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“I ANGLO-AMERICAN FESTIVAL _ | at least amply, sincerbly and repeat-
. .  y you _ \ .
_ (_ . f-  "- ' ~.‘ o ~ _ ~- ._ IT YB vines, __ ‘
/ .  3 9l,lr"1l|s_1\\ll.°l|l fomprise only stones of erfeci ' P* ' w` T nu Bm- _ de;3i’°E;YuIr’.A¢§re.ii”:;;diiswffefgf3’
cutting, being fr¢¢.Vf,1-_,m ldefecware aglow with brimani; noon snow.-'rue Peon1e's 'mee-, me foxes wma. msnuy arrived from
9"' rf|¢_`»°l.3 -Direct from the mariufacturers we a reyhb'¢ hrahwvzzerflivbgzuignhlfg eguzlrfortlhczl dz' n;i.?;hx:r?.::°iZ°k11':m°f:: U
.t9_s°1--l,t._h¢m’atV,q5 ]0W` 3 PTi¢¢ ‘dS‘ _V011 (an buy an` when Mit l>l`0¢l:ams,: suited _to all tastesfprlees very reasonable for such splen.
.ln Canada’ ` \ _ y There was the thrilling Western pic-_ did cross and silver foxes. The Can-
- » L ture full of interest, the mirth-pro- ada Fox Exchange are also receiving
voting ways of Mr Bunny and the several mail order sales
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' .-  € 1  S ‘ I    i"‘°r?'c°J‘:“ “gd °°K°::¥lysl\=‘l)cipated 1| From Saturday's lllvenin Guardian.
I -‘-- edly admitted it.” . ,
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LONDON, July 5.-The Times in all
editorial on Independence Day says
the July 4th celebration has becomla
an Amglo-American festival and that
such a spectacle as seen in London of
Englishmen enloglzlng Washington’s
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 ,E ` ' _ Mr. Hogg has the large hall looking -_ '
, _ , V _.Y .  a__ r __ ,E attractive, well ventilated. and clean PICNIC.- Bt. James B. S. Picnic
, F "'§,.,,',*_ ' _ Jr A-.__ J-,_,,, ,,' and gives his patrons a program well takes place at Westville Wednesday.
~ ' . ’ _ l _ _ " ._ -' worth the price of admission. Batur- . - A FRUITFUL WASTE
~ . - days Program was especially. mirth- PICNIC AT WESTVILLE.-At St. pApER BASKET WAS THIS
illl and enthusiastically received. -~ James picnic next Wednesday 'a  _,___ ' '
visitors table will provide all the de- BRIDG 'TOWN July 4 A ham,
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Hs'I;)AN?g§£ogF I?A(I§ETsSécr§£l_yC°gi l‘°°°“’° °' th” 5°“ff“° rigid lucky find took place in the busy
the Local committee .Si me sims- wnnnnvo ns:r.1.s.-sr. Jeeemms ,‘f,,,,°,f ‘5f.,,2 f,f,fQ';,°‘§§§°"",’,’c”,’,‘,‘,f‘ §"°'£
cone. Trust, Charlottetown, has re-_, Church, Vernon River, was the scene in- with his bm Thgo e 1 tmp
ceived from Major W. E. Outhit, In- of n.`very pretty wedding on Tuesday, was busy at i;bs'momentn::t1uhiwd1rek~
spector of Cadets, the following re- June 24th, when Miss Margaret The c,,u,,cto,i stood ,or a mgmgt
Port showing the relative standing of Achorn of Miliview, was united ln 1
thosecadet corps in Prince Edward marriage to Mr. Joseph Power of Or-
Island connected with ,public schools: well, son of the late John and Mrs. :ante pap" hunt' H° "pied mme'
1st-Prince of Wales College-Instruc-` Power of Newtown, Rev. James
tor, Lt. J. A. Murphy, '17 par cent.`Phalen oiliciating. The bride was
 , We have a limited lot of men’s Oxfords in
fllllll. Patents. Bm! illetal and velour, all laced
sty es, ` ood. t _ ~
ilwve egd wmflfrlighle uiiiticiixee 811.123' sliifiht'
all along at rices ranging from $3 50 ,to 35%
_and are wortg every cent of the rnone bntto
make room for incoming goods we areysell'
  MQW-.S . _-Slimmer Shoes I.
