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A Cheque‘ for‘ Five Dollars wilLbe sent-ta the. author ot what, in the opliaon ,of_ lug Editor, 1a the mosh-interests ingvletter ior ohbiicaiicu. an envelopes should be address- t ed “Letter Box." care of the 4 Editor, "The Charlottetown t Examiner, P.0. Box 8D, Char- 1 lottetown. Communications must be originaband exclus- ive. Preferehce will be given to brief letters bearing name and address for publication, and dealing with questions oi public policy, especially re- garding agriculture and its problems.

Q a O-O-GO-O-QOOOOOOOOO-OQOOOO-OO-d- 1TT¢~ Sh. ___.'_._ .?-"—__ Father was standing before the open Ilro, lecturing his son and heir on the necessity of thinking twiceobefore speaking once. ‘ - "Father!" texciiilmetl the boy In the middle of Llll‘ talk. 'l‘lio father held up a warning linger. “'l‘liink ,

again before you speak, my son. and then I will auswor you." 'l‘bc boy pwndi-ieil for a momi-n- nail

then siilii: "Father. I havi- thought '

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Protect your pota- toes from the bugs. "Every potatoe saved means Just so much more, money to your er?“ ills‘ the , bank.‘ We have the genuine Bergers Paris Green and can supply you with any quantity- wholesale and retail; r

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DRUGGISTS 14o tn. c»... st.

twice and now l our quite convinc- ed that you coat tails are. on vii ."

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of Tobacco that you should. convince you.

Manufacturers. v amnesia...“ v“- - .'-.'.:. - I

' ltlave You Ever Known The 10y oilfl-lickefs Tobacco l

if you are a user of Tuba cco, and have Mickey's you are not getting the real joy and comfort out. 'l‘he millions of tlgs need yearly and the popularity \vIiicli ‘count of its neverchanging well flavor pleases the most pal-ii cu".

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NEW BRUNSWICK

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Agents wanted for Toronto Cream Separator

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Brown kl oxford, heel as fllvulgtlgn ggrsat value this

web .only $7.50.

i. 1 glc h kid oxford as above 3p l price $1.76.

‘ Same as above. with

French heels only ..--l7-75

Ladies white canvas ford: a new shoe from ton. Special Price . . . .

A We si-(strons on all! n price is 82.75, for black and all You will save money

these lines are all displayed in

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oisery, ‘this week our special

on any o! the above, and at the _ r , same time be cooly, comfortably and fashionably dressed.» ~ I

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Ianhlonllall Footwear

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flotilla white new: high laced boots, with lltary heels, all allies 2% to orig ...... .. ..... . Ladies whltu anvas ha; local boots, French heels ‘all , st but 4% and Bahia wee}, . . . . 5 s I

fashionable colours. I

our window this week.

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\ nesday, July 7th,

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lT wave m hny in thisuploviaoe

COME _TO THE IOE CREAM and strawberry festival at Brook- fled on Bet-urday 17th inlt. at 0p. in. ‘ IISQT-Tdill-ll.

. l. -_"-.._ . POLICE COURT-An antomo bile Owner tor violating the speed Ialulatloha was Iflned 810 and costs at the Rolice Court yesterday.

m icaiiznssm social will be held at Birch Grove, Freetown, on

Friday evening. July 10th. Pro- ceeds in aid of the school. A ~P ‘~ 1604-7-152I.

AT EMERALD. Just arrived for the Furmors (‘o-operative store Emerflltl. oar of lime, posts and matched ‘boards, also due to arrive car of British Columbia shingles. -_ l58d-7-l4~2li

THE LIEUT. GOVERNOR and Mrs. McKinnon are entertaining in honor of the Duke and Duchess of Devonslilrt‘ at old Govcrniiiciil House on Friday aflcrnotin.

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GOSPEL TE_NTFFCOMING— Mr. M. Mackintosh of New (linsgmv, iinil family have arrived lii (‘liar- lotieiowii and taken up their rcsl» dcnci- ill 172 Kent Street. Mr. Macklntosli will later ho joint-d by Mr. Jirvcc, ll fellow workcr and llltlll‘ Illlfllflfll‘ is in pitch a lllp; ii-ni on onc of the city squares and dc- liver a course of leciiures on llll‘ teaching of the Seventh Day Ail- Vltlllltllfl.

