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Our Prices! -*Direct from the manufacturers vc are ab’ Bpmman U" "““’ ‘“"‘l”°°°°° °*' nate to uk the Department or an-i
to sell them at as low a rice as 0 e °°"d°d t° “‘°‘“ “‘ ml' '°°°°* "4 cancun to me Live stock Jud
Ill Canada. ‘ P _ .V u fall buy anywhere bereavement. ~ - I _ '_ ` 'Classes on the' farm of Mr. Johnmglg. Dre Ce Ci 
COAL ARmvA"'LB”'__Th Gill at York, on Monday, July Slat, _
,mm Am." Wm be du: h=::_l;°:>_::: beginning at 2 o in .arrangements recognized as tho best authority
  J S week wm__ 7M__t_°“ hard ___o“l_ _md gredbeézgumadgdtt:_vl;rii;g_hln_ns;_°_l<;t;>_§ on the subject, will deliver
. 0 'Y lect
3° '°h°°“" Edvmm B93* Wm wvether a member of the Institute or B um on
,_ -1-__-§_i_ 1 ___,!_H ` ad in- ten days with 850 tone liard'm,_t 1. invited to at¢_,nd_ l K \ | 
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e _ . ‘ " » - ~» e u y a ver on W nesday,
`     sold the mnoener Bertha M-_ so par-[July 2,,¢__ Th, ,ubmt dimmd was _ on Monday. July 2Ist.
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POWNAL CIRCUIT “Th” P°W“°1 read by Mies Mamie MecPbai1 on lm .__ _
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Sfliegtef gmfme Mgnwga m|;l1‘it:_ll‘__ the Improvement ofthe Schoolhouse. Seats on sale nt- the leadin
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Barry of 
oncton are touring P. E. Island. W
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  1 Ladies’  
SummerD_res§es
We have a numbersofiine white
dressesin stock. Some are trimmed
with lace, some with embroidery and
again others are all embroidery. N ow
this is well into July and we do not
want to carry them any more so here
goes for a chance.
All sizes 32 to 40.
$2.50 dresses f»r'$I.98
3.50 “ “ 2.75
8 it ct 
Miss Taylor, nil; at Falconwood, y u y 3.35 ci sc  
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Hard Coal
Due to arrive per
Schooner “Sylora C.
Hall” 650 tons Hard
Coal in Egg a n d
Chestnut sizes. _
0. Lyons 0. 00.
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Fon SALE .f
The undersigned offers for sale
the' following ialusble Poxesi-
Four Male 7__o'_|_i¢e~ pups black, _ ‘ “
live' Fc male Foxes- pun--hlaelr. 
Si: Female Foxes-pure silver (some
darli silver) '
Two Male Foxes- pure silver
One Cross Fox -mostly black and
_ ` silver
I claim an expert knowledge of
foxesend fox fur. There is only one
section of Canada where the Hud-
son Bay Company gets its cboirestgi
fox iurs. These rankon the London `
market with the best furs from this
province.
Since last fall I have been in cor-
respondt me with the fur dea‘ers of
this Hudson Bay stctlon with a
view to securing some of their ver)
best stock. I visited the sectif n re-
cently and out of hundnds of foxes
offered for sale I had first choice
and Selected the above. Tbev are
all frie f rom rust and~the blacks
have no white hairs i xcept the whl e
tipped tail, They are all young fox
es, now quite tame, larger, stronge-
and l etter developed than the island
tox. This province is :ow si,i'ft-ring
the penalty of tco much inbreed-
ing Here is the very stock with
which our best Island foxes should
be mated to produce the surest crop
and the be.t results in the chcice.t
fur. _ _
These f. xes will be sold singly _or
in pairs, or the whole may be dia-
pose l' of in one lot. The foxes may
be inspected at any time by proposed
purchasers. For time and place otin
spection and terms of sale app y at once
to mnroim H. Ben, K. c.. Sommmide
was a ' sa.
°' ° un °i°'rt'ii"nUn nonmuo.
at Cape Traverse-
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Best llard tical
The schooner "Estelle" has nr
rived from New York with 650 tons
Anihrscite Coal in stove and chest-
nut sizes. She will be followed im-
mediately by the “Levi S. And-
rews" with 95° tous in ¢KK» “°"°
and chestnut sizes, all of highest
grade and best q\1lllfY~ I
Prices of this coal will bt l0'\°°¢
while discharging Klhdli’ *lid
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in your orders todlv» *lid °“"’f‘°'
tory delivery will be made.
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Have the natural po=e ani ex-
pres~iou delicate shading and fine
finish you admire.
