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of, ,_

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lc 2' " y .

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5 ».

_| Uarefull . I

' and Dull, ll cll.l,l°,_l_,l,\l,,ll their own light, although he had the hand.,

' Z Branch Offices at Bummersiaa 3'5" t° “dm” h° W” "mlb" -'-‘°t°‘°' WMQH

WC 60| and that is w-hy Alberton. Boiiris. and Montague. °°-"di “ hi' '“th°r" ‘arm uwu- 'nu' '

you will be showin ood ated on the border line." We 'are °

gg --__-____

‘ua ment if _ou _ i pleased to see that ably conducted " J g_ __ y b some DIARY OF EVENTS- Liberal organ on Toronto Globe,

"ue °' “ °t com 5 y°“ _ which rormsriyffati-6‘s 1_ _iu omd

_ ___ _ . _ _

need

A poor, roughly finish

ed comb is apt ti work

hair. The teeth of combi _

_ F ~ r' ', is i ti

‘O the scalp FBr?_:`_I1l¢I`B lCi`I\C XDBF men B

- Z_l

should be neither sharp 'ru

nor rougb.We can supply you with

Hand Finished The

Combs f§"i".'I

-combs with smooth ieeih W just sharp enough to penetr- “j

get ofinflictlng the least in- The ff*

that will serve you long and “"5 3

well Hemi

SEE OUR W1ND0W_ noiinced ns a strictly tempernnce one

No iv hotel

J. G. Jamieson

thc

DRUGGIST ,l.,,,, 1,

_ scives

Hugh

_ B

was never so much rooin‘ It will he remembered that from

_f_<_Ji;o(l;lo best as there one c d of this Dominion to the other 'lal-.mere ln tl_e.W__st_ wake up to tlle Norman E. Mack, Buffalo newsog

5 the abolition of the canteen by Col llosslbllltles ol, the home market per publisher and a leader in the De-

H” h S “'*‘“ hailed “B “ P'“i“"W°"*‘>i "with o rapidly increasing pobuio mo”

' Fre

» g

in act and a goilsend to the young men tloll and constantly extendln lmlu d l

of th Chris other tic re taken

Expert knowledge :ind study of the there

subject is the basis uf“good bread." rebuke a niiu tered to the bibulous other produce requlred we____,tl-___ soil

inc ll it d. Th ` ` _

0 E: _rvxifegle Qmlssel ____ 1 ilglnloln put to lts_ natural use and the prin

QQ Q has l CAM R N

cond

was

“is good bread” Th

opin

to m

and iiein

a a

storm.

toxicu

__________ __|,_’ ulllrler mn his WICQQIQR hh hinted .{|;'rm'.P

House. Mr, C

to the _market

that it

TODAY 8 Y PP

Court of Appeal and Equity the reciprocity policy is wiser than Opera

veil, and has now' awakened _ish or an is the horns marine in la-"‘°”°

_ is better to develop home iii- 182 _ “SDH” JULY '4' 9"’ dusti-iss than that the farmers should senator from Pesos ivanis lsss 15

' --s

must necessarily be at a disadvan 1347

_ if tage competing with local producers ,_l,,.

reprimaud Elven by Col Sam Besides, we cannot su l all V ' 186

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'iiisuiri’|i`i|s'iunv

s os oijaifs' o ala so soda -11771-"l‘homaa _Gi°ay, famous Eng-

poet, died. Born Duc. 80, 1716.

me that-the greatest and-.imc ,18l9-Dr- Joo°l>h=G-¢Ho11sod- Por"-

velist, » ,born at .Belchsrtown,

_ un., - ' it , ' .1

__ thé industrial centres, which means 1llg1'_ Dwi mn” ‘on C y Oct 2

\ ._ _ _

4-John Scott,” United States

y - .

enter fm-,lgll markets wllele they born in Alexandria Pa. Died in Phil-

BlBU|_0 |ly_ _ _ adslpliia Nov 39 _ 1896.

