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and I new economy worth wlule, in pleasing summer footwear.
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COAL COAL  
,Arriving dailv cargoes of Sydney Reserve Rurtmine and
Screened Coal, fresh from the mines. This coal is very
suitable for domestic and steam purposes.
‘_ >We have also on hand and to arrive a quantity of
Albion Nut, Runmine and Round Coal.
~ As prices are liable to advance in the _near future, and
Coal may be more difiicult to get at the Mines, we strongly
recommend all households getting in their winter supply
' ROW.
Also on hand a quantity _of Soft Wood, in blocks-stove
lengths-which we are selling at one dollar per load.
We will have our usual quantity of Anthiracite Coal.
lg Stove and Chestnut sizes, arriving here in July and
ugust. '
If you require Coal, call and see us or phone- 404, and
we wil guarantee satisfactory delivery.
Buntain, Bell & Co.
Selling Agents Dominion Coal Co., Ltd.
gl* K-4 l ,.5 is .s . ¢;__.=; 5,
Fire I .rsurance
A N,,ce$S,'ty  S. Harland
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies. which never contest an honest claim such
as is _represented by
E. R. BROW
Charlottetown
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-I1’ PAVC to bill ll this Provhol.
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“ -MID-SUMMER MILLINERY SALE
-For the balance of the season we
_will allow a Discount of 33- 1-3 per
, cent. off untrinimed Hats. and 50 por’
t-ent off trimmed ones Estate James
Kennedy. icsminguinf iosi-niiii 
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War Garden Bulletin ,
Notea on Garden Pasta laauod by tha;
Canada Food Board in collabora- l
tion with tho Dominion i
Entornolodllt ` §~
' 'Sometimes plants need a little doc-l
turing just as human beings do. They!
have a tendency to catch diseases
which cause them to wilt and die. (ic-
t-asionaliy the outside evident-e of
file-vase is lacking 'ind the plant.-i die
uickls olrors .i ain r
class belong the tomato, vucuinbcr
.ind musknielon and to the latter the
potato and bean.
'l‘he wilt diseases are caused by
ba-I-terlri which work inside the plant
rind clog it up so that it chokes. The
_ -:ily remedy is to pull up the wilful
plants and burn them. lhlrrre pull»
im; them up. however, you shfiu J bel
quite sure that the wiitixig Li notl
rcatised by dry weather or by it worm;
in the stem of the plant near the
ground. '
Tl1e`other diseases are called fun-
gus diseases. They are really caused
by tiny invisible plants which arc
parasites living upon the larger'
plants. They show up in the form-
of dlscolored spots or portions of leav-
:s ur stems which die and dry off.,
These diseases can only be prevontedi
or controlled by spraying.
A MUSICAL COLONEL
A story is being told in France of
a certain colonel. a strict disciplinar-
tlieir instruments in and out in unison
lt annoys me to see them all out of
ian who has dec-id‘ed views on music. '
The other day he sent for the chief
of his regimental band and delivered
thisscatliing criticism: "l notice ul
lack of uniformity about the. band
which must be regulated. Yesteidsyi
morning they were out on parade.
and the largest man lu the band was'
playing a little hit of an instrument-
flute or something of the kind-and
you had the big drum played by a
ed to. I want the small men to playi
suiall instruments and _the big men
step with their hands.
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Try one treatment with Cuticura
and see how quicitiytit clean the scalp
of dandruH and itc ing. On retiring
gently rub spots of dandrud and itch-
ing with Cuticura Ointment. Next
moming shampoo with Cuticura Soap
and hot water. Rinse with tepid
water. Repeat in two weeks. Noth-
ing better or aurer.
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Which has been running
on the Pr_`ctou Georgetowri
and Montague P. E. I. Route
has g-me on the Marine slip
at Pictou for a few days for
annual inspection. Sh- will
probably resume her trips
to the island onoshiturday
next. Due notice will appi ar
inouradvertisementco‘um1s.
liar-7-zrutr. '
l J. D. MacKay. New London
-TWO GINTI PIR WORD (ACH
insertion- tor advertising in tith` ‘col-
amii. Caaii inaatlaoeompany order.
lliiiimum charge twenty-tivo conta.
\\ ESTERX K l’ERS().\.-\LS
-Miss Lily Caaioy, Kelvin. has re-
turned honia after spending a week
in Victoria the guest of Miss Wright.
V
-'inn or. , Mccuigdn npcs nie
round 'lp on the - Northumberland
Saturday meeting her, mother' Mrs. Ei-
lioft of Montreal.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid (‘oiem:m.
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DOFTORING YOFR PLANTS ‘crossed on the S. S. Northumberland
1
Saturday to spend the week end with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Maynard. Northam.
