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lowest price of the year. Buy
your Hard Coal now.
coming with 2000 tons of
the very best quality Haid
Coal. We are selling at thel
very lowest price while dis-
charging.
ivery this month.
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Enjoy Your
Ti-ir riiiiit  Baifhe  
To BUY l with a pair of
C0111. _
Swimming
_ Wings
  The-y are not a toy but a
real aid to those learning to
swim or float. _ They will
support an adult as well as a
|i¢W" _
If you want to secure the
_Regular 50c silk swim-
ming wings for 39c see
We have two vessels
Bathing Caps
many shades, all the latest
dgsigns-Prices very reason-
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Geo. E. Hughes
The Peoples’ Diuggist
Order your supply for del-
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is due here this morning at eight
o'clock.
I ACCEPTS CALL. - Rev. Roland
Davidson, late of Grand Falls. N. B..
has accepted a call to-the congrega-
tion of Richmond Bay East, (P. E.
i.) and will be inducted July 13.
REPAIRS TO' HARLAND-The S.
S. Harland suffered some damage to
her propellor on Saturday and she
was beached at Rocky Point Sunday
to enable Messrs. Bruce Stewart and
Co., to make the necessary repairs.
I A HOLIDAY-The committee in
charge oi' the L. 0. (7. I'iciiic are pro-
viding the usual bounteous tables for
'Iiielr picnic on Monday (next) at lied-
foril. ltcfrcslinleiit booth, ice cream,
-lenioiindo and other cool drinks. 1995
ENJOYABLE OUTING-Tlie Lea-
guo of the (Jross picnicl is so well
known as an enjoyable affair that it
.needs no recoinnienilation. It will
_be held this year on Monday at lied-
ford. 1995
MANY VISITORS. - There was a
large number ot’ passengers from
Montague and interinediate stations
i-_vosterilay morning to the city, some
to ntteiid the Orange tea, others to
Izittend thc opening of the Suininor
lSchool of Science.-B.
JUDGING LIVE STOCK.-A Live
iStoi-,k Judging Class will be iield at
jtlcorge Green's, Kingston tlornor on
Tuesday evening July 13th at 6 p. in.
sharp. Everyone interested is invit-
eil to be present.
COMMUNION AT BIRCH HILL. -
The Sacranient of the Lord's Supper
' naman-‘;`~rtni"' ‘un°"*’~-
will be dispensed at Bircli liill on
Today E gl' h C d
Worth 6(l1c ls lb. Tiiry 47C
just c nough of this special English Candy for you to-day.
Sold very fa st last weel; but there’s enough for you. Right
fresh from tie war zone-try it at this special price.....47 c
McKinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Great Geor e and Kent Sis.
L _ ig 2 ._
Sabbath the 18th at 10.30 ii. in. Pre-
pai'al,ory services on 'l`hursday at ll
ii. in. and on Saturday at one p. in.
I ltev. James `Mcl)onga|I will assist thc
l/Pastor. The Session will meet on
Saturday.
_ T0 VISIT THE ISLAND-Mrs.
_John Miiclieiizie, accompanied by her
ifriend, Mrs. Duncan McMasters, left
lWaterside, N. S., on Sautrday last to
lvisit her granddaugliter Mrs. Archi-
bald Sutherland, of Murray Harbo, P.
id. island. Mrs. Sutherland was for-
merly Miss Flossie MacKenzie, of
this place, who just one year ago be-
icanie the bride of Rev. Archibald
Sutherland, forincrly ot' Trenton.
i IMPROVING-The friends of Mrs.
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J. S. Nelson, of Halifax, will be pleas-
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have earnestly striven to ` 4 I
establish such a reputation, and believe our old friends
will say tha_t we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the bi st to be had in the tobacco line.
Hickey & NicliolsonTob. Co., 
Phone 345 - - Manufacturers
Bargains
Not All is Gold that Glitters
If you want, good, pun
relia le tobacco go to ai
honest manufacturer. W
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eil to know that she successfully pass-
ed the ordeal ot’ a serious operation
recently performed at the "Restholni
Private llospital" Halifax. Mrs. Nel-
son is it sister of Mrs. J. fl. Slackforil,
Truro, who is \vitli her at this tinie.
