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They are made in aliwidths and iniok. 14k, and i8k. \*/i Of all rings the Wzddlngking should be the best.

W. W. WELLN

Due to arrive per

Schooner “Sylora C. A, ,/

Hall" 650 tons Hard

Coalpin Egg a n d

Chestnut sizes.

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The Black Fox Centre

Know Ye All Men

and women too,we have for sale Stock in the following new Fox Companies at $100.00 per share, 10 per cent de- posit with application, balance pay- nble August 16th, 1913. Good Com- panies, every one of them, managed by competent business men, we re- commend them tn investors. ` Melrose Black For Oo., Ltd.. J. 'A. Farquharson, President, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. ’ ' Provilwllli .Silver » Black Foxes, Ltd., John Agnew, President, Charlotte- town, 1*. E. I. Martin Black and Silver Fox Co., Ltd.. J. S. Martin, President, Kin- ross, P. E. I. Massachusetts Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.. A. L. Stark, President, Char- lottetown, P. E. I. Apply to us for Application Forms Prospectus &c. Deposit 10 per cent down, the bal- ance the 15th of August, except the Provincial Fox Co. which is the first of September.

Fox Business

Is our sole business. nrst, last and “Mr. Man. You can save money on all the time; we devote our whole every Shirt YOU buy l10l‘9~ W0 have time and ability to 11;' nb ,me un” the best assortment of shirts in the

city. Every style every pattern at

to side track your business when you place it in our hands. We give you our undivided attention, whether you want '

_ To Buy or Sell

Stock in old Companies or new, Black. Silver, Blue, Patch, Cross or Red Foxes, Beaver, Otter, Fisher, in_ fact any kind of fur-bearing animal- our business is to know where they can be bought. or sold. We are at your service. Wire or write

Canadian Fox Exchange and

Investment Co, Ltd. ,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone 189

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Coal Wholesale and

Retail

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is supply of nice fresh _lisnd. A very deslr~ itis of the

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_ 20 p. c. Off

1 Women’s

Pumps

These pumps are go.

ing like c`rcus lemon-- ade. '_l`hey a. r e really splendid v a 1 u e s at the regular prices which range from $2.5 i to $4_00_ Shown in a. nice line of satin, suede, patent and ,gun metal.

n While the lot lasts they

are marked at 20 p. c. off. See our window.

Alley Ed Co

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'»f .W-"*Weddin||» Rings'

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Amateur Work

_Leave your films or negatives

with us »we’ll-take care of the work and turn out results to 'ou promptly. without delay and nt most moderate charges. `

COOK S|UD;0

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Hive your -Films - finished at our Studio

J A S. B

Photographer

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from 75 cents to $3.00. Machellan Eros. - 6-19M5i.

WE- MAKE Tlililll

and we guarantee them to lit exactly. We will do sll we can io save the tssth YOU have. and lf it is possible to ssveihem we will do so If not, we will give you 01° best substitute possible io lst. li you entrust yourdsntsl needs to us we assure you of abundant satisfaction. _~

Dr. Robins

_ _ Phono! 115.1

Black 'lliallloiidS.S. line

A Delightful Two Wesks.Vseation. for $00.00 and up, including meals and -berth, from Charlottetown to Sydney, C. B., across the Gull to St. John's.` Newfoundland, -up the Gull and River Stfhawronoe to Montreal and back to Oharlottetown. The scenery is magnificent, the slr

-bracing and restful and ideal water trip. ’r‘lis S. S. "City of Sydney" and

with excellent pssseiipsr ac-

msais, and sro lit- Wireless.

leaves Kont-

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"Marianna," are iirstfolssr

' ...’MACKEREL.--Fair catches oi mackerel are being netted on the north shore by Messrs J. Ryan and D. Campbell.

SOHOOGER REFLOATED.-The

schooner Clara M., which was ashore on the eastern flats of Rurrtico Har-, bor since Thursday has been refloated with out any serious damage.

...°ENJOYABLlil DANCE.-An en

joysble dance was given 'by Mr. Dan- iel Mohonald, in his new home, at Glencorrodale on June 17th inst_ previous to the departure of his cous- in Mr. Leo MoDona'rd to other ciimes.

'PHE INWARD TRAINS.-The east-

ern accormnodation arrived in Char lottetown Saturday at 9.30 a. m._ on time; the eastern accommodatioi at 5.40 p. mf., on time; the southeri. at 9.45 a. m., on time; the Summer- side at 12.00 p. m., twenty minute: late and the Cape Traverse at 10.28 s.m., twenty-tive minutes late.

