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They eniable you to eat three meals a day"

and enjoy them

50¢ also‘ $1.00 PER BOX v V. By ’ llilillii $0., REXALL KODAK STORE 1 "Phone"2l9~ P. 0. Box 332 oirirloiirioivn t. E. I.

DROP Ii-om Batman's Catalog JUOT ARRli/Ilk- Carioad of shingles. ear of bricks. ear of flour. and feed; Special ricea elf cars- Cutliffe and Cutll e, Hunter River.

iTAXi SIRNIOE-Jwe have a taxi service in connection with our hot- el andwe willkncet ill trains, boa

etc.. belle answered‘ day or nigh . . Hotel Davis Phone I004, Mrs. Jam- es were, proprietress.

av ortnsn- or PROVINCIAL and municipal governments all motor or other vehicles going to Circus Grounds must travel by Up. per Queen Street returning by Elm Avenue or North River Road. No vehicles will be permitted to travel in any other direction on those roads. 1i

DENTAL CONVENTION. —_-'l‘i1o Bi-Annual Convention of the Cana- dian Dental Association and of the Dominion Dental Council will open in Vancouver this year on August, 4th. Drx-Bagnail of Charlottetown and probably other dentists will rq. present Prince Edward island at these’two conventions.

ALL sons: oar-rs ouanrrv —'~F0lkil .wlm use. RED ROSE ORANGE REKOE was. all agree that for quality, aside from its ec- onomy, it is the best they ever usetlw Jtia only 8c more e415 lb

o'er! nip»- t. M“ mg”. ., i... ,. .

WE HAVE MAILED statements to all persons having un- paid accounts on our books.

WE ARE NOW preparing a list of all accounts still un- Diild. This list will shortly be pieced in the hands

of our attorneys with instructions to collect same through the courts. .

IF YOUR ACCOUNT I8 UNPAID please call at our office today and make payment. Otherwise you will have nobody but yourself to blame.

THIS NOTICE is FlNAl. h... are winding up our bus- iuess and closing our hooks.

than other package teas and it's well worth the difference in price. Have you tried it’! Your grocer sells it.

THE STEAMER "Linger County" which replaces the "Winona” on the Montreal, Charlottetown. St.

' John's route-sails from Montreal Thursday July 10th and will be due in Charlottetown Monday July 14th sailing direct to Si. John's the same day. For further-particulars. apply OARVIEIAL BROS, Agents.-

' " 3420-7-11-31

-A JNELCOME .CiTlZEN.- The people of Tyne Valley and sur- roundingydistriots welcome to their midst DruA. B. Martin and family. They srecvery fortunate in having Dr. Martin locate there. The Doctor 4e a returned soldier having spent four years overseas and served with ‘the ﬁghting 28th in France. On Pixie return f-rom overseas he resum- ed his studies at Dalhousle Univer- sity where he had a brilliant rec- ? 0rd, Dr. -Martin was appointed to = the Victoria General Hospital Staff on which he served for over a year

‘Q, and comes well recommended.

FINAL PREPARATION FOR fCAVRNIVAL WEEK. —lt is pleas- ‘ ins to note that the merchants

land eltirens of Charlottetown ‘have been making in the past few ‘days. fitting preparations for the tWeek tit-Carnival. stressed that one of the greatest factors toward muk'ng Carnival Week an unqualified success is

Sav Yuri Cops i (By Spraying Now

We have the right,‘ insecticides that; will keep your crops free from the in- sects that will get them otherwise.

Berger-s Paris Green Dry Lime Sulpher Sprayide

Dry Bordeau Mixture Arsenate of Lead, dry Arsenate of Leadmaste Arsenate of Lime Biuestone

Hand Sprayers Sprinklers

Decide to spnay your trees now and save the money loss which the Codling Moth and other pests cause. i

The Rogers Hardware Co Ltd_

that the city present the most fes-

tive appearance possible. The

_ responsibility of clothing Char-

‘ iottetown in holiday garb rests on the individual efforts df house ‘and

.‘ store owners, and Judging from what has been already done in this direction no doubts need be felt as to the whole hearted coopera- tion of all towards giving the city a g-aia appearance.

