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Early in the season we announced ri larger and more complete assort-` - into

ment of boys’ wasli suits than any past seascii _ - ' 'U

\\»'e have had the biggest s»_-ason in wasli suits than ever before; we

\\'e have a full line and the values are really excellent at 75C, goc,

will interest vou.

in our silk dep`t there :ire some clezniug lines too, the prices here are dead do

right.

June The Biggest Yet

]nre was the largest in sales we have had since we opened our new store.

the trade his lieeii groiviiig each iuonth. this week we are sliowiiig many spee- ial values :ill over the store. As we are going to make July the biggest month this year in our staple deparinieiit \ve have some interesting values for you.

In our dress goods depztrtinent there are a nuiuber of clearing lines which

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of her her tio be

tous! It.'s sli very weli for you to talk. but how could I work? \\'ii:it could I

canvas. Don't mise seeing the

The new pictures for tonight are giiand cavalry troops-the bold Ci-urns

,vie-The Dynamite Waistcost, a well, the daring daughter and the ny comedy, clean cut and i~~v\.-usiug~. lduomed King. The old castles and cast on Heroine, a story in whiehlthe old time costzurneg-qi, 5,3955. uaker spy plays an iinportast part cent acting and the realistic story story in which 8 girl made ai. out- told by the canvas and repeated by

39'- Proves herself the Bravest ol the one of the best readers in the City. Brave. l This film lecturing will be featured all The grand hlstonic story of the week by M. Smith, and Mrs, M, ye of Oliver Cornwell will be Louise Tufts will sing gn; of the wn tonight finally. This is one prettiest gems of popular musk; go.

of Pathe's masterpieces, the grandest night. Five cents udmfission-best historic interpretation ever featured

on

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. tnougb at maturity it is uouotful delle!!! could lk IJ she would -have been thought more ness, the shallownesa, that wei\.||g n an ordinarily good looking fresh sisters wereforcing themseiveson-hee' ting girl had not those around her recognition against her will.

begs so educated in the other view. It only Esther had been of a differ.

ut ns ii beauty Esther had always ent mold their situation would even

n waited on and put forward, and now be vastly improved. Encourage- n when time went on and giriish ment and energy at her elbow would ulnnce and tlekieness and cuprice have given Regina the shength of ten. generated into pettishness and self- Instead there were bitterness, coin-

inconslderatencss nobody ever ex-piaiiit and reproach weighing her ted Esther to do anything but ex- down, and beneath it all the old long-

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ng for Neal, the hurt wonder that he

.ina now sho was thirty, for in spite could have failed her!

beiiedom the men who had ivooed

"Work!" she said. “You are ridicu-

Sunk in ber thoughts, absentmliided-

seriously had been few and, with ly lDH\K|l18 Dl'@i1lll'\1¢i0U f0l' the Bight aspirations. beneath her conaiiieru- Regina stood for several minutes star- n. At her sister's tint Esther drew 'US Ut Whai 571° Md \l\l°0"€l'¢d It U19 r bmw; mgether f,-9¢f“||y_ bottom of the long utility box on her

dresser without a complete realization of what the discovery meant.

First il: dawned on ber bewildered

i-gmt m; what you.wlshl" she re- sponded. »--oh, no; r ears not declare my Wilh-

“_n H "Nevertheless let me know what you

emi; to buy," persisted the fair sales- woman. "Well, then, sluts you demand it. I should use s ringiet of your slwy black bel” She manifested no embarrassment at the bold request, but with I Dill' °f scissors immediately clipped off one °f her beautiful locks and handed it to the astonished youth. remarking that the price was only 500 francs.

Her audacious admirer was thunder-

struck with the demand. but dared not

~ demur, as by this time n group had

collected and -were listening to the 1 conversation. So he took the hnir. paid over the money and left the hull.

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We would like to supply you roin this vessel. , . ~

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Visit our st ue this week, we can suit your fancy and save you money ou

each piirclirise

Help its rnalte july the biggest niontli in the history of our business.

