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oal
We have two
large Cargos _of
Hard ,Coal com-
ing nowfrom New
York’ and would
advise booking your
order now' for
delivery from these
vessels.
The price is at
the bottom now. _
A. Packard & co.
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Your vacation, no matter
where or how you go will
be doubly pleasant if you
KODAK.
Then too the pictures,
made so easily, will show
the folks at home the splen-
did times you had.
KODAKS $7.00 to $35.00.
BROWNIES $1.00 to $1200
liring your films to us for
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developing and printing.
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Appointment of _
General Steele
V is Confirmed
OTTAWA, July 28.-The Militia
Department is in receipt to-day of
oilicial confirmation that Major-
(ieneral S. B. Steele, I).S.0., ,who has
commnuiled the second t`.iiiiadian con-
tingent, has been appointed to com-
mand the south-eastern district oi'
ltlngland, which includes Sliorncli|`i`i~_,
where the Canadian i'orces are located.
General Steele will be succeeded in
command 0t` the second division, by
General Tiiriier. l{.(l., of Quebec, who
conimaniled the First liii'untry lirigade
of the l-‘irst Division and did distin-
guished service at St Julien, I-io won
the Victoria (iross in South Africa i'or
consplciioiis galluntry.
It is rumoured that General Alder-
son may be triinsterred to the com-I
inand ol' one oi’ the new British 1)ivi-»
sions und be succeeded as head oi' tho
F'ii'st (lunndiaii Division by (lent-r:il
t‘nrrle. ot' Victoria.
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MInard'| Llnlment Go., Limited.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
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-1'l.".§`.f11`f_-.'..  Secretary. _
 , ExAivnNAT|oN. -#A very siionoss-
' J _  ful examination was held in Kinkoru
If you are troubled with
dandruff, falling hair or itch-
ing scalp-try our Harmony
Shampoo.
If you want absolute pro-
tection from baldness Har-
mony Shampoo is the real
tonic for you.
Better call in today and
start the treatment with a
bottle.
MacKlNNON
DRUG COMPANY
"l"*“'_*_-Q Rev. G. F. Daiisoii, Memory Week in
1 TAKE A  ' I 1
EASTERN VISITORS to St. Peters
picnic on August' 2nd will remember
that regular train is held for their
convenience. ' 2345.
t Ro y
Point, Barnes' orchestra will play o u
the ferry steamer und on the picnic
grounds. Boat leaves at 1.30, 2.30,
3.30 and 4.30.
LEAGUE OF THE CROSS BAND
from Charlottetown will furnish
music and the boys oi’ the Passtime
Club will contribute. other amuse-
ments at Holy Name Picnic St. Pet-
ers, August 2nd. , 2345.
SOME RHUBARB. - A reliable
correspondent at Rollo Bay says: “ln
a reccnt issue of the Guardian refer-
*ence is made to ailarge sample of
Mrs. T. Newsom. The writer was
shown two samples ol’ rhubarb; grown
by Mrs. Wm. R. Webster, Rollo Bay,
which measured 29 inches in the stalk
with u ical' 36 by 32 inches. Mrs. Web-
ster also showed a lien’s egg which
weighed 7'/, oz. She says it is of' com-
,mon occurrence to have eggs weighing
5 oz. Next?
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOC-
IATION. - 'l`he O'Leary Dis-
_trlct Sunday School Association in-
. ’ District Sunday School Association in-
, tends holding its annual Convention
in tli_e Presbyterian Church, Bloom-
‘ field on the afternoon and evening oi’
August 0th, 1015. All the Pastors,
Officers and Teachers in the S. S. re
members of the Convention. Each
1 school in the District is expected to
send two Delegates. Program alter-
t noun session. 2.30, I)ovotional led by
ltcv. Robert Murray. 3.00 Ministers
oi’ lust Convention, Appointing ol'
Nominating (lommittee_ Roll (‘all
and Report from Schools. Reports
from Department Supt_ Address by
S. S. Question llox. 5.00, Collection
l'or Association Work. Closing. Even-
ing Session. 7.30, Devotional led by
Rev. lu". Loekliart. 8.00, Report ot'
Nominating (!on1mittec_ 'Peniperanco
Adiii‘ess by A. J. Muthcson. Address
by ltev. lil. Lockiiurt. Address by
Rev. W. A. lloss. ttollection for As-
sociation Work. 0.30, Closing. Wat-
schooi in the presence oi` upwards oi' i
tl|irt.y visitors including ltev. A. J. 1
who also assisted at the examination. 1
The children were exiiniinod in the |
various subjects by Mr. ()’llricn, priii- (
cipai ot' Middleton lligh School. Miss 1
t‘lara Mc(‘abc, ltcv. J. J. McI)oniil1i,
itcv. A. J. Ma<~lni_vro and Mr. Mc-
(‘urdcl and their bright and ready :ins-
iwers was much admired by all prcs-
cnt. Mr. Story llynes ami Miss May
’l‘rainor are to be t~oiigi‘iitulixteil on
the splendid showing the pupils made.