‘Mayor Slackford, who spent the week
ond in the city has returned to town.
-Truro News. Mrs. Nelson referred
to in the above is a sister of Messrs.
John and Charles Saunders of this
, city.
TO GO AS MISSIONARY. - Miss
Gertrude A. Back, daughter of Rev.
A. J. \V. Back, of St. James’
(‘hurch, Milltown, N. Ii., formerly of
this Province, has been taking it five
years’ training course at the head in-
stitution of the Cliiiia Inland Mission
in London, England, and is no\v pre-
pared to enter upon the work ot’ the
‘mission in (iliina as soon as .the way
is open t`or her going. She will go
|o1it as a graduate nurse. Her aunt,
Miss Georgina Hurn, sister oi’ Mrs.
lla(-lr, of Millto\vii, was for several
years a inissionary in (lhina, and

l Let Us Supply You With _‘I
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Positively the Best `  
Pump Made `
The “Gould’s” is without a doubt the  
best pump on the market to-day. This is fi 1 1
evidenced by the immense sale of these Pumps from
year to year. The most careful and experienced work-
men and the most up-to-date methods are employed
in the manufacture of these Pumps.
1023-for deep wells. A medium priced Pump,
adapted for operating cylinder in wells 30 to b0 ft. deep.
l’i°ice........................ .......   ....... _.$4-00
‘ 780-This Pump is furnished with windmill top,
and is adapted for use in drilled _or tubular wells, 30
to 120 ft. deep. The stroke is adiustable, a 6, 8 or 10
inch. Price...    $5.85
1525--Lift and Force 50 to 100 ft. The Ratchet
Head with its increased leverage, weighted handle and
roller bearing, make a very easy working Pump
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` ` 835-Force Pump. Lift and force 40 to 150 _ft
This Pump is built with ri-vi_>lvin`g tight top, fitted with
brass packing gland and Air Chamber Tube. $i(;r&c8
1534--Ratchet Pump for Wells, 40to 150 ft. deep.
This Pump' has many advantages over the ordinary
ump, and is a very easy working Pump Price $7 25
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. P _Brass Cylinders, all sizes, Galv’d Pipe, Gialv’d
Strainers, Galv,d Rod, Pump Leathers, etc., etc. _
' Come in and let us talk over the Pump question
with you.
We Iclose every Saturday at One O’clock
During July and Augllsf
WHOLESALE Ann in-:'rAiL
’sufl`ered death at the hands of the
lioxers in 1900. A letter written by
Miss ilurn ii. few minutes before the
tragedy, when she actually saw the
1 Boxers’ coming on their cruel mis-
sion, is still in possession of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Back.
::PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. -
Wo have an agency for the celebrated
“Anseo" Pliotograpliic Supplies and
carry a. full line of Films, Paper,
Plates, Developers, Cameras ete.--
Speclal attention given to developing
and printing. Bring your films to
us.-E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
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Miss Ada Bradbury
‘ 88 Great George Street.
Art Needle Work and materials for
working. Stamped Linens and
Tlirenils of all kinds. 88 Great George
Street.
2036-6-22MlMo
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Coal
800 ton of Chest-
nut & Stove sizes
due about August
5th.
Quality Guaran-
teed.
Geo. E. F ull’s
next Monday at Bedford. 1995
i-i’oMi.=. GUARDS-N0. one ami Two
Companies l-ioiiie Guards will parade
this, Tuesday evening at Drill Hall at
hour in Victoria Park. All lioine
Guarders urged to attend these rifle
drills.
' SONS OF TEMPERANCE.- The
Grand Division meets at Darnley next
Thursday, 15th inst. Railway will
Issue Stniidard Certificates to Ken-
sington, where ti-ains will await dele-
gates. Tho M. W. P. ltev. lt. li.
Stavert will deliver ii. (lantern) illus-
trated iiddress in tho evening.