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ie our lddh. of ‘a successful portrait. This
means s etlldy of the character and wood
of the e_l_tte{_ as well as of salfeu feat-
rggsl-n d t e facilities lor interpreting
Uur studio equipment i to~date
and the entire stud o eurrc nd nas a
etlgned to pgt the sitter at else. enalx
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w don' weoant save sue tee u 9
hfsva illtin possible to save tfem
we i oso lini»t.wewl|l give youth
beat,” su etuie purists to ‘et li yo
cgi et ourdenta nee etou 'reassure
y uuia undanteatiafaction. `,
arm we gttarantee tsem to tit exactly. 
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Dr. Robins 
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Contain
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centres. _
covered
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nice,
high class A ‘
Chocolate
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In tafrivesl cargo cut slab! fY°U‘
NTB. Will be sold chesp from
wharf. Also car load Douglas
9|; pannels, doo". S“"°" 'nd
counter lumber.
M. P. HOGAN-
ileo. E. Full
Halifax and Yarmouth were encamp-
ed,_ forming the tenth and eleventh
brigades. 'l‘-he new liquor law for
training camps proved very effective,
there being only one case oi drunk-
enness during the stay in camp.
SUCCESSFUL PICNIC.-The Corn-
wall Methodist Church Bunday schooll’
picnic held on the Parsonage grounds
on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
July 9th favored by Providence with
ideal weather was in every way a
great. success. Visitors from Char-
lottetown, Hampshire, Kingston,
North Wiltshire, Lot 48, etc., all
seemed to enjoy themselves. These
annual reunions are eagerly looked
forward to by both juniors and ee-
niors alike and equally appreciated ln
various ways. ‘There is a great deal
of' labor entailed upon the willing
workers of both sexes and they carry
tired bodies home at the end of the
day but when it proves a success they
feel rewarded.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bethune of Mon- __
trcal arrived by the express last
evening and registered at the Victo-
ria. They go to Hampton this after-
noon to spend a few weeks.
::Soda Water, Ice cold and spark-
llng with cream. Ice-cream or phos-
phates, Howel'e orange julip and
Coca-Colo-are great favorites. Have
your tried our College Ices? 'l‘hey're
good-when thirsty visit our foun-
tain. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store. Mtt.
CITY HEADS MEET '
IN CONFERENCE.
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sasmt'roo1vf star., my 15 :- _
Delegates from _widely _separated sec-
the thirteenth annual meeting of the
Union , of Canada Municipalities which
convened .in thisfcity today for
a three days V ' session. Many
mayors, and other otilcials are in-
cluded in the attendance. Education,
public utilities, health and sanitat-
ion of the liquor t.raiIlc,and municln-
al elliclerlcv ard some of the leading _
topics scheduled for discussion.
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ATTRA` TIVF JEWELRY
nnd ornaments dee' zned- especially tvfr
Summelr wearing are not nccesaari Y
oxuem ve.
0l`R DISPLAY
includve many dainty and useful articles
that you may wantur need, and all mod
crater! priced. ‘
LW. TAYLOR
Southside Quan #Square
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The Schr. "Oliver Ames".
will be die lcre this month
with - '
700 ions
and Schr. "fdward II. Iilalte"
w ll load at New York in 0
about ten da) s.
850 tons '
Both Cargoes _ _
Best American
llard Coal
tions of the Dominlonare attending .
ion, municipal finances, the regulat-'
__ l It was decided to leave the matter drug stores 25e&J5e
\`    1”" "ID with tl" b°“t- _ until the trustees talk it over, after _ _ M '
Q' " We have 'ost ` - ` °' " ' V I
w ment of Invictus? the birds lziihig fdr iiigh §htP' _ Cervical in 'the Methodist Church on B“"'°r'm““°g' Th” °“bi°°t \°°u°°t°d
. ' These are shown 'n ' “bmth “°“» J“lY tzotlb will 5° 5° for Au ust 6 b ‘wee 'Table Settn _
and blsok. laced and lbugdgeldleiidieiategdmzggi ‘ou0w':_M°mm‘ at u °'i’I°°k' The me¢etin8 th to be held at Mrai  I P
  the new features are the new style tongue at- i evening at 7 °'°l°°ki Mmvhw M°th°' J. Murchison's Clyde River, at ll.30  
_ , tachedtouppgm ,md weM_p,_°oHiniug the-new dist Church, afternoon at 2.30 P m
,__ , arrivals show many new features that dressy l ofcioclr; Clifton _ Methodist Church, ' ' ____ Af
' men el1ou.d see. _ -‘ Thursdéty, J uly. 24th at 7.80 p.m., _ _
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 it ...*:;'o:..‘.t~°.:’.:.vd"-0°.    by   E  iosoiiis ST. TERESA s
-’  '  ri. DRY oaisv.-'rue buttery camp
* -~ .  __ ut Aldershot this year was the most M
_ *dv* "'  &  _ well behaved ‘and well conducted
_ _ _,Qc » , camp for many years. says a Pictou
 £3'  _ iss Queen st. .
in Charlottetown. _
Mr. D. S. McQuarrie, Undertaker,
e High Court ol the I. O. F.
