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Dollar Day Bar-
ains atBlack’s
Make the most of Dollar
Day-take advantage of the
low train fares and the big
bargains offered at Blacks.
Every dollar you spend at
this store on Wednesday,
June 30th, will purchase the
big est dollar’s worth of
high class crockeryware
your money has ever
bought.
Make it a point to see our
splendid display of special
Dollar Day values-the' sav-
ings offered will make it
well worth your while.
.Black & Co.
125 Grafton St. .
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Cut out this Ad-Order Any Article by Mail
NOW
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.1'l`ent Complete _   1
With Ropes, /1",  1
$1'
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These tents are made from first quality duck,
reinforced on eaves and corners, sewed in iron rings
at caves and top, grominets at bottom. Guaranteed
full size and full weight to the square yard _as speci-
fied. You will save disappointment by anticipating
your requirements for a tent and sending your order
I size s se io ft.-io eusee dsei<_..___  .$11.75
size ioxizft-12 essee <isek._..__  16.75 I
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Camp Broiler
For Camping, Outings,
etc., this Camp Broiler is
indispensible. It can be
folded up and carried in
a trunk or suit case.
Made with strong iron
f rame,lieavy gauge woven
wire centre, retinned,fold-
ing legs. Price, each...50
 1 Play Croquet
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Croquet is an interesting
game for both children and
adults, good exercise as well-
We can supply a Four-Ball
Croquet Set at 99c, 6-Ball
Set at $1.30, 8-Ball Set at
$1.80. See page 110 Hol-
man’s Catalog.
`~._`\* C11gi5‘£g1":1:8l ' ,L so that Baby 1
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F“?°"1“1“‘f§'...i -1 51.---.1  ggny. iieran-
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protected from flies. Price........   ...... ..$I.50
Gauze weave
can benefit
by the fresh
 ' air and sleep
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san. e time
wg sau -_ ~ ~ ~
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Ten-Quart
12 l-Zc
Made of standard weight
I_C plate tin, double seam,
rivetted ears, strong' cap-
gered wire bail and wood
_ andle; ten iguart caplrc-
ity; size 11x 1-12inc es
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T111 P a11 1 1 Did you ever think it
1.45
possible to procure such
a reliable Freezer as the
Frost King at this price,
we here it is guaranteed
ln every respect. Our -
quart size $1.45, other
sizes shown on page 99
1600-6-25-M2lEl.l.
-sHiNGLEs. - sehr. “G. C. Kel- -_-
iy," captain Webster, sailed wednes- -cHocoi.A1'Es ace. ner lb- at
asy for Picton sires discharging s Holmaifs. Summerslde. on Saturday.
cargo of Shingles for R. T. Holman, 1600-6-25-M2lEl.i.
Limited .
-BARBAIN8. - Perfectly ripened
_SLIGHT ACCIDENT. - The S. Plneapples on Sale Saturday at Hol-
S. "Empress" while coming to the man's, Summerside at 10c.
dock Tuesday night carried away the 1600-6-25-M2iE1i.
flying lib from off the Sehr. “Joseph --_
McGill," lying at the head of the -FOR SALE-Two good young
what-f_ milch cows, freshened this spring.
Apply Thomas Hall, Summerside.
-POLICE COURT.-Harold Ram- 6-26m6i.
say, 15 years old, was arraigned in
the Police Court on Thursday, charg- -THE STORE 01! R. T- Holman
ed with shop-breaking and unlawfully L111111~ed W111 119 0105641 H11 1185’ '-1‘11\l1‘B-
carrying away goods. The prisoner GHY. July lst (D0l1l1lJ10I\ D8-Y)
was committed for trial at the next ~ 1574-G-24M3iE2l.
session of the Supreme Court.-H. -°-°-
-COAL CARGO.-The schooner
_A(;<;|pENT |N SAW |v|||_|__. Mig Carl E. Richard, Capt. Skinner, Is now
Merritt ])awsoii, ot' North Tryon, was 111 D011 W111\ 8 CBYE0 Of C08-1 for the
sawing lumber in Ives' Mill on Mon- P- E- 1S111H¢1 RH11WaY»'-H-
day, morning June 21st, when he had -l
his left hand caught in the saw, sever- THE REV. E. J. RATTEE will
ing his thumb from the first Joint. He preach hi the Presbyterian Church.
continued working away und did not ROSS VH11€Y. f1l'St Sabbillll. -11-1119 27111.
realize what had happened until he no. at 11 o'clock a. m. and ut Hartsville
ticcd the blood flowing on the ground. at 3 0’C10Ck D- lil-
ile subsequently found the tliiimh und _
had it buried. Mr. Dawson drove to --RESERVE Wednesday, July 7, for
l)r. l3oyer’s, four 'piles distant, :ind the Tea and Athletic Sports at Mar-
hnd his wound dres..:d. gate. Proceeds in aid of public hall.