' Mlnarifi Llnlment Relieves Pain.

AFTERNOON TEA ~

Served aT-The Russ every afternoon from

3.30 n; 5.30.

S pe ci a l arrange-

ments for auto or pri-

viate parties.

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bu v v Can't l flieep --.Tlllf School Girl Coplexion’

i? You mm colitis aivuuif noose a oavovsn A Hdr aTdvI-1-3-\'--i-\Zirti.lse.or courier, rr is our or oueifwonanut- =oouvmieur. mo EF-FIOIINT

v ' OIL COOK STOVES ‘flwe have the best-—- From $1.75 to $45.00

Come in and select

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It is again-

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IHOP from Holman‘. Catalog

ciiAurAudua-niry yum-use“- on ticket. 3i

THE M. AND L. RESTAURANT, Great George at. now open ‘ our business. Up-to-dste service and QVBPYi-ilill: sood to eat from 9 a. m. to B n. m.

DON'T DELAY buying your Chautauqua Season ticket. The pro-

BY ORDER OF PROVINCIAL and municipal governments all motor or other vehicles going to Circus Grounds must travel by Up- per Queen Btreet returning by Elm Avenue or North River Road. No vehicles will be permitted to travel in any other direction on those roads. 1i

BROTHERQ EX. POSITION opens tonight at Vic'- toria Park. This show is under the auspices of the G. W. V. A. and

WILLIAMS’

of novelties and entertainment. Patronage of this big show will be of benefit to the G. W. V. A.

PARADE ON TH-URSDAV _EV- ENlNGP-lu Saturdays issue ap- peared an item. stating“ that the grand auto and horse drawn ve- hicle parade would take place on Monday evening. This was incor- rect as it will be held on Thursday evening and promises to be the big feature of the week's program.

SPEND A DAY AT DAIRY MAN'S PICNIC under the auspic- es of the Ayrshire Breeders Club at Experimental Farm on July 18th Addresses will be delivered by J. S. W. Stephens, Secretary Cana- dian Ayrshire Breeders Associa- tion, C. '_A. Archibald. Live Stock Branch and others. Judging class- es an attraction. 1|

SUMMER HOME OPPORTUN- ITY. -—-Attention is directed to the ,call for tenders in this issue for Mrs Juynes’ beautiful summer rul- dence at Kcppock. This is un- doubtedly one of the most desir- able summer homes in the Mari- time Provinces nrid should not be long on the market. Reed the ad- vertiscment.

FREE T|CKET8—A large num- ber of free tickets for the Char‘ ‘lottetown Driving Club races were lgiven out by our dry goods merch- ants~—Prowse Bros, Moore d: M01 Leod Ltd. Patons Ltd, and S. A.- MacDonald yesterday. The offer of a free 50c., tlckct with every pur- chase of $5 worth will hold good un til Wednesday noon and no doubt many hundreds will take advantage of the offer. iii ii-t

FREE TICKETS-A large num- ber of free tickets for the Char! lottetown Driving Club races were given out by our dry goods merch- ants-—Prowse Bros., Moore d’: Mc- Leod Ltd., PatonsLtd, and S. A.- MacDonaid yesterday, The offer of a free 50s., ticket with every pur- chase of $5 wort-h will hold goodun tli Wednesday noon and no doubt many hundreds will take advant- age of the offer.—2i. _ PLEASED VISlTORS T0 THE lULANDP-Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sel- don and two sons Master Freddie and Frank and Miss Gertrude Soi- don of Oxford, Mass. who have ibeen guest for the past two weeks at the Railings llotel, North illus- tico. left for their home on Wednes- day morning. While in llustico they motored to different parts of the Island. This being Mr. Seldoifs ﬁrst visit to the island he was very much impressed with the beautiful scenery and also of the many ﬁst-hint! ponds w-hich he visited from which he caught many “Speckled Ilean- tles." Mrs Seidon formerly an ls- iander “Tessa Cousins. Hunter River" was heai-illy welcomed bl’ her many island friends who all join in wishing them a pleasant Journey home.

