _ __ , _ ,_ ._-....».l..»..

ilurns_ lit-rfi-ct attendance. Laura Cairns, Amy Cairns.

,_ _ ._ ._ _ . ._ . ~¢»_.-._ at/':~~v1~-~/»».,,--~ .-»/.=- -"""-"""°` """"- -"""

3“ nmm1mw;.fsmi:s_.ni.mr »».iirt..ir-.'r.'.»i. .9 as . . _ _ _.rm - I

.¢m9lsm

RACES Wednesday, August 18th. $400 in purses. Special trains from Vsr- non. Charlottetown, Tignish and Sum- nierslde. See advt. next week. J. A- McDonald, Secretary. 2125-

eque Farmers' institute and the Dunk River Institute are uniting to hold a picnic at the Experimental I-‘arm on Wediiesday. July 21. Train will leave Summerside at 9 o’cloi'k_ Ever!- one is invited to attend.

-MESSRS. WILLIAMS ¢. CRU_E.

the up-to-date Job Primers, who tor the past number of years conducted their business on Central street. Sum- merside, have recently removed their plant to the new premises they pur- chased on water street. They have now one of the best printing plants for Job Work in the Province. ’I‘h_elr three presses are run by a gasoline engine, which is situated in the base- ment on a concrete foundation and their facilities tor turning out ii Joh at quick notice is now of the bert. Being both expert printers their DH' trous can rely on the high quality Of .their work.-X.

TIGIIISH

-RETURNS HOME.-lIon_ _(`hrleS

Dalton arrived in Tignish on \\oiii1e_ts- day evening from an exteniledvtrip 111 Maine and Massacliusettts.-A.

-ON BUSINESS.-Mr. Oliver l_’e-

ters, of liuvar, representiiig tho Sin- ger Sewing Machine Vo., was in 'I`ii-1' nish on \Veilnesdat` uiri-nding to the delivery of several uiiicliim-s sold in and around Tignish.-Z.

-ATTENDING CONVENTION.-

Drs_ Mcljrlde and Murphy, who went to Sumnierside on 'l`iii»siluy to attend the annual l’liyi~iii:iuiis' (`0ll\'1‘i1il0ll held there this year. ri-turneil to ’l‘ig- nish the same evening.-'/..

-RETURN HOME.-lllessrs. Alder-

ick und Zoel Gaudet. who liave for the last week been guests of <‘:ip1. I-‘rank (lullunt, Li-ovillii, ri-iuriii-il to thi-ii' liiunies, thi- former ln llzililnx, ilu- lul- ti-r in Moncton, on l"i'iiI:iy_~--Z.

-FISH IN ABUNDANCE.- Mr.

lieu (lulianl, of Elihsfli-i-1. is now in ilulifnx ni-giiliatiiig llii' null- iii' the largi- uuaiitity 01' fish now on his hainils us 11 rt-suit of ;i most sin-1-i-ss1`1il yi-ur in that line of husiiii-ss.-Z.

-BRIDGE REPAIRS.-lion. S. ’i‘.

Gallant is visiting thi- liriilgcs in \\'i-st l’riiice with thi- view ol' having salini- niaiiiiuineu ln their usual ri-pairs. 'l`hi- Tlgnisli liridge is hi-im.: ri-moili-lloil its u result of his visit, undi'r thc lililo supervisioii ol' Mr. l<`i‘:1nk iliii;l|cs.--- Z.

-TANGO PARTY-Miss Mary ller-

nard nl the hoine of hi-r l'ulIii'r_ .lor- olne Ilerriuril, liclilois, im \\-'i-iliii-sila_\' 1-vi-ning f-ntcrtulned uvi~r ont- liiinili‘i'il guests with u. series of new ilaiiri-s, including the very liiti-st. from liuign to in-sliatiou wnlizes_ 'l`hi- house was lieziiitifiiily ilocorati-d and the luiich- con servcil was in tho iisual style so funiiliur to all who have the special privilege of being ai guest oii such un occasion. Miss Bernard is home on it visit from the United States.-Z.