worth re $5 at 25 p. é. off I
' \See dur northern wind '
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them ont at 25 p. ’c. off mg
votes here. ow' Get y°“r muy
I ,A Ney £9 Co.
gf arf- 7 g
Hard Coal
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P isfactlon, prompt work and
Schooner “Sylora C
Chestnut sizes. - _
U. |.y0ii3;  U0. A 'I' A;,,,S_,;,_§,ff,YER
6-I6Mtf. . . A _°' __ f _ l , I
 m nM ° ” ' as,
mor Oaks
   b Pu" Begg `=,:"i=|E&=‘ Nb 3| there was not time to go into the
Sei-»lfl=1~»» ui 1. »-» rl-»-1-.. ..i‘:.';‘:.:.‘.‘.°;:  1.‘;f:.‘.=.'?;;‘:.i.°.;:
' July l4ih.A_" " ""1 stands I6 hands 'weighs 1465 lbsf’
A{_|,|q|ic` .spmtm Amusement. Sired by Oakly Barron (4)2,23.
 lsndelc. .i
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A* g¢¢ud,f¢‘4 pany under ,he the Iasiesttrotter bred in the Mar- Ull`°.“8h W°Ul°ll'S IHlll=i¢“¢°S- I-UP'
auspices of'Union D.vision S. O. T. mme P"°V"."‘-'es' v
wi|||-eh..1.1, 0,, ¢_he"'be,,um,,|fi,Id ‘ Minor0rflrsbesldes his rich bred-
of H, }_>,_ Hisleml ad]-l,m|ng the, in is hlmselfagrand individuel;
hall on Monday! July -14th. The- mit” ’P°°d' b°°“iy~ 512°- 59125"
°°”"”.‘“°° ‘“ °‘““¢“ “'° SP""“= 532.:.§’?.§‘.°Z‘$f’l.‘if.'.If.'.£‘Z1’i'..?.}1‘I‘iii
:1¢;$B;l;!3;;ar;JfaekeoS0:feth<;l S2: grill: ann year ol-is are large and hand- doing Thg ladle, are tg 7,, PM-tidu.
son. varied and pleasant 'amuse ` l-le will slsnd fer the season si his Lady °'°"g'“t"1°"°d 1°' tm °“°r5y
ments, well stocked refreshment
saloon. ice cream trnt and e bill of
fare that cannot fail to please the' |4,y5M.i....',¢|J..iy5, ‘g i .W r
most exacting taste. Amusements , -. '_ Q .-1.
e f
and Athletic Sports b gins at 1.30
p._ ni. Meals served at 2 p. in. _
Springfield ls one of the beauty
spots of the Island and an ideal
place' to spend a holiday and enjoy
a days outing Everybody cordially
invited. Come one, come all,
If day shouldprove unfavorable
tea wi
li be held the following Wedl
. Procr eds in aid of rhe hal-
By order of Com.
r /A S o I di e r s 
\ get your photo taken while in `
Due to arrive er camp. You will 'gl t best' sat-
` Cook Studio
9, ` ‘ ,also for the ladies part of the Pro-
 6 50 tdns Hard  Desbrisay Bi Ck f gram. Nine cattle in all were brought
` l f I, ` . above _average and most of them of
moderate prices at the,
 
° - ' ' ' - 'excellent quality. Robert Robertson
Coal In  3. H d I H of the Provincial Department. of Ag-
ave your _ I
-Films-~
fiiljshed at our Stuiio
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Dam Parketta by Parkside 2. 22 3-4
also the dam of Prince Louis 2.14'/
owners stables Brooklyn, Kings Co.Ms.res
sl ownermrlelr. » = _ l
JOFN J MATHESON 0 e
.WE MAKE TEETII
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`snd we gusrsntse them to fit exactly. We -
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we will de so li not. we will sive you \he _
best suosluve po sibl to get If you
entrust our dents ,nee sto us wesssurs
you of sgundsnt satisfaction. »
Dr. Robins ’.f~f-‘ll~°-‘-li"
P. E- island; Phsrmsceuiical,
of examiners of the P. E. '
Association will
for registretlen on 'July
candidate for exam-
the that hs
l9l8.
f-_'L
;dlscussion of the 'worli done took.
sample. E. _A. Foster, Central Drug-
\ Goff! |'
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` ii\s|ociallon'Eixenrin\1icne W "
pm-sw of examining een- |
School-Lt. L. Nelllgan, Instructor.
