roolcuiieriiiz that any mlm can ton oft -
with is ii. , 3
ll bl, I7 th t. ll the ilre tlcnd
gblrns hls ‘liohie iii illiheiii, lie zets dollar lor
Dpllnr without dolny. .l
t énoglnizureil. let. us shanztlg ylrzgr house | d eno 9
0 ay or morrow ma e - _ Straw goo _
,,,m°;y,ll},,l>c°uggg>,§,§lj°<ly"l‘“l “ “""‘"l”° my at $6.50 yours ai. 4 50. An
zr,
_ y "nm urmsi- mms ' ' THE OHARLOTTETOWN QUARDIAN wir. ms, U, ILL.. . PAGE THIRTEEN
ygu will .ieed fa foti;lntain_pen and we can show you the nicest little pen timoriie Bilmimltyne' Moncton’ Mari' he is one of the Board of Examiners'
y ii ever saw or e nee, _ _ _ _ __ _ ~ me rov nc a representative for l
P - - ~- ' - ~- - » ~ . ... . . $l 25 the Massey Harris is ln the city H The city market yesterday was
. . . . , _ B
W  y ` 7  ‘ returns today. well attended and a small amount ol
0 0 . ‘
e  _m Produce was handled The prices,
Je I D. S. Mcldrichern, B1n¢i¢bii5h_ re. which appear in another column of
L We er. _ turned to his home iii smiris from t0day's issue. are much the same as
Geo. H. Co
Photo Studio.
The Studio where baby is always
welcome. `
Our New Stockl
of Men’s Shoes and Oxfords
are beauties. Alltl1at’s new you xiii
find licrc, and the prices are lower than
la" Ylla' SU? <‘lll‘ $3.5o:uid $.|.u0 show,
'as good a value as niosi $5,,,,, ,,|,(,c,,_
You Can always save money by dealing
at llie old i‘cliable slioe iilore _
A. E. ii/lcEaclien
The Shoe Mun
32 & S4 Queen Slrcel. _
Sterling _Bitters
The Never Failing
Heart, Nerve and Stomach
Remedy `
A -A Proven Medicine ol ‘
Exceptional Value
Testimonala and References
by the hundred from people
most prominent in City and
Country. No failures.
Sold ()nl,v By
P. MCQUAID
i 42 Queen Street.
Oripusite /\u’il Bros _
Price 5ot‘ per liollle, 
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if f~it=:~?‘?l!f> ‘f fi  .
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" x35 Queen Street
 
I DR A. B. REID I
DEN'l‘lS'l‘ Office Hours 9-1 and
ll.
Pl Y _  .2l°’?$‘.§`i'i`°1>Y‘iif i.?.i3”§§..‘l°.?.°' "`° ““°““ WM" 1"" °‘“°t°°'_ .
   T -___ Inquiringh friegds will be very glad
for Photos where _._,_~ . ._ ~ omorrow beinz Coronation Day to learn t at .E. Williams is re-
assurem S1 lbfnclwll lb Stanley Bros. store will be closed all. covering from his recent illness' and
_day so that their employees may will be able to be out again in a
olcC
anvas S hoes
are Ideal for
llSummer
, ()ur cuiivzis shoes :irc
|` _ `
Il the c~»i'i'cct nititlcs for "
.stiuliiier wear. \’¢,u
cnii’t ull`ord to be with-
'H out thcnt. I
'l`licy are light, cool
aiidcoiiifortzible; allow
proper lrcedoin to t
Ill
iiiusclcs of the feet and
M are stylish and stuart
iii zippcarziiice. _
l\l:i<lc of strong can-
vas, reinforced with tau
leather, low heels and
heavy soles. You can,.’t
buy better shoes at
their prices.
