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wt’ 1° *"3 1”" °P\!nrd one of the largest
and finest assortments ol’ cut glass ever
shown in thts province. What is nicer for
* _ W¢¢`|‘|lug present than h piece of
CUT GLASS.
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I H Tl1€S€ Walking shoes for
 '  f' ` women are decidedly smart
  Women’s _ Shoes”
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and well made,shown in
all the latest styles with Cuban heels, stiibby '
toes _and medium soles
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buttons high-many of
The laced st les have
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four eyileis and the buttoned styles are three
tliefamous Boston Fav-
°fl_l° and Quce_n_Quality styles are included in
this showing.
¢'1°1_'q\1Hlilv gun metal and
service. 'All sizes $3.5o i0_
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bound to give satisfactory
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Prompt service--excellent
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- Exceptional Value
Testimonials and References
by the hundred -from' people
most prominent in City and
Country. No failures. '
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“Until further notice we will
pay 24 cents Gash for wshodd
wool and I6 oonts tor unwaastio
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is now. Don’t walt until the rush
comes, or prices advance. Let ns.-
serve you now. No matter what
your wants may be in this line, we
can supply you. Get our pricts for
the next b‘ll.' 1
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ll horotiis latter part ot june wiihacaigo
fvdf' 6:0 tqasof the' celebrated Lacluiwana
i'Auttiracits_ Coat tn S-one and Chestnut
§‘pisas. ttih ls the same quu|liy_oi rout
lsvbiehgavs such good satisfaction last
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'fttlllilsf to book thtir orders at mins arid
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Preserve Jars
]ust received astock of
“Queen” Preserve Jars
'Those jars are made of extra
good glass,- wide-mouthed and
are covered with a new patent
top that will lierp the contents
air-iight "‘G_em" Jarsi--_-All
Sizes. 'lowest Prices. Extra
Rubber Bands for Gcmjars at
Beer® Gofi’s
our Summer dress will make l
a beautiful picture, also the I
_ll
little tots, Why not have them
photographed now,
Bayer Photographer.
Brlng your snaps to us for
finishing _
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_ no Brls fresh ground Calcined
Plaster, the well'knowd “Hammer
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1" Carvell Bros
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“When going from homo take a
good trunk and you will have pence
of _mind during the journoy and com-
fort alter you arrive. Iiivory trunk we
sell is the hast. in its clash. Our trunks
have extra strong trimming and cor-
ners of braxis and steel. They have best
brass locks, hinges of steel or brass.
Each trunlsis supported with hard-
n s brass lock and fitttnll
iso, .adn in an our-» me :rm
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It pays to buy in this Province.
lottetown yesterday.
visitor to Charlottetown yesterday.
James L. Gillis, Kensington, wld in
Charlottetown yesterday.
A. D. Fraser, kcharlottetown, wana
passenger south yesterday afternoon.
A. A. Alley, Charlottetown, was a
passenger to Georgetown yesterday
afternoon.
Among the passengers east yester-
day afternoon were: A. E. Mclijachen,
Charlottetown. .
Benjamin Breinner, Charlottetown,
was a passenger to Murray River
yesterday afternoon.
J. J. Trainer, Station Agent, Bed-
ford, was in Charlottetown yester-
day.
Gilbert Gaudet, Charlottetown, was
a. passenger to Georgetown yesterday
afternoon to attend the Supreme
Court.
Mrs. Walter Gordon and Miss Ina
Gordon, Brudenell. returned home
`from Charlottetown yesterday after-
noon. _
Samuel M. McWillinm nnd daughter,
Miss Florrle, of Eldon, were puma.
gers to Charlottetown yesterday
morning.
James St. C. Moore, A. D. Ross, D.
A. McLeod, Eliza McKenzie, Roderick
McKenzie and Wm. Buchanan were
passengers to Charlottetown f-rom El-
don yesterday.
All should remember this is Viti-
graph night at the People’a Theatre.
Photos of the two most popular pho-
to-plsy artists in the world, will be
given away tonight, to everyone at.-
tending. Thie is the only opportuni-
tv and it should not he thrown away.
The following produce prices were
secured on the Charlottetown mar-
ket square today and have prevailed
since last Friday:-White oats, 60;
black, oats, 61; potatoes, '40c; beet
(quarter), per lb, 10 to lille; heal
(small), per lb, I2 to 17c. The
prices quoted by the wholesalers are:
Potatoes, 40c; pressed tiny. $13;
white oats, 60c; to 6_Ic; black oats
61 to 630; straw, $5.50 to $6.50,nnd
turnips, 23c. `
J. Edw-'ln Trcakle, 20 Fulton Mark-
et, New York, is an extensive buyer
of clams and oysters in Prince Ed-
ward Island. His name is familiar to
a wide circle of fishermen as he has
a business ability that is rtlrst. class
in every respect. Mr. Trcakie has
handled an exceptionally large quan-
tity of New Brunswick and P. E. Is-
land clams this season on the New
York. market and' as 'he understands
that business thoroughly secured good
prices for same.