Francis, Instructor. In addition to
et Corps, which is outside the provi-
sions of the Trust, also passed in-
spection. '
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.loarounrrfnan Picnic.-'rue
Agricultural Picnic held on Saturday
afternoon at Winsloe North under the
auspiced of the King Edward Insti-
tute was a gramd success. Between
250 and 300 were in attendance and
ample preparation had been made for
the Live Stock Judging,.classes and
n for the class in dairy cattle, all
riculture went carefully over one dow
pointing out what was looked for in
good dairy conformation and then
asked individuals to place the cows
in order of merit. This brought out
a lot of discussion which was of a
most interesting and instructive char-
,acter..I’1-ofessor Ross, Secretary for
Agriculture, then spoke for a few
minutes on the work' of the Depart-
ment. and congratulated the King
Edward Institute on their excellent
program. Mr. Robertson then took
up s class of heavy horses, but as it
was then quite late in the afternoon,
subject in detail. While the men were
being entertained at the judging clas-
ses Miss James was organizing a
Womanfs Institute and arranging for
future work. Mr. Benson also addres-
sed the ladies on the better caring for
and marketing of eggs and Prof.
Ross on-the work that might be done
cheon'was then served and a lot of
place. Everyone was satisfied that a
mosh proiltahle and interesting af-
ternoon had been spent, and when the
time comes round next year for an
agriclrltural picnic, big things will be
nd zealwith which they carried out
their part of the program. This week
Mr. Robertson ‘will conduct Live
Stock Judging classes as follows:
Monday, July 7th at St. Georges,
Tuesday at the farm of T. J. Wiggin-
ton; Bridgetown, Wednesday at Bay
Fortune, - Thursday Rollo Bay-and
Friday at the farm of John C. Mc-
Carthy, Morell -River. _
_::Jengen's Violet Glycerine Soap is
one qf the best toiletsoaps we have
ever sold. This soap has an enor-
mous sale in all 'the big American
cities and is fast becoming a big fav-
orite in Canada. Our price 25:: box
is the same as in the States. Ask for
store. . Mtl.
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The ' _
Human -~
The' e is oneof the
most del cate and com'-.
plicatcd of the human
organs`,_.and yet, probsbl y
through ignorance of'ihis
fact, it is being conetml-
ly iii-used and overwork-
_ed. ' " '
Eye-Strain'
Be wise and do not ig-
nore  of the simp-
toma of ily:-Strain; eed- '
aches ‘or /pains in the
region of the eyes, inabil-
_ ity to reid or ss# for any
length of lime, blurred
vision. I \
 _Allow us to Examine
_ 'yoe_r.Eyee. 'We will give
you Dllplftlfliabis savlce.
_ _ Tllii isfour liuilness.
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"The Prone. Seltzer Syphon is the
most convenient and economical mak-
er of summer drinks you can buy. lt
memory and honoring independence is large enough to hold four glasses,
day would be highly unimaginable makes instantaneous soda or other
elsewhere. The Times says it hasiaerated drinks and after the sypbon
come'to be sort of an annual 'pen-, is paid fvl' ¥0\llj,__l?¢Y£l'l\S¢B 0053 YOU
ance with open contribution for our but one cent a zines. Price $1.25.
share in the American revolution. The TWO M805. 149 Great GCOYKG Ht-
“If -our mistake was great we havel 'IWW
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ooking into the contents of a big
hing that looked familiar and pick-
ing it up found it was a nity dollar
 
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cent. 3rd--Queen Square School-Im with lace trimming and ostrich fr
structor, Lt. Jas. Lendrigan,73 per plumes.‘The bridesmaid, Miss Nellie .
