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v--nw; wma(

_f The Prudeiit Man,

also he avoided.

_ ORDER-NOW FROM

" A. Pickard & fo

.1 o

Phone 240, Charlottetown.

1269-8-27Mtl

will place his order lor Winter

(‘.oal NOW ,and thus derive the be- nefit ‘ot the present market prices. _The dfllilys and vexatious due -to strikes and weather conditions will

*

$4.00 Tan Boots for

A $2.67

3.00 Tan Shoes 2.00 2.50 Tan Pumps 1.50 We have decided to clear

OVER 100 PAIR S

Ladies’ 'Ian & Chocolate Boots, Shoes & Pumps

MARKED PRICES

These goods are all good

value' at the Regular Price, and we would ask you to call and

LOOK AT THEM

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out ~' "l'

ID- c. o. BEER & WE_EKSh9q_7_27M3L'

Q Morris-Smith-Beer

l s V *` l A. A ......_

1 Ask ydur dealer for i`

Ask for

` nickisrs ,A Twist _

- I.

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Hickev’s Twist and insist on ,

. .

_ . ‘Wed and mn le l b M b I _ ed to the saleloi two dwelling houses

aetima the senume for readily bought §p 1; mg ggfple Q15 ist... ii ami in Bayfield si.. 0.. lit...

were anxious to help t.he cause. day at 630 Wm' see ‘"1 in this iB`

We the Glslnsst and

tint Chewing Tobacco.

HlCKEY'S is a large,

clean, fragrant juicy plug

tired of other kinds. Y '

-the change will do you good.

AT POWNAL.-Recent arrivals it

Charlottetown ` Florida Hotel, Pownal, VV. W. Browii, a

Propi'i_etoi', were Mr. and Mrs. .lair le

A_-~»--»--__--- ..-__ __ ,____ J 0

B *_ .e._T‘_g=s Ai 1 " ~;“

l

Havilson, Wardsvllle, Ont.; Mr. and I

MOnUn\¢ntStLat €I\dl.||'¢ih€ Mrs. J. E. MqLarty, (‘liarlottetown;

` sale resulted in $12.70 cash, one hun-i

P

E. l. New adoptions Belfast Ladies

_ _ ._ _ Aiti 1 >. un 'air . _ _,

that gives real satistaction (iam rf ii” E “ Indie” Am

to chewers after the have *Sc

fi

LADIES 'f°“°~ M°“°°° C " f

__ 3 ,,,_ PRINCE EDWARD 7

__ A ...... AA A A A A P. . _ W , _ _

"I PAY. to buy lu un. Drovincm , CHURCH OF ENGLAND.-S6l‘VlC8 A A

in ciiiircii or Engiiiuu, Long creek at i.-.1 can 'ro sn E“'"'""“ °°"° ¢°"\l»ii ‘Fmumq A- '

HARD coAL.- 'rim schooner Mol- 3 pm- 0" S“l\d°v» 290|- T ' A -°"¢- M°N°‘W |f\4A1’Ulf\9`ll\'f P5

l

abia has arrived with s. cargo of hard

he Stranger

Mar not Glbso Mn- V*"‘°P\ ‘>&0 " V' E

chestnut coal tor _C. Lyons & Co. HARD C0A|--- The Schooner Mol- A W "

'well l-lead* Presbyterian church next Sabbath, July 29th, at 11, in St, And~

i i'sw\'s at 8.30.

4 REFRIETRATORB AT 20 P. C. OFF.- J st Ball nice ones- best make. To clear the las-t quickly 20

-of--_ FINAL NOTiCE.- All overdue ac»

counts remaining unpaid thirty days 'from date wiill be 'sued for without lexception. This notice is final. Beer la weeks. ieas.7,24Mi_f_

i AFTER 29 YEAFtS.- Mr. Hugh. Bradley, who has been visiting his |old home at St. Teresas-after an ab- ,sence of 29 years let‘t yesterday on ‘return to Boston. Mr. Bradley was formerly section toremaii at Tignlsh.