Meri’s......... _ $l.25
Boys’....... .  ...._|.00
Youths. . .... . . . ...85c
llr
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2 6 Over .lenkiiisilt Son
NEW PROWSE BLOCK
31drtf Uhiirlottetown. P l‘..I
H
 .fill _
`°‘~‘;~t‘°~i‘. /1:i';.l»/ i » Y
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l have mi excpp iiinally good watch to lii barrels, halt' bbls :uid bags. in the third division.
Jlfer you al a nioilerate price. lt is made 1(
especially for nie in the 7, I5 and i7 jewel
grades, Every one fully giiaiivinlogd.
C. W. Patterson,
1 dtt.arl.i|thi.l Jeweler
IME
We are now ready ,
tO deliv(-jf b@St  l)CCll ])ll()lUgl‘(lpll£‘(l by 115 Il..  Dcwolfe- who will ‘ represent
of Iloach Lime from Because .Our Photos Satisfy
Kilris on St. l’eter’s
B
NEW" Fl.0UR
]ust received 500 bbls of fresh
round flour direct front the Mills
oyal Stuart, High-grade patent
l"ive Rose.-i Choir
Royal llouseliold M11., ;b,
Purity . ii i .is
llcaver
wiinc can l cond held- The lrllflmlnil will i>1'0l>Hl>lY§li@ on R. c. n. mimi iiiiriiig the dinner.
Sciisliiion | lamily iliiiir
|i,,,.i,,,,, , V is easily reached, and North River is '-- - - ’ -
L0\\'|:_gT |iR[C|.j5 !.‘()|{ Q_\5;[| AT llirlltills fol' its hospitality. The For- _Q
elim Mission Board will be represent- I
o
EE R & G0_Fl”S
hat tlioiisinds .of people have “lways "lad t“ "Ste" V’ "“°h “l‘°“k'
a er Studio
small quantiliis suit-
able for farm ing H
huliroun llontlst
lloilin Dental Parlors
ltirliniond St l'hnnn l5l.l
Oil.-r l’rov\lu~ Bros
w
B y , cr union i ui ian ii a
W ritlinc llaptist Foreign Mission
- ` i”'"""""" "" "` llnarlls, and thc raising of the inini-
Road ln large and - "W l)mil.il-itr,v muni of Diisi.or's salaries to $800 per
. - lin. o.i|.ni|;_iiiu . _ - . - - ~ _,
buildings and white- 0
C. Lyons ®. Co y
Many kinds oi shingles, but the best si
hrs Insurance Policy
D B Stewart. Ch’town °
dtl)i||,|  ____.____ ._ _._ .__
_ X°`>@l6X°°3O®tf°HO@@)@)@@®©@3®@®OC)
washin g, ' $2
o
(gi
<9)
~ 
...milf ' 
L . (0)
Olliccs :-Cameron Block, Clinrlottetowu
 
~ _ ' 1 lu il 3l00l
,,!.'ii)~°zili,..>; ui doiii-:isa ;l.]"M°-'Ei
, , - ii
A siuuciiz is nur: 53- g;,,,¢,q,~ gg 3;; ;{,,,,;',¢;‘;3§ 21.2
  ,up p',»|_iiiiii seoiid Sufi pilv ll-"ll0ll5
anui/lo.i.[ sill! ll! P9-lll°°s sq "V9 79'”
g,,q'.1q; sin sim; mumm,1 s,uMOJH,.
d ol' Panama Hate
uldtsrlblgli/le‘¢)i‘., 62121 'M05' *"0 b°°llt`
as' u h to soil regul-
thor line of $9 50 Panamas that ‘ . _ 1| A A 1
» - we alter an 57.00. S00 GUI' Wln- sc Admission sc .vius_i.ali if_ui,voi_vNl< ‘:li_|
_ , D. A. Bruce. _ i :I ~|l.~l.,(‘l 't wil.
tfi°.“..‘}"‘.}.,{‘.i'3.'ii_!.‘3.5ifl.l“1..‘ti‘iif.1}.£i'll.T'I5,fl°W"“' ""'“"""‘ 6.2 mm. . , . ii .»..iti..i2.p.i ' " ` ‘ "
®@C~I@©e.ooo » oo-
Dr. Thos. E. E. Robins.