_ _ _ M

alt yah City founded by

orinons. I-Martin Van Buren, ei bt

’ ' PD y our 8

es to the bibulous officers in own markets with the agrlcultural President of the Ul S., died in Kin-

show that last year we imported 15.3'

1782

x has raised a somewhat varied ll,-mince we l~eqllll.e_ Trade statlstlcs d€l‘h00k. N- Y- B011! t\'1°l`¢.-D¢¢- 5.

s-osptsiniflusttiisw webs drow-

at this distance' know littlere' 55°” Bi! mil|i0I1 Pounds of butter. ned while attempting to swim the

ate to the scalp without dan~ gardmg the °“e"°e complmned Of- It was in connection with this fact rapid! °f Nl|.l8!1|`5

lton was present, had been an- ~-New

to the

ines were to be served and the lo a d,lsl,atcll_ llom tlle Canadian

in which the dinner was givcii

Trade Commissioner in New Z 1 d,

rricred to provide no liquors. 7l_062 boxes Of_b______e__ were s____:;e*;”to Alphonse Ai_C. _La_riviere_-for many

n t rl ' _ Yoo” _ S an mg all "mai 5°V“`“l of Vancouver from Aucland during the ln vyfalllfobnllnd the Domilllgnl wap

Cfs “PPM” t° be that the “iw that The Globe submitted the follow- 13'"

jlll»y_ We have sll-one cmllbs ner given by Col, Hughes to the offi- lllg Welglltl, argument agalnst ______l_ ed the

t Halifax, and at which Sir lull procitv' _

' ' e s 0 o

Zealand now supplies butter Canadian market According

United States Congress pass- Dlngleyitariif act. V

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aasqsdovsosmoto

E HUMAN PHUEESSIUN

eose_a-aaqaoeosaoo

ii prominent' figure ln politics

°f““°'S oo"-"rod Home liquor. srrdi year 1912-1a. cold storage born in Montréal; "’Jui'y '24, 1842. A

it and became sufficiently in-

_ companies from several points in Can- Yffar _

ted to bring down upon them- ,ldll_ lt ls lll,_lll_ are elldellvollllll to get ted Senator for Manitoba, succeeding

ago last Octdbsr 'lie was appoin-

a severe lecture from Col. the IBN! 5911550' Ch°V‘I"i°l`-i

S' so the

in touch with New Zealand shippers, Coll

gratuiations too:

imports of this commodity william Giuett noted actor and

e militia. Churches, Women’s - ~ g .B e 8

by the Ministers- f

was a general feeling that the ,le able

d is '

e y 9 D e( a e 0' ciple of mixed farmin

_ g more general- _- »

who not only disregarded the ly a_l0pted_ Ontario alone is capable _ Th

itio wl 'ch the r i it _ f

“S on n y we e “V ' of supplying all the wants of Canada the

eihgrtmynho time aslted mua Tanga; in this department were farming con- $325

u 'O _g __ 5;" effun go W B ducted on strict business principles, and

comi_ng Exo tom- _ tm _ not only in regard to production, but *meh e 0" ylh ctw lon 0 H genera iilso as to marketing. Mixed farm- “got

ion is a expressed in a feiv mg c0_0pemt_o__ and _ ved't __ ll Ll

Liberal newspapers which are trying pmft facilities would mmol __ ra S- ggedk

ll ll l go a o g way ec

a c po tics capital out of it __ l_ ld t k b l, to which but little attention is 0_ 0 he Canadian mar et mr the llgeg

o>¢\0l

to supply all the butter and

I O

_d farmer. Small counlrles like Hol- n

g pai _ land, Belgium and Ireland are grow- were

will go on increasing until Canadian playwright, 58 years old today.

atic Party, 58 years old today,

derick Law Olmsted, distinguish- ndscape' architect, 43 years old

_ _ tries, lt seems extraordinary that in Finly H~ GFBY. l"€pI`8B€Dtaf1V€ in tian Temperance Unions and __ land so rlchly endowed by nature today Drgamzations passed enthusius' with the means of supplylnlo food to Gong solutions approving ofthe stand the consumer Canadians slllmld have di3“5\

to s f fi ld N Z l d

on the break at Halifax occurred lor ggallg pa:)d!;c;_ ascunenla ;;_;_';d

ross of the sim. disarm or in

, 40 years old today.

Hnsi luis

C..

