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Do you realize that for nearly a quarter of
a century Dunlop Bicycle tires have held the 9
premier position the world over?
Before 'Dunlop' came there were no tirea
at all~no pneumatic idea, no quicbdetach- -
And there are no other bicYCl¢ limi-
foreign-made or Canadian-made-about
which the following can be said :-
Dunlop
Bicyc|eTi|°es I
l.-Made in the large! Bicycle Tire planl in
2.-Made-in-Canada and for Canadian roads.
3.--Made by the Doughty Patent Process-
enauling uniformity.
4.-Made witl\_ all the new Dunlop Special
features (studs that prevent slipping and
give greater mileage).
- 4.-Made and kept in first posilion_both aa te
quality ancl tales-since bicycling 
See that your wheels are equipped with
The answer to those who want to sell
you foreign-mnde tires ia that diatance
lenda uncertainty ~ not enchantment.
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Flliiniahed by W. S. Leueon.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY
Let me do my work each day, and
if the darkened hours of despair over-
come me may I not forget
the strcngtli that comforted me in
the desolation of .other times. May I
1-( still remember the bright hours that
I M" - found me walking over the silent
hills of my childhood, or dreaming on
the margin of the quiet river, when it
light glowed within me, and I pro-
mised my only God to have courage
amid the teinpests of the changing
years. Spare me from bitterness and
the sharp passions of ngarded mom-
ents. May I not foregfhat poverty
‘U1 nd riches are of the lrit_ Though
| the world know me not, may my
thoughts and actions bs such as shall
keep me friendly with myself. Lift
my eyes from the earth and let me
ot forget the uses of the stars. For
¢:_gAL gh _ n ..
i _M ' hid that I should judge others, lest I
J _ condemn myself. Let me not follow
the clamor ofthe world, but walk
Q __ calmly in my hath. Give me a few
4/A\_\“ friends, who will love me for what I
am, and keep ever buming before my
vagrant steps the kindly light Ol h0D0
And though age -and inilrmity over-
take me, 'and I come not within sight
of the castle of my dreams, teach me
si-,ill to be thankful for life and for
time's golden memories that are good
and sweet, and may the evening's ml;
wiligbt‘find me gentle still.
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DEATH OF JOHN HARRISON.
| At, Kirby stephen, wertmnreiarri 3
Co., England, on Sabbath, April 2_1, 4
John Harrison, _brother of Rev. Wil- I
liam Harrison, Charlottetown passed _
away at the age of 'I2 years. For
several years Mr. Harrison served
Q 4 his fellowtown’s men well as 5, mem-
°eU‘ ber at the rsrisii Goiiririi wiiiie iii
Educational work, which was especia-
lly congenial to him, he played a
useful part on the School Board. For
some years he Was Chairman Ol the
w l l  associated all his life with the Wes
le\an Church and exercised a strong
' »~ _'-nrt of his career his chief interest
‘ i:cutci‘cd in the Sunday Schools where _d__,___
S  ,' S  ,' S  ! he labored for some 30 years as _l§_;_;;;_'l
Superintendent. Local _Methodism __~ _‘ ""‘,[}',"6l;"‘ _
it is now_tiiue _to think of spraying for the codllng nioth  __{’,ff__‘;§'c,,'Ib_l,f¢,f§,lf i'l’l .fllll `
as the bloom is beginning to tall. .Ensure a good, clean, health) er, class issuer ami circuit oiiiriiiriir
- ~ ' ' ' was a life-abstainer and warm sup-
aiid sound sci of fruit hy spraying with ________ ___ the te_____________ce _____ve____e___
I Niicami Ling sutriiuii l.i.i..,...ip.....i i..i...~..r in ii.. rr....i
 of Hope. Wesleyan.
_ ARSENATE Ol" LEAD. U' "`-  NEW
One gallon of Sulphur and two pounds of Lead to 40 gallon: YORK. WEEK OF JUNE MTI-1 _ _ tl _ 
Bt- li ll
water. Use a Perfect Spray Pump, which we can supply. Sprai A mu of ,,,c,,m,,,,,a,,1e ,_,,a,,,y_ ,,m._
your potatoes with a perfect Row Sprayer this year and savi isa rs it is i.rii1iant._;s _the
-' i traction for B _F. ei h's Union
time and iiioney. \/Ve. keep a full supply of all the above. S_______e Theatre for the fourth week
of high class vaudeville Europc's
  ’  J, A,   supreme sensation, Mile.. Albertina __gt-
Rasch, the premier danseusc, former- __§__,‘_'____-_,'~
Di-~i\»1»<>s Pm- Ar-ni   ..‘i."s::‘ =~~'i'l 
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,Gloves
._-:sa-.iz-;_,~__ _  W
6-I2l\llIl 7VfEI'fl l 7l can appearance, assisted by a com:   li
L " » - . _._ _._ _ a duction both from a spectacular and
,__ musical standpoint entitled “Le Bai- { _
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Real Food
Molasslne Meal is not nicrcly no advertised name--it’s ii
>\t-"@l'10r stock food for fattuiiliig horses and cattle, building
up new tissue, purifying the blood mid putting new vlin, vig-
or and life into thc uriinizii
Molasiiiic Meal cuts down the feeding l>ill~--makes every
meal twice as satidactorv :uid nutritious, it page
for itself in short ilmc. (lei it, try it, icst it.
