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Exim vs. -Harper was before the Court yesterday and was adjourned to Mon-

Ywf C001 Suriv eA'rn|.L|'si ““;'.i;‘:.‘;‘:...-...,,....._~_

' f |Mr. and Mrs. Phill Col uedn

' ytugust is a good month to

51| the Coal bin. Coal is good and conditions for delivery are better than later, we can ,upply you promptly-

Order today. g ' .

4 A. Pickard &C0 Phone 240 Charlottetown,

Mother and the Girls

_don’t mind beiilg photo- graphed--why not persuade Dad and the boys to make the family picture record complete?

THE_ COOK STUDIO Phone I59-J

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3 This is a Good Time to ii i* Have Bahy‘s Photo °” Taken

Make the appointment today

ZEBAYER STUDIO

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if 5%

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$53

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»FLOUR ,-

Made by one of our best

1 P. E. l. Millers (Roller ; Process) from choice im iort- . cd FIFE and MAIKOUIS

WHEAT. '

~ We receive a fresh stock .` every few days, (we supply

the wheat).

Only 6cents per pound §

(Sold in any quanity)

PORRIDGE,

OATS,TABLE OATMEAL, FLOUR, RY BUCKWI-IEA OAT F L O U

' FLOUR.

All fresh and sweet, and sold in any quanity af lowest

_ prices in 'the City. Phone in

your order. Orders filled and sent promptly.

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CARTER 8; CO.E‘i

Phone 208 Flour & Feed

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2 ."£.{

rliioiissioun Cairns;

DR. CLIFT

- cl-IRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. B. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW. ,

5332-5-20MtiilAug20pd. ,

1 Dr. K. W. Mcllinnon

VETERNARY SURGEON Office, 139 Kent Gtreefi S Opposite Morell Hotel

` ' Telephone 764

6900-5-23M3mos.

T ' . ' V

_ D. STEWART. ii. C.

Barrister, Solicitor and

-; Notary Public a

Neweon Block, Charlottetown lrenoh Offioe, Georgetown

Money to Loon on Rell Eetete '

S. 8. HFSSIIII

Fi llrrleter, Solicitor , '~ ' Notary Publie, etc.

' “ uonlv -ro Loan

~ Montague. P. I. I.

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IOBSOH 8 DUFFY

Iliff’ _ `

_lerrietere end Attorney! eeiieiean for 'ii ir lem ef census . 5* aonei1l:|ih» _laws __ _

lllRONDlll.l.B IIACAIONI

Thebest food_you can give no

_ -much better than _ meat-is so nourieliing-can be prepared in B0 many inviting.

gmtiring styles-com eo little,

it pays no serve it often.

Our Cook fell: livw ii/5»'-"iff/33-'?»af£’ """°`°

, » Th C._il. Cetdll Ce. Lhital, ledlll-"

li\' t'ANAi)l.~\NS FOR CANADIANS.

"CANAU \'S Sons iii the \Vorlr\ \Vi\r" hy Col-

onel George Nnsinitli. iiitrodiictioii by llrnernl Sir Arthur Currie. Uiily satisfactory Canadian lioo_k, l’r0i\|§ely illustrated. Woiidrrful oppor- tunity lor money uinkiiiig for returned soiders iiiid others. iiieii or woini~ii_ Representatives liii\_-ini; n\_iirveious stieccss. Special terinn; ireigiil paid; credit given; exclusive tfrritoryl outfit in-0:. \\'lNS'i`(JN CO., 'i`or0ill0.

THE .NEWEST DDLL ` KID OXEORDS

= We have received the f newest oxford for Dressy

e=_ Wear made with high

;; French heel and plain ‘; toe ____________________________ _.$8.75

;; iiosipiw

iw We are showing now

‘ some New York hosiery-

See Our Window

~Alley & Company ' Limited _

$3.00 A

We have some wonderful

BARGAINS in the following lines :-

Women's Patent Oxfords. ' Women’s Kid Oxfords. Women’s Grey* High Cut

Bals. ' Women’s Brown High Cut

Bals.

The Oxfords are all small

sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2. 4-

The High, Cut Bals are in

all sizes.

