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The soldiers in the trenches crave 'foi- "sweets", and a box of Moir's Chocolatee_. pure, rich. delicious and nutritious-is a

doubly welcome gift from home.

` _ Sendhim e 5-lb. box. -

_ Melia Limited. Halifax.

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; Buckwheat

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, Made from choice 7; Silverhull Buckwheat ' , Made at Belmont Mills, ; f r e s h supply received 5 weekly. ` ~l` Makes Best

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Buckwheat Cake,

' Buckwheat Porridg 1 Sold in any quantity

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Professional Cards

DR. CLIFT

.~ .oimomc piss/tees

VOURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance. Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown, P. lil. l . , Canada. HOURS. lil to 8 daily. NOW

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Miss D. Rudge _i 'Hairdressing and l Manicure Parlours

ilso heir goods for sais. 171 Grent G rge Street. Phone 564-L.

8026-ii-lilwfmmtf.

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B. B. HESSIAN larrlltar. lolioltor, 4 Notary Publlo, sto-» l MONIY T0 LOAN. ‘

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J. D. STEWART, K. C. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Publlo Milos Neweon lleok. Charlottetown ...ZTW i’."l?.°'.°’.i£it‘i‘!.'l..

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Barrlqters, to eye Notary Pub le., im.. ssiidlsr? mr' cams sssi Alleviation, Bank of Montreal, 0an~

la. Permanent Montague Corpora-

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lsrrietea and tgtocgxeabuw N. o. dliemssre.

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‘loupes """m' sam im' wana

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_ llexall “93"l'lair Tonic

This cooling, frag ant,

reifeshing liquid, rubbed gently into the scalp, helps to stimulate the circulation and enable the blood to nourish the hair, open the scalp D “res and remove dandruff. ‘ Price 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle.

Sold only at

THE MacKinnon Drug C0.

The Rexali Kodak Store

LAST WEEK' _

OUR DOLLAR SALE

was a surprise to everyone

THIS WEEK we are going to have a '

TWO DOLLAR SALE

$2.00 l

will buy you some bargains equally as good as last weeks. We have selected some 100 PAIRS Women’s Oxfords Women’s Pumps

Women’s Tan Boots and many odds and ends of last season's best goods worth from

$3.00 to _$5.00

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Put up by Annap,

Oli! VlllBy Cydgf

. r _ C0., Ltd., Bridge~

town, N. S.

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. ions and refreshing

T59' summer beverage.

\ __ _ Will keep ewsst and

clear and will not sement.

DeBlols Bros

' I5-57 Water Street , _Charlottd ` vn

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The most delic-

non- intoxicating

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made PRACTICABLE.

ALL INTERESTED IN FUR FARM-

INQ kindly attend the Annual Meet- ing of the Fox Breeders to'be held at 2 p. in., Tuesday July 16th. Board of Trade Rooms, _Charlo_ttetown._ 402

HAIL. Ano Po'rA1'o 'suo's_'-A

goverment patrol boat which ‘came in- to port on Thursday evening reports. that when some distance up the~Strait she was caught in the heavy hall storm. A unique feature of her ex- perience was that after the storm her 'locks were covered with hail and potato bugs. ' ~

CITY COUNCIL AND AUTOS.-An

emergency meeting of the city Coun- cil was held Saturday morning. There were present Mayor Wright, City Re

carder Martin, the assessors and .a Councillors except Councillor McKinnon. The meeting was called in connection with the assessing of automobiles, the owners of a number complaining that the valuations were too high. Couns. Yeo, Webster, Ril- cy, Miller, Rattray and Smith all thought that the assessors should modify to some extent the valuation placed on cars. A flat rate of $500 had been imposed in previous years and they considered the same should be , continued. The assessors did noi

agree with this claiming that thc difference in the cost of cars was so great in many cases it was not fair to owners of chesp cars. It was sug- gested that the assessors' should hold ii consulation and reconsider their de- cision as regards valuations and rc» port later.