cent. Next in order came Summer- Aehorn sister of the bride, wore a it . ,,
side High School-Mr, E. i~1‘. Strong, becoming dress of pink silk with silk S of sixty d°u““ at “ tim” And
Instructor. Montague school-Lt. G. rhino.. trimmings and white use win. “" he "“"“°d °"f the ““‘°“°Y the emi
H. Campbell, Instructor. Tlgnlsh pink plumes. The groom was support- °f the b,',‘°y ma” a1m°“t b“"5t» ‘md
` ed by his cousin Mr. Andrew Mor- with a Where did YO” get that-"
Souris School-Lt. E. D. Feeban, In- rissey. After the marriage ceremony made the WW” °m°i“1 f““‘P- A5 the
structor. Albex-ton School, Lt. M. E.-/was performed the bridal party re- °
paired to the some of ine r.r1de's "Y “BY this 2°°d “Sh f\”°m fi1°l\li°Y
the above St. Dunsten’s College Cad- parents where a bountiful repast was “ppl” “'°“1d have been going up the
,she h d been their teacher and also
cnsion.
George and Kent Bts, 1 Mtf.
,wi‘h
served, after which they drove tb n
Charlottetown and to k n t t
prepared. Later in the evening after
taking supper at the bride's parents,
the happy party drove to their future
home in Orwell. Their many friends
wish them a long and happy wedded
life.
CLYDE RIVER.-The Semi-annual
examination of Clyde River School,
No. 613, was held on Monday, June
30th. There was a large number of
visitors present and the pupils were
examined in their various studies by
Miss Elsie Brown, hir. Ea.rl_Leard,
and Edward McPhail, Clyde River,
and W. A. MacQuarrle B. A., i-lamp)
ton; acquittlng themselves very cred-
dismissed. Miss Edna McKinnon on
behalf of the scholars presented the
teacher, Miss Macquarrie, with a
ahony Manicure set, with silver trim-
mings enclosed in a morocco leather
'box and Miss Norma Murchison read
the following address:-Dear Teacher:
.We the pupils of Clyde River School
wish on this the closing day of the
school year to take this opportunity
to convey to you our aDPl‘0¢iB-l1i0l'1 0!
your many kindnesses to us during
the two years you have been our be-
loved teacher. Witha heavy school
and so many diderent classes you
have had your share oi hard work'
'and we can assure you that altho’
,you must often have been discouraged
we appreciate your work. on our be-
'half and we know that our parents
and guardians feel that in you we
have had a good faithful painstaking
teacher who has spared no eilort in
'our behalf and that under your care
‘the school has made as satisfactory
censors. Dear Taleoher we are all sor-
when the school year begins again as
you intend to further prosecute your
studies nd as a slight token of our
hill. Another glance of his eagle eye,
e
0 di ner a he bills had been waited, off the desk. by
Victoria Hotel which was specially 9' g“°t °f Wind f"°m '"1 09911 Wl“d°W-
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Special Trains Will Run As Follows
New Haven; Mr. W. W. Crosby. West Sisiion Fare Train Dept.
River; Messrs Randolph Murcheson T
St Louis. . .. goc . . . .
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Albe|ton...8oc ......9o4 °‘
ii-ably indeed. Before the pupils were Bloomfield. . 7oc .. .. . 9.28 “
g`L=ar»'....6oc  942 “
pretty bouquet sand a handsome real 5"” e ' ' "
Ellerslie  25c .....Io27 “
P . ..
Nortum  i5c .....r<\.37 “
Wellington Arrive ....1045 “
Charlottetown l.00  7.30 a. rn.
Mllton....  ._ Mc  7.27 “
Nor. Wiltshire il0c  7.43 “
Hunter River 80c  55 "
Br dn bane ._ il0c 
Emerald ....... .. 70c   8 24 “
Cape Traverse il0c  ._ 0.50 “
Kinkora 80:;  7.23 “
Freetown  601: . 8 33 “
summerside.._ 45c ....... .. 10 30 “
Miscouche .... .. 36c  10.44 "
Wellington . . loc  11.05 “
Charlottetown and Snmmerside' at li
o’clock p. m. and Tignish at 6.30 p. m.
mer-side and Tignish at one way first
class fare good to return same day. All
DWSPGHS Rf “Hd” any Of YOUF Pfede' will stop at the ten. grounds.