WHIM ROAD CROSS.-At the

Whim Road Cross School meeting, the matter of changing, the name 0.. that settlement came up for discuss-‘ ion and among -severe/1 names propos- ed it was finally agreed to adopt tho name "Kilmuir.” This name was suggested by one of the most influ- ential men of the community, Mr. John McKay, in honor of the native home of the pioneers ol the settle ment. No doubt this name will bt taken as there is no other place, ar far as knoven, in North America cal- led by it. The automobile questior sind the matter of summer vacations were discussed at some length and the vote taken on both was almost unanimously against them.

STANLEY BRIDGE.-A very largt

and representative audience met i. the Hall at Stanley Bridge in Thurs day evening for the purpose ot dis cussimg the subject of Women's Insti tutes. Miss Katherine James, super visor, explained the aims, obieets an scope of these Institutes and site: several of the women had expressec their opinion in the matter, it ws- decided to organize Stanley Bridgi and Cavendish into one Institute io; which the following otrlcers were elec ted:--President, Mrs. Walter Simpson' Vice-pres.,-Mrs. Wallace MacKay Directors-Mrs. John Sterling, Mrs (Din) Fleming, Mrs Alfred Fyfe, Mrs Thomas Bolger; Sec-Treas.,-Mist Lrettie Brown. The iirst regular meet ing is to take place on Thursday Quly 3rd at 2 p. m. in the Stanley School when the sulbdect of preserving is to be dealt with. These Women’1 Institute meetings are open to al and it is hoped that a large numbe' will show their interest in this for ward movement amd encourage thi officers and mem-bers of this newly formed Institute by being present a' the above date.

From Saturday's Evening Guardian. APPRECIATION.-On the eve ti

her departure for New Bedford, Mass the members of New Glasgow Presby terian Sunday School gathered at tht home of Mrs. B. B. Stevenson to bit her farewell. They also presented hei with a handsome Ebony toilet sei suitably engraved, this being only a slight token of reward for her ser- vices as teacher in the Sabbath School. The presentation was made by Mr. J. E. Moffatt and Mrs. Stev- enson although taken by surprise made a very fitting reply. After spending a social hour with Mrs. Stevenson the company dispersed wishing her every success in her new home. Mrs. Stevenson left on Juni 7th to join her husband at New Bed ford, Mass, where they intent resid ing in futurei

::Whcn you feel like a. Blass of good

soda, water, call at The Central Drug store-we make our own soda, ust pure fruit flavors only, and the best cream obtainable. These together with cleanliness, liberality, and good service make our big Fountain a pol?- ular resort-_ A. Foster-Sunnyside Druggist _ Mil

1'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Province. -. REV. L. J. WASON will preach his

larevseli sermon in North winsloe Methodist church on Wednesday. 25th, lnst., at 7 p. m. `

THE NORTHUMBERLAND. - The

Northumberland arrived in charlgttg- town from Picton at 8.80 p. rn. on Saturday evening.

' riassoiius

_ Mrs. J. A. -MacPhee, Bellevien, was in Charlottetown, Saturday, Mr. R. Munn, Marsiiaeia, ini ar-

rived home from Toronto.

_ Rev. H. R. Vessey, Waterous, Seek., is expected home this week, on a visit to relatives at York.

H011. James McNeil, Commissioner

of Public Works, went to Summer. ide Saturday afternoon. '

Mr. Malcolm Lamont, Montague, is /isiting in Stanhope the guest of his daughter Mrs. A. Mutch.

Mrs. Isaac T. Saunders, Triihy, has

arrived home after visiting in York and Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson ot Man-

chester, England, have arrived in Charlottetown to visit their son Prof. Thompson.

Mr. Richard Westaway; who has iecn attending the U. C. College re- turned to his home in Albion on Sat- .rday.

Miss Lucy Gallant returned to her

home in St. Louis on Saturday after- i successful business course in Char- ottetown.

rom Saturdays Evening Guardian. Mr. Carl Milford and bride return- id last night from their wedding trip.

Miss Annie MacNeill. Cavendish, ond Miss Elva Nicholson, Stanley lridge, left by the Empress yesterday in a visit to St, John. the guests ti ylr. and Mrs Frank MacNeill.

Mrs. William Smith arrived in Jharlottstown by the express last ivening from Newton Upper Falls. lass. She will go to Morell to-day vhere she will visit her father, Mr. Adam Jay.

