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its .ti.t;.e2..f“ §§0DAKS --

good pictures with them. These

cameras are the Standard ot

the whole world, and are so de-

signed that they require no

a _ special demonstrator to ex-

plain them. Kodakery means photography with the bother

` left put.

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A. PIGKARIJ & UU.

e c rry a ii ne o o-

daks and Brownie Cameras from $1 to $65.00.

Let us show you how easy it

is to take good pictures with a.

Kodak or Brownie Camera. ll it is not convenient to call, we will be pleased to mail you tree catalog.

Geo. E. llughes

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LONDON. June 10.-Because ot’ in-

adequate internment lacilities . there

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public today.

CHOCOLATES

from our PATENT CHOCOLATE CASE are of the BEST FRESHEST and PUREST made. -lust try_a package of the famous WILLARD LINE and you will hc satisfied. Price per Package from 35c up.

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

THE REXALL STORE

ple that a child can take

st are .0 1 ernians an 4,

Austro-Hangar ans of military age at »

large in the metropolitan area. Thcsc l The Peoples Drugglst are oiilcial figures which were made

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reliable tobacco go to an __._- ._ K K honest manufacturer. W :‘»-1--;'fP:f.s-1-'.1:H5-5~1°-';1.-_'.-‘1=“~‘if-:ir-ft?-i-:'-‘ have earnestly striven to

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:Foxes

Pure Prince Edward Island Class A-REGISTERED-Silve

Black Foxes for sale for delivery this summer or fall. Guarantee pedi ree goes with each fox sold. _

Tile have fourteen pups in the first three litters to come ou

of the houses this year-litters of three, four, and seven pups.

Exce tionaily good foxes at moderate prices Come and see

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our foxes-'-seeing is believing. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

The Huntley Silver Fox Co., Ltd.

Summerside,

. Prince Edward Island, Canada

1304-e-siviimo.

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Snapsior Everybody

Linen

New arrival of Table Linen Toweling-Towels, etc.

All pure flax-will be sold at a. low figure.

I Hosiery ~

Silk Ankle in black, also white................. .........25c Sunshine Hose will retain color and lustre _ .....25c Black Duchess--a Lisle Hose fast dye........ .2gc Special l5c line...-..... ..... .... pairs_ or 2 c Buster Sisters in black, white, pale blue and Pink.

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'Men’s Shirts

' ' _ th 75cf

S`hlfftii'diirfFii`;ri\ilIl;;(il]terrvis(:jrust receiifled worth 85c for 69c

Men’s Cash Hose 30c-Saturday.................. .... ..25c

House Dresses

About 50-in nice patterns, carried from last Summer are

now selling at half price. .

Summer Underwear

W h ' t d a large shipment of Ladies’ and

chiiarfn’sa§nhi;ii»$ii;i“;r aimpsranv Price- Ladies 12¢ vp-

.; wants. Children's at any Pfl¢°~ '

, up 3 ‘I

The Central Guardian

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

ATTENTION is directed to the ad-

vertisement of Carvell Bros., on page two ot this issue regarding salt. 1387.

BAYER’8 STUDIO-ln the show

case ot the Bayer Studio will be seen excellent photos oi the third year

graduate! Oi Prince of Wales Cglzlgige.

LAWN PARTY-In celebration of

the opening of St. Viiice_nt's Orphan- age next Wednesday, June 16. Autos will be at Crabbe’s corner at 2.30 p. in. returning every fifteen minutes to take people out to the grounds. 1392

Luivissn Aanivso. - 'rim sch-

ooner ' “Graiidinastei"' has ‘arrived

with a cargo oi spruce boards an<L

latlis for L. M. Poole & Co., Connol- .ly’s west wharf. - 1394.

ISLANDER NOW MAYOR-Mr. W.

T. Henry, formerly of this Province, and son of Mr. John Henry, ot’ Char- lottetown, has recently been appoint- ed Mayor ot' Edmonton by a large majority.

NEW METHODIST MINISTER. -

The First llletliodist Church of this city, for the next four years is to have for its pastor, alter-_the present Con- ference rises, Ilie Rev. Mr. Fulton, who has for the last tour ycrirs been pastor of the church at (lliathaiii, N. B. Mr. FuItoii's career has been a most successful one and the First Church are antiscipating a brilliant pastorate for the next four years.

