JUNE I4. !9r3

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EWS BTHBT OF ALL

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~ Every rfugaiieara the stamdpwwxw W ,, ‘T PAYS 1° buy in this Pi-oviueu,i(r'rom Yesterdays Evening g..,,,dl,,,,,,

representing a 45 years test in wearing qusliti-.s, ' ' nrrs l THE EXPRESS--Th - l

4 N'l`l0N is called to a slight lv d i Ch l 6 “pn” ar

Look inside grandmothers ring md ,ee mt is chsugo in 'rims '1°,,.|,, 0| Roc" Pom L ° - ° “'°"°‘°"“ 1"* “Sb” “f

¢ ‘w.w.w.' - . “"’ , F°"v- See ad., ui cu. 1...... °°’°°"' __ Theyare made in all widths and in iok. i lr ‘ THE N°R'm

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of an ,ings the Wtddmgmng should be4th,es;1;1S;8k. icuuE.R¥€NHud<;;BourT._ 'rho nov. s. s. Northumberland some in

li. s former pastor Charlottetown last i he e a_15_

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». 'a I' Ooh A . at Cherry TH CABCAPEDIA _Th S 3

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’ e r* \R;"ve‘:_yCh$_1;lh Bi;-N17 P- 111. in Vernon Clsculledla arrived in Charlottetown

. . . _ __ - 0 Pastor will con- last: evening at 5 0'¢;0¢k

V V»_r _jd :,__ __ i __ d returning

_ 2 Ye uct the morning service. from Picton, She sailed lor Montreal

Ai 25 p. c. 0ii

_lust a limited lot of these

men's oxfords, shown in tans, pttent and gun metal, all laced styles.Price ~ r.in ge from $2.75 to $5.00 but today you get a special cut of 25 p. c.

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lillllh ,\ y, ins baby boy.” congratulations.-Mr_l A ROBBERY.-In the course oi

LOWE Higxilw. South Melville, has Wednesday night, the grocery store

. returned home alter visiting friends ol Mr. John Wheatley, at thc corner

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Phone for an Appointment

Y is our number-phone

and save iilsllayrn a"Nm`m°u'

. Cook Studio

Desliriuy Block

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a. memory of such events unless n. portrait keeps the record of each milestone of youth. ‘ Our styles of school pictures nm

Bllgfcpriats to the occasion

ako the a intment earl

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LIME LIME

Landing today

300 barrels and

Lime.

0. Lyons 8|. Co.

Phone In

Queens Wharf 5- 15Mtf

per

Schooner Polar Stur,.'

150|

Casks Best Si._lohn

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WE MAKE TEE-lil

and we guarantee them to fitexnctly. We will do all we can to save the teeth you have, and ii it is possible to save them wa will do so linot. We will give youths best substitwe possible io get. ll you entrust yourdsntal needs to us we assure

|25 Q St.

Dr. Robins ~»»\,‘=;};'§ ~

Phone: 275J

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‘llorse Races p '

A SPLENDID DAYS SPORT Wed

mutiny June istn win be a ron letter ,

tiny in sport. The popular

Johnston River Track

will hold its annual meet.

2,24 Trot; 2.50 Pace

'Phe latter tor s $75.00 cream Separ- ator presented by George Balllngall Esq. i D0 not fail to come and see the best

racing 01 the geagom master Gensral’s pleasure. Dancing booths and refreshments oni Pfintcd notices containing further the groundl ,information as to conditions of pro- Admlssion 25 cents Ladies and child- D05” Uvntract may he seen and ren 15c. biillllr i0l'ms oi Tender may be ob-,

‘ some McDoNALD, lteined_st the Post offices of New

, Secretary |Wlltshire, Boswell, Tyrone. Ernyvale

June 12 M oi Ethsmgi (pat) ,and at the oilice of the Post (Juice

Ilnspsctor,

rf' r _ __f- ;: ‘ Fon WOMENS A|LMEN'|*§l‘ Post omce Inspector.