105TH BUTTONS POPULAR. -

Through the kindness of Misses Ht~l» en and Nora Jenkins, a request for 105th buttons were furnished the people ot’ North Wiltshire lor their iitfstival a few evenings ago. This

ONE HUNDRED. AND EIGHTV RISDNERS OF WAR adopted in P.

p on i1 Cross, Norboro -

hooi District. A donation ot' .$5.00

ffer and family, Charlottetown; Mi-_

eresa Knocton, Picton; Dizand lilrs. i

-Services on Sunday, July 29 as lol

nd Mre.‘W`.;PIearden, ("har10tleto\vn: passengers' and me following

, Miss M. Peuitlon. Montague; Mile

Ravages ol Time

Mrs. J. W. Jones and daughter, H Bunbury; S. W. Rogers, San Frau-

Are what you seek to make `

the grave o f your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

H Chandler & Bell II

_ 2 l

60 Kent` Street

4toA1o_iiusimo.

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1' S' c -_.__ rc e A+ =

Wcddingf t A

_ Presents

' We have just received a nice line of Silver A

Plated Ware which we would be pleased to show. _

See our new Pyrex Casseroles.

i YN. Tanton Jeweler

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Dear /ViaryZ-

Weli, George and Anna are going to get mar-

ried. l've already decided what we are going to give them-it will be furniture. _ _ A p , iwish papa and mama had gn/en_Frank a__nd

meffurniture when we were married.I think furniture is sucha-_sensible wedding gift. Young

couples need it. _ ,A A _

i_.et.’s buy our presents at the sarne timle. _

'Then vi/e' won't both Dive the same thing. iii come for you and vi/e'll goto the furniture store

tomorrow . A

P. S., 'To be sure, we shall go to

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‘iiive tiww

'durnlhirti

Ai

How about lt?-Helen.

Walter E. Burke, Cliailotetown; Miss if Ilclen Peardon Crossthwaite, (oni-

tague; Miss Peggy Soderq\iiist,_i~lali M onnet, R. I.; J. N. McPhee, Dunedin;

Gordon McEacheru, New Argyle.

wsonino ssi.Ls- A very ureltv °

Juno 27, at the residence of Mr. an-l

in - . _ of Alherton. The ceremony was per- ‘

presence of about sixty guests. The N bride entered the parlour leaning on

the arm of her father to the strains B ofthe wedding lmarcli played by Mrs. ( A. Gordon of Summerside. Mr. lilur-

was groomsmen and Miss Mattie Mc- B Lend made a very Winsome bride; maid. The bride was becomingly

up with roses. The bridosmaidis

carried a bouquet ot carnations. and the bridesmaid carried sweet peas

bridesmaid were wristlet watches and to the groomsman a pearl stick pill. After the ceremony and congratula- tions 3 bountiful supper was served. _ The gifts were numerous and valu- able. The usual crowd of young folks arrived and gave an old time seren- ade.Mr. und Mrs. Hardy left next day for tl‘olr future home in Alberton. 'Their many friends join in wishing them it long and prosperous journey through life.

\

Picnic

Grape Juice

Lemon Powder

Lime Juice

Thermos Bottles

Pocket Flasks

Swimming Wings

Fishing Tackle

-and everything else you need.

The Two Macs

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REOPENED

Stewart's Cafe

I QUICK LUNCH E

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BRIGHT, CUEAN, AND COMMODIOUB QUART- ERS. '

101 QUEEN BT.

Riley Mock

A MOST PALATAILE

-and-

clsico, Calif.; J. Burke, Boston, l\lasi»; H"

bridge, Mass.; Senator Jas. H. Bren- IL "0"d“0i9d by Mi. W. Si Louson. nan. Boston; Lilla lil. Hamilton, Mon- and at Hampshlfe Bi 7. Conducted br

____ Friday seven raids in search of intoxi

Mrs John Mc'°lws-en, Colville Road, “e‘3"aDDH1“€1IUy scarce in the City al

a

wedding took iplace on Wednesday Egwn 011915 beef JOHNS, but without . i'

when their daughter Sarah was united WGBGUV 0|19 l>!`0lll'b|tl0ll case comes

\

marriage to Mr Ramsay Harilv b§f°"‘f me Couiilhls 11`10l`f\i“€ asliinsl

formed by Rev. W. McLeod in the 5Umm0}lS H119 -been served on Leg M

léiar niet in the City today, Prem.