I Q

O O .J I 0

I C O 0 0 l O Q . 0

e nrst Duke of Mecklenburg and oundei- of the ruling house was eric the Vandal, who ravaged the ern empire in the fifth century , who was born, according _t 0 nt records, just fifteen centuries

today and. died in 477. Meckle-

g, in north Germany, is n'ow div-

into the two grand duchies of lrnburg-Schwerin and Mecklen-

-Strolitz, this division having

made in 1701, In 1815 the dukes made grand dukes. It has re-

. Collin & Co all i . As a result of the incident one offi- _ , _ .ceutly been reported that the pres-

Halry Foster £3 our ircod Cer

\\'E`t,

the

ari

the

continuatio f the old co plaints

Montague Black Fox Ex- " to d____,;‘___° and d____'_‘;__________ portant. Great Britain built up ner 1°"

fl . _

8 ,_ among the soldiers. And the com- Industrial supremacy largely owing T

' cmresrondencu solicited Plaints would h ve been well founded~ to her ready access to the food mark' “ow

ll .

’ ets of the world. And it is no exag- YB11

ny youni; men would have been ____ tl _ th He

chan e "S

L. M. McKinnon, Manager __

Wm asked to _“_ _ edmtel mg rich and prosperous through .tliaartg

gil mm Y

, - after Col. Hughes returned to Otta- gmpzzvedl businessldmetsoqs adoptem gg:

hereditary Grand Duke of Meckle- rg-strsiitz will marry Princess rlcis, daughter of the Duke " ‘of

several others are likely to re- y ,e ar_n.'el-S an t e mtgugent Connsu ht Such an alliance would

ceive similar treatment and there is ;)_:_islt€_httg;BpT_;T_ie?yv_;l:_‘;mUlu $5; be

consldemhle agitation and regret over coirimodifies in industrial centres liggise of Mecklenburg. King George

whole matter' "This question of the suppl g of HI-

And now, naturally, the question __l_______ and wholesome food is clisel thc ses, whose fault was it? Had the h0_____l up ‘With the prosperlty ol Can? 175].

canteen system not been abolished ___l___ For the m________act_________ the la__m_

re would un uestionabl haveleen ’

q y ) cr, and the consumer, it is all im- 11 dB

g _

by no means the first between the al fnmily of England and the

married Charlotte, a daughter of

Duke of Mecklenburg.-Strelitz, in

and their son, the Duke of

mberland, afterward the king of nover, married Princess Fredrica,

ughter of another Duke of Meck-

burg-Strelitz.

C I I

he first love letter among those

in existence, was written 2,099

rs ago today, by one Islas t o ohaesiion, her husband. T his

Moniague P. E, l, lm _ g a on .0 say at Britain, during _ _

I Al,l.,_l-Wm ' tempted to drink, some of them would thls period of industrial growth also napyrus missive, bearing date of July

_ have been ruined. Whose fault would l___l _(l _ l “__ _ ' _ 24.

- - i

I 0 g sys em' . her large purchases of food and raw

_ I O U . U O U . U :fal ° MARRIAGES. To E. °n

the (‘-ity of- Halifax where the

' material. Other countries have since

_ ffeucc complained of occurred, there advanced lm bein ______l _ __ '_' °

MELLIS1-1-1uri>Hi=;nsoN-At the por- are

lon Eli2l1bet.h Mellish, Ji Union Road,‘,lll to Mr. Samuel iVIcl’hcrson, of Martin- vale, King’n Co. no

lll

m*-mm i fa'

. DEATHS. 'Ho

(Wen bam hontefveg Bl?-Bit’ ops; ` tural vcommurllltiep, 50 pchalfenzincdlie

~ - » . h ;

;(l,1I;:-lggttgthdve First .lwlthogilsd bhiliillciih sylindnofmliecjiyior (ls a reszcctlrfbllagbi; British manufacturer in the home and

0 ll, On ily l` , l _ ` 1 l l

by Rev. J. Heaney, B- A~. Miss Mn” ness, sanctioned by law and carried off gn market-B'

This means n great increase

_ only respectable and legal but throughout the world in the number ____l__atl_____ lashlonable and __gl_ee_ of' consumers who are not food pro- _

¢ _ . . , . . . . , .fa»ile. Anil not only this butthc city ducers' whic in “ 5 ° 'e tll

deriving a large revenue from it. iosthofumxducxfn to manufacturers' icsn

ider conditionshwhich make it

lR6 B. C., was recently found in ruins of a temple in Memphis, ancient metropolis of Egypt.