._x__ FUNERAL 8ATUROAY—'i‘he funeral of the late Mr. Richard E. Bagnail took place Saturday. from his late home at New Glasgow and was very largely attended. The funeral service was conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Hodges. sti- sizited by Rev. R. W. Stevenson of Toronto, n cousin of the deceased. The respect and esteem in whtch the late Mr. Bagnsll wee held in the community lsr and near was fully shown by the large number who exemplified by the days was

has an excellent and varied line‘

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solarium

[B07345 I581’ IN MUIIC- Mirth and

ucation is given by Chautauqua. Get your season ticket how. 2i

A BARGAIN IN ENTIRTAIN. MENh-T-be Chautauqa season tic ket offers the greatest bargain in entertainment that Prince (Edward Island people ever bad the oppor- tunity to buy. 25 cents each for 1.2 performances by tihe foremost en- tertainers and eilucatlonaiists of the continent, in numbers that have been planned to have the widest Possible appeai—thé best talent "u" Plays bore at a price below What We pay for a picture show. single performances are priced at 75c and $1.00 and are well worth

2i bhese admissions. The season ticket

at $3.00 is transferable-any friend may use your ticket for any por- forinance you are unable to attend —-think oi’ this and buy a season ticket. Single " lesions will cost you three times as much and do not benefit the guarantors who bring Chautauqua to Charlottetown. 2i —-—-<Q0->--—-

Personals

Mr. D. A. McKinnon. M .P.. ar- rived irom Ottawa on Friday even- g.

Mr. Fred Teed arrived home from Boston on Saturday night and will

‘ spend his holidays hero.

Miss lluth MacLean. nurse in training Toronto Western Hospital Toronto. arrived home Saturday evening to spend her holidays with her mother, Mrs. D. MacLean, 180 Kent Si.

Mrs. B. W. Sherwood, accompan- ied by Mrs. F‘. J. Plant and her granddaughter, Miss Ethel Plant. Ottawa, arrived in the city Friday night and are the guests of J. A. and Mrs. Cinrk for a few days at the Experimental Farm. before go- ing to Brackloy Bosch for a few weeks.

Minarife Llnlment for Rheumatism

A ‘ Sparks Circus ‘(Continued from Page 1)

2 p.m. Afternoon performance commences with the oriental spect- acic "An Egyptian fantasy" with 200 human and animal participants. ti p.m. Steam piano recital by the

v world's master steam pianist, Harry

Wills.

7 p.m. Doors open to the public- Band and unaphone concert 7 to 8.

i! p.m. Evening performance of the circus. complete in detail.

1i p.m. Concerted night move- ment tu trains.

12 p.m. Departure of t Summerside.

A downtown sole has been est- iablislaed at the Hughes Drug store

rains for

ascn the circus grounds.

the most pleasantly anticipated. And the child of second growth, bent with age, but cackiirig happy

when he was young. The spirit of the circus is in the air. The big and little in mind and body are al- most equally absorbed by the swift- iy nioving incidents of circus day. The management of the Sparks Circus promises many real nov- elties and surprises in ccniunctlon with its elaborate performances this season. The organization which lins recently doubled in size. pres- ents a large number of newly im- ported European features, notable among which is s. fins display of trained wild beasts and the largest group of horscs ever tough‘. to bend obedience to the trained will. The world's most immaculate rnd lengthy street parade featuring many beautiful women, matchiess horses by the hundreds, eicplisnt herds, camels, many cages of wild animals and the hundred and one units of parnphenalla that go to make up a wonderful street spect- acle will leave the circus grounds promptly at 10.30 s.m. Three bands and two csliiopes will lend musical charm to the procession. Tie coin- lng of Sparks Circus to a c miuun- .'ty is an event to be locked for- ward to. for lives there man, wom- an or child who docs not lovo a circus.

