r
$911 ' A   ' ‘num Lu-nor unw
H . . _ 'rss cn;sRLo'rrETown consoles '_ mn "iw-
Wsm »~~ .. .ff , --~ -_.-:._ . _.  __ ~ 1 __ __ .':_ Q _ _ _.___  __  _ _ _ _, __ -__________,_
rsnrisii n
' t'°“' --- 'cnirLouE'rowu inn ELSEWHERE
   ”-E1-mmelled -  ~ 
;"  V4'  ’/ uisouvenif 1 V _ l It pays to buy .initials province
rgisifl
_si  `
' f ~ l  (From Yestsrdafs Evening Guardian)
, _ _ 4 . Q _ ' neqsasn
~ fi-“ii
W*  Weilner. Jeiueler - _
 _;,_p.-. should psy their electric light hill
' ' " _  -' today and receive the discount.
Gel ;~a~~`Fs_lliily Piinio
time to have that family
may not be together `
and you are sure of
Now' is,
taken,
for
ts if you have the pic-
ofrur
STUDIO
We have n nice assortment of Parlo
Kitchen and Alarm Clocks `
' Prices Moderate.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweilcr ,
Pli_ong_i22-li ,
Hard Coal
Afloat and to- arrive per
Schornets "ll:.m’etts” and
johanua” and "Ann ]. Train-
or'? 1200 Tous liest quality
Hard Coul in Egg, Slove and
Ch_esi_nutSizen. _ _
Customers would do well to
book their orders so as to
have _filicir C‘.us.l .delivered
wlifilst :vessels _are rlischarg-_
ing.. »
SL ‘».v_f>“_~°f__€?_1.C_9.
Colton and Woolen'
_ ~_ Waste.
Spnilary Colton |‘t\lisl»i1-g Cloths for
Po Worr-Hoiisrs, Garages, Mnchi f- Sh-‘ps
and all (ienrral i‘urpu+en Wrih-_ for
samples and l|nutwi<»ns in the nisniifnrt-
urer.
'W
H . (tray 3 Co. 1
` 93 25 Coumimi St.,
_ Montreal, P. Q. 1
8 |Mttsl'lits gium. V
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SINUPSIS 0? CANADIAN NORTII. 1
'QUEST LAND REGULATIONS.
ANV~Dtlrson who i"' the ents- hnadiol a
'|1lln|ly. or tiny mule over I8 pears old.
map omestoad is quarter sec lon of a-
vsi :ble Dominion lnnd in Manitoba.
Baa atchewan or Alberta. 'Phe sppliosiw
muh# appear in person at tim linmlnio
Lan s .ggenc or Sith-srrency lor the
district. ntpy hy proilv may be made nt
an¥lAzenop, on carts n condltioills by
lat er, mu her. tion. daughter, brat er or
slats! n1 lnésnriinz hnmestesder.
Du ios.- x months' residence upon
and cultivation ui the land in such ui
thu? years. A liumestaader map live
wi_ linlne miles ol his hnmesien ons
farm uint lesattti acres sole? owned -md
Dsolisied by higi or hy ii s is her, mother.
so auth dr rather or sister.
'I cs:|.sidr‘ districts s iiornesteadsrtln
oops A n is room a our or
:po lon iilnngslllle ,hilt humgstosd. Prius
glplsgs?-glriist reside upon the home
stead or vrevemptio six months in each
0 asra from alle olhomeste dontry
gnafiidinl ,the sims required to earn
`g|1elt‘¢tM patent.) and ouitlvatre lllty
a tl . .
At hogtliitolider who has exhausted his
homestead rlztft and cannot obtain Dre
°lllllt\»..,°ms nl rtorspn chss dtiome-
stlad lnoargsrn dlstrlc s. llrloe_’lii.ii0 P-'f
wrt. uutips;-uns: ruins six _ ontnr in
:adsl rtlyaars. cphiguats ill't.v sores
v so _,av _ouas wor w_wpv0RY rl
...i2:ii'.:m.'.:~.~=.*.f.",°.'.-.:f.':.‘:y.;‘.: s.“.~°....-if
lftilu nent 'ri' no no nal for. ‘
 _Coal 1'
1"ha'~¥sl'_idio"|i;r Levi. Si Andrews will tn:
duqhsrssiicitt Ang. v5'»h ' with s es-gn .