-Mrs. W. E. McNevin. of Grassy
Lake. Alberta. was a passenger' on the
S. S. Northumberland Saturday en
route to her home where she will
Y. _'; ` .'tl .dy up and
die by slow degrees. ’l‘o the fitetrspend the summer with her parents
M.r. and Mrs. Wm. Sheen. Tyne Val-
l ley.
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QUEEN HOTEL
J. O. Pichette, Campbellton.
A, J. Thomas, Halifax.
Mrs. A. J. Thomas, Halifax.
Mrs. Harper, Tignlsh.
Mi ss M. P. Morrissey. Tignish.
Miss L. S. Steeves, Halifax.
A. C. Saunders, Summerslde.
F. T. Coffin, Boston."
G. McDonald, New Glasgow.
Wm. Hughes. Sourls.
H. D. McEwen, Morell.
Mom & M¢i.¢°¢i tm. mme &. Mclmd Ltd- M°°'° * “°"°°“ Lid'
Gi eat liléaring.  Uf 
Women Suits Worth to- $48. 
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VICTORIA HOTEL l
Mrs. A. B. Parslow, New York City.
W. R. Johnson, St. John.
A. F. Arsenault. Summerslde.
W. H. Horn. St. John.
S. E. Clark, Mt. Stewart.
Art' McKinnon, Tracadle.
A. B. Firtier. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murdoch, Mon-
agus.
L. Montel, Montreal. '
G. E. llrling. Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. F. C. Sewali, Cambridge.
W. J. Johnstone, Ottawa.
W- \V~ (`HmDbell. Toronto.
G. W. Smith. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. C S 'Mclnnis and
small man. That sort of thlnr, , , ' °
doesu`t look well. and must be attend* bm' Fredericton' N' B'
P- MUNGVITI. Three Rivers.
li- Brehaut. Murray River.
big instruments. And. another thing, ‘a's;s' J' F' Gnlnger' s°me"_me~
l want the trombone players to slits ` '
J. A. oosbee, uaiirrix . 'A `
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Gordon. Calgary.
Andrew Halkett, Ottawa. ,
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REVERE HOTEL
John Lefurgey, Summerside
(7. Ferguson. Sourls
Hogan, Carborner, Nfld.
_H. Jay. Morelrl
E. Greenwood. Ottawa
W. Deshaurier, Montreal
Steadman, Montreal
ur .\icInnls, Halifax
P. Ay1ward,"Hali!ax
Trites, Moncton
D. Coxon, Moncton
E. 0'Nel’ll, Moncton
A. A. Bishop, Summerside
Miss J. MacNalrn, Moncton
Miss B. Jones, Moncton
Miss M. Gillispie, Moncton
Miss F. O’Bi-lan, Monotn
Jas. Longley; Moncton
H. Gaudet. Su-inmneiside
Heath Campbell, Long River |
E. B. Hiltz, and M-ra. Hiltz, Ken-
nnwsggssyws
sington
W; K. McCulloch, Truro ,
J. A. Perry. Sourls . '
E. Bosworth, Montreal
E. M. Jenkins, Georgetown
R. J. McNeill. Tyne Valle)
Mrs. R. J. McNeill, Tyne Valley
J. B. Gardiner. Freetown
('. W. Sudbury. Central lledeque
li. McArt-h'ur. Hallafx
Miss A. 8. Mclilachern. Boston .
Miss E. MaeFiiydeii_ Boston
Arthur L. Le Blanc. Moncton
Mrs. A. L. Le Blanc. Moncton
F. A. Piirott. .°~"age Harbor
Ewina Robbins, Bangor
npcymg
and Mrs. El‘i.~. Tyne Valley
S. Ramsay, Northani
A. Boates. Tyne Valley
Mar-dcnsild, Tyne Valley
E. Rossltrr. Morell
A. Sheppard. Florence, Mass.
Wilfrid' H. Leonard, Florence. Mar. .
George Elder. Chipman, N. B.
D. MacAusland, Northam
B. MacAuslanf2. Northam
Macdonald, Northam `
McCarthy. Northam
Levine. St. John
Fr-eidman. St. John
D. Chappell. Amherst
Berlanteh. St. John
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ANDSOME NEW SUITS- » _ -".__,»
H all freshly new this spririig-
' welln_ia_dé by the best ta __ rs
in the ,Dominion-are being closed
out to make room We have f00
many suin-hence the U03* '¢d“¢'°
tion. suits worth to $48.-are being ~
closed out at...... . 
Black, Navy Blllf. Sand
Taupe and Green. '
"?ir”_.,',;“;;'»_`_f/'
' “  
Clearing Suits worth f
to $32.00 - --$25.00 \ ;=
pfimipally Navy _ Blue, Black ,
/’
and Brown, itiostiy serges-all smart
‘ -all th's season
Y,ilQ;n:i?$>l?iu;t`tiit in thgvlvot, iworth to
$32 .00 each. Clearing out at $25-00
_ See them to-day. .
