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I The Island’s Leading Store

White Goods Sale 20 p. c. Dis.

- We have planned to make_ this the biggest White 'Sale in the_history of our business._ The goods were imported direct from the largest white goods factory in Canada. We save you the middle mens’ profit, also a

sale. This sale begins today and will last for one week.

I special discount of 20 per cent during the great white U

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cotton, embroidery

_i iiouncing, with dust

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_ 2.00, 2.25 and 2.75- ' 20 per cent off these

prices during the white sale.

1 ; _~ Infants’ Robes

'A 20 p. c. dis

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made from extra fine quality white Lawn, trimmed with embroidery and insertion at 65c, 80c, $1.20, 1.55 and 2.10-20 per cent discount during the white sale.

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_ Childrens Dresses

._: l ° y 20 p. c. dis.

_ l t ,_`.», Embroidered and trimmed with lace

- *L 4/, .“ insertion, to fit sizes from 3 to 14 years

I E at $1.00, 1.25,1.50,2.25, 2.75, 325, 3.50

_ V and 3.90-20 per cent discount during - the white sale.

Ladies’ Nighties Z0 p. c. dis.

_ .__ ._ Slip-over style, short sleeves, finished '°°"`“"*'!i _ with lace insertion, embroidered yoke at

- " - 80c, 98c, $1.20 to 2.75; others fastened in ` front with embroidery trimmings at 98c,

I _ /_ $1.20, 1.35, 1.50, 1.75, 2.25 and 2.75.

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1 f Z0 p. c. dis.

opened and closed, finished with emi broidery frills at 25C, 40c, 50c, 60c, 65C to $1.30-20 per cent off during the white sale.

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1 20 p. c. dis.

f _ \` Finished with all-over _embroidery

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-J 5 _ I yokes fine quality of lawn_ at 35c, 4 1 \ ’ 4Oc, 50c, 600, 656, 75c-all sizes-20

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_ ', 1- Iv other styles with lace insertion at ,, 1) é $1.50, 1.65, 1.85, 1.98,_2.00, 2.25 and : ~ / 2.75 at 20 per cent discount during

the white sale.

Q; Ladies’ Princess Slips, 20 p.c. <lis.~finished _with I; , embroidery yokes and ilouncing. New fresh goods dire_ct ,ji _ from factory at $1.86, 1.50, 2.10 and 2.25 at 20 per cent dis- 3 ~ count during the white sale.

Childrenfs Underskirts 20 p. c. dis.-to fitgirls from

J 4 to 14 years. Dainty little white skirts made from fine qual- ,i ity of cotton, with embroidered frills at 35c, 40c,fl5c and 55c.

_ _lf Misses’ Princess Slips, 20 p. c. dis.-made from fine

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.___ , quality of cotton, trimmed with embroidery and lace-sizes

rf- ,_ 8 to 16 years at 70c, 85r‘, 95c, $1.30, 1.45, 1.50, 1.75 at 20 per

gl cent discount during the white sale.

_ ; ChiIdren’s Drawers, 20 p. c. dis.-sizes to fit from

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_.__ _ _ 2 to 14 years, prices 30c, 35c and 45c at 20 per cent discount ff, ; ,l during the white salc. sf' Combination Corset Cover and Drawers--20 p.c. »" “ ' dis.-sizes 34, 36 and 38 at $1.10, 1.35, 1.45 and 1.98 at 20

A; I per cent discount during the white sale.

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,f`_';_j=-.f /I Blouses $1.50 to 1.75 ,' = '_' /0;. for $1.00-regular values l "1 1 , from $1.50 to 2.00,made from

very fine quality of white Lawn,trinimed with lace and embroidery. These a r e dainty new goods, right up- to~the-minute in style, going on sale now at $1.00, in sizes from 34 to 42.

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p.c. dis.-all sizes, going on sale during the white sale at 20 per cent discount. Bring your boy and get fit- ted to the largest and best selected stock of wash spits in the City. These prices are good for one week only.

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lIliarlnllelown_ Guardian

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President ri. A. Barnett Managing Editor ... . . . J. R. Burnett

TUESDAY. JULY 27TH, 1915.

ISLAND GENEROSITY

ln response to our appeal yesterday Mr. H. C.`Flood,

of the Eastern Trust Company, Charlottetown,_hp.s kindly consented to act as Secretary-Treasurer of a Fund for Macliine Guns. This, as we pointed out, is an object de- serving thc support of every Islander either at home or abroad and we are sure it will meet with instant success.

The following telegrams which passed between Hon.

