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should iiéf lii,"é=i_i_:i,i_.-mg' fi§ai»..~.
There’s no nowing _.what
may happen at t»th_e_j~_n_iines.-
Thesearestrenuous-times.
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We are storing a lot of
Coal now for next winter.
Householders should ar-
range to take their. supply
now.
We can supply the best
Coal -promptly. » '
A.Pitkliiii8i(i0.
BABY
\  _ We`l'lave_' given much
attentidn to thin s 'for
the baby:-from the 
iporléint subject of IN-
FANTs__F00Ds toihat
Of mH"Y dtbjir articles to
keep the baby in good
_-lie'iiit_tii"¢i__>_`~ _ 
 'Infant Foods-_All of
tile. best kinds-each one
_absolutely fresli-.that‘s the
important thing. '
Nursinil Bottles-The
shapes and sizes that you
prefer. - _ _
_ Nipples-Those th a t
babg like, good, strong,fresh
rub er.
Soothers, Rubber
Napkins Special Soaps,
Talcum Powders, Powd-
er Puffs. Mother’s rubb-
er aprons, etc. etc.
Geo. E. Hughes
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- The Peoples Druggis_i_"y’~f
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foliere FRESH Today
' '_' ~ _ Liggitt’s chocolates-
_ _`__ classed among the best
‘ »\ _ madeinAmeriaa,arehere
today, fresh and good, ' -
These are wholesome and delicious sweets-and
here in all ilavors.
Put -up in boxes, three sizes, 40c, 75c, and $1.00.
Take a box home with you.
` I 1 M_cKINNON_ Drug Co.
 ' Corner Great George and Kent Sis.
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ALL ABOARD for Summerside
Wednesday. _ 421-li-220M1iE1l.
THE Palos or HER 'siLENcE:
A human story ol' one woml-lll‘s sac-
rifice for another. 420-6-20M1i.
SERVICE POBTPONED.- Owing
to the rain the L. 0. L_ and S. 0. E..
service in the I-‘lrst Methodist Church
on Sunday afternoon was postponed
until J_uly 2.
THE I-.ASE CE§8OR w o ins ect?
nity. see i`y`o ‘ zoszoiyili
_i WEDDING-*”ANNOUNOEM‘EN1°:*~.:a.:
flfllo _marriage of Mr. Rlissell Hogg
youngest son of' the late Mr. and
Mrs. [loin-rt Hogg. forme_rly`_ol' this
clly to Miss Jeall B. (lallthier is an-
nnullced to take place ill Sherbrooke
QU8_ 0n June 26th _at_8 of_c_lock.  _
sPi_ENplo _si-iQw|Nc..-`- The cra-
paud Creamery for the six. months
ii-om ist Dec. 1915 to slst May 1e1'o.
paid for Butter fat 3il.3i'ic per lb. This
is it pretty good. showing. For the
molitli ol April i he price paid was
39c _per lb. _
OFFICIAL NOTiCE.- The follow-
ing telegram has been received by Mr.
John McK. Simons Cable. Head. Deep-
ly regret to inform you that No 23185.
Corp. J.' Joseph Simons, inl`aiitry, off-
icially reported admitted to .No. 23
General Hospital Deesples, Julie 7th.
Guiisllot wound in arm. Will send far-
_t.her\ particulars when received.
ISLANDER WOUNDED.- The
_'following telegram speaks for itselt:
_-_.~li/Irs. Margaret Dougan_ City, sili-
cerely regret to inform yoll.that
150060 Private William Edward Don-
gan. infantry, oilicially reported dan-
gerously ill at No. 13 Stationary Hos-
pital, Ilolllogne, June liithf Gunshot
wound face, eyes. Will send further
particulars when receiveih- Oiiicer
ill Charge Record Oiilcer, June 17th.
SCHOOL WOFiK.- Report oi’ The
P. E. I. Protestant Orphanage School
May 1916.- Grade V.- Mildred
Acorn. Grade IV.-Fern White, Love
lyll Sampel_ Adelaide Sampel, Herbert
Bnntain, Clarence Sampel. Grade Ili
-Lloyd Acorll. Blythe Hurst, Ralph
Clidmore. Grade ll.- Lester Acorn,
I-lilda-Jordell.. Grade 1.- Bertha
Carr, ltuby Clark, May Clark, Florrie
Carr, James Carr, Amy Jorden, Doro-
giy (‘.al'r, Herman Martin, Gordon
al-r. _
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5- ‘Blue or White.
SUMMER > FOOTWEAR
The largest assortment of summer goods I ever
own in Charlottetown will be found here and at the
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die’s1.-`§Ca`_nvas Boots, Shoes and Pumps with _high and-
. low' heel. Sneakers and `Sneaker Boots. '
ents’-Canvas Shoes with leather or rubbersoles. Sneak-
» ers and Yachting Shoes-'I an or White. _
oys’ and Girls’-Sneakers and Sneaker Boots in Tan,
hildren’s-Brownies and Barefoot Sandies.