Quebec Shows Big Surplus

(Canadian Preaﬂ.) QUEBEC, July 13.—l‘roiiminnry to tile official financial statement of the Province of Quebec which

twhcre reserved and admiss‘on tick- 'et.e‘ may be bad at the same price

Circus Day is always one of the] child's richest holidays and one of]

will be on hand telling of the days‘

assembled to pay their last tribute "i" b9 3"" Wt in "W "m! "Wk or "ween He Md been n prom; of August, Premier ‘llaschereau an- nont citizen throughout a ions "°““°°d "d" a "iilpii" °' 319m)" life time having been proprietor of 00 i”? m9 H595‘ Y9" 1923*“ will“ we Hana" Mn“, and l prosperous June 80, thus making the 25th sur- and successful farmer. He leaves-Phi‘ 79°07'31"] i“ m" Pmvmcc-

to mourn his widow, formerly Miss - '—' '_*’_

May Johnston of French River and Fm!“ “u”, emu."

two daughters, Ella," wife ,0: Rev. "M “PW! m"! I'm“ 1° i!" Mn mmpaon, of D“ “ma”. m“ soup-or served separately are a lfld Nettle. Mrs. smith of ivsrv"°'"‘"° m" "m" °' °"'°"°"- Glasgow, also three sisters, Mri‘. Richard Weeks of Watsonviiie, Cal. Mrs. W. 8. Mclbfe, this city, and Mrs. A. B. Dickerson of New Glas- gow.

Two tramps were hovering about the gateof a suburban residence. "Why don't you go in." asked one road wanderer of the other. "That dots all right. Can't you see 'e'ii wagging ‘is tail!" \

h!’ ond rnudetained traveller: "but "' 'e's also growling something terr- . lble, and l don't know which end to believe."

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“Was your uncle's mind vigorous and lane up to the very last?" "That we don't known yet. The will will not be opened until to- rnorrow.

When a broom begins to show aiima ef wear don't thmw it away. first of all soak it in hot ands. rinse and put out in the air to dry. Then, out the bristles so that they are aven lengths again, and you

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Buy $5 worth at Pmwss Bruin, Ltd., Patone Ltd. Moore t Mc- Leod's Ltd. or S. A. MacDonald and you will be handed a 50c. tick- et for Wednesday's horse races free. Buy 820 and get 4 free tickets.

Orange Natal Day

(Continued from Page l)

starters pistol these athletes shot forth with Capt. Read a few inch- es in the lead. This he seemed to maintain without distress to the finish. Caused no doubt from the fact that his Reverend opponent had not given himself sufficient training and was seized with a cramp in his muscle before the goal had beenreached thus deterr- ing him from putting forth first burst of speed which had carried him to victory in former days. However no protests were enter- ed nnd the Captain was declared tho victor, both contestants shak- ing hands amidst the cheers of their hundreds of friends. The other sports in their vari- ous classes were keenly contested, und in many cases were close and exciting. During the afternoon many of the visitors enjoyed themselves on the shore, where there is magnifi- cciit bathing and hundreds availed themselves of ‘the opportunity of un outing on the water- There be- ing a number‘of gasoline boats for that purpose. The dancing booth was well pat- ronized, the Scottish dancers being the centre of attraction. The financial object of the gath- ering was in the interests of the new hail at Borden and the Pro- testnnt Orphanage at Mt. Herbert and an illustration of the splendid feeling of‘ fellowship existing be- tween all classes at Borden. the chairman announced that five of the large exhibition cakes to be seen on the tables were donated by Roman Catholics. The Hon. Mr. Myers, Minister of Agriculture. cupabiy conducted the aiictioricerlng 0f the cakes. At 6 o'clock the Charlottetown special left for home, and all felt that a most enjoyable and refresh- ing day hnd been spout.

On the sporting page will be found u summary of the sporting events.