Every pair of the above

goods are worth today up to $6.50 and you can have your

choice for

s:a.oo ,-

.~nts.` UUK WIINUUW

MORRIS--SMITH--BEER _

»aww

We handle al1_the

different kinds best quality coal, a`n d

would appreciate an order from you

J. curricula sr 00.,

51 Queen St. Charlottetown 'Phone Main Office 75-1, J V

Wharf Office 744 L I

_}il~l»Bl&'l'¢l€'l°`L

D _ B. Q

Street, announce the engagement of their daughter Agnes Gertrude to Al- fred L._ Coady, HazeIhrook,. Mar- riage to take place the latter :part of August. 233,

MARRIED IN FRIBCO--A very

pretty wedding took ` place in the Calvary Pres-byterian Church, San Fransciseo, Cal., by tho Rev. Josiah Sibbey on May 29tli~ when Caivin~ S. Blggur. adopted son of the late James Biggar of Bradalbane, P. E. I., was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Efile Frances Pennington of San Francisco, Cal.

SUCCESSFUL PICNIC.--'i‘lie Tig-

nish annual picnic in aid of Notre Dame Convent was held on August 7th The day was a great success and much credit is due the ladies for the way the affair was carried out. About $1,100 was collected. The Mothers of the Conventgdesirc to express their appreciation to those who took part in the nianagenient and work as well as to all who patronized the affair.

DIED IN HALIFAX.---After an ill-

ness of several months there passed away at his lioine, 7 Agricola Street. Ilulifux, Saturday evening, William M. C. Frawley one of the best known of local coininerciai travellers. For several years past he was the travel- ler for A.Keith & Son, but _more recent- ly he was that ilrm’s representative at Charlottetown. Although Mr. Frnwley had been known to be serious- ly ill for some time yet his many »i`riciids iii the city and .throughout the pr-ivinces will learn with deep regret ol’ his passing. < Mr. Frawiey who was 51 years of age was a veteran of the iloiith Afrlr-aii War and also the North- west ilcbellion. Besides his wife he in survived by four sons and one dnugliter, Madeline.-'Halifax Record- UF.

GOING WEST.-The Sackvllle

Tribute says: Pte. Wm. Clark, who recently returned from overseas, was pn the baseball field Friday evening and i'r=i.r.?\cd a warm welcome from his mnny.fi-ionds, l-le has just return 'rd from S.i'|iiii¢isiile, P. E. I., where he has been visiting his sister, Mrs. John Lea. Pte. Clarke, who is .a Sackville boy, enlisted in Winnipeg in May 1915. and went overseas with the <I£lrd Battalion. lie crossed to France iii June, 1916, and was in all the heavy fighting until the commencement of 1918. when he was given a position in Army Pay Ofilce, London, (Eng) Pte. Clark was wounded _t-wice, first- at the battle oI` Ypres and Inter at the Somme_ He is ging to Ilalifax to ges his discliargc and will afterwards re- turn to Winnipeg

lust What You

Friends New England . - Brown Bread with raisins

Put up in tins-all cooked- ready to eat

Contains 1 lb 2 oz

PRICE 30c

AT .

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS. '_

“Tlie Store Where 0

Cleanliness PrevaiIs”

pri _:_-_ 'Y' _Jul

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Dr. E. C. Harris;

Eye Specialist

Office Royal Benlr Build- ing, Charlottetown liice Hours 9,30--12.3

2-5 Plione 68-Y

asssssesssssss

eases ceases

Dlhllillll/lllt

Reosweeoeoeoeoooa:

§ 1 ~ 5000 § 0 Military Boxes

: We have ih stock 50004! -It overseas Military Boxes thattia tit we will dispose of at 10 cents #D at each-These are the real#

$il%QQ%

it th' g for carrying lunch to 49 tt Pibliiics, P a r k~ es, Fishing *P ft Tri s, etc. Original price 20c. *P

While they last 100.

HE; TWO MAC

140 Gl’el\ll0l'DU»

QQIIOIIOIIDQOOCQ

looses '€

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Have Been Wanting

CHURCH SERVICE.-There will be*

service at 11, evening service at 7 (old , time.) , |

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT.-» Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick wlii csniincti service (D.V.) as follows: on Sunday, August 17th Tryon, 11 a. m., DeSable 3 p. m. and Victoria 7 p. m.

SERVICES.-The Rev. Q, Mac.

Lean will preach at Lot 4& on Satur- day the ltltlrat 8 D. m. and on Sab- bath the 17_th at 10.30 and'Highlleld 2.30 and in the People’s Church at 7 p. m. Monday the 18th Glasgow Road at S p. m.

ORWELL HEAD.-Communion ser-

vice next Sabbath, August 17th -at Orwell Head church at 11. Servce in same place at 6 p. in. Pri-paratory service on Saturday at 2.30, service also on Monday 1Sth at 10.30. Follow- ing this the annual meeting of the con- gregation will be held.