Full particulars in handbills later.
-sci-iooNEn DAMAGED. - The 2042-6-22M5il><1-
Schooner “G. C. Kelly,” Captain ~_?
Webster, inet with a slight accident '-KEN31NGT0N-"110V- H- R- B011
Wednesday afternoon when after set- lW111 91911011 111 the '1`9111De1`111100 H1111.
ting her sails, let her bow lilies go ,K*3119111B1011» 011 -111119 27111. Bt 11 8-III-.
to pay off. The stern line parted she 111111 111 111° 31111118 V9»110Y H1111 111 7 DJI1-
ranged ahead, and being too near the-T11” 1‘1111’1@C1l 111 111° U101“11111B' W111 be
bottom to answer her helm she struck "H1110 F011? -111‘15m9111B~" C0310 H1111
Queens Wharf, tearing a large hole 11e11'1`~
in the shed, and also parting her out- _**‘
er jib stay and bob stay. Tile damages. *'RE°0VER1NG--M13 -101111 GH1-
to the schooner however, were slight 11111- M15"°11C11°" W110 111111 119911 C011'
owing to the presence of niind of the 1111011 10 1115 11111119 101 111101112 SeV011
Cap¢_aiu_ . weeks by injuries received while driv-
________ his a spirited team in a disc barrow,
| is so well recovering that he was able
  S  toéoine to Summcrslde on Thursday.
W' -TEMPERANCE LECTURE--Rev.
'GRAY I-IAIIQ
Dr. Tremaln'a Natural Hair Restor-
atlvo will positively restore gray hair
to natural color and keep it so. IT IS
NOT A DYE, and will not injure the
scalp. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price one dollar.
For sale by Reddiu Bros.. drugglsts,
(funicron Block, Charlottetown. Also
sent postpaid. Address Tremnin Sup-
ply Co., Dept., "C, G.", 'I‘oronto,'0nt."
Seldom. if ever. has a more inter- R. H. Stavert, M.W.P. Sons of Tem-
esting and exciting picture been shown pei-ance, delivered a fbrcefui and Q10.
on the screen of the People’s Theatre quent lecture in me Tgmpgi-ance Han
than thc second episode of the “Perils Kensington, to Q fairlyfiarge audience.
of Pauline," which was shown last Rev. W, D. Wilson presided, At the
night for the first time. Hundreds close Shamrock Division was ro-
went away proclaiming ith merits, as organised with good prospects for
it sure is full of mystery, the question doing good work.
to Ile answered in last night’s instal- ...___
ment being, What did Owen write? -NOTICE.~On account of ‘other
and ends with, What is going to hap- attractions on July 7th, the Margat tea,
pen Pauline? Ili this number is found has been postponed. A lawn party
Owen, the late secretary, trying to will he held on the beautiful grounds
find a means of ridding liiniselt of of Mr Frank Glydon on the evening
Pauline, in order that he lniglit se- of Julie 30th, and if not fine on July
cure the money that has been left in 2nd. Hot lunches, ice cream and all
his care for Pauline, provided she ful- kinids of refreshments will be served.
flllel' ill Th is ` .
.i si condition of the w . s no small affair as we are pre
Hc sees by one of the newspapers Daring for a big crowd and the will
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o buy in this Province. -ONI GIN1’ word each inner
tion for adve in this column. -sv -i
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_THE MORNING DAILY Guardian Cub must accompany order. llinl 4 ~` _;. -~ _ ~' _ - 3
can be obtained at La!lorty'| Ton- mum charge twenty-tivo cents. _ _ =,  ._ ,.1 ;_ _
serial Parlours, Bummeratdo. '_ ' _ _  _ . 1
_ --  ` __ . _ _ _V __ _ _ ` __ ‘_ __ __ _ __ P .= _ .; 4. ii. . .  _
_.___ LACE CURTAINS at clearance
._w. K. Mi:GOUGAN, Globe Fox prices at Holman’|. 1606625M2iE1i.