Dr.MarieI°a l`emalePi|ls havep

been ih Standard for Zi! years and for iflycara prescribed and reeomemnded by Pbyai'ci_an|. Accept no other. Atoll druggutr

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Retail

Everybody wana coal at this season

l Sealed Tenders, addressed to the

and ‘Postmaster General, will be received

‘at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday.

Favm¢f| Rec; _‘the 2591 July 1913 for the convey-

r y s,

ltnuss per woes over Rural Mau route No. 1 from Elmira. P. E. I. G D

,irom the Ppltmaster Genera1’s pleas-` » u

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BI the your and good coal.

You want lull value tor your m0n°y do cu not? l Rall this lathe plaoe foal: it I Bo

order now and`we will leo t t it la do

V035 PNNP* Y- lat tlie dice of the Poet oline Inspec-

` .tor. ` scams, . sm. at co., .,g,,_,t, ,5hl,,,,;,n,R_ t r mf, pm c .ua ‘ ° ee °v°° ° - Aauoflor s "ii" ci'oii§"§."§ °' 'Pm °l1°°,In'»°°¢°r'» Oli”

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‘MAIL courunci

ance oi His Majesty‘s Malls, on a proposed Contract lor four years, six times ner weeir over Rural Mau ROW’ N0. 3 from New Wiltshire, Prince Edward Island from the Post-

. JOHN F. wnnan

Post Oilice Inspector’s Oilice, ,

Ch'Town, June 12th'. 1913. ,

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'Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday.. the 25th July 1913 for the convey-

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ance of His Majesty's -Malls, on a proposed Contract lor lou ear six

ure. Printed noticed containing iurther information as to conditions oi pro-‘. posed Oontrset may be goes and blank forms of tender may be ob- tained at the Post Oilicss ot Sour-is East Elmira and Route omces and

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¢,,,,,,,35g,iff, £2 K on"royu,, .runs im, 'ma ,

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I ratilliilsihtk tint-_ .

Mgr. Thomas Connolly- a name to conjure with in this diocese in the latter part of the nineteenth century

was ordained a priest by Bishop

Dollard at Chatham on July 9th, 1848. Shortly afterwards there was published n phamphlet entitled "Fifty Years li Priest," a biographical sket-

outweizhed shadows, and reality counted for more than more appear- ance. Hia long missionary career as ii priest in Qrieticc, Labrador, Prince

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ence oi men and conditions.

(From Yesterdays Evening Guarliinnl

ORWELL CIRCUIT.-Rev. C. Pet- erson will preach in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Orwell, Sunday 15th, inet.. at 3 o’clock p. m.

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most delicate and com- plicated of the human organs, and yet, probably through ignorance of this fact, it is being constini- ly ill-used and overwoi k- d.

nore any of the symp- toms cfllye-Strain;_ head- 1 aches or pains in the region of the eyes, inabil- ity to read or sew for any length of time, blurred I

G. F. Hutcheson

- - - li" an °8\‘iY hour this morning with a

1 ' "" , - ~ - __ _ ISLAND Rear. ssrnrs -'rum ir large cargo molar

' ing chiefly oi

a rumor current that the Island Real pot to , q 1

I, / 5 'dv ,Estate d I a es canns obsters and eggs.

:;‘....i:::‘°;ii* nn ,, - . \ . 1 . is suo so. u 'r E swaussa 'ritaniaa-'rn ` " l COYIIDBHY has simply sus eng _ 6

‘ . " " ""':. . v ,P ed act Swansea Trader arrived iu charlotte-

Sz la `,vi 5:52155 lin dthe sale ol investments. town yesterday at 11 a. ln., with a

’ , ° v ' who,”-tl 011 S. etc.. and is giving its good cargo including 700 bag, 0|

I 'T' m fl nge and attention to promot- cement and 300 packages oi sundries

9' .:“».`i.-.fn-.-t u§.t..'iri`..“. '°°1r°°t“t”‘ my “‘"° "“`lS"° “““°“ “N” “° 5 P' "" '°’ “““"

I..-r,;,-_.__4,_.:.,.‘_;.;.-,.__~__$,-,‘, " or t L Ollera ions in this direction merside en route to Halifax.

