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"Carvell Bros., have been appoliited

distributors for \Velcli’s Grape Juice

will he pleased to mail you free catalog.

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The Peoples’ Druggist

inning;

"Special demonstration of boys'

clothing designs from the factory. of thc W. E. Sanford Mfg. C0.. at this store 'i`liursday,Friday and Saturday. MOORE & McLEOD. 1320-6-10M3i

“Leave your order now for coal fi" ‘hill .VOR Nui get it good and clean, and at the lowest iniirket price. R. T. 1i0l!T\i1ll. 1298-6-9lil2il52i

and' have it t`ull line of ull sizes inl“HOLMAN’S for liard Coal, Si.0(!k. 11345-ii-llI\<l1i. 129g.|;.9M(;i}.};gi_

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Scientists have proved that the fly is responsible

for the spreading of any disease, no one can afford to leave their homes unprotected against flies. No doors or windows should be neglected to insure protection against these disease-breeding insects.

_ ' We can equip your home completely. We have

‘ just received a carload of Screen Doors and Windows, _ in different styles and sizes.

. No. 20, Screen Door, made of best quality pine,

grained quartered oak, only................,.......85cea._

‘ No. ‘22, Screen Door, made of pine, and has i ‘iionble brace at bottom, which makes it very strong ' and durable Price Fa ._

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Sabbath. 13th lust., as follows:-Rose” Valley ,at 11 i_i.m., Hartsville at 3 p.m., Bradalbaué at 7 p.m.

HOME'-MADE CANDY.-The ladies

in charge of the candy at the opening of St V_incent's Orphanage invite all to visit their booth. 1351

OPENINGOF THE NEW ORPHAN-

AGE w.ill take .place_a.t thremdcciock. WedneB_d&Y»__June _16. Autogioiiiles will leave Crabbe's _Corner at 2. 0,p.m., returning eve*fy"1B` mlnutesl’ ‘ Fa're'11305c.

THE* BFiANT,-- The S. S. Iirant

left this port yesterday aftcrnooi for the western' .section bi' the island) She had 'on board' buoys and light; houses supplies which will be distributed at various points, sho will also call at

New Loudon and put out spar buoy.

NEW' SECRETARY--The North

Wiltshire Stock Breeders Association

is to he con_graIula_ted onhavlng ob~ iaiiicdwtlievcflic ent services of Mr. Murdock McSween oiI‘C0lvllic, as tin- ancial secretary for the season of 1915. -

GiV_E,,OLD ADDRESS.-- Subscrib-

ers are asked when having their pup- cr' changed from one address to ano- ther to please give old address as weli as new one. This prevents any de- lays mid saves unnecessary trouble in going over the books. _

GOING T0 THE FRONT. - Mr.

iiarold Morris, ig among tiiosc \vlio have recently enlisted here for service, at the front.. As Scoutniastcr for the volpa oi' hoy scouts in this city. Mr. Morris has been an inilucncc for good, as Lay Reader at St. l'ctcr’ii (iatlictlriil, and in many other ways, Mr. Morris has daiic excellent _sexi- vlce in this 'community ami become unite popiiiar. His departure for I-la'li- fax on Monday next will be regrettedr by many persons. ,_

ANNUAL MEETING W. F. M. S.-

At the annual meeting oi' St. James (thurch Auxiliary of the Womcn‘s Mig.” sionary Society on Tuesday afternoon, the nieinbors with deep regret hudc farewell to their retiring President. Mrs. Rogers of Government I-louse, whose entliiisiusiii and tlcvotioii to the cause oi' Nlissioiis are well known to ull. This Auxiliury raised $155.78 for foreign missions, and $tlll.i)0 for llome Missions, inaking a total of $225.68. The newly elected oillcers are President, Mrs. A. E. Morrison. Vice l’residcnt.s, Mrs. i.ord.Mrs. Auld, Secretary. Mrs. Kenneth Martin. 'i`rensurcr_ Mi's_ Cairns.

