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A n all-the-year-ro u n d
the_“SV='i¢m. I0 Promote ap-
”f ' Polite and aid digestion. _
'rn' * fe ' le -cfvf" ._
able §??MaMEl¥ V?/EAR* ggi"
this is-the time of~warl 
add forpostaiie o n tw o
pounds.
Morris-Smilii-Beer
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WeiAre -.
Modern Opticin ns
We keep in constant touch
with the latest discoveries and
inventions in optics, and immed-
iately anything new is placed on
the market which will increase
our knowledge or facilities, we
have it.
Our optical office is of the most
approved style and is' equipped
with the very latest instru-
ments and aight testing appli-
ences.
Glasses fitted hy us do not de-
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MacKinnon Drug C0-.
The Rexall Kodak store
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F ASHIONABLE
OXFORDS
eceived by Expres
We are showing the
ost fashionable oxiords
ade.
tract from the appearance. We _
make a special study of the cos- ‘
metic effect to be obtained, and
can assure you that our glasses '
add a certain note of neatness j
and refinement that meets with I
favorable comment.
Children's eyes receive olir _
special attention, and we pride ‘
ourselves on our- ability to iii a i
child with chiid's glasses. not i
with ciimbeisome glasses that
were intended for adults.
Shadow Retinoscopy test used.
Succeeds where others fail. -
H. J .' Mabon
Optometrist and Prescription
, Druggist -
Montague P. E. island i
Next door Bank of Commerce
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Professional 'Cards
DR. CLIFT
CNRONIC Dl8lAlll _
CURATIVE TREATMENT. by the
month in advance, Victoria l'|otei,_'
Charlottetown.. P.E.l., Canada. »
l-iOURB._12 to 3 daily. NOW
‘ » s. s. unssian
larrlster, Solicitor,
Notary Publis, oto..
MONEY T0 LOAN.
Montague. P. E. l.
J. D. s'i‘i~:wA1z'r, ic. c.
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public
Ofhoe Nswson Block, Charlottetown
lrsnoh Office, Georgetown °
lloney to Loan on Rael latate
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WARBURTOIS & SHAW
Barrlsters, Attorneys. Notary Pub-
ite, Etc.. Solicitors -tor Canada Bank
Association, Bank of Montreal, Can-
ada, Permanent Montague Corpora-
lou.
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l{oLEOD & BENTLEY
CN. E. Bentlsy,`K. G.
larrletsr and Attorneysetf-Law
Money to Loan,
Ollee-Bank oi' N. 8. chambers.
Charlottetown P.l.l.
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IIORSON & DUFFY
lei-rlsters and Attorneys _
lolloitors for Royal Bank of Csnsds
HONIY TG LOAN.‘ ___
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ight oxford made with
vered Fr nch heel for
ress wear .........$6.50
` Other lines in Kid and
Patent with high heels
-Street oxfords made in
Brownland Black calf-
skin, military heel only
 ...........$5.50
Alley S & Co
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.Flour L
Made from choice
Silverhull Buckwheat
Made at Belmont Mills,
f r e s h supply received
weekly.
- Makes Best
Buckwheat Pancake
Buckwheat Cake,
Buckwheat Porridg
Sold in any quantity
All wholesome &_ Too
some
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For Sale at
Carter’s Feed
Store
Queen Street
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"'Isi'and"'ti'ailic`.' His uhfaiiing. courtesy
in -quart and _pints are the
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 COOL BEA IREEZES, DELIGHT-
PUL BEACH are prime lttractlons at
the McMillan Hotel,-Stanhope. Book
your room' now. Telephone. tf
LONG CREEK AND- K»lNG8TON_-
There will be preaching in the Bap-
tist Church at Kingston tonight at
8.30 _ind Long Creek on Thursday at
_3.30. ‘
,l...__._.
- KEEP cooi.-Have ii long-lasting
refreshment at Johnson & Johnaon’s
*soda fountain. Any flavor. 'A cool-
ing satisfying- refreshment. ,
_ - 390-7-3M3i.
