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$4.98
About 50 pairs
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Black and Brown-end ,
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lar $6 to 7.50 styles. 5
See 01,1: Window.
Alley & Co
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The Studio
Invites All Summer Tourists
to . Call and have their
Photographs Taken while
in the City.
The Baver _ Studio
A. E. Lion. Studi. 9
B901 P|lU\i7i|‘lP\\¥
' ' Moderate Prieee
Peraolial attention to Amateur
Photography.
107 'Queen Street
Phone 68--e.
 
Proiessionai 
DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC Dl8l\8l8
UURATIVE TREATMENT by the
month in advance, Vletorla Hotel.
Charlottetown, P.Bl . I. , Canada.
HOURS. 12 £0 8 dllll. NOW
|91-8-2M3mospd.
r' f .
J. D. STEWART, K. 0.
Barrister, .Solicitor and
Notary Public
Olllce Newaen Block, Charlottetown
Branch Oilioe. Georgetown
llonev to Loan on Real leteto
5-1-; 
B. S. HEBBIAN
llrrieter, lolloltor,
Notary Public. etc..
UONIY T0 LOAN-
lentepue. P. I. I.
McLEA_N & McKINNON
lerrletere Atterneye-ee»l.aw
- Oiloe Royal Bank Building
_~ Charlottetown. P.lI.l.
hcLEOu &‘ BENTLEY.
W. I. I tie K. 0-
' lerrletea and .gzteibeyeet-Lew
o|\‘ , gan 4
om...-sen|<°§f N. e. c'n¢msm.
¥ ' charietteeswn. P.l.I.» `
IIOBSON & DUFFY
larrleeere
*Mm for
fha..

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_'WARBUn'.r9n Q snsw
.aura
,,,_°°,1“'°°» 'Heels-'oz ummm on
an  ontelue Um-pore
"Q“#Sl?=R1fdsé
. Hnrdmging “J
  
..°|T PAV8 to buy in qu, P|,°"n°.`.
f _ ~ -___ i. ‘l
. . NIR. HAROLD P. GORDON ia.
:U Qsvruewwn Guardian rep;-e|¢|m\§_
ve.
..*WRONG CREDIT Gly'EN.- lt
\vas the Annandale Littlo.'Pond Red
Cross Society under when auspices
Ihe lecture and ice cream sogial-re~
ferred to a few days ago as realising
$64: was held. 'V
..*ESTEENi\ED~_ RESIDENTS.-.An
Diller Of Killg'B O0l.lnty’s esteemed
gentleman who has passed tire tour
score year and ten mark, is Mr. Dau-
iel Gordon of New Perth, who etiig
retains n great amount of vllgor and'
good health and is able to do some
work in the h`sy field. He` keeps ‘well
posted on all pulblic questions of the
times especially on the war and takes
hisauthority from the Bible. His sisf
ter' Miss Margaret Gordon- also of New
Perth, is some years' his senior and
she too is able zo cum' nie and visit'
some of her nearby neighbors, -_
..°K|Noee0Ro |Ns'r|1'u1'E. -1
The Kingsboro Women's institute mei
in the Han on August sm vice~_presid.-
ent in the chair, opened wi-thsinglng
God Save our Splendid Men`; after the
usual preliminaries a report from the
visited it in July and two otherswere
nppeinted -to visit in in August. Next
came a report from the Women's
Convention by the Secretary. A com-
munication from Canon Simpson was
then read telling of the change made
in the prisoner of war adoptions, all
present decided it was for the best and
that this Institute would fall in with
the new system if the President and
some of the officers absent agreed
Miss Laura `Stewart.then read a paper
on Cooperation between 'Home and
School, As there was only one trustee
present and the hour late. there was no
discussion on pasper. After singing
God save the King- the meeting came
to a close. Miss Bealivrice and Elsie
Fraser invited the \Ins`titute oo meet
with them next month. Members' pres-
ent 8. visitors 2. ` ` _
 f
suesuarflsuni 
 rlvsvunss
'F' ell Reetored,to,H_ th
"li lyme s.  e
Regeiable Compound;
Key Welt, Fle.- tive
euilered from
ever
it
and
can now
housework- I am telling. my
about lt."-Mrs. J. N. Callus,
Caroline St., Key West, Florida.