Mr. Neil McDonald of the Cape
Breton Electric Office, accompanied
Sydney for Charlottetown, where
they will spend 'théir vacation.
(From Yesterday'-s Evening Guardian)
Mrs. William Stevenson of Boston,
Mass., arrived in Char1ottetown.on
Monday night and is visiting in Char-
lottetown, the guest of her mothefr-
in-law, Mrs. Matthew Stevenson.
she will be joined by Mrs. Louis C.
be nursed through her illness by Mrs
ROYAL DIVORCE 'SUIT IN OOURT
is seeking B divorce from his second
wife, who before her marriage was a
dancer. It is now rumored that in
the event of his obtaining a divorce
the aged Duke will. marry a yout-h
prima donna of the Munich opcru
house. Should he re-marry this will
be his third morganatic alliance.
The Dul-Ye ilrst wife was an actress
named Mendel, who died in 1890. A
few years later he married Antonia
Von Bartoli, the dancer, from whom
he is now soaking a divorce.
JAKE STEAPLE HAS RESIGNEI)
' BOSTON, July 15.-Manager Jake
Steeple, who led th Boston Red Sox
  zi Ivy.,
“i 'II IIIIMII ‘rim mint wor1d's0ham.oi0nshli> lascnen-
son, has resigned. He will be suc-
ceeded by Bill Corrigan, who has bevu
a member of the Red Sox for years.
 
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SUMMER SPECIALS
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Life Underwriters of Canada
OTTAWA. AILG. I9; 20, Zlat
STANDARD C RHI" ICATLS.
INTIRNATIGNAL
GEOLOGICAL CONBRESS
'|'oRnNl'_o. ONT.
Aug. 1ui to mtl.
Other Luv Excursion
hue On Application
DO NOT FORGET
TORONTO. l9lJ. `
WL K. Rogers 1
CITYTICKETAGENT _ _
CHARLOTTETOWN
Funeral Director an
batman-MlaaA Femrulon.I-sdy
Assistant- Parson Attention
and Premptseas Guaranteed
Ambulance calls answered at
short notice
IPIZCIALTIIS
Dlelufecting and Fnmn ating
Fumiture Rspaored and sup
bolstered.
Silent Salesman made ioofder
Cb’tcv'n_|, Jyul mb, |913-
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Miss Mamie Inge, Hazelbrook, was
among the visitors at the strawberry
festival held in Marshfield yesterday.
Misses Fannie and Annie Kennedy
of Montague, and Miss Maude Cum-
lng, of St. John, N. B., are visiting
Crapaud, and Mr. J. B. Lea, Victo-
rga. are in Charlottetown attending
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by his sister, Mies Annie, have left
Mrs. Albert E. Baker of Murray
River left yesterday for Boston where",
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:tn you waufr anything we travis M   -  \
and catnnot call, phone us, 218 is our Sealed Tender ddr d' t h
number' By ringing us you Wm get Postmaster Geneihla willsslie regelied 0  
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just what you want whenyou want. _ .
it-the same courteous attention and :€h0;flM`;;_u';;§13N°g)“' 31° Friday’ the
exchange. Batteries from Sydney, h 1 I 1 h _ _
Autigonish, Picton, Sourls, P. E. I.. tffgue? t or er home in Lower Mon 23rd! 1 9  4
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This is_ the date of the MONSTER
FEA which the parishioners will hold on
the grounds surrounding their New
Church- a Gothic structure of eurpasa~
ing beauty and well worth coming n
distance to see.
Everyone welcome and everyone treat
sd right. _
Fares and Tram Arrangements
Station Fare Train Depte
Churlottetmvn To 1.80 P. M.
Royalty Junction 60 1.45 “
York 50 I 55
Bedford 45
Tracadie 45
Mt. Stewart 30
Pisquid 25
Poako’e 10
St. '.l‘eresa.’s Arrive
Cardigan 25
Tickets at one way first class fare will
be issued from Georgetown, Emmerson
and stations on the Montague Branch,
good going by regular morning train,
returning by regular evening t-rain.
Returning special train will leave St.
Tere~a'a for Cardigan at 0.30 p. m. and
for Charlottetown at 7 80 p. tn.