Tennis Shoes-All Kinds
Monms--SMITH---BEER _
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The Clean, Juicy' Chewing Tobacco
with The Flavor of Old _ wil*
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In The New Home
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the new home. HS the bl‘\d§.S Silver _  ..._
_»1`\he-beautybf gpodf/Silver. its practical usefulness and
its ambiiiiyf ul=\i”t‘li~*2l*}?;%’l_?J¥S s§‘f* **_‘F* ‘S “in °.°l’°
 ` N uvéon ]\§§}(`.i"'~".'. ` -
Wg_wmb¢_pleased._toshow..you our Silver.  
 gppiratlon try oDo-no-No.
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Fort Hot Weather _
N°*hi” Wi" bw’ i““"‘“t°' 9° °h°_'i°h°d a p°°€esii?n  f.;.'.'...i.§°i`$."i.`i~`5i°.`.1f.’i`l`i»_vI»f§
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l&i}_"_";%nn;;side» 1 Chariot e 
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n Monumonisihaienduro the
_ Ravages 0! Time _
what you seek
t I :Our Penslar Remedies Depart
ment. These well knoyvn remedies have
proven themselves oflthe lligilest merit
time and again-We do not offer them
as a. substitute for your family physi-
cian, bllt for the minor ills tllat do ilot
require the immediate services oi’
physician, Penslar Remedies are high-
ly recommended- E. A. Foster Sole
Agent, Central Drugstore. Mtf.
::'I`-he Price oi’ Ilel' Silence” is a
feature we strongly advise you to
see._ 419-ii-20M1i.
::Pei°sons having money to loan or
invest are directed to the advertise-
ment in this issue re Charlottetown
Water Works Debentures bearing 5
pei' cent. interest. These debentures
are considered by bankers and brokers
to befor the very highest cialis.
` ' 9911-5-24-Mtf.
Miss Ada S. Bradbury
142 Prince Street, next to Kindorgaren
Art Needle Work and materials for
working. Stamped` Linens and
Threads ol all kindl.
isle d'Amour-
Perfume » . 1
We imported 'this per-
iunie direct from _France
and we honestly say it ls_
_ one or the highest grade
and finest perfumes w'e
have ever soidi It has it -
subtle, bawitching' odor '
j gall its own; Call in and
try a sample.
--V-The 2 Macs
The Reliable Drug Store
` fwithddt lnferferilil- with f
'the aittion jot the pores it
‘ _ _will _do away' with all per-
-lpintion _ V annoyancss .
,lialy to apply, liquid form
linens! be.-.ii°tw_¢e_d nad
one' application is sllillcl-
ent for $4 lioili°s.' Use
ooo-no-No.-_-~~ fi ~- rf
--The 2 Macs
149 Great George Strat
|'r pAy5 tg buy in uns pl-0vmc°_ THE PRICE OF HER SILENCE. - HELPWG THE FUND___ Tim,
' Alive with mddem and acuon' Plince Street »Sl:hdol Gulult-lis ai-ol thin
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STUDENTS' GIFT FUND. cou$h
weak
_ _ 420-ii-zoiviii.
CHURCH QF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewell Mclliitlgall will prelicli Sllhbilti-.
25th at Dundas at 10.30 and Bangor
MEETING TONiGHT.i- Organizer
Brown of the C. M. B. A._wili hold
an important meeting at Vernon River
on Tuesday evening. _
THE ROGERS HARDWARE COM-
PANV are aellin No li venlzgd
T li ii ‘ _ _‘ms - 
ed --fp" -gp Q ‘~t,~g||‘g -- ~.c |§"Coiled Spyingr re at 4¢_:__ per lb. ,i -_
with iliiiikgg; “gi __i;,';gi_ih'  _, 1'; of _ _ ._ 400- _-ieylaif
lll‘B6 . - -
THE PRICE OF HER SILENCE. -
positively, the most intiolise-picture.
ever shown at the Prince Edward.
Sec it Wednesday or Thursday. _
' iso-ii-20'1vl_l i .'
WEDNESDAY NEXT is the day `of
the June Day Tea at St. l)unatan'l-i in
uid of St. Vincent’s Orplialluge. The
ladies ot' St. Ellzubelll's Aid are noted
for their gralldsuppers ilild the lnellu
this year will bs the host. » .
412-li-19M1i.
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LUMBER LADEN.- E. (3. Lepilgt!
B., last week and purchnseil the
scliooner Maple Leaf. Tile schooner
nailed Thursday for (‘liiirlottetown_
lulnbei' laden, u niler the command of
Captain J. t‘.. (lnlluni ol' Ililstico.