ISLAND BOY iMPROV|NG.- 'l`ho

many frieiids of l’te. Saiuiicl E. iiliandlcr, 13th Biittalioii. 5th Royal liigiilanders_ will be pleased to hear that he is doing well at the General liiilrinary, Stafford, England. It will‘ he remembered that young Chandler was one of the first to enlist for over- seas service. At that time he was zt Sergeant in the Pownal Company, 82nd Rcginient. On being reminded that he was under age he replied that was no fault of his: “The tape says l ani big enough and I will be old enough ht-fore thc war is over." After going io Salisbury Plains he got transferred, to the 5th Royal llighlanders as a. short cut to thc front. in that hc was not disnppoi:-Lcd. for his Regiment wont to l~`rnnt-e in Frln‘iiary. For three inontlis he has been in active sciwice at the front and has been in all the principal engagcmeiits tluring that time, some of them thc worst in the history of the world.

SHEEP DIPPlNG.- On Tuesday,

Mr. W. R. Shaw, District Representa- tive for Queens (Bounty and Mr. Loo liit-Donald went to Iona whcrc they guvc the iirst oi` a series of sheep dip- ping dcinoiistratioitsi Rev. M. J., Smith oi' Iona has i'or sonic time past been taking a great interest in the Agricultural welfare of his parish and invited the sheep owners to have their sheep dipped. Accordingly, about four hundred went through the Tank on Tuesday afternoon after which the outfit was moved to another section in his parish, Newton Cross. Mr. Shaw then returned to town to ar- range for further demonstrations while Mr. McDonald went on with the out- iii. Next week the Demonstrations will hc as follows; on Monday at Donald McPhoe's, l)une1lin; 'Fuestlay all Paul Mcl‘hec's_ ..lr.. New Argyle; \Vetincsrlu_v at -Duncan l)iirrach'sl (fanoo ffovc; ’l`liursiia_v at J. A. Miz- i)ougald’s Argyle Shore iinri- lfrldtiyi ut or ncnr Abner (iru.~iliy's. iloiislmnw. l'lvci'yono is invitcd to hrlngwin their rcliecp hui all siicop inu.s`i. hc siioru bc- forv being dipped. 1 .ve

::Your ilshing trip or picnic is not

complete without a Thermos lunch Kit. There should be a Thermos Bot- tle in every lunch basket. it is certain- ly nice to have your hot tea or coffee. without any trouble. We curry n full supply ot' all Thernios Goods. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

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‘°’A<`:'i'iNo MAG|s1'nA'rE.-Mr ig. Edgar Shaw. is acting Stipendiary

REV. D. NieLEAN will preach'-on Magistrate foi°~,Charlottetown during

/ltiie absence l.'rom__thq,.prov§i{he1r€§(i.,

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AUTOMOBILE .TRiP.-' Mrs. W. S.

Grant and Mrs. Leonard Grn,pt..~leit yesterday morning for Picton with their automobile. At Picton they will he met by their respective husbands and will motor with them to Halifax.

HALF FARE RATES.-The P. E. I.

Railway will give halt fare rates from all stations on the Island to Char- lottetown on Monday next to attend the Matinee Races to be held there.

1350.

PROMOTIONS.-Major J. R. Darke,

of (lliariottctown Brigade, Conimaiid- er ut Sydney Mines, luis been promot. ed to tht command of the Cape Bre- ton scction._ lie is succeeded as liri- gade (loniniunrler h_v Lieutenant S. J. Iiagnall, also of Cliarlotteiown,

HAZELBROOK F|ELD.-’l‘ho ner-

viccs on Sunday, June 13th, will be as follows:-Cross Roads, 10.30 a.m.; Sunday SCHOOL 11 a.ni_ Subject: "'l‘lie Great Renunciation." Alexandra. 3 p.ni. Subject: "llmler ills Shadow." Solo. "s°meWl10I‘e." liazelbrook. 7 p.m. Subject: "Christ or Caesar." Be- ing unable to get ii suitable tide the Baptistnial Service has been post- poned .for a week.

