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i Cook Sllldio
rlved from New York with 650 tons `
Anthracite Coal in stove and chest
nut sizes. She will be followed im-
mediately by the "Levi S. And-
_ rows" with 950 tons in egg; stove
’   coo.,
1-an urnsrrntwa
Souvenir Jewelry iv
before.
just
.7 -`_.»lG»\ -
 Store
"`asrssi.15§_iiilb~ .assi    » A
mere complete L_ U _ ~ 
_ .».-a_v 1
usthat we havealmost every ”'»..l. »  V" I »~i~_  _ _
Brooches, Belt Pins, Links “'7”"9 'L °h°°“' “t '  _ ‘ 9,,
_ d h 'run Nop1lumsm.aNn;1-_ 'nic .pst
h falittle Souvenir of your trip to P. E. Isian t e S. S. Nort umber1md._srrlv I in
*nina on want” Charlottetown at .8.0l5_-last evening. eq
7 » Among the passengers by her were since
Mr R E and Mrs Mlltch returning $58
S  S lroin Pugwash, Principal  D.  um
Work
is our specialty. We de-
velop, print and enlarge.
do your work _in shortest
time, give best results.
lowest prices. '
Daabrisay Block ‘
Children are interesting in each
stage of their development.
. Let pictures keep them as they
are to-day-pictures full of uncon-
ions, unaffected grace, and :hex
lrldividuality of the child.
Hake an appointment for them
to inspect our playroom.
The Bayer Studio
Due to arrive per schooner
Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick
1500 tons best quality Anthr-
acite Coal in Nut, Stove and
Egg sizes I
We Would Advise
intending purchasers of hard
coal to book their orders _now
as the price advances la’er in
See these A
Oxfords
MEN these are
the shoes tor you
to buy, light, neat,
stylish, cool and
comfortable,
shown in all the
latest lasts rang-_
ing in price from
$3.00 to $5.00.
A splendid line
of the famous ln-
victus oxfords
$5.00.
Get your pony
votes here.
Alley 69 Co
135 Queen. _
the season. T
231119. 0|! lil]
DOING WELL.-On -enquiry last
night as to the condition of the un-
Tuesday from one oi the towers of
thp R. C. Cathedral in the city, that
a'mira-:ulous escape from death, it
wl_|§ learned that he was doing well.
Davy. who is a patient at the Char- A
lostetown Hospital, did not suiler a
sudh serious injury as was at first P
thought and there is every hope of
iq-5, man of Prince Street School from _-
""”_"[ ' W miner. ~ and mf. costs.. chi new be r   _
demobstrator, who brought two more A ._ . _
   cars over with him.  " _ J _
ons barn at St Peter’s Road was
was at work at the time in another
pg! of the farm, and before he and
t neighbors arrived the Dre had sl
rn_d_de too much headway to bs mas- C
proximity to' the barn was in i-m-
Insurance. _
Noonan, Albany, was united in the
holy bonds of mntrimony to Miss
Mary Hagan, daughter of Mr. John h
match. She was attended by her
sister Miss Mabel Hagan while 'the
the here a
Iil.snd‘s
.- t, »_
._-..-
Mrs. N. Marana, icsuiorésmwn, is
» fortunate man, Davy, who fell on visiting iriendsin Bt. Peter's Bay.
ur. John J. `0h;r-ion, or se. Louis,
is now under reconstruction, and had was in Charlottetown yesterday.
Mr. J. E. B. ll£cCready,'Pnb1lcity
gent, returned Tuedday night ifom
pleasant weeks visit to _St. _ John,
enobsquis and Moncton.
hismaking a speedy rapovery, Miss Margaret A. Ross, of Pinette,
__ -_ ir vlsitiu_g in Charlottetown, the
BARN BURNED.-On Monday eve- guest ol her_ uncle, Mr, M. N. Mc-
nilig, 28th lust Mr. Nall B. Johnst- Leod, Elm Avenue. '
destroyed by fire with some valuable Mr. R. P. Gaudet ol Moncton whol
emcts, but fortunately with no live has been spending a_ short, visit _ae
stock. The origin oi the Bra is not his old-horne,_~in» Charlottetown left.
known with certainty. Mr. Johnston yesterday morning on return.