_4»:~ A§£_§,_.*~,',-_-2-,'¢,~_.‘;.~.,‘ n. s ronger character than ever and! ____

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idrifreiiiiigecgn ieotiyilnoom for tue ir AA.M 0, 'ro TRAIN.-No. 9 min j._ _1`-3'.-" mug a . . . . will hold its n l tr i - \`-'gi HUNTER Rv;-§R~ T :ing at Camp Chsrlottetdwriimlor ail2 " " ‘iii _ f.'..f ':,~‘~F72»§ ' .-- he le 1 a s bein in Ju 30. This c r s

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W .<` ‘Hunter River were more than startl-,was 'originally placed to drill at Al- ly 'id the °th'~"` evening. when the news dershot in .September but, in view ‘~,-_,|._-{.'~‘~;-,.~. ,Went aropnd that Mr. D. McLeod was ol local conditions making this im-

_ _ ~- ____,-,._____ _ ‘ ,ln Hunter River.-Mr. A. Stewart, of Elm Avenue and Bishop Street,

PL " ' i 'Y r -*Y ""' ' Q; _y-‘section mn Hu te Ri o_-

n, n r ver, has r was broken into, the robbers enter-

-- _*_ . ~- , cently built an exceptionally beauti~ ing by smashing s glass window. A

PR0UDagy0u am of the dau h_ , ful fence, that has added much to quantity ol goods was carried away. ter, and proudussh 5 . li-iw beauty of her l10me.-Her iriends The matter has been reported to the

are pleased to learn that Mrs. (Dr.) police but up to last night they had R0dEe\‘B0“ is T9C0V€1`iI\E irom her re- not succeeded in getting on the track cent illness, and hopes to see her ol” the thieves.

around again.-Miss Gertrude Ling, -.__ Oyster Bed Bridge, is visiting in Hun- Mmum-*_.M0RE CHILDREN.-The .§eil`h§1\V0€l`. l-he guest oi Miss Edu. S. S. Mongolian which docked in

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` l nlifax on Monday last had am g

A BIT OF' HIS'l‘O'R.Y.--For thirteen

years the Province of Ne

bishop and was consecrated at part 0( their tedious journey; and al-

Quebec`. Hc was called to his reward

Auglist 29, 1851. The Very Rev.

oi the reverend gentleman. The

owing reiefence is made to the

subicct ol this article: “The first Ro- man Catholic Bishop of New Bruns-

lt was above all else a pioneer

f~isho_u. He lived before the age oi

es, and was not cut from a cleri- Iaeliion plate. With him substance

ard island, Cape Breton and Neal nswick gave him a unique experi-

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The Eye is one ofthe ,

Eye-Strain 1

Be wise and do not ig-

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Allow us to Ermmiue our Eyes. We will g_;ve , ou expert reliable advice.

This is our business.

Optometrist

Funeral Director any

haimer-Miss A. |'¢f8“'°“'L‘.d’ Auiatsnt- Personal Alterman md P.-emptnou Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered af

short notgietallnrs

D' 'Matting and UW' ‘ml

Furtiitluna Ropairod and QWP

neg,§,",,¢ soimasu made ware" OF” _ | 0 h no

iv Brunswick

B B Portion of the Diocese ol Char- tetown, P. E. Island. ln the tall 1842 it was erected into a separ-

ate diocese, and on June ll, 18-l3~

enty years ago, Wednesday-Very

Rev. William Dollard was made bla- hop oi it. Dr. Dollard was born in Ballytarlna, County Kilkenny, Ire- snd. He was Vicar General of the Diocese oi Charlottetown. Whilst sta- tioned at Fredericton he was appoint-

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ll , I *I w AJ M sun struc ; but their minds were soon possible, the Minister oi Militia or- V* l’lW\»‘¥\ \ at ease aid their fegriiiresgened, when dered that the nnnuul training he

