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What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pore-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is plcusnnt. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine ner other lvareotio
substance- Its ago is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and alloys fever-lshncss. For more than thirty years it
luis been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flntulency, ‘.Yin<l Coiic, all Teething Troubles and
Dinrrhooa. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
nssimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep-.
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BEAR I'l‘,`DU’l' GRIN ALSO. 'pulling up our  to Bee if' it Iles
--- any mote. We are quite too much
Patience is not the iiret among vir- addicted to cracking open ollr gggg of
_tues. and many a saint has had small hone with a hammer to help the
store of it. But it has an honorable, ichiclkn hatch. We kat tired of wnteh»
ev n if a humble, place among theiing the pot and -spill thc=_weter in - ` '
gr ces of the Christian lite. In some .our shoes just before it would have 2' .~ ,» j
wc have to bf. Patient whether wel Few ol un ni-e by nature patient. Wal ' A A '
like it or not. Like the husband with like to see things move at once, Most ' ' ~ .
, the t00UJB°|1°» W|109°. Wil!! 115-Viied' oi us have had to learn som lessons, - \ i
l him to “grin and bw it.” we bear' nnd ilonbuws have others to learn. '
it, hut refuse to grin. That is n mis Let us make patience more than the N i~ _ `h . - k bl
, , I l summer drets at a remar a y low
s; since We must bear it, we may . _ ' ow S y°“r C ance to secure 3' Plfet y
, as well make a virtue ol a necessity., negatiw; \hlrtu°t;)fn;n'er°l Znizrazsekst ° `
lt is desirable that we may not only. we mu” e pa 8 ’ e g e
bear ir, but grin nino. icood of it- Let “B bw! it. and sri" . All rf the materials are from regular stock and are gocd value at from 48c io
We need patience. We are forever'
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ATLANTIC, CITY, 'N. J., July 22 BOSTON, Mass., July 22-When the
pluns ol the Co t M
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wool regular 65c yd.
cream Plnlmll 39¢` yd one piece 42 inch
un y osquitogirgentine dreadnought Rivndnvia I
Extermination Commission are suc- leaves Quincy next week for the al W°°1regular 65c3d‘ \ '
cessfully carried out Atlantic City'.Brooklyn Navy Yard, there, to be
and vicinity will soon be freed from cleaned and Dninted preparatory to
.the mosquito pest, which has long her nnal trials for speed and other , pl¢C€45ll1Cl7l III wool regular 85c yd.
 C IA  given the New Jersey coast nn unen- acceptance tests, she, will at once en-
viable reputation. Tomorrow the gross the undivided attention of na.-,,
commission will receive bids for the val men. ` in
vation of 200,000 square [ect of ‘ Interest in the Rivadavia lies chief- _
small ditches to drain the meadows-ly in the fact that she and ber sister ' 4
between the city and the mainland. ship. the Moreno under construction _
,Twenty thousand dollars will be ex- at Camden. N. JV., are the ilrst so~ inch an wool French cashmere regular 58C ld’
pended in the work of draining the called dreadnouzhts to be built in the y an
‘meiidows, which are the breeding United States for a foreign country. iece :inch Sui vile X 6 ld
qnluces lor the mosquitoes. When. three vears acc, the Fore Riv- 7 P 4 » Pe V leg” at 5° Y ~
er Shiphuildinv Company and the ‘
HARLOTTETQWN MARKET3_ New York Shinbuildinz Comnany re-
Pearl Grry Taffeta Cloth 39|: yd, 'one
Pink Csshmere 39c yd, one piece 44
:h all wool regular 65c yd. ~
Cream Cashmere 39c yd. one piece 4
Tan Silk Stripe Voile 39|: d one ii
Light Grey Crepe de (hene 59c, one
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---_ eeived the ccnh-:vets for building the I piece 42 inch all woolregulnr 65c. __
Corrected for every Wednesday ` and RiVad“"i“ ‘f'f"_  W'°"““' "°5P_°°t‘
gnu”-dc! issum ivelv, the F ‘ ‘ 'oi the United
_ States won their first important vie one half iece 2 inch all wool re ulnr 6 c.
"`"" °"""""°°"'°""" "1" V°"<°""' u 'Oats Iwhlte 30 tory in bidding for the construction P ' 4  S
  ours (black) 4a _ I
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Pale Blue`Chepe de chene 59:: yd,
w (per ton.) $5.50 to $6.50
Bright Rid Plnuml 396- one piece 4o
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*Hay (per ton) $12,
Eggs (per doz.) 20 to 23 _;1,-_;,»;e
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Butt r ` 20 to 25
Chic en (lb)
60 to
Potatoes, per bus,
Turnips, per bus.
Cabbage (lb)
‘, Hides
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4 iFowlk(each) 12 to $3 U. Island \ one piece 50 inch regular 55C.
20 .F or , . ~_,-‘ e
15 ,il 1 ‘ .~> Souvenir
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, inch all wool regular 48c yd.
Black and White Shepherd Check 39c,
Mid 
_ “"‘°' "~ ‘ 85c yd. We wai_1t'to make room for our fall stock. ,
T0 EXTERMINATE THE RIVADAVIA
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THE MOSQUITO' To BE TRIED Own L an Cream Serge 39:: d one me 2 inch Nnvy ue us re ¢¥ ,vue piece
,inch regular 65c yd.
