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PAGE FOUR - 'rmlm'rns'r Nnws rmsr orsui THE CHARLUITUTUWN 9U_A_§D__lAN "°R"mf Dum' - - . f X

» - ‘_ - - ' . - Gov H D son- ~ 1;"-_'» '_ ' ' __F__-___ .. -- -----~ ~-~~---" -"”'“` _

li ME G I i ....- .u-1TI»m-Vi§---u- IIHUSMJE T0 REDUCE

l F V V ¥§X;____h:4;_fi::d,§§§;;u¢<§_f Pieezeg; V V A W hat iS 'lSl'l€l`-6 8l)Ol1t RC(l ` /

_ 5_5, GUARDIAN READERS Flfll llllll lllli _nose ri. nu keeps ou ._ i ' _ F“"'l°"°" “Y W' 3° |-°"°°"* ri., ..ti'iii°rf,.i°ty°°u.u ‘iiio.is,.f§°i.fi.'_.'fi'i.:$ _ _--~ -' __ . friends an wins so manY ¥l¢_W- _

sig," “naw”-5 spoke ¢;¢¢1|gnQy fm- f t

" _ ' good 8 C8. fIlall'l°

SAVED ON SCRUBBING WHEN THINGS GO wR0NG_ ,coming to your ago ood moto, ooo the temher, also for her 'iiifgthod ol LOli_DON,_July 'I-Ona of the big: Tllle genu1ll€ llCSS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

5;\'d_WHEN Y_OU USE Dutch Cleanser

“Visit the store of the Natio-

,nl Cfgfhing (o Ssturdsy for

Make up your mind that things will 3,

nace has been overhauled, the range is to

sate, and there is Plenty of fuel yet 8 the wind is in the east., the atmos- ,,

cnilly. There are days when the gro- fa cer delivers your order at a. neigh- th, bor's down the street and you are sh

er days come when you have made he special ellorts for the entertainment L of an expected visitor. You have set an aside the table with the iinest nap-

piirsde oi the I.. O. A. National Clo. Cv. |87- I-lliM5i ’ ,_

made lemon pie and plum cake. M

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1 tl

ting on your bonnet or your hat ac-'

. _j so

_ones vlctoriously.-Christian Herald. W

Rare

Woods

If you desire a cane for your own use or to pre-

sent to some friend it will pay you to come here for it. Our stock is all new and up to-date and includes beautiful sticks in a great variety of woods including many kinds never seen here before,

fund Your Money.

grow hair.

S days.

Pyniara Ebony Congo Malacca Bamboo Calina Kulu T hrostle Alkaka Vine Manora Partridge Oak Hazel Panami

tinually. ’

other.

5 H ghcs Drugstore.

The Ladies of Charlottetown 2,

May Now Have Beautiful G lisir -All l"irst-class Drug ° gin. sin SAi.viA ina crm- L sotce it to Grow llsir, or Re- s

Your druggist is backed up by the 1°

manufacturers of SALVIA, the Great ('5 Hair Grower. It is guaranteed to 5

ALVIA destroys dandruil in ten 9

The roots of the hair are so nour- 8 ished and fed that a new crop of t 'hair springs up, to the amazement 9

_ and delight of the user. The hair is "'

made soft and flutly_ Like all Amerl- W~

can preparations sixnvia is doinriiy hir- W- lfhitfe ilulh gil; vig- lgrodvln

_ ' ' __(rusees ow". s oor e

perfumed. It is hard to find un act “med _n» suitable te__ms_ 5 To TEMPERANCE CAUSE I

ress who does not use SAL‘JIA con- l`

Ladies bf society and influence use W

tion, and is the ladies’ favorite. A ll

SALVIA is a non-sticky prepara- B

ge generous bottle 50c. Sold at T ll

The teacher was then presented

You will find something among these that will _ ,

suit your taste. Prices 25c to $15.00. I'

]. G. Jamieson. -

Dr Marte\’sl"cmal_e Pillsliuvt a

,brrc1i“tlie”Standsrd for years ;“

DRUGGIST _end for 40 yesrs prescribed and t

_ mm nd d by Physicians ‘l

33’7’4M\f _ llleriiicpt nl: ot¢her.At all druggists T,

i-----5 I - Greats Anniversary Sale Iuly 12th, to 19th.