l<`roni thc advanced class to the little
`_tots in the primer everyone was ready
with his or her correct answer. lt
was marvelous to see children at such
it tender nge explain tasks that were
more suitable for college work. in
A thc closing speeches Fiitlicr A. J. re-
iinarked that he had exainincd many
I
of LaGrlppe. and lr have frequeiitly i
proved it to be very effective in cases I HARD 00/\|_ To ARR|vE__Tho
0| ll10Bll”|IllllU0l1- schooner “Ruth B. Cobb" and “Uiba."
YOUTH: ure duo to arrive with hard 1-oiil for
.\. l'i<-iiarii .\’< (‘o. t‘uston\ors will
W- L- ||U'l`C|UN50Y‘»- icinilly book their orilers now for de-
livcry i`roiii above vessels.
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i schools bilt never saw such grunt work
done by such little pupils; the reading
hi- thought was perfect Init was only
one of the many siihjects that they
were well drilled in. Tho pupils in
both iiopurtinonts read a touching ad-
dress to their teachers accompanied
by ii bcautit'ul pruycr book as ti slight
token oi' their appreciation l`or them
‘ _ __ _ _ __ _'__ _ _ __ U and their kindness to them. The part-
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have earnestly striven _to
establish sucha reputation,_ _ _
will say that we have never disappointed them. H ickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only _
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
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an occasional sob or sigh t`roni differ-
ient parts ol' the room. The teucliers
replied in ilitliig terms in which they
tliankcd thc pupils for their thought-
|tulncss and expiwlsscil their sorrow ut
parting with pupils with whom it had
been ii pleasure to work with and from
vhom they expected great men and
‘women in the i'ut_uri-_ 'l‘l`ierc ninuy
i'rii-nds wish Mr. Hynes who, it is un-
,dcrstood has gone out of' the pretes-
sion every success in his future un-
dertaking and they hope Miss ’I‘rnluor
jwill keep up her reputation as having
one of the very best rooms on the
Island. The pupils were then treated
to fudge and nuts hy the teachers.
Anil the singing of the National An-
them hrought the examination to a
close
::SODA WATER AND ICE CREAM
-llere’s where we shine! Our Foun-
tain is the finest in the province and
'we turn out the highest class drinks.
'Pure fruit flavors and the cream.-
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' _ Canadian Government Railways _
Prmce Edward Island Railway
'NME TABLE iN Ei-*Fnc'r JUNE 1-ini, 1915
Trains Outward A‘it\ntl¢ Si-Bl1ti11l`d Tin” Tmins I“W'“`d»
Read Down.
P.M. Noon A.M.
3.45 12.00 7.35 Del).
5.00 1.20 8.30
6.45
2.10
6.22
2.55
1.011 is.ao
9.02
9.27
9.50 Arr.
Charlottetown
Hunter River
lihnerald Jet..
Kensington
Suninierside
llcad U p.
A.i\‘l. P.M. P.M. A.ii/1.
Arr. 11.40 10.50 10-‘Z0
10.36 9.52 9.03
9.59 9.21 5.45 8.10 -
9.27 8.55 5.02
Dep. 9.00 8.430 4.30
Coal
P.M. `
12.10 Dsp.
1.42
8.10 -
4.22
11.45 5.20 Arr.
8.40
9.38
10.27
11.08
Bummersido
Port Hill
0 ' I .nary
A fberton
Tlgiiisli
Arr. 8.45 5.30
' 7.48 4.00
`7.04 2.40
6.19 1.35
lisp. 5.45 12.30
Just Received
Inverness
P.M. ' _
9.25 5.00
D61).
10.00 7.00 A AIT.
Emerald Jet.
Cape Traverse
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Arr. 9.16
llep. 8.40
8.00
7.00
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SS.-.ZQ3
Dep.
9_17 Morell
9.46
11.15 Arr. Sourlll
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St. l’eter's
Arr. _8-05 5.45
. 3.27 "-
t».l1 2.55
Dop. 5.10 1.30
7,10 AIT.
Elmira
nop. 4.00
A.M.