John Mcl.ean and the acting Minister of Militia, show the gun that is most acceptable at this particular junc- ture:

lion Senator Lougheed,

Acting Minister Militia. & Defence,

\\’ish to.present one machine gun to Canadian ex-

peditionary forces. Wire cost and if your department will purchase for us on receipt of our cheque.

Matthew & McLean, Ltd.

John McLean,

President Matthew & McLean, Ltd.,

Souris, l’. E. I., ~

Many thanks for generous offer contained in your tele-

grainf Lewis machine gun costing one thousand dollars each; only one obtainable. Money should be sent to this Department who will deposit same to credit of Receiver Gciicral and make purchase of gun.

Jas. A. Louglieed,

_ Acting Minister.

lion Senator Louglieed,

Acting Minister Militia & Defence,

Ottawa.

Mailing cheque kindly purchase Lewis gun.

Miittlicw & McLean, Ltd.

While on this subject it gives ui; pleasure to announce

that thc ol`l'cr of the lion. (iharles Dalton of a Red (Toss Auto Ainbulaiicc has been gratefully accepted by the au- thorities of the Red Cross Society in London. Mr. Dalton last week received the following letter from Canadian Red cross Coinmissioner Charles A. Hodgettii in London. The letter is self explaiiatory.

“Dear Mr. Dalton.-\’Ve have received from the Central

Dllice in ’1`oroiito your letter of June 12th in which you state that you have decided to offer an ambulance car for use al the front. This is most generous of you and the Society is very gratel'ul for your offer. The cost of such a car is $2,100 and as the cost of these seems to be on the rise it is desirable to place the order as soon as possible to avoid paying a higher price.

“Your proper procedure is to forward your donation to

Noel Marshall Esq., Chairman of the Executive Commit- tee, Toronto, who will remit the money to us. We shall i-arcfiilly comply with your request to have the car plain- ly marked, ‘Dalton, I’rincc Edward Island, Ci-iiiada.’

“lt is very good of _voir to also offer your services as

a driver of the car but unfortunately this offer, we fear, cannot be accepted by the Red (‘ross Society as all mal- tcrs of personnel must go through the Canadian Army Medical Corps. We doubt, however, that you would be successful in your application to the Military Authorities because of the fact that _vnu are over military age and we believe they are rigidly obi-icrvlng the age limit, no mat- ter in what other respects nn applicant compiles with

military requireineuts.

Again thanking you for your generous offer which we

have the greatest pleasure in accepting."

We may state that Mr. Dalton has done its suggested in

this letter and has already forwarded his cheque for $2,100

to Toronto. '

Since tho above was put in type the following letter

received by l’reinier Mathleson yesterday from Mr. C. ll.

B. Longworth, has hccn brought to our notice:

Dear Sir,--l beg to ciiclose herewith a cheque for $750

which l would iisk you to forward to the proper iiulhorl- ties to provide one machine gun. and desire. if possible, that the gun be scnt to Major A. E. lugs for his squadron ol' tho litli ('aiiniliaii Mounted Rifles now at `~/alcarlier and which is composed of a great many boys from Prince Ed- ward island. The best authorities state that one niu.cliinc

gun is equal to iifly additional mcn to a regiment.

‘ 'l`l|i-rc are not many in the position of tlicgeii-

ileineii namcrl above, but there are many who can con- triliule their mite towards a general fund for machine guns. it is to these the appeal is now being made and suliscrlptloiis sent to Mr. Flood direct or to the Examiner, Patriot or Guardian will bc duly appreciated and acknow- ledged.

DR. C. C. YOUNG COMPLIMENTED

In coniiectlou with our recent review of the hook,

“Abused Russia," liy Dr. (T. (7. Young, it is pleasing to learn that the views we expressed regarding its unique value nt the present time are endorsed by the leading cri- tics in thc United States. Two reviews have just coinc to our notice and are worth quoting.

Miss Louise Graham, the well known writer and re-

viewer for the Cleveland Leader, wrilos:

Russia, sprawling over the-map of Europe and Asia,

seems loo big to need ii defender, particularly when one inventories the writers, musicians mid painters who hiivo come from her loins. Even the tales of exile in Siberia. the government secret service, the Nihillstii and the mas. saeres of the Jews that are supposed to representftussla at her worst. take on a dramatic atmosphere through plays like “Darkest Russia," "The Melting Pot" and “The Yellow

Ticket."

in spite, of "Anna Ksrenina." "The Kreutzer Sonata,"

“The Resurrection" and "Dead Souls," Russia seems s

thing apart.

"Abused Russia." by Dr. (‘. C. Young (The Devln~Adalr

('ompany). shows all the Riissias at their best and their

worst.