M. s e , br iii f the mme Fable "image from Brockville re' ii;

dock c we D o er 0 '45 liii_lidrcil cheese sold at 28%

toririi boarded cheese: New Gigs.

dressed in white silk with veil caught 5f_’W'_300i KSUBUISIOH. 600; New Perth

76; Cornwall, 75; East River, 60. H3,

dress was blue georgette. Tile bride gglbngiiih 37" "HIS: Union. 300 flats,

VF. illn bought New Pe-rtli, CornA

_ gdjour d ~ . oard

The groom’s gift _to the bride and "9 i0 llleet in two weeks.

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Nav says the German eo e are o

s se. , Moron c/ts io hire. Paddy Mc-

Quaid. Stand at Colin A. McDonald’s. Kent Street. Phone 616. House phone 411-J. 1918-7--28Mt!.

of Double Tenemeni Dwelling house (Nos. 223 and 225) Sydney St. on Mon- day at 12. See ad. in this issue.

1918/I-28M2l

DIED IN BOSTON.-A despatch of

yestei'day’s date from Boston announ- ces that Mr. Georgc L. Dunning. for- merly of P. E. island is 'lead there as the result of a fall. _

NEW TEACHER.-The trustees ot

Alexandra school have secured Miss Annie Fraser from Montague for their teacher, through their advt. in The

iilglrth #Episode of

y ‘ ii ul _

the threshold of victory. Scheer non- _

W » _ D bl

on e Cross One of the but features ‘of

190p_7.2gM1|_ abia has arrived with a cargo of hard ° ‘ “EN”

ORWELL HEAD.-Services in Or- chestnut coal mpc' Lyon? C‘1)ii09.

A AoMinAi. scnssn oi nie omna: Tilé Myluly Of til¢ "‘ "'“'° Ast'-__

‘Stopl Liike!'Lislen” ]

this

With Harold- Llo d acclaim d

great aerial. y '

_*___ _. ____ __a_s__ai _rival to

E The Pathe Newsg 'E in “Charlie Chaplin Sc

ATTENT_ION.-Reinember the sale r~" --i-= -~-~--~ A A

-IN- ..».

niiisisuiiii" A e

“Pal`}'i`a”_ ' _

Faniilsvwsrq

-rlN*'

hool For l'lusband‘9

vlnce of Russia.

Excellent views of this unknown pro-

Aunforseen accident this com

day.

sdy missed connection yester-

We regret that owing to an WEDNESDAY .nd THUB'sD‘Y

Maris Doro

' -IN-

Casiies For Two

TS 2 5

which to exploit her productions Il

A is stated that her "Hello,' Canada,

f WIT, _l_ _s

and Hello, America," alone will make

her

(Continued i`\'ut1x P839 FOUL) ’l“€°~

famous when prodiic_eti‘.upun the

Guardian.

.SALE MONDAY.-Aittentlon is call-

SUB- ` 1918-28M2l.

BROTHER GOT SOCKS.-A letter

received a few days ago from France, by a little girl who sent socks through the 105th circle, announced the tai-t that het' brother was fortunate en-

8

'om Miss Anna Farquharsoii. (‘liar- Ollxh to receive her socks with the few weeks' lottetown. Twenty more adoptions re- ll0te in the toe.

'fRYAH1C1<EY'S TWIST ?.‘i.‘.’.‘i.‘i. *”;.._;".‘;“' .1 ?~2;.i“‘“;?...L§‘.?.L"

Charlottetown. The evidence ol' the

l prisoner adopted by Mr. A. A. Alley,

shows that the parcels of goods-are at ceived and many save the lives of p

. IP reach. At Cl‘lt’i.on in th evening at A A ~ ° ‘ 8 i d fo lute through hei 0Wl\ & Nlch0'son Tobacco Co. our men in Germany. 7.30, Rev. John Sterling will preach. eiifrglstsiis M,;_1:10,[0n,f0,~m@r1y Mig;

lows. At LONE River in the afternoon

L30. ll€‘v_ Vi". E. Johnston will

THE S. S. ARANMORE.-The- Ar “more IEBVIHS Charlottetown yes- Fflily Hlvrnillg took oili about twcn-

vlghr: Four cars way freight, two

mpty bar~

els, one horse and an automobile.