8.45 Dep.
9.55
10.25
11.05 Arr.
4.20
5.09
5.30
0.05
Card lzan
Mt. Stewart
Montague
Géorletown
3.55
2.48
2.20
1.30
Arr. 7.00
6.11
g 5.49
Dep. 5.15
Bat..
only
l.10
4.25
5.55
Daily
ex. Sat.
1 Hun.
l.10 Dip.
4.87
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Daily Sat.
ox, Sat. only
& Bun.
Charlott atown Arr. 10.00 $.45
Vernonuhizer D” 1;-gg sfgo
Murray ' ll* 01' ‘ ' ‘
Geo. E. F uils
_Peanut
selling at $4.00 per
ton and Inverness
Round at $5.25 at
.,,,.-
rhubarb and two large eggs shown by”
Mll0|lll_\'|'<’_ illlli livv. J. J. Nitfiltllltllti. 5, lillfr. when the market was absolu-
' nusrico. -_ church or England ser
vice will be held at si. Marks, Rus
tico. on Sunday next at 3, p. m. ant
'on Sunday, Aug. 8th at 10.30 a. m.
BASEBALL. -(tome and see Sour
is, play baseball against the Leaguf
'/. "~,"‘ in  MoNnAv Ai=1'snNooN ii one |01 nie cross or cuarioiteiown at st
Peter‘s, August 2nd. 2345.
WEDDING BELLS.- A quiet wed
ding was solemnized at the home o'
Charles L. and Mrs. Brundags, St
John, N. B., on Tuesday last at 10 a'.
m., when their oldest daughter, Helei
E. and Willa S. Woodside of Clinton
P. E. I.. were united in marriage by
the Venerable Archdeacou, W. 0.
Raymond. pastor or st Mai-y’s charci
St. John. The bridesmaid was Mis:
Ethel '1‘liompson, l’erry's Point, N.
Band, the groomsmen, Mr. Harry It.
Bruudage, _brother oi` the bride. Tin.
happy couple left on the noon train
for Clinton where they will spend 1
week with the groom's parents, Har
Vey and .Mrs. Woodside. -After theii
short visit to the Island, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodside will take up their residenci
at 297 City Road, St. John, where they
will be followed by the best wishe-'
oi' their many friends.
FOX ACTlVITY.- Things are be
ginning to look up in the fox indusir;
and activity is reported in severa
qua.rtler.s.Dr, Leo l<‘riink ,VicciI’rcsid
ent. of the R. J. McNeill Black an<
Silver Fox Co., of Montreal, is at pre
sent in Charlottetown, registered ii
the Victoria Hotel. lie has just pur
chased 10 pairs ot' splendid Class "A’
foxes with which he proposes ti
float a syndicate this year in Nevt
York. Ile intends buying 20 more
pairs shortly. Ile has acquired 2(
acres of the liosebunk 1`arni across
and there will erect a. first-clasi
ranch, with all the necessary build
ings, on the most approved and up
to-date lines. llc hus already given
out eontrcts for this work. l)r. I~‘runk
has paid cash for everything in con
nection with this ranch. Speaking ii
thc Guardian reporter yesterday lie
said ho colisiilercd the business per-
fectly sound and in going into it nou
on such an extensive scale hc docs g.
not because ot' a spirit oi` optimism
but because he is of opinion that ii
is the opportunity of :L lifctiiuc tc
secure foxes ut their present briccs
as within the next six months at
least the fox iiiilustry will have a
sudden rise and rcsiime its former
activity. lie says he tirniiy believes
this. in spite ol' the condition ot' thi-
war the lt. J. McNeill coinpiiiiy, dur-
ng thc worst linio ol' the ycar, he
wer-ii Scpteiiibcr 15, itil-l, and April
oly depressed, \\'u.s abit- to riiiso sut-
ii-ient nioncy to <-oiiinictc the pur-
'hzisc ol' 25 pairs ot' foxes, pn)
liviilcnils, and tit. the sanic tinie ro-
servc suilicicnt t‘or thc iiiaiiitiiiiziiiri-
ot' the iinimuis during the ni-xt thri-o
yours. Dr. Frank has bought those lti
pairs oi' foxes in t‘lizlriottctown pei'-
sonully, but he expects 'to form it
syiitlicaitc in New York within the
lu-xt 00 or 00 days. '
::Koilaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
graphic Supplies, also Developing and
l'rintlng,_ at Johnson & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstore. 9072-5-15Mtf
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is hard to reach in anything,
but when you have tried a
box oi our delicious candies,
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“perfection” is not too ex-
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Compiection _
Protection--
/ We linve many splendid pre- 't
parations for protecting 'your
compicxioii and milking the
skin soft, smooth and velvety.