Man; women at some period ln their
life eu sr from ailments peculiar to their
sex and which in most cases may be
‘readily relieved by thie famous mot. and
herb medicine, ydis E. Plnkham e
Vegetable Comipouad, just any Mn.
Camus found it elped her after euifer-
lng for years md trying everything also
n n. ~
vm
If h annoying s tome
.... fill' ...°.`I.'i.12§’.l'......i, ef... l'.'}'.ll.. r.
li.“““°“‘..."‘;“‘.°r;“r .?.°--.im-,..'.‘.:.'.'.
u .o e r e e
ln sdrsissin women on Zilla subject le It
your eerviie.
 
Carter’ s
-Now in stock-
All the best Mlqezinee pub-
lished received ee -ieeued.
Canadian and American Newe-
pepere received daily. ` ~
X New Beoke and Novell for
`He||e|y mem.
,seo reprints from beet Auth-
ere resuler prieee $1.25 to $1.50
each. Our Holiday prieee`,50 end ,
'iii cente each. Come ia uid look
them over. _ ` ,
Our Bookewre eleeee eedh ev- i
. erin; (except Seturdlyl et 6 f
dilouirand et one o’cl00¥ 9"
'Wednesday durilll Jul! U4
Aullll-
Carier`&. Fo Ltd
Booke and Statibiwfi'
. ' .
~ tl .. . ~~ ‘ 2 “ .`,’.- _,.
' " .1 -»  *_ .5
u ,...,r 0
\.-\ _.lm f /1**
-in the presence of their family, grane
were indulged in. all of which tended
school was given by the members who;
A. F. . . . . . . .
 84%
Atchison . . . . . . . . .
. . 85% 86
Anaconda . . . . . . . .
. . 66% 66%
‘M. F. Ct. . . . . . . . . .
. . 99 99%
Mex Nor Power 101 1009;
. ,R .. T. ..... ._
00  s. 'r. U.   43%
. _ 'Crucible ..   68% 68'
Central .. .... ...H74 '73
U. S.  . . . . .
.......111% 110%
U. P.  . . .....124% 123%
Th. w°m.”| Hom. c°|n'|||. P- R. S. ...N ...... 71 70
um Annu" Nm . S. P.   86%
` » “Ale . 67% 6754
AUGU31- MA°Az|N!3-_ f ‘ ` ;l'."r.. ......}‘.\\....‘.. 79' 77%
»* Eestern'|'rust`Co
,I llflliehleaelueei
~ . . *TWO-GENTB-'PER-WGRB' such*
insertion. for advertising in this cel-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty~hve cents. .
.'..*GOLD!N r.NNlVEl\8ARY. ,-
'l`)1e‘ residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Collin. Savage Harbor, suitably decor
ated lor the occasion, was the scene.
of a joyous event on the eve ot the
third Inst., when_the golden anniver-
sary of their marriage was celebrated
children and immediate irlends. A
sumptuous repast, dnintiiy prepared
and heartily partaken oi, was thor-
oughly ehjoyed 'by all. after which
music, games, singing, speeches, etc.,
to make the hours ily too speedily by.
So with congratulations and Howl
Wishes for many more years oi’ marri-
ed bliss to the host and hostess ano
singing of “God 'Be With You Till We
Moet Again," the guests departed to
their homes all feeling that an even-
ing had been enjoyably and proilt-
ably spent.
' ll0'l'EL AllRlilii IS
VICTORIA HOTEL
'Capt. J. C. Houston, Halifax.
`Mrs. J. C. Houston, I-lalifaxl
Gilbert Houston. Halifax.
‘ Katherine McDonald/ Ottawa.