CHURCH SERVICES. _ Rev, J, @HH€.\' Will preach next Lord’s Day

North Wiltshire, tit ll, at King.

on at 3, at Cornwall at 7, There ill also be service at Cornwall at

r. George Cruwy_q_ i

PROHIBITIAON NEWS.-Since last

nts have been made in Charlotte-

suits. inspector Jenkins reports

alter McGregor A phuhibnim,

C.

ally for treating at a te; party

CHdEESE BOARD.- The Cheesé

nt Hugh McMillan in the chair A

risk market." The following fac

all and East River at 20 9 16 B

“"‘""S "ear the Square. wok irigiil t something, presumably some pas. Bills’ autos. As the team was com- Dleteiy hemuied in by other teams

W

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the horse had no room io rim and began to kick violently, smashing the fhaft. knocking out the swingieiree and U19 fl"0nt of the carriage. The-rs V ere three persons in the carriage but tortnnately no one was i.nju,ed_

WAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRAA

TlON.- The celebration of the annl' verssry of the declaration of war on August 4th, to be held on Victoria

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Phosphaies

Sparkling, Pure, Tart Cold as Ice and Ful of Vim.

A,PHQSPHATEis more han a thirst quencher--it s a _beverage of actual medicinal value. It stim- ulates digestion, nourishes ’ ‘ the nerves, and over-comes

fatigue.

Always cool, sparklinz.

delicious, and refreshing.

' Served with various flavours and with as much

tartness as you like. B

The ideal tonic for tired

nerves and brain.

Bring your thirst to

us and have it prop- erly adjusted.

I

and will be sincerely missed in social and church circles, and especially by

CO-OPERATIVE WOOL SALE.

hi ft ill be Mrs. Murphy,

NEW LONDON CONGREGA1-'ON' hir; *S £i;n?_fi1‘i~v;vll and Miss Palmer.

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authority' to be on the high road to

Kennedy, daughter of Dr. Kennedy of New Glasgow. After the departure ot her husband 0V9‘V»“°¥1S. She ‘i9V‘?|', oped a hitherto unsnspec-ted talent for writing both words and music

.. Q . Of

ln iobfinml’ one Car `P surprising ability and versatility. She

is now in Boston li. t-oinniunication viilth the prup'er medfunis thipugh

O V' - % l i i

Psrk will be of more than ordinary ,(5 I ';*'_*__.___" interest. Choruses will be sung by \ ' i C l E_T_- tho school children under direction L \_ _--- of Prof. Hinton and a number of ad~ C' ?‘ I2”-I dresses will be given by prominent ` g :_ _ l'_`°:_-E speakers. Particulars will be given 'f A \ E’-`.=§' lsier as to the place of meeting for ` =E

the march out.

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those with whom she has come in contact, while attending to her work. ii: whluli she was a skilled and popular teacher.

if Q 'lv

Miss Ilene Henesley, Siler l P1935'

ing visit to this city, returned I0 Summerslde yesterday. accouinailied 'by her friend. Miss Jean Martin. whose nest she was for the PSS!

The tea hoshess; at‘t'lie Golf Links

A Nova Scotia lady reported on good'

The third annual co-operative sale

conducted by the Department of AgA riculture for the Sheep Breeders' As- sociation has just been concluded wltli most gratifying results. About 25,000 lbs. of wool were graded and sold at an average price of 70.28c. or accord~ ing to the following rating:

Fine medium clothing. 73 cents per

lb. '

Medium combing, 73 cts. per lb. Low medium combing, 70%; cts.

per lb.

Coarse and lustre, 671/3 cts. per lb. Rejects slid black, 60 cts. per lb. Locks and pieces, 56 cts. pei' lb.

Tags, 50 cents per lb.

Such prices as`these can only be

obtained when the wool is handled by a cooperative method and graded according to quality. For comparl» son the prices received for individual

patriotic and topical s0l1BB. Wi'-ll

‘lotswliroughout the province ranged from 40 to 62 cents with a large pro-A, portion of the lots selling for 50c._ and slightly over. The prices realizv ed for the co-operative sale exceeded

Lai

Probably the most notioqbloioll

ect of the work is the improv0mQ¢

lleeces am kept separate' and up vrovreiy tied. They also exhibit more care in feeding durhig the with ter as- the wool tor the tnolt Dirt ll free from chat! and straw: ~ "`-'

