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it/vin. s. seacock Laviyer (U. S.) and Registered Ps- ¢0l1§ - Al¢0\'l1€Y. 15 Years experience ln \v*'Canada».and » U. B. Inventions promptly patented. Trade Marks and Designs registered; infringement and validity searches. Evidence collected

in ;p_aa¢}o_t_,auita. Reports prepared for counse . _-_‘Expert witness in patent suite Pat- ents ohtllned in all countries 90 St James Street Montreal. Write for in

formation 9335-5-Hitt. _

_,Timo Table, Rocky Point Ferry. B. 8. Hillsboro.

Leave Chftown Leave Rocky Point '1.00 a.m. 7.20 a.m. $.00 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 9.30 a_m. 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 11.30 a.m.

p.m. 2.00 p.m. .'m. 3.00 p.m.‘ in. 4.00 p.m.

5.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m.

SUNDAY 10.00 a.m.

1.00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 6.00 p.m.

M. MURPHY, Manager.

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-‘GHARLOTTETOWN TO BOSTON 8. S. HALIFAX every Tuesday at noon S. S. EVANGELINE "Under the American Flag" Every Friday at noon Returning from Boston S. S. Halifax every Saturday at noon. S. S. Evangeline every Tuesday at noon For folders or further information ap- ply to f 1 -

JAS. GARRAG-HER, Agent.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

International Line Steahilhipe Calvin? Austin, Gov. Ding ley and Governor Cobb. COAS T_\\ lSE:- Leave St. John Mon , \\ ed and Frid ag at 9 :x,m. for Luhec, Illaslport Port land and osfon. Return leaveCsnt|al \\'harf

land Ea at ort, Lubsc. and St. john.

DIIIE C’ :-Leave Sr. John, Tues. Fri. an

Hat, at 71p. m. Return. leave l‘entral Wharf, linsfon, li nn , Thurs., and Sun., ar l0.00 a,m.

METROPOLITAN LINE

STEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS AND BUNKER HILL Iieav e N orth side oi India Whzirf,Boston. eve

Eastern S . S . Line

. lp i . :

dar at 5 p.m.. due New York at tla.m. same ser- ing, stewed prunes, cocoa.

vice ret urnlniz. -

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE STEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND NORTH STAR

I-cave Fran klla Wharf,PortIand,Tues.f|`liurs ,

and Sat at 6.30 p.m , also Mon., at i0.30 a. m. for New York. S ame service returning. City 'I‘»cket Office, 47 King Street. A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. A. E .Fleming, T.F.&.P.A. St John,

New Brunlwick. _

Furness _ E Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX S'i‘F.AMER

Cateririo July lst

July lst Messina July Nth

July 10th Appenlns August Ind From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX

STEAMER _ _ Duranlv ` June 26th

Tabasco A* July 9th

Furness,Withy & Co,Lfd.

I Halifax, N. S. -

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visions of section eighty~one of the Order-in-Council of November thil'

iiig'regulatlons relating to animals' quarantine, issued under authority of

Chapter eleven. 3 Edward Seventh, intituled “An Act respecting infect-

animals," I hereby authorize and di rect the inspection by veterinary in- spectors of all foxes entering the Province of Prince Edward Island, Consignoi-s and Consignees of foxes

before the arrival of said- foxes in said Island, report the number and de- scription of the same to_ the nearest Customs officer, and sballsubmit the some for veterinary inspection at Charlottetown. After satisfactory in- spection, foxes will be placed in qua;-_ antine for thirty days in the pi-emigeg provided for the purpose by the Pro- vincial Government. Durlng the per- iod of detention. the necessary care

will be at the risk of the owners.

The Order of July thirtieth, niner.

teen hundred and thirteen,~is hereby rescinded. ' '

Approved (Sgd.) Geo.I-l.0’I~lalloran,

Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Veterinary Director-General. Dated at the City of Ottawa, this

22nd day of June, 1915.

1729-6-30ME6i.

SAUCE T0 SERVE WITH ICE CREAM

_Ice 'cream in dayslgone by used to

quite a number of the fruit sauces put

cake in effect.

well.

‘I Spas! Cllkes' however' “re °“e"e‘1 with beans, French dressing. Parker I-louse

t ' rolls. .

Harmless coloring fluids add much Lemme and Ba\m0w;, “_ squash

to decorative color schemes for extra .hiscum boned rice; -can“»;?fl.““s_ tem

occasions if properly used.