OHEEP DIPPING DEMON- STRATIONS. -- Sheep Dipping Demonstrations linve been arrang- t-d by the Deilllllrtmont of Agri- culture for the following p1acp8;_ W. F. Weeks, _Frederlcton,—Wcd- Anthony Buc» hanan, Wheatly Iliver,-- Thurs. 48y. Rly 8th. Cleveland Robin- son, Buckley Botich~Friday, July 9th. lfi-nncis Condy, Newton Cross, —-Mvnrl~ay. Jilly Bill. D. J. Nichol- son, Orwell Cove—’I‘uesday, July 0th. W. A. Jenkins, Vernon BrIdgeAWcdnPsdny, July 7tb. R. R. Mulch, Earnsclifie, Thursday, July 8th. Win. Cain. Summerville —-Frltllly. July 9th. Lemuel Kenny, MoreIl-élaturilay, July- 10th. All 371E011 Breeders are rcqticsteil to have tlielr flocks dipped as the work ls being done free of charge for this year, . 3i

ROTARY jLUNOHEOM-At the regular weekly luncht-on of the Charlottetown Rotary Club lielil at the Davies liotel yesterday Dr. I. ~J. Yeo presltl . The. chief-sneaker for the occasion was Dr. Royer, n prominent American physician in charge of the Massachusetts-flail- fax Health Commission. His ad- dress Wlls upon the sublectyof "The Importance or the Public llealih and ilwelt especially on preventive "lcillilds IWYr-rlliing what is being done in lPalIfax where n Plleztlih Centre" has been established at the Old Ailmlrzilty House; A pre- natal service, il baby service. a pro-school age ‘service, n dental service, and services for tubercul- osis and venereal diseases are hc~ lug arranged for. A hearty vote of _tli_anlts. moved by Judge Fitzgerald was tendered the speaker. The guests presotit were Judge Stew- art, Professor Theodore Ross, and Rotations Taoley lllltl llart of Si. John. it was announced that the Rotary picnic will. be held July 28th at Stanhope.

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billiards llnirnent und by Physicians ———-Qe-¢———- '

0. McPherson, Furniture dealer, undertaker, Arnistrons, B.C.. June 11th, 1919. Mlnardh Llnltnent Co.. Ltd., Yarmouth, N, S. Dear Sire-Since the start of the Baseball season we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprain. e‘! "Mel. 910-. but just as soon as we started using Mlnsrd's Lint. ment our troubles ended. Every

baseball player shoals keeps bog. ile of your llniment handy. Your truly, a ML. E.. McPHERSoN, wmtary Amati-orig Hlph School, Baseball Team .-

I-Iye Specialist

Office, Royal Bank Building, Charlot- tetown.

Office Hours: 9.30—l2.30, 2--5 Phone 68-Y.

WB sutucit wiirn in vnuou iiivm I tlClihiiS, 0F IT

lillghteen thousand llllenh in ten hours without lowering well a

bit. . There's no natural mulm why YOU cannot have Just-is ‘good a

a line to

I Well Co. Ltd.

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well on your propertyJJuht drop I

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“OONIULT HOLMANT OATA» I05." DOM-Flirt}.

DON'1"' FORGET the Brookileld festive dnl on Saturday 17th. ' _ 1697-7-153i.

Fsoriwii. ‘on. K. or c. lawn July 19th. Help the Hospital. Y 1845.

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SWEATERS. PULL OVERS In the most delightful summer colors at Patons. it}! CREAM AND STRAWBER- ry festival K. of C. lawn Ilextt Monday evening.

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DI‘. and Mrs. J.G. Werne. of Brookline, Milan, lire making rholr headquarters at the Florida lIoli-l

Pownal for the summer.

‘Mr. Michael Mulligan and ilauglit er Ailclnlde. of Ncwlon, have. rc- iurncd home. from St. John, whore. ilicy spent tbi- past lwo weeks visit.- iiig friends.

EARLY CLOSING: THIS store from July 15th to the end of Au»- gusl will close daily except Wed- nesday and Saturday ut 5 p. ni. Iliooro. and McLeod Ltd. - 1591 7 14 2i. PULL IOVER SWEATERS ari- ull the rage in the larger cities and Dillon's stock lust now is excep- tional. See them.

MILTON AND RUSTICQ-Ser- vice next Sunday at Milton 1l a. ill. and in the Parish Hall at 7.30 p. ni.; Rustico 3 p. m. Sunday School at Milton 10 a. in. and Rus- iico 2 p. m. -

SUPREME COURT-The court was engaged all day yesterday with ibc case ot‘ Robert l-‘rlzzle vs llih- lierl Tremere, action tried inst trinity term, motion for new lrlal. Judgment rcscrvcil.

