_ JULY I9» 19”
- 1 “THE .mrusr Nmws- ' i' THE CHARLOTTETOWN
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yivr 'TEST of 11,51 ‘ll_ I  
Y :csv Ron AND ous
W°0d5t00l¢. Ont. In his story-. R:J:
Fraser, who is - on gn,
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-~ he Fur Trails" a~rographic Survey, relates in¢ere,¢i'§g
Following t
story of the far North of interest to
every Canadian opens the July num-
ber of ROD AND GUN IN CANADA,
pubnnnnd by W. J. Taylor V Ltd.,
_ _ roii new i>i:oi>i.i:
Qld Folks! Should be Careful in Their
Selection of Ilcgulative Medicine.
We liavc ri safe, dependable and al-
together ideal remedy that is partl-
cularly adapted to the requirements
of aged people and persons of weak
constitutions who suffer from consti-
pation or other bowel disorders. We
are so certain that it will relieve
these complaints and give absolute
satisfaction in every particular that
we offer it with ,our personal guaran-
tee that it shall cost the user noth-
ing if itfails to substantiate our
claims. This remedy is called Rexall
Orderlies. _ »
Rcxall Orderlies jhave a soothinir.
healing, strengthening, tonic and
regnlativs action upon the bowels.
They remove all irritation, dryness,
soreness and weakness. They restore
the bowels and associate organs ti)
more vigorous and healthy activity.
They are eaten like camdy, may lic
incidents of the eight months' stay of-
the Dari-Y engaged in survey workin
the neighborhood of Hudson's Pay
and tells of an attack upon the
Camp of Polar bears. Heglves
Particulars of the fine trapping in
Whlgch U19 Dirty BT15511586 and the ex-
ce ent results ol this portion 0: their
worlr. The strenuous outward jour-
IMY li°0m Fort Nelson to Winnipeg
isllplllies excellent reading. There in
much _variety in the other stores,
both fishermen and huntersreceivlng
due attention and stories and experi-
ences from the far East as well sg
'from the far West are lnclii<led_ They
hunt on horseback in l'.ri'-;i=ih Lrliim-
hia_ showing the diilercnce iii 'ho ron-
ditions between those pi-e\'nilin,_~ in
that Province and those existing' in
Eastern and Central Canada. "_‘n_e,-°
is much more of interest to every
sportsmen in this number. lt. nciifd
be found in every summer c,\..,n*, no
pleasanter companion for whiling
away a pleasant hour is ne»:ded_ ' V
HOUSE UF l_.f.\Rliri MAY
REJECT THE VET() BILL.
IIONUUW. -'WV '15-~/xii Piitiriilv un-
expected contingency ¢~nnf¢.~_ni;n me
career of the Veto Bill. it is p0_:sihle
taken at .any time without inconveni- ,that the HOUR? Of l»0r_1ls. i.-.f._-'nfl of
ence, do not cause any griping, nan-l l"}99l"i1'I the third fHi‘~dH\»‘Z df *'11 Bill
sea diarrhea. excessive loosencss, W1*-ll their amendments may riviict it
flatiilence or othcr disagreeable effect.
Price 25c. and 10c. Hold only at
our store-The Rexall Store. Mac-
Kinnon Drug C0.
lock, stock and barrel. Iii that event
Premier Asqnikh is expects,-1 i-U nn-
nounee that l.e has advised lie King
to create a large of i-ew peers,
If To BA
;-ill _ar rf_..a__
CCOS.  
You will alw. e find
)our favorite brand of out
.\y_ _ .
or plug iolvacro lierr. As dainty and as li ie flavored as ‘
when it lcfl llic makers hands.
H' I The MacKinnon Drug Co. t
C01. Gt, Gco. & Ki. Sis, I
*Racoon
icaii Life Assiirancc Co.
J. K. ROS
Consult us or our Agents
dniwt ‘ '
»“Solid :is the Continent" is the motto of llie North Amer-
. It has fairly earned this reputation by the excellent class of
‘ securities in which its policy ‘liolde`i's‘ money is invested and also
by the Large and Saiisfactory_ Profits it has been paying for
many years ‘on Maturing Investment Policies.
Opera House Building, Charlottetown
MoTTo `
S, Provincial Manager _
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k I IniHot
Weather
Paprus Pulp Plates
S<"#@Time. Temperana
4 inch
` _goo pla
Washing Diashes
$2.50 per M
2.25 gi ff
L35 ti ii
ft 66' `
3.co
tes in a Package.
