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",  "3 fm Soods and _are oderlna the
, a ance ot the display_ mtluding all the
newest aid smartest designs in Patent. Gun
1 Metal and Black Satin at ao per cent, di
ij * ' There is a good variety and a at lendid
stock. Former yrices ranged fr.m $2.75
' w, 5*- ”°W 2° P. c. 1 ff. See our southern
,\  window. Get your poney votes here.
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Laura M. Lunt and Sedgwick
1500 tons best quality Anthr-
rcite Coal in Nut, Stove and
Egg sizes
We Would Advise
intending purchasers oi hard
coal to book their orders now
as the price advances la'er in
the season.
Phone I 1 I
tl. Lyons 8|. Co.
6-Mif.
 
DOMINION QF CANADA
Province of Prince Edward
Island, City of Charlottetown.
Kenneth J. Martin. Esquire, the
Stipendiary Magistrate for the Ci' y
of Charlott-.town.
Take Notice that His Honor the
.itipendiary Magistrate of the City
oi Charlotetown has by virtue of
the power and authority in him
vested by the Statue ofthe General
Assembly of the Island entitled:
"An Act to` Consolidate V and
Amend theseveral acts incorpora-
ting the City .of.» Charlottetown,
' ‘Orders d' and- appointed; 1 hat Mon-
day 18th of August. , |913, be the
day set down for hearing all appeals
made to him from the preceeding
Valuation Aesentment of rates im-
posed or authoriztd by tl e City
Council of the City at d that ou
such day and daily there after until
all such appeals have been rcari, at
the hour ot ten o’clock in the fore-
uoon, in the City Court in-the City
Hall in Charlottetown aforesaid and
such appeals viill be read and finally
determined by him.
Dated this 30th day of July
A. D. |913, '
ROBT. VANIDERSTINE
K. J MARTIN, S. M.
632 7-3iM16i.
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A CAREFUL TIL!!
and examination byour axnart will de-
zgl'-‘mlna whether or not :vu lwvd Illil-
rr' . t it d n fr
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RIGHT GLASSES
will rell ve the strain and your Icneral
health will improve,
DW? can supply any kind or atrls you
re e
" nw. ranon
Bouthoida Qunsn Eulltfl
 
Best liard, Coal
The schooner "Estelle" has ar-
rived from New York with 650 tons
Anthracite Coal in stove and chest
nut sizes. She will be followed lm-
medlately by the "levi S. And .
rewal’ with 95o tons in egg, stove
and che tnut sizes, all of highesi
grade and beat quality. i
Prices of this coal will be lovwti
wane diet.-f,.i.~¢. Kindly *pd
in your orders today, and satisfie-
tory delivery wi l be made. "
BUNTAIN. Bill. & C051
waeienie tea. aunt ceatnertéfgf ,
rx uurmurnn wa,
, I fvk"-j' or , r r--‘r d rw- ~' -Hvvll vs y I IIL _I-|111 I I-ll
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A  P  p_c'_  V ` ' ...-rr rarsltolplr  ni-evmu
 MORNING DAILY Gush
dian can be obtained at B. J. la-
bon'l Drugstore. Bouria.
..r°'l‘Hll MORNING DAILY Gur-
dlan ua ba obtained at W. A. John-
|tona'l. Montague,
...°BUBBURIBERB should renew A
weak or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thu;
not min an issue, as all papers are
giasaontinued promptly on expiry
BLIND-CURED BY. HYPNOTIBM.
.-3.
A remarkable instance of a blind
space of a few seconds while under
the treatment of a hypnotic special-
ist at Dulwich, Eng., is arousing
considerable interest.
H Now for the "
rungemonts and superior finish
The Cook Studio
The child is Gertrude Yates, nina-
years old. She was born blind, and
has been educated at one of the Lon-
‘ don County Council schools lor the
mind., ‘
A few days ago one of the London
County Council woman inspectors
took the little girl to Professor Al-
exander Erskine, who is a professor
of psycho~auggeation. He ehectod so
complete a cure that the child was
Fdmily Group
For natural pose artistic ar-
como to
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Children are interesting in each
stage of their development.
