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4.. .o , A Wellner’s

-‘If _i't’i`s s;dism0nd.we can supply you -__-

- ' `"` ` -Que dismantle compri‘e onl sto f . cutting, being free fgom defects are aglowywithnlepmrianpgyrfect 0 'mn wnmnrt.-nr rin mes at the

oil! '|'l¢¢|~ `nsl'¢¢t fl’0Ill the manufacturers “e a by MacDonald. Wheat River won sec-

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to sell them at as low a price as you can buy nnygvilrg

in Canada. - ,

Wellnefls etvelltfy Stgre

i SDC Mr! J 8 Grant, at Shgrwggd'

New Arr vals in Invictus ..

V Boots for Men s

' ` ‘ " 'We INV* just received a fresh shi

. men; of Invictus; the best boots for men. P-

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I and blackflaoed and buttoned styles. Some of

‘_ _ t ohlaplw features are the new style tongue at- - _Iwi t0 uppers and wear-proof lining the new

arr vale show many new features that dressy men should see.

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» , N;ew7(S}‘l)asg'ow, next Sunday evening count ‘upon running several harvest . ALLEY & C0, ° - °°‘°“"-__ :;°::s.:::;:. .':°.::. .‘.‘.'.:.i°.'..:.°‘..F:°:.t;

' A fi’ 185 L CHURCH or sco'r1..iND.-Mr. M. v '

are shown in gun metal patent tans

Price $6.00 and $7.00. Got your '

P0ny votes here. '

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Due' to arrive per

Schooner “Sylora C.

Hall” 650 tons Hard

Coal in Egg a n dl

Chestnut sizes.

0. Lyons & Go.

6-IGM ff.

North Lakeville

Sale e , I

I will sell my farm of seventy five

acres-fifty clear- situated in one of the most beautiful locations at the celebra- ted ‘ North Lake Summer Resort. Ab~ undance of sea manure and convenignt to railroad being two and a half miles from Elmira railway station One mile from school, saw mill. grist mill, cheese & butter factory. churches. and four miles from starch factory i

Will sell with crop if desired. i No oncumbrarices. Possession given

immediately. Apply to the owner.

JOHN J. McINN IS

North Lakeville

King's U0.

238-7-l8mftuBi.

Farm-For. Sale

The subscriber oth rs for sale his

farm consisting* of one hundred acres of land at East Baltic, L0t 46 in 'Kir:g’s County. About Fortyi acres are cleared, and the balance cove red -with herd and soft word. Bnidings are in good repair, land p well fenced and in a high state of cultivati u, situate about s mile from Railroad Station and Starch Factory. Stores, Churches ana Schools convenient. ~

For further particulars apply to

Fraser 8; M_cQuaid, Solicitors Souris, or to the owner,

MICHAEL HOLLAND,_

East Baltic.

36,7,4MIinw2wks

'1`he schooner “Estelle” has lf.

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rived from New York with 650 tons

Anthracite Coal in stove and chest- nut sizes. She will be followed lm-

msaimiy. by-his -'Lqvi s. Arra-

rews'l wlthgio tons ll! *KL °¢°'° and chétantfsisea, all of l\lll1°°l gradepsiiti quality-

llill coal will be lowest _ wirusi qi~_cju_&y¢i~g. Kindly nd in y¢gp`“pg_i|'q|f`tgids_y, ‘add sstilltsc. tory dsl&m_iry`yil_ll.he.mad¢- - _'

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Cook Studio _

The living Picture .

we -s d t o fsoilitlle: for intel-proving ` t l i ~ -

3rE)dll‘h€e‘l€li¥e §'“l'rptd,p;ll’nt:l::é;E n s er e ir e lingelgs Q the lllvltng, natuhlf evgry.

I tm _

lltmfhéyonr idea of s portrait, you wlllslwre fstsour worli.

The Bayer Studio

WE MAKE TEETII

s ran so them to tit exae I . W ‘ llildg sll.we 'lan to save so tevelg- od

n liit s possible s e our

we il oso fnomwpwtlz, eyo he li s s sture no slb fp ‘et il 50 s s ourdent nee u WBA" f

Dr. Ilolrini

Valuable Foxes* For Sale

The undersigned oEers__ for sale

the following valuable Fclxesz.-_ _ l`onr male Foxes -pure bitch. Five Fe msle Foxes-pure black. Six Female foxes- |»u_r'e_s|lv¢r (some-dark silver) A ,_ __ -_ Two Msie Foxes-~ pure silver. Une Cross l"or- mostly _hlscfk and silver. . ~

lcfaim an expeit knowledgeof _,

foxesand fox‘ fur. There is only one .ection of Canada where the Hull- 'p ,on my Company gels its choices! fox furs. These rank cn the‘Lou_don' market ,with the best furs from this '» province. ’ 4 ,