MADE IN CANADA L

SUMMERUNDERWEAR

f which owns _ruitconroln JI/

i<i.osi:o ` Iv _Kao1'ci-|_

'“‘ WILLIAMS. GREENE G ROIj“E_£O..

and attention will be provided 'by the P ovhl 1 | Q t, _I and St. John, etc. the second winners r C B ovemmen and me fox" to Yarmouth, Digby, Wolfeville, Hal*

- abetlcally arranged. The lists for tours

up in glass that may be purchasedi °n these “Bmw 9”" ‘ ° °° 9 These ipdude ppm of apricot* sale of apples from the Provinces api-

strawberries, raspberries, ears, red °“5 the lem' °l "‘°““““‘l5 0( clmad ' i currants. peaches and plunlys. Richly Us “°“' llvlng _‘P New England- The _ preserved fruits and those preserved “mga” Wm be, BW ll b“""`°l °f NWC” whole me very popular pe,-ved beside Scotia apples’ following the same plan the creamp_ as was adopted so successfully in the

South the past year "Buy a bale of co-

Home-made sauces are varied and

may he used hot 0|- cohh Que is mad, tton." This will materially help the

rs of the Provinces

of strained honey, heated, and had “P9|e.3"°We - ' bianched and chopped hazel nuts Pe\'9°“9 are "9‘l“‘“-‘sled I0 °°mm““I' added. Another tasteful one ls maple ‘lille Wllh l-IWW fflelldl @1111 Tell?-"V95 syrup with chopped walphm Ma,-ph. in New England at once to enter the mahow gy;-up with pecan nut, and competition and boost this excellent vanilla syrup - with pistacbio nuts( Idea- P9\'5°“_5 ‘Wing l“__"1.° .p".°‘_'_I“"es Chocolate sauce and whipped cream We 939° requested IF’ °°'“P9l°‘ The with grated pineapple are “|50 wen chain letter plan_is rcornmended. known and ||ked_ For detailed prospectus- ami complete

Fresh fruit jellles are another favor- lll“¢‘-W-\'l°S Wflle U) ,

ite sweet to serve with cream The Free '1`°“l'” l° Mamlnle P|`°‘f‘"°"9'

jelly is occasionally molded and ar- Cafe- EaBl9"“ Sleamslllp ('°’P'“- ranged between bricks of cream and " Central VVfl1l“`f-'B0i3lD'-‘-_ Ma” when the whole is served it is cut ' 1322‘7°“"’ME5l

across so as to leave it like a layer _ _

For frozen fruits whipped cream is SUPPER NSHES w|-|-Hou-r MEA-1-_

best to serve so as not to have any ‘ - conflicting flavors. Fresh strawber- Cheese p“d,1in'g_' hpileg spinach. N95 dll’pe‘] I" powdered s“5“" “nd prime and nut mold, boiled custard placed around the edge of the cream sauce, tmp l f - . _. _ on a dish make a very good arrange- Macaw," and cheeBe_ wameip mama ment, decorative and goot to eat as gimp' tem - - - f ‘

Slierbets and mousses, ices and froz- cheese; bread _#md butter' Canned

tards are usually served plain f ~. e=-l.-- ~

n e M .w fi.. di-‘ 1.. ca _ .1 P . e" °““ ' pens cookfes,tea. °’ °" °" e an Y 8 °"' °' "" as sauce would make them too thin. Létwce and canned Smngiess

graham bread, ‘lettuce."`F ench dress-

Creamed flnnan haddle, baking W

i.."';2;§.:2.;1i”.’.Z.§"“i.‘;'&l‘°.:2.‘*‘.12£‘ THE EASTERN siEAMsu|P__

'CORPORATION AND YAR3 _

To enc'ouratQe‘tri_i'fiel `tl"iis‘ season "add ‘ ‘

create an lh 'crest 't_prougliout‘__ Nlew England ln the Mar time Provinces, the above Companle are advertising'

si BT E gla d Sta

brought into me island nisiirzmi or "\f°“Kh°\1t the ,==.,,_.°w _lib 11; _,v __-. .

' I I I* I ‘,v3`. ~§

tes six free round_ _tgura to e ro u ces to persons sen lag lathe largest number of names‘wit_l\ bona fide *dd- reases of persons now living in`New England formerly ' froin,_ tlife Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland.

Three trips will be from Boston ov-

er the Yarmouth Line and three via the International Line. The two larg- est lists will secure free trips covering the three Provinces and visit the Cit- ies of Halifax, Sydney, Charlottetown,

ifax a`nd return and the third largest

` list will entitle free trip to Yarmouth,

Digby and return.

The free tours will cover transport‘

ation, meals and stateroom on steam- ers and expences at the best hotels in each place visited.

the lists will be received up to noon of August 17th next and must be alpb- .

via Yarmouth must only include nam- es and addresses of persons formerly from Nova Scotia. Cape Breton and ‘Newfoundland and lists for tours via International Line names and addre

quite sufficient unto itself, but now “es or persons formeny from New: ;-‘_ ~. sp _ _ _ _ ' ‘ _ . _ a sys it must have e sauce ei- some ‘ck d Prince Edwua mana-I rest. Buy that Pianonow! You promised one to the Kiddies.Buy it now.We will deliver when you are ready for it.