_ l=>ResE~'rA1'|oN. - About forty members of the St. .lolin Methodist district, were present at the con\pli~ nientary haiiqiiei held nt }_lond‘s at 1 .p, in. on Tuesday-in iionour of the Revs. li. E. Thomas, formerly of (fharlottcttrwn, and E. ll. _(lreed. Tho Rev. -Major W. ld. if ne presid- etl,.aud on behalf of the lvletlintlists of Llie._clty and the St. John tlistrict, the Rev. I.. .l. Wasoii,»of‘Jerusalem, dellvercd"tlie address, and presenta- 't-ion to the Rev. liir.l ’i`lion`ias. The pr,psentation_ consisted of"a"bea`utiful- ly__,carved _private silver communion sct,'ahtl ri setof electric ti-aslriumps. 'Phe' Rev.~'Mr~.- Thomas made a suit- able reply in a few ,wor<ls,. _

*RETURNED ON THE HA'i:lFAX.-- Avlurge nuniber of- thc. crow of the wrecked steamer A_. W._Pe;jry,_ who shipped in Iioston, returned last night on thc s.s. Halifax. says a Ilalifax ex- cliaiigo. _ This, stea|ner‘lot`t last, night on thc iirst trip of tlie~Charlotiotow\i_ Iialifax anti Boston route,,.nrraiigt~ nfcnts having been made before the disaster to the l’crry to have that steamer, relieved on her arrival here. Captain Ellis, wliose home is in lina- ton, did not leave on the Ilalifax, as he is ‘planningto remain in the city for a short time. Including the ship- wrecked crew,ot` ihc Perry, the llall- fax had about t\vt`~nty-live passengers when shc sailed last night. J. li. Philips, late pnrscr on the Perry, is new purser on the llalifax.

|v|ouNT Ms'i_‘C|cK No'rEs.- The

farmers in this vicinity have finished cropping with theexccptioii of turnips. ’I‘he rain of the last day or two has done much ,.goo<l.-~'l`he butchers, Messrs. Prauglit Bros., and W. C. Robertson are tloing a rushing busi- ness.-Evervono is glad to sec the good citizens Mn Charles Mutch and Mr. Patrick Cannon much improved in health.-The many friends of Mrs. Albert Boswell will sympathize with her in her illncss.»~'I’hc school is pro- gressing under thc careful manage ment of Mr. Michael Rooney. Several pupils are prcpnring for the Entrance exaini_natiou. it is hoped sincerely that Mr, Rooney may .stay here some lime, as a marked improvement is ap- parent in the year he has been in tue school.-A nice gardenlhas been start- ed on tlic` 'school 'gronnd, and if the trustees could ‘bo-prevailed upon to put up a suitable fence, it would im- prove the appearance of things, as well as prevent animals roaming over tho place.

::DELlGHTFUL SUMMER DRI-

NKS.- MANY 'l`EMI"l‘i.\’G liEVl-lll.\- (IES l"li0M THE SAME Bi)’i`l`i.l‘). One of thc very Pleasant features ol' a bottle of Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice is very versatility. The ordinary Mon- tserrat beverage is made with inilf :i wiiieglnssful oi’ Montserrat, .srimc»sug- ar, broken ice and .1 glassful of water. This is delightful and quenchcs the tlilrst. Another Montserrat beverage can be made by using Soda water in stead of plain water. lt gives a little more snap- Golfers like it. Montser- rat can also he used instead of lem- ons for flavouring frozen puliclies and ice' creams. Montserrat is not com- niou Lime Juice. it is pressed from fresh cultivated limes from the beau- tiful it-.land oi i\lontserrnl.

"Suninicr caps to clear 501:! Select

any cap in our store. All new stock, regular price $1.00 and -1.25. l~‘ririay nntl=Saturday Special 501:. National Clothing (fo. 13~i1~6-11M2i,

::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras. Photo-

graphic Supplies, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mtf.