Miss Ethel Callaghan and _Miss Bes-
e M. Dillpn left this ~mornlng for
onway id spend their vacation with
telfed. The dwelling house from its friends tlserel-if '~:=‘~ ' _
'minute danger , but the eilorts oi an Miss Patricia Hughes, Shamrock ,
efficient bucket brigade averted fur- Miss Jean Murphy, Augustine Cove ,
ther loss. Mr. ‘John_ston’s barn was and Miss Mary Hammill, Middleton
a large one and his loss`would be es- 'are among the teachers attcndllig
timated ‘\ at $400. valuation, No the Summer School in Charlottetown
Mr. John Power, News Agent _ on
WEDDING BELLS.-St. Malachias the P. E__.1, R_ and his assistant H,
<» Church, Kinkora was the scene of a Phillips; arrived by the Northumber-
VGFY Pretty Wtddillz On Tuesday July land last night from New Glasgow
22nd, when Mr. Jeremiah Noonan , where the latter was visiting his
son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. father. -
Mr. R. N. Taylor of Montreaifwho
as snent the past few weeks on the
Hasan, Carleton. The ceremony was Island, leaves this morning on
nertormed by Rev. J. J. McDonald . returnfto his home. Mrs. Taylor and
The bride looked charming in a children will' remain hereior some
white embroidery suit with hat t o time longer.`~‘ , ' _ _ _
The Rev._Father John McKenna .
groom was ably supported by his 'ol Kansas, is spending the week end
` ` Phone III _ .  _ lirother Mr. Thomas E. Noonan. at Tidnislr, the guest of Mrs; `
ll. Lyons 8|. Bu.,
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WE MAKE TEETII
and we
will do a
have and
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L 'My .- _ . . . ` _ _
’=$.‘ / / nw' wewi||,10,,, lfnnp, is will give you rn: Beulamin Franklin, who is supposed t
they' repaired to thee
:£622 Wedaiixg laigtion éalgohglzln with the Duke oi'Connaught as 'Grandi
. -I _ master has made tremendous pro-
The large number of beauti ul pres grass ' in recent years_ Ameri_
nts. _ 1
ents received, testliy to the high es-
teem in which the young couple are
held.
can Freemasons maintain fraternal
relations with the lodges of all coun-
tries, _except the Grand Orient oi
-- AMERICAN FREEMASONBY France, which is a tree-think ngand
-American ~Frcemasonry, with its
grand lodge, called St. John’s, and
also a private lodge, were establish- S
ed in Boston by Henry Price, who, P
nit le i V
_ ____ _ Venti-clerical organization. '
Of the various divisions oi Free-
morc ‘than a million and.. a half oi. _¥l9s°"fY~ Yhi’ ._A,m°n‘2§m,, S“Pl`°m°
members in the United stares and ‘€°“DCil of 1*-"Cleat" Accepted Scot-
(_.,§nada‘ will celebrate its moth tlsh. Rite Masons at Boston was or-
birthday to-dny_ _ ganized in New York in 1807; the
on July .so, 11as, s provincial general Grand Chavterof Royal Area
sons at Boston in 1797; and the
rimitive Freemasonry in 1366, Ne-
ee them to iltexsctly We ln 1754, was constituted grand mas- gm M550" NWS grand lodges in sev-
pgnptorigpgc 1,‘|:JeRlat;eetll"hye0; ter own. nu North Amencm In 1.834 ertll SiZB.iZOB Bild 0118 lil CnIl8Cl8., all
he outgrowth oi Airilra Lodge, No.
,,_r"‘»-QW ' . H J  ~ best suiigtdre poll? le to get ll sp L0 h_,,v,, wen initiated in Eng1,md_ 459. which was chattered in 175-'i by
mu ""‘ff_~:;;-/1 g -lj 5" ggflrgff, ugaggggzlusgfgagelv' “eww” published the Masonic constitution. t - . _ s . ` 
L* The fraternity soon spread to other n‘?11’F‘;5&i 30”; theififst Flliemasfilafy ‘ ` _
. - o rrs e in mer ca as in no o er ' - ' - . .
A CAREFUL Tzsr ° 125 Que" S" colonies n'm'1 tp Canada' and number’ Part ol the \vo ld d ‘ th l Q/ ' 0 `    Q
d l tl b t-w'll d - D R b N (3 Q ed many distinguished men as mem- F 1 an m e °f“`_Y T ~
tgrmlgddnhliathoeli- ol: gg; gbheheetil gin; rl 0  "Goff-if bers. George Washington became a part of the last century was s“b3e°?'  _ '   .  » _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.. ‘
serou hue beau having headaches and 1.h°m,m_| master Mason in 1753_ The nm; Ma_  to 3 severe but inefrectual opposl- ' _ _ _ .  ._ . . _ I. I Ml T E Ds _ » _ _ .