NOTlCE.- A special meeting of
the siinreholilers oi' the Dullstalinagc
Cheese and Butter Co., Ltd., will be
held at the factory oil 'i‘l\llrsduy the
22 lnst. at 4 p. lll. the purpose being
in consider the advisability of putting
ill it sliiiilg. Fred Court, Secretary.
` ‘ ‘ _ ', _ 417-o~20l\i:li~.
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AN APPRECIATION- At tile ite-
ctnry. Crilpallil oil Friday evening
last Jllne 16th Mrs. (‘. E. Lowther
Organlst, ot St. Jollll’s Church was
presented by t he choir with ll nice
l-_use of silverware, it being the twen-
ty-ilfth anniversary oi' her wedding
day. The preseiitatioll was made by
the l`tector’s wife in a iew well chosen
words pointing olit the respect and es-
teem i li which Mrs. Lowther is held
by the choir and coiigregation for
devotion and self denial in the ser-
vice ot t.lie (lhurch. Mrs. Lowther al-
though takell by surprise ill a neat
speech thanked the donors of the
gift. Ice-cream and cake was then
served by Mrs. Deaths to which all
did ample justice. \
PRIESTS KINDLY REMEMBER-
ED.- Rev. Joseph Rooney and ltev.
Joseph C. McDonald celebrated High
Mass on 'l`liesd‘ay 18th ill Vernon Riverv
and Iona respectively. lil Vernon ltlver
ifathcr Rooney was assisted by the
pastor Itev. P. D. McQu'iglln who
preiiclled an appropriate sermon. lil
Iona the sermon was preached by Rev.
J. J. MacDonald, Kinkorn, who also
assisted as lleacon in the solemn iiiass
with Father Smith as sub-deacon.
Alter Mass it joint. address and purse
was presented the young priests on
behalf ot’ the parish oners oi’ Vernon
llivcr and lona. 'l'n__Vernon River thc
address was reall by Mr. Edwin Doyle,
and the presentation made by Andrew
Mcliinls; in lona the address was reall
by Mr. Joseph Roche and the present-
ation madc by Mr. Cirarles Mt-Kenna
Vatliors liooney and MacI)o`nald made
suitable replies. _
vic'roaiA.- Mr'. ima Mrs. chair.
i.. Wright and daughter Miss Minnie
spent Friday and Saturday with
iriellds and relatives ill Carleton aild
Suninlerslde. - Miss Celia Sherrill
and Miss Lena MacDonald Crnpalld
were the guests of Mrs. Wlll. l')'Athe
oil .l~‘l'idi1y.- The many friends of
Mrs. Cron McViltie, Westmoreland
.will be pleased to heal' that sho is
ableito bo ollt again after her recent
severe illness. -Mrs. Miner Mac-
Nevill. Victoria is spending a short
time with friends in Summerside-
Mrs. A. Mt‘Lea_n and Miss Irene Mil-
ler, Viqtoria are visiting friends in
l"ii‘_toll.-Sclir. Blake. Captain Stri-
illlt, left Victoria Wednesday morning
for Slllnniersiile,-~ Mr. T. A. Wotton
-Victorlaqlnade ll business trip to
Cliarlottotowil Wednesday- Mr. ll.
it. I’i~oiltt.`_Viciorla mario a business
trin to Stanchell and Braiinlbane on
l~‘rldn_\'.-V.
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'VSPARKLING »
-i sn'rlsFYlNo “
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There s health and
ment in store for those
drink our SODA
Our ‘
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success
chance
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We serveiall of the popui
beverages.
and Decorating
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::'I`wo Great Picture stars in Thin;
Prince oi' Her Silence. 420-6-20Ml/__
looking splendid ,aiti-r thc i-cl-i-lit
-ruin, vegetables, str., growing space.
The new hedge is how well proli-cteii,
and will add lnuclf to the beauty oi'
the city ill yeiirs io nolnlr. As small
at Seve” P' M' +354 the vegetables ltre ri-ally for lnurg
ket the pupils will dispose nl’ illcln_
for patriotic- purposes.
"-STUDENTS FUND.- To assist
e s cial work in conertlon ulth
til pe 1 '
t _.s illi Field Kltclien for The Stud
% ` ‘lit Flllld iiaiiltlly printed cer-
t c es have- lieeni isauelli by~tl_ie_
ll
.ircom lttee. the -_printing being _
Khaki ink. ini _white horii~<l. 'rho
-soul/e'll|rs_ are to ire -pwsifiltell to thief
'iiii.'1'iil`eiitz_ wlln sgcllres by llllllviilu_i\_l_`
work, $4.00 or' over- i`or"ihl- si~i`~ili|il
Kitchen or iiii>_t'.liiisn, if t hi* pupils
collect $4.00 or ever. This .»i|\r~i:iiil vi-
|'ort' dated l'r0nl May liliii llllil iiloses
Jline 20th, with all iiinonnis l'oi~wurd-
eil to the sei-l'etui-_v _by Julie 25th.