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sfranoann 'csarir=icA1'ss.-iz, is
understood that the Standard certiil~
cates' plan has been abolished for the
present year on the Canadian Govern-
ment Railways and delegates new
coming to_ conventions or other meet-`
ings wi-li have .to -pay full fare the
same as other individuals.
l~8LAND SOLDIERS AT PINE HILL
-Among the overseas soldiers at Pine
Hill Military Convalescent Home in__
iiaiirax are 'ins following P. -E. is-
landers: -Private W. Coulson, Sea
Vie_w;'O. S. A. Collin, Morell; D. E.
Mckay, nedeque; N. l-i. McLeod, Ai-
herton; A. J. Perry, Misoouche; H.
F. Fatcher, Aitkens Ferry; and R. J.
McArthur, New Zealand, P. E. li.
L.0.L. SERVICE.-The members of
ning wiuiam L.o.L. will pies.-ie mast
in their lodge 'room on Sunday. July
Zlsi.. at 2.30 sharp to form in pro
session and march to the -Kingston
lilelliodist chili-all [or divine service.
which will he coniilicteii by Rev.. R.
P._Colclougli. Grand Chaplain of .the
Oricr. All niciiibeisof sister lodges
cordially invitdd. Collection iii aid of
lim P. E. isliiiili Hospital. -_
sin_ wlE'ss'rER's' hE1ll'nEMENr.
--Mr. M. C. Webster, station master
at.Plctou since February. 1885, re-
'tirhs from the position;,thls _week to
_take superannuation. Mr. Webster
will not, however, says the Advocate
allow himself to rust, for~on retiring
from the inlnoad he will assume the
management of the Picton branch of
the Dominion Express and C. P. R:
telegraph office. Mr. Webster is one
of the oldest railroad, men in the gov-
ernment service, having started his
railroad career at Stellartun in 1873.=
Recognised as a most caps/ble official
by _the railroad management he hand-`
led smoothly and efficiently the big
business which passed through Pic-
'tou when. for years, it was the funnel
through which flowed the bulk of the
and willingness to oblige madehim
most popular with the many business
.men wth whom he came in contact.
ulated on securing his sarvces.
Minard's Liriiment Co., I/imitcd
Gents,-I cured a valuable hunting
dog of mango with M-lNAR1D`S LINI-
MENT after several voterinaries had
treated him without doing him any
permanent good.
Yours, &c.,
Prop. of Grand Central Hotel
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Beer and Goff
Out With Your
Our Perfect  
Then we have extra rub- -_
or your last seasons bottles.
Dr.E.C.i'larris
- Eye Specialist
lD`§se '
like llsyel Bank laild~
leg, Charlottetown
_ Phe¢`~ts-»'I‘  ' .
His new employers are to be congrat-
_STANH ¢»lY1T £- l,l_ s an
_ideal holiday resort. The McMillan
limi is trim ideal spotni wiiicn- il.
iocate. Eillnlent attendance. good.
.yholesome fare, moderate terms., Cali
lr telephone today. _t _ ti
Foun ow£i.ii_iNo .Houses com-
prising nine tenement are offered for
sale, the"'estat'e of the late _Rogers
Farquaharson. Sale commencing at
L2 o'clock noon, at No. 7_ Prince St.
' .. -M-»» sas.
-.'RA<|LWAY' TRAFFIC_-» Freight
uid passenger traffic on the P. E. ls-
siid 'Railway-_ especially imigm- is
'eeping well this season and is ahead
>f last year by quite a considerable
-xtent. _
GROGERS MEETING.--At a lame
fnd representative meeting oi’ Retail
irocers held in this city the new
“ood Regulations in regard to sale
if substitutes in theproportion of 50
~er cent with all wheat flour sold were
onsidered. Those present all agreed
.hatthey would carry out this Regula-
ion, and see thot' the others carry it
iut. The Unted States regulations ale
'nuch stronger than the Canadian re-
ulations, and ,every private person
=hould meet the Grocer in a friendly
spirit. and not place difiicultes in the
vay of his carrying out the law.
ENTER URSULINE CONVENT.--
The following clipping will he oi’
lnerest here as the young lady re-
ferred to has visited the island, and
is a nelce of Mrs. P.H. Trainer, and
Mr. P. ~Lantry, oi' this city., Miss
Alice E. Haniomdaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Hanlon, of 24 King
St.,, Dorchester, left her home this
morning to prepare for the sacred
Jiiing of a` nun. She will enter the
Ursuline Convent, Middletown, New
York, where she has been previously
been teaching in the Academy of
Physical Culture. She is a graduate
of Sargent's Physical Culture School
class of 1917. Already engaged in re-
ligious work are two other daughters
in the family known to the world as
Sister M. _ Carmeiita. and Sister
Marion Stanislaus, who are in the
sisters or charity convent. at Mi. st.