-NUNS' PICNIC.-An unusually

lzlrgc crowd ultenili-d the annual piv- nic on the (‘huri:h groiiiiils in in-linli' of .\'otre Ilanii- l`onvr-nt. 'l`In- \\'i-atliei' was ideal in i-vL'i‘y ri-spurt. ’l`hi- lioolhs were well stocked and llie has- lti-ts auctioned off hy Mr. \\'. il. Suni- ni-r, brought in it good sum towarils thc large du_\"s proceeds. 'l`hi- inns! striking i`e1tti1ri- ot` the occasion was the dc-corinis way every one of thi- usualiy rough i-li-nn-nt who alle-iiili-il <1:-nu-aiieii hiinsi-l1` ami all told ilu- wlmle duy`ii programme wus <-arrii-ii through with peace and nierriini-nt to ull present..--'/..

_ SHIPPING NEWS

-Schr. "1\linuii-," and “Happy (ln

i.iii'ky," soiled today i`or l’iL'tou_

-Schr. “.I. ll. Martin," (‘iipl:iiu

<‘u|ii, sailed loil:|_\' for (‘apii i-Igmonl to load produce-_

--Schr, “liluiiilc Weston,” (‘npt:iiu Weston, sailed yesteriluy for itichi- huclo.

-Schr. "Ti-li-plione," Cnpliiln llcll.

saili-il from this port today hounil for l'l<'tou loluieil with hay.

~--Suhr. “Ellen Mary," (‘iiplnin()lsi-u

nrrivi-il today from Picton with :i full l'1\i‘i-Ui Ol' i'oiil l`i\r lt. T. lloluiun liinilt- eil.

-Sr-hr. “llonu.~i," (‘n.pinin Strnugh,

ilnislied ilis<'liu|'i.¢ing her ciirgo ol' Syll- ni-_v ltcservi- i'o:il i`or ll0lm:\n`s, ,and suilcil toil:1_\' for lIlcl1lbueto_

-Si-hr. "\\'i-str-ru Light," (‘iipla|in

Gallant... suili-il today. Shi' intl-nils to ri-lurn shortly with a cargo oi' lutlis for lt. 'l`_ llolmziii Limited.

-~'I‘l_ie lolisli-r boat "Silas Mclii-an,"

l`llDtiiln i'l'o|iiig ot' Boston, mails- :L liuylni; trip iiiilay to Cape 'l`ruverse_ She also luti-nils to visit Egmont llny niiii West I’oiiii tomorrow alternately.

-Si-hr. “llmiui»i." Cnptzilu (`hnrlr-s

Straight. arrived yesterday from Syd- ney with 11 full cargo of Sydney Re- serve (‘oul for lt. T. Ilolmnn. litil.

-The gusoliiio smack "Silas Mc-

l.oou," Vaptaiu Young, arrived yester- day from linston_ Captain Young intends hiiylng 10,000 lbs. oi’ live loli- sters. The sninck was supplied with gasoline and provisions by R. 'l‘. Ilol- innu. Ltd,

-INSTITUTE PICNIC-The Bed-

.-_~

't ~t

_-‘_

-; sf ._

DOW _

Jr ~'r -1- -1-.»r We wr -1- -1- -.- -

°l°4r-1-4.*

Many People

wonder how we can afford to

.. sell coats, suits and dresses so cheaply now.

>‘.‘ u

reassess New A~~»i~ =.- .-_~ .-.- .~.- .~.- =.- ~'.- -» W _ _

Last Otch

Prices Now

1' We can’t. It is simply a case of must _sell them

Cond judgment good business policy, good storekeeping, demand that

-~ we sell all merchandise bought for each person, before the end of the season, ~

hence these remarkably low prices.