SERVICES--The Sacraiiient of the

Lord's Supper will be disposed at Churchill (West River) on Sabliatli the 2-ith-inst. The Rev. T. \V. Good- will, B. A., will preach on Tliursduy the 21st ut 2.30 p. m. Service on Saturday at the same hour. On Sah- bath at 11 and 7. All services begin- ning by new time.

MAR-FPIED IN VANCOUVER.-The

nuptials of Miss lielcn Ilainilton, diu- ghter of the late Daniel Haniiltoii of this town, and,Mr. Guy Lockwood Hanson. formerly of Truro, N. S.. took .place in Vancouver, B. C., on the Oth Inst., Rev. W. H. Smitii, for- merly pastor of the Summerside Pros- byterian Church, was the oill»ci:itiii|.: clergyman. The marriage took 'place at 6.45 in the evening and the bridal party left at 7.30 on n wedding trip to Banff where they _will spend their honeymoon. M-any of Miss lia.miltoii's friends will be pleased to learn of her marriage for she was a iiiciiiber oi' the community held in high esteem in this her native town. Wo echo the fcliciia- tions being expressed on all sides on learnling of- the happy event and hear- tily wish Mr. and Mrs. ilnnson many years of wedded bliss- On tlieir re- turn tliey will reside in Bevnon, Al- lierta.-Sumiiierside Farmer.

" ics cREAM`i=Ro|vi i-iAii_._- aim. i electrical storm was zicroi: an

iay’s ip - led in some places by a hail fall wlii`ch__

was one of tlic most scvci'->. thai' Prince Edward Island ever expcricii- ned, At New Haven it fiii‘iiif»lied the "amlly and some giiesis. of Mr. :ind Mrs. Michael J _ Mr:Miiiii:s with a _ genuine novelty in ice cream frozen l.y hail stones, gaiilicrcil by the basketfui, and riingiiig in size from peas to niarblcs. some oi the stories were of solid ice and olliers resembled hard snow and ici: combin- ed. The freezing’ quality of the stone.: ~ was much superior to that of pond or river ice. The treat oi’ ice ercfim frozen by nature‘s latest model freezer followed a picnic on the farm of Mr. John -McManus at Boiisliaw which was attended by n party of Lweiiiy- five. After a luncheon spread in a hayfield the guests enjoyed a spii‘itr_~d prograin of field' sports followed by an eiitertuinment including recitations

Maiius, fancy dancing by the two last mentioned young ladies and songs by Master' John and Miss Clara McMan- us and by Messrs Siiuoii (‘avun.igi. .ind Andrew .\icElroy. In the field sports Miss Clara McManus won in the 50 yard dash. ’Mrs. Juliii Mc..\lan- iius in the ladies running match and Michael McManus was first in the free-for-all race with 'Miss Bertha Mc- Manus secoiid. Attractive prizes were awarded the winners in the sporting events.

Armstrong, B. C. June 11th, 1919.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Ltd.

Yarmouth, N. -B.

Dear Sirs:

Since the start of the Baseball sea-

son we have been hindered with* sore muscles, sprained ankles, etc.,0ut just as soon' as 'we started using Minard’s Liniment our troubles ended. Every baseball player should keep a hottie of your linimout handy.

Yours truly,

' E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Secretary Armstrong High School

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There’s a Live Wire Connecting Your A

Home with our Store

It means you can have

what you want' just when you want it. You always have the privilege of return- ing or exciianginggoods or- dered by phone. ~

Phone Central 33

for anything you need, Smal' orders will be delivered just as cheerfully as large ones.

Try us JOHNSON 8: JOHNSON

The Quellty Drueeeere omni- imc ue men eww

, \ _ _

by Misses Bertha, Clara and Etta Mc

ga , ,ins cisuriui cuanunir _ - , _, ,J

Q 1 Y. _ Y' .- reac n srvcea V- * F X ` A 1 P Q- s as , Il.l`.ZZ°;1’..`.".`.’._‘I`_.1i‘.“.i’.'L’§I‘°;..aaa”-‘ Moore & McLeod Ltd. _

.mrsfslss "9-12| Queen Street Charlottetown

women’s ready to so-to make sure

Donegal Tweed Coats to $24.00 '

V These nice, wcll

y from. Worth to $24.00

P A space- 0 r of w

EVERY DAY coivi

1 ' these economy offers on

Tweed coats- all new' various sizes just twelv

$33.00 Donegal Coats

7 Special Oiie

_ coats-just a few of eac

and all new this season.