Vincent, l~Ialifa'x, N. S. A son, George
A. Hanlon, is at Woodstock, Md.,
studying for the priesthood, and will
be ordained intwomonths. Another
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon is in
business in Ohio and another son' in
war service. ~
LAVONIA REPAIRED.-The Pic-
tuo Advocate 'of Saturday says:-'I‘he
three masted schooner Lavonia,which
was taken off the north shore' of
Prince Edward `Island. where she had'
‘been wrecked, and was brought to
Pictou and repaired by her- new own-
cr, Mr. Reid'MacManus, of Memram-
cook, New Brunswlick, was ready to
put to sea yesterday. She goes from
here to Gaspe to load lumber for New
York. The repairing,.of the Lavonla
furnished work for a large number of
men during the winter, spring and ear-
ly summer and a lot of outiittings and
supplies of one kind or another were
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EXTRA SPECIAL A'I`TRACTION 
CWED. ETHUR
syn' -    7. I nm-bars ‘
Ainslxsivrrth” n  ` `_Castieton
T i. _ _
Screen Star
And Liitle Mary McAllister the Clever Child `
“ON TRIAL” was the Talk of New York Played ‘
One Solid Year on Broadway
It’s Immense
You’ve Seen the Play - - - See the Picture
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PERSON A LB
'Master Harold Mell‘ish, Montague,
is visiting in l-Lazeibrook.
Mr. John Dennison_, Hazeibrook,
spent Sunday at Tea Hill.
Miss Enid Smith, Pownal is visit-
ing friends in Charlottetown.
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The Mdsses Adele and Florence'
Hughes, of Norbor, are visiting in the_
ciy.
Miss Lulu Jenkins, Boston, has ar-
rived in Pownal, to spend the sum-
mer. _
Mrs. John McPhall, Desabie_ hus_
returned? home after wisitlng ln'
Mermaid.)
Sir Louis Davies, leaves this morning
on return to Ottawa to attend the
Supreme Court of Canada. _
Mr. Thos. Whelan, of the P. O.
staff, has returned to the city after
spending his holidays in Covohead.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Norton, of
Cardigan, retumod yesterday from nt-
tending the convention _at New Glas-
gow.  . ._
Sgt. Percy 'B. Large, of Halifax, is '
home on furlough, visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Large, Bayfield
Street.
The Misses Hattie' Gay_ Pownal
and Lldy McEachen, Mermaid. have
returned home after visiting friends
in Brigetowii.
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Quarter Master Harry Drew., of
Halifax, has arrived home on a
2 I l F  I' e _ u '  £1-1
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Last Call to . See . '
. The Pretty Australian Screen Stat
EN ID BENNETT
‘ IN .
“The Keys £5. Righteous”
A Tense 'Drama of the Days when “The Best
Man Won” Back in the Old Copper-Field
Days-Primitive Passions, Gripping
Suspense and a Startling Climax
Sensation and Thrills Galore
IN
“The Flaming Crisis”
Eight _Episode of the Thrilling Western Serial
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_ Prince Edward
\ Matinee 3 p. ni.--Night 7 and 8.45
.4
ZW' ` 4 I ' 1 i_ fl sign'
Mr; 'and Mrs. H. T. Prowse, L city,
left yesterday on a visit to Mr. ‘und
Mrs. Jas. 0. Sullivan. Campbellton.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, and
A Mrs. ‘Riiy Cudmore, city, accom-
panied by her two daughters, Mable.
and Bernice, left -yesterday moming
for ‘Bloomfield where they will he the
guests of M‘r. Wm. McAusland.
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WILFRID GANGNLE S
Drummond, Aug. 3. '04, is
'7:.°°',.""'.,Tv_r.y~\"-'  -'_-.__-,=. -. lb
purchased for her in Pictou. Mr. Mac
M _
m
P ° MOB|LE SUPPIJES Ind "PGI jlllf _
 ncdved n The Hon" Hlrdwu. weeks holidays the guest of her fath.