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I_l1;l,?f,s\|lI_1ifpsvxftténrgtcg:;:;,’§ga&%ha;t},,:g Bl-'llhssw Corgganies offering the free ' _ 'I other dessert There are however * tours expect to compile a mailing llst - _

' ' ' 0 nd later in the seas-

of 50,00 names a

ill b d t b in th

Rice. cooked with tomatoes and

Boston baked beanirdoglato catsup,

powder biscuit, canned'or fresh rhu barb pie. coffee, caramel junkef, whip- ped cream, tea. _ ~

Potato salad with acovlcs, rye

bread with carawny seeds, cocoa or tea. '

Shad roe baked in tomato saucet,

creamed asparagus on toast, straw- berries, cream rheese, tea. 'Z

Oatmeal Muffins:-1 cup scolded

milk, 1 cup cold cooked oatmeal, 1-.4 cup sugar or 1-4 cup molasses.; 1-_2_. teaspoon salt, 1-2 yeast cake, l-4 cup lukewarm water, 2 to 3 cups flour, Mix oatmeal. scolded with milk. sugar and salt. When lukewarm. add dis- solved yeast cake. Add flour to make a stiff batter; beat five minutes. .Let rise over nlglit. Pat and fill butterf, ed gem pans one half full; let rise and bake ‘iii 11 moderate oven one-half roar. -~

TO AVENGE A BROTHER.

The loss of one of the Lusiianla’s

passengers through her sinking by a German submarine is responsible for

C an entire change of policy in a great

manufacturing company of Bridgeport Connecticut, of which the three bro- thers Trumbull were the heads. Mr.

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Boston Shoe

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PAC I F I C

PANAM A-PACIFIC . sxi>osi'r1oN I SAN’ FRANCISCO

Tickets on Sale to Noviinber Ilfhh Return Limit Three _ ontha `

~ $122180

-Froin-Charlottetown Going' had ‘Returning via Chicago direct

Going via Chicago and Direct Lines.

Retnrniagywwnfgallxfgagf vice versa.

I! ' M atreal-`-Quebec ~ J-mf~ss~ ' iseimanis - - JULY 29

Shining Parlors

peclsl Chairs for Ladies

Panama, Straw and all kinds of Felt Hats Clean-

'I ed and Blocked

_' We carry a full line of Pol-

ishes for Suegles all colors, Imperial Bronze and White Shoes.- We Clean Our Hats Here --in Charlottetown-

Therefore we do no¢

I have to_Charge Extra for

Expreseage or Sending - - tliomAway2 '

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` ptly Attended to

la QUEEN .3TE_.

Out of Town Orders Prom-

Isaac Trumbull, one of the brothers,

‘ was on his way to England on the

Iiusitania when he met his death, and

- in order to avenge his loss, the Trum-

bulls are turning their three great electrical and steel plants to the pro- d 'tion of munitions of war for the AThes_ Since the beginning oi' the war the Trumhulls have received offers of many contracts to make munltion of war, and large profits were assured them, but they have consistently re- fusedto accept such offer because they had scruples against making ammuni- tion. The death of their brother on the Lusitania. however, haschanged their policy. Orders have been placed for machinery neede_d_ln_turning out shells and catridges, _and very shortly the Tumbuli plants will be maklnit vast quantities of ammunition, for use

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' _ We deliver the Player in I Y°“ your home. I

We give ou TEN DOL-

against the Germans. _~ _- .» ,

YORK palm- H¢`,1n.;L We are open Evenings until 9 o’clock--Call Any Evening

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--_ 'A Amherst Pianos

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The Bzg Plano Saley zs The Talk of The Proviizce.'

We Are Swamped With Pz°a1'zos"l`

We are crowded to the doors. We have slaughtered Prices, we

have annihilated terms. All “Heintzman's.” All “Gilbert” All

J “Bans.” All “Amherst” All Pianos must be sold, nothing reserved.

The best pianos that the Dominion of Canada can boast of are included in this sale prices have been shattered. Old reliable _Pianos have stood the test of time and are used and endorsed by the world’s leading musicians, are here. And at prices and terms that ‘ will revolutionize Piano selling. Don’t wait. Don’t hesitate. Don’t put off till tomorrow. Be here when the doors open, select your Piano. Name your own terms, we will do the

C When Our Doors

Crash Open

This Morning

;- At nine o’clock we will sell this piano to the first buyer that says the word. This is a beautiful full size 7 1-3 octave I Piano, beautiful tone, stool to

match, delivered into your ‘ home anywhere in Canada. -. I This is the greatest and grand- est Piano offer ever made to

» the Charlottetown public. lf _

this Piano sold for $500, it H would not be one bit better

I nor wear one day longer. A

word to the wise is sufficient. Remember, be here at nine' » o’clock. Look at this price!

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i A New Guaran- \ teed $400 I Piano Special

For Spot Cash 140 _

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POR UNLY l I8

$2 $1 Down aweek

I »_ 'y-' Free Stool and

Delivery

LIITHE ss NOTE PLAYER PIANO REDUCED

$200

I The Proposition In A Nutshell

LARS worth, of'1nusic=-

We give you a Combinat-

ion Player Bench- ~

We keep your Player in

tune for one year.

Then We guarantee absolute

- ,, satisfaction.

$~- We protect you with the

9 a unblemished reputation of

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Pay 10 p. c. Down

this company,which is worth $100 to you on any Piano transaction. 1

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