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York pgnthe lst July with ooo inns i-ini-fi coal for

A. Pickard& Co. . , .' ,

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INVERNESS Pi-:A wifhapairof

COAL. The ,Schooirerl

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“Blanch M. Tho_i‘burn” are loading Old Sydney

Screened Coal at Northi Sydney for A. Pickard&i

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A. i_>i¢i¢ani 5. cn. have;

Hard,fWood f fir sale, cuti any length, just the thing

for the open fire place.

KING’8 COLLEGE STUDENT

DROWNS NEAR HALIFAX ii I l -li-W

AHl.lli‘AX,~July 4.-Murray Bryon,

son of Georgeiiryon, of Campbellton, l\‘, ii., a divliiit_v student. at Kings University, Windsor, was drowned by

Swimming' I Wings

They are not a toy but a real aidto thostfilearniiig to swim or float. . They will support an adult as well as a child. - V

Regular 50c silk swim-

ming wings for. 39c see our window.

Bathing Caps

many shade_s, all the latest designs-Prices very reason- able, .

Geo. E. Hughes

The Peoples’ Druggist

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Whitman, son of A. H. \’Vliltman, Hal- ifax. the other occupant of the cano was saved by clinging to the upturne craft. Pierce Brookfield was also

the i-mis... |-.» _ ,the party biit he was in another cano

ea Eller's The were returning from a campin

Croix river. at Hartvllle. ii r | y House, N. S., on Saturday. Philip and canoeing trip to Hubbards. _

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- It’s Rowntree’s you know-that

guarantees purity, flavour and delic- iousness.

This is real box candy-today

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49,; McKinnon- Drug Co.

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Beaver Board Walls and Ceil-

ings, instead of lath and plaster.

. Beaver Board is a pure-wood- fibre product that comes in large islieets or panels, with a. splendid surface for painting.

_ lt_rnakes far more beautiful interiors; never cracks; and has many other advantages

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POWNAL CIRCUIT.-Services f

July 11 area, Clifton, at 1_1; Mt. H bert, at 2.30; Pownal, at 7. `¢

‘NEW TEjAOHER.- Mr. La Jenkins, of Alberry Plalns.'lias engaged ii.s`teachor of- Pownal se for 1915-16. -- -' » .. I

orrlces.-'Tiin coa.i_iieni‘frs_,oi th

i:i. in.; Belle River at 'Z p. my . i

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at Brookfield on Sunday, July-ill,

Sunday School picnic was held

enjoyed.

PARADE AT KINGSTON. - Ti.

Rev. Dr. l"ullcr,toii will preach

Sunday July lltli at 3o’clock'. Til

Cross Fund. »

TEA AT IONA-The tea at loiia o

Monday was a decided success an

terday it was inadvertently referred

oft until July 19th and is to be held Bedford.

ISLANDERS VISITING.-Mrs. Ca

Peter Murchison and son Charles c nie down from Aberdeen, Wash

., th

latter part of May for a two week trip to the exposition. Capt. Murchiso

. Leaf.

_charging lumber for R. T. Holnia

Cartliy, sailed today for Tigliish, a

ed . '

semi-annual examination of l-liirtsvil School which was held oil Julie 30t

must do something to show our appr

t.imes tried your patience by our car

many sweet hours, and blessings t

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precious than wealth or renown."

We have an agency for the celebrate “Ansco" Photographic Supplies an

Special attention given to dcvelopln

Westville. Watch for particulars.

1686-6-29Mtf

Miss Ada Bradbury

B8 Grant George Strest.

working. Stamped Linens an

Street. . 2036-6~22M1Mo

Rose Petals

Rose Petals. Cold cream

is of unrivalled merit' for chapped skin, sunburnltan t and freckles.

special téualities for beau_ti- fying an softening the skin, preventing and curing pimples and bluckheads an i guaranteed not to promote

abc growth of superfluous air. »

Try it. Large jar 25C.

I1’ PAYS to bay in this Province.

CLIFTON.-Services this (Wednes-, ___,

‘dnyl evening at Clifton at 8.

SHIPPING NEWS. - Schr. “Ala- _

lmmba," (yapmin Re1d_ sailed Mon. moment of leisure to decide what 'daywith a large cargo ol’ hay for Joliiiny and the rost of the children

i.lnht," captain Gallant. finished ills- Should have when lheyf want a cold

with us. Though we have many

school at heart and did your best for

its advancement. lil parting, pleas °"'

accept this small gift as a token of our

klndest regards and best wishes. We 4... _ _ f know that wherever your lot may be “ “` " `* - w ` cast “Thy kindness shall bring to thee

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IIPHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. -

carry a. filil llnc of Films, Paper,

Plates, Developers, Cameras etc.-

and printing. Bring your films to us.-E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

::Reserve Saturday July. 10th, for

St. Paul's Sunday School Picnic nt

Art Needle Work and' materials for

Threads of all kinds. 88 Great .George

Cold Creant*

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'- "LEAGUE oF -rue cnossrieuiq

‘ DR. AYER‘8 (Dental)'Of!1ee will bo xii be held at Bedford on' Monday. closed for vacation from the 'ith to ` ' ly 19th. Trains leave city' at 9.15

ln vo 1833-7-5m3l. a. ni. and 2 p. m. A good programme;

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of sports will be 5, feature of the day.