Somo are pill. up by ourselves,
sonic arc made expressly for
us ami others are the widely
uil\'oi‘lisoii articles- thcy'ro nil
good, and the showing is so
large aint complete that you
cannot. i'iiii to inuke 11 pleasing
_anim-lion.
Our line ot’ toilet prcparri-
tions includes nil the high quai-
lty articles, but the prices are
no higher tluin tho just ordin-
ary kinds.
 viny-
t‘ull and look over our 1115-/
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,llexander in charge. The following is
t Baseball at St Peters on August
'. Regular train for Souris is held at
lt. Peters. 2329.
CARDIGAN BOYS' CONFERENCE.
-The programme for the Older Boys'
'oni'ei-ence. at Cardigan. August 21-
4, is well under way. There will be
_ short series ol' talks on “lIow to
‘each" which should prove valuable
o those in charge of classes. ’l‘here
_'ill also be a series on “'I`he Naturi
t the Hoy" showin his nee s .1 '
g d ' nd
apucities at the various ages. A
tound Table Discussion will afford op-
vortunity for considering the problem
four Sinidey Schools on the island.
‘here will be time also for ltecrea-
ion, including all kinds oi’ outdoor
:ames, indoor games and athletic
aeet. A feature will be the Camp
-‘ire on Monday eveiiln with M
he allotment ot' delegates from the
itferent Sunday School districts-
Vest Prince .2; O‘Lcary, 2; 'l'yne
faliey 2; Summerside ti; South East
’rluce 4; Kensington 4; North West
lueens 2; Charlottetown 10; York 2;
lt. Peter's 1; Souris 2; Central Kings
1; Georgetown 3; South Kings 2; EI-
'on 1; and Vernon 2; South West
lueens 2. This makes a total of 50
elegates. Applications will be receiv-
-d alter August lst. till cacli district
:as used ilp its allotment, up to Aug-
ist 15th, after which date applications
:ill be accepted irrespective of dis-
ricts. For information regarding the
.istrict in which your Sunday School
S. or any general particulars write to
he Secretary of the Y. M. (‘_ A.,
'harlottetown. Do it quickly for up-
dicatioiis will soon he coming in and
fOU may lose the opportunity of gei-
ing to this great Training (‘ont`creni‘e
ust because you delayed sending in
'our application. _
::(ia‘iicel all other engagements for
‘__llfl. .2 and take in the Iloly Name
ncnic at St. Peters. Special train
MARBHFIELD INSTITUTE- The
Marshfield Women's institute will
meet at the home of Mrs. (Rev.)
Coffin, Aug. 5th t 3 p. m. B. M. Cros-
by Sec.
VISIT THE PASTIME CLUB in
their country home. Special trainl
leaves Uliarlottetowri for St. Peters at
1.45 p. in. On August 2, and also take
in 'Holy Name picnic.
, GIVE OLD ADDRESS.-» Subscrib-
ers are asked when having their pap-
er changed from one address to ano-
ther to please give old address as well ‘-
as new one. This preve 's any de-
lays and saves unnecessary trouble
in going over the books.-
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR MISSION.
-The second session ol' tho Prince
Edward island Summer School for the
study oi' missions ami (‘lirist_ian lend-
ersltip, will be held ut l~‘ri-.ctowii from
August 18th to 25th, under thc auspic-
es ul tht- Methodist t‘hurch. As part.
oi' the teuchiiig staff, tho committee
have been fortunate in seciirlni; the
services of Rev. l¢‘. (‘. Stephenson. M.
ll., slid Mrs. Stevenson of Toronto.
Dr. Stevenson is the energetic ami
successful leader oi’ the Young Peo-
ple's Forward Movement for Missions
in the Methodist (`hur1~h in (‘anuda_
Mrs. Stvvcin-:on is well known i`or her
teaching nbility. Rf-v. G. lil. Young of
'i`r_\'ou is also on thi- leaching staff.
it is the intention of the t‘.oiuinittei~_
so to plan the school ibut .study will
be properly combined with rccrcatioii,
:ind thus make the wci-k an ideal vu-
ciition week. 'l‘hc niorniugs will be
given to study; the ai'tcrnoon's to
tennis. rroquct, baseball, etc., and
the evciiings to steropticaii and other
icctiires. The school will dino in a
large booth erected in the bcaiitifui
grove t`or which Freciowii is noted.
