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JUNE 14 191" "   me    _~_ - _ .fr-1icn';m|,.. 
will-iiiii' tb _. _‘__
__]S_ _
_F0R”" . Psssso civic ssnvics.-iii
Quality
Aliiiqugh ive are iiiidoiihtedily' the liiigesi lt"i<l
GREAM do‘:ilci's- in the Province wc have but one.
brand which is perhaps the iczison of our rapidly
inwcasiiig liusincss. 'l‘lic tlargest or siiiuliest or_ilt-r
ive receive. is iilied _with the suiiie pure whole-
siinio iinil mos; ilclcctublo “l(‘.E CREAM" that wt-
sixrvo in our store on Siiiiii_v.~iltlo. \Vc have ciisioiii-
tiiiliem in piiirtiriiily cvcry toivii iii' viiiiigc iiii
tho liilunil. :riul air., gcttiiig nciv oiies all thi- iinii-
No tiiitintity is tim lni'gu or too siiniil foi its to
liaiidic. __ _
THOMAS WHITE
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NEW PANAMA! 'nt "l\¥B`Hn»\1el'-
i
crossed by the Northumberland yi=s-
it serious opera!-ion. ,
1--h,ii~_ Paul A. Perry, a sucessful f
list _ot suc_cessfu_'__» candidates at
qhilffyink A ` exiintination
the ` Outside Division
the llst."l`he examination was held at
May, 1917.
TONlGi'iT'$ CONC-ERT.-- Mis. S
R-_ Jenkins, Mrs. A. A. Bartlett and
Mrs. G. E. Full are tho committee
of ladies who undertook to get up to-
W. S. Stewhi-tr has taken cliaiae of
the decorations which are most at
_ CONFECTIONER D 1 i;:;“".:;“...:f;'“ :“°‘;’i.;~:if.f .3::~.".‘;..;":a:.
ICE CREAM-Wholesale and Retail
#_
ry_ o
interesting evening,-Thecprececds nrr
for the benefit of the boys ' of thc
105th Regiment so that everyone is
invited to go to (‘ollel:e ,Ilall tonight
--  Tickets :iii cents. No candy. 980
gi; 1--_Ji-' .1--‘_ ‘B " 1-' _
_   _ _ _...__ _ _-*Sl
_Ask you! dealer for
Hickey‘s Twist and insist on
getting the genuineior
We the Clelnn! and
but Chewing Tobacco.
HlCKEY’S_ is _a_ l a rge,
clean, _fragrant Juicy p_ug
that gives real satisfaction
to chewers after they have
tired of other kinds.
__ good. _ _  _»
TRY illCKEY’S 'i`WIST
. -the change will do you
r""“*'5 ‘ " " ' ' " T ' ' " Y ' A PRETTY waooiNo.- one 01
Ask for
iiicioars \
» Twist
the iiiosi charming events oi’ the sea
son occurred at the home of Mi-_ and
Mrs. A. J. Austin, Gravenliourg, Sash.
ou the occasion oi' the marriage of
their daughter Ada to Mr. Melville
llrown, on ’l‘nesday evening. May 29th.
The rercinony was pei't`ormed bythe
ilcv. I). Waixien in the presence of
about fifty guests. The living room
was prettily decorated with green and
white blossoms, \vhicli made u fitting
bitch-ground i'or the bride. who attired
lu it handsome white satin gown, and
carrying white carnations, was very
lovely indeed. She was attended by
Miss Mary Thompson. who. groomed
iii white net and carryliig pink ciirna
tions, in-.ide it pretty lwidesiunld. Mr.
ilurold Austin, brother of the bride.
acted as best- man. ~'l‘he‘wedding
tnftrch was playefrhy ;Mrs.'Walter
l'odfor;l After the ceremony had
 & Nichokon   iieoii iierforineil tlis‘g`iiests‘o,djouijned
_ _ . elully le.c-'ated dining
_ _ , io the fast i c i
' Charlottetown ' ' ‘ rooni. where a'niost boiiutiful wedding
supper ,very duiutily served _was _pail
._ T .4 iiiltcu'oi'. The many and beautiful gift;
' H _ _ F2" received attest tothe popularity oi
5335( m F... 'F _-2'  F'-‘.. _"""”- the bride and groom in_tbeir home
ii t°i>i~_~'. " ‘ _ ~_ _ _ . _
_ _ ueighboibood The young couple de
"Monuments that endure the
Ravages of Time 
Are what` you seek to make *
the grave o f your departed
with. We supply no others.