H. H. Howard, Little York, is oi-
fering his splendid farm of one hun-
dred acres for sale. This property is
admitted to be one of the beet in the
province, and is beautifully situated,
near railway, churches, schools, well
watered and only seven miles from
Charlottetown. It is regretable to
learn that such a. splendid farmer as
Mr, Howard, has decided to pull
stakes and move West. -Mr. Howard
offers his farm with or- without crop
and promises _to sell reasonable to
make a quick sale. Splendid dwelling
and barns are located thereon and a
fine opportunity is offered too any-
one lnterestad in real estate.
A Charlottetown citizen of more
than ordinary intelligence and clever-
ness is greatly pur/iiled to know -wheth-
er tt will be' in his interests to adopt
the latest style of writing paper for
his large private and business corres-
ondence, having recently received,
from a valued _friend in Alberta, a
letter written on the modern kind.
The paper is many yards long and
creased croeswise at each fold, rather
than being in sheets of two pages, or
of four pages creased at the centre
from top to bottom. I-low frequent-
ly, when writing is letter of more
than two or four pages, the first cheat
iamislaid orblown away, but with
the new style it is impossible for
that to happen, as the entire letter
is on one sheet and is separated by
the writer at Va crease when com-
plete. It folds up neatly where creas-
ed and only requires a special kind
of envelope lo match the writing pa-
per which it contains. The idea ia
at least novel in the extreme, and the
paper has but to be seen to he re-
garded as exceedingly useful and ap-
proprlate.
::Colgates Tooth Powder or Paste
is the whole science of tooth sound-
ncaa, mouth cleaner-is and white teeth
put into a dentrlflce-_-The ingredients
of these preyarations that produce
such white tee h also give it tho DUW-
ar to over come acidity in the mouth
-lt leaves a trash taste, because .it
leaves a clean mouth-25c tube. E. A.
Foster, Central Drugstore. '
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People’s Theatre
wooii sim. mach mink has ., asus Get your_P|ioio of 1
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gm: 1,22? ,¢:i>t;?g'n\2,'i;l\i¢‘i-rni-lziii :dd cost f'0 Or Mill Tttfnlf J lf so you wnnt to know the Best and Lowest cost of a Ticket.
‘tm prices ranfueiriigiiiaiii fig iizitoo ` v|T|GR‘l||| N|G|"~    r The C l’.R. is the only all Canadirinkoute--itis the Popular line
Cilsvatzlcddggsed suit eases 1.40. $1.6f _ f_"';,}'}°3,°,§il,§§::f¢'I,',1§i|-::l,'w‘Y',¢U°"" for Canadians travelling from East to West. Fewest Transfers Closes
and $3.10. Club bl!! 'Nm 31-0° ¢° _ ‘|'0.N|G.||1° V arms ior£’¢A?;l;\;‘lz0-|208 "SK connections. Greatest comfort.
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‘gjwf qgrlzzrulirsfii miivifhu Sidi: _ ~ I d ' QZAD N° 516"¢ We will keep you informed on Special Excursion Rates' `
Every Picture a ea er
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A. Balderson, Melville, was ln Char-
., J. G. Scrimgeour, Cardigan, was is
tnve place in the I. O. F. hall, Monc-
ton (N.B.) cn July 10 and 17. An
interesting program has been prepnr. .
ciety will be present. The meeting
will be opened by the president.-St. .\
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D. Johnson of Charlottetown gives n
taper on The Eye: Its Importance to
*he general practitioner. '
cnt has just reached the office of the '
Juarriian. This is a publication is- M
sued by the Canadian Highway As- ED. "
' iii. rariimim. ciiariduecown, im 5
passenger cattt yesterday afternoon.
B. Simpson, Charlottetown, was n
passenger east yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. N. McLaren, Montague, re-
turned home yeeterday afternoon
from Charlottetown.
Mrs. Leslie Ward. Bummerside, is
undergoing treatment in the P. E.\I.
Hospital. She is reported doing well.
Alfred Doherty, St. Peters, was a
passenger returning from Charlotte-
town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. Walker, North Lake, wasn.
passenger returning home yesterday
afternoon from Charlottetown.
Mies Mary Callaghan and Miss
MBPS’ Hughes, Charlottetown, left
vestcrday to visit the Shrine at St.
A.nne's, Quebec.