Sieepiiig accoinniodaiions will be pro-
vided in tents. Students :ire roqiiireri
to bring their own iilzinkots, but com-
fortable iiuittrt-sscs will bcf`urnislicd
eaves ('ha_rlottetown ai 1.45 p. in.
2329i
lloth men and women, old and young
arc roceivcil as stuiicnts. Only it lim-
g u _
tions as early as possible to the
Secretary. Rev. George Morris, Kon-
slngion, P.” E. l. The usual Railway
rates will he granted on the staudlrd
certificate plan. Further information‘
may be had from the secretary or any
Methodist pastor on the island.
SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
On Thursday the Annual meeting of
the Sheep Breeders' Association was
held in the Agricultural Hall, the
Preshlent, J. M. Laird in the Chair.
The Secretary‘s report shows that at
the close or the Association year June
Iltith, 1015, 2,158 grade sheep and 315
pure bred sheep had been insured by
233 members. While all those who
insured lust year have not yet re-in-
sured thero.ha.u been since the first
of July 3,430 grade sheep and 110
pure bred sheep insured. The total
claims last yt-nr for damages done
by dogs by meinhi-rs ofthe Associa-
tion aniounted to $12.00. Mr. W. J.
iteid. il.  A.. District Representative
for l-‘rim-e County, reported the re-
sult of the experiment in wool grad-
ing and showed that in all 5.01 %
lbs., ot’ wool had been received at
Sumnicrsidc and been sold t'0r Sl,-
7i48.X0 or, a little more than 321: a lb.
This ri-port was very favorably re-
ceived by all prcscnt und it was de-
cided io organize for work over the
whoh- Province next year. The re-
port ot' thi- Sheep Dippin'g Demonstra-
tion was also given by the Secretary,
l'rot'essor ltoss. lie stated that near-
ly 6,000 _-:liccfi had been dipped in
Qiiociis t`ouiit_\' and n little under 2,-
000 in Kings. l)cnionslrations were
noi coiiducteil this year in Prince. Ac-
cording to the Act incorporating the
Association two Dire(-tors dropped
out thi.; year and Mr. John Stewart o.
Allison wus cleiricd in place of Mr.
Mit-liacl lice-m~n. and Rev. P. (‘. Gau-
thier nl` l’aiincr lload iii place oi’ J.M.
Laird, Kelvin. Several other matters
wi-re tlisi-iisst-il ami a full report will
appear at ii aicr date .
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Now this lot gives you choice of shapes that are all new. There's not
an old one in the assortment-all smart new English and American shapes-
allsizes-all good boater shapes. ONE T IIIRD OFF.
New $1.25 Hats for 87c New $1.50 Hats for $1.00
New 2.00 Hats for 1.33 New 2.50 Hats for 1.07
New $3.00 Hats for $2.00
to-day at ONE THIRD
ordinary conditions.
75c Soft Straws
1.00 Soft Straws
50c Soft Straws for 34c
You can buy new Soft Straw Hats
one third under price today
_ All these comfortable, shapely new soft straws that have been selling .-
in such an enormous quantity during the last month or two-are being cleared ‘
OFF.
One dollar will buy as much hat to-day as you’d expect for 1.50 under
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for 50c
for 67c
5 Soft Straws for 87c
O Soft Straws for 1.00
5 Soft Straws for 1.10
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SURE Wl;"I.L tell you “on the level” why we are making this discount'
The hats are all last seasons. They are dandy shapes tho’ and many men like
the fact that they are not so high in the crown as the popular present style.
There‘s a nice assortment of them-many shapes-all sizes, smart American
and English styles, worth from 2.00 to 3.25 and offered you to-day at
ONE DOLLAR EACH
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Wash Suits . To-day f ’ f I
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_ Boy's_Wash Suits all this Summers goods in Blouse ' ,yj
Oliver Twist and Buster styles, Khaki,Wliite and Fancv ///”
stripes for Boy`s from 3 to 6 years, price range from 85  _ _
to 3.00 per suit-selling at 25 p. c. off. tl.-."2 ’
A table full of Boy’s The balance of this sea- 3 -` A I
Indian, Cowboy and Base- son’s stock of Cowboy and  ' ',_“ _ 
bali Suits for boys from 5 Military Khaki Suits for , `”"”"'""
to 14 years. Regular 1.50 '
_,,,. _ f ff 2' ' boys from 4 to 12 years. ;,   .
D, ' _ f , 2 ‘ to 1.70 per suit, selling at Regular $1.65 and 1.90 per ' f ~'f ~ '
‘~ 5 $1.00 per suit. suit at 25 p. c. off. i a ' -- _. ~
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