TRYING FOR COLLEGE- Eighty-
one pupils took thc entrance examina-
tions at Montague. 'i‘lie exaiiiiiiers
were Vernon (Erockctt, inspector York,
Daniel J. Shaw, teacher, Uigg, Jaincs
Landrigaii, Manager School Supply
l)ep't Charlottetown, Leslie Adiiins,
Inspector Montague, D. S.. Fraser in-
spector Wliini ltuad Cross. _
MOTOR BOAT CUPS. - In _.tho
show window of' The 2 Macs Drug-
store are i`our beautiful silver' cups to
be raced for on tho harbour during
the suninicr. Two ot' these cups have
been preseiiteil by Mr. llid Irwin and
two by the tlliiiriottetown A4|uaI.ii-,
(!lub. it has been decided Io have the
inotor boats divided into two classes
:ind liuiiiiicuppi-il according to
races to be held on Wednesday even-
ings during the summer. The boat
making the highest nuinbei' of points
during the series to win. The fifirst
races take place next \Vednesday ev-
ening at 7 o'clock.
DISAPPOINTING--On Saturday the
rcsiileiits of Dorcliester street were
greatly amused over an incident
which occiiri'eti during the afternoon.
A young innn drove up the street with'
a nice looking rig and called out to it
couple of lads to pass him a 'quantity
of eggs which were occiipyiiig it por-
tion oi' a wagon standing in one of
the gaiigways on that street. The
young boys, not knowing that they
wore stealing the eggs, did as they
were told, and the man drove oti'
thinking himself much richer than
when he started out. In the menti-
time tlie owner of the eggs came along
and after iiiuuiriryg re same, was an-
noyed, but at the same time could
heartily laugh at the would be thief' as
the eggs were stale ones which were
being taken honie to feed llie pigs.
::HARD COAL-We expect two
cargoes of best quality Hard Coal in
Egg. Stove and Chestnut sizes. Cus-
tomers would do well to leave their
orders now aswcoal will be higher
later in the seas n. C. Lyons & (Zo.
1925--7-i)M10i
::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
graphic Supplies., also Developing and
Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstore. 9972-6-15Mtt.
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' IT PAYS to buy in this Province. CHECKING BOOTH-There will be
.__ a booth where clothes may be checked
THE HALIFAX-The S. S. Halifax at the League of the Cross Picnic on
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their speed trials and a series of f-11--_
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out, and weather favorable, the of-i '
flcers will instruct the men for an
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The sale began with a tremendous quantity
of pretty waists bought from a manufacturer for
less than the actual cost of production.
As we expected, there was a big demand for
these waists, for people realized at once that the
Values are extraordinary. But the lot was so large
that plenty of waists remain for those who come
not ordinarily cost at wholesale more than
There isn’t a waist in the the lot that would
our price of ]- "00
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Complexion ‘
Protection
Siiinnier skin troubles always
create a demand for reliable
face creams and lotions.
The more delicate and sensi-
tive ii. persons skin, the more
likely it is to become injured
We have ii. preparation
DOUCHESSE ROSE CREAM
which we are enthusiastic
about and you'll find the causes
for our entliusiasni when you
have tried it.
DOUCHESSE ROSE CREAM
is alskln food which nourishes
and restores the freshness of
_voutli to tho skin. lt renioves
TAN, FRECKLES. BLACK.
HEADS, and. PIMPLES, cures
SUNBURN and WINDBURN
lt’ you wish to keep your skin
clear, soft and wlillc and to pro-
tect it against an_v kind of ex-
posiiri-, you should try it bottle
oI` this giiaraiileell ereatii.
Ii-t, DOUCHESSE ROSE
CREAM provido protection for
your <-oniplexion this Suinnior.
'l‘lu‘orlce IS 0N|.V 35 CENTS
it bottle.
"IMMEDIATE PROFIT IS
NOT OUR AIM, BUT WE FIG-
URE THAT WHERE QUALITY
AND SERVICE ARE RIGHT,
PROFIT WILL TAKE CARE
OF ITSELF.”
l)on't forget our
SODA FOUNTAIN
IT’S SODALICIOUS," all tho
favorite drinks are served,-
fresli eggs from the country al-
ways used.