25 cts per M ,discount on  VE R Y
CASH ORDER. '
SCHOFIELDS JPANIZER CO. 'LTD
mwfrmtf.
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DID NOAII
SMOKE 'I
(Did lic know a good thing ?)
Ho surely did, and
We Want All Smokers
to know our
Bright Cut Tobacco.
i»= a good thing. At your groccrs and druggisln.
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co.. l-fi
Manufacturers r Charlottetown Phone 345 dmwf-
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Call and See the Prices
Bargains in
Best Qualify
Enamelleil
Ware
The Rogers Hardware Brillrl
la bouquet of pink carnations. The
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CllARl.0'l'l'li'll0WN AND QUEENS C0_llN'l`Y
Bay View and Cavendish.
Misses Eva Dicltieson and Lottie
Mrs. Sophia Simpson, North St.
Elesnors, and Miss Ethel Simpson, ‘_
daughter Bertha of Bomerville,Mass,
were passengers to Grandview yes-
terday where they will spend the
were the guests of Frank Hale.
Otter E. LEWIS, who has been
Blwnlllng a week with his parents, 0.
H. and Mrs. Lewis, Queen Strect,hris
Captain A. H. Borden, director of
physical training for the maritime
Opeucd at that city this wcek.-I-Iali-
James Donalds, traveller for Bige-
crl waters, will visit the Provincial
trade this week. Owing to the great
and increasing demand for this firm's
sooner. He reports that the present
business at the factory in Truro, N,
S., is breaking nllprevious records,
the P E Island trade bein s ecial-
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Hr CS‘ noeofthe16
striking linemen of the Edison Elec-
Christ at the home of the bride, 686
was bridesmaid,and Philip Kent was
best man. The bride wore a gown
trio to New York and Niagara Falls
Allen street.--Ex. The groom is a
Mrs. Smith, Hall Mines lioad, was
thc scene of a pretty wedding on the
ghter Elizabeth, (Lily) was united in
marriage to Francis Hedley Auld of
Saskatoon' Sask by Rev
the drawing room, which was taste-
oraiige blossoms and floral bells.'I‘he`
bride, who was given away by her
father, wore a gown of ivory satin
veiled with point 'l""=pri‘ and
pliqiie trimmings inlaid with seed
pearls. Her veil oi nrusstis .._..
with a coronat of lilies of the valiev
was the gilt of her graiidmother.Hhi'.
carried a shower bouquet ol roses
and lilies of the valley, nriu were t.
gift of the groom a pearl pendant.
The bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Mc-
lfonzie, of (Irnsnwood. was ‘vi """'
blue mousselfne de soir, and carried
hestman was D. Sterling Auld of Re-
gina, brother of the groom. Little
Miss Jessie Fowles, daintily dressed
in China silk was flower girl, car-
rying a basket of pink roses. The
mother of thc bride was gowned in
black pailctte silk with lace trim-
mings. The groom's gift to the
bridesmaid was a pearl blouse sct,i.o
the best man, a signet rinu. to the
pianist, Mrs. (irydcrman, and to the
flower girl, pearl lace pins. The
bride travelled in a costume of fine
cream serge, with black pictiirc-hut
and grey feather boa. Mr. and Mrs.
Auld will spend some time at Banff,
Calgary, Edmonton and other points
cn route to Saskatoon, where they
will take up their residence. (The
Daily News, Nelson, B. C-) MP Auld
is a native of Covelicarl P. E. I. and
Guardian' joins w r.
wishiii him and his
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College re-opens on Monday.
August l4ih. 7-I8dtf
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Choice Baking f
Delicious Cream Bread
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pi Pies, Rolls, Buns, Dough-
if nuts, Tea Cakes, Scotch
f' Cake, Snaps, etc, all made
Z from wholesome flour best
V fruits, etc. Prove it your-
' ' self to-day.
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It Ifays to buy in this Province. An unsigned marriage notice has
--- Edison and Mrs Houston, May-
Mcbeod. i _
dry weather.
Rev. E. A. Wcstiiiorcliind, the new
summer months. They arrived in ininistcr at York, has preached on
this city the previous evening and the circuit for the past two Sundays
to large and appreciative audiences.
_~___ Mr. Westmoreland is busily engaged
settling in his new parsonage.