_ry that you are_not to be our teacher e,-ings will be P,-0vided_
om among the torn-up envelopes
nd Dapler. Said he to the busy man:
‘Ie this where you make cash depos-
ontents of the basket is emptied ev-
ue in a few moments more. The two
A Grand Tea Pariyl
THE CIIURCII GROUNDS
wrliidorow
TUESDA? JULY 8
igni h  goc ..'....8 30 a. rn.
0leman.... 50: ......9.5r °‘
g 45c.....ro.o6 “
mwlv 45c...._1o.x5 “
ort I-Illl 25c,.....ro 3r "
4
8 18 “
Returning Special Train will leave for
Tickets by regular trains from Sum-
All the attractions usual at such gath-
BY ORDER OF COMMMITTEE
81-7-5M2i .
love and esteem we ask yon to ac-
cept this momento as a rememberancc
of days spent with your pupils in I
Clyde River. Miss MacQuarrie made
a fitting 'reply thanking them for
their kindness to her during the time ,
a
for their thoughtfullnees on this oc-
::Rexa`l Dyspepsia Tablets are
splendid for all forms of stomach
trouble. They enable the stomach to
secure from the food the nourishment
necessary to maintain strength, pure,
rich blood. strong. steady nerves,
normal weight and good health, Try
a box roday.` price 50c and -$1.00.
Sold with the Itexall guarantee. The
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
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delicious
centres, A
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Save The Potatoes '
The eailest and best way’
to kill potato bugs is lo' use r
one of our Row Spray ers and
Spray with Paris:;Grv.en and
Arscnste of Lead.
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The Perfect Spray Pump ‘
is the best on the market.
Least bother-best resu1's.
Bugs have no terrors and
killing them is a p‘easure.
Older one today and be ready
for the bugs when they come.
‘ A. A. McDONAl.D.
Little Pond, King’s Co
J. A. MOORE. '
V Gen. Agt.
HAZELBROOK. P.E.l. 
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_Trunks of excellent finish
and workmanship of good ap-
pearance and durability are the
only kind ro be had at Stanley
Bros. The prices too are quite
low and the assortment is most
complete.
Stemicer Trunks
Canvas covered, iron bound,
heavy wide slats, brassed steel cor-
ners, clamps and valance clamps,
strong hinges and handles. All edges
angle steel bound.
34 in $4.75
Vulcanized fibre binding, 'two
straps, canvas covered, wide hard-
wooi slats, brassed steel corners,
clamps and valance clamps, excel-
sior lock, divided tray.
34 in A $6.75
Canvas covered, two wide straps
with protecting knees, vulcanized
fibre binding, fine brass lock and
bolts, large brassed steel dome corn-
ers, clamps and valance clamps,
cloth lined
34 in $8.75
Regular Trunks
Canvas covered, two leather
straps, brassed steel dome corners
and clamps, excelsior lock, strong
bolts and hinges, leather handles,
hardwood slats, angle steel bound.
_ 34 in $4.75
Waterproof canvas covered, two
leather straps, brass plated steel
dome corners and clamps, strong
leather handles, iron bottom and
rollers.
34 in $5.95
Vulcanized fibre binding, can-
vas coverr d, two wide leather straps.
heavy hardwood slats, brassed steel
dome corners and clamps, excelsior
lock, brassed steel bolts, hinges and
handle ends
34 in h $7.45
Leather Goods
I nice.
high class __
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london YI. usrries about |00 barrels
ndsrd
We Offer. For Sale the Follow-
» ing Steamers
U. B. ATLAN l‘IO. Gross Tonnage 3, not
Trunk Straps Club Bags
Name Tags KitBags
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nage ilk sir os 10| rrels under deck.
B. ll. A h K. Gross tonnage ll. ret
-ton age is. Usrriss about lo barrels under
doug.
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torisdgs fs.0srrlds lee hsvrgrghsrmezh
N EVILLE CANNERIES
Purses
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Rug Straps Leather Snitcascs
Hand Bags Karatol “ "‘
Matting \“ _ °‘ .
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