n e, is Guardian ent in Sum-
gg-gi;d€_ As -COST PRICES on lace curtains
-___ at Holman's. 1606-6-25-M21 Eli
_.COAL. 1--Seb. "Nellie Rnedff CBD-_ - .
tain Reed,-.'a'i-rived 'Jin Silmnibrside. ' --QHOCOLATES 29c. lb. Saturday N  _
Wednesday from Picton ,_ with aload at Hohnan’s. 1600-6-25~M2iE1,_. .~_. ' ,-_ .1g.‘-I. ‘ -`
of coal for the Railway; ‘ ` -# _ H ~ _ _-_ ` ` '
_.___ -TIN PAILB. - 10 quart Tin Pall _:_ ' I -~’\"
-COAL FOR P. E. I.-Sclir. “Jo- 121/gc. at Holman’s, Bnmmerslde. 
sephine Swanton,” Captain Wyre. ar- 1600-6-25M2lE1i. __
rived Wednesday from Pictoif Wifi! Bi _ _ `
cargo of coal for the P. E. I. 111111118311; --CLEARQNCE BLA1-5 Of W111"
' _ lace curtains commences on Saturday
-LOADING PRODUCE--The Schr`. at H0lmB.l1’B. 1806-6-25-M2lE1l.
Malabar. Captain. Razavet. 18. HOW.
loading a cargo 'of' produce and will-'1 -PINBAPPLES 10e. Saturday °D~
shortly sail for Hawkesbury.-H. ll’ lit H°1ll\9~l1'B. Sllmmerslde-
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1  New Suits for Men '
Checks, Plains, Stripes $ 14  Single and Double Breasted
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' If you have a spacious idea in that cranium of yours about some par-
l ticular color or design for your summer suit you’ll find it here, unless-It’s-J -~
a dear one.
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Snaps for the Women
Ladies Wrappers............ .....69c Children’s Dresses..................25c "
Pink Crepe Kimonas.... ......$I.00 Black Sateen Underskirts........49c
ta
Children’s Cotton Dresses........59c Special Silk Gloves, White, Black, ,-_.
White Organdie Col1ars...........25c Tan, Grey   
Fancy Lace Collars.... ._ .........50c White Pique Skirts............. $1.00 .~
1 Snaps for the Working Men =
Kharki Shirts 75c for.. .........50c
Asst. Cold. Shirts $1.25 for...75c
Asst. Cold Shirts $1.50 for $1.00 . Men’s Hard riats..............-$1.00
Linen Hats..  .......50c
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Men’s Straw Hats........ ......50c
Job line Overalls........ . .....35_c -
Men’s Soft Hats......... .... ..$1.00 I
Summer Wear Snaps for Men 
100 Dozen Negligee Shirts
75c ‘for 43c
100 Dozen Negligeef Shirts
_ $1.00 for 63c
100 Dozen Black Half Hose
35c for 25c 35c for 25c ‘
The Best Place to Buy the Best Things fl
£555
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50 Dozen Negligee Shirts ~
$1.25 for 75c
25 Dozen Negligee Shirts
$1.65 _for $1.00
30 Dozen Braces
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a. splendid opportunity to get Pauline @w W is “ -l-   -'.~ ~'.- .1-..'_- J. :_ .'- .'. ._
to go as a passenger in the machine,  PERso"AI's @   .- - 1 _ ° A A ‘ "
that a big aviation meet will be held, be there 1636
and the idea strikes him ii would be '
provided he can reach the machine be- _ ' 
forehand and make it unsafe. This Mm.;l;,e fgeegiedqsugf ag? Nirs' rgugth
11° 110914 1" me e”'1`1y 111011111115' 11111 hear that their little dau lliteasi 0
liiirry has already decided that Pau- covering from her Sedo” gmer B  _ -
line shall not lly, and succeeds in put- B nesB'_` ' ' '
ring the autos out of business and _Mm Hammond Toombs and her
- ’ _ - Mr and Mrs Jamieson, of Halifax,
ffliléliiolggsnglaétl£;1e£I°1§1;;§ryb;§1fnE;;‘; 5181013 M188 Mabel W001I10\‘. Nvrlh have arrived on a visit to tlielr son.
point in as much as the aviator makes Rustic/0' me spending 8' few days with xtryJ` G' Jamieson and Mrs Jamieson' .
the ascent without her and shortly friends in summerslde'
.fi ll th ‘,. . - _"_
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y g side Thursday were Messrs. Joseph resume her duties at Mount Sinai
iinflilllllsagilufxtts i1:I(;)£rl{n1l1ei‘I1l' th t LHCRGY. M1SC0lIC1l0; REX DBWS011. Al- Hospital, New York, after visiting her
_ _ 5  911 161119- bany; Everett Clark, Linkletter; Wm. home In this city.