LUCKY NUMBER PARADE.- All children between six and fli- tei-n are invited to mei-t at the Prince of Wales (‘allege grounds. Friday morning at 10 o'clock to taltl! part, in tbo (‘liaulauqua Lucky Number Parade. Slit junior tickets will br- glven away lrcc. 1044. ASK TO SEE OUR BLOUSES. its we have a splendid line in Geor gette and crept- du chcne in Fit-fill- Navy, Maize and White. Also il splendid line of silk chemise $7.00 to $13.00 selling at reduced prices. Patons Limited.

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WINSLOE ClRCUlT.——HighfIeliI l1 o'clock. Prlncetown 2i o'clock. Winsloe North 7 o'clock. Evening Special Young People's Service, an unilsunl opportunity to hear Rev. _L. A. Bucklcy, Maritime General Y. M. f‘. A. Secretary. llnllfnx. Everybody welcome. iltev.

O. H. Peters, pastor. - .< iiv>_.___ iillnnrrl‘: . . ‘ relieve: FIIHSMPU‘ ‘HERE ARE A FEW TRADE WIN- NERS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STAPLE DEPARTMENT

200 yards of print cotton at 25c per yard on Friday and Saturday. 250 yards of unbleached cotton at 20c. per yd. on Friday and Satur- day, 63 yds. Turkish towclling at 20c. per yll. On Friday and Satur- day, 84 yds roller towelllng at 20c. pPl‘ yd. on Friday and Saturday. A nice assortment of Rates ging- hnnis, the hesi offer yet at 55c. per yard on Friday and Saturday.

(‘otton crepe suitable for under- wear or kimonas 55c. per yd. ml Friday and Saturday. A nice light wcluht Marcllles counterpanc nt $3.50 on Friday and Saturday. Also n lot of remnants on the counter table.

A lot of slightly faded khaki shlrtlng, anti sateen at 32c per yard on Friday and Saturday.

Good yard wide percale at 60c. per yard on Friday and Saturday

PATONS LIMITED. 1E8-7-16-2i.

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Caro of the Sick y

llot. weather is a tryinl! time on those who are af- flicted. An up-to-dntc drug stock like ours contains prac- tically everything which science has devised for the care of the sick.

Ask your doctor just what is best for any special pur- pose, then make your pur- chase hero.

We can also contribute to the safety and welfare of the sick by cotnpminding your physician's prescriptions.

when the services ote pro- fessional nurse are required please refer to

OUR NURSES DIRECTORY

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Rust-e ‘til-ll! ‘HOSPITAL by at’; wading» the festival on July‘ llllh on Knights of Columbus Home lawn, ' 1045.

‘ BALL GAME-The Sourls base- ball team with (‘opt Frank Mc- charge arrived at Mount lStowiir-t yesterday wheyg they were scheduled to play the ‘team of that lllace.

MIOTORED TO P. E. l.- -Mr. Eu- gene W. Brown, an wiio of Bos- ton, are spending a rt vacation at the Florida Hotel, Mr. Brown's home. Mr. and Mrs. Brown inot- oreil from "Boston, and _wcri= llC- "Olllllanied by Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Saunders also of Boston. 'l‘liey are leaving Saturday motoring back Vlll Montreal and Quebec. Mr. Brown is a well-known magazine publish- ttu‘ and newspapcr illilll ot‘ Ilos- on.

SUCCESSFUL STUDENT. Ac- cording Io the reports of the re- ceiii examinations In ilie ilnlvi-rsl- ly of 'l‘oronto, lust issued. .\lr. hlilgaii‘ W. Moliints suci-tessfiilly passed the sciilor matrlciilation t-ii- tltllng him to register In ilii- sci-- onil vcar In the pass course. llc piisseil with limiors In l‘ill'll silh- jei-t, making 75 to 100 por cent iii Iiliiglisli, Latin and Greek; 60 to ‘l-l in French, and Algebra; X0 to ‘100 in [rql-lgiloiw ‘kiiowli-ilgi- ‘and physical training. Mi". lliclniiis grailiiiiteil from Princi- 0f iwaii-s In i917, served lliri-o ycairs alt ilic front illlil shortly ' ftcr his ri-itirii i-ntcrcii the lfiilvci ily oi’ ’l‘oroiitti. 'I‘lii- (lllillWlliiill ,l'i)llfll'lilllliill*s iilin oii iils splendid showing.