feeling tired and unset, it is quite possible
that the
RIGHT GLASSES
we c:n suggllyovfny kind or style you
°'°'"` s w 1'av|.o|1
l I
Killltléelignei the strain and your general] E|€C'tl°lC Restofel' f0l' MC"
vl ' V i ‘
Ph o5ph0n0| restores cvsry nerve in the body
to its proper tension , restore!
m and vitality. l-‘renlnture decay and ull exual
ealcness averted at once. Phosphuneil will
. u W
Southside Queen Square make vnu s new man. Price me box ortwo for
 
_ 5
Having moved into my New li
as. Mud: as .1-ses bean
¢»...»¢”.é..d.‘i'll§..l»‘.’;i.  °" _"“
ld . in . la
‘in i"»§’..‘|".§’r‘i.¢.£J'1.‘.‘“"°' "’°' "°"‘°“.
Store at the upper end of Main
Street, Victoria, I ani prepared to,
to meet the demands of the public, l
with Ice-Cream, Temperate l)r inks;
Fruits Confectionery, etc. Thank~
ing mycnstomers for their liberal
patronage in the past, and hoping
for acontinuanoe of same in any
new stand. '
H. R. PROFITT
Victoria
_ J ' ` 'V YL' '__ N 'A
Are You Using
t Arena Lawn
Slalionery
"11s,o,oo_ =. its ml ‘ s na, th r - H. fl
tal for J,-e Unitgglsstga; and grit; tered into all the religious, social and Customgrs f1'0n`f all P3118 Cl
sonic hall in America was built in
The early lodges derived their au- 5
land and Scotland, but after the Re- °
volution independent grand lodges n
were organized' in the various States. F
ish-America being 1,522,41s. ‘ P
::We are otlering some good values
in cased i es this w k. A le
he Grand Master ol England
rganization, and three years later a
atioual convention was held in Phil-
a
overeign Sanctuary ol Ancient and
...°Bov. Mr.
Presbyterian
' ~_`p`ro_ached a
Georgetown »
on i Friday V
...°Mr._
has been
the Western
y_eara.is
Mrs. Capt;-‘
Bnurls,°.i_-. :..... »...\.n_-rf. .,  .;.
-l
' fi  V-rf,
_.. _ .- Inf;  f-,~ ..l.f -
4;
MR'é3.A1ts1E';te. csilvelw’ "
'rss death neun'-‘és ar ‘_ 1151 Plantat-
ion St. Worchester, Mass.. on July
21st of Mrs. A`rin`ie_fE. Campbell, wife
ol Mr. John AJ. Campbell aged _'50
years. _Deceased was the oldest dau-
ghter of James Goodwin 9( Bedeq`ue,'
-The remains arrived on S. S. Emp-
ress on Wednesday 23rd, accompan-
ied by her husband and sister. Miss
_Maud Goodwin, Funeral took .place
Friday morning to St Peters Church
North Carleton, where . high mass
oi requiem was sung by Rev. _ J. J.
McDonald. There were many beautiful
iloral tributes, among them I-sing a
shea! of lilies, peas and carnations,
from employeesaoi Worchester State
Hospital, Cross of carnations. roses
and maynolia leaves from husband
and family, wreath oi English violets
boxwood and ferns from Mr. and
Mrs J. F. Penney; wreath of roses,
simlax and ferns from J. McRae and
,J. Neilson; plague of sweet peas and
carnations _from Miss Ella Public-
cover; plague of roses ferns and car-
nations frorn Mrs . Margaret Mc-
Donald and Miss _Annie McDonald;
nlague af sweet peas and simlax
from Norman Campbell; cluster of
ivy and gernnium from Mrs. John
Davison. Burial was in family lot
in St, Peters Cemetry.
‘ 3 J
Dr. ,
Alter the _ceremony the wedding par- Boudreau en route to his lormer 
ty drove to Summerside where they home in P. E. Tsland,‘wbere he will 
partook ol a sumptuous dinner, then spendhls vacation visiting his rpm-_
ls A Constitutional Disease.
It manifests itself ln local aches and
pains.-inflamed jnlnts and stil! mus-
cles,-but it cannot bs cured by local
applications.
It requires constivslonal treatment.
Ind the best is s. I arse of the great
blood-purifying an-' tonic medicine
_ , . _
Hood s Sarsaparllla
which corrects the acid condition of
¢he blood and builds up the system.