The nhuses that Tolstol would remedy are not peculiar

to Russia. not any more than lynehings ln the United States are part of our daily program of events. nor ali- alnthe drinking the curse of all French. nor the singing of

plantation melodies the pastime of all negroes.

Although Dr. Young ls devoted to Russia through fam.

iliixrity with her life and customs and membership in the I

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European society, so to speak. There is the passport sys- tem, for instance, which existed ln western Europe long before the Russians adopted it during the reign of Nl- ' cholss I. ' -»

fused,

the viseing of passports, ii position Dr. Young believes to be manifestly indefensible. '

tice of requiring her own consuls to vine passports issued

assume the right to say that the passport of a friendly country is not good? Russia has never yielded this point

of foreign passports because it suited her internal ld- _nilnistration to do so." 4 _ _

tends

what Until

the

out our red-light districts, arrest drunken men and women,

make it an offence for a man and a woman to live to- gether unless he is married to her, punish people traffick- ing fine have

of us as tyrannical _diseiplinarians_

together lo-day as they have never been before in the history of the empire is a well-known fact. * ° ° This war will

man barons of the Baltic provinces, who have always been n le

church, the Douma, and describes in interesting detail

journeys to Klilva and Bokhara, where tho rugs como froui, all

Vice-

ing

search volumes to obtain What impressed me in reading was

given of the Russian people in the conduct of their life ami

habits. How little we know of Russia and how much we may ' ' "’

in Charlottetowii and is at the present time it resident in our

WIIAT BRITAIN IS D0lN(i_ A-NDWII-Y

liiken that part. Among the things which she is doing the following are mentioned:

own.

smash the Turks and win the Balkans for the Allied cause.

in resigting the terrible onslaughts of the Germans on tho

likely to proinote_tho cause of tho nationalities.

viision, which, if lt came-and it is believed to be far from D lmpossible~douhtless would be the most savage, the most '

nsparing ever known. Wltli how many mon? Well, with enough. To hear some people laik, one would suppose

out

otherwise obliterate. Britain was not attacked. France

and Russia were attacked. Britain might have awaited th

sources of men ami money, might swiftly have prepared. even might have loomed over the stricken adversaries in

scale. She llirew hor sword into the scale. She threw her gold into the scale-and she is incaleulably rich, She throw into the balance her impressive racial record, her prestige, her unrlvnlled dlploiniitic skill. Sho threw-

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sauce of her Empire. And all for what? For tho priii- ciple-tho fruits of the principle-of the liberty of the in-

But, in this war, this old and proud democracy is unfold-

for countless ages after this conflict is stllloii will be shin-

Rrssia alone of all the great powers, has so far re-

or neglected, to conform to international comlty in

"Upon what grounds can she seek to justify her prac-

y other nations? How can she deny that it might be re- arded as ii kind of impertinence for any government to

nd has thus continued to exercise this unjustlhable audit

In discussing the Russian temperament, the author con-

that “few Russians understand that political liberty

annot exist without discipline, even if it should involve

some consider to be s sacrifice of individual liberty.-

estrnint. they can never be governed otherwise than by

hand of a military autocrat." He cites as proof:

' "That we Americans should enforce prohibition, clean

ee to it that the motion pictures are not demorallzing,

in white slavery, stop the betting on horse races and Sabbath breakers, caused some educated Russians who travelled in the United States to return and speak

r. Young adds: “That the czar and all the poople are

break the back of the last remaining bureaucrats who

we their existence to the old, haughty, aristocratic Ger-

i r_the influence of Berlln."

I-Ie discusses the segregation of the Jews. the Russian

of which is visualized by means of unusual photo-

raphs."

r. John D. (‘riinmlns, who was a candidate for the

“Abiised Russia." by Dr. C. C. Young is ii most interest- work and well illustrated.

“lt condenses in ii few pages what we would have to

that there was no attempt at elaboration but a picture

know by reading Dr. Young's book.

There is reilectcil glory on Prince Edward Island in 1

i se high encomiunis, as Dr. Young wrote his book here

city.

Tho Chicago Daily News in un excellent editorial tells Great Britain's part in the great war and why she has

1. Holding the seas for the ships of hor Allies as well for her own.

2. Protecting the coasts of her Allies as well as her

3. Struggling in cooperation with the French, to

4. Rc-iidering great aid to French and Belgian troops

lied left wing lu the ¥Vest.

5. Making loans and supplying munitions to nearly l her partners in thc war.

6. Pursuing a financial policy in soutlioasterii Europe

7. Putting into the iield more than ten times as many L

Russians come to understand the wisdom of self- ~

'T'-'ant to Dress Well?