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UUMINIIIN HISTUHY

.aaa

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OOOUOOOOOOOIOUOIUO

°h l tm- add t tl The proposed visit to Canada of

e _Prince of Wales recalls the Amer-

tour of his grandfather, the late

e ¢ a ¢ n e s s » e »“This,stranizcly,ior we find that May- n e n ed, ngdom it is now felt King Edward VII- Whmh Commenced

OI'

DE\’lNF,-it Hunter iiivrr on July; ntl M.c,,,-dll, to pllblighed re.

mere, y,,, held Cglonol Sam Hughes n-orn the soil, and legislation will be QI

S' "’ 1: t d i r 1 his scathing denunciation of the ml la e `)e ore Ong t° enable the of

iulous tendencies of some of the farmer and the agricultural laborer me"-

to Rustico (`biii-ch officers of the forces nt Halifax. He to enter the untitled Held” held up by lt,

h 1

_ _ _ t - _ ave it as his oiunion that the people 6 "ge 1““d.°W°e" bor, whore no arrived on August lash.

22nd, oitcr nu illivfsri of f.lii\~f' montlisi _ Miss Mary Devine ugcil A4 years. H0 Funeral from residence of her Iirother,1" Mr. Francis lleviue, today at 7 a. m. 'bil

nr:nn1N-At ciinriottetown, P. is. I., g on Jniy zsrd, 1913, Annie Estelle, of

ulate

the output of food products 1350.

FOV

such oi riniirdx wiiilein shsirstoon that ‘°"“’"“i“g "mst "" “°“° t" mm’ "“Y'*""° Y°*"” “S0 t°'d“Y- -MY 24-

ivhen the than Prince- oi Wales

rfvcd at St. John's, Newfoundland

Prince, accompanied by the Duke

Newcastle and other prominent

reached Halifax six days later,

nd spent some time in the_Marit.ime

inces before proceeding to Que-

"In Canada industrial growth has

Halifax would stand pat with the A

week later* found the Prince and

third daughter of the late Judge D. "1inister‘s remarks, saying that they not yet reached the “age aittained in his Party ' in M°“""°“\» Where H15

0’M. Reddin. Funeral Friday morn- ilirl not care ii great deal for the of

_ older countries, and there is all the

Royal Highness was given a tremen-

_ - _ l * _ more reason, therefore, for watchful- d0l1B Ovation- At OUIBWB. Wllilih had

l_ri_g__)_’_l"_r_im Brighton lodge, a ten :sg-s lilrgclythbecause o_f___the_i_r tend ness ___g__l__Bl_ the tendellcy__wlllcll the just bee|:i,ma.de thecapital of Canada

CARSON.-Ili Charlottetown, Jllliv’ i

ER R Ong 059 very es b while Mayor Bugs ond the others U"“”d States' meat Brimn' ‘md ties of what is now Ontario. the msn:

y Queen_Victoi-ia, and in other cl-

23rd Catherine E Carson, agediwh ] "n t are a reaf. deal (OF the other settled nations are now endeaw “estathms of patrmtic enthusiasm

Carson, Elm Aienue~ Funeral to- day at 4.30 p, m. io nrooksoid ii"

STEUBENVU'I'E CELEBRATES ml: eqlwlflly remgd tihterlxggfs ~u;,0hB; tions in Canada, and the development home from the latter city on October

18 BB

.___ ~w

s,l,llBENVll_l_l,__ 0__ July 23,_ ra; y ' ofthe prairie lands by wheat-growers 2

Military organizations and guests of prominence from many sections of the country gathered licre today for H

, . 0 io 0 c g _ _

.ll dllllglltel, ol Ml_ ,lllll Mm Challeslomcers largely b__c________ Ol thelr l_e__d_ oring to check-to minimize the im- and 'loyalty were repeated. Tne

___ _ _hose ll__es,, are ulte portance of' agriculture as a basic of P|'|“°*‘- 1°" CHU"-da 0" Belltembef 20"*

es a ong ‘-1 f

tional wealth and progress. Al-

-u - t i- r ti. "“ _ _

or a tour of the United States which fncluded Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Washington, Richmond, Philadelphia,

g the city has assumed serious proper- New York and Portland, sailing for

erl all the trouble.

Il Mn ____ Bll l_ _md the "people ol_to the practical exclusion of mixed

Oth. '

O _O U

George William Allan, the Canadian

y 'fflfmilll and the imD°l`fB¢i0D °f f00d' statesman; died in Toronto his nu

alifax" would abolish the bar as Bums __;_ c __ ____ _ch ___ sou _

o a o u y so r

the opening of ii three days’ celehra- Col. Sam Hughes abolished the can- - _

tion to commemorate important cv- teen, and, like ~him. sec that the

and climate, are unhealthy symptoms

,mtg l-elatlllg to the lllstoly ol Stalk __h0l_tl____ applled to themselves as which all concerned in the welfare of

benville. The events to be commem -

ive city, twelve years ago today.