'EARN8CLlFFE.-- Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Acorn, City, were the guests this week for is brief time. of Mr. and Mrs. Neil ‘McKinnon - Her friends trust that little `Miss Lilis Blanche Barrett will come ng- ain soon to see her young friends hare -- Messrs. James and Donald Nicholson, carpenter experts of Or well. are engaged in repairing the roof of one of Mr. Harry Tweedyk- large barns -Mrs. Bridget Praugbt city, is spending her summer holi days with relatives in Earnscliffe and vicinity -Miss Grace E. Cavanngt returned home Friday evening from n pleasing visit with friends in Cardig- an and New Perth - Mr. Furnesr Matheson. Vernon River, has been spending the past week or so, with relatives* and friends in this locality -The skill that some women display 'ln doing a job of carpenter work ir war time is simply wonderful. Ont lady has became so accomplished that she can strike two nails with one blow.- The other day Captain Alex. McPherson led a company of farmers armed with hoes and axes to a stumpfleld, and thus addressed the men: "Boys, those stumps are Ger- mnns; you are a Highland reglmeni -and I am Haig. Charge!" When the smoke of battle cleared, the field was seen to be covered with huge piles of uprooted "\Germans,’f eloquently test- ifying to the skill and power of the "Highland regiment."»-Q.

::l-i0LIDA~V ACCESSQRIES.-The

holiday seekers find an abundance ol suggestions here to make their vaca-‘ tion a pleasure. Come In and let ue helprfyou Johnson 6. Johnson, the quality drugstore. ` 393-7-i3M2l.

Mlnard's Llniment Co., Diniited

Gents,-l cured pa valuable hunting

dog of mango with M-INAR;D'S LINI- MENT after several veterlnarles had treated him without doing him any permanent good.

Yours, &c., ‘

W’ILF‘Ri-D GANGNIE

Prop. of Grand Central Hotel

Drummond, Aug. 3, '04. I

Beer and Goff

Preserving

Our Perfect

ing Bottles

In .quart and glnts are the proper kind to uy.

7'-ll ,'»_ Seal Preserv-

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Then we have extra rub-

ber bands if you needy them roi; your last seasons bottles.

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Dr.E.C.l'lairris

Eye Specialist

like Royal Bula Bulld-

` llg, Charlottetown else lim 9.3¢- im ` I--5

Pleas Ol-Y

` ._ 'irrmvs b minnrrovinoe.

$0 IU

- Z _ ' IF YOUR QUEST I8 STATED inte w

'T classlned nd., and appears under ts 1r¢g¢|yg1 ,hqid _pu the K, of

7 obvious classification, your problem is Hounds July mth in am of gh., gym,-_

lottetown Hospital. Bnndin att ance. 399~E

‘PAINFUL NCCIDENT. -

Margaret Woodside. Kensington, with a very painful accident n

lays ago. She fell heavily on

arm, and broke the bone above

ilbow, Dr. E. Gillis attended to

’n_1unles . -R .

Part at Beaconsfield las w e

OWNER WANTED.- The "Cos

_which was offered at the Gar

THE sees' YET.-'rss ' biggest nd beet entertainment of the sea lil be the ice Cream Strawberry

son

end- M2l.

Miss niet few

her the her

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den

y t e k was

won by the holder of "No, 14" ticket md the luclry winner whose name is rot known, can get same by calling it Mrs. Bngnall‘s home'and receive

he prize. A `

ENJOVED Hl8_ OUTING. - Mr.

lordon A. Melville and Mrs. Melville who were here for a short vacation ‘eft Saturday on return to Montreal. l`his was the first vacation Mr. Mel- ville had outside of Montreal in 28 years; |Mr., l\i.el‘.llle brought his ishing outfit with him. On Friday ‘ie visited a locnl fishing resort sand ‘onewcd the sensations of his youth ‘iy landing is splendid catch of trout. He experienced the joy of hooking a 2% pound trout and a two pounder all in the one cast of the line,'the smaller "fred one of the pair taking the tall 1y. Mr. Melvlllle needless to say, is mthusiasilic over this first visit to “_ E. island and says he will not let another 28 years slip by without coming again. `

TO 8ETTl..'E IN P. E. I.-Mr. John

Chisholm of Meadville, Pa., a native 'if Antigonish. N. S.. has bee in tho U. S. A. for the past' thirty? years. ills wife is a native of this Province ind is now visiting her mother, who is . very ill at New Acadia’. Mr. Chisholm

having it put in- slis e before takin

‘island says the Halifax Herald, tells

the building of forty-six, ships at

He is 80 years of age, and apparently has not lost any of his faculties for :onstruction of ships. The only other vessel of brignntlne rig included in ,hs present revilval of shipbuilding in ‘.he Maritime Provinces is the Ln Voluntaird, recently launched at Shelburne. ` A