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1 L ,ig V ____ he was on e atligepued c y nown that held as above

l l il’ . . 1) I e, 9 l' . ly p) nt with a ‘nouns _-

Alley Eq? Co iii W 1

her passengers one hundred and iour- teen Mitidlcmore Home Children who are being settled with various famil- ies in the Maritime Provinces. A par- ty oi six (fivie girls and one boy) came to P, E. Island and yesterday were lining taken to their new homes. Mr. King, Inspector for the Middle- more Home, who is in charge ol the party, tables this opportunity oi thanking the Matron and ofllcials of the host and trains who have taken such s. kindly interest in the lonely ones and helped them with this latter;

so the many others who are tryin! £0 give a parents care training and love to these iriendless orphan children.

SIIEEP DIPPING.-~ Farmers in,

Eastern Prince are taking advantage; of the sheep dipping demonstrations that are v-eing held by the Depart- ment oi Agriculture. Already upwards oi i000 sheep have been dipped and it is expected beinre the week is out an- r other 1000 will have gone through' the tank. Dipping is being done nt` Travelers Rest on the farm oi Mr. . England, on Thursday, on Friday, at Wilmot on the farm ol Robert Hogg.

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Monday, .luue 16th, at Kelvin Grove; on the farm of Ewen Walker. It ls'

expected that the dipping demon-’ strations will be given somewhere in»

the vicinity oi Freetown on 'l‘uesday,l on Wednesday at the iurin of Everett

Haslanii, Springfield. Dipping is done; in the most ailllroved and modern manner and should be a great beneiltl fo all owners oi sheep. They shouldl be brought early in the day ii nt all possible, ns the outfit is moved in` me evening to be prepared lor the

next day.

::Old~style Scotch candy regulnrl"

40c it lb, lor 28c. Such delicious coii iections were never before oilered at

such u Drlce-nearly twenty ditlerent' flavors are shown and each piece is, pure, wholesome and absolutely ireel from all inferior ingredients. This sale is for Saturday only. The Mac-,l Kinmm Dr-ug Co_, Corner Great Geo. and Kent Ste. Ml-l l

P essiiinal

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i.‘.’.!‘.'.?".!'..‘&’ i$?2r.S‘ri'€..er‘i2 c‘r‘.'..`Z'i.!r.. town. P' E. lnlnnri. HONEY T0 LOAN -~ Q <1-rvwa wr \1_4‘_ “_ 1. va MPR' ll.

W arburton (Xl. .Shaw

llarristers, Attorneys. Nhllfy i`ub‘l¢.E\¢ so icitnrs lor Canada Bank-rs associa-

tion Bnnk ni Mtantrsal. v(‘snada Per

m-nent Mortrllts or|>°l‘l "D

_ d' Dill . P 0m'°ilio9i‘,‘ onauii-iri¢t'§c'i»wu. ii`.en_r.3v_°f ii.u.M¢i.~`cTiT<.o. w.v:.m~u~'i~i.i~;v K.f1. McLEOD YD. BENTIIEY

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5hiZL'L‘l’ii'.T.'i.°..r it-‘ii".'ihi'.'i`..'ii..‘r. Chu-lcttstown. P. E. Inland.

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iiig ntrldgiit `a’i:?;c:§.‘i:oda2lc;¢“_ Stu olrueelii ituatsd at the centre oi 'luscious ¥l'0lllld

and nurroundep ny Slegapglshistlltz gfftsn.

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2.‘$‘£‘.§‘.¥..'.l..‘r"§§.‘§..i. dino. noowsssarl

nit JOHN Ll;llwr.|.|..n.l),

Richmond Street opposite S¢.Pau Church Honra nut ia o'clock to 3p.m.

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The great summer event at The Always Busy

Store. The Cliildrerfs \Vear Sale, has cimmenccd.