U C U

Oapt.'Webb, a celebrated swimmer,

was drowned in an attempt to swim

_*_ Ooiitiniisd from page one being put to the meeting it was egr- rlzd, there being only ons dissenti- a . ,

PUBLIOITY AGENT BUGGES'.l'ED>

Mr. Cleveland was asked to ad-

dress the meeting and did so, sug- gesting the advisability of appoint- ing a publicity agent to boost the industry and correct any misrepre- sentations which might appear in the Public press.

NAME OF ASSOCIATION.

Home discussion took plaoc regard-

ing the name to be given the 5550- clation.

Mr. B. A. McDonald moiedt “That

the name of this association be the Queen’s County Silver Black Fox Association. ' ’

Mr. Woodman seconded, and this

war; agreed to.

NOMINATION.

The chairman reported that the

committee previously appointed had made the following nomin:¢tious:»- President, Alex. Ross, M.D.; Vice- President, James Paton; Secretary- Freasurer, J. W. Jones. Executive Committee: W. B. Prowse, G, A, B, _¢IcDons.ld', R. E. Spillett, J, A, Web- ster. These were put to the mr and carried by acciamation, and the name of the chairman was unani- rnously entered to complete an exc- cutive of five. _

INSPECTION.

The chairman stated that Major Sherman was present, representing :he Depurtlnenf. of Agriculture, to iear any suggestions that might be nade in regard to quarantine and inspection. He (the chairman) had Jeen making some inquiries among some of the practical stock-breeders and ranch-owners and found that' in- spection of importatious was about the only practical precaution they :ould take in the meantime. Quar- intine at the port of landing had leen suggested, but this did not zeeni. to be feasible for various reas- ins. He thought an inspection on landing and _a subsequent inspection zome time later would answer the

__iurpose.

Major Sherman said so far as the :stablishment of a quarantine sta- :ion was concerned the difficulty was very great. The Government could iiardly taie the responsibility of _lacing a large number of valuable loxes in special quarantine. The risk .vas too great, The best it could do .viis to enforce inspection on landing and re-inspection. The local Govern- .nent would undertake the duty of providing the necessary police and the Federal Government would supply the inspectors. He should like to .mow the interval that would' be necessary between the initial inspec- tion and re-inspection. After some _discussion it was agreed that three weeks should elapse between the first

and second inspection.

Dr. Ross moved as follows: "That

the association recommend that all foxes should be inspected on landing ny a competent veterinary surgeon, and also three weeks after landing; in the meantime the foxes to.be iso- lated in charge of the ownerand not

to be sold or disposed of."

Mr. Prowse, in seconding, explained

that some time ago a brood of foxes were imported from New Brunswick, four of which subsequently died from disease. The owner explained that on arrival they appeared to be all right, but three iveeks later they de- veloped a sort of disease and Dr. Ross and Dr. Lundie, a veterinary surgeon, were called in. They diag- nosed the trouble as a skin disease akin to mange in a dog. Four died and they recommended that the fifth should be slaughtered. The skin was submitted to the Veterinary Depart- ment of the Department of Agricul- uure, who pronounced the disease to be pssrpoctic mange, which was very contagious. Had these imported fox- es been placed in the ranch with the focal breed it would have spelled dis- aster. Thcse happened to ba red fox- cs, but they might have been black, and they could easily realize what that would have meant to the own- er. .According to the owner these

.oxes appeared perfect ,on arrival, t. disease not developing until three

weeks later.

Mr. Woodman said he had been in-

formed from the Department of Ag- riculture that this manga and com- mon dog distemper were the only two diseases they had to fear among the pups, and the Department had recommended that they should he very careful to keep dogs away from the ranches when any trouble was go-

ing about.

The resolution was unanimously

agreed to.

SUBSCRIPTION.

On the motion of_Dr. Ross, second-

ed by Mr. Dinnis, it was agreed that the fee for membership should 'ba $2.00. This was all the business.