of lcon tens ofthe celebrated Lsekawsns
Anne(-C` . S dCliti
lla# tlllit/iriliamsa utlnqiiillity oi'“c:l:l
Ihloh [ave suit para aruisfaciino last
T?" ' '  
‘i   »\'i“_on:°;rs|'\il
glad!" nge' to tells dr-liver y while
Villi” ilt.‘la`|\in¢_ when prices are
we 'E
ii C0
and now, Call in and sec'
worlt. 1/
ii 1. tts`v..'i.j I. ltashlb.  A sf
' Strong_
f Plough
f Boots  
. .
 These plough hunts
are ilu.-" luv-rites with all
 fnriuevs. 'l`hey- bear the
imprint of the Amherst
- Bootnnd Shoe Company
E -~iliehall1uark for rx-
pcrt vvoiltntansliip and
strong, highest grade
_ materials.
They are made in n wide
p c_0'ml`ortsl»lc lust. nie easy
I; to the fret nritins s rong
_ 1
1
1 scrvlncalile und listing as
the most rritlf-.il could want.
" G"¢`fl light weight. a`l sir s
~  $i50
‘ Heavier stock...  Si 75
§ Verylieuvy... ..  52
ig Soft and linny boots made
 in chrome kip.......... $2
li Mintilnite grain in lri~ck
' and tan, sewn hy the Gnod -
i “ \"enr‘pi'tct-s-'. highgrade .~.hoe,
 nilsi'/es... . . . . .
..<...$35o
E Alley £5’ Co
V-
I  
| _
J Charlottetown.
gil
1|
irq Queen Sweet ' '___
', The Misses Bessie Condon and Cla-
Lime Juice
serrst t _
` per bottle
Summer beverage.
ne.. ci coin.
_lust received 'nnoilier ship_ on Monday afternoon. sim snendins
“wilt "f s°v°'¢|g", and Mon' John and Bellelsle rivers and bays:
  ' half were children, no one sulfcred,
» __ but on the contrary, all looked ex-
sovcfdlin Io  and  cents euioyed every miniite_ (Mr. (March
liionisetjrat 45 a u d75 cents Gem 6 Amo” the mek “me
Per bottle runusrgwho a. Ievvnyears ggo niacin his
lrlille ,l\iC€ Vtlllkill I" TYPhQid runner in a ten miie grind. held under
Gcfms in water insidg 15 min- the nuspices of the M.A.A.A. has en-
llle-* and ls Slfnngly re?0_mmen` A.A.A. championships at Charlotte-
'ded hy lending physicians as town. Armour iss entered in the uve
'i healthy and invigorating mil* f““- 11°F' °*'°P<“““ 1““‘P' _“nd it
if ous culinsnrizen A
WORK
H A RMONIOIN 'l`0N Fl
Correct. l.i¢rli'in¢
ifiracalul rose _
uorrect. Bin/is
FOR t9i2.
 
UIINTIBT .
B B li \.
"fm ng.. ills: ...:'.isir._.'»
arluttetnwn. ~ '
l-liidlrr. -
""¢*  -` ’ Daniel McLean, Grand View, receiv-
Roihesay Collegiate
` School,
_ Rollins y. N. B. -' '
 1
==.~,.=ns»=f=i==.¢i. ~
nl. ...or Hingis. n 1 -»-f e ' '
' Nui term begins Sept. litli _
|||¢n,:¢!:'».::%s.ti doisila
~ -~ " 1 lesdiaslilr.
a _
i
v-.__
. W, "Q ,howin . b_ ‘Tl _ n I H. D, McEwen, Moi-ell, was a pus-
l,..,....hs,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,_ h'f,:p,:f:':u'fT,fu“k:’ ”:';':"'wf,h  coser to Charlottetown this morning.
_ '- tnwnCre_~1snd P. is. l,Cot r l ' ~ 1 ' “_”
They are itoli wortllseeinsh ' I n "ma n Mmm’ cu/mms. Ml” `H°t"° M“f'U"¢. CII-1163011. 18
spending a few days with friends in
P00912 Wilhillit to save money
Misses Sarah and Fannie Nelson,
Charlottetown. are spending the re~
malndcr of-_the summer in Hampton.