Every year the Boston 5 and Ioc Department Stores con

duct thcirgreat Anniversary Sale, celebralin first store cf the kind was started in Eastern

_ Canada-_--July izth

. _ _ , _ ‘ ‘R ““-:

This year the Charlottetown branch has spared no endeavor tc- tr. 2. Nun. ucsuiiur. urns v_ _ ' '

1, George White; 2, Willard Lanks; l `~¢

b - _- _ __ a, Mary assay. crude Iv-1, our- . \ (1 ff! _

_ V "fi

place before the public a host of Wonderful

afgalfls il] Snlall Held McEachern 2, Rosella Wool-

pl ' school was directed by the guiding

Eachern, 2, Rosella Wooldrld 3

3, Willard McDonald. Grade II--1,

e ' .' Jean McEachern; 2, Vernon McDon~ I-' ' 4- -

g the day when ald; 3, Theodore McDona'ld. Grade I

-1, Lucus Wooldridge; '2, -Charlie Marshall, 3, Helen White, For the

l . ' s; .a Whelan Grade III- Emma Whel

dridga Grade III-1 Frank Whelan,

ast part) Recitation, My Pa by eorgc White Singing, byjvg small The Licensing Bill, its advocates

. y g an'

1 lowing interesting program fwas fend- on at present by the United Kin om -' /_~\ ‘

:O WYOIJB DOW Bud H1011- 'Pliers src g,r,?,?,: ayggf 53221,; Zeiziuzd tg; ered by the pupils, which gave much Alliance, the ottlcial temperancegdor- ll N-B-Cofce users will £nd

days when tires do not burn. The fur- will not arrive uum the day um". credit to both teachers and pupil_s:- ganisatlon. Its_objsct is to get re- RHI R0* Cd” °° gem"

u,0,.,o,,-_ who cannot ,,,,,u¢o;1y_ Gramophone Selcctiou, Casey introduced into Parliament, st the i ously gooduRedRo»e Tea. ,_ _N \ ,Jn _

lu °l'<l¢l'- U10 llll” “W “PP“l'°llll¥ make out 8 us; of bbs” gi-iviindgs. Jones- Olwllirlg Address _by Wiliard earliest moment practicable, the ia- s1s ‘

' ppointuients and trining embarrass- l1“”“- ` R°°‘-*“*l°“ "Y_3-'.'*ll°_ MW* “_l°“° Ll°°“°l“§ Blll ol 1908. which “W” '\~---if ~

,uuto ¢|,u¢ ,or the moment ,ou |uo,r1S. _The Last Chllrxe. Ipstrumeutal was brought into the House of Com- - -~~-~-~- __ ». l _ _ ___ L_. ég . ' _

Illlfre ll l08‘l5d¢D. Hllll the ll°“B¢ ll! of novo, and ,ood B shadow to tue music, furnished by Merril Marshall mons by~the present Prime Minister, _'~ f ' " ._ -_-1 _ ' ' __

ce? A|,_ "youu, it io wuou “tue and Samuel Wooldridge. Bong, Wreck Mr. Asqnith, then Chancellor of the; l "- _ “" "

ug, go W,-oug that you' mu" uot of Titanic, by Sadie, Willard, Hay- Exchequer, in the Campbell-Banner

ow tho whit, footuo,-_ It is when den. Vernon, and Herbert McDonald. man Ministry, and was ultimately hlundv

delayed and the housekeeping is out there are tiny Mtg of discourugemmt Instrumental music. Singing by Jean thrown out by the House ot Lords. i B , r . of gear bqrause of his mistake. Oth- that you must gud on your “_not_ Mcldachcrn and Helen White. Bonita- This Bill, which had it passed into . . , Ltllllllg SYOIG

|,rove_ ood “our u ummug not tion, “The Housekeeper,"-, by Franks law, would have resulted lu a com- '

,tue trials are in tho day-B w°rk_ Whelan. Drill by smaller children, pulsory and systematic reduction of u wo ure very foolish if wa Bunn The Race. Recitatlon by Nellie Mc- U10 llllllllltfl' Of Blll°0llS. OP P\ll>liC-

- _ _ O

_ them to cloud the du _ both uouuu Eachern. 'Ain Incident of he War. In- houses, in this country-numbering °

anything )'0U may nc¢tl fm' ll!!! ery, taken down the best dishes. doing this lessens ouryenergy and bt strumental Music. The llnion Jack, 94,000 and averaging, in the congest- I

_ _ use_ too, it shows iugmtiguuo to by May Morris. Recltatlon, The Tele- ed_ districts, one to every 174 of the _ .