A grnnd basl/.ct piiiii" nlltl =“'Vl11l t

gathering will bi- livlll nt Nl-\\' filus glow nn 'i`l|iii'.~ii!n1. inxt ‘.€Ziill July in l

he best Silver Polish we iave ever used and we believe

honor nf the visit nf Miss .\l:iru:lrci the best on the lnarket [O_day_

Bugnull of Auckiniiil lIt\v 7.t~;il;iii<l. , who luis in-en spenilini: it il-\-:l months on l', ld. island thu it-i'iu»-r home of ber iiin'r.<t.nt‘s. A uvii--i'i\l invltulirm is Qxti-:itll-tl tit :til l`»~lltil\'t':. and irionils in any putt of ilu- l'i-o vlnrc in iitreet on this ocr:i.\'ii=n :in Miss Iingnall Ii:.iv<-s slit-rtly cn iwintt- for ber far off boinn. .»\ny vninlnp, by ti'u.lu to iiiiiitor llivri' will pl»-:nan write ii: lt. li. lltiyi-ill, \\'li<» \\'l.I ninkt-, ui'rniif.;eiiii~iits ini- tb.-iii et tivi-ii

vf-yunce to this i:i'oii||<l:~'.

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l`ry a bottle.

SOLD ONLY BY

W. N. Tanton,

]e\i/eler.

Delivered at any part of the City. Phone-192-4

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rate of discount on the

Assessment on Real F,.=t;ilc Pure

and Personal I’i'<ipm'ty in the City of L,li1rlolt»_»to\\'ii,, for general Civic piirpostcs, for the current year ending ,

llle 3 Sl (lily Of l)€CCilll)Cl‘, gvntiiinr Belfast (linger Alta yet A_ ]9o9_ iiilrf~tln.~l»d.

Tue best tlo;iier.»: sell it rtntl c many other non-iilcoiiplic

in-\':ra_t;e.\i piil tip by ns.

Sparkling Delightful

the nearest :ipprmicli tothe

Beit enacted by the City

Council of the City of Char-

lottetown, as follow.<:-

1st.!A Discount, at the rate

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Allowing Discount City of l¥

c|"|'l0"¢l0Wl`l I Ask for our crown

A By-law for allowing' the

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Cli’town.

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of Two and One half per cent (2 I-2 pc) shall bc allowed to all 'l`ax]'~ayers who shall, on or before the 2oth day of ]iily, iqo9,p:i_y ilie City Clerk, athisoffi-ct-,tltc'l`.~xc; sevcrilly due by ,thy-:iii for the cuirent year on Re:-l l`€.st -tc :uid Pei- soual Pri-pety for Civic pur-‘

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H' C' PR()lVSE’;\In)i0r' The 9 S “liou't\isla" sailing

W- W* Cl~f\l<Kl‘3» CMV Clerk- from l\I`o'iitr¢.'-nl, l\i<inday eveiiiiig, Cl|nr'oltcii>\\'ii, , july ioth, will be due at Charlotte-

Ciiy I[`_tll, _lilly fi, 19 lg, lowii, 'Pliiirsilay e\'eiiiiig,`]uIy 22nd:

7_9d K-,j_ and :it io o clock 11. iii. l‘ri<lay july

._ 2;,rrl,s:iils for ht.]ohn’s, Newfoundl-

l:tiitl,via Soiiris, S dne ' :ind Nort 1 Sydney, C. B., cllirryiiig horses,

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Teacher Wanted* A

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ofthe fit-eil-l.-I-.<. i`-ir |»rin.~ip.\i of \'i.1n-iii cattle and sheep on deck and pro- Sij'-0 I. N-'- Of-. Siiliirl-'iiwiu \'U'<'\| $7.=-~i-‘- duce under deck, at lowest possible “"'”“’""""` """""""" rates. For further particulars 11111115’

Apply iii per.-\\ii or by writing in

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,/ ' - as vi/ a good supply of Read- /' ‘~ "~-SX ` ~;""_‘¢`, , lfll! Mattel' is a necessity.

fi." 1) ~ Now our Book Dell!"-

, `~ " »'ii,l’..»5" i ment is stocked with the

` "<1 Newest Books by popular

Authors as issued '1 hen we

‘ have ati immense supply of

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/\ »»"‘,y_‘__i4 |FlCil0n in the "lighter

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2500 New Seaside Libra

fy just opened, hundreds of

titles to select from. Holiday price 3 Books for 25 NMS. Thousands of Novels at from 5 cents each up, And don’t forget tlie Hllllmotki we are giving bit!

values ia New Stock Hammocks, 30 cents each up. Ask to

see them.

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lt Overcame the Scheming of a Selfish Sister.

By ARABELLA NASMYTH.

[Copyright, 1905, by Associated Literary 1r’i'esS.] Tim inllisputniilc fact which has so

often sadly surprised people flint two und two will not make five was star- liig the Ansleni girls in the face.

It was n your after the death of their

futher, und many evnslons and putting off of the fatal duy had gone for naught. They were face to face with the knpwicilge that they could no ion- gci' utlurtl to kccp up the old family Iionic iitid, nioi'em'ei', must do sonic- tliiug to add to their infinitesimal in- come.