ANOTHER FUR COMPANY. -The

last issue ot the Royal Gazette gives notice of application for letters pa- tent to incorporate the E. H, Ray- ner Fur Company Limited, with a capital stock ot' $175,000. The appli- cants for incorporation arc liicssrs. E. ll. Rayner, A. C. Saunders, A. S. McKay, Mrs. Edith ill. Rayner and Miss Rosie G. Clark, all ot’ Suni- merside.

CORNWALL METHODIST CHU-

RCH.- At the Sunday evening ser- vice oi' Song given by the choir under tlio'leadersliip oi' their faitiiiiil organ- ist Mrs. Frank Howard to it varied and appreciative selection oi :-auf-i'ed niiisic was niost eiiectively reiiilereil and inuch enjoyed h_v the large nudi- ence gntlicied. it closed with Kipl- liig's ilecessional and the Niitioiial Antliciii.

NEW MAIL ROUTE. - Teiiders arc

now out for the carrying and deliver- ing ot’ the mail's from Riistico Post Ofiicc lo Andrew Blanchnrd’s on Church Point Road thence to lliiftalo Road as far as Mr. James l)oiron. The new route will undoubtdly prove very advantageous to the people through which it passes as many of thein live at u. considerable distance from the Post Office.-T.

::i’our fishing trip or picnic is not

complete without a Thermos lunch Kit. -There should be a Thermos Bot- tle in every lunch basket. lt is certain- ly nice to have your hot tea or coffee. without any trouble. We carry a full supply ol all Thermos Goods. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

EUROPEAN CROP PROSPECTS

United Kingdom: Wheat is doing

well, with weather rather too wet. Outlook for other crops fair.

France: Crop conditions and pros-

pects excellent oii a reduced acreage. This reduction will tell largely in the yield. Business is stagnant.

Germany: Weather favorable. 0!-

ilcials claim that supplies of bread- stuffs and potatoes are more than suillcient niitil the new liarvest, which is expected to be very large. Feeding grain is scarce and very dear..

Russia: Weather and crops are

favorable, including spring wheat crop oi' the Volga. Offers in some sections are larger and prices easing.

India: Continued free offers at

lower prices. Actual shipments are disappointing.

Australia: Some reports of dry-

ness, as there has been only very moderate moisture during the week.

Italy: Weather and crop gol-

pects favorable. Supplies are it ple for the present. »

Austria: Nothing definite, but be-

lieve food supply very light.

Hungary: Crop will be much un-

der last year. Weather unfavorable.

Greece: Crop prospects ‘-have de-

teriorated. Yield will. not be up to expectations. V '

Spain: Moderate complaints of nn-

seasonable weather. '

Norway: Dryness prevails and

agricultural outlook favorable.

I Boston Shoe

Shining Parlors

Special Chairs for Ladies

Panama, Straw' and all kinds of Felt Hats Cleaned

and Blocked

We carry a full line of Polishes for Suedes all coors, Imperial

onze and White Shoes.

We Clean Our Hats Here -in Charlottetown- Therefore we do not have to Charge Extra for Expressage or Sending them Away

Out of Town Orders Promptly

Attended to

164 QUEEN ST CHARLOTTETOWN

outing is promised all who attend th opening of St. Vincent’s Orphanage next Wednesday. 1392

ers are asked when having their pap- per changed from one address to ano- ther to please sive old address as well as new one. This preven‘s any de- lays and saves unnecessary trouble in going over the books.

NEW MOTOR SPRINKLER.--A

telegram was received by Councillor Riley on Saturday from Mayer- Sterns in Toronto. Slillills that the new motor sprinkler would arrive in about 30 days. The regular meeting oi the City Council takes place to-iiiglit.

DIED OF WOUNDS.-Word has

been received by Mr Jolin Smith. oi’ Pownal, that his grandson, Walter Smith. died in the iiospital, France. on May 28th, oi’ wounds received in action. Walter was the only son oi’ Mr and Mrs Vernon W. Smith, ot Camrose, formerly of Pownal.. He was born in the West, but lived for a number oi' years in Pownal.

:IA limited quantity of good lobster

bait for immediate sale at $1.50 per barrel or 75c. per half barrel. Order at, once by mail or ’phone. Fl. T. Holman, Limited, Summerside.