Out Monuments are the best
tobe had. Estimates given.
,| Chander & Bell 
i 60 Kent Street _ _ ~
_ I
gm-‘ 1 _--'-_.'15 I .1-f'*=---' l
parted i'or an extended trip East. They
intend to visit points in Ontario,
l'i-incc ldilwnm island and Pennsyl-~
vanla before returning-to theirihome
in. t\iis_disti°ict. 'l‘_heir many irieiids
wtsh ttioui a .pleasant trip and a long
and prosperous married life.
1 For Saleh
1 2440-10~7tuS1mo. _ " ' »_ Lnundf Prgmkgg
and Business _
‘Owing to continued ill-
ness I have decided to
dispose oi my Laundry
business and premises.
The above is well and
favorably known, being
situate in the centre of
the City on one of the
busiest streets in _the
best business ' section
and 'offers a splendid
‘ opportunity for any one
wishing to make a good
investment. Full apar-
ticularsobtain lay
calling on or correspon -
ing with J. A. Webster,
Masonic Tem le Build-
Charlottetown, P. E. l.
_A____§_. Webster
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ir/1/Jwr_-.\\u\\\v11r
Here You Are
'  ` _ 'her "hit" lin lowering this high
se eos-t oi' living by buying wisely. ;
‘> wliineiri s iiicii um: cut
Patent lieailiei'
Laced Boots
" cloili top .
We have these in all allen and
they look fine and are
wonolnrui. VALUI
.__-_
MIN
We have n Grand Work Boot
strong and llooiny made iii Mule
Hide which we are soiling for
only 1
_ _ _ - om.
wiutr rnnv i./in' ‘
Morris-Siiiiili-Beer
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dvsiwty.  ~ f -f fasz-ii-in r
T0 UNDERGO OPERAT-ION.--ill-r.. Sunday June 17. Evening service 3 p.|
F911-K Murphy. ef-Ereetovrn. accom- ml llr. Clement Mitchell.
panied by hin"dniigliter l\liss_ Lulu. i
tei-day' for Montreal, wbere'Mr. Mur~ following young men from. lCinl¢nr:.i
pity-is to enter a hospitatl to undeigo lelft. yesterday for New Glasgow. N.‘
_ ANOTHER FARMER BUYS 025- ustus Duffy.'Bii.sll Greenan, J. P. l\iiil~
B .
emo( St. Nicholas 'bas purchased a” li
Dei-Mnseir Fwd car from ll. T. Hoi- ‘iN HA`i.iFAx_-D. o. s. stanley.
Illini. Lillllled. Sumnierside. Mr. Perry Captain fiend, has arrived -in liallfiix
"NW D50" 100111001-ill U10 WNV- f0l‘ it from Prince Edward island waters.
A ‘ P I 2 ' i"i“~"“b°"' -°' ’°“”~"'““° “i’i"°°“"°“ hiivfiis for  time -been eiisiizeil iii
. _ _ everything that tends to modernise reiieviug the 1|-Bight congesggu bo.;
fat-mingaud the rural life.
il on buoy service.
U _
i\";l_§ USES- AUTOMOBILEFOR SALE,
:he Civil Service of Canada in the modep Ln good ,-“Ruins orden hem
“Ht Willie Of U18 Cilmldil Giizemi UP' _system starting and electric lighting.
Dew” ‘he ‘mme 0*' Ml* Wmiilm Slim' new Willard battery, new Dominion
:sins Curran ot Cliniiotettovun. lilo is Nobby _Treail tireeon rear, all 'tires
ie only name fiom P. -E. island in g,,m|_ extra ,.|m_ new mud s“mds___
the different centres throughout the
Dominion on the lilth and l7tli oi' m"Th“S'""w` K' n0ger;2n_“_\3Mm_
l\i'Eh‘l'S Hlllelidld rnins-trel show. Mrs..
ing, Grafton E t I' 6 C f, _-, 
_..»i_ _~. $1. M _,___
To the presidents and secretaries ‘ ~ ' `~‘ ~,_ i 
it 1. ."_
MR. 'WHITLOGK will take the part.
ohliilr. Jilin at the mtlistiei enter-
iainfmeiit tonight, at (‘o'ilege Hall. 985
clutter cnuiicu. Cheri-y vqii»y,|
FOR THE STEEL WQRK8.--'File
S1. to work at slie_l~l-making in -the
Steel Works: Charles Mahoney. Aug~.
llgan' and Ernest McCarvilli>. .
tween the lslund and. Plctou. . This
week the Stanley ls goillt! eastward
King. ilve passenger, touring, 1914
A BARGAIN. Price $450.00 to quick.