“ln some way,” said Regina, looking

up raitiici' iveariiy from Iicr pcncil and pupcr-"ln some way wc‘\‘e got to have niuiic_v. ¥Vc've got to go to work."

Ill-gina was twenty-six, with rebel-

lious duri: hair and u firm cliin which :ii\vu_rs uiiinzcd people by the dimple they discovered in it. Rcgimi wus the one who niwziys did things iii the fain- ily. Nobody had ever taken time to cull her it beauty, so she hnd never quite realized the fact that shc came very close to being one and could dc- voio ber leisure to accomplish results. Of course with Esther it was differ-

ent. I~`i't>iii tho time her first fluff of irolilon itiiir iuul inuilc itself manifest :niil her big blue o_\'es liud first glanced uppoziliiiirly :it iiuiminity it find been di-<~i<lt-tl tl|:tt§Jstilci- wits it beauty. iind

the tlceisloii iiiid clung to her through

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Get Ready For Hot

‘ S For your ' _ '_ "

-of J,Vacaiion ‘

Nothing so and

restful as onélo our Hammocks.

Our sfock of llam-

moch is large and all fresh patterns, and as usual our Hammock values are the talk of the town.

Lots of New Books

and all the latest Sum- mer Magazines.

Haszaid it Mollie

-eg.-.-s.-a

_. _ 7_3 , _‘lp | gnged. She could hardly remember _ BLACK DIAMOND LINE S //A/,_\ when sho and Neal had not intended

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_, -,yn .ggi--.__>;guy. ~ I(/' ~ ,~ - . Pitts .-S 'ia-3rr;.§’f~°¢°s-y. "'-'.~';;- " .\ _ . z' l QQ ill X \ fx-w gig

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rooui, her bend in the air, her hnntli clutching mechanically the papers coi' ered with their rows of discouragini figures.

can be hurt, and the sure knoivledgi il bnd indeed. beyond nil doubt, curet f by ber sister and shared, tis Ilegin It

in the town, did not help much in bearing the taunt.

ii his firm iiud eleven months since hl.~ letters had stopped abruptly, without w

bringing no response, pride had step- ped in and she had made no further effort fo hear from him beyond learn- ing from his firm he was alive and w i

to marry one another, so many had bccn the years of their more than friendship. In spite of her indignation and her secret grief, in spite of his mysterious neglect, Regina still clung

t _ whatever bud happened, Neal still must cure for her just ns day must

to seek to cover her jiiting by accept- ing the man who had haunted her fo . - right, whom she instinctively disliked

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S ’ and steadily shunned. to the furious

been the first difference they had had upon the subject.

She hesitated ii little, for there was

something in the straight browcd fnce mcditntively surveying ber as though she were seen for the first time that bid her pause. “Regina-if you would -it would be very easy for you to place both of us beyond all money cures forever. l'm sure"-

The voice died away before the spur-

kle of anger in the dark face across the table. Regina bit her lip before

siie spoke in a repressed voice. “I \von't pretend to misunderstand ynu,"

Q she said. “lt’s like you to propose uf-

ferlng something else than yourself!

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he with ull his surface and polish, and he is sixty years old.”

“Also he owns the most maguiticoiit

country place in the state and is ii millionaire," breathed Esther as ber sister stopped. “Ileiilly, Regina. for ii grownup person you are distrcssingiy silly! I'm sure Dr. Brlghtriglit is no worse than lots of men, and think what you’d have!"

“Which you, of course, would share."

said Regina coldiy. Her face took on an/immobile expression ns sho looked down at her sister. “Uii<li-i-.<i:iiid, l‘|l never marry him. l‘ll find nnrli to do."

“lt's Neal Maxwell!" the older girl iinslied nngrilyp “You‘d be glad 0'. the chance if you wereu't eating you heart out for ii man who threw you over nrld never cared anything fn

yon! You"-

But Regina had swept from tht

She was hurt as only a proud persoi

eep in her heart that Neal Muxivel

or ber, in spite of the opinion voieel

new, by nearly all her acquaintance

It was a year since Neal had gon- brond as foreign representative for

ariiiiig. Her two letters of inquiry

ci . And when he left they had been en-

o the feeling that, wherever be was

oilow night. And she was of too strong a nature

otsteps for the past year, Dr Bright

xasperation of Esther. This had not

mind that the box was blue instead of pink, as it should have been. Then if it were blue it belonged in the next room on Esther’s dresser. The woman who limi swept and cleaned for them that day had probably mixed them. 'And nt the bottom of the blue box, uu- der itll the handlwri-hlefs and ribbons which Rcglmt luid mechanically disar- ranged in her scnncb for a particular ribbon, lny, with ii rubber band bind- ing them, the last two letters she had written to Neal Maxwell inquiring as to his silt-nr-o and which he had, of course, nr-wr answered.