BY ORDER COMMITTEE
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McCabe. They will leave for Long Is- ‘
land. New York, on Mrs. Bake;-‘a ar-
rival in Boston, where Mrs. McCabe
will undergo mn operation She will
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rprompe service, that we give you , K , I' ° °°““Y°“°°
when you Shop i>_ers9_1H\_l1Y:. U” *hi* diiriiilckihliistimirmaugirhn Bifmiiiided
phone-cali 219. The Mr¢:Kinnon Drug y ' B es
_ per Week over (Rural route No . 2?
gg; Com” Great George and Ileletlg from Bonshaw Prince Edward Island]
from the Postmaster Geueral’s pleas-
ure.
____ . ’ ;°rinted notices containing furtherl
' _ . ___ _ in ormatlon as to conditions of pro-
daliylrlitilterglifril-IiiheJlliia!drii1i;' o'l‘hgvi:d)diicte tih p°°°d Contract may ‘be seen and
the suit of the eighty-two-year-old blank 'mms °| Tend" may be 0b'
Duke Ludwig of Bavaria brother of tained at the P0” omces 01 B°“'
the< late_E‘mp,,eBB.,ot.Aus1,.alm_ who shaw, Riverdale, Churchill, and at
the office of the Post Oflice Inspector.
' JOHN F. WHEAR,
Post Oflice Inspector.
Post Oflice Inspector's Office
Ch'Town, June 26th, 1913.
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SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived al: Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
day, the 15th August, 1913, for the
conveyance of His Majcsty'e Maile,
on a Drolloeed Contract for four
years, six times per week, over Ru-
ral Mail Route No. 2 from Sourie
East., Prince Edward Island, from
the Postmaster General’s pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may he seen and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Offices of Souris
East, Chepstow., Greenvale, Red
Point, Little Harbor, and ot the ol-
ilce oi the Post Otlfce Inspector.
JOHN F. WI-IEAR,
Post Oillce Inspector.
Poet Oflice Inepector'e Otllce,
Charlottetown, July 8rd, 1913.
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MAIL CONT RACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
day, the 15th August, 1918. for the
conveyance of His Malesty's Malls,
on a proposed Contract for four
years, six times per week, over Ru-
ral Mall Route No. 4 from Coleman,
P. E. I.. from the Postmaster Gen-
eral'a pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forma of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Olllcea of Cole-
man. Lot 10, and at the ofllce oi the
Post Oflice Inspector.
JOHN F. WHEAR,
Post Oflice Inspector.
Post Oflice Inspector'a Oflice,
Charlottetown, July 3rd, 1913.
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The always busy stirs.
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Notice to the Public
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just received a carload of.Beaver flour direct from the mills in bb's
Tilsou’s i`ride
Roval Stuart
Rainbow
Delight
Phoenix Square
Also Bran & Midrlleings at very lowest prices. Give us a cali.
W GRANT 8 CO.
» 360 wi`mMEil. Qu;en St
% bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry a full line ofthe following choi e
Brands of ffaur.
Who Handle BUTTER
We wish to point out briefly the advisability of
placing butter in COLD STORAGE during the
sca=on of plentiful supply, carrying it over to the
time of usual scarcity. In this way supply and de-
mand, with corresponding prfces, are more evenly
balanced, resulting in benefit to all concern d.
The BUTTER is hzld in our storerooms at an
even lemprrature, under the mo t up-todate system
of mechanical refrigeration, which ac ually improves
the quality. '
Details of storage rates, with any other imfor-
mati in possible, will be furnished on application,
VVe are open to purchase a limited quantity of
Strictly First-.Jlass DA[KY BUTTER, and would
be pleased to he ir from dealers having any of that
grade to offer.
The island Cold Storage Co.,l.td.
_ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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A Castle in Spain
e “not in it" with a good substantial, up-to~\lat.e steel range in your lritchen. Don‘t
h iard u all your money, building castles for future years, and in the meaut|me_ha\.e
your wigs worn out In dai y toil, working with a poor stove. Th" Farmer's wifes s
well aa the Farmer. need good tools. A few dollars invested now in an-»
Enterprise Monarch Steel Range
will asve the time and temper of the hou. ekeeper, lessen fuel and repair kills.
S. W. CRABBE `
Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges
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Of Good Plumbing
When you want plumbing that is better than the common kind-
thet lasts longer than cheaper systems and gives no bother-you
need to see us.
We can give you perfect and permanent satisfaction on every
point of the work. know by actual comparison and oxplerienoe that
or the price our style of plumbing is the best for your ome.
No job is too b g, no job is too small repairing. remodellin(ga;»r
acomplete new system receive the same careful attention. l,
write or phone 303-.l.
‘ Fred H. Trafnor 0,f’,ff¢§,'.‘.'.“ii‘....
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