Since last fall I have been incor- respopdence with .the fur dealers of this Hudson Bay mctloril-with 2, ‘ view to securing some of l- e_i,I Vllfll best stock. I visited the sectifu 'ic- ¢.-en`tl'y and out of hundrids of foxes offered for sale I had first _choice _ and selected the above. Tllev ul? all frte from rust, t\t1dtl1_¢` bll¢\S have no white hairs except tile whi e upped nil. 'rhev :re all vvuvz f°=_<»_ p es, new quite tame, larger. Stf°ll§' and letter developed than th# lslillil. tox..T_his province is now suffering . the penalty of tm ranch. ipbreed- ing Heze is the very st0¢k.\lll’ which our best Island ores !l’9°l‘l bemstedte produce the surf” °l°-P

;,,¢\_,¢i,¢ hc.: results ln the chclcent wise.. ft-so will be scifi .realy or in pairs, or.ihc whole may. hedls- pgrei of inn in. 'rin ;°_x°° 'PW \\`y£w|“l`lFl>l' tilldsllshd ella hw” "uterus of .sis use v at °"°' ‘D g,_J°§=£'¢ii, C., nmurersids °l'°‘7".‘° “ lrf" rin i-ronump

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P1' PAYS 0° buy in this rr-cvmes.

range/lbs. held recently Mr. D. A. lv

ond place in the quarter mile race.,

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev. Jas. Macilougali will preach on Bab- lmthr the Nth. at Canoe Cove at

;0.30., DcBable at 3 and Hampton at

Miss Etta W. MacMurx-ay, former- ly of this city, is the guest of Mr.

suoofrmo FIX'rUR_E.-A eesni ci

Charlottetown riflemen are going to Summerside on Wednesday next to shoot a match there against 5 team ol the Bu-mmersidc Ride Club, The team will 'leave -here by the morning train and the match will take place

ir; she afternoon on the Bummerside c u 's

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(From Yesterday'g Evening Grmrdmn) NEW. GLASGOW.-There will be

service in the Presbyterian Church,

C MacKinnon will preach at Church- ill on Sabbath, the 20th inst., at 10-30 sm-: st. Catherines at 2.30, and Nine Mile Creek at 7 p.m.

JUDGING CLASSES - Arr-an e

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Get ments have been made for herds of keep them in patent humidors-they

ar I `~ Holsteins, Ayrshires, Shorthorns and

Group Here Angus cattle and for heavy and light

horses for the Judging Classes tg ba held at YOP* On Monday afternoon

the Provincial Department of Agri- culture, will be in charge and a large attendance is expected.

g ‘ PERSOHILS

Mr. L. McDonald, East Point, re-

turned home by the eastern train Yesterday afternoon.

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tague yesterday afternoon.

__Mr. J. J. Hughes, M.P. for Klng’s, was in Charlottetown yesterday and returned home in the afternoon.

Misses Marlon Auld and Adele Gor-

don. Charlottetown, left yesterday on a visit to their friend, Miss Olga Crosby, Cape Traverse.

Mr. Huntley McDonald arrived in

Charlottetown Wednesday night from Denver, Colorado. Mr. McDonald is a graduate of St. Dunstan’s and in his college days was one of the star half- backs of St. Dunstan's team.

*_ (From Yesterday's Evening Guardian) -Mr.‘Jol|n Inman and Miss Myrtle Inman, Hampton, returned home Sat- urday after spending the past week Vl5ll5il\8 lrlflnds in Alberton. Miss In- man was a delegate to the Presby- terial of the W. F. and H. M. S. held recently at that place.

Mr. J. A. Curran, New Perth West,

P. E. I., arrived in Ottawa on the 5th instant. He has received the ap- pointment of clerkship in the Savings' Bank Branch of the Post Otilce De- partment. It will be remembered that Mr. Curran taught in the public schools of Prince Edward Island for eight consecutive years. Before anter- iug on the teaching stat! he complet- ed n year's training at the Prince ol

School, which training fitted him for the dutiee of a. professional teacher. Wishing to enter the Civil Service of Canada, he received instruction from the Union Commercial College and passed successfully.

::Boda Water, Ice cold and s ark-

ltng with'cream. Ice-cream' or ghos- nhates, I-iowel's oranze julip and* Coca-Colo-are great favorites. Have your tried our College Ices? They’re irood-when thirsty. visit our foun-

tain. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store. _ ` ' Mti.

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The Eye is one ofthe most delicate and com- ,, plicated of the, human organs, and yet, probably. = through ignorance of this fact, it is being constant- ly ill-used and overwork-

ed. _

Eye-Strain .