About the time when you are put-, the dem, Father above who gives “B pbons, by Jean M¢E|wbem_ 3019, by population-and which would have

many things to be glad for. and Helen White- Instrumental Mus,1c_.p¢u_ide the creation ol new licenses -_.__ t _ o seuuo the g,-out sorrows ut ouch Recitatlon, '0stler Joe, by Ida Who- now tn the hands of magistrates) _n /‘>_~_u 0 S

me i_uto,.,,u1u_ Those wuo boo, m_ len. Exercise by four boys Roma. matter for ultimate settlement by di- 'f-(7_ / _,_

trial, ouuo,-ny Wm meet grunt tion, The Lust Hymn, by Emma rect vote of the people, produced one -

helen. Singing, by tbres girls, Rs- of the fiercest parliamentary fights in

citation, My nous, by Roseus wool# the history of this country.

drldge. Instrumental Music. Dia- '

' logue (ilrst part). Gramophone Be- WOULD LIMIT THE

ection, The Berlin Reel. Dialogue NUMBER OF SALOONS-

__ .

ildren, The Farmer. Recltation, claim, would limit the number of ady Hildegrade, by May Morris. saloons throughout the country and

Then the visitors and pupils were reduce to reasonable dimensions the cr-ved with i¢e¢|~es_m and cake, nation’s colossal drink bill, of over which was enjoyed intensely as the eight hundred million dollars a year. day was very warm. This was fol- In- November last, a huge conven-

\ved by speeches by the trustees tion, representing every religious he secretary being unevoidably ab- sect and Political party, was held in ' ent), comm"--fi°i~: the teacher Miss London, and sent a deputation to Wooldridge i.,,.n L..o good work ac- Mr. Asquith, who replied, in effect, cmplished in the past year, The re- that he had his hands full with Home marks of the Inspector, Mr. Dsver- Rule for Ireland, Welsh Disestablish- “_ being brought fgrtb as to the ment and National Insurance, but eachei- being one of the best teach- that he hoped to re-introduce the rs in bis inspsc'torate_ A hes.;-ty measure during the life of the pres-

ote of thanks was tendered by Mr. ent Parliament, or in other words _

McDonald (trustee), seconded by before 1915.

SERVICE OF BILL

ith e beautiful iemonadesct, on be- "HOW greet a scryice thc passage 1-` halt offthe pup ls, by Mary Ready, of the Licensing Bill would render to nd the following add;-egg was read the cause of temperance, it is scarce- y May Mon-1g;_. ly possible to estimate," said Mr. Al- o our Dear Te,-igher, Miss Wool. exander Thomson, the parliamentary

dl-idge; - agent of the United Kingdom Alli-

Dear Teaouor:-It is with feelings ance. when seen at the London head- of deepest regret that we learn you <lllBl'tel`B Ol that 0l`glllllZ§l\‘-l0ll» 8 few intend to resign your position as ¥l8yS HB0- "Il-B Drimaly result \V0lllll teach" in Covehead Road School, he the compulsory reduction of the

_ . and allow us to resent ou with this number of salcons in this country by N's little gm; as a fggkeu Ofyom- opp,-eci. something like 30,000. The adoption

tion of you and your valuable teach- Ol l0¢&l 0Pl5l0l\ fl'll`011El’l0lll? the 601111- g. During the few short mouths try, too, unnuestionably will result on were gmong ug, ygu hgvggaingd ill furthering lll’Xil.lLl1l)l0!l Ol lille num- ` hs esteem of cbs pupils and rest- ber of drinking places. All of which ents of this community Under your will constitute the most enective kilfnl management our gbbgo] has hlow that has yet been struck against rospered visibly and were it not for U16 0mlllP0tcllCe Blld l`€8Cfi0llBl`Y ill* your diligent labor this scnooiwouid fluence of the brewery trade. the not be what it is today. 'rho pupils swat monopoly which controls over of this school shall everfrecall with 95 Del' Cent Ol tllll Saloolls lll tlllll

meant memo,-,og the day; when our country andwliosc leaders value it at

£150,000,000. ' ’

hand oi our loving teacher, Miss "We temnerancc workers." he con- Jean Wooldridge. In conclusion, we tlnued, "are not clamoring for the loin in Wishing you every success in Bllolltlml Ol the Saloon. (Of ‘Dllll-') 1ifs_ Signed in behalf of the pupils ug but only for its eilcctive regulation Covehead Road Sch00], I with the public itself instead of-in _ The f0,10w1ng is the Branding of effect-the drink interests as the sr-

Covebend Road S¢b001 for the month blter of increase in the number of _ of Ap;-11; Grade V11...1, Stella Mo,-_ existing drinking places, All over the,

i-is; 2,, Ida Whalen, 3, May Mon-“_ country, new areas are being opened| Grade \-‘.[-l, Nellie McEs.chcrn; 2, up as residential quarters for the,

. Emma viiieisn. crude v-1, Winer-d working classes. and in many cases

Lnnks; 2, George White; 3, Mary we have been able to prevail on the Ready. Grade IV-1, Garfield, Mg: grnund landlord, in whose hands the

nuthorltv primarily lie to

' ge; ' , _ -H, limit

Walter McDonald. Grade III-1, rigorously the number of public hous- Frank Whelan; 2, Harold McDonald; es to be built on such estates."