_ Mrs. Russell Clarke and Miss Alice
Pigott, Mt. Stewart, spent -Sunday
at West River, the guests of Rev. A.
and Mrs. Oralse.
Miss Marion Macfluerris, Hampton,
is receiving the congratulations of
her friends oirheing so successful in
the recent matrlculatlon exams.
Miss Muriel Haslnm, Providence,
R. I.. is spending her vacation in
Hampton where she is the guest of
har mother»Mrs. J. E Hnslam.
Mrs. James Brown nnd her tw() ug,
tie daughters of Charlottetown have
returned home after a pleasant visit
to friends ln Summerville.
Her friends are glad- to sec that
Mias'Minuie Inman has returned to
her linme in Hampton after spending
some time in Kensington the guest ol
her sls'ier`Mrs. J. F. Profitt. '
Mrs. Joseph Peters and her little
daughter Freda, Rustico, have re-
turned homc after spending a couple
of weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
William J, Pnquet, Souris.
W. R. Rankin. of the Fitchburg
Sentinel. Fitchburg, Mass., accom-
panied hy Mrs. Rankin, are holiday-
iniz in Charlottetown, guests of the
Allen House. f ' '
The idt. John Telegraph of Biitur-
day contains an interesting letter
from Fred L°. Rogers, Atherton, deal-
ing at tome length on fox ranching,
the price ot foxes and the demand in
this province.
Mrs. Alan Ferguson and idaughter,
Miss Janie and Miss Louise MacQuar-
rl_e have returned to their homes in
Hampton after spending ,, very
pleasant holiday nt Churchill, where
they were the guests of (lharlcs and
Mrs McKinnon
ra Bowness, of North Bedeque return-
od home Tuesday evening, having
spent s, very enjoyable holiday at.
"['inehurst," Union North, where
they were the guests of Jas. D. and
Mrs. Hnttrsy.
A St. John exchange says R. A.
Marchhi family psi-ty, of Hampton,
consisting oi thirteen, returned home
ten days on the Kennehsccasis, St
They camped on` the shore every
night during their trip, and although
the weather was wet and more than
ceedingly lit, and declared they had
sud family are well known in Char-
lottetown.
first appearance as s. long distance
tered a number of events in the M P
is also likely that he will participate
in xi number ol other events. His
many ‘friends hero hope that he will
meet with success and hold up the
colors of the railway city.-Moncton
' Exc.
ed s. telegram on Saturday last bring-
ing the sad news that his eldest son
Alexander H. was drowned in Pitt
River, B. 0. No particulars are given.
The deceased was twenty years of
nge and had gone to the west _s year
ago last April. He was an exemplary
young man. sober and industrious
and his untimely death will be sin-
cerely mourned hy a large circle of
Bum-I. Photosnphu. relatives a.nd_ friends. Helleaves to I
mourn his father and mother. one
sister, Miss Lilian May and one _bro-
ther Aben at home. The body had
` not heen recovered when the telegram ._.
  was sent. The father wlriid hook £0
I it. is. .ifimu  inivs t.ns'rsn-nuns sent some 11 at su
52" °"}L°“""" possible. Their many friends will
Bi’e‘rii\|‘¢lin§‘°B|i=“l’h,ii.ii’L°i'|=J deeply sympathize with the hernaved
vor Prone Bros. -
\ 3 V ` _ ` tsnniy.
 ::Colg‘¢tes Tooth Powder or Paste
* is the whole science ol tooth sound-
 B.    ‘ pnt into a dantriflce-’l‘hs~lngredlents
ness, mouth cleaness and white teeth
nl these prefarations that produce
such white teeth also SWG if tho l>°W°
er to over come acidity in the mouth
-It leaves ii fresh taste. \>¢¢l\"° “-
leaves a. clean mouth-25o tube. E. A.
Foster. anitrsl firnrgstore.
People'| Thani rc
T0 ‘ IGN \` '
A  verdict
An excellent Luhin Btqry
Children' Who l.» bor
.',~,
_“ nn ont ssnan .