Thomas A. Morris. City.
A. T. Baker, St. John.
B. M. Blackadar, Windsor, Ont.
Mrs. A. A. Martin, Boston.
Master Clyde Martin, Boston.
F. Fulton, Toronto, Ont.
A. L. Fraser, Souris.
S. C. Clark, Mount Stewart.
Dr. Morris, Dundas. `
Wm. C. Garrison, North Wiltshire.
J. A. McDonald, Cardigan.
R. A. Donehoe, Cardigan.
H. J. Leaman and wife, Monctor.
. A. A. McDonald, Souris.
Mrs. A. A. McDonald, Sourls.
Chester iii/leLure and wife, city.
Lena C. McLure, city.
Thomas Carew, Winterport, Me.
Violet M. Riley, Tpronto.
‘ W. 'I‘. Foster, Toronto.
W. H. Ross, Montreal.
N. WT. Lindsay, St. John.
L W. P. Brown, Montreal.
T. Brown, Montreal
_R. Enman, Boston.
_ Mrs. John Mcleaac, Parrsboro, N.S.
Miss Belle Mclsaac, Parrsboro, N.S.
Mrs. Herman,`. Parrsboro, N.S.
L. Dingwell, New York.
Mabel J. Campbell, Boston.
J. J. Connor and wife, Montreal.
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GUEEN\\H0'i'EL
Mrs. J. M.,-Chappell, Fredericton,
N. B. , 1 ' g
Walter Owen, Malpeque.
Captain S. McGougan, Malpeque.
G. W. Ramsay, Malpeque.
1
REVERE HOTEL
J. H. McGregor, 'Montague
C. H. Poole,Montague ‘ -
James E. McLean, Northam `
L. McLean, Nortiham
John Newcombe, Northam
J. T. Landrigaan, 'Montague
Mr. and. Mm., Palmer, Toronto
Alex, Watt, Montreal '
W. A. Ross. Moncton
P. G. Stanley, Toronto ,
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STUCK QUO l‘i\'l`l0NS
HAUIFAX, N. S., Aug. 15.-(Quota
tions furnished by F. B. McCurdy &
Co., stack and bond brokers, mem»
bers Montreal 'Stock Exchange; _Me-
Curdy Building, Halifax, N.S.) ‘
CLOSING PRICES
|Yeeterday|Today
85%
eeding 90% 89%
4495
.. .»~~~¢~--~-..
vrcrfonv
noNns f
_ mde'
.,T.'Lf. ”‘¢.§°3....".“.l‘Zi‘l. id
and sccrured interest. No
oommledon 5, 10, 20 years.
,Sendappllcsixor to 1 -
C.H B. LONGWORTH A
Acting Manager ' f
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.vi  "vs / i N A
lsr
T*  ' . .. -'-L  .. . _. . .0 J. B. Dawson, Halifax Mrs. Russell, sydney-~ _.-
.   Guafdlan- Q. M. s. and wus. wnuams, Lavm Mcneoa, Kinross J
_::;:'V' `Y"'7`Y'Y""'Y'Y"Y ""7" Y’ 7 -'~'~`f-‘F-`-‘-`-' ~» »_ - ~ li; . _;:s ::.-:rr ~:_:;;;.- '::_-_~_-_~_-V-_~:_;; i~;;_~_ _- ~ -_-_»_~_ T0 T0 HQ()
G J. MoQuaid, Souris
Joiiii"McFa'rla`ne, 'Cape' 'Traverse ~
Wesley Myers, Victoria
Peter McKinnon Moncton
Walter McPhall, Arg-yle` Shore `
Albert Boswell, French Fort
Mrs. Thos. McNutt, Malpcque
Mrs. Leigh Sutherland, Sea View
A. Bulman, New Glasgow
C. Bulnnm, New Glasgow CANNED RED PEPPERS
C. N. Stevenson, New Glasgow -iv `
Mrs, B. McGuigan, Haverhill, Mass Wash one peck o_t red-peppers.~Cut'
Wm. Townsend, Durnley a slice from stem end et~each`snd re-
Phiilips, Hamilton move seeds; then cut in thin strips again drain and plunge in ice Water M1881' fifteen l¥\!"\i¢°° PW’ °"°'
'l‘owMheud. St. John by working around arid'aroun'd'th'e Let stand ten minutes, aguinidrain peppers to over-flow jars, cover and
Townshend, City pepper, using' scissors Cover with and Duck solidly into pint 181'!! B0" 11689 in 0010 P1509