___ 1 ku, o t t ooo wuotuo, you uooo teaching. Alter the chi'idr_ei_i_were ex gent _campaigns ot education' on re 1° ’~'“""*""‘°""'* "““"°"""’ _

2-Zrshiesuor 0 muy don your best amlncd in all school subjects thc__lol~ cord in this countr is bein c led talned earafter ea °

ll. TEA

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month of May: Grade' VlVI-1,'lilstel- V u Morris, 2, May Morri 3, id /if ` ll/ _-

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priced, much-needed articles to commemorate this event. 2' ““-*""°" ’"°”°“““"V 3' ""““"‘ M°' \\

Note These Mammoth Reductions

Enamel Pudding Pans. . . . ._ I5c rg placed at any time and is sold in

Enamel Pallii Callll°l be b°llZlll Hair Bsrirtts, worth r5c and zoo for less than 75c, Anniversary price fo, |04; Tuesday 15;]-, ou|y_ .

’." ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ‘" 25° Hat Pins, very latest, 3for 25c,

prices are right. y_ y I an Doll Carriages, sr ecial prices nl

Covered Bread Pans, highest mth only this week.

quality, each piece . . . . _ .. I5: Fine T“l°“m P°wd"’. ‘ Ib un

Butter Moulds, worth 3oc, sale f°r "" Thundw' Fnday and P

price...... ...... ._ ......l5c saturday °”ly' -

sell regularly at 4oc each, now. .l5c 0111!- 3 l°f- - - ~ - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ - -5°

Tumblers.. .. . . . ._ . . . 40c doz Cliildren's Summer Hats, only a 2 Fancy Jugs, Saturday July izth few left. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |5c Wash Boilers with Covers.wortb

only. . . . . .... .. . . . .. . . . ...26c Huh. Btuoheo, worn, ‘oo for 35¢ goc, Anniversary price, each plea

Covered Vegetable Dishes ._ 35a Tuosduy Wed “du no Thu so ' .. Sus” Bm" ‘md Gnvy |%°°t°i` Farcy’(.‘o\leIi'e gieliit values ivhi-lg d

oeuoeeeeeeq ---... ,... C ’ ' ' , _ 3”" md cream Se,s_____f‘:f,,c they lsst...... . ..."... I0: ,5‘;_l_"’§l__'_»__l__*:i\;¢_l9j_:;;': ,nvyliirgilbyoc for ' 2 Salad Bowls, for . .. . . . 25|: Hmd Bas' w°"h 5°° f°f" ' ' 35° Csnd s clsls r d l

_,_“_S¢,_ 4,P,,,,_ ,},,,,, sro.; H-ir Ribbon sproioiiro .ta__is¢ E,,,,f'S,,§§,_,,_ ;‘,';=,_y___1_»ei;-y _“___

i' k _

Souvenir Post Cards, regulaili,

.... ............,_l5¢ Tools, hatchets, hammers, screw

°¢d°l'°l1Qy¢t Only Q69 , Al W'_oinen’s Hosieiy, very fine chase amounting to $r.oo we wil'

exsn rs Rose Austrl Ch . This slit , ll ll I . ,u.i..i..oi¢.t riuim .‘..".i..... 1.. §‘.I'i...Y..’f.f.'._.‘.°f’f‘ .'.‘..’.‘f°.'.’F§i §ll§.'Z‘ "°°""“ “ '"“° °’°"'°?

*__, N o Parcel Delivery During This Sale

ston 5 fd’ 1 Oc Dept. Store

'Sunnysicla' 1 _ __ ;V3~V'

_ _ Butler Paper, ioo sheets worth Morris; 3, Ida Whelan. Grade VI-1,

Enamel Cake Pans . . . ... . . . .l5c any quantity. 25c for. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . ._ |0i Emma Whelan. Grade V-1. Willard

Brooms, rsgularly woiih3oc non L°“l“‘l 2' George whim? 3' MUY

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ |¢( Ready. Grade IV-1, Rosslla Wool-

_ . . . ._ _ . . ._ . d

25 ri lls toi`et paper, Monday std H

See our Aluminum Ware, our Saturda and Mondu :th d Tuesday 14th and i5th...... $l_00