. _ A Patlie Wsstem Story \
1"" .1 if. "   ‘
I  `N°w sins", 1~0_ni‘h‘ Farmers having Int-class dairy
'(From ‘Yestsrday’s Evening Guardian;
A-»-.-
W. 'i‘.‘Hog¢, Charlottetown, was in
St. John yesterday.
N. Rattanhury, tllharlottetown, was
a passenger this morning to Edmon-
ton, Alta.. '
_ Gracie Drake, Cornwall, left this
morning_ on an extended visit to the
Canadian West.
Miss Emma Ledwoll or Souriili has
spent the past week in Charlottetown
the guests of Mrs. Augustus Aylward
of Queen St.
Miss Alice Williams who has been'
‘slisndtng her vacation in Charlotte-
town._P. E. I., the Dust month, re-
turned home yesteroay morning.-
Sydney Exe.
James and Mrs. Distant returned,
Monday from n week'n visit nt Eller-
slie, P. E. I. Mr. Distant reports the
crops on the Island looking well.-
Ssckville Exe.
Mrs. Mary Dickinson is iisiting hor
daughter, Mrs. Dennis, near (lhs.i'-
lottetown, P. E. I. A recent card
stated that she was having a very
plerisant time.-Amherst Exc.
Friends in Charlottetown of Chur-
les H. Barnes, Halifax, will sy-rnpathl
ize with him in thc death of his
hrother, Dr. William F. Barnes, New
Glasgow, N. S., which occurred Mon-
day. 'l‘he deceased was nged 24 years
and ii graduate of the Dalhousie Meri-.
ical vlniis of 1911. `
_-it the police 'court in tlliarlotts-
town this morning the follow-lug _
cpsm were disposed oft-For being
drunk, Chas. ‘Gardiner and R. Grant
were each lined $2 or 10 days, ands
Jus. Donovan was fined $4 or 20,
days. The case against Sam Dono-
van was adjourned until tomorrow.
Alive Martin and George Offer were
each lined $100 or 3 months for first
oilence against the Prohibition Act
and the case of Mary J. McMillan
was dismissed.
-Rev. Dr. Sprague, of Sacliville, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist.
Church at Bhediac at both services
on Sunday, preaching two excellent
sermons which were much enjoyed by
npr-rcclotlve congregations. Rev. Geo.
Steele, Shediac, is spending a icw
days on Prince Edward Island in the
interest of the Siipcrniirnnry Fund Ol
the Church. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Spra-
gur- are spending a few days in town,
the guests of R. fl. and Mrs. 'l‘nit.
Mrs. Geo. Steel and Vernon Steel.
Rhedlnc, are spending it few days
with Finckvllle friends.--N. B. Exe.
::'l‘here's B hig rliiterence between
stale and fresh clinnointes. We always
carry s. large stock ot the best in.
high grade sweets hut specialize on
Moir's because we know that for price
they are unusually good contentions.
By special arrangement with the mnk-
ers we ore supplied with s fresh shlp~
ment each week and guarantee every
package that leaves our store to he
not more than one week old. Elite
boxes, assorted mixtures, hard, nut
and fruit centres. fl lh. box 350. 1
lb. liox 601'.. 'Phe McKinnon Drug
Coz, corner (irent George and Kent
Stn. 8-2Mi:l.
_|
Ptirchasers of cut glass
need to make sure that they
ni e getting the genuine article.
We know that there is he-
iug marketed hy manufsciurl -
ers who are consider-ed reliable
s line of so callul cut glass in
which the pattern is renllv
pressed, and nftc-rwa1d.~i
touched up and polished on a
a wheel. .
Our Cui Glass
i.fully:cut When tin- rniter mites
a p-e.:e in hand it in putft-rily plain
on both rides and every lim' ia not
and Mlislred by hand,
We control fur Clmrlottcir~wn,|ln~ .
product ofthe oldest and ln»\¢e~i _
Canadian factory, and feel lhnt we 4
hiweihs very best in cut glues to '
oifer our patrons.
G. F. Ilil'|'CIlESON_
Jeweler- Opticlsn
-aasaiuusuun
Q
-r-,-sax' -»- ~ -~ rf----~~
_ TO-NIGHT -
I'-oster°s Ice Cream Parlors ;
Comer Kent and Iincltlord Street.