\l¢¢n Sf '” Qugen St,

_,Y ' Tue Busiest Store on Charlottetown-’s Busiest Street 1"'-‘ -r" "g ‘ i"_ A

Bring if our Boys to the Exhibit of

Boy’s Clothing Samples

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EVERY MOTHER WITHIN REACH OF THIS

store will be interested in this occasion. We have ar- ranged with The W. E. Sanford Co. makers of one of the finest lines of boys clothing in Canada, to demon- strate here on ’

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY their full line of sample suits. You have a chance to See the designs for yourselt--to choose from the

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choicest of them-and if pleased, to order from the makers. Mr. Tidmarsh, of W. E. Sanford Co. will be

Will you come in to-day-look through the

line-bring your boys with you, see how some of the

smart new models will look on them-buy if you think best.

You can place an order new for delivery in the fall, if you

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Another Great Lot of 9 SC

Pretty \lVaists at

B ex ress we have just received another lot of eleven dozen dainty waists

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to sell at 98c each. These have all the charm, all the excellence that made the last the best value at the price in town-and in addition they are ALL NEW.

Come in and let us show you these splendid new ones-the values are

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WAIT FOR THE MUD TO DRY.

Fatlicr Graham, as i~vcr_\'l|od_\' in thc

village called liiin, \\'a_.<; one of the old- fashioned gentlemen of whoin there are so few left now. Ile was beloved by everyone, and his iiifiuenec in the little town was great, so good and so active was he.

A young nian of the village has been

badly iii-'iultctl and tunic- to Fatlivr Gruluiin, full of angry indignation, dc- claring that he was going at once to demand an apology.

“My dear boy," lfathcr. Gruliiini

said, “take a word ot' advice from an old man who loves peace. An insult is like mud; it will brush off much liet- tcr when it is dry. Wait a little till

l l lie and you are both cool and the thing

is easily nlcndcil. lf you go now, it will only bc to quarrel."

it is pleasant lo bc able to add that

the young man took his advice, and be- fore the next day was done the in- sulting person come to beg forgive- ness.- “Unknown."

" ln response to requests from many

4|uartc\"s we are repeating our onc- ,day special in bananas, 230. per dozen, i`or Saturday only. R. 'i`. liolniaii. Limited, Summcrside.

1356-6-11in2le1i

"Choice ripe bananas. 23c. per

tlozcii, Saturday only, at I{olmai1's,

Siiiiiinursiilc.

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“ Silk and voile summer dresses in

the latest style at Holman's, Summer

side. »-

1356-6-11m2iol!

" iiananas, 230. per dozen, at Hoi'

niun, Suinnicrside_

1356-6-11D’i2iel.!

"The highest market price paid

for wool at Holrnans, Surrimeraide. Frei it aid shipment oi’ 100

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pounds or over. 1298-6-9M2iE3i.

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<and_.preventative for tire ', ' acliing, blistered or swollen _ ee . ~ - 3

"Tiz” makes the feet feel young, does away with bun-~ - ions and corns. makes the skin strong,fimi and healthy

keeps the feet sound and . wel .

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' Good-Bye ice Wlter

Far¢we|I Germy Drinks, It'| a long |ong_ wly to Trip-

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SODA THAT

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" Oiifsotla water' is e. whole- some thlrst quenchcr. which

charms tilts palate. it makes an appeal 't at brings .pooplehcre "n.galii`iiiid again. ' ' All drinks at our fountain are

" made oi' pure ingredients, skill-

fully blended. _ Such a variety of-drinks are served that every individual

taste can be pleased.

"Bring your Thirst to us."

Johnson & Johnson _,THE QUAL|TY URUGSTURE,

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saw tooth sailors, high band sailors, oval top sailors and all the other novelties of the season.

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Regular Panamas in Col-

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white soiesette suitable for tennis, _ boating, golf etc $2.00. L /H \

Outing shirts in white piques, ./' ‘M .ai ’_,i`¥-\,

mercerised cords, soiesettes etc 7 . j j'__f,l-

with attached collars and plain _/Wil // `,

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cuffs $1.00, 1.25, 1.50.

Outing shirts in tans, blues, hair

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French cuff shirts in white, tan, blue striped etc., with soft fold

collar $1.25, 1.50 up.

Mushroom pleated shirts in white and colored stripes $1.75, and 2.00.

Yours for outing shirts.

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