,Be wise and do not ig-

nore _any of the symp- toms of Bye-Strain; head- aches or »p`aius in the region of the eyes, inabil- ity to read or sew' for any lenfth of' time, blurred Al vis' on.

- Allow , us to Examine .yonr.Bycs.= We will give you expertrelisble advice.

This is our business. .

G..F.ilIutcheson

stanton Si.

BCNSHAW.-The Rev. David Price,

formerly _pastor of the Tryon group of Churches, is spendi g e. few days holiday with old friend: at Tryon. I-iq will preach. at Boushsw on Sunday next. at 11-o’clock. '

H 'E R A L D R Y.- "Roxborough

House", built by the lata Samuel Wlldridge Machlurray on Dundas Es- planade, and his home for many years is tile recorded name of the family seats of his ancestors in Great Bri- tain and Ireland for centuries. i

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MURRAY RIVER.-Rev. John Rose

Of SWPHBWBY. Scotland, ls. visiting atthe Manse, Murray River, and will assist at the Communion at Little Sands next Babbath, July 20th. The week day pre-communion ur-vices will be held ‘in the afternoon at two o'clock. .

HARVEST EXCURBIONS-Reports.

from the West indicate that there will be record crops this year. Re- freshing rain has fallen ln abundance and everyone is looking forward to a good time. Demands forlabor will, in consequenoaube very considerable, and, the Canadian Pacific .as usual

ot decided on, but will in all pro- bability correspond with those of last year. i

::'f‘he reason our tobaccos, cigars,

etc., have such a flue flavor and are in such good condition is that we

are in just perfect smoking conditlon.‘ T

Between Women’s i Health or Suffering I

. . ,,, 'The main reason why so many » women suffer greatly at times is because of a run-down con- dition. Debility, poor circula- tion show in headaches, lan- ,i guor, nervousness and worry.

nsscnnrrs i>u.Ls

out-vsutsumlsylssrusnaswuui are the safest, surest, most convenient and most economi- cal remedy. _ They clear the system of poisons, “purify the blood, relieve su ering and ensure such good health and strength that all the bodily organsworknaturaliyandprop- erly. In actions, feelings and l looks, thousands of women have proved that Beecham’s Pills

Make All s The Dliierence

Soldovsrrwhora. In boxes, B calm.

Womouwill ind the directions with every bog '

very vslnshle.

his is the headquarters for what is best in cigars, cigarettes, pipes, to- baccos, etc. Call in today and get

Cn., Corner Great George and Kent sts. - .Meal

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Now whne the famuy ` next. Mr. W. J. Reid, B, 3, Au 0( your supplies. The MacKinnon Drug

circle is complete-get

that group taken. Call-- *

Digby, N. B.

Minard’s Llniment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen,-Last August my horse

was badly cut in eller/_cn places by a barbed wire fence. Three of the cuts, tsmall ones) healed soon, but the

I our idetofhsuecoss ulportrslt. This Hom Murdoch McKinnon 'Com_mis_ otha,-9 bwame foul and 'l-°g|;¢n_ and

?¢§1;l¢°|i;'¢l2,l§l’.2ly:2|°:lll‘Si°::i|§=?"¢g:2 stoner of Agriculture. went to Mon- UIOU h I f\‘i°d U13" kinds 0( “Wai

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eine they had no beneficial result. At last a doctor advised me to use MINARD'S LINIMENT and in four weeks’ time every sore was healed and the hair has grown over each one ln fine condition. The Liniment ls` certainly wonderful ln its working.

JOHN R. HOLDEN.

Witness, Perry Baker. ,

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~PLizz’A FURNITURE. values

that will make you think twice be- fore passing thom by. Our Piazza Furniture is the true kind, unusual iq its etiirdliness, comfort-tree, sensible lines. Furniture that will give the _ dieslred atmosphere _to the porch, bungalow, or out under the trees when it is too warm for any veran- dah. Yours for Quality Furnitureal- ways. Patons. 327-7-17-M3iE1l.

"SOMETIMES IT IS INCONVEN-

IENT to take the baby with you, and even more inconvenient to leave him at home. But there is no need to leave him at all, if you buy Pa- ton's Collapsible Car and take baby along, in comfort and without trou- ble, no matter where you go. Easy ,going at Easy Prices. Patons.

- - 323-7-17'M3lE1i.