THE SOHDONER “RAEBURN’ ls'uie doillg splendid work collectively
~ ~- f T _ C -1 f - ' _-_ limi
_fr  '    discllar8in8 a carzo oi' lnverrless and individually alid it is hoped those
- - _ - Round Coal for Geo, E. Full. iwho have not yet interested them-
  1 397-is-19M3i. 1-elves will do so at once.
(For 2r`id Field Kitchen.)
‘ l“leviouilly’ackilnwleilged '$184.57' “un” Um*
`t‘olii-clad il  rtllul' Malin ' we“‘k "‘"’“t
pllpil»5drm Darnl ` ’~'°m“ 9
Sclioui (40 contributors) Ti  ESS*
Collected by Ella Griffin.
pupil Glengary School (
<'oiitl'ibutors) f
iltollurtieii hy"§!ililip` Sailiiders I
pupil lllonuliiclil Stiltio_|l_ ’ '
tfollertcil by iollowilig pupils  ' _ ._ _- _, l ._ _ _
Suit View Scilrliii, lei' hliss 'IJ » v' _bt  fl - i  1-' "
` ` I sliaw, ll. ll. No. 1 per Miss _
Minnie illiiiafordz
illissel Mill-l~'urlill\c, pupils
(lrullv VII (23 contribut-
orii) 5.40
i‘liilrli-il liini-liinnoll. (lrade ‘
' l.u<-llll iii-airsio, tcnrhel'
liiitif ililrt :intl iiillili-nd Ilon-
illil, tlratln IV 113 i_'olliribll-
Sli-llzi Uollsiils and Sililio ',~lie~
wzirl, l.il‘niiv V, tl? <-illltri-
The motto on the <'ui'iiiicllte is onli
well worth mrllellllierilig uilil l'ezlils
as l'ollows:- “The most we can do
is as nothing i-iinipal'ed \vitli_ wliilt_
is ilouo h_v earili ninll wlio,-'faces thi*
ellé\lly ill olll' ilei'vlll:e_" Tile i~lii|ili'|\.il
Willlili-i~_ Aiinlnu and Arilllll'
S|fewai't. tlrllde IV (17 con-
(‘olli-i‘l1~i`l'b_v iollriwillg pupils
Melville itmiil Svliriiil. Elini- '
tlrst
-it cures
trouble.
U51. N0' 19' breathe in
use
dollar
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3.00
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4.25
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Vi (24 i-ollll'illutol's) .525
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6 She1‘locik-Manning Pianos _
3 Karn Pianos
2 Ennis Pianos
at the same prices you would have Ipaid a year ago-and many dollars less than
they are selling for now. ” " " _ _ _ _ _
_ These pianos are b.ra_lid, spanking, shining new, right freshirom ihe_fac~
toriesf-_with tit ajiiaw-the same styles and quality that are selll in other cities
. attheuéwndvanckdlurices. “___ i “T -f i
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,_ f= »_,-' ’.i xof sl: is /-_ .1-:.<_'~‘_ f;y'_,.-1'/'__  ‘______ ¢»_»___s_
But_it is"_l`i_'p'f_to yoif to act today-f-1'ig_x}l“”i,j_` _l_l_‘i_r1jI'_t_3dh§f¥-Y-heiz_l°'._§‘r{ld play_ an one
mi-i-~ on 1-»i--»-i~-e¢i- ‘;§‘.:.°if~i~ii'i:r‘i‘:~.-.l.>.::i°s‘:.‘:i..‘;'sl‘;‘.f.'i.‘:.*.
i lot and at these money gnving' ipfigyg' in this Cgfei' Stallddirla <_IlaSB 8|| _rgélf
. _ '_ ' _‘_ _ * own-an you nee one n our me
they will go quickly. > ' ‘ ‘  ' ._ figéit now, y
` _ " ut you had better buy now-seo-_
If you ever intendiio buy »:lfpinno -about it today-for after this dozeltll
Now is the time of all iiihi-S. _rite shy-__ §f_‘<;"]h§e={§¥_?;‘§;§_P"°°S Wi" l>°"‘°'*°_‘|
iiig_you can make by buying now is well Can in today-tgmofmw may b¢ mg
.‘ worth while. , _ late. ` ' '
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1 Price You’d Have Paid a Year Ago
Prices have advanced (oil a general average, about 96 per cent)
,J on all materials used in making pianos. it costs far more to make a
‘ piano today than it did last year. So prices on all pianos have advanced-
and will go higher yet. '
We were fortunate, though, in having an accepted order with the
makers before the big increase in prices came-and we can now offer »
.iiliollni ` to date $219.40
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