No difficulty to buy judiciously here. Yoh

need not enormous prices either to get smart stylish gaiiiiilents. All garments have been designed to meet the demands of the careful and conservative dresser, who wishes to be clothed correctly and yet save money. \ _ _ _ é »

‘ Special this

Men’s A. 1. Suits $7.00 . ‘ Ladies Raincoat_s`$4.98' "_ __ H ’ Womens House Dresses 98c, i-_'_-_`;f__;';` '-

Ladies Blouses 98c_ S - - _ , 5,.; Ladies Summer Suits $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 Boys Suits $3.49 ‘ ' it

Preisideiicy of the United States at the last election /|

expresses the following opinion regarding Dr. Youug's

hook:

Men’s Shirts 2 for 1.00 _ 3 American Waists in new candy stripes, 1.50

value for 98c

To the Farmers and other hard working men

we offer for this week only,

50 Mens woolen tweed Suits

in leading fashionable colors. Our regu_lar_$11_.00 value for"$7i00 all sizes`."" These' stiitsare all well lined, the cloth cannot be duplicated any where for the same money in Canada. They are _stylish and. yet' not extreme and are offered at this low price and will meet the demands of the careful and thrifty

James Paton & C_o._`|

Settle the

Flour Question

once for all, by trying “Beaver” Flour both for

BREAD and PASTRY.

THIS ilourii-`

milled of Ontario and

Western wheat, blended in the proper proportions -will prove its high quality with the first baking.

DEALERS- write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. The T. H. Taylor Csispsly Limited Chstllsli, UBI.

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en as she ever promised.

8. Guarding her own soil and people against an in-

at upon Britain were laid the duty ot’ defending every nd but her own. `

“And Britain-never forget it-was not compelled to to the aid of France. 1- .Q .4 ,,¢ "But she could have done this. Few nations are with- disgrace. without historical pages they fain would

c onset~as America. is awaiting the onset. Britain ight hiivo stood clear, might have husbaudcd hcr rc-

o end and claimed the hegemony of Europe for herself. “Britain did not do so. She llirew her trident liito the '

throwing-will throw into the balance the whole uis

vidual against the despotism of the State."

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g, applying a material strength and moral, splendor that

g undlmmcd amid the first glories of history."

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Russian church, he finds Russia is not without serious so- l cial and economic mistakes which have kept her out of

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T0 BOYS

llve and enjoy their llvos just as it boy does. That‘t "fair play" and every boy. with lhe right kind of heart, loves

that.

Be kind to everything that

can’t protect itself; and I’m I

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sure yoii'll be kind to human holnizs, and be a happier boy, and a better man by being sow

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rive in Style and Comfort

Our carriage display includes over fift

different models of all the best vehicles manufactured by four of Canada’s leading factories ~- the DOMINION, TUDHOPE, MCLAUGHLIN. CANADA, the' line includes concords, business wagons. buggies, phaetons, surries, express and delivery wagons, all this year’s latest styles and smartest finishes.

We have a big showing of harness in single

and double stvles for driving, track, working or cart use in twenty-five different stvles. The mountings are of nickle, solid nickle, brass, oroide and genuine rubber. It is the largest exhibit of Canada’s bestharness ever seen in this province.

Then we have a big display of umbrella_ tops

for hot weather, carriage _dusters and wraps in all .the latest designs and whips, horse dusters, etc.

We have reliable agents in all Darts of the

province who would be leased to s_how samples of harness, carriages andp other driving supplies, quote lowest prices and give easiest terms. If you shop here we will give you lowest. prices for cash and can offer easy terms to suit your needs. Call _ in today and look over our showing. .

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& C0; liste? Street?|S’side, I

and try to get boys who do lt, ` io stop such cruel acts. _ _ `- ' `

The boy who would not kill - ' »._

or ' harm anything. has the G F F ~ '~ - R

ri h idea, for even the tlnl- "' _

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est insect was created- by God, just, as we are. and they ouzht to have s elinnnii in -... - _- -

Great Sale of White _ Footwear .:.'.1z‘:: ..:;'“;..::.‘:::.., rn.: G O F F B R O S . r

pose. But at least one mean

trick I would not do I would _ _ _ d tiaotirstezis_mlf_ob;_f<;:on;;°;f; Now is your time to buy White Footwear. Ladies’ White Suede an ,,,,§’,, ‘,1,§,,, dog, 0,. ,,,,,,,,,,, Canvas Poinps at 25 per cent Discount. . _ _ _ ' _ that wind not defend Itself There is a long season yet of warm weather ou will need a air of White

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{‘,§‘,‘§',,§','§,,‘1f,‘i2,"{§’,f,,,"f,‘§,,§§“§’,'f Pomps.lWe have a window full at 25 per cent Diocount.

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