_ Can you resist these prices _

' of the

'.. Spring & Summer Suits House Dresses

, -' A ` P ‘ l. th -

Copenhagen, Sand bhades, Blue to $21238 mencan elcaewor up

V and White stripes and Black. ` ` Now 98c

~I.‘~':~1‘~i‘»'.‘

fl'

-I-1-'.~+

Greatest--Summer -'Sale-~~ ver heldin harlottetown

J-.ui '.1-.'».;..;-' .r*&‘*l‘.s *A*

Half Price 1 '

_+ V

°‘ Skirts Hall Price

White Voile Waists

-5:5:-'r

Blue and Black' Serge and Voile.

Worth up to $2.50

7 9c

Lawn Dresses V

' White Embroidered worth $3.50. »1-

Cl1ilclren’s Lawn Dresses

Ages from 4 to 12 years.

98c

3* Now- -$1-.-98 ‘

White Embroidered Waists

'rl'

-r Chilclren’s Summer Coats

Worth up to $3.50

$1.98

Now 69c

~':*t'>'r~i'

_‘_ Dark Cotton Wrappers li 59c

_-1-

fl*

ri*

-ir -1-

- l.ailie’s Long Silk Gloves

Tan, Cream, Champrige, Grey,

Black and White worth up to $1.00

59c

Tan Linen Duster Coats Half Price

Come and see how much you can Save

4:4:-1-1-'.*-i‘»¥~I~»?-1*-P

»'¢~'.<-‘.~4r~`:~'f'?-r

4. T, »'r 4- .p

-2* >':“*.‘-4* J: -'r

Ira for Postag

50 1' 05

-ir Out of town Out |01 Iplwn

p pl o de - peop eor er- in? lgalleriis B . t . in Patterns

include 3c ex- The Quality House include 3c ex-'

~'.* 4* ~'r

tra for Postage

rf 'P

-r

,"4

E%l

l‘iiii-tti- on 'i`iii-slluy liith to ri-siiiiir-`-s worli_--1\l_ 1'

---Miss Miiry i\li|rphy lormr-rl_v Mrs.

1\li't‘i|usli1nil piiiil il visit last wi-ek to

l'rIi'nils.-M.

'l‘cn l\Iili- Ilousi-_ has ri-liirni-il to lii-r home in (lrauul iiivi-i' for Iii-r sumini-r

lliver ihi- izucsl ol' hi-1--1-ousin, Mr. John l\li-l{iiiniin_

iirrivi-il lmnii- on \\'i-iliii-siln_v i-vi-uint: l`ri|in nn i'xti-nili-il trip through thi- l'nlti-il Stott-sf-ll.

- Mr. (‘hns. l\li'l.i-iiimn of llnrnii-y

was ii visitor lo ltii-linioiul und took in the ti. it. 'i`i-ii, hi- i-xpcislii to he :ili- si-nt for :1 l`i-w days.--ll.

-Mr. Vernoii llainsay and wli`e.

t‘uniphi-llloii, N. Il., are visiting Mr. lluinsuy`s pureiits, Mr. and Mrs. T. D.

i- lo 1

ldirnionil lluy miioni.: hi-r i‘i-l:\livi‘.7i unil i\l

-- iii

--Miss (li-rtli\ I\l<-Kiiinoii, ll-:\i'lii-r ol` lu

holidays. ilu

--~--~ iii

--Miss \'iol:i. ll:\,\'di-ii. grziiliiiiti- ill

nurse froin llosliin is vlsiliiilx In Gram] A

ugliti-r, ,_ _ ,, _cl i.; ii. viwiilioii in St. I-iii-aiiors' willi

-Mr._:1iid Mrs. l'Jliner 'I’n_\'lnr nf

1- wi-nt to l-‘ri-n<'li lilver on lny :iiiil :itti-n<li'il thi- si-|‘vli‘i-s

cllilil- 1`lmri'li. 'l`lii-y ri-tliriii-1| thi- <-viiiiiig. - li.

:iiiil .\li's_ lliirry Elliott null l{:i|nli»op- ll I' uri- '\i-iiil-

lioii‘_- |uii~1-iits. Mr. and Mrs. ‘iunp1o|i.--- V.