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GERMAN PRISONERB.=-The Am-

fiorst News says: lt beg-ins to look ‘as if the Gennan prisoners internod in the camp here are about to make an effort to 'pay for their grub during the past two or three years. This morning we noticed a number on their way to the upper end of the town to do some road work, and a number of others have been engaged for several weeks on the Amherst Point road. There are , also a number st work in Sackville, and a still larger number' in Moncton. Today’s Eastern Chronicle states that “a 'large number of prisoners from Amherst are working at ditching and ballnsting- along the government rail-

Now way'at Glengarry and that a squad of

these chaps have also been taken to

_ ` $2.00 V ,Il;itoE..3ul;lai;;lIf)ori( similar lgurposesx"

K r o s. as we ave start-

ed above. as if some good use was

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Morris-Smith-lleel' - ., . ,, ,.

. Out With Your ..f.:‘i.':°..:;.;'.'.;.‘;°a..‘;'ii_°;z;1_.:‘::

_ 1 being relieved' somewhat b what the

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are able to do. There is noyquestion about the being good laborers when they once put their minds unto their

-'/ 7\ `~. WOTK.

HOW HOT

isir

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It will pay you to keep

posted regarding the tem- perature-then you can guard against the effects of summer heat _

There are many thing which you can safely do at 80 degrees that would be dangerous at 90. We have a nice asscftment of

riinnfollsrsns When-it is too warm to shop

comfortably, remember our telephone number is 33. T

lulsuu t _lnusnl

The Quality ,_ prupstore

cor. mm me winks wuts.

visited the Island last summer anti' thought it the finest place he had seen ' 'in his travels in fnct he was so de- lighted with the outlook that he pur- chased a farm at New Acadia. and is

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up his residence. He built an up-to- Bflore the

'llste barn l40x40 last summer. I-is also

as an_eectric Delco plant at his ‘ present home which he expects to

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bring to the island. Mr. Chisholm ' ,’E` ,~._\\ » fm has one son in France and purposes f , '- W; ' 1 _ .. 'C-,`\_~s -.gi ` -ssldlng in Mesdvlne until the ws: is Of »/~ » -- /I ~' ~ W _ » - _

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. rio and Miss Stewart of Summersid

- 119-121 QUEEN ST. CHARLOI‘l`E`l`OWN

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The Designer is a , _

Regular 1.25, Magazine _

You May Have ii' For one Year for

A VERY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT with the

. publishers allows us to offer until July 15th one year's

subscription for 59 cents

THE DRSIGNEEZ IS a splendid monthly magazine

of fashion-househo d_ hints-cooking ideas-editorial matter-poetry and fiction, on and after August lst it will cost you 15c at all news stands-if you subscribe todav you can get twelve numbers for 590.

Leave your name at the pattern counter today.

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Clearing Out Ladies’ Suits all New _ This Season Worth to ,g $2900 $!i2.t_0, for p - -A - ea-

These are of Serges._ Gaberdines and ?=,Poplins, in Navv. FHWU. Talllpe.

_ Green, every one is new this season-the models are all good and wearab$;; the prices run to $42.00 each. choose for_...__....._ ........... .......... ._

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wer and his son returns, when he will A I I . ‘hen move to his farm at New Acadia /Y ° `

:':::‘u;'.:“a:::.;:.‘é [jllllllllllllll p WEEK mv, of 6

or e w en a _.__ . I H ` W I '

wilillgaiglllndgll 'E _;mNci~l~:..1ill.l)»2 are gone A

commercial traveller, who is back rom ii trip through Prince Edward »

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§ lips

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°f a brlsanthw being under construe- Bll 0l.ll'8"* 2 The new sha es in men’s straw hats are always

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ion at Cardtirgan and repprts mglood _ ready at the The Shape that suits your DFO T053 UI] 8 “GW B , H . , ’, nnsiicsa by s local ¢0lf§a§y_wii°is -s ` See List of Sellers in face--the style that pleases your taste-the sue that

sillvfdfdulhiiiaZtsilfiigylaff 19 .8 rildf the dany Papas y you need-the weight that is most comfortable. ,isiand's history. The new ship will ‘ $1_00’ $150, $2500 $250, $3_0()

be about 330 tons. The foreman is. ’ ,Kimble Collin, who has superlntended ,‘____;i__--.l BOY-'S StI'aWS ....... ....,............-.-....250 tl)

-‘“°““‘ S‘“"“" P' E' ‘- M” "°““‘ l is a veteran at the work and has the ~

completion of 143 ships to his credit 3 _ ' - - - - ' ~ 1 -~--- l 3

PERSON A LS

Mr. R. N: Howatt of Tryon spent

the week end in Charlottetown.