The train leaves Charlottetown
at 8.45 with Grace Church picnickera
for Murray River this morning. No
one should miss this delightful out-
ing. 1
Rev. Henry Pierce occupied the
pulpit of his new charge. Portland
Church, for the first time on Sab-
bath lastl.-St.. John Exe. Mr. Pierce
is well known here. ~
The 32nd annual meeting of the
New Brunswick Medical Society is to
ld and papers interesting to the medi-
enl profession will be read. It is ex-
‘ected that many members of the ao-
ohn exe At this convention Dr H.
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Worms,ConvulsioiLs.l"everish-
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iociation. and deals in an interesting
INA1"tD'S LINIMENT CO.; LIMIT-
Gents,-I cured n. valuable hunting
way with the work accomplished by
that body since its organization) on
November 3 and 4, 1911. It. con-
tains an interesting mass of valuable
information concerning roads, and
road conditions, in different parts ol
Canada, but more particularly Brit-
ish Columbia. The book is splendid-
ly illustrated with photographs of
road scenes and of scenes at the
planting of the first post on the west
const of Vancouver Island. Photo-
gravures of President W. J. Kerr and
his fellow officers add a personal
The Canadian Highway is to edu
Westminster, B. C. ~
this drug store for anything you
that you will get if yo"u come your-
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fill prescriptions. The McKinnon Drug
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Purchasers of cut glass
need to make sure that they
are getting the genuine article.
We know that there is he-
ing marketed by manufactur-
ers who are considered reliable
a line of so called cut glass in
which the pa tern is reallv
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on a
a wheel.
Our Cut Glass
is fullyfcut When the cutter takes
a piece in hand it is perfectly plain
on both sides and every line is cut
and polished bv hand.
We'conlro| for Charlottctowmihe
product 'of the oldest and largest
Canrdian factory, and feel ihat wo-
hisve the very best inecut glass in
offer our patrons.
l rr. r. iiiuciii-soil _
 Jeweler--Optician
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To.N1_GH'r l
|`oster's Ice Cream l’ar|ora
Corner Kent and Roehlord Street.
PLAIN ICHS -~ Vanilla"
Chocol-ite -Strawberry . .. l0¢
Banana Split - Orange
V Split.. ............l0c
COLLEGE ICES-¥‘»traw-_
berry, Pineapple, Cherry,
Walnut Maple, Chocolate
  ......l0c
SUN DAES---Buster Brown,
King Edward, Siinnv lim.
lircts each or 2 for 25 cts.
“ ' WJL ni cans..
dog of manga with Minnrd's Lini-
ment after several veterinaries had
treated him without doing him, any
permanent good.
" Yours, truly,
_ WILFRED GAGNE,
Prop. of Grand Central Hotel,
Drummondviile, Aug._ 3'04.
"Sec the new styles in tinnadian
sailors for this season. (mc is low
crown, broad brim with ull-tiirncrl
edge, another low crown rind heavy
brim with doiihle thickness. These are
touch to the work~ The mission of
extra smart styles and bound to
please those who want something
new. Price $1.50 to $3. Brown's,
The Home ol Good Hats. 7-I7ME3i.
“We are showing n splendid line of
proiiaratioiis for exterminating the fly
and we know that for good results,
cihciency and general satisfaction
thesr-_ arc above thi-f ordinarY~ WOM"
Fly Killer, sanitary t'.'_1y with porous
top, lasts lor years l5c. Flistickon
lic; Suiralette Fic, nlao Tangleloot,
'ind Wilsoii’:~i- Fly Pnila. The Two
Mncs, 149 Great George St. MEM.
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oats the pliiiiic to we advantages or °
good roads and anyone interested in T
this work may obtain a copy by ad-
dressing Secretary P. W. Luce, New _
::It is safe to send -the children to PlI1lS  QUE-.1°lS  p€1° dOZeU.
need ln our line. They will get the '
same treatment and the same prices LSA-   
self. Our business has been built up , 17-, Grafton St_ _
by square dealing and fair.prlcee as ,_..____ _ _ _ _  __ _____ ____, -n
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Co., corner Gt. George and Kent Ste. -tid; 2'-’.,~f .._,,~ _
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S.S. “Morwenna" jnlv Iotli. _llllv 13th
“ “City of Sydney" ]iily i7ili july :oth
“ “Morwenna” Julv '#4111 lilly 27ll1
“ “City of Sydney" July 3ist Aug _-i,rd
above mentioned stéamers are first class in tveiy respect, and
are specially adapted for the carryifg of passengers, and the tourist
trade. They sail from Ch’Town to St ]olin’s Newfoundland via_Sydney,
For particulars as to freight and passage apply to
BVUNTAIN BELL & CO.
Agents. `
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ever offered.
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Typewriters _
iiseu coMi>i~;riiioN
demands modern methods.Underwcod
cobmined billing and correspondence
tyyewriters are the most 'modern
‘l'.ie United Typewriter Co.. of N. S
' Ltd.