Tallets, Euvelopeslnk, Pen and Shell: 2. Lucus W00l<lrlflz°: 3. Helen encll, all for.... It

5 _

Special .Boxes Writin P , °" `

Teapots, with copper bottoms, Nall Bl\15ll€Si Slllllllllly l9ll1 linen finish worth 25c for?...s.pl_rc

for 5c, sale price.. . .. .. lc rsch b

Donald. Grade II-1, Jean McEac’h~ ern; 2, Theodore McDonald; 3, Ver non McDonald. Grade I-1 Charles

Helen White. For the month of June-_ Grade VII--1, Estelle Morris; 2, May

ridge; 2, Gardeld_Mclilachern. Gradis I-1. Frank Whelan; 2, Hayden Mc-

Donald; 3, Willard McDonald. Grade IT-Vernon McDonald; 8,_ Theodore McDonald. Grade I-1, Charles Mar-

"A real bargain ln women"s. sum

laced styles, all sizes. have been gm. lnr all sions at $1.50. Price to clear

155-7-9M8i

W. /=“‘§- _ _ -4 Souvenir Iewelry A

/ If yon want whot‘s right ln good

smivenlr jewelry you _should mm, __ _ __here. _ ` '

..“'i°°.i~'i»° I e p ns, e c ups, , pun. lotion-souvsuil-°3sw"ii°i‘3y°ii¢ 3'.'}"i."l“‘i2i$l'ii';"‘-1...-.°'” °$.i"il`i‘£ _ W the F- E. Island coat ofsrms

M,-irsiiuii; 2, Luous wooidiidgsq a_ '

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Automobile Finds

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on ly | " §'°°°°’

Ol’ Pl ut Ita riesn leave

the hands smooth and mfg

\\=-fir( 100'? better than soap.

r if-r nsunsiiu sm.

1.5¢. e Cu. Sen th Casson,

len Ceann Unltd. Ilssnql

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“For tliel 0 A Celclirsf

ite. Miss Jean Wooldridge, teach- " ' ' mn

Saturday July- l2th, you es

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est. Alloy e co., iss Queen st. ' ' ' --_ --

find here s complete range of

mer ,,0ot,,_ B "mmd ,ot 0, wh,” am; _silk hots, gloves,_ ties, collars rown canvas oxfords for’ women, ‘nd uuu’ N°l|°n‘| ch' C0

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'»,'. No woman should consider lier iff = wardrobe complete without one of those

handsome, light weight, dust proof coats. They protect your costume are

l elegaiit in appearance extremely light

' " weight and give just the amount of pro-

-- tcction needed from sudden changesin

temperature, fashion favorsthem for

- warm weather wear. .

We show them in champagne, deep

cream, natural linen 48 to 50 inches in length round oi-square corners all but- ton trimmed at $3 25, $6 oo and $6 50.

Another handsome line of Johnnies

"_v~~-- in champagne silk repp with catawba , _ and black two tone cord silk collars. j

i revers and cuffs at $11.00. They are

~ _ _ certainly the best yet. f

°V‘ saconn moon. I

what ouiing skins i

]ust the thing for those hot summer days.

A cool and comfortable splendidly tailored and the _

best line of wash skins we know of. In Repp i Indian Head and Bedfoid cord at $1.25, $i.5o, $1.65 to $2.oo. l

i SECOND FLOOR. --

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Cool Dainty White Waists

There is no other store in the city that has

a greater range oi while waists to offer than ours. We take on one big lot after another if styles “ and prices are iight. Hence we are in a position

to offer some extraordinary values. Special line ,

worth.95c for 75c. ,. Another special worth 1.15 for 95c. Regular 1.50 value for $1 25, 15. 85 values for $1. 50 and on up to $3. 50. All the ,- season’s pretty effects are represented. Embroid- eries, laces, tucks in some effective treatment.

Stlyes sure to charm.

SECOND FLOOR. I

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Magnificent Summer -

resses Specially Priced

This will be a great while season. The makers and importers knew it would be but they ' could not wait for the trade to open and here is a wealth of beautiful dresses at your disposal a

sacrifice to a backward season.

Lot I Dainty embroidered and lace trimmed ~

white dresses $2. 50.

' Lot 2 White organdie dresses fine and sheer

' lace and embroidery trimmed $3.2 5.

Lot 3 White all over embroidery dresses in

very handsome effects $4.00.

_ Lot 4 Special lot of colored muslin diesses in pale blue, pink and champagne $6 oo for #4.co

See our gingham dresses principally stripes

black and white, brown and white -and blue and white. Splendid tub dresses very special st-

$1.5o, $2.5o, $3.co.

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