ISLAND' l SOLDIERS PHOTO.-
Tlie last issue of “f‘.iiiiadu" piihliuhcd
in London, England. K-oiitliini-i some line
engravings oi' iletachmets oi' (fanad-‘
Ian soldiers now serving iii France oi”
Engliiiid__ Among the officers of ' the*
Edmonton Sports.mon’s Battalion. now
in England. are io- bc- i-ieen=Mayor l{.i
Il. Steriis and (Yiipt. li. G. Dawson of
P. E. island, who lett here with thr-
liloth Battalion. ln another picture-'
showing n Brigiiiic lleadqiiarters Stall
is shown Lient Glen Norton of Bi-“iii-_.L
neil, P. E. l., who was killed in irc-}
tion on'Miirch 26, 1017.
HAMPTON.-'l`he annual meshing
of tho'W. M. S. oi the Hampton lr;-S.
byteriiin Churgi was held at the homo
of Mrs. ll. N son on Wednesday ai-
ternoon June the Sth when satisfac-
tory _iind en'couragini;_repoi1s- of the
y‘c:ir‘s work _were given. The following
year:-Pi'e`sident Mrs. J, S_ Mm-.Kay
ist Vice Presiileiit, Mrs. Jos. (‘.ut-.
liffe, 2nd Vive President. Miss Fair
nie Nelson. Secretary, Mis. H. Nel-
son, Ass. Secty. liiiss Myrtle lninau.
’l'rees. Mis, J. D. McFarlane, -Organist.
Mrs. W. A. McQuurrle.'Ass: Orgaxiist
Miss Florence Inman. At the close. of
the meeting luncheon was served and
at pleasant social hour spent. The iiti-
unal Thank Offering Service of the
W. M, S.-ot_.'tbe~"l~lhin|.iton was held
in the 'Ghurcii' on '- Sunday  aftei_no_on:
.liine 10th. »Quit_e a»-li'ii_"ite` number ‘ of
pupils'~were"=presen'|_ to ‘hear~'the -Rev.
'i`._ W. Goodwill whose ' address on
Missions must. have'appei`iled to cv-
ery ‘Chrl_sti_a`n worker present; The oi'-
fening received' was ihli-tysflve dol-
Liirs and-seventy-five cents ($35.75.)
SCHOOL FOR THE
48th closing* exercises
School for the Blind
scmbly l-lall of' the
evening proved most
Long before the exercises- were open-'
'ed_,` the ho-l;lrand‘ balconies were taxed
and many had to remain in the cor-
ridor. Mr. Cliai-les Archibald, Presid-
ent of the Board of Management, in
opening the exercises, spoke of ther
present closing ond- said the pa.-it
year liairiieeu as good os previous
ones lii the 'history of the school. A
splendid musical programme was ren~
dered by the,pupils_anii band of the
school. At the conclusion of the pro-
graninie Mr. Justice llarris presented
the gradiiatcs, numbering sixliiéeii
with their (iiplonias, and distributed
the prizes. ’l‘iie` list of gradiiates ilu-
cludes the name ot' Andrew Gallant,
St,” Cliyiostonie. P. E. l. The School
is at present sufferliiig from a wilnk-
lcd purse, hut an appeal for funds is
to be made at ii latefr date. Many have
been unable to gn to the war but there
was ifist. as patriotic-a work in be don
at home. A hospital is at preseiit he~
ing built to iooli. after the maimed
soldiers who return from the war. but
how about those who lose their sight
in the battle? Two men who had done ‘
all they could for their King mid
Country were now at the school.
and the school was pro
pared to receive any others who re-
turn and are suffering fiom the loss
ot their eyesight. A man may lose u
hand or it foot and still be able to
carry on his vocation, lint. when u
man is deprived of lilii sight., it is ii
very sorloiis thing, said the speaker.
Sir Frciierlck Frasi_er. in closiiig siiiirl
he believed the worh of training such
men should be developed.