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- arrived in port yesterday morning at

n 6 o'clock from Boston and left on re- eu- turn at noon. She had a general in-l 0°. _

ward carlo. and an outward cargo,

l f .consisting principally of lobstersiand

_ _`vy"qol,_,sliipped .to the United States. Tile following were the inward .pail

is _ -_,

city have agreed to close t eir places sieiikersr Miss M. Mathleson, Miss M. of business on Saturday -afternoon Carvell. Miss H. Clarke. Mrs. J. D, durlligthe months of July- and Augustr,-.McLean, _Miss D. B. MacDougall, Capt. '

` 1858 A. Thompsoli. From Halifax to Char-

,_ , __ _ , __ lottetown-FL S. McRae. There were;

CHURCH OF' SGOTLANDZL-Rév'.' -but few 'passengers on the outward

Ewen MacDougall will prsiiich Seb- ljourney. -~ : '

bath, 11th, at Point Prim at 10.30 -- "`

,SCHOOL EXAMINATION-Wheat

,_ lay River-School held its annual June' . examination on Wednesday. There

Orman will preach to the Orangemen was a large attendance of visitors.

at The pupils were thoroughly examined

11 a. ni. All Orangemen ;.vlll_paradc.- in the different branches, and their

prompt answers showed that excel-

POWNAL PICNlCi--The Pownal lent work has been done both by thc

on pupils and the teacher, Mr. Julian

Monday at I-Iazelbrook, and was well Keoughan. Many encouraging re- attenrled. Quite a number were out inarln; were made by the leading 'rate- from the city. The occasion was much payers and much credit is due the

teacher for the success of the school work during the past term. The dis-

c irict is aiixlous that they should still

iii retain the services of such a capable

the Methodist Church, Kingston, and painstaking teacher for the ensu-

e ing year, as Mr. Keoughan.

Orangemen will parade to the church. -- Special collection in. aid of the fled WEDDING BELLS.-Miss Stella A.

Dunning. of Clinton, P. E. Island. 'was married to Cliester I.. Ward, Portland,

1; Me., oil Wednesday evening, at the d Methodist Parsonage, Congress St.

largely attended. in reporting it yes- Rev- Henry Mchvaii performed the

cl Th hrid

in most auspl ~ ous ceremony. a s

as the League of the Ci-055 picnic, wore cream silk with veil and carried This picnic, however. does not come 8 i§0l‘|§€0\lB b0\l‘l\l`€l Of Easter lilies-

The gift of the groom to the bride

received many felicitatloiis from their

, numerous friends They take a trip

at _

was all Ivers & Pond piano, and they

pt . .

to Boston, New York and other Amcrl

a- _ , - e can cities, and on their return will s’ _ ,_

reside in Bar Harbour, Maine May

n the very best of good fortune attend

r many years, u o at W

Aberdeen, where he is superintendent <

of the Gray's Harbor Stevedorlng Co. IIWHEN JOHNNY WANTS A He is ii. nativeof Point Prim and his COLD DRINK ANOTHER PROB- wife of Lot 30, P. E. Island.-Maple LEM FOR MOTHERS. - After set-

sailed as master from San Francisco them. fo b t is n w located

tllng the. pure food question for baby. and the pure ice question for the household, Mother has now a

n drink._Mol;its_crrat Lime i~`r_uit Juice

Limited, and sailed for Wallace,where is U19 VBI‘dlCI- 'F6115 Of "Ellen lviary," Captain Olsen, linlsli- tlwusands of "~'~cases have ed discharging coal for IL T. Hol- man Lfmited. and sailed Monday for lhlh YSIIF. and the BfiflBh Exlledl- Picon.-'i‘he “Patrol D," captain Mo- tlvhary forces. The reason ts. it is

been used in the Brifsh Navy

f. healthy, quenchcs' the thirst, and

ter being supplied wltli gasoline aud‘ IS ll' doll!-thi-f\ll sllmmvr b0V0l`f1K0~ provisions by n_ T_ Holman, Limp. Monserrat Limo Fruit Juice is os-

pocially valuable in _thc country where the chances are thi-it the wat-

HAR-|-5v||_|_E 55|-|QQL.,_A¢ me erisnotpure. Montserrat Lime Fi'-uit

ie Juice destroys thei-term of Typhoid. h_ McGill University 'Professors have

the pupils presented their teacher proven this. Montserrati. therefore, Miss Sadie L. McKenzie with the fol- lHSlll‘0S YOU 9-SRIILSI 'l`YDl10iI|. ` be- lowlng kindly worded address accom- Sides it is S0 l'€f\‘0Shil1E. COOHHS Rnd panied by a suitable gift as a remeni- NUTS! aBS\188lI\S- .