Following the sales ot other yqsn

there has been s.stroug_ Vmovoiptipt toward the improvement ~o{ tho ilock by the introduction 'ol li I blood. Much improvement has H1147

followed the use ot_put~s.bi_\\1 gm on the average grade Bock, both , the viewpoint ot wool sad- ilstnb pro- duction. »N » “ ` _

in is to be hoped nm un sho);

breeders of the prov_iuce_ will ilnue to exert every et!ort»towa_rd‘A building up of the -industry which I needed at this psrtlc\1lnr'|.l!4nQ.-_~ Iii* pi-ovemen; and cooperstl'0nQl‘!l»-_~`

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GERMAN VESSELS ASUNK

(Canadian Preil Doopltchf A*

AMS'l‘ERDAM.- Two Gorman ves-

sels iiavebeen sunk and two Gorman steamers taken to England-by Iri- tisli destroyers, according to afcorreo-

nll other sales in Canada by over 61 cents per lli.

pondcni at Texel. ' _ 1

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IJCARRIAGE ACCIDENT. During the _ '

and concert on. Thursday evening s i . ho'-°"?~ |Jf‘|0l15iing to Mr. Vernon Riggs '

si A-`

if Ae

,;-*ing* 4'. 'fam A

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Decided Savings Entire Stock of

A Coats and

l The July Clearance Bring-sl very

Throughout our gi Wonien’s Suits, IA. Dresses

Gi'§T’o‘3‘iS §“9‘fiiii°i§‘.?.$"i3'i.?.‘i’.'é'd“‘ $19"-00 ,

The Clearance in our Ready-to~Wear departmen

is to becertain and positive. We have lost sight i_i A

the fact, ein/1tg§¥, that ready-to-wear Lgaiéngiggsg i-i _ next year cost more money. on 1 . 2* the exist today make this ABSOLU l l;LY NECES-

Ii;-V _*f~=¢

SARY; so unless you, are willing to take a cheaiief garment next year. you will be compelled to Da? 51""

for the same quality than y

ou have been able to‘bu.

here-to-fore. We mention this only to impress upon__\' It -‘-

. ahe impogtarice and deicistiveness 05 the ;!if;dei;t;ti¢;;is“v*v~_' ave ma ein our rea y- o-wear epar . 'A as to IMPRESS UPON YOU THE IMPORTANLE

OF BUYING WHILE SUCH

!<

1-.

PRICES ARE IN FORCE

A very special value in handsome summer suits is the

onedwe gre offeringhat $19.08; |tT(lii(;e;li;uar‘§ifs::éy;:’1l'iilct:»)iix‘;lr|§l;ll

n new. per aps a »

Egigigulaai prices ran from $250010 29.00 JULY CLEARAN ` SALE PRICE ._ $19.' l'

Coats w ort h to $1200

selling at ..... . .... .. $6 75

Coats w o r t h to $18.50

clearing tor.... . . . . .._ $ll.OO

Suits w o r t li to $29.00

clearing at.... ...$19.00

Coats wort h tu 1i<l__l_t0

selling at. . __ ._ __ ;~_i»_E=<_)

,Quits W0 ill- ls' l`_‘.ii'A"

selling for...... ._ $13.00

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Johnson & Johnson

The Qtililty Drulltoh Gor. Kon¢’¢Ml Fr-img Ito.

E Sale / of

‘ _-A-A _ E"--s ‘

=;l¢.__ _ _V A €-.~ + , _ of - E _

All Colored Hats worth to

7 .50, Clearing at 3.00 '

These hats are all new

This offer ap lies to Lad

you at half the regular price

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good, wearable styles-there are shapes of all 'sorts

among them-and most of the ggod colors as well.

They were 3.00 to 7. __

They will clear at...... ° _

All Panamas ‘_ HALF PRICE ' A

» . ~

Every ladies ganama hat in the store is offe

1.75 Panamas are now only 4.50 Panamas are now only _ _ 6.00 Panamas are now only...... . ._ »

this season-they are all

ies Panamas only.

g for Red

_ lt 1 *

Roses _ Cross

` Through the courtesy of Bruce Stewart Esq., we offer a beautiful f selection of buds _and.full blown roses for SATURDAY NIGHT. Proceeds , to Red Crossand Overseas Tobacco. '

in the method or handling.

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