IIIlIllIlA\\\\\\\\`VlI'Il“
__ Lowering Th
'__ _ High Cost
of Living
The women do most of the
_ buying for the home; so wc ad-
dress this iid. to them. ,
The housewife can perform
fb
\\\'f//nun:
i
When ii, comes to drugs you
` must uiidefistitid' that qunlruy »
is the trite test of choiiimess. _T
_ Cheap drugs sro worse than /
worthless, th:-y are often barin-
. ftii. ‘
' Of course it costs us some-
thing extra. to buy the highest §~
__ grille drugs. but the increased ~
'\ business which comes to us _
_ because of 'our - reputation _
makes it polsiblo tor us to give
you extra quality, and extra
not-vice without charging you _
~ any more than you would often
he required to pay forinierior
goods elsewhere. _
‘ .ioliimiih Joiiiuon
The Qtiillty Drugohri s
cor. Koa! and Prince Ito. \,
°f"°2"S were elected 10|' the f-nsuiiii: ' on nie buying of their hm iiiiiii it icons moi-i>. gy .
;
t' .-4
.Ev _ _
"~&i*`~iit~\`  M .-;_:§_
i`~.‘i’.  ‘_Tj"
of the different branches oi’ the Red, _ ' _'"1 gi 
. 1 ' 
f_‘ros.s Society in the surrounding dis-  - .i  V . ._
__ . i 5 .ii ` 1'
< /91. £1' f _ 'wr
` i . » ,.',=.i. ~ fi
frlcs:-- VVe desire and__ urge you to __  ‘ - ‘. ;»`."
_ .‘ -rg?"
- ~»  _.1 igtviti
- . ».l?f»__.-.,.__ t
' .~~ '»; ~-tio
._ ~¢;~
co.operate with our branch in help- 
- . ' _'I 1"  i.At'f5‘
ing to increase the general lurid of-< -. - - tt  ~'._ ’i.’~i‘§<”if.il"
' ‘ ‘.» » ;
_ the Red Cross Society by availing ~ .. ,,.;.,,r.-:,‘;, ._ ;~_»
<4' ;, .-»_ . ~ ._<g_'~f .2
yo\ii'selves ot’ the opportiiiiityofferetl _ M   _`_‘5i&‘3i"§i\_ij`_
ini-migu the pau-ioiic stand taken ' "~§_‘~j'-i_ -" 
iii- ' frf  ;  5
The Estate James Kennedy  ‘ ’ 
~». h e .,M}.¢» -qi
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' in their V _  it
Special Mid-Summer Millinery  »
_ . _  beginning _ _. ~ ' '
;-v ~
i.
Tuesday, June 19th. and ending Saturday, June 23rd.”  _;.
1.5
ith
 es-new
_ _ _ 1
0 V Do not forget the dates _ _ _ _'A __  ~
tsicivsni Mn. or. E. G. cutie, Pm., _ _ 
Mrs. W. H. Darruch, Sec.; ‘ " _ti
Kensington Branch Red Cross Society. ‘ it
We wi il donate to the Red Cross Society 16 I _
pei- cent oi' the total Millinery sales made during  1
, ‘ thc above dates. *  fi _
_ Our reason for doing this is that we consi-  _,~j  '
der this society one of the most beneficial brim- , - -_ _(__ ‘ ‘gg
cues of service in the prosecution of this war. ,__ 
' Because vro know thnt on account of the exti°e~ __ _i _. 7"'
mely had ‘Weather the Ladies have been putting  
like Summer. By buying during the above date ' . . §‘_ _
you will be providing more funds for ii - .,t- , ji
h tesocie which the Ladies have
branc of h ty _
been helping nohly for the past three years. _
W h ve been makin e arotlous i’or some
e a 8 Di' D `
time, and have justnecelved a particularly at-
tractive assortment oi’ new hots for Ladies, Mis-
B65
and Children -
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TILL 105tii.- The question was th`e"(“.lrcle’s_aim - 10 ~DW9@i`V0 ' UIQ'
asked.0n¢,1da,y___why__¢h@---1053, Com-‘ uaiiie. and provide-some comforts
ts.
Comf0it._ Circle_?" The name “105th U19 1301, NUI. 25%. 2601- 104!!!
Comfort Circle" is decidedly the most 13111 (RGFEYVB) BBUMIOU-‘I bPW\¢“l__
appi _
iyceu 1-i,0,.i@,,, L,m|-_ihmvg nm only gi-,od ferrari to other units. Nearly 400
e, but sound 'common sense. The _ _
object of this Circle as everyone is i-‘l1i'°0 m@i\f|°“°il '*`l~»|m"'”'-" bn 3
Hutt
Batta1lon~wa.=ithi'oi_ten_ up. and it is
im =i-1. f'?_»'_-.é»a_ it
Bring ya-ir friends; everybody most cordial- »  __  '(7
_ _ly invit.ed. _ _ _  _ _ _ ,~
. ' " '~"-‘ ' -~ -,¢v»_ .,_ *_
-¢..'°-_.1 f ii _
' _ _| _' _ - .. . . » ~ .< _..