William Wright, Westmont, Mont-
gone to P. E. Island, and on Tues- Will. Wl\0. With MTR Wright. iB
day goes to Halifax, where he will spending the summer in this city,left
he joined by Mrs. Lewis, and pro- yesterday afternoon for Souris where
cecd to Boston.-Sydney Ex. he will visii: his many old acquain-
-- tances who will no doubt give hima
hearty reception.
Iprovinces, is at Fredericton, inaugn- . Kindly invited by Miss Lizzie Iugs,
rating a course of physical training one of the accomplished organists of
lor teachers in connection with eng, the choir, the Pow-nal church choir
summer ' school of science' which held their weekly practice at the hos-
pitable home of Aaron 1'. and Mrs.
fax Ex, '((}npt H0;-den in well ings. After an exhaustive and suc-
known here.) _ cessful practice an adjournment was
-~ made to the dining room, whcrc a
bountiful and tempting tea was serv-
low & Hood, manufacturers of aerat- ”‘l~ "nd " V‘"`Y l’l"*`*9""t "ml l“`0li'
table hour wns spent. ’
’l`hc death occurred yesterday af-
liiic of summer drinks Mr. Donalds te""°°“ °f C5'the"i“° Eldrtdger wife
has been unable to visit the Province T A' S' Pmwse of the I4 L' R' Thi
r 0
ate Mrs. Prowse was 9 years
nge and was the adopted daughter of
H. B. Robinson. of Charlottetown.
She came with her family to Sydney
1 0`d_ ` g D some fourteen years ago. Two years
ago she was stricken with cancer and
after undergoing an operation was
H ry ` lmpso ’ “ thought to have been cured. But she
had a recurrence of the malady
“ic Illuminating Co" and Miss Eve` about seven months ago since whicni
lyn M. Gibson daughter of Mrs. time she Blow,
. ’ y sank. She leaves
Jethro Nickerson’ were married last besides her husband a family of four
night by Rev. Dr. Loran F. Sanford sons and one dau
ghter. The funeral
of the Crescent Street Church of t k lc t 2_3() Mend aftep
aes paea ay
h 5 D l
Main street. Miss Mildred Harper noontfmmdt e lgsidence 5 Dug as
stree .-Sy ncy x
of white satin trimmed with irish Iriplgatéons tgoihghemgrtp if P132?
point lace' She wore a veil caught 58588;; eiire aleoiilt crlimpletejd :ind the
up with lilies of the valley and ear- t a Y Wu like, sau from hem on
Pied a shower bouquet' of hrmens lvlbngldr il The sflieamer Beatrice has
roses' Miss Harper was gowned in been chartered to accompany the
blue chiffon and carried a bouquet of “into with a cargo of coal which she ,
carnations. The wedding march was is now loading at the pier or the ‘
played by Mrs. J. T. Robins, a sister N S S & Coal C0 Two schomb,
of the gr0°m‘ The house vias pmt' ers loaded with coal 'will also make
tily decorated for the occasion with the trip going ns' fm, as Fort Nell
l’°tted plants' palms “nd cm' nowels' son where the coal will be left to be
'Refreshments 'lf ice” .nml cake were taken on board the Minto on her
‘P/‘;:°;;°dMil:I};dM;§Erpe“f1g;:ieIclrxgmnggglgi return. The Minto is in charge of
Nickerson. I After the reception Mr. gvzggallzlanhgcggirssvrgo gntgrlgceshlggt
and Mrs. Simpson left for a wedding time ago was mst “moan This is
C rson’s first tri in com
. . ' apt. McPhe D -
On their return they will live at 8 mamh The steamer will he absent
_ _ about four muntiis. She has on
son of Walter Simpson, Bayview. , board a party of engineers in charge
_ ot Uapi.ain,An<ici'son who will survey
The r°“‘d°"C” of ll- G"““t “_"‘l the rout-e of the Hudson Bay rail-
road. Dr. J. lvl. R Collie, of Hail-
, f,h "dth Mito nd ill
evening of July Sth when their dau* nil; aguliili;-léxian edmilng aw t,.i;;'___
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Smith. The ceremony took place in on _`]I,),'|‘:,°°l;(;l;ht7t ‘ty Taxes wk-I_ud;?