Get it today. Sold by all drugglstl
Cvrywbers. 100 Dosu One Dollar.
l l
on. In the Unireu states this at- F S I _ -
phimdemhia in 1753_ temvt to suppress the fraternity re- - ‘  .. ‘   A ` ' 1* _ _
ulteu 1;! 1829 in the formation or f 1 » Wholesale and Retail.
thority from the grand lodges of Eng-, the Anti' “sonic P°‘rty» 8 Political
ment of lcrbss `i’oxe new in
_= Keep After The  lies " '-=‘
a.-as
¢
»,-\ _.. -.. _,..
i Looe s   'nl E' aows|.e_
-I  for rirliuv also srrronvslv cunrn sr me use or  
T DR. FOWLER'S 
'; EXTIlM}'l'-.»kW|lll_STRAWBERRY-`t '
" T v. ¢s"v.s~: in H-'f Y# 'f° F-'I
- ` _-|-59° whstwe. Claim _For lt.
D0 not allow yourself to be imposed upon by an un-
scrupulous druggist who tries to §l\'°_Y°“ °”° °f th” 5°'
“nod Stmwmmy _cgmpgunds insteadvof " Dr. Fowler’s."
See’th'at the _name of _.The T._Milburn Co., Limited, 9
Toronto, Ont., app¢afS 0_9 *H5 W*`3PP°" 'P"'l°° 35°' ' i A
| _5,_,_ l_=l
V, . _
€
V But _
Don"t-A Forget the Potato l
'   Bugs '
_ |` ' 2;. .
\$‘l‘.‘i» ;->l!@'?€r,
,<\\`_w?-<\\r` 
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The farmer wants Paris Green that will kill the
bugs and protect his potato crop. “Berger’s" English
Paris Green is well known all o_ver the country as being
the flpurest and most economical. It has been used by
farmers for years and has gained the reputation
for
The bilance of theicousign 'I `
strength and purity. Now is the time to order your re-
quirements beiore the heavy demand starts If you leave
it too late, you will be witliout_ ir. Don't delay. The Green
that has held the record for purity for years is the kind"
to buy. Price per lb. 
American Strictly Pure Paris Green in cardboard
packages, price.................»......  ..........25c per lb_
Sprayers for usewith Paris Grecn......... ......5Uc es-
, _
delphia and William Wirt was nom- ' ’ ' ~' ` ls’ . il" ‘ . .  ' "_ "_"
olit1ca'i relations Freemasonry al-
565 7-29Ml.tS6ipd. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. Mtf.
I
Fire Insurance
For rates ln the P. E. lslsnd_Mu¢ual
Eialnsurance Companies on Farms.
ul in s Churches. Halls, Schools.
otdlrdireols Factories, Water Mills.
"°"° °' 5i°ll.fd’ELL.1e:Hydn»r Street
Best   llard Coal 1
The schooner' I “YEitolle"’uh~as'ar- _
and chestnut sizes, all of highest
gtade and best quality.
.Irion ei this  will be lowest
*lie  _ madly me
anasmsylwrli-senses _ _ _ _
9 _
Arena Lawn is the ~
name we have given to
our new line of Note
_ Paper and Envelopes.
We have it in both
Pound Packages and Tab-
lets.
It has a nice smooth
writing surface but still
retains the Linen Finish
 *i.lj=.Y°‘*"**"i'_"'__*"i??'-"*"°‘*"**°‘°*=' Pound Pubs" 25°-`
Whelan. an man cm calm.
Clftown, Iyul rrth, r9r3.
m
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r
'I‘he‘Scl1r. "Oliver Amee'
wilibe due here this month
‘ 700 Ions
and Schr. “Edward ll, Blaise"
will' load a_t New _,York __ in
about ten" day s. i
_ 850 ions
_ llard Coal
01,' i
with A w ' i il
Both Cargoes _
_Best _American
brand pipe at 25e. is a good one. E. best smoking condition in patent hu-
¢..- ._ _sr ._ . _;_ __ _ -
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't i l
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' .wr "¢rss¢»iik`m€°'%3i
gill rliHl)'~|er»lf'w nismr s r»gu|sr.rl1r;1.
lzs - i
nm. ”»F.‘3.’€‘.‘..‘l.'i' °'.s‘§'ari‘?i'ii'i' lit" "6‘$
cmnos, sl . lass* _ | ,.,
3.;-“.iv‘.rrif§i.sr$‘F.°?Z-?5?»l!El:“f'L'.°i.~.