Ji-si-|il| (iallnnt is on an ox-

; V =' " __ ` -` -i "’ 0- ..-1\lr.lCilliillu'rl l’oirii-r reiilriii-il to -Mr. Win. liruuiler of Sunimers- """l"‘I "Wi 1° '"5 h‘""" 1" m`h"“vm"

nt Suiiilay in ilialpciiiic urneil curly l\loiiu<l_\‘ morning lil v I )

a1`ti-r hi-ini: si-verul years in the North West. li will Iii- ri-iiit-iiilicwil that lIlr_ (liillniit \\-hllc out their stistiiliieil Li i-ii-vi-i'c iiijiiry in i'i\llini: oil' it litillllim: which ri-siilii-il in ii l'r:\i>lured li'L:. i\1lioiii_'li fully recovered, he needs a

l'i-w moutlls rest.-M. ` ‘ja

-Mr, i\lh<-rt ll. Morris, fornii-rl_v

of Siiiiiiiiersiili-. Init lui-ated for somi- _\'1-urs in Wa-_-iii-rn i‘unuilu, has return- i-il and ut-1-1-pti-il ii. position in thi- lliirilwari-. iii-piirlim-nt ol` il. 'i‘. llol- inuu. lltil. ills uuiny friends will hc gluil to lcurn that he has located pi-i‘- miinentl_\' in Siiiniut-rslile after an ull- si-nce of nbout seven years from his home town.

-- Miss t‘:u‘ri<- iiiwly, Suinini-rsiilr-, \__

_Y mi- _

H57* i .4 _Y _ILQ1 1

Straw Hats that are Cool ---1 Classy

____

if you want sometliing smart

nnd siisDDY In 11 cool and com- fortable strnw hut, well, thst’s

ltnnisay, Suinniersiiie.-.\'.

WESTERN PERSUIIIILS

-Mr. (leorgo McGougan of Mal-

pi-que sailed with (lapt. Roach for N. B. on a visit to friends.-D.

-Mr. Frank U.Arsenault,Urhanville returned lust night from n week's visit to Tlgnliili.-M.

-Secretary Murphy nnd lion. (‘hnr-

les Dalton, Tlgnish were In Summer- side Wediiesiliiy.-H.

-Mr. Iniuis Lesrd. has returned

home from n business trip through

glberton. Montrose and BloomIlelil.-

-Mlss Marguerette LeClnre.ii-nclier

has returned from Summersldo niterl an extended visit there.-M.

gl _ _ q

_ nouns 'f IDNEY PILLS 5

` 1 -5:7” _ D 1 \ \\\`\ \"\D|5_£ 'veg _i<inNr.Y *_ M

`\\\\‘\\\\\l

~ _ l

ffz?;;\\`\\\\ '\ 'J>

/_'

\ \\\\

the kind we ha.v)> here--the kind we are going to tell about.

We have ull sizes in the pop-

ular sailor straws and dips. they are mndi- from dliterent quality materials and priced nc- cordlug to quality, but In every case you will llnd the price exteremely low considering the quality oi’ the hat.

Of course you want it straw

lint for the warm weather, and it is only nnturnl for us t0 assume that you want the best hat your'money will buy, if we're correct. then we‘ll ask you to call and see our show-

` ` _ _ - 4 » f. ‘i-i"*'ri»~Af"'.'-" t f

-:i- _- - ""-

,»_-,i 2 ir ivy- -f v.r_;_~.=_».:~-

il 1, |,_ ~ f rl Toilnv I tl I l

,_ _ 5 _ f U _ s ie any to cal he cause

i>'|',':;]r[5T f1f‘q_ _,i-'luv - hr-re now, Init we ci\n't assure you

ing before making a selection. some oi' Ilia best values are that they‘ll be here but I1 very

days iiiori--tht-y're too good to last long.

_'run Reuben It__1_plin&Co. it.ii.i:¢2i>.ii.i. `

,ef V... 5. ._v..,..,_.,_i..\w.,,5,,.__ _ ._ .,~..,.», -1-_ _ .. » f ‘ ' ‘

, ‘_ _-.i