Brown lustre 39e yd, one half piece 4;
inch regular price 68c yd.
Navy Blue Embroiderrd Voile Q91: yd
ore piece 42 inch regular 65c.
Black and While Stripe Voile 39|: yd,
one pi-:ce 44 inches wide regular price 85c yd
Black Silk Stripe Voile 39c yd, one
half piece 44 inch regular 8oc
Navy and Black Panama 39c id
one halfplece each 4o inch regular 48c yd
Taupe Serge Striped 39c One piece 42
inch regular 65c.
Residn Green Sir'oed Voile .'5"e one
piece 42 inch regular 65c yd
ST. M1-incl-\RET's CQLLEGE
A RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
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Rehts
Calfskins
TORONTO
Codfish lb)
Lobster (lb)
Oorned Codiish (lb) 6c.
1 Spring Lomb iqr.) $1.00 to $1.50
Beef (IU) 10 to 16 .
Bee! (quarter) 9 to 11
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_  Jewelry
We have just what you
want herein Island sou-
venir j3\velery‘-tie pins,
belt bucklrs, brooches, hat
pins, iiugs, watch fobs,
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200 Remnants
ACADEMIC COURSE from Preparatory to University Mauiculnlion and
First Year Work.
MUSIC. ART. DOMESTIC SCIENCE. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-
Crickei, Tennis. Basket Ball, Hockey, Swimming Bath.
SCHOOL RE-OPENS AFTER HOLIDAYS, Sq>lel'nl>¢l 10th, 1913.
Write for Prospectus 52
URS GEORGE DICKSON. President MISS J. E. MACDONALD. B.A., Frlnclpel
Lettuce (bunch) _ 5c_ '
Fresh Mackeral (each) 20 to 25
Muttnn (lh) 10 to
`Rhel\barb (W)
Lettuce (bunch)
Spinach (lb)
Rnrlish (bunch)
Strawberries (ft)
Peas (_qt,)
Gooseberries (qt.)
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match, cigaretteand cigar
cases, braclets, Iockels, and
innumerable other small
articles priced at 15c up.
.'.lt°;@ I ‘ lhe lsland’s leading Stole.
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of Dress Goods
, Dress tweeds and sllks at about ‘I-2 price, come `ear1y and get first
l choice as we intend to have the greatest remnant sale in our history
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and white with navy velvet trimming 5.75 for 4 95. , \ e _ i

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REA MID- UMME  
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Greater Values have never been offered at ‘°My Store” than will he given during our:
Big Clearance Sale of Summer Mercltannclise
Ladies’ Dresses , Silk Waisis
Io only small check prints pielty designs $1.65 for $1.25. o silk ist - f `h b
h_H 5 t twa ds_ zrilziuy o E e rand new 'Fill shades in ll/_ilelsis)iIailnesaPaiIleties, ’l‘aileitas,Lace over
_ l _ _ c i ou, e c, e c, an in a s zes rom 32, 44. ese goo s wi : c ose out at 2 . .d .
for 4.50.8 only muslin dresses, nicely made and neat patterns sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 3 25 for 2 75, 5 25 early can Wm insure first choice. _ 5 P C ISCOUUT
20 Mull dresses in white, pink, sky 3 25 for 2.75
301:35' d°3i{8sf<;rs0l>= 2.<>111y<1f>5-50f°f425-' \     
2 at tan chlmbnfis do square_neck 3`4 SIe?ve 38 40" 2‘35 for 10°' Ask to see these dresses-The American girls who will have nothin cl
2 _“ Grey and white gingham do trimmed red ith 1 ll . f `
w ace co ar 3 25 or 2.75. the Boy Scouts. - g se are 3 Sister club to
3 " Linen do lawn trimmed with lace collar 4.50 for 3.75. A
I2 only House dresses made of heavy striped .gingham worth 1.50 for 98c.
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3 only Fawn dresses tan trimmed I4, 16, I8, 2 50 for 2.oo  
1 _ . ° 3 pieces musllus Hovyered in mauve," brown and blue 25c now 1 c.
8 “ Sky blue and white stn e in ham 2 of `
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_p g g .5 or 2.co. 1 piece do flowered very pretty 1 5c now Ioc.
I “ Fawn do piped white with large pearl buttons 3 oo for 2.50. i E ' ‘ `
_ _ _ 3 p eces mpire Ray stripe 15c now roc.
2 “ Marquisette dresses-one brown and white-with brown velv t -
  Dresses--Special     - ~   o   q
A Colored Mar uiscttes
3 pieces of above in old rose, sky. copenhageu 3 5c for 25c
Alot of Wash Belts I5c now 1oc.
” 4 - é Kimono cloth ja attern I c for 12c
We have on hand also about 25 very swell dresses recently purchased--but also oliered In this I pl" P P 5 a '
.gle-néade of mull-lawn-all over embroidery-marquiseite, ranging in price from 4.50 to 18.'oo. I P.i°°° Skydre” °ambn°`I5° ‘dr 1°”
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csc resses are now oilered at 25 p. c. discount to clear. _
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1 piece sky dress cambric Foulard pattern 18c for l5c. ‘
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A lot of other goods will be found on our counters at greatly reduced prices.
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