Special Extension of that 5
Designer Subscription at
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$1.25 Magazine tor 59c Per Year
Offer Remains Open Until July 15th
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PERMlSSl_0N FROM THE PUBLISHERS
T0 CON IINUE THAT special offer for the DE>lGNER until July 15th. Come
' tidav and leave your subscription _with the young lady at the pattern counter.
line DESIGNER is a mmthiy magazine of 48 vases. fiction-fashion -housekpen
k ~d`torial matter-:ill good The DESIGNER is a
ing hintsl-ideas in coo iri8‘-- _l , ' ' g
»125»~  a    W°_if?.¥é¥is9¢ rar
your subscription at
What and Where
is “The Calf Path”?
D Skfslectur, THE Q.\LF PATH, will deal with asubj_ect of the greatest
interestivour curiosity must lead you to hear him-and he is worth heanng.
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK,Ju1y 22 ¢° 28-
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!._‘V-1 1- V L Soldiers
Vlrs. John Mncinnls, G40!!
ti. MacKinnon. Brooklyn
ii. L. tvaisii. Hove Rive*
Gwen McLeod. Ulgll
J. B. MacKay, Ui8Z` _
A. Boswell. 1-‘ranch I-on
Hazel Mireiieii. Sour-is
George Mitchell. Mill View
Jas. Ra.n1SaY~ TYW’ viuey
A. R. Gorrill. Northam
L. Distant, Elierslie
ewart Tyfle Vane
`i,',.,§A_'GSéi,Fge Jbhniton. Tyne Valli”
wm. Buriaigti. E1lml|°
J. iviiisms. Tyne Vwllet'
J. o. ua1iiey.F*""'",
J. Sullivan. Trio \'~.9¥
Ea-win-ri william. Tyne V
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Mlnnrd's Linlment (‘o., Llmi
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lieu' Siu,-This fn1 i g
on A renee and hurt my cl
h i I
at. so could not work an
mo to breathe. I tried all
Lhilnienls and they did me
One bottle of M-INARD'
MENT, warmed on fianiiels
plied on my breast cured'
pletely.
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ssway. Digby Co., N. S.
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:;Warts are unsightly bl
and corns are painful grow
l'oway’s (.‘or'n (‘\n'e will itomo
Minard'a Llnlment uaad by
William
thrown
test very
d it hurt
kinds ol
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and ap-
me com-
omishes,
Youngsters °V¢
The old saying that "all the world
loves a lover" might be chansed 01286
m|1i¢m-y days to "every kid loves a
soldier," or his uniform, at least. JUS!
watch the little boys and girls 35 3
soldier' passes. ’l‘hose admirlnguglanc-
es would not lie bestowed 0" “ °‘“°“'
4-¢-9-o-o-o-0-0--*-0-a»-o~
LADY PINK TOES
HAS HER INNINGS
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There is no excuse today for f
women to have ugly, ‘,
painful coins ‘
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For a few cents you can get a qug.
ter' ounce of the magic drug, freezono
recently discovered by a Cincinnati
chemist.
Apply a few drops of this freezone
upon a tender, aching corn or cal-his
and instantly, yas, immediately, all
soreness disappears and shortly you
will find the corn or callus au loose
that you lift it out. root and ali, with
the fingers.
Just think! Not one bit of pain ba-
fore applying freezone or afterwards.
lt doesn'¢ even irritate the sui'round~
ing skin.
ved up and fall out without hurting a 1
Phyalclinl Particle. it is almost magical. i gg 5.5.19w9q4\E5m_4|_ .
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Hard corns, soft corns or corns be~
ths. Hoi- tween the toes. also hardened callus-
ss on bottom of feet,Just seem to shrl~
er.’ Here are two cases in point, cit-
ies the liidiiinupolis News:
"1 jus’ lov nu soders." said .three-
year-olil tiliarlr-s l5llrich._ son of Fred
Vllrich, Big Four' agent at Shelbyville,
as he entwiiied' his urnis about the
neck of Sergeant Iioss Reed.of Greens-
burg. Reerl with several Decatur
county soldiers from Camp Taylor.
were on the way to Greensburg, by
way of Shelbyville. and the seargeant
after buying ii ticket had leaned up
against the railing of the ticket office
when the three-year-old hugged him.
A second illustration occurred when
Sergeant Reed reached Greansbuigoit
the way to his parents' home. Ho was
confronted by tt tiny soldiarry hgura
that saluted with all the grace and
courtesy of a trained soldier. The
sergeant exchanged the salute. and
then leurneil' the tribute had been paid
by six-year old Henry Jarman. sou of
Prof. E. J. Jarman. superintendent
of Greensl_iur‘g's nity' schools.
Cemetery Lettering
Lemetry lettering on granite
or marble. Call or write '
W. G. Tiiiney
Fredericton, P. E. if
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