DENTlS'|'
Nuxtdoor loBeer & Goffs’. 
135 Qui-on Sl.|'ui-t
Chiir|oi.i,etirwl1.l’.l€.l-
l’honc %`lJ
swdly-
A
  Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.
Barrister, Soliritors, Nl‘i1lI'iC5:ClC-
l\lONE\' T() LOAN
ii. A. it/\ci<lNNoN, i<.c., nun.
noaanr N. Nsiii.
gpuqs vm, gdgqs 'gqfrliesi lt.ia.\5{
'rho genuine South American
ullttetown will not have fared too bad-
ly Y
t thoroughly enjoy the holiday.
Mrs. Jos. McEwen, Millnockct, Me.,
hui. 43 on Sabbath the 22nil inst.
|l’repai‘ntion services on Friday and
Hatiiriliiy at 6.00 p.m. `
The Mnhapa II, ii pretty twin
,screw gas yacht, owned by H, A,
,Piirsolis of Cleveland, Ohio, is 'in
iiiort. Hlie is on her way to Seal
Harbor, Me. The owner is on board.
l-l. M. S. (lornweil is due in Hal-
,il':ix, this week and later comes to
|(`harlottetowii. With the Niobe, the
°ll"Ofll\\'l\ll 'mil' the German (lrlliecr levue, where she has taken the iirst
,llremen all here this month, (‘»liui'lo~
D. W. White. York Point, hits coni-
pletcd nrrangciiicnts for his horse
race, Monday ncxt. ’I`ables and rc-
-‘freslimcnts booths provided for visit- donald Uoilege to Complete he,-
ors, His track is one 'of the best
situated in the Province and is easily
reached. '
The store of .lnmcs Paton & (lo.
will bc open until noon tomorrow to
convenience their customers, but will
bc closed ull day on Dominion Dey
and all day the folloiving Monday.
This gives their clerks a pleasant
double holiday and in return they
sive their employers faithful and etli-
cicnt service. °
The S. S. Rosalind sailed yesterday
morning for St. John’s Nfld via Syd-
ney, Cape Breton, having: docked here
the previous niirht.. `l-lor outward car-
go .consisted ol 2500 bags oats, 100
bags »potatoes, 100 balls hay, 30
cases eggs 50 pkes butter, 36 pack-
ages furniture, 25 cattle, one horse
and su dr th . r" . M I
,n y 0 er ca _,o essrs . os-
cph and Connors were outward pas-
sengers to St. John’s and Messrs T.
S. McKay and C. U. Lock, commer-
cial men, were passengers to Sydney.
Among candidates for the outside
Division of the Civil Service who
were successful in the qualifying ex-
aminatiuns were 'Russel Beer Emman-
uel Giillant, Harold I.. Pickard and
John F. Smith of Charlottetown.
\Vm..J. McDonald, city has also pas-
sed the examination for clerkthip in
the Third Division and Miss Lois A1-
ivard of Siininiersldc has been succl
cssful `iu the examination lor posi-
t'on as stenographer and typewriter
The United liniitist Association of
l’. E. l., which meets this year with
the North River Church, 'promises to
be one of the most interesting yet
n larire one as the place of meeting
crl by Rev. M. E. Flctclier and Rev.
K'
.,.(l. Freeman, the latter having but
_ -" recently returncrl from India. These
` ‘ N 7 H   Ii I ' speakers, new to thc rnujoi'ity of Is-
liiiiders, will doubtless be heard with
much interest. The Association is
ers ns Itev. W. I.. Archibald and Rev.
/\r.l.d|n Vollcirc. Sonic veiy import-
:iut iiclioliiiiiiitiomil changes will be
broiiglit up before the Association.