Waiter Martin. Halifax
Hazel Kennedy, Bradalbslie
Annie Dystant, Charlottetown
Dr. Ohss. Kennedy, New York
W. H. Houston, Suuxmerside .
  ~ 'lr--' --  ' -P- Y f . . 1 *"7 f ""’*l
  , G_¢:t l_`h_e   tmost For Your Money
---Avoid Ready-Made Clothes--
Order Your Suit Or Ovlercoat
Made-To-Your-Measure
At Last Year’s .Price
Ivan Kennedy. Bradalbane u ’ '
Crystal Kennedy, New York
Frank_Kennedy, Brsdalbane
S. Kennedy, Sr. Bradalbansi. women fly 'U Enof'
when Headaches threaten
' 
quart of vinegar andt
getting the utmost for his money-he knows by actual experience
that it is TRUE ECONOMT to orde 'wr LW-"uie»ic»-Measure Garments.
Today the Ready-Made Suitfor which you pay $35 'must carry at least'30 to
_
THE far-sighted man who figures things out is the man who believes in
35% gross profit for the'~"nie_'1'chant, and i5 to 20% for the _manufaezturen
Therefore; it cannot contain more than $l7 worth of material and labor.
You can order a suit or _overcoat §j ¥}l'\§f`Ol‘l¢ ‘jf 22" gg ~'
stores ortailor shops Made to Your Measure. ond .l£D9!V_. '
'that over 100% of the price represents cloth anfitailorinig
-that is témgibler, wearable vane on the liasis of utocialfs
prices. s " s '
ln addition _yin g_et _greater variety, individual weave and
patterns; af. you _git perfect fit, which is onlv 'sosrilolc
When' each garment is Made-to-Measure. A
Suit or Top Coat '
Made-To-Your-Measure
Contractors to the!
British and Cana-Y
dian Governments. \
Trousers
\\`|- uri- ~I|u\\lN
4-x|~¢~|»ii|m|\i vul-
urs in mill iron-
lwrs from sp.-1-ini
irnn~|-r le-|\::il\a,
nu mlm_v of ilu-er
violins ieri* nhuwll
in u-ry Ilmllz-rl
||n1"\ll|l|-n, we
\\il| ln- nhllgml
in lull rnmilmlern
rnr u ni-com! ii
4-imlm: .. .. ' 5
More Less
Quaiity Money
HERE are times when spending of money mzazs thc' saving of ii,-and tis is
I one of the times. Took upon the money you put il1i0 Om' mi‘~dC't0'm€3Sll_I°¢
garmen't?`as__arnnvestment rather than an expenditure - an investment that will
bring you returns greater than we would even care to estimate.. Our fabrics §
values than take you back to before the war p rivces, and the iinishedgarments _are
values that cannot Q duplicated under double ourjlgrice. The secret .gf OUT V3lU¢‘~
_giving supremacy is specializauon; we Eiffel- you the same range of fa-brics and assure
you the same service at any one of our 22 tailor shops. iff inyllc _Q11 E9 Ch00Se
_your cloth today; piclr out yefgr' style and your zarment _ , 
willibe finished for you the day you want `it. _ _ '  ;
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A 158 R1cHMoND s'r.cH"rowN,P.ls.t'1.“
A ' H22 GREAT TAILOR SHOPS IN CANADA R
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` ' Write for I-‘ree feeble;
  Mgff Q»if~.\|eesnre l-‘crm 'reps Line.
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