PI.A!N ICRS '-- Viinlllr-1~
Chocol.ite-- Strswlieriy . .. I0: __
Banana Spill -- Orange
Spiit...,..` ............i0& '
COLLEGE iCES--'iti'nw-
berry, Pineapplo. Clleffyi
I Walnut Maple, Chocolate _
...;......... -.-- rim--w¢
SUNDABS---Buster Brown, _
King Edward, Sunny Jim- ~
I5 cts each or 2 for 25 cts.
_V  _________ __ _ ._..___.4o .A
___.____ K I -- ___,_,,_ 
General Commission -’ _
l ' Harehsnts
Sydney. I. S. ,
' Conslgnaterila tiffsrm produce `
solicited
butter for sale aimnld write un
. _ . » “ _ _, stating prices.
,cn L”  ‘N',_i|g¢"“§,“.'-  _V .V  F .  ,'33, ..~ . ,gi   ' _ " _g-sdsitrsdpnpd.
"' i ' l  `   sshssstast ' ‘ ' *°*°*°
i _ ' ilhrey O. llulman
1 Midsummer  
CLE R CE QLE
at Staple Bros
1 We’ll need all the room we can ohtainiin another
week or two for the new fall goods `which have already
commenced to come into stock. To get this room allthe
s
lighter goods must go and go quickly. `
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   - ,l_.sAd_ie_sf White _Underwear
5 fs I This is the finest whitewenr department in the
' city and the chance to huy "alloui"goods at a
discount comes but once in a long while '
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. _'E13 s 3 nn for
_. ; 4oc for 3
/  H ` 55c for 420
, I '.n ‘, ‘5 i' r
25 p. c. Discount
Nighidresscs ’ Shirts
Sgc for 75': _ 68ci.for 5ic _ _
35 for ii‘.|.o2 $1.25 for gnc
:.75 for 1.32 175 for 1.32
225 2.85 for 2.14
Corset Covers
45c for 34c
6oc for 45c
D1 awe rs
DC
ii c 0 64c ti,-gc for 64c
lil-00 fllf $1.10 for 83a
750
Children°s W hitewear
. ?\|
W
25  C. DiSCOUl'\t ~- _` ""lif\  p c_ Discount
\7Vhitc C:-imbric V zi _.
Drawers
“ “ Skirts
“ _ V“  ht. _"l_'f_'e"1,g-7-_~»{Y1l'f‘ '_ ti
“ Mull Dresses
if-ff'».s.§__
E infants
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iii
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A dresses ' 'P ‘
» v ‘ fd
i .
i Bunnéts
_s ;_
wliitcfind colored shirtwaists left white ninslin dresses 'in both
in stock, The sizes are 3;- to 0. ladies’ and cliildren’s sizes at
Now for the clearance of all the All the colored gingham and I
L _ 25 p.'c..Discount l l 25..p. c. Discount .
Ladies’ Shiriwaists i Ready to wear Dresses l
. I
Ladies' Dress Skirts
Siilonlv black vnile skirts
56,00 to$ion» right prices
on Rule nt ‘
Half Price
Silli "and Fabric
‘ Gloves-_
An ni.. ...int mid fanfic
gloves in hiaclr, white, tan,
Znnwn. grey nnrl natural.
25 p. c. Discount
Stockings
All the cotton and lisle
stnciii gs in`hlnck and colors
on sale at
I-4 off
llitil thg li‘m.k and tuivv 'I"ielmlsnce of our vsash
.\ -~ .k` r ' .
;:::,k_ nm wx” ‘R Hb "I skirts lu Repp and Crash.
For l-4 oil' 98c eiichio clear
if Ladies’ Linen Dustcoatsl
New York styles in these splendid dust
gnrmentsoi natumlcolor linen and grass cloth. All
sizes 32 t_o44 to clear.
L I-4 oil I
Six while pirnsnls left, All the colored dress mus-
"’"‘"al l‘““d|e’ ‘md Mais llna and cotton vt.ilesin`stock
iihs.
$l.00 for 69a i4 0”
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I “°:.‘ii..‘;’. its .§*f;t.i‘:;:59c
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