ltvginu l<-:iiioil against the dresser.

breathing li<-i\\'li_v, clutching the let- ters, trying to tlilnk. The face that looiicd out at hor from the mirror was white \vIth.cxt-itciitciit. Some one had kept her icttcrs from reaching Neal-

some one-

In the doorway stood Esther, still

petuiant from the scene downstairs. As she walked toward her sister Re- gina turned and faced her silently, the letters in her outstretched palm.

With ii little gasp Esther saw, crum-

pled into a chair and began to cry in u

frightened way.

“I did it for your own good," Esther

walled. "Neal never will be rich, and we want-we need-so much! I thought , -I thought you’d see how much better l a position Dr. Brightright could give you-I thought: you’d forget-I wrote Neal you were going to marry the doc- tor and hudn't courage to tell him yourself and that you did not want to hear from him iigain. I-! got vour letters both times by taking them to slip into the drop while I asked you

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A good summer suit is

half oiie's enjoyiiieut-

makes you feel light, cool and comfortable. It gives

you that frlsky, ronipiiig,

loose and active feeling. Von cau't help enjoying yourself in one.

'l`hei'e's many iiifferciit pat

ferns to select ironi iiiiluding dark oxford grev. iniif grey, striped lliiitiel effect, all-viowl lioiiiespiiii tweeds,dark siiioke colorcd fawii and nuinerous other patterns, uianv of tlieiii

exclusively sold by us. Prices froiii $7.50 to $14.50.

- -< Comfortable

to get stamps or cards atythe window- do you remember? I-I did it because i thought you would be happier, Be- ginai" The tall, stern girl, standing like an

avenging goddess. looking down on the hysterical, weak wonuin huddled in the chair, did not speak for some minutes.

“Why didn’t you destroy them u :.-

you got them?" she asked abruptly “I didn’t dare," wept l-Isther. ' was afraid it was criminal or somc- thing."

The faint dicker of humor which

swept Regina's face even in her mo- ment of righteous _wrath spread to her generous heart

"We won’t talk about it again, Es-

ther," she said quietly. “You'd better go to bed. And now-now I'm going to write to Neal."

' Called His Bluff.

A young woman of smart wit and

striking beauty presided at one of the stalls at a Paris charity bazaar. Among the small crowd which pressed roimd the fair vender was a young man of much assurance, who gazed upon the girl with freedom and affect- ed to admire the various fancy arti- cles exposed for sale, but bought noth- ing.

"What will you please to buy?' ask-

ed mademoiselle, with an exquisite smile. "Oh," replied the young dandy, with

a lantruisbing look. “what 1 most wish

The Smile That’s Yours

This night she was tired, very tired.

and discouraged. Sympathy, under- standing or help from Esther she felt

1-Another get

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I‘Iay‘s flair lieallli

received including '

the |.oo size,

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And harfina soap.

A.W.R¢ddIii, Phm, B.

The _Square Drngglst.

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There are three things about the smiif

von wear with our laundry work.lts insis able, lt'ssponlaneous, it keeps sweet., Our laundry work is as good as a tonic

lr makes you feel better, look better, and be better.

Try us on your next. Gloss or Domes

tic finish.

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MEDICAL CUUNCIL EXAMINATION. ,

I The regular Professional Exami- nation of the Medical Council will be held at Charlottetown,July 28th and 29th, at Y. M. C. A. Rooms, commencing at io a. m.

All candidates intending to take

their examinations miist communi- cate at once with the Registrar.

All certificates must be in 14 days

before examination.

S- R. JENKINS. M. D

easy to select here-a hat creations. Every tl

L from 15 cts lo $121.0.

Summer iiats._>-W _

Lets’ crown _vou with a light panama or I

straw, in any width or weight' you wish. It°s

veritable land of stylish '

v

img thai’s stylish is re-

presented -it s “the house of good huts.” Prices

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duction in its line-the ve ket.

The patterns are exe

olers every inducement

Those New Caps Arrived

The very newest ideas, patterns and colors fresh

from the factory. Every cap is the best possible pro-

ry cream from the cap mar-

lusive and the assortment

to the particular dresser.

See them in our up-to-date hat department.

Store tl pen till 8 p. m. __

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