"LADIES', CI-I!LDREN'S,` Men’s and Boy’s coat sweaters for chilly*

,ghd nnd.n¢,,11|,|.§§°‘f|» r . - Wales College and Provincial Normal °v°“l“g“' l’°°ti“5» °p°‘°"l“g “nd 5”"

shore use. -First of all let us em- phasize the fact that these coat sweaters are three months ahead of the style, in other words they are

what will be shown around town in dllgeresus Arg,”

01‘°b'f~ A“°tl;°" l9‘°'“ ls that °l‘°"° ls Ticlllgils at one way first class fare will Tilson’s Pride " Oli D I l

Y ° ° 0 “_ Dd» HWY U0 9/ll 91595 be issued from Georgetown, Emmerson Rovai Stuart

Irom 24 to 44. They Will Ht. the lit- and gtgtigng on the Montague Br3_nch, Rainbow tie Kiddie upto Grandmother, even good going by refgular morning train, De" lt if she weighs 200 lbs., and the prices returning by regu ar evening train. _ h , gs'

run from 60 cts. to $6.75, and you Returningspecialtrainwll ieave st _ P oenix quare , save a quarter on every dollar you T°l‘8"B’Il f0\‘ Cufdlswl Ht 0-30 D- H1- Md Also Bran & Mtddleings at very lowest prices. Give us a call. invest, Now rr for Charlottetown at 7 80 . m.

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one you wouldhu lilrell xildrllrlhlighlrllai BY RDER' C0M§nTTEE ` W G R A N T 8 C O' ,T

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may get it ahead ol you. Patons. 29l_7`ul?1ol ` 360 wfmMEtf. Queen St.

£26-7-17MBiE1l.

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Ladies

SummerDresses

We have a number of fine white

dresses in stock Some are trimmed with lace, some with embroidery and again others are all embroidery. Now this is Well into uly and we do not wantto carry them any more so here 'goes for a chance

All sizes 32 to 40. .$2.50 dresses for $l.98

3-98

4 it at

6.95 cc as Q

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, “ “ 2.75 350 “ “ 2.85

3.50

c Stanley Bros Raise Persian lamb g _ The always busy -1 »f=-

Dr. C. C. Young

Tea Party

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Wednesday July I

23rd, 1 91 3

This is the date of the MONSTER

TEA which the parishioners will hold on the grounds surrounding their New Church- a Gothic structure of surpass- ing beauty and well worth coming a distance to see. '

Everyone welcome and everyone treat~

ed right. ' _ Fares and Train Arrangements Station Fare Train Dept: Charlottetown 70 1.80 P. M. Royalty J unctiun 60 `

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KING GEQRGE'NAVY PLUG OHEVVING TOBACCO

IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELFI

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recognized as the best authority

on the subject, will deliver ‘

a lecture on

Karshulc Sheep ' ' '

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Market llsll, Ch’town,

,_ on Monday, July Zlsi.

Seats on sale at the leadin

drug stores, 25:: &. 35c.

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lt su asses all others in quality and flavour because the

processrgy which it is made differs from others.-lt is deh-

ciously sweet and non-irritating.

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ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC

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York 50 Bedford 45 “ 'Lraeadie 45 “ Mr-. Stewart B0 “ Pie uid 25 " Peallce’s 10 “

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Machinery

McCormick farm machines

have given best service for

overicventy years They are

the best for you to use. You shouidi see the McCormick

Vertical Lift_ Mower, 'the best

» r n eartli,the McCormick Hay

Tedder by use of which it is

-possible to cut the hay ln the

, morning, toss ltwith t,he_hsy

ttdder ister in day and haul

- it tothe barn. or staolr before

,nlghtg > the McCormick Self

Dump Rake, has the greatest strength and- rigidity with the least possible weight; Mc- Cormick Hay Presses; Inter- national Scodiers, preferred

by all good farmers and truck gardeners

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° the Public

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just

eceived a carload of Beaver flour direct from the mills in I>b'_s 25 sacks. We also carry a full line ofthe following cirulcE

~- Brands of flmr.

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TIIE GLIHIX

of perfection in farming means an elimination of the methods which make drudgory, which oon- sume time, and which retard progress.

MCCORMICK

eliminates all of these in that part of farming which pertains to harvesting grain and grass. Besides this, it does more-it brings to its owner contentment: and satisfaction in his work, all of which creates vim and vigor, energy and enthusiasm; in other words, a new lifeon the farm. : : : : : S

The McCormick is a machine for practical purposes-it is the machine! you want. Call and examine the

McCormick line of harvesting machines.

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Now for Haying

You will need the very b:st

in good equipment and we

have it here in the line made

by tie famous J. Ii. Po'ter

Co. of Ottawa, Ill. Every-

thing you cou‘d want is here

including hay carriers, hay

slings, pul'eys, double and

single liarpoon forlts, drop

lever forks, grapple folks,

wood and steel tiacks,trnck

har-geis and hooks, brru door

hangers, etanchions, s1e:l

rafter grapp‘e=, msuiils ‘say

rope, wire c ble rope, floor

puileys, rope hltchrs, etc.

Lowest prices for cash.

terms to suit nerds, agents in sli parts of the Prov'nce '

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