1 $19.00 Coats for _____ __ = $27.00 Coa s for

making clearance omen’s coats

ES SOMETHING NEW--demanding room in the wear section. There’s no dodging the need for space- of it;-we rc going to empty some -coat fixtures with con s.

Covert Cloth Coats

f0l` .......... -$22. $36.00 Covert Coats for ___________ __ '

r_in Coats oi Navy or Black Serge

Here are some always popular' materials, well made up into trim, stylish

h price, but all really good smart wearable garments,

sis.00 .,,,,,, 020.00

made Donegal Trim lady like fawn covert cloth

t.ii§ season, coats, all new this season, just a few

e left,tIo choose left, worth to $32.00 will be placed on wwmahwb mhTmwmym ________________________ _sw

_$15.00 ` $25.00 Coats i`or___.____$18.0()

----_ $20.00 $32.00 Coats for ...... --$22.00

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An cxtra hat to finish out the season will cost you

mighty little money---and will freshen up your waid- robe in great sliape. There’s a table' full- oi’ these, all shapes and styles, worth to $6.00 each, choose for ___________________ __ .___ ___________________________ __' __________________ _.$1 OO

Another great lot, worth to $.00 i`or,_____ _.._.._$2 0.,

_ Ladies’ Straw Hats 4

w to $6 for

Getting Full Value for Your

Money is

anlinrin

'l‘lirlt't docs not iiiiply

dc-privatioii, riitiiougli some ,people have an idea that

. -tlicy must practice scif-

sacritlce in order to save. Tile ywoinan who Knows what thrift means seeks first the worth of lier mo- ney and, if she finds it, savings arc the logical re- suit.

There is no forin or

thrift to compare with full

» value for tho motley you

spend. And tliere is no foriii of waste to coiii1pnrc‘ with thc liaphazard spend- ing of nioiie-y which takes no heed of value.

People who do all their

shopping at this Store au- toiiizillcitlly savo in thc course of :i year, a sum which permits piircliasiiig additioiiai things, which otherwise could not be bought if the some pur- chasing power were used iii shopping elsewhere. The reason for this iles in the fact that our patrons get full value. They pay tho lowest prices in the cftly, and ,consequently save money. in other words, they practice thrift in the best form.

' SCHOOL OF METHODS. - The Summer School of Methods opened at

1 -

Wiltshire' Anna Miar, Georgetown.

, muni-

n-4-4

" “"'“

A most durable and econ- omical floor-material for the bathroom, kitchen, laundry, etc., because it is absolutely water-proof. A wonder for wear. ‘

Requires no cement or taclcs to_ hold it down. Two yards wide.

A big variety of the latest patterns now in stock. Com- pare it with other printed floor-coverings and note how economical it is.

The Gold Seal guarantees that Congoieum will give you satisfaction. lt's pasted on the goods. '

CONGOLEUM RUGS

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Congoleum

Rugs 2x3 yds. S 9.00

“ “ 3 x 3 “ 13.00 “ “ 3x3 i-2 yds. l5.00 “ “ 3 x 4 “ 17.75

etc. ‘ln addition to the School Facility, =._..;~-L* I H

the following from P. E. isimni are /,f _ ,"

in nttendance:-ligdnii gicholson and -Z N - , I n:lf:.s°“‘s:s:a.as.°' .ss astra _ »~»~- =~ Cape Traverse; Olive Stewart, New

soars has been wen ruscaineii. The ~~< » T. s ’ - _ _ instep and unner. woman d

school is s co~operative one conducted _ _ _ . ' /' niand that their worn slippers by the various Sunday School Boards ~‘ \\_ 1 1' _ \ , I and shoes be reshaped-re and the Maritime Sunday Ecliool As- ~»- i f styled, if you pleaseTwhirh is sociation The chief features of the the work of a shoe maiiufnc

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school are the discussion of Sunday " ` turer. But we do it, and sue School -methods and plans. lectures, / , 1' cessfully, too

, ,

KHl \-_ _ ...-4 1. ,_ .-._ __.-..-...i ..__..-, __- .. ..._...

$24.

the Mt. Allison Ladies' College on _ _, A WOMAN'8 SLIPPER

Thursday evening with ri. line attoiid- \ ¢~\,`y , ,m,.e_ over mty ve,-y our-png; Sunday ’_` ; or shoe is the most difficult job School workers from diifcront parts n shoe repairor has io face He of the three provinces being present. ` _ sides the actual repairing and

The deep interest manifested from the ' Q. .,- 6§\ 1'@C0\'lBll‘\lCU¥\E Oi' the Sola. h6f‘l

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