Amoni; these topics will`bc the re-
_nt ' of tie Ca iri'~ nd M -
year An interesting item in the ct-
iicutional rcpoit will be the un-
nounccmeut of the couipletlon of the
lust Acaillii. foiwnid niovcnillnt by
which $100,000 husl been raised for
Acadia Coileigc of wliicli amount Mr.
Rockefeller contributes $50,000. This
new movemoiit has been completed in
one yet-ir. The Association will com-
mence .luno 30th. Regular dele-
gutcs' tickets will bc issued at ull
stations nn the P. E. I. Railway.
Watch The Gliardiun for an interest-
ini.: report of this Assnciatioti.
::’l`oilet preparations-We curry ri fine
stock of those gooilsi, including the
best niiikcs nl Tooth Poivilers and
Pastas, 'Toilet Powder, Face Crcunis
@,\,y,X,X,)(5~G)(.)(9)@()(`» »)(€,(»)'_&/_gj@)®(»)@@@ and Lotions, I’ei‘tumes, Toilet Waters I
Uolog-ncs, Null llastcs rind Eniimels,
etc. (‘-all nud see us. E. A. Foster
1, "m
THE `
People’s Theatre 
'rouloilr
The Changeling
The married lifc of Georze Norinuii
e n American Count
\Vhat it means tn have a title
The Broken Fruit -
A tale ofthe eprly days iu California
-Tomorrow Nighl---
MISS HELILN FREDWIN
Will Sing a
Patriotic Song
lil ii Cosluuie iiiade from
"Union jacks' "
Doors Open 7.30--Show Starts 7.45
has arrived in thc city on a visit to -i
her sister, Mrs. Andrew Cudniore, Alexander and Mrs. Stephen, the
Elin Ave. `Slie is accompanied by llirclidaile, entertained at one or
her son llrenton. two little luncheon and dinner art-
Tlie_Sacrnineiit nl the Lord’s Slip- and Mrs. Pope, und Miss Pope, of
pei' will he dispensed in the Kirk at Uhiwlottetowii, who came over for
with the Laval examinations of which
few days.-Moncton Ex. (Mr. Wil-
liams'- many friends here will be glad
to read this.)
ll
ies during the week, in honor of Mr.
the wedding of Miss Clare Stephen
and Percy Claremont Pope. Mr. and
Mrs. Pope have returned to Char-
lotizctowii. Miss Pope, however, will
i-ipenii some weeks here.-Halifax
Mail.
Miss L. M. lilontigomcry and Miss
Stella Campbell, Park Corner, went
to St.. John on Friday last to meet
Miss Camphell’s sister, Miss Freda
(Inmlibell, who was returning from
Macdonald College, St. Anne de Bel-
yenr in the Household Science
Course. Miss Caniphell stands sec-
iintl on the honor' list for her year.
_Shc has been otlcred i1 position on
thc teaching stutl ofthe ,Halifax La-
dies’ (hillcge, but has decided to de-
cline it, preferring to return to Mac-
C0lll'S€.
I The list of students of St. Dun-
stnn's College who have been taking
the Laval cxaliiiiiutinns for degrees
is as follows: Rosaire Beaurloin,
Broughton, Que.; Loilis Durand,
Three Rivers, Que.; l.. P. Normand,
Three Rivers, Que.; Raymond Dolan,
Nelson, N. B.; J. C. Macdonald, (lr-
well. P. E. I.; <Bert.raiid Brennan,
North Sydney, N. S.; Lawrence
Smith, Kelly's Cross; Linus Smith,
Kc|ly’s Cross; J. N. Conroy, city;
Emmet Dougan, city; J. A. Macdon-
ald, Hmernlil; Raymond McCarvillc,
Kinkora; Joseph Gallant, New Acn-
dis.; F. F. Walker, Moncton, N. D.
All of the above have left lor their
homes.
Letters received from members of
the Cunuilian contingent to the l`or-
oiiation, niuollg whom were the Chur-
lottetoivn boys, state they had a
splendid trip across the Atlantic.