Johnson & Johnson
THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE,
Corner Kent and Prince Sf.
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Make Your Old Straw
Hat New Again---
. w`ll transform
Coloxtite nviy old, faded
giriiw hat into :i new one _of any
bright color you could desire.
Volorile cleans, freshens und
tliornnizlily rcrivenaics old straw
hats and ma os them look like
new again.
No other preparations so good
or as economical :is f'olor|tc
Straw Hat Cleaner
Uur special Straw lla! f`lra_n»r
will bring back all the original
I whiteness and benutyto your old
siin-browned straw hat it will
look just as mod and wear just as
lonizas s new one providing; the
material is not damaged.
Get your Straw liat Cleaned
I-er : and vnu are sure io be satis-
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AGENTS 'P' _ I :,,\‘f`- ` ,
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W. Grant & Co.
Charlottetown
Golden W. Weeks,
Freilerlctoii
Bernard Murphy
lelnierald
J. J. Larabee,
Eldon
Geo. H. Green,
' Kingston
\V. A. McKinnon,
tlliurchill
Everett Hiislam,
Springfield
Patrick McKenna,
Vernon
John P. Bradley.
Kell_v’s Cross
J. J. Stewart,
Wood islands
John D. McDonald,
Bear River
Allan Shaw
,Cardigan
Angus N. McDonald,
Dundas
J. A. Fraser,
I East Baltic
Win. McDougald,
Hunter River
Jus. lt. Finlayson.
Kilmuir
Andrew Mooney,
Little Harbour
i.. w. Min-dock. .’
Murray River
Wm. McKenzie,
Mt. Stewart
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Deering New ldeal Giant Mowers
Tile Deering New iileailllower has ii reputation the wo;-|11 ov.
er for superior quality in its eoiistriii-iloii, and for ps w,,,.k
in tho field. lieerillg n\o\\'I' rs are fiinious l'o|' their light running,
as they are well fitted willi biil :ind roller bearings at all
points of wear thus reducing any eliiiiiee of friction.
The tonguo of a Deering mower can bn reiiioveil without
iiilorferiiig in the least with the liftlni: li-vei' parts, by simply
rcinoving three bolts, which enables ii farmer to store his Deer-
ing mower in a very small space.
'The sf-ut and gears are correctly placed so flint the niaeliino
has good balance, and operates without side draft, or _putting
neck weight.'on the horses.
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The Deering New ideal Mowers are niade in sizes of 3%. 4.
4%. 5. 6, 7 ft. and sold with ii positive guarantee to give per-
fect siitisfiietion. For further iiiforiiiation or catalogues apply
to your nearest Deering loc nl agent, and also on the following
inachines etc.
Bladoro, Reaperl, Mowers, Rakes, Hay Tedderu, Hay-loaders,
(Steel or Wood) Hamilton Plowl (all styles) Dino Harrowl,
Low down Manure Spreade rs. Feed Grinders. Titan OII Engines,
i. H. C. Engines, Repair: (all kindl. Threaherl, Wood-Cutter!
Fertilizer Drills, Single Drll Il, Steel Axle Wngonl, Democrat Wag-
ons, Farm Wagons, Dump Ca"*s. ..Hay Preuh, Motor Biilllng
Prenu, Land Rollern. Knlte Grinders, Southern.
J. W. (‘urri¢
Peakes Sig. `
if. M. Howlett,
Annandale
Arteiniis McArthur
Arlington
Edgar A. Mi-Rae
Alberton
E. li. Mi-Laren,
Georgetown
lt. (‘. llenderson,
l~‘reeland
Walter 'l‘._Wigmore,
Emerald. it.
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Preston T. Tooinbs,
Long River
Earle M. Craig,
Middleton
Tlios. McNutt
Malpeque
John Thomas
North St. Eleniiors
Walter Gorrill,
(Yiieary
Jos. T. Gallant,
Piusville
Itobt. Agnew,
Wilmot Valley
Simon F. Day,
Wellington
N. L. Perry,
Tlftnlsh
Alex. B. McFarlane,
Bedeque
Leo Champion,
St. Louis
mational Harvester Co of Canada Ltd.
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