.stl.‘" t.'t:.§'_.'.'::.ts ‘tri “sit
one in  ' -
usns Mx! llgzaepflll 12:)
U0 `
lllve euen ‘_ _
rvurh  on main ' s, _ --
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Each state and province oi Canada "lated fm' the P"°°id¢“°Y~ FWF S°"9"' t-he Nlassachuseus 'ranch 'win
*now has a grand lodge' that of New al decades a violent anti-Masonic
    -»°-v-f»~»»t:.':f::;°..::.°. i;:r“.;.‘:;.‘;“=”.;j:‘ :if days: t .; .. ._  4 Pedlgreed Black Foxes G
ll T
..._-........:...... ..........1.......... ....1 .na rseylf-all elaim linrilif I -John' R. Dinnis Pedigreed Foxes, Ltd. I '
“"“`- . .e animals are the best cross
::No_'matter what Price You want Foxes eVef _lI11POIii€(l I0 the i 'uncorponud July 22nd’ 
. l
be sold 'wit-hin 'tl1e`neXt 'few
the Province have ins ected
These lodges are in lull afliliation S5 b°°“m°-1?‘{W°fl“l in M°’ii°° “if this 'U'  " `  ` ` "H P
with the English grand lodge, which, P°r1°d» and 1" that °°““tY`¥ had H35
them. and have made purchases
and Friday i
WZV. _
cur oiii :es and meet Mr. Grant,
who will be delighted to give
you full information. and take
you out to the ranch' where
the animals are located.
These animals were inspect-
ed at Prince Albert before
their departure and have been
examined since their arrival
and are pronounced healthy,
CMI# lex- _.li1shin o¢‘
` Phone rllg. 
I . \ A
D D ee samp
lot of H.B.n's-13111 all, and every- to pay.-' 5:.-'. or 10s. su-sight or s`.for Province. ' ` ' ' ‘  h " '
one different. Will be sold at 20 per 250-. V011- Will lllld 0111' line Ol ci ` ‘l ‘ - ' ` `      
cent discount. You can see these the most satisfactory every time gyad:  less than dave” foxes - ' ' A . P ,
pipes in our window. The ‘student choose. ws keep an our cigars in W¢f¢ bf‘0'k¢dlll1I'iI1`g’ TburSday_  fSr|lls_cfil¥_ediC_apiial (present Issue) $l25,000 . 5
i
.
vigorous and free from diilessey
I `\" "'< ‘f _'I <'r_~;"“’.*`,."'f- ff _‘.".f= .*.__'%?' .~ |
, 3 I
midors. and all good k , k -‘ .__ _ _.  ` __ ` _ _
  ...... f:.‘:::.§:.. 13:. this mu be the as oppof- Slt"°°» $'°° °»°"» fl" "'°=
plies. can in g<_»_asy_ ang 1901: in our tunity for parties to *et in the f _
large silent salesman and Bee samples F 5 “ll
Th _ A _on which theissue of $128,000 stock
H ofthe »l_Esr. cigars' mdds.""1‘hs Mac- °x business In A mpdemte _ ~~  ` > t
' ' _Kinnon`__rug` Co._‘_ Corner Great Geo. _ ,__ . .
__ _ 'Md »K_°”.'= Qui"  1   .' ' Htl. - You are invited to call at ` `sSe S “made mm" tor one mot wo'
' ‘ ' . . s ; p ~ ..
_ year old Dalton proved lircetlol-s (now in the Dinnis Ranch) that
reared four young in lill2 nntl four in 1918. _
Five pairs of young foxes of 1013 litters. all selected from litters
' of six. five or four.
J'
The sole use of the name of John R. Dinnis. _
The cost of flotation of the Company. ` _
This is
0011
a Straight-Forwsrrl Business Proposition
f 1
If one estimates the ex en _ f i. ti , ad rtisihg office
and mfr. _ans or stock niiapiligiltgatliiiinchil siiie usrilu the slime of
-701111 R~ Dinnis. all ut 10 p. c. on the subscribed stock. the prlvv 07
%f§%l¥l8 unrmals is reduced to present market values (July $3115
_ Directorat President-John n_. Dinnis. For Rane-
e _~ hor. Charlottetown, Pr E ‘.|_hlanG-
B. C. Borden, Sackvllle, N. B., Prmldent~0f~
n. A., 8. s A.-(Toronto).
of“_1|'ar‘!_farml1'|ilill .
Agrioult7ure.~ 
` - Fflff
,Econ¢ir`nlos)arlll` 
Lyons. 'Charlottetown ' ti.-‘il;.»~I\elaud.i Vlfiiilf
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