'Mi-_ W. H, ivrmsmn, Halifax, the

well-known fish traveller in in the city.

Miss Doris Gill, city, has taken a

position in the Charlottetown Water Works Olllco.

Mllss Sadie Craswell, Rusllco. has

accepted a position as saleslady, with S. A. McDonald. City.

Mr. David H. Auld of Carleton is

in the. city this week for a few days on business and visiting friends.

Mr. C. W. Howatt and Mr. Percy

Howatt, Try? spent the week end visiting ,frlen s in South Granville.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson, Ever-

etf.. Mass.. are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lawson,

city.

Mrs. B. F. Rankin. Boston and Mrs.

R. Shattuck, Lynn, Mass., arrived in the city Friday night and went essi Saturday.

Mr. H. Obey. of Kingston. Ont.,

the well-known cigar traveller. has re- turned to Charlottetown after a suc- cessful trip east.

Mr. W, P. Aylward. of Halifax. who

has been spending s couple of weeks at his old homo in Morell left Satur- day on return to Halifax.

Mrs. Harry Holman. Misses (lerda

and Keltls Holman and Miss McQuar-

were in the city on Saturday and int- er motorsd out,to» Brackley Beach where they are spending n holiday.

Mrs. John Yeo, of Charlottetown,

accompanied by her) niece Miss Martha McKinnon, of Newfoundland, are guests at J. A. MacKlnnon's, merchant at Coleman. They will sl- so visit at Mrs. T. M. Howntt's, at 0‘Lesry.

Aid. P. A. and Mrs. Belilveau. of

Moncton, are' in Prince Edward island where they will enjoy a short holiday. They will visit Albsrton. where Le-` copis.. Aid. Belllvean's speedy horse.‘ was entered for the races which to0k` place there on Thursday.

Mrs. Chas. Fisher and children,

Montreal. who have been spending the past week with Mrs. l-‘isher's par ents, Mr. -and Mrs. Richard Smith. Brighton. left Saturday to spend a hnlidny nt flhavfn ilotcl, ilrncltley

Mr. G. H. Moore of Lyllll. M4188. iB

among the visitors to the city..

Mrs. W. F. Dolan and daughter. Mil-

rlo, of Somerville, Mass.. arrived in the city Friday night and went east Saturday to visit relatives.

Mr. John Machon. Abney, came to

the clty_on Saturday and is the guest of his cousin Mrs. Boyle. Hillsborough St. Mr. Machon is in his' 'eighty- fourth year. but is still hsle and hear: ty. ` ,_ ...'.

MURDER IN THEIR HEARTS

A AF_TEFl LIVES WERE SAVED

LONDON, July 13.-In the course

of n lecture on the 'Zeebrugga opera- tions, naval paymaster Collingwood Hughes narrated today a story illust- rative of German cruelty and callous- ness.

He said a patrol boat discovered 11

derelict Gorman submarine from which it rescued tho crow. The com- mander was assured by the German captain'thnt there were no others aboard and he was about to blow up the boat and sink her when ho heard tapping from the inside. A search revealed four British seamen tied up as prisoners.

“Tho Germans," the lecturer add-

ed.' w_ere‘ going to allow those poor fellows to be hurled into eternity after their own lives had been saved.

Are You

Master _ p

or does your business. masteryou? Does it in- sist on following you home and to bed and worrying you day and night you are on the verge of ‘nervous col - lapse?

A few weeks’ use of

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food will do wonders for any business man or busi- ness woman whose nervous system has failed to stand the strain. It nourishes the nervesback to -health

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Lemon Juice “’f a For Freckles

Glrlsli Make beauty lotion eg homo forafew cents. Try lil.

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Squeeze the juice oi' two lemons in-

to a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well. and you have a quarter pint of the boat frockle and tan lotion. and complexion beau- tifler. at very, very small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and

any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweet- ly fragrant lotion into the' face_ neck. arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear. soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! lt is harmless.

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