Mr. Angus Gillis who has been in lharlottetown visiting his parents :ns left on return to Chelsea, Mass. A number of his friends gathered nt ils home Friday and an enjoyable evening was spent. There was violin -nd pipe music. ,

::If you have cuts, burns, bruises,

ir sores of any kind use Rexall Heal- ug Ointment, This is B vegetable pre- eration, delicately scented and of a 'reenish color that instantly cleanses nd protects the sore or irritation ‘rom foreign impurities and promptly tarts its work in ehecting ready re- "ef. Every man who has used this ointment so far tells us that it is “he best he has ever used. Large tin l5c., money back if dissatisfied. The "lacKinnon Drur Cn.. Corner Great 'Ienrge and Kent Ste. Mti.

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That pain in tlie back

is caused by diseased kid' neys. Get on the right road to health by using Rexall Kidney Pills, a preparation that is fully guaranteed by us. Money . back if dissatisned Price a box 5oc, ilirce boxes for $. .25, six boxes for $2.50. The McKinnon Drug Oo . corner Great George

and Kent Streets.

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The ._ Human - ll-ive _|

` The Eye is one of the

most delicate and com- plicated of the human ' organs, and yet, probably through ignorance of this

fact, it isbeing constini- ly il'-used and overwoi k- ed.

Eye-Slrain

Be wise and do not ig-

nore any of the symp- toms of Eye-Strain;_ head- aches or pains in the region of the eyes, inabil- ity to reed or sew for any length of time, blurred vision. 1

.Allow us to Eiramiue your Eyes. We Will glvt 3 you expert reliable advice.

This is our business. _ G. F. Hutcheson

99 Grafton St. .~

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ind ornaments designed esvec-all! 70|” summer wearing are not necessarily

isvsnslvs. LAY .ncludes mssyvdiliglysrnd useful nrtlolss that you may want or need. snd sll mod si-stair Priced.

LW. TAYLOR

Southside Queen Square

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Aspccisl meeting of the share holders of the Charles Dsltoi Silver Black Fox Company, Lim-

ited. wlllube held in Charlottetown, at the Kindergarten -Hall. Thurs

day, July 3rd, st is o’clock noon for the business of deciding wheth- er or not the Dsltcn Ranch should

bs moved to another locality.

_ W. B. PROWSE. Secy.

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, Are you satisfied with

THE Rogers Farqoharson Alaska Blue ,_= =Fox Co ltd-_==

_ Capital stork $2s.ooo

I idling your mon~y lie idle - when you can make it e .rn ol

'75 to I 25 p c. iniyear

The Blue Fox Bu.~in¢53

promises to be a very lucrath e wine, and in all probabilities will ouiclass all ot e ' Fox pro- positions on the market, as the animals have more to a litter and ih. p.ices are rapidly

advan ing.

Th s company li:-is in read-

ii ess xo prs of high class ‘ 'Alaska” Blue Foxes to stock the Up-To-Date Ran h which l

l is now under construiion at

Bunbury on the beautiful fsim

of Mr Rogers Farquharson

The est mated financial re-

in no to the investor from io pre. of th se foxrs is from 75 _to 125 p. c. in one year, as they have from 8 to 12 to a litter, and putting it down at n very conservative estima'e at 5 foxes to apair, which would mean 2 5 pre. at the market price to day at $1,500 per pair for breeding purposes. This you will readily see will net a large dividend to the

shareholder.

The Company is Capitalized at

$25000, of which $15,000 h a s already been subscribed, a ri cl $10,000 is now offered to the public , at $100 pei" share, par value. Pay- ment of 20 p. c. with application, and the balance on the lst Se - tsmber. For full particulars apply to any of the following Provision-

al Directors.

Mr. GeorgeJ Rogers, President.

Chsrlniieiown.

Mr. Rogers Fsrquhsrson,

General Manager

Bunbury P. B. I.

Hr. Geo J. Moran, $ecy.'l`reasurer °

Charlottetown.

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"Hammocks, Hammocks. We have

just opened up a splendid new stock of Hammocks. Prices are low, from $1.00 each up to $5.00. Beautiful last colors, guaranteed, full size and strongly made. See them at Carter & Co's., Ltd. 6-19M3i. i i

Summer Goods 'lhal You Need

The lzot weather is now with ns, and it reminds us

of Screen Hardware. and refrigerators. Screens are a necessity to the home because without them you cannot keep out the flies. It is necessary to safe guard your health against these dsugcrons animals. Keep them on the outside. The danger comes in allowing them to in- vade your home. The cost of equipment is very low, and for a small amount you can protect yourself and family.

/ .This _Refrigerator (Sami As Cul) 0nly $7.25

The Labrador Refrlgerwor is an

uptodale refrigerator, made rf ihor- - oughly seasoned Kilm Dried Ha-dv ood, finished in golden oik It is linen throughout with heavy galv'd iron which is always clean and durable. It has cleanable flues. removab e pro- visit n shelves, strong ice Rack, Bronzed lock and hinges. This is s refrigerator

that will last for years.