Let pictures keep them as they
are to-cay- pictures full of uncon-
scious, unalfcctcd grace, and the
individuality of the child.
Make an appointment for t`_cm
to inspect our playroom.
The Bayer Studio
 
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WE MAKE 'IEETII
dill: :ll` a lf ` $'e°’i;wtI°;yg\I
9 nm it t p o o have thaw
wi dos .Ifni wi ivey u-lr
lint. te lr ,l ldlhar. ll rod
.0 'Iihtl “Et r.'i2l§.l*l.§"' "'°"'“"‘
|250 can St.
Dr. Robins ~-nin-
Phone 715J
Early Vegetables Wanted
Send us your early Turnips,
Beets, Carrots on consign-
ment, or quote us your lowest
cash price We want a few
more young pigs.
W. B. N IXON,
Wholestie Commission
Merchant,
S5 dney, N. S.
667-8-2M1zi. `
Are You Using
Arena Lawn I
Stationery
Arena Lawn is tho
name we have given ifo
h
our _ new line of Note
aper and Envelopes. -
We have . it iii both
Pound Packafgsségnd Tab~
let=. \
It hast nice sm00lll
wrltingfsuriace but still
ferns; (he Lim Finish
I 'guard Packages 25c.
" .l'l'ClllE’S
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able minutely to describe every ob-
ject shown to her.
How this strange cure was affected
was described by Professor Alexand-
er Erskine.
“I induced a hypnotic sleep ln her
as a. last. hope, and as soon as she
was properly asleep I told her she
could see.
" ‘Ycs,' she replied, and added that
she could ace mc, but said that I
was black when I assed her what
color I was. '
"l told her that she was wrong,
and then she said that only my
moustache was nlack.
"Then I made her describe various
objects, and the .gardener,_who could
be neon working in my garden from
the window. ' ‘ '
"I was very much surprised, as I
had not hoped for such good results,
but when she collected fragments of
paper I threw about the floor I real-
ized that the child could really see.
“Ono of the most extraordinary
features of the case was the chi1d"s
description of colors. She correctly
named vivid llues and yellows, al-
though she cannot hate known much
of colors before, except as mere
names."
THE WANING OF A RACE.
We` might. expect the fiery individ-
ualism of the Southern mountain
people to cool gradually as popula-
tion grevn denser; but., curiously
enough, crowding only intensifies it
in the ahy backwoodsmau. Neighbor-
liness has not grown in the moun-
tains-it is on the wane. 'glare are
today fewer long-rollings an house-
raifings, fewer husking bees and
quilting parties that in former times;
and no new social gatherings have
taken their place. Our mountain
farmer, seeing all arable land taken
up, and the free range ever narrow-
ing, has grown jealous and distrust-
ful. rcsentlng the encroachment oi
tro many sharers in what once he
felt. was his own unfenced domain.
And so it has come ahout` that the
very quality that is his strength and
charm as a man-his staunch indivi-
dualism-is provlnz his wea‘-ross and
r°r\roach as a nelrrhbor and citizen.
The virtue ot a. time outworn has
become the vice nf nn are new-born.
-Horace Kephart in the May Out-
ing. t t
I bought a horse with 5 supposedly
incurable rlngbono for S30, Cured
him with $1.00 worth oi MINARD'S
LINIMENT and sold him for $85.00.
l‘rolit on Liniment, $54.00.
,Moran onnoson.
Hotel Keeppr, st. Pnt1uppe_ one.
1
I The
f__._ Human -
try- _J  
The Eye is one ofthe
most delicate and com-
plicated of the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this I
fact it is being constant-
child gaining its aight within tile"
- mrmrnersitia $1 00
Kensington into
_ » ...°0NB CENT per word each inlar-
UOD for ldwrtilint in this column.
,Cub mustnocompany order. Mini-
mum charge twenty-iiva oasis.