Auld' Bros I ‘°"-"`
let
pany of twenty, in a gorgeous pro- 4
Classique.” There are ten
° tinct cvariations of this mammoth 
  tcrpsicliorean novelty, each one seem-I ,__
ing to he more bcaiitifiil than the -Q
others.
I I - A The management has made a special |
S arrangement with George M. Cohan, 3, - for Mr. Sidney Jarvis, recently fea- --.gl ,,_,,
tured in the great success The Little "sl
Millionaire, to play a weck’s engage- Z';f'_‘l  .-
ment at the Union Square. He will "
hc assisted hy a charming young lady
who is considered the moat beautiful
girl in New York and will present
for this i special tour an original
comedy skit in which Mr. Jarvis will
sing the song made famous by him,
entitled Oh! You Wonderful Girl. ‘
The comedy feature of thc pro-
gram will hc cleverly handled by tim
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famous juggling experts Jean Bodini  - ° -  _ ‘
and Roy Arthur assisted ly Eiidii-_ , -_ 5.' .‘ i  ' ,
’ Qlmcn aired Cantor, offering their roaring, novelty _ , 'Y' f; _ _` " _.-1   A 
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dandy-then the shirt
special extra good, _
and 1ucu’s hats are ex-
elusive.
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Arm Hats-  - ~   - 
._ 3’ . . "‘4- -;f_'.“f~°“ ° _ Khaki Uniforms-
l"' f hth ' "ll ltd \` '  I
1- .0 ...fr §?.T.‘i'l$`§i3ir‘L2‘i‘§..Ti§ £§i{§`”§Z‘§_ ’..?fye°.§d l0l` lllll WTS '
,_ _ _ _.__ ll Il give splendid protection from the hot brolllng sun, - These uniforms are just '
_Tl"‘§m_‘; giofgselllie pac ‘I have a dressy effect that will please you. All sizes $2. il the things you need, away
__ o 0 _ cc _ .‘ . ‘ _, '
I~ fect fitting \strong a.ud_as .__ ' _ ~ i "ee and ~usHhe thin f
(fll'¢S  §\\-'_:`nY_0__\la‘_1_0;i‘~;___‘;lZl; U  V     glad work,l niarcliiug. re§\|l(_ii~;
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irc. s___<l _i_n_;l__i;:ilr;Z_~.t$<; lgllnd _ ;ee_ ourllinetof pansniris $4 to 23 _ __________e and ______,_,__ you __ _,___ ,
2 rx _:gt _`_(___sp no ben” __ Da=;_pr_:;5__-T; 0...... .    ...$3. ___a_________________“______. c_._.__c_ w__h______
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tli:uill1cSc.O\lr P¥iC<f Sl 50 -f Our hat department is the largest and best sis. Aiigsizes..g.......  _
' ` equipped in this Provin.c. _ , j
Good ` Shirts
for Camping
‘= These negligee shirts
arc just the thing for
l camp. Tlicy have collars
and cuffs attaclicri .and
shown in a va iriy of
grades in plain and co‘or
Combinations. Coiiiciu
and pick ovcr tlic line
. tcday you will find just
A Suit Bargain
$16 Suit for $11.
need a good suit, perhaps a _
couple and herc’s one particular
value that will appeal to you.Wt: '
secured a special concession on
these and are passing the bargain ~
on to you. _They are made in a
splendid line of brown and green
iweeds and worsteds, splendid
goods and the tailoring is all you
could desire. These suits are
worth every cent of $15. in fact
will give _as much wear and
-satisfaction as the ordimir 18
-_  "__ suit.Ourpiicc  $
X
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Away back in thc early spring, boys, I 'had your needs in view'-new just
what you'd require-the grade ybu preferred and the price you wanted to pay_
and I know I’ve just the things you wanthece. I’ve spent some time under cari-
vas myself and so can meet you half way with suggestions--and good goods at bay.
gain prices "
Note the suit snap it's
Now all you recrultien
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while the officers’ gloves
and uniforms and oHicers°
When campis over you will
in which they introduce their ex-  KF `- yu y , TH _ ,,
cruciatingly funny burlesque on Mile.  'H'  ._ - .., . f .' ` -» V
*___ ~ Aihrrtirs arisen.  ,‘ /  ‘J   i /' H U hes
E _  -"-"5 '"" ' " " - - `l' ' 5 Thomas. J_ R amgichfield Cum an J* _i _ll 1  ' i g
You shut up your rag-box .