- c°_' |_m_ 417_7_1°M2|_ er Mr. Wm. McAusland. She was
_ . Mr. Paul A. Murphy. Pathologist
   of the Department of Agriculture, left
- ‘ _ '   yesterday morning on an extended
. _ _ _ tour of inspection o fthe potato work
3     of the Department. His inspection
a ?
lt will pay _you to keen
posted regarding the tcm-
perature- t h e n you can
guard against the effects of
summer heat
There are many thing
which you can safely do at
80 degrees that woulilikbe
dsngerousat 90. We- ve
a nice assortment of
»THERll0ME'l`_ERS `
lT'.§.°f‘.l.‘.‘.i§‘»§‘~.’°.!'.......‘*“"l.“3.?'.§°{.'3
_ _telephone number is 33.'
JOIiilSli|i liillliliilil.
'rm ooainy oromen
Cor. Kent and Prlnse “Mehr
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I » s 1*
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anus. who is a successful contractor his m°th°r Mrs' Ge°"5° DWW- Gmfwn
ade a number of bueness and qar- s"'°°t°
onal friends when in Pictou, as he °‘“'*
t i htf d d i l
_w_:_ azz; “Oryx aaslmiflgea mms; A. D. Fraser, city, has returned from
uslness We might have adopted an the P` E' L H°sp"'°]’ af" under'
' old English custom and`presented him som! 8' very successful °p°"m°n tm'
with the freedom or me eiiy.At all ev- ‘“’°°'“”°“"'
t' h ti f ti f k - »
E; int; hgswfgs Bskgdaiegg °;nd_“;Ve Miss Laura Hurst. who is organist
hi . ti il ith th - ' '
, fm_f"_‘n |::h_:_';:sh;'_` :ores wx" don; mg; churches, is spending- her vacation
tonians will take an interest in the with her parents' Mr' and Mm' R` J'
   fortunes of, the Lavoriia and her own- Advocatm
81'.
::A Lafaois vAnis1'v`FF Auro- M"' H“">' G- "`°'5‘“°“- °“Y- 1°"
_ furlough, which he is spending with
Miss Jean Idraser, daughter of Mr.
in one of the Summerside, P. lE I
Hurst, Beaches Road says the Pictou
yesterday for Bloomfield to spend a
accompanied by her twin daughters
Olga and Olive and son Reggie.
will take in all the provinces as far as
Saskatchewan.
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Mlnard'e LInln__\ent used by Physicians
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A REMINDER
That -lad' of yours. overseas. All
that is humanly poaible is being done
to see to it that he is well fed, well
clothed and sillciently equipped. _
Organisations like the Y. M. C. A.
are looking to his physical comfort,
healthful recreation and clean fun.
If he is sick or wounded the Red
Cross will 'provide for him with ten-
der. loving care. ` -
Yet there is one thing that wiili
bring a smile to his face and a joy to
his heart that none of these can give;
that only you can give- Your Photo-‘
graph.
daughter Vivian,¢returned to Monta-
gue yesterday, having spent the week
end ‘ln New Glasgow, atending the
convention.
HCANNING RACKS, to fit any
wash boiler $1 each. .The Rogers
Harware Co. Ltd. 417-7-16M2i.
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Spray Spray  
With Machinery made by the Spramotor Co.,
London Ont. a Canadian Co who make a specialty of
Spraying Machinery, either Hand or Power.
Your Experimental Farm has demonstrated that
it is as necessary to spray for blight as for bugs.
For Ma_.hinery prices etc. write or cali on the
following:
JOHN H. GILL, Charlottetown.
_ POOLE & THOMPSON, Montague.
BRACE, McKAY & CO, Summerside.
F*e!--Lf# 2?”
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Farmers Attention
_ Now is the time _to use
Royal Purple Calfmeal
The greatest milk substitute ever known. '
For sale at all General Stores throughout the
Island. _ '
_AULD BROS LTD., Charlottetown
The Cool: Studio _
_, __ 1.-~ 4- -v _. _
__ 'a-.¢.
Sole Wholesale |1ilt'riiiiiters__l '___ .2 'f'