HOME ON A VISIT» Mr. Oliver T. -McNeill, of l-‘oxhoro, Mzlssr, is lu the clly. Mr. McNcilI has licr-n visiting lils home ln West lllvcr after an absence of Blxlccn yours. lie leaves on return to the llult~ ed States on Saturday morning. Mr. ML-Noiil has been enilillifll with a large concern In the ace-le- lyii welding business and tilt‘. lllllll" ulacture nf temperature and other recording gauges. lle also coniiurwts an automobile business of his owii. lie SOUS many liiipriivciiiieiiis ll\ (‘harlottctown since lcaving here sixlccii yours n50.

THE SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMI nrliiatiotl of Egllngttin School was lipid on Wednesday afternoon. June 30th. 'l‘here were upwards of fifty visitors present, which lends to show the interest takcn by the parents in the education of illPll‘ children. The pupils were given l1 thorough “rumination by thclr teacher, Miss Annie Campbell, as» sisted by Rev. Mr. Lockhart and several of the other visitors pres- ent, by their quick responses showed the careful and painstak- ing (“pining received from their teacher. Prizes were then awiiril~ ed as follows: Alice McKenzie and Florence (‘offin for perfect alien- dance for the half year. Florence (‘offln for general proficiency‘. Fulton llntlcrbay for notes on by- glene. Floyde McKenzie for ncat- est composition book. Gussle Mc- Donald ior Rural Science and Lo- retta Fisher for deporlment. An ox cellent address was then read to the teacher, followed by the pre- sentation of a beautiful handbag containing a purse of money, the gift. front the pupils. The teacher expressed her thanks in a. few words. A short programme was then carried out by the pupils. consisting of dialogues, nicnolo- gut-s, choruses, rccliiitions and in- strumental music. All present were then treated to confectionery

by the teacher. Rev. Mr. Lock- linrt and Mr. James McDonald then made remarks expressing

their own appreciation of the tear chcr's CFFfllillDlO work and on be.- Iialf of all tiresent. All were very sorry to learn of Miss (IampbelFs departure as she conducted the above named school for the 4 last years and was nruch liked by the children and parents. The cxami» nation of Eglington School was closed in singing, of National Anthem, and all dispersed feeling they had spent a vcry pleasant

anti profitable afternoon. Follow- ing is the address: Ilenr Teacher: We, your pu-

pils ct Egling on School,‘ cannot let you depart rom u-s wlthmit ex- llfcesing in some slight manner our sincere sorrow in hearlnghpl your departure. You were always of a kind and cheerful disposition. both at school and elsewhere. As a tea- cher you have proved yourself a very faithful one, and strove with great; effort to advance your "pu- pils in every subject, and which everyone here today can say you have accomplished it so. You shall always have our kind wishes hind best regards, wherever you "my roam; and bear in mind those lIRDDY school days when you were our teacher. in rememberance of the four years you have been with "at 3'01"‘ Dlllllls of Esllngion scllmll. we ask you to accept this small token which is only a slight.

memento" of the many happy M" “'9 flllent with you. Once again we join in wishing you many hllllfly and prosperous days through your future life. Signed on behalf of the ouniis of Eglington School.

PERSONAL!’

IMr. Jack Groom. city, left yester- d“? for Detroit, Mich.

Mr. B.C.. McRne. llils nrrlvoil from Sydney on avislt lo his home In Charlottetown.

Miss Janie MeNutt, Malpeque, is spending a few dnya in Charlotte-

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looting" ' oi "Local Cont-L of Women

A number of lddles representing

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different societies assembled at the Women's can» yesterday afternoon to hear Mrl.‘ WE. “Sanford, speak on the work of the National Coun- cll. Mrs. Sanford is the PresldI-nt

of the Canadian National (‘ouncil

of Women and has been attending

the annual meeting at St. Joliii. Before leaving the Maritime Prov,- Inces for Montreal, from whence she sails for Norway. to attend the international Council of Women. and of which organization she was

visited many of the local councils

Wick. Mrs. Senior-it's visit to (‘hnrlottc-

in): here on interest in the National Council» the only province not re- presented In the order. Mrsfllic- (‘ri-aiiy, in a l'ew words introduced her to the meeting. After an iii- spirlng address on the great \'i‘lll'k being done by the councils in ("an- aila. llll/l in all the l-lurtipi-an countries, tlii-re was a iinanlmiiiis ileslri- by lllc iiieclliig tliai .i lot-til

Illllon Ill illfll cflocl wais ailtipicll. Mrs. (LW. Iliiilgsoii

treasurer for fifteen years, sne has '

in Nova Scotla and New Bruns-

iowii was with i-be hope of reviv- .

council bi- l‘l"tll'l§iilllll'll and a rt-so- "

kindly con - /

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A Prince . MATINEE a p. usurp‘; gsigns a. sis»

viiioiniii - - Parlours. I 7 . flARRY A MORE?