An’ I’ll singlyou a soldier-
Boys.  -Heréf*s'*i` What   
----Just the Things   You Need
` While You’re .finder Canva`ls“ilIili‘
what’s drafted today
and 'ark to my lay,
as far as I may, -
soldier.
Kipling
Officers
See our line of cool,
at 75c, $1. $1.15 and
Get a Suit Case
You will firiii A suit-
camp.Ti»ia is ii lol bett-
er than the culinary
dunnage hagiind cheat _
and when c-in-|v i~i nvor
you will fold it ln-t~cr
“pucl»<l|rg" your .’l1`it
back homo. ,
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ut t e ce ills ."l"‘  M1 "3”€’“ ii°°““.°.i"‘°“’ trees »/,-fnT_~'f'<S'~.»'.~~=_»-.es . .
C I1 I IB'  a   5
ag aggei y, scope ,wiii is `
H "_° _t one continuous roar of laughter.
A In W” Gladys clark and Henry Bergman
will give 9. clever skit interspersed
ll E F R I G E R A T 0 R S with witty songs and clever dances,
_ entitled A Baseball Flirtatiou. Still
lfC gall ICC 3l\V¢f3 more pleasure and versatility will he
_ _ _ _ contributed by Weston, Fields and
Buy one from us and b: convinced. We have a iiicc llue iii diffcrcn Q,am,11_ The Jungman Famijy make
s jles which vic will sell cheap for cash. their first appearance in a thrilling
Cal] and Sec our stock tight wire exhibition. Another _ new
1 act wil be La Rocca, a musical gen-
_ For Sale By _ tus who gives a series of harp solos,
and La Vicr will conclude the per-
S__ W. C %z A B B E "M,dw‘re Merch.nt formance with a sensational mid-air
as _ _ . _ W _ novelty.
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A big New Stock just opened.
Direct from the FACTORY
ln PHILADELPHIA.
Beautiful Colors, large size,
Strong Material.
See our “big value $r.oo
HAMMOCK
raieas or -'ro ;s.5°
Erica.
Carter & Company Ltd.
l  l , r |34 Kem ` L-L_-asgins  inline; s-minus#
"Mum" is 5 splendid preparation
for neutralizing all odors of perspir-
ation. lt is a delicious snow-white
cream that having no odor of its
own allows the use of any perfume
desired. It is indespensable during
warm weather and should be on the
dressing table of every man or
woman. A jar 25c. The Two Macs.
6-17M Etl
  Pniiitud
ir Uuiistinn
Wnen Your Cloths line breaks and
you; waab falls in the lJfUD what do you
any .To putitmildly its unpleasant. li
mecpne extra labor. extra tirrae, extra sgap
an coal house all muale up snot. er
,lleavoid allluoh let us dp your flat
work. Your ooda arrc1refuldy handled,
cleanly :nrqed nieedy iigge promptly
rglturni t ntruate to .
elep one 15 and our team will call
A. Wqlsaier
Star Steam Laundry
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Real Comfort
In the summer the feet
ache, perspire feel damp
and uncomfortable' Cool
shoes and thin stockings
help some but not enough.
If you want real foot
comfort use.
"Eas’em”
It absorbs moisture and
checks perspiration to a
large extent' Then the feet
are comfortable do 'not
ache. Prevents formation of
cores or blisthers
Sprinkle top tins' ' ' '25s
E. A. FOSTER
Central Drugstore
, \
Sunn side Opposite Opera lleuae ‘ ` '
*c ~ -- -~~ _-Y Corner_
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This iso'ta sale-it’s
just a few bargains that 7%
_ stand wideopeu for the
Asoldier wliat’s fit for a 1 boys _
sir si. in for it soldier. 1? kh?k" C°”‘°““°F"I-»W°“*
§0'l>ldl@l‘ Of the (Klnll) ! _l toisceyosu---IHV. H.