;..°\(R. ED. D. FEEHAN ig Guardian.
representative in Sour-ls.'His Phono
number is 5. W. L. Dingwail Under-
t.aker'| oillea. umm,
HOUSEHOLD H1N'rs....
' Vlnugar or yeast should never be
| kept in stone crooks or jugs, The gk-
id eats oil the glaring, which is pol-
sonous. -
' When your furniture becomes dull
rub it with a iisnnel dipped in equal,
parts of turpentlne and kersoene.
_ A vary good way to reheat up 5.
Joint la to wrap it in thickly greased
Paper and keep it covered while in
the ova
u.
t Grease in the sink. is a. bcry prolltic
cause of disease. Washing soda is the
best and simplest cleaning agent.
Parsley can be kept lresh by putting
it into a glass itll' and screwing the
lid on tight, than placing it in B cool
rlace. , ,
. FASHIONS.
A few Greek eftects in gowns are
used as an intense ‘contrast to the
present waye of oriantaltsm.
. Dancing (rocks escape the ground by
two inches. Other evening gowns are
made with slight trains.
Brown with rose which has the
faintest hint in it of the same co_lor
is one of the new combinations.
LARGl".S'I’ SHIPMENT OF CATTLE.
Nnw om.nANs, rja., Aug. s.-
Arrangetnents are being' made to
handle the largest: shipmeni; of cattle
cvereyer brought to this, and proh-
ably to any American port. The first.
shin 'load of a rnotement of 93,000
head will dock here tomorrow from
Tnmpitfo, Mexico,
Forced by continuarlrc of the in-
surrections in the southern republic,
the owners are going to this vast
expense as the only means of saving
any portion of their property. Wh-lle
the shipment is being made in the
name of the Gorraiitos Ranch Com-
pany, an English' concern, it is un-
derstood that Gen. Luis Terrazas,
Fmriqtie C. Creel and other Mexican
cattle owners are sending out some
of their cattle with this movement.
Thirty-two hundred stock cars wl'.‘.
be required to carry the cattle from
_New Orleans to the various ranches
to which they have bcen assigned.
, :'Dnndl'ufi is natural in small a-
nmounts but`when it becomes exces-
sive. the dry scales may kill the
roots oi the hair and cause baldness.
Rexall “O3” Shampoo Paste to pro-
mote the health of the scalp by vig-
,orous and systematic shampooing.
Lnrgc jar 25c. The MacKinnon Drug
Co.. Corner Great; George and Kent
Monday, August Ilth is the
last day lor receiving discounts
on elec rio light bills for July
lighting. Pay today and save
momy. 1
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SCl)i'l'i€il CATHERINE
The Grand Annual Gathering( 0| the
col ish tlarzsol Prince. Fdward lrlarrd
under the auapieef of ~h¢ Caledonian
Club will lr-theld on
RIVERJDE D"IVl‘li PAMK VERNON
r IVILR BRIDGE
Monday. August I8 h. l9|5.
Fares and Train Arrangements
S'r.\'1‘ioN. l"Altl~: 'l It/tm DPTS
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The introductory
Price on the
$52.
Mark
Cross
, Safety
Razor
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lt shaves and loolrs like
'a $5 Razor because it is a
plated. The Mark Cross
trade mark of 60 years
standing guarantees its
quality.
We will buy it haclt ifyou
clo not agree that it is better
than any other $5.00 Razor.
Mark Cross Blades
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A Miracle In Steel
E Each
ln Individual Packages ‘
and Wax Paper Slips
Made from imported steel-
from Sheflield England. Scien-
tii-ically treated. perfectly tem-_
\\.
Midsummer Sales `
Ladi;.§.9?1;a;i;coats $2.75
Here’s_a number of full length
natural iinendustcoats with military
collar turn back cults and patch.
pockets that were tip top values at
the regularprice and at the reduced
price cannot be equalled. I
Ladies' Outing Straw Hats
‘ti R 1
"§'1‘i3§§'$’e§3.0‘i>"}$'I 65C
About one hundred straw outing
hats and untrimtned shapes that are
left in the rnillinery dept. Every hat
perfect. The colors are white, nat-
ural browo, blue and black.