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existed between teacher and pupils -----'--f

during the two years in which Miss McKenzie had charge of the school. 12K0dBkH.B\‘0Whle CMIIGNIH. Photo- nlatlnn of your faiilifulneiis while graphic Supplies. also Developing and Dem- Miss McKe,,Zie,_-AB me ues Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The that bind us as teacher and pupils are Q“3mY D|'“KBf-°\'°- 9972-5-15M!!- zibout to be severed, we feel that we

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An outing whether it be

xcursion can be made more njoyable through the use fa Camera. Picture making is an art

d worth while. It affords im-

mediate pleasure, develops

the artistic sense and dpro~ vidcs a pictorial re_cor of your life which _will grow in value and sentiment with advancing years.

An Autographic ~ “Camera

will enable you to keep exact data_ regarding each? picture wliic_h_you ta e. I' Come in and have a

Camera talk with us. In

This' Df€D2f3fi0\'l 1135 i »` making a selection

Our Stock

Our Exgerlence And Our nthuslam hould be invaluable to you. We alsoprovide the best

in Photographic Supplies.

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Wednesday at 9

_ _ 3 _ AT e .Ne o'ci.ocK This lvioRNlNo We-eoitit _li ~ ` " " M NCE oné_,._of _the best silk bargain offers ever

placed _‘fore our customers. V _ _»

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Brown Silks 36 inches wide " if

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WELL JUST ASK YOU TO COMPARF. THESE

with anything under 1.25 per yard--study the finish, the weight, _the draping quality of these lovely yard wide silks. Note that they are offered in the very colors that everyone wants, note that in eveiy way they are fresh, new and per- fect goods.

The only better silk we know of at under 1.25 per yard

is our own famous 99c silk, and when we say that you know it means something pretty good.. _ ,_ _ _._ ‘__

l_ If outside the city-order what you want to-dayf-

, your money back at once if you are not perfectly satis-

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New Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns, just received-ask for sample FREE

-Two pretty dress models sent free to any customer-‘mention sizesyou want.___

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D0miUi0n i These Carriages. are Built

You would naturally think on account of the marked

superiority in workmanship, material and finish, these four famous lines of Carriages would be much higher in price than inferior ones, but they are not, in fact some of the carriages made by these four factories are extremely low in price. Because the vehicles made by the McLaughlin, Canada, Tudhope and Dominion factories are twice as good isn’t sufficient reason ‘vhy they should cost twice as much -a skilled mechanic doesn’t take twice as long to do twice as much work twice as good as the unskilled one. There, that’s why the four high quality lines of carriages we sell are no higher in price than the cheap inferior ones offered

Get a “Daisy” Ball-Bearing Churn

The Daisy Barrel Cliurn is

uatle of special selected and _ seasoned wood, luis electrically wcldcd liorlp:-i, compound action, heavy steel frame, weighted bot- lom,adjiistal>lo brake, can be operated li_\' hand or foot. per- fectly lialanccd lidjusfnlent is light and rapid.

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going fast. Call and see our showing today, if you soc the vehicle you want take it while you-may.

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we Have Here i Your Haying Tools Driving Supplies

liarlicss of all kinds. for all

liirposes-trilcklng, driving and New i.-i thc time to lliiiili Lol us supply your driving

I 'l"‘**‘;§i :H 5i“i§]‘3» _ggublc imdi lu' about your iiiiyiiig tools. We iicedt'iils~wo have a large stock

in; 0\;ani(ll_’}?(l;ll'i`3gmli(1 §i£g;:n\;l_;§: sell the faliious Porter' iluy cur- nf' whips, umbrella tops all

ricr 'uid luivc cvcrvtlilllg you ~‘~hdlli‘f~ "Wi -~llflflf‘!=. f`0l'0ll d\lS-

oroide and genuine rubber. Tile ‘ - ~ \ mm hmqp dumorq hmvv Hoa] harness we have oil display is could want iii forks, rakcs and " ` ' , , " . ' shown in 25 different stvles and - ‘md woo] “r"pS` “mn he sat is made ix two of (._anada_s other iiecdfllls. lf you want the ,sued Wm, mn driving 5“m,|ie5 most populyar manufaétumrs host in up-to-date, labor saving you get from us becaiise fluality

' haying tools, you want thc coilsidercil, the prices are very

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ALLEN B. COSH

Richmond Street*

"Strathcona,”"‘Silk Hat Harry,”-foxes that have m

with young litters of eight, seven, six, five, etc.

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Prospective purchasers of_Silver Foxe_s,_and newspaper

_ correspondents, are cordially invited to visit the ranch of 1 THE SILVER FOX RANCHING COMPANY. at Alberton l Prince Edward Island, and view the most superb herd of

Standard Bred Silver Foxes in the woild._ _ Here is a L

marvellous' exhibition of purestrain breeding that de- `

iiionstrates the full and unmistakable meaning of the term

' “Standard Bred" as applied to Prince Edward Island \

Silver Foxes. _ _ _ ig. Famous "Sir Wilfrid,"»(proud sire of tw_o "litters a _

season.) "Zoe" “]ack," "Colonel," “lcddy, Archiei '

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