Manager, Halifax, N.S.,
nu-»-nuns-'.-_-_
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Are You Going To Travel
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£522; Yiixzg, 260;), _ .:g&0tlq1‘u§;l£;; , 'mm  nugieo af the §éE-Nix?-§;§§:;iEd;§§§‘§E,%;giEr§e’igt;:dg£; Write us for Rates or call at our office Opera I-louse Building. \
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, "Cdl ln md 1°? w?n,:f“°0‘ Iummn.   £90 owner's ‘livery stables. lirsiton dt ’ .
snsmu tl" *ft V _ , _ m D. P. A.. C. l’.R.. V Ticket Agent
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Perisliaron Stallion
Gl.llCOS 
V |00 (72495) ` '
Black Star. lull-
‘ ed 'April 1,06.
Bred by Mr. Relil,
France. _
Glucos possesses
in _an extraordin-
ary degree the
high ilnisb sud
great. activity, which has made the
Percheron breed so famous all Eiver
the world.
The farmers and breeders ol P. E.
I. are very fortunate in securing his
valuable services.
Glucoa will make the season of 1913
as followsz-
KENSINGTON (H. F. Morrilolfl)
May ith to 6th, May 17th to 20th.
May 31st to July Ist, July 12th to
15th, July 26th t0‘29l.h.
CLIFTON (D. Cols's) Monday night
May (ith, 20th, June 3, 17, July
lst., 15th.
STANLEY (J. McNeill’a) Tuesday
noon May 7, Z1, June 4, 18, July
2, is.
llAVENDli~`li-l (D. Clark’s) Tuesday
night May 7, 21, June 4, 18, July
2, 16.
NORTH RUSTICO (at or near W.
Toomh's) Wed. noon May B, 22,
June 3, 17, July 3, 17. '
IlUS’l`I(l()Vll.LE (John H0u!f.Al1'l)
Wednesday night May 8, 22, June 8,
17. July 3', I7.
NEW GLASGOW (at or naar Mc-
Couvcry's) Thiirsdny noon May 9, Z3,
June 6, 20, July 4, 18.
NEW Gi./iS(i0W (John Andrswl’)
Thursday night May 9, 23, June 6,
30, July 4, 18.
FREDERIUTUN (A. McKinnon's)
Friday noon May 10, 24, Juno 7, 21,
July 5, 19.
SPlr`tINGFIEI.D (Ahgus Matheeon’s)
Friday night May 10, 24, June 7.
Z1, July 5, 19. ‘
BHAMITOCK (l". B. Hughes') Sut-
urday till Monday, May 11 to 13,
Z5 to 27, June 8 to 10, 25 to 27,
July 6 to 8, 20 to 22. .
KINKORA (P. J. 'I`rainor's) Mon-'
day night May 13, 27, June 10,24,
July 8, 22.
KINKORA (John McArthur'l) Tues-
day noon May 14, 28, Juno 11. z5»
July 9, 23. A
ALBANY (J. Noonan‘s) Tueada!
night May 14, 28, June 11, 25,
July 9, 23.
cani.i~J'roN (Gao. M¢Mieken'e)
Wednesday noon May 15, 29, June
12, 26, .Iiily 10, 24. " '
HEDEQIIE (at. or ncnr W.A. Noon-
an's) Wednesday night May 15, 29.
Juno 12, 26, July 10,_ 24.
WILMCT (nt or near Hlmmons’)
Thiirsrlay noon May I6, 30, June 13,
27, .Iiily II, 25.
'l‘l”t1\VEIiI.ER’H REST tat or near
R. C. Marchbank) Thursday night
May 16, 30, June 13, 27, July 11,
25
Season $10, with return privilege
next season. _
H. N. ROWNESS, Manager.
P. B. I-lUGl~ll0S, ln Charge.
Mares at owners risk
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The annual gathering of the Fcottish
Clans of Prince Edward Island. under
h eaiispices of the Charlottetown Calo-
onla Club will bu held on the Summer
side Driving Park grounds on
Wednesday, Aug. lilh
Special trains will connect st- dllleren
points as usual.
An excellent program of games hs
heaniarnsnfed and i\ grand day's sport
c a
Mlfralgi ssranzamente later.
W. W. WALKER. President
Tl-i0*. M. MoMILi.AN, Sec
Games Committee
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For uiile.t.ba unrierairnod offers his valu-
iihln farm for sale with or without cron
near Hedlnrri Station, well watered snr!
in a high state of eultivntlnnnin abundant
aiipply nl hard and soft sronri spleyiiild
riwi-llinrz house and nut buildings his
firm was former! occupied by *ran*
liurrhea. lf not sold lui private sale it wil
be sold by public auction toglethor with
cron igniizki iznnirimnpts. and oluse ‘furn-
'ure no a er. von rvm aes o
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