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SHIPPING NEWS

Arrived June 12th:- . Sch. Hazel B. MiIlci'_ Capt. Lan-

tngne, Cliarlottetowii.

Sch. Nellie Reid, Capt. Ciins. Reid.

Picton.

Sch. Dart, Capt. Forhrigger, Picton. Sch. Josephine Swanton, Captain Cleared, June 12:- Sch. Maderia, Captain, J. A. lliunn,

Sydney.

Sch. Nellie Reid, Captain Charles

Reid, Picton.

Sch. Dart, Captain Forbiggcr, Pic-

ton.

Sch. Tyuar, Captain lialconi, Port

Hastings.

WILL SALVAGE CARGO

OF THE A. W. PERRY

I-IALIFAX. June ll.-As stated last

evening the Plant line steamer A. \V, Perry will he a ltotal loss. and it is thought that she,may go to pieces ai'- ter the first big storm on the const oil' Chebucto Head. Arrangenieiits are be- ing niade to have divers salvage the cargo on board the steamer and the work will be commenced as soon as possible. it is thought that the great- cr part oi’ the freight will be brought to the surface before the Perry breaks up. The investigation into the. acci- dent will lik_ely,,pe commenced early next week. ._., '

it is iinderstood that there was no

insurance either on the steanici'-or the cargo. The steamer’s insurance is said to have elapsed shortly before her last sailing and as she was short- ly to liavc,_beei1 transferred to new owners the policy had not been renew- cd. She is valued at several hundred tliousaiirl dollars...-

::Kodalrs, Brownie Cameras, Photo-

graphic Supplies, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mtf.

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“lt's" a long way to Tripperary

lt's a long way to go it'| but a step to the Soda Coun-

ter

And The Finest Soda l Know

' Good-Bye Ice Water

Far¢weIl Germy Drinks, it’s a long long way to Trip-

perary

But This ls The Right Place,

Me-thinks,”

` Soda That I ‘Hits The Spot’

Our soda water is a whole-

some tliirst Qllenclier. which charms the palate. it makes an appeal that brings people here again and again.

All drinks at our fountain are

made of pure ingredients, skill- fully blended. Such a variety of drinks are served that every individual

taste can be pleased.

“Bring Your Thirst T0 Ur" I Johnson & Johnson

THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE»

Cor. Kent and Prince Sta. ‘

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A PLEASANT AF-rsnNooN'2_ Chvl-owl; , " Chnl-own

Tne Busiest Store on Charlottetown s Busiest Street

Monday Sale Of Dresses

I THE EXPRESS.-The express train from Summerside arrived in Char- _lottetown Saturday night at 11.20

‘o'clock.

GIVE OLD ADDHES8.- Subscrib-

$Z.25 to $6.75 each---for, -

This lot of dresses is offered iii small sizcs only. 'i`hcy are not really new styles--they

arc all from previous scasoiis; ilic sizes are i_> years, 14 years, io years, i8_y`ears, size 32 and sizc 34. '|`lic iiiatcrials arc giiigliziiiis, white lawns. lilnclcvoiles and crepcs. Sonic of tificsc rlrcsscs :irc soiled. 'l`licy were iicgiil:ii'ly $2.25 to $6.75. .\[oiiday ’. . . . . .. . _ . . .

5.50 to 10.75 Dresses

and Suits for $1.75

llcrc is :iii :ill day hloiiduy bzirgaiii that

is a corkcr. 'l`licsc suits and ilrcsscs arc of Rat- iiic Liiiciis, and llcdford (.`oi'ds, iii wliilc and many colors. The trimniiiigs and cui-

lii'oiftei'ics on iiiziiiy of tlicni is ivortli I iiiore tliaii our l\'loiiLlziy price of . . . ... I

More of those Big Aprons for 49c

r\iiotlicr sliipinciit of tlicsc woiidcrfiil

vziluc pcrcalc aprons*-tlicy cover you

right up-~big, rooniy and gciicroiis. sn-.~n\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... C New Sweeping Caps . . . . . ... ... . . . .. . .Ioc.