No 1 26 ln. wide, 17 in. deep, 40 in. high. Only. .$7.25

No2_29 4. rr I0.; .r 41:1 .r -. ___8_65

N04___32 ir 1. 20 ll .r ii u .l _.Io_75

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my O f \ - Screen floors Strong

And Serviceahle 83c

No zo --This Screen Door is sp'endld J. value at the rice. Made of best ualiiy

_ pine. 4 in. sriilcs. grain quariereii oak, _ ._ »» , same as illustration. It is made in four -h. H f ' . d fferent sizes to fit any frame. Only. .8_;c

» No 22~--Made of pine, and has a

" double brace iii bottom which makes it

strong. It is nicely grained and is very

1 durable. All sizes. Price Eacli....$i.i5

j "7 -' » Otherdosrs in nianydiiierent Designs

/"Um 51,50 to $2.60 each.

Screen Windows, very strong, zo. 25, 3oand 4oc each. Spring hinges loc per pr. Door Springs 5 and Sc each.

Screenbooi-Sets.......... . ~ - ‘ - ' . . . . - -.- ------15::

Screen Wire 18 in. wide 9: yard. 24 in wide Izc yard.

30 in. wiie i5c yard. 32 in. wide 16: ptr yard. 36 in itic

yard. 40 in. zoc per yard.

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Do you want to give a pres

ent that is dainty, ornamfntal, and useful to a Bride or to a friend?

lf so you will find what you

want in our beautiful line of finest quality japanese hand painted China. Our stock con- tains many useful articles and the designs are graceful and pleasing to the eye. We will be pleased to show you the ine.

C W. Patterson

Ieweller

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Warburton (Rl Shaw

ilnrristers, Attorneys, Notsry l'ublic.Etc solicitors for Canada Bankers Associn tion Bank of Montreal. Canada Per m\-nent Mortgage Corporation

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DR. CLIF T

Specislist-Chronie- Disessos ADDRESS-Purdy Station, West Q , c.~.. N. v.

Ap £7 Mlilll Dd _ o.o. Monson xo. w.ir.u~\~'ri.sv K.o. McLEOD Q BENTLEY

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. Moncton. N. ll-

- est Located Hotel in

in: M 2;! ‘sezesogsinudsring itll guests Trusts at the osntr of spacious ll'0\lhd sud surrounded b elegant sheds I-ross. nnking it sneoisll); des rsole fora' ui|_sts the summer season GHO. McB\_V ENiilY

IR. JUIIN LEDWIZLL. M.i)

ilchniond Strsetmpposits St.Psu Church Fleurs nut ic o‘cluck to 3p.m.

\. A. McLean, ii. C., Donald I»2cKiunc'

McLean fb. McKinnon

ilmisien. Attorney-at-Ls H ____Br¢-we '\oelr. Char' ~f°-°r~v~

nscinssos ra ncurzui.

Barrister, Sclleit% Notsriouste. MONEY LOAN tmessx--Cameron Slack, Chsrlcitsrsw

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STEWART Q CAMPBELL

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LL _ _ coops

City. _

Reach Balls..................25c to $1.25

The Reach official American masse Ball is uw!

Exclusively by thc American League and is the Olficial liall of the World's Series. (Cork Ccntre)........... ".25

Reach Catchers Mitts......... .25c to $4.00 Reach Fielder’s Gloves......... ......25c to $4.50 Reach Baseinen°s Mitts................$l.25 to $l.50 Reach “Burley” Batts Professional Model...$I.25

G. E. Ritchie

99 Grafton St. l’ll0l\¢ 95|-

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are the Standard in Quality and Durability. We carry the Larg-

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be w;|| (ing ,omemin uf in. will ind hlons house furr

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“We sell the celebrated Radium _ thi |n Mehr, Hosery for men, in black. grey and s_;_:;.r ];?,:,|°,r;:¢l3-yfroiliig 75 cents s tan, at 25 cents and 45 cents per un up Munn” B,.°,,_ 5.19M5| pair. Machellan Bros. 6-i9M5i. '} ' . 1

Premier Posrtwfl

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The 'Sun Ididbnoimciiarga <§a:;<iian Life Assur-

Prgiergmpanies now having over E? oooooo,oo of Insurance in force and an sniiiial income of over $iz,ooc,ooo. Per1et¢S

and plans IPPIY l°

E. R. BROW

Cha,-1¢,¢t¢wwn . Manager, for P. E. I A