Sionlev bros
The ot\x/:tvs busv .‘2~l.f>r‘.-_>
t I
msn ounnv nouns
` ESTABLISHED r-‘$50 f ff - ~
SHIRK 8 SNIDER. Ltd.
Manufacturers of Buda and other llirth Quality Hours
Mills at Bridgeport also Baden
Eastern Wholesale office for t‘1e 'lrade at
Prctou. Nova Scotia
]. B. H ART Y.
\/vholes tie agent for M trltime Provinces, Newfoundland and
Wt-st Indies '
Uur low mill prices will 'interest you. Car lots and
Upward.
Carveli Bros. Agents for P. E. I.`
771-8-8Mxmo.
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$5 Razor. lt's triple silver- »
Premier Position
The Sun Life cf Canada now occupies the
- premier position among Canadian Life ASSur- .
ance Companies now having over
$I44,ooo,oco,oo of Insurance in force and an
annual income of over $12,000,000. Per lates
and plans apply t0
32
 R. BROW Q,
Charlottetown Manager, for P E. I
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Elmira
Baltic
Connaught:
Struris ,
Bear River 1
:lt Charles
\'t. Petor's
I Morell
_lyiif-used and overwork-  Stew
gd. Bedford 7
York 60c
Royalty Junction b0o
»' rootown
Emerald
Brutini haue
Fredericton
Hunter River
\'orth Wiltshire
Mi ton
Royalty Junctio
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$1 lil
$1.00
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Mount Albion 20:3 10.20 a.m l0 11 a.‘m.
"cunt Herbert Boo
- Lake Verde - 10.40
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*toms of Eye-‘¢'rair: head-
aches or pains in the
region of the _-yes, inabil-
ity to read or new for any
length of time, blurred
vision. 1
Allow ns to Examine
your Eyes. We will give
you expert reliable advice.
This is our business.
G. F. llutcheson
asc.-teen sr. rt....\¢»9s|. Optometrist- °'i»»'&"tl~ -1. ‘iii‘r“iit}r3`|'r7."i~..».?.§’I'..'é'
Ch‘tcw'n,','|yul nth, i913- I
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Grandview
Vernon River
‘ Murray Harbor 80o
Murray River 70c
Wood Islnnd
(l0c
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40c
.ako Verde -_
Vernon Arrive
lllrenralon fares
8 85
8.48
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and honed
and strapped
air tested
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10° “'27 ` ;“g5'.Féf1‘§§‘“`{,‘駰T‘§3lj""_‘:;n'EANK§ 80 Grafton Opp Opera House
LE factories manufacture tho |\vol*l1l'l
Inst old-fashioned straight rllorl.
Ark for Mark Cross Razor Blades
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On That ]ob
If you vtattt superior plumbing service, no
maltcr whether the job is installing, repa‘ring or
remodelling---it will pay, you to secure our
services.
t We can give you prompt work, txpcrt scr-
- vice and the best of good risults at the mort
moderate charge.
Try us on that job of yours---cali, vtrlic or
phcne 393 J.
Fred H. Trainor
non fur Nummaralds and points east ol
wryattyluncrion at not p m . for Murray
s\oatu.m
t'a~aan|rsrs lrom stations between
Geormtown, Montague and Mount
will t th rl itat b
thsreofttainfrom Vernon. Natura lnre
*rom all atatloaa b.tw-een Georgetown,
I t and t’t tio t
\¢»\tuI‘nl'~l'. lonclisl train vl'I loan Ver~   
Harbor st. alll p m. and hr Charlottetown  Sheppard  Toronm
ta?w|nrt loom# ‘o ;ds nl pwn by S E 
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c mpcting a t the first °
lsiatd '
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Festival ~
you should get in touch
with C. M. Williams, Box
289, Citv, right away. He
will explain all the points
on wh‘ch you are not
familar.
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