White Linen Skirts Monday $3.50 for 50c

'llicsc white liiicii Skirts :irc made of a

good iirni, wciglit liiicii, they arc cut vcry wide. 'l`licy are :ill p|'cviou_-z season stock, and

niosi of tliciii \\':iiii zi trip to the wasli tub. ltcgiilai' $3.50. .\l()ND.»\Y. . . .. c

Monday’s Great Corset Snap 1.00

(`oiiip;irc this iiiic wliitc pcrcalc Corset

with six sii,~|>cinlcii~', with any liiic iii

L`liarloltcto\\'ii :it $1.22 'l`liis \\'ill beat it liollo\\' . . . . .._ . . . . . . . .. . . . ..

A Special' Monday Assortment of Choice Dress Goods 7 5c

About liftccii pieces of iiiic dress goods will bc :ii'i‘aiigcd on our front counter all daiy l\loii~

day at >'c\-'ciity-iivc cents. 'l`lic lol will consist of diagoiizils, scrgcs, crcpcs, poplins, taiiietzls, and :ii'niui'cs. The colors are brown, iizivy, tan, liclio, llclgian bliic and black.

Sec tliciii all day ;\loiiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

,Here are some new ones from the

Men’s Store Monday

lloys' l{ll.'\l{i .\'lll..l'l`.-\ll\.’

.*`~l'l'l`S-:ill sizes from 4 to iz years. liiiic wcll iiiadc play .suits .. ..

BOYS' C()'i"l`(>.\l _]i7.l<Sl".\"S

in blue and liliic with rcd triiii. -\,\i- otlicriic\vlotat................ 25C

Boy’s Wash Suits HALF PRICE on Monday

This is ai small lot of last yea.r’s wash

suits. Tlicy arc well and carefully inadc, iiiostly iii white. Tlicrc is at dtlic_ nioiiient of writing :i good range of sizes. i These go on siilc :ii niiic o`clocl< lloiidziy . . . .l-[ALF PRICE

'l`()l€.(`ll<)_\.' l..»\t'iC, worth gc.

yard. Mt l\`l).-\\` .\`.»\l.l:`,, pci' dozcn c

This lot is just in and really is ai woiidcr.

'l`lic lacc is wcll iiizidc--tlic <lcsigiis :irc nice, thc valiic is tiiiiiiistxikziblc. l‘iit

up iii pieces czicli of twclvc ya,i'tl_<. i’i-;iz ix_>7.i;N v_\i<ii>‘ __ C

Kll.-\l\'l l)Rll.L CO\VBOY

.\`|.'l'l`b` with lint, Iiziiitlkcrcliicf :ind pistol. _lust in . . . ...

l\lliN`S SIXTY l"l\'li CICNT

Sllll{'l`S in sii'i]»c.<, sonic with soft Col- l:ii'; sonic with no collar . . . . . .. . . . . .

Those Splendid Medium Hose Monday 75c

Tliis splendid hose is the best value for

the lady who is interested in :i moderate price silk liose. it comes in purple, palm beach, blues, grceiis, greys, tans, white and

black. Compare with regular DOL- l..\R LINICS. All day Monday here at cpl.

35c. liiic of I..~\Dllf.S' NECK-

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'l`liis is :iiiotlicr special new lot bought to

go :it ai li:irg:iiii. Fresh, crisp orgaiidie col- lzirs, sliowiiig ilniiity pleats and eni-

l\i'oidci'y. .\`c\'cr:il styles: i'cgula.r at Z _;_f,c. each. .\i().\`i).\\` 5C

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Make Your Old Straw

Hat New Again---

We have n preparation

here that has no equal for cleaning and rejuvenat- ing old straw hats. It does not injure the material in the least-just makes the old hat new again and adds life to its appearance There is little. trouble- little cost and big satis- faction in using our straw hat cleaner, try it.

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outh;;Vashes

The-MoutlisWash

There are mouth washes and the mouth’s own wash.

The former are man-made substitutes for the latter

which is a prescription by good Dr. Nature himself-

King Chemist of them all.

Dental authorities agree that man’s saliva in healthy

quality and flow is the one best friend to the teeth.

They also agree that modem diet too often depresses

the normal moist condition of the mouth.

It is here that the chewing of Sterling Gum steps in

as a right-hand assistant to oral hygiene. It stimulates the healthy How of saliva, neutralizing the _gcids of the mouth, and keeping the mouth moist, cool

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and healtliy.

,No; it is not necessary that you chew Sterling Gum

.all day long. Twenty minutes or even _less after each

meal will be about right.

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