.ind those who appreiute these taking Cm-mme,-5 Carleton. Hugh (sam _ ____
your life in your hands stunts should 1,011' park 'Comm._ ’ ’ D Mr J F Pmmt Magistrate fm. me
§‘,ul_';f1f;.;'“i`,té1lis ¥g;:i'},erf;1‘1l[f°§l'11“(§_11'e -i town of Kensington. was hi the city
' ,1,§(_'mher glduresyoll the‘1p:_1(1;g;1Z'I-n -Prof. R. C. Archibald, of Brown's yesterday attending ii meeting of the
_ )_ _ ‘ University, Providence, R. I., arrived _Clioesc Board.
were iltcidedly interesting .ind added in Summersme | the momm ex_
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“"1"-‘ 1° s1110m11d 1~11`°51`“111~ press from Charlottetown Tliursday Mr Edward Winchester. oi’ Boston.
and crossed by the S. S. Empress Fri- has arrived in the city to visit has
day, on return to his home. parents, after an absence of fourteen
-_ years. _ »
-Among the visitors to Summer-
slde on Thursday were Messrs. Ben
Acorn, Charlottetown; S, Kennedy,
131'9~<1i11b1H1@; George Barnet, Elmsdale
iilnd James C. Tuplln, Black Banks.~
-Mr. James J. Morrlsey, Tlgnlsh,
who has been on a visit to Nanaimo,
B. C., for the past few months, arrived
in Summerside Wednesday night and
left .by the morning train for East,
where he will .spend a few diivs lm-
fore returning to his home in Tignlsh.
§.ll'§1i...ii°m HDIMAWS  1 Wedhesdaiti   
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Dr. llrown leaves this morning for
New York in response to a call to
visit his cousin, Miss l`ris Cole, who
her many island friends will regret to
learn is somewhat seriously ill. Dr.
own will probably be absent about
a week. . "
"0do-ro-no will posltlvely prevent
perspiration-a perfectly harmless
preparation that helps the health of
_the skin. Two applications of 0do~
ro~no ii week is sufficient to (keep the
llody fresh and odorless. do-ro~n0
‘is sold by the Two Macs. 140 Great
orgo Street.-Mtf.
A 1°  " 3'  "Your aoiisr will sn-eieii is its ruli-
e  S I resist rwr_oNs omwoiinesasy. wsieh
I4 1   Dollar   Day
1 Visit our Store for a variety of
  BIG 15oLL.-in BUYS
ll-Iolnian’s Catalog.  h   
for windows and Add 1628626111111
_iiiisi ins
second
the first of its kind seen here, will
a half-mile trot or pace, and apart
from it interesting the children so
much. is looked for by the horsemen
1111 11 Very C1050 race. the speed of the 2.16
poiiles being about equal. The Sharper
are very liberal for these ' _.Ca Cresceus D
valuable stop watch f il t D -' ` any
seven bushels of oats ig; rs S" Admiral' Quee-n
a in prize of different _
Special prizes have been arranged B Pla)ci=:‘l1byDlxlI?rln¢(:;ell11i' Qlilllataan
the pony class. The races begin at ' '
two o'clock sharp and the starter will
not wait for any horse if he is not
ready at that hour. 'The oineisls will
bo as follows:-Starter, Mr P. S
Brown: Jiiilscs. Messrs lr, w, Hughes'
n. J. steels and H. Kelly; _nmessf Maya,”
Morris
ig. utnemsiiss _ suits.
acre ary. --
the entries:- 
and Pace.-Hilda S.,
Dorothy, 2.181/4; Dr
Oakley H., 2.18%. .
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We promise you the greatest value for One
Dollar cvcr offered the pul.li¢_.lm-e are a few;
l\icn'slloots for........  .. $100
W0lIli:ii’s Boots for...... ..  $1 00 '
I10ys’Bootsfor................. $100
M9113 $175 YUC1111118 Shoes  . . . . . $1 00
(31115 _1300ts1;1for"..........‘1\...;  $1100 `
1 Womeii’s $1.50 Yachting Shag for it  ~ 1'
W0men’s Canvas Pumps,    . . . . .$1.00 I
 SPECIAL nnivn ’
2° Drcss S1111 C3505. $1-50 for .  . .. $1 oo 1
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