“lllE MAN wiio wou,"

A viriie drama of a strong man's fight against into. By Cyrus Townsend Brady.

JAMES AUQRY And the Vitaqraph‘

DARING

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ANTONIO MORENO Beauties—In-

senlcd to act as cliairimiii and cull n general meeting early in (lctoli- er, of all women interested In tiic organizailoii.

.\ i-tirilial vote or‘ thanks, moved by Miss (LA. Palmer and second- Pil by .\lrs, Ilouli, was given Mrs. Sanford ior licr inspiring nildrcss to which Mrs. replied.

Prcsltltuil with a large bunch of flowers. Nlrs. Sanford leaves this morning for Moncton.

KEPPOCH NOTES e H. _ " ALL THE SUMMER COTTA- ges at iieppoch are filled. ‘Pile

following families arc ln rcsiilcncc

hero: Mrs. I.. M, Poole and daughter; Mrs. Ready; llirs. Mc- Nair and Mr. Jack McNalr; Mr.

and .\lrs. J. J. llilfilllfv’ and family .Mr. and Mrs. lion]. Rogers and family; lifts. Aeneas LL-iclhiiialil and family and licr sister and bro- thcrin-law; Mr. Walsh and fniiilly Mrs. Dr. McLeod and daughter; Mrs. 'I‘Iitimiis; Mr. ziiiil Mrs. Lloyd Wellncr and children; Mr. and Mrs. Lichel White; Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Nicholson and ilaugliterj Rev. Mr. and lllrs. James; Mr. W. E. Bentley, wife and children; (‘tipt. '1‘. G. 'l‘aylor and wife; Harry Miller, wiio and children; llzirry Winchester, wife and chil- dren. Many others have been looking for cottages at Kepoocli but unfortunately none are avail- able. It is hoped that antitber sca- son will see enough cottages at unis charming resort. to accommo- date nil who would gladly spend the summer here.

.___-¢0>-i- PERSONALS

Mr. Joseph Emacs, llamplon. was a visitor to the city Thursday accompanied by his daughter, Miss Elsie.

. iss Rebocca Brycnton of (llevc- land, Ohio, is visiting in Kingsiin the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Barrett.

Mrs. William McKle and two grandchildren, of Calgary are vis- iting Mrs. if H. Horne.

Rev. William and Mrs. nTyUIliOYl. oi Oil (‘lty, Pa., are visiting in Kingston the guests of Mf- BTW" tom's slslcr, Mrs. Robert Darrell.

Mica Morey llli-Viitlc. accom- pilnicil by Mrs. (l,l'lllll'llll‘ (larrct. teacher at Lady Fnnc. nnii daultii- tar Jenn, passed through Charlot-

--—--<+a-———— WANT SHORTER HOURS AND INCREASED SALARIES

liours, increased salaries and “time and a half" for overtime. were resolved upon as tilt: 00mins year's objective by the (Ianndian Postal-asters Association at thi- concluding session of their con-

vention here. Other resolutions adopted included a request for par- ticipation in the Civil Service bon- uses. a demand tlint special con- slileratlon be given the pny basis oi postal officials at customs ports and to OlllClIIlS on night stalTs transferring mails from trains. Ai- filiation of ihc association with llll‘ railway postal clerks, clly 005ml clerks and letter-carriers’ associa- tion was recommended. All of lllL‘ officers were rejilljcifil

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town. ‘the guest ol Mrs. Patterson l7 King Square.

For lnhnta and Ohildrn

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5 cases (‘or

500 lbs. Oatmeal at 7 cents per lb. - at 9 cents per lb. .

50 cases Fruit Jars at Special prices. 1.000 lbs. Yellow Busar lino auailiy at 20 cents per- 1b., i‘ Yours for quality and Service. ' ‘ ,