I ahead of the ordinary dun-
. camp work :ind “l.iafing".`
‘ They are dressy and film
Underwear f  I
/_5ff0"9' “mix thats (Tool ` ‘ 
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Cool H osrery ‘
We are showing n splendid
line of hosiery hcre now
including the best Canadian,
English, Germanand Amer-
ican brands. livery design and
color imaginable can bc found
hero and the assortment ut grades
and sir. es ls sn varied ili it you are
nuro of guttiiigjiist what you want.
Prices range from 25: at pairop,
if the style you want. \'
~ " Specially priced ut. .']5c
comfortable and per-
fect fitiing underwear
in two piece and union
suits, all sizes priced
._   $1.50
Then ilio Rtliletic
suits, short sleeves auri
drawers in the popular
porous open w o r k
style, all sizes.. ...ff `
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A change in Cnuada's currency
which is of more consequence than
the gold ciirrcncy is the ins-tution of
a new $5 Government note. Author-
ity for the issue of this note was
given 'recently in ,parlinmcnt; and de-
spatches from ,Ottawa state that _it
will soon he ready. 'l‘hc_ denomina-
tions of Governments notes in active
use are $1, 2, $4, $500, $1,000 $5,-
000. Last year and in i910, when the
note circulations of the chartered
banks were pressed closely upon the*
authorized llfnits, and the Western
wbent crop was coming on the mar-
ket, the banks were obliged* to cir-
culate s. considerable amount of Do-
.minion Government "fours" and Unit-,
led States paper money. It is ` the
recurrence of 9, situation of that kind
|tliat the new $5 Government hills' are
designed to meet.
THE MAGIC OF A .SIPHON.
When- a pipe shaped like the invert-
ed letter U, in which the arms are of
fiilllfll length, is filled with water,
and each end of the pipe is put into
a separate vessel full of water, "thc
ldownward,pull," or weight, of_,the
liquid in each of the two arms will'
balance the otlfer, and, lf the water
is at the same level ln both vessels.
But if the level of the water is one
vessel is lower than ln the other, sin
ce the two vessclipiro connected with
s t -pe-' f____;_, .
Get r Good
but me best. in good plu
_ installing complete system
you pay for cheap work.
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Don’t fist: health and happiness by installing any
in
T
nd through experience in, _
, our work is ekvftt and ,_»'
t,our prices 116 big er.thau,,__ .=~_. __
ry 1:, ring _$93 J tags); ‘ y_ 
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CUTIOT. 'p|,,,,5 .395 J
aifford to take chances.
' We have' hid long a
‘ ' s
satisfactory in every respcc
i Fred AH. Tr
Plumbing "in
the New
H 0m¢~
brag' systein-s You _can't -, _
a pipe full of water, the water will
run down from the higher level to
the lower. This constitutes what is
called a slplion itself has no more
magic about it than a pencil hm,
when it falls, or than any other simi-
lar phenomenon in nature, yet some
of the slphon's manifestations seem
to 'be not only magical, but almost
incredible*-Natura and Science in St.
Nicholas. -
, _
_+ NOTHING LIKE LEATHER. _
A London bookseller tells thc fol-
lawln amusin stor of a conversa-
Il .. " "'1.it.l
have Lqma books," the latter ro-
markerl,'and went on to explain that
be had found an empty library in n
house which he hadpurchased in Ken-
sington. His only condition was
that the volumes should be -hand-
some. The bookseller suggested that
half should he hound in Russia sI1_fl
half in Morrocco. "What on earth!!
to hinder you from“hav,ing_ the l0l1
bound in Loudon?" was the ene!P€‘-Cf'
ed response; . .
"Neckwear,-an up-to-date line Bl'
ways onhand in .silka anll °\`°°l‘°_f"
If you want novelties. l|°\'° “ ,"3
olscs to come for thdni. “EWU '-
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and
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y ' . l _Cheilottetewn ~~ 
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tion he held recently with. a well-to- __ 2 WH
' - do, but literate, client:-"I must Bt- _ 6' ‘ ' '
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nirgiiriria tart
if From Montrail  'Clt'TOWll
_ S. S. llonvenna May 291|( _ -June lil
" i S. `S. ‘City ol' Sydney June Sth  - Junelih __
each steamer will leave Montreal alternately OWU W°_ 
and from Charlottetown every S_ltl1f\|lY "ml", '
t-'aod"srl' sllllslml *ll* ml fm
r'l‘li?_ceultiee and service are fllrntclax
gym, "4 3;, ]¢_\|n'a. Newfetindlan
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me iliwfontlaz ¢i°lll"“» °°‘“"'“""‘
rates durltli