Haying is well under wuy in dif-
Bummerside, spent last week in Bay ferent parts of this Province and al-
Viewi visiting friends and relatives. though the HOD 'iS I‘BP0l`f»%<l B S000
~ 1- one it is not as heavy as in former
Mrs. John A. McKinnon ;.n.i per years on account of the exceedingly
fully rlecorated ' with evergreens, '_. ~_. _-
I Take a Kodak
with you. 4 `
We say “Kodak” advis-
e lly. We do not merely ~
mean camera, but the part-
icular make of camera that
b e a r s thc tra<lc~niark
“Kodak” The saiisfac-`
tory results that it has
given to our customers
justify us in specifying
°-Kodak."
Your vacation will riirau morn
to you, ifyou Kodak Not only
more plonniire ai llic iiiii¢~,l\iil
afterward. the added plesuire
lliiil will rorlic from llie pirii\ri~.':.
l.el us show you liow simple it
all is by iho Kodak sysliin. Our
stock is very complelo and we
:ire always glad in give photo'
,graphic help to any ainaii~_iii‘.
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Johnson fd. Johnson
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-‘  °' D- H' ‘*““‘.'...‘”'°'ii°“2.'.?2.‘?§ We have Burrough s
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llilivhzrilidnmsianil' years gf happiness. w e  e 0 m e 
r Yes, doctor we MVA
these celebrated Burr-
ough’s Tsbloids now, we
have the sole agency for
theui in this Province.
You’ve known all a-
long the excellent qual-
ities ol these world-fain-
ous tabloids. You always
 feel satisfied and your
patient is greatly bene-
fitted when these tab-
loids are used in your
prescription. _ -
_ li' you want best results,
s ecify Burrougb's]Wellcome
1Psbloids in your next pres~
cripiion. You can always get
them hero. _
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i- been received from Mt Hope which: 'F A ` _/
Nathan Moore, Milton, intends leav- awaits the sender’s name. i
ing next week for Bedford, Mass. --- ' I -
Miss Harris, oi Charlottetown is rigid; have réturneli home after vis-
the guest of her brother at “The iting friends in Tryon and Carleton. _ » ,
Rectory, Mahone Bay.-N. S. Ex. - -- ll *'
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Prof. Murray McNeill, of McGill Mrs. John A. Gordon, Murray Har- ff-,;~,~'}i",,;-,-. , ' i \
University, iMont;'e;l, angi his family porv has reiéprned ntnme pit” visiting. I   \ \\\ \
are summer ng a aven h. il el”n0n c gues M , J, M. ,- _-1f;_.'._j?=-.f.1.- '~».°;.r§f-i`_,,-`-=’-"E; `
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Houston, New Glasgow, were visit- Misses Georgie and Beatrice Mc- ,   ._ _  g 1.-'A .
ins Miss Laura oiiiiiwni. Noi-tii.Carthy and Misses Mury ami Annie __  _  f.  ‘  Slfil S
Tryon recently. Gavin of Tiiznish were visitors in the ' \'e“~ 1*  ;_ .""_.7-2 i 3 r _ P
» _-- city last week. _ ;_ 1 ,-} _    "
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in
(lurid strong suit ciisc, imitation
lczitlicr, goorl lock and side catches
22 inch L40 24 inch l.65
Suit case of strong K.f\RA'I`OL,'
wiili licavy leather corners, linen lined,
stccl frziinc, strong lock
_ » 22 inch 2 60 24 inch 2.85
Suit case of Cliliui M:itting,with :ill
edges bound, and fitted with inside
pocket y
22 inch 2.80 _ 24 inch 3.l0
Real leather suit case, with sole
lcritlici' corners, liucu lining, brass lock
:ii.rl catclics, outside straps
24 inch 6 50
Good licavy basil lcritlicr :-iuit cnsc,
lit-ary leather coii-icrs, leather lining
iviili shirt pocket", good brass locks and
side criiclics. _
24 inch 8.50 `
catches
at 901°, |.l0, 2.20, 2.60 and 4 00 each.