PRO AND CON

The birds are piping sit-ill’

Fir-ii many a joyous time;

Just now they do this daily, Butwlntefs cominir S0011

The trout arc leaping lightly, The little daisies peer

Prom out the meadow brightly, But snow will soon bc here.

The sun is shining kindly,

On meadow, hill and plain.

But soon we shall ‘be blindly Sloan-sloshing through the rain. The butterﬂies are winging ‘Their merry way about,

But skeetérs will be stinging Before the day ls out.

rNow rings out joyous laughter The echoing woodland through, But we shall weep hereafter, And with good reason too, We have no care or sorrow Within our- present ken,

But just wait till tomorrow, And see what happens then!

We have abundant pleasures To hold our souls in thraiii. But hard luck always measures his dole of gloom to all Our happiness wii-i leave us, When life's bright blooms fail acre, But that ought not to grieve us, Let's gab it while it's hero. {5} Always put a small piece of crust into the frying pan before frying fish 'i‘his prevents the fn-t

:..uva greasy, and shows by its brown color inst when the fat s ut the right heat for the fish to he put iii.

To make breadcrumbs quickly,

put it into ii clean muslin ling, tic the bag wt iiiu top aiiil goiiliy riili it with the hands for a fi-w ill|i\- uteri. The crumbs will thcn he fine enough for any purpose.

WIIMEN 0F MliiiiLE AGE

MdNGIVDIIIIGrIIDflJlLlIZ D.‘ . H u - Haitian’! Vegetable

Broo “nu-we t took Lydia yginkiianfa Ve {thaws-

wtll lad that the broom has taken on a new lease of life.

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Cloven in New York’s heart of’ . Gleams Broadway- Bleached with a million lights-é _, r , Glittering with gold squander-ethic“ -_ An endless Carnival of Joy l '

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Bright Lights

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Broadway , "

Here on the thorgiighfare a of smiles and sighs-daunting, ﬂashing, ﬂam- iiig--gieaming and glaring-turbul- ent with turmoil and tinsel triumph- vaunting its vanity-As unfolded a

melo-love-dramsa—an epic of a wo- mamssoui. »

LOWELL SHERMAN DORIS KENYON HARRISON FORD

Arid a Cast of Broadway Notables

The Beauty Chorus of The New York Hippodrome "

The Sixteen Tiller Girls of do... "i Ziegfeld Follies .4-

“SCHOOL PALS”--Comedy p. 1‘ d ,3,7,&8.45 PRINCE Mgtfl-y-llc, 16c. ED WARD

Eve. 11c, 21c, 26c. - A

P R IN C E WED. _ Tulips. E D WA RD THIS WEEK

“FLAMING , PASSION” a

A Drnmatization of the famous story “Lucretia Lombard" ’

r-ldantsd 8e». theﬂ/ds-‘el s, KATHLEEN NORRIS

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from sputtering and making the‘

cut the soft part from a stain loaf '

AHARRY'RAPF Production

Qaturinq _ Irmeliich and Monte Blue ll

60:80am "i

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A cataract of action, thrills, heart- stirring incidents. V‘

INTERESTING TUNIC EVENINGtime modos, and rather unusual in UOWN EXrPLOiTB PALE the realm of evening wear.

71-53“ 557m Till! only trimming touch is seen in an cmirroirlorod band oi‘ orange and bronze that extends down the iior thisicft side of the tunic, . evening gown that oiuiioiirr the This would zilso bc effective in tunic. The hiplcngth tunic slinwnwiiltc siitin with a win... baud (Jflgll here is u modcl most soon in diiy-vor for triniiiiiiiu_

Satin in an interesting pilic flesh tint is the material iisi-il

_ Are the , , METAL CONDUCTORS uOR“ GUTTERS On Your House LEAKING ‘I

HAVE U8 MAKE A REAL JOB FOR YOU

Ca , A new surely of blah and. censor Qata- Cheat! received and will be uaad fer our Conductor] aml Metal Work.

Give us a call for your Metalwork

Fred H. Trainers-g;

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