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1:.'l‘hree winners in the tnlcum powd-

er race-Violet Dulce, Harmony Rose and Trailing Arbutus. Superior in every way to ,tha common‘kin¢l but having all the qualities of purity and refreshing dantinesii that thamost critical could demand. Use any one of these talcurn _powders and if you think they are not worth the mcney we will refund every cent' you paid. Price 25c. each.` The MacKinnon

oratsd icluds the George Rogers W _ _ _ ' .

il as dlmcult matter to restraln the rfcu ura and manufacturing indus ago to day._ Kent Sta. Mtf.

Clark expedition and th's explorations 10 and military achievements of Baron '

tries are complementary the one to

ill '-

blbuloua tendencies of m “ry of the other in any well balanced scheme

that will

Eatho U ness, oo

i shirts,

air.; ily. our Pfam Furniture l_§ltl___ 0

mfort-free. sensible lines. Furnl- _md ties

ture that will give the desired atmos- here for

pliers to under thatrees when it 5: too Warm f0l`

the poi-oh, bun slow. 01' 0"*

lars ties. ba towels, tooth

_,__,.__ ..---- -- - _ ww' _ ' ------»- i i Goodsirongtrunkor i»fl1lod~wiih

lwwl all lslll. ll” 'lilo - . ,_ - M3-_‘u;“,nd|' Usual” PM , 'gd

fiewsandlditl f IJZCUJ that the farmers were ataudiux in shonld_.ill_\il|{‘up-‘a-home mark_¢.t_.=at

_t\lia,._!l. the' very arsunlult '_The Glohsitlrlvss honle.-'___ o o oi 0-_Q V* »_ sfo a 'r

‘ i A FURNITURE Values l__ '1°°l til lll,luh_ lntmll alta make' you “link °‘”'i°° b°'°'° llnlfi :immgr fats. pyjamaabath-rloberf

ating shirts, sweaters, hose,

° ki” - ““'“““l i” it' 'mrdi susponders. tie clips. bachelors buttons

‘Ili .f.'iif.E;.‘f§i°i.'&°;'...§’_‘°’ “'° “”

any veramfiah. Yours for Quality Furni- _"MEN'S CLOTHING. Younk men lure always. _Patons. as well

IENT

4..

"SOMETIMES I1' Ii INCONVEN_i elusive _

to take the baby witl1y0"» 5” full ofNthings that y0\1l\8 and od

even more inconvenient to leave him atfwlmt.

home. _ . nt ali, if you huy Paton s _Collapsible and Blu

HLA

and Bo

mga' ~ - ~ th our su use. First of all lei. us emphasize e _$100 fact that these cont 'sweaters are three 0 - -

months words around is that

arethall fit e

' ' -lbs, and the S lend _

even li€ul1hf5ro:iellll)hdts?Tb $6.75, and you iillzs. are rewards for getting here early

rices - P quarter on every dollar you Monday morning. Weought tocrowdu

save 'ta

inves . ° Y Y _ you would like, your nelglllbul' 1119-Y get Your h it ahead of you. Patons. ~l 8! 0119

PAT()

Bat there is no need t i 199'” him terns an

Cnr and take baby along. 1" °°"‘f°"t possible and without trouble, no mutter where specllll you go. Patons.

Easy going at Easy Prices.

' 'It is ii

ahead of the style in other they are what will be shown town in October. Another fact there is only one of a kind, they

little Kiddie up fhl'{.ii-randmother, while.

New huir if nu want the one whole

as old man have learned from

ri that on our second floor,

lex ggeegfw the best specialized and ex,-

stock of clothing in this city,

ew styles, New weaves, pat d ooloringl. also Special Blacks es in the finest make clothing to buy Ask to see our $15.00 suit. Patons.

` “MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHES.

wise man or women who knows

DIES’ Cl:IILDREN‘S Men’s when and where to buy. Why not join

. - - he wis

ys coat sweaters for chilly even ¢ _ boating, sporting and seashore H16 bil!

e class and take advantage of reductions we are making on mmer clothes. many at asaving

$200, $3 00 a suit. Patons.

PATON 'S BARGAINS

sizes from 24 to 44. They will We are going to make it worth your

Hero are some of the bargains. id worth-while seasonabla sav-

dn.y’s business into a half. With eip we will. You know we close o'cloclr. Patons.

‘°-=="_` ._ ig.