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Straps _
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»----Hand baggaae to be proud of--5
IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS Wi-IEN THE TRAVELLER packed his
fcw lielongings-two pair of socks and his Sunday boots-in ri big red cotton
lizindkcrcliicf--slung the lot on :i pole over his shoulder--tlie matter of nice Iizind
baggzige did not bother .inziuy people. But things :ire different today-and its as
11iip'»ri.:iit to thc trrivcllcr io carry neat baggage, :is to dress with neatncss and
taste Io-day vie wziiit to tcll about some new things just opcucd:-
Better grade of iniitzitioii lcatlicr
suit case, with strong corners, plaid
lining
22 inch 220 24 inch 2.45
Suit t-:iso of light cool China. Mat-
ting, cloth lined, lczillicr corners
22 inch 2 i0 24 inch 2.55 W
CHAIR sent rattan is used to innke
up a vcry light strong suit c:isc.Outside
leather straps, practically unbreakable
22 inch 5.l0 24 inch 5.40
` Very choire rc-:il lcritlicr suit case,
clotli lincrl, sliiri pucltct, brziss lock and
fittings
22 inch 7.25 24 inch 8 20
I}Ifl.l,f)W Styli' suit case, all full
lcnilici'---mic siflc can |»-- i-xicrirlrrl :ibout
four iiiclics lincii liiiiiig-~ liczivy outside
Straps
24 inch l2 25
Better gradrs all lcaihcr suit cases $l9.50.
' I§l'1_` B/\C Ol’ best _cr.ai11lcailivr, Ci.Uii BAGS-(>l~`SI\lO()’l`l-I case
ltritlicrlined,le:itlicrcovercd frariic,li;iiirl lcailit-r, lcziilicr liiicd, leatlicr covcicd
siitclicd handle, brass lock and side frriiiic, brass lock :ind slirlc czitclics.
'I`il`l;1ny pnttcrn
I8 inch |150 - - - I6 ini-h 750 I8 inch .8_50
Club Bags of very excellent value but cheaper ihan_ the above-are shown
TRUNKS-Waterproof canvas covered and splcndidly made
5 so, 3.65, 4.00, 4.50 5 25, 560, 9 uri, io 2s, iz.i.i, ieso.
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good oilcloths
'l`O Gl~`.'l` A FLOOR COVl".l<I.\1G of
goorlwear-attractive appcarnucc ciiiri low
price calls for Oilclolli cvcryiiuic. A vt-i'_\
attractive range offcrcd you here io~<lny
i and 2 yards wide
301;, _-55;: and 40C pei' .<qii1rc yard.
Linoleunis at 55c “ “ “
inlaid Linoleum Loo and 1.25.
Come iu and let us show you how wr-ll
wc can serve you in this line.
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ONLY SO FAR Ati THIS store is of
_‘ionic iiiiunl _<€r\'icc lo ilit- pctnilcof l'. li. I.
in lirliigiiig ilicin iiit-giiiirls ilicy wriiii-:it
rc;isoii:il»lc :intl lioiit-.sl prices ~ only just fo
far has it any right to exist. 30 of ris nic
lic-iv :lay alia.-r rliiy--~<li»iii;_{ our bust io l~~ of
_~<>ii:t- criiiveiiiciico--sonic :service to tl.c buy-
ing piib`ir-.
if you fiiirl us' :it any time not carryiiig
mil lin- piixiirifsc nlirirr' "(`ii) FOR VS."
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Nurse Cloth
in=ikiii-,; new i'i'i';iirls uvcry tiny-
- If is lirrii --lilcc Gziliiicii, 'good widlli, fini
colour, and vcryrliirablc. While siripc on blin
pinlis, cliriinpsgiic or lieliotropc
20c pe r yd.
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T. 'l‘_ Fairbairn, of Lawrence,Mass, has returnedlliome after visitiiig' ln  Queen st' ` ‘ The stare wdh the stock  Queen s'L_
is visiting friends and relatives in|Vernon the guest of Master Dingwell ' _`
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A New `
Policy
covering Total Disability is now issued by the
Sun Life of Cinada. For particulars apply
7° i~; ii. Baow e
' Manager For P. E. I.
Chsrlofiefown
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Department of Railways and Canals
lntercolonisl RuiIway-liiiprovi-mviils at
Halifax-Extension of lime.
THE time lor rc-_ceiriniz 'fr-riders for Pier
nnri Sheds hal' bei-n extended from
Thursday, the 20th ris_\' ol July. illll. to
Monday, the :list day of .liily, iiiii, at li
H
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l)lspi|r|monl of ltailways and Canals.
()tti\\vi\..liins sth. lilli.
Newspapers lnsvrl ing this advertise-
ment without siithnrity |_roni the Depart-
mpnltnmsill not he paid for it.
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