Clear of boots_you _can procure every article oi clothing D .

ceded to equip either H young ladies oi 18 years lo

is Majesty the baby or the r the summer season. The

assortments in the various

lines are most complete irom

the smallest priced articles tothe very best qualities. Ready-to-wear Colored_, Dresses

Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5. years

Blue and brown checked cambric

French dress, trimmed with red on neck and sleeves..............., 42C

Russian dress of plain blue and

brown Indian head, trimmed with con- trasting color on sleeves, neck

and belt ..-.._,

Striped blue and white pevcale

dress, V neck, waist trimmed with Foulard edge...............$l.50

Blue and pink mercerised r pp

French dress trimmed with black and white Bedford cord.

Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 years

Heavy blue and white stripe Am'

erican Galaiea dress,navy yoke belt and cuffs, piped scarlet . . ,$1.50

Dress of sky spotted percale, trim-'

med with plain blue zephyr, white pipings and heavy 1ace...$l

Dutch neck dress of Indian head

in brown and blue trimmed stripe cambric and red piped, ,

Dress of plaid Scotch ginglan

trimmed with white pique collar and cuffs. Patent leather belt

MISSES’ DRESSES

Four Specials

A morning dress of Indian head in

plain pink, tan and blue, trimmed with while silk embroidery.

S’zes I4, 16, 18 years..

Dress of plain blue Zephyr with

wide reveres trimmed with white pique and stripe nurses cloth. Black patent leather belt

Sizes i2,i4,16 ._

A sircet dress of blue and white

check gingham, trimmed with allover embroidery plain blue, button }io‘eS and i in s

Sliieg ri, 16, i8 years. .......

A fine afternoon dress if mercer-

ised repp in tan, pink and b`uc.trimmed with wide lace insertion and lace cov- ered buttons

Sizes 14, 16, I8 years

ROM PERS

Plain blue Zephyr trimmed with red pip

ing and bands.

Bluet Llneuc trimmed wi~li while pipiugs

natural colorlinene trimm

ed with red pipings, ull. . a

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Bluit or tan rompcrs of ludnii bead

trimmed with red - ............. _. _65c a pair

Little gifs rompers of blue and white

check gingham trimuieri. b'ue with vthiw: piplngs, bloomers extra

full on abaiid..........$l»l5 a pair

Children's White Underwear

Drawers \ \ Underskir ts

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Made of fine Cambria with :A '

wide hemstiacbed hem.

Made of fine comb ic with a

Sizes 2 to i6 years ' _ \ i de¢;g>tol;ei;1ea:;id` 450 ea.

l8c to 25c a pair /\ in X

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A better cuality drawer trimmed

with fine tucks and torchon lace

25c a pair

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Best quality drawers lrlniuei " i

mu lin embroidery I ...........,...45c 2 pall' -

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with a cluster of small tucks as d ‘K

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J Ma 'e of good quality English -“'~"' F' cambric with n tucked yoke. Tor-

] ehon edging on neck, plait and

`, s`eeves. Sires 4 to I4 years ~ 14 years

Skirts ol fine lawn with a deep

hem and wide frlll tiiimred with hemstltch-

ed tucks...60c to 856 ea

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Short skirt of carnbric with em-

broidery inscrtion trimming

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A slip over nightie of iine cam-

brlc with low neck and short sleev es. Torchon lace trimmed. 8 to

850 and 900

A nlghtie of Burst English longclotli with fine Swiss embroidery I °“=‘°.§.‘;".:‘;.;.:;°.°.‘f.1.ff¥&ff__?ffi.f?ffiif:._.ffffi__95c. 100 each

OTHER DEPARTMENTS

Children’s Hosiery

Cashmere, Cotton, Lisle.,

Headwear

Muslln bonnets, Silk bonoels, Straw bon-

ntts, Embroidery hats, Straw hats.

Underwear

UNDERVFSTS - Cr-tton, Wo:-1 and Cot-

ton, Cashmere, Silk nn] Wool.

BANDS- Cashmere, Silk and Wool,

Coats

While pique, while embroidery, white

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