~ re 2 "="‘

you need in go,d hardwa _

n be found here. Look over _ "

ese ‘ hsying time require- _/ il '

f ~ 1| - _ _______ \l\_\_$

ments- . _ \___,_ /

lioi Weather Hardware i

All the summer supplies

‘ :_.- -"`.'.,` .` " '_ "

Haying tools Refrigerators,

Ice cream freezers Oil stoves

Lawn mowers ’ Screen doors and screens

Garden Hose _ Marino hardware On each and every article you can get a good selection and tho very

west price possible. Call and see the display.

Fennell & Chandler

Victoria Row

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To All Dealers-

Who Handle

BUTTER

we wishio polar our briefly the .idviobiiitif of

placing butter in COLD ST()RAGl£_during the

season of plentiful supply, ca

Lying it over to the

time of usual scarcity. In this way supply and de- mand, with corresponding prices, are more evenly.

balanced, resulting in benefit to

all concerned.

The BUTTERis held in our storerooins at an .

even temperature, under the mo t up-to-date system ~

of mechanical refrigeration, wlii the quality.

ch actually improves

Details of storage rates, with any other imfor-

mation possible, will be furnishe

don application, _

We are open to purchase a limited quantity of

Strictly First-Class DAll{Y BUTTER, and would

be pleased to llc ir from dealers grade to offer.

having any of that

The Island Cold Storage Co.,i.ld. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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It costs-buttho steady increase in business proves

When you stay at the Halifax you can enjoy living.

E_. L. MacDONAI.D, Manager.

DENVER Colo., July '23.-- T h e

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MOTORCYCLISTS THRONG American Wheelmenzhave been recal-

_ DENVER- lod by the present influx of motor ` ' Cyclists for the annual convention and

"W9 meeting of the Federation of

old days when thousands of cyclists Ame;-iglm Moto,-cycl”_ The sal_ll_ from all parts of the country were er-ing was formally- Dllelled many Wont to ssthor each year for the nat- with hundreds of devotees of tiis

“Gillis-C1103" machines in attendance.

ell as to others it would be amuch “Mft coqntry must d°p1°"' Tl" 53' the Niagara whirlpool thirty years Drug Co., Corner Grear George and i°"“l assembly ‘°|'”th°'L°°5“° °f

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von Steuben, the eminent German ll ll, th ll l l. tl, “ke ln . ‘ ' Y S F S tactlcian who aided the American 321;" _"_: ;_:l°;__‘_; lf; l___;p“tlo;_ of national economy, and each has

its place to illl in supplying the needs

dalonies in the ~Rcvolution and in r

- . lll ll ‘_ _cp lf ln 1-, g l ;_ _ _ ' BARGAINS lil l1l¢l1'8 SIIOQS *B Wll'ld0W full Of tllém Bt GOFF B . »"-"°“ "°“°" “‘° °‘°’ °' B‘““°“““° w ° M7- mm °r " "° r H ofthe people and in contribution to , - We want every man who isintefested in good shoes-splendid shoes at a tremendous cut Prices. to see our $4.00 to 5.oo shoes. 11°"

IR. Cll‘El.\.'S_ REUPIOCITY ¢\1°|\' m°"ol ood mofofiol W°lfol‘°~” $2 85. _ Theieitliers are box ani velour caif, vicl kid, patent, colt and gun metal.

_'was named. On Saturday the celeb- ration will conclude ~ with- exercises commemorating the day that a part » of Gen. John H. Moi'van'a command carried the Confederate flag through the streets of Stiidenville, which was the farthest point north reached by the Southern colors during the civil war. . _ ,

T0 CLEAR OUT ‘

_ , __ :-»i-- _ _. 1- ' Hofdoes this Ht in with Mr. Oar- _ ` No words expressed liste can impress you half as weilas a visit to our store. We’i'e now going to give our patrons something ull-

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The othofdlr we any attention to veii's :lib sssersiimions. and orelii- usual fnshoe values. It will be nothing short of

U10 Brent harvest (lanada is rsapiul dice in favor of his fathers farm oat ' _ _ -‘ . A G R E A T S ll 0 E B E N E F | 'I

in consequence of turning down reel- the borders of the United States? ‘ _ No mom mb, hm] It ‘hue p'l|¢e_,_

procity. Mr. Oarvell. the "patriot" The Conservative argument has all B oi csrieeon.. sniflit at assi-gstowsi nys .sm tiles iiinmi oc.¢-saws; - _ f ._ 'HIE SHOE MEN .

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