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   James   All
~ _i'i1~t
Whe're'Casli Buys .the Best Goods  `_§  _ .  
'a
¢
i; :lor
ron-¢i.e".waa notciiiieii the "iaith for these same boys wiw are new
'cprlstte name that could have NW 0f -the IDP" Wh" have hem 'rn L.; =
the. liiliih boys tmnsferi-ed to the first
fr-
n.wure_ is to pmvlde comforts llllve now been fighting Y
the buys. or-tile originoi iosiii iii the trfincbr-1 fOr $11 ““‘~ ““‘“1;f_'_
anon wi, wpii ag _me ,WU dmfis_mouths. [yeas than thirty-slit pei' i-ent, _ 1;; s
Nut |-mm.'n,|5 D,-0v|n,»,._ ni, rein. of the 10.»th boys are ii1the`104t_h, ns heie, as s
5-m‘m_q_ yphe ipmh p_ 1.1 i1_ awaiting orders to proceed t.o lirant-e. and l am sure
Only li short time ago several were it coiihl not go .
Ito represent our
Fight The Fly Pest  ‘."`_e'fi_i' ‘ _ 
It’s Time Now To Screen-.... fir ~ ; 
Your Windows and  _ _fi _
W. 1.5¢?
Flies carry germs' of deadly disease into homes. and even on food. be '
sides being extremely annoying on warm, close. days. "  ~t _~
` For the health and comfort of _your family protect your home well. ‘ »_
We have a complete line of both Windows _and Screen Doors. ' _  ' 1 it _
No. 20, Screen Door uartered oak finish, 4 inch_St_yles. Has_c¢iitl‘¢ ‘ -,i _
post in bottom panel, anld is a well made Door. This is one of ft. '
' ' .30 78 h ,32 80, d34 84.Prce.........__.  _
Se"erSl‘Iol_`%deriilii;ll¢;r%(i Suizifg, 4”xStvl:°[s? gained( quzfrrter cali, and i; a durable door
’ ° _ N .20 P    ,_ .   _
moneyN‘¥J??£?¥;mi?d;e§fszS2he2:ed(i’ine, wiilie4 inch nicely Varnished in ,
Strengthened by five bracesin b0tt0m Panel. making it an exceDli0D3UY _§;_
:___ - ~.; __ _
ade of clear pine, grained quartered oak, filled an varn s e  __
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i - ." .il
some dliligfgegiides being very strong and durable. Price, _   _;__._. . 
° ° _._.i .
Screens to Fit Every Window _.___ f
fr  S°.‘t°.f:.:i..“ff»..:‘i2t.‘:.:.:;‘;f;:: .Ii':.":.‘:.‘:.‘:.‘.'.- .i“;i‘.:;?.'1.‘: 
¢‘,`:iT`$`/|§l|`;l¢iP‘eill;isri)'i\i¥gilie wir-e'cloili are ontircfly coveroil with wood, which fs. __  __
 liigli,exiends :Z0 to 32 ln,     20e-
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5:2
$55
No high, extends _20
No. high. extends 22
‘ to fi? in. . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . .
._ 35c.
high, extends 15 io 23 iii.   C-
to :ill iii. . . . . . . . . . .
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No. ii, 22 in. nigh. extends 24 to ii incin-.c _ _ uc.
No. 10. this screen is mode to fasten outside ot window sash. Sizes
22 inches high, and cxtends from 23 to fbi*/9 inches. Price ....40¢. EI
73 a in to 5.30p in,closiogon Saturday at 2  i 1
4:. t~_
.il ~ '
fi
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in ~¢.\._.:».-:_
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 . wimimic at neun _ ~ _ ~
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If _" 2-* li».¢_`
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- -. ' _ 1-;¢',.: J.; <5- `
U Diirin July and August, our Business Hours will be '   _ "_`§,Qi__ 
 ° l pzin. flpcii Wednesdays until 5.30 p. rn. 
QM* 'i\ic§o=_icrsl\oi'oiiiaics   
Street :_ ` _    '