Alter arrival- on board the ship cards
containing the words of “'l"he_Mup1e
Leaf Forever," “O Canada," (ar-
ranged by the l:ite Brigadier General
L. Buchan), "The Land of the Maple"
and "Alouette," the French-Canadb
an boat song, were served out among
the men and studied until the whole
contingent had the songs by heart.
Then Bnndniaster Ryan took matters
in hand' and the songs were rendered
with R. (I It. hand accompaniment.
Every place the contingent goes to
in ltlngliind will hear these Canadian
songs with the accompaniment. Dur-
ini: the passage the captain gave a
dinner to the ofllccrs of the conting-
ent. Princc Leopold was present and
later expressed to (lol. McLean his
pleasure at the music rendered bv
Gifts
iii most i-xtciisive :_ii'i':iy
are to be found iii our
store. -
We are sliowiiig.
a splendid range of
China, a treiucndous
stock of Silverware, an
exceptioiial line ol' fine
Cut Glass. Wc’ll bc
delighted to have you
examine these lines. ‘
G. F. Hutcheson
Jeweler-Opticlan
r __
-f ---_-4.
Kumfort Shop l
l
70 Great George' Street
Sliimpnoiiig. l\fl:iiii\~uriui;. Scalp
'l`l'0ai|iii‘r|i, Corus Ri-i|i<\\'i-tl, Sufi
Cwiis Rerlioverl, lngrnwiiig Nails
Careil t`or, Facial illassnge, Gloves
Cli-:incd, Siipnriluous llsirs; l\lnIi~s,
\Varls and :ill Facial lilcmislies per-
rriaueiitly reniovcil by the Electric
Needle. Evening work by appoint-
iiient.
I. R. 0U`l`ERBRlDGE»
Phone 354]. Dermatologist
| -2-mir.
if-v
una ;
F0 RSALE
The subscriln-r oltl\rslor sale lhnl do
slrlilili- uiiil well knowii liusiliess pri-iiiis
es situnte-rl on the Wciit side ol Queen ut-
now occupied by Mr. Ale-xuuglcr .\lc.
Auliiy us un Hotel nnil Mr- A. llolsner us
an uuctio_n room. _
ll not diiiiiosoil of by |ii'i\_'uio_si|li~ bolori-
tlle tsl of t'loptoinbi_‘r next _it will lie oiler
ed lor sale by public nuotioli on the pri-~
misos at i2 o'c|ock noon utlliut di t ~~
Is that lonely
Grave Marked
' --~ - -- - -  dcparleds memory. if nothing else,
  _ . ~ . _ .. i ._ . _ _ y . - - -;--.... -r’ |  "; "'11-‘i 1’ 1 -"  
. ~_ . .».., ._.,.  ,. ,,_  ,_ nf. ll -. ' ,_,-...sw ».» \~ »...j.,,; .l» --    . " ~~_ry....-yr _ i..,.‘ __’  ,,",;.:..'- '
= ,.i;,,..j'.,`.l ~_'»~".-'_:’f.`».... .' - _ `. L _  :_ t ‘ ' , . ' f ` ' __ ‘ ‘ ‘ J. "
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'F or M en ii’€i"§ ‘.’.?lZ.‘f.§§°I.ii,§‘;;;§“» fe-  f°?"""°* “""‘ T°" '
- ~ ng'  0 o '
ii... ...ip ae... ....1 i..i'iif.°."°i'§‘§§“l'°°°l'"====l1d if keeps 1*  =° °"'_"~_““°  ..‘*f..f.‘;.;';';';_.‘fi.-.iii ‘;‘.f:;°;::‘.:1°.l°::.°:» YW’ W'll‘°"l Rims S U1 "M E R SAL
ever changes the cola .
' 1' Mrs. Wiidman, ol Ch rl ttet , i leaves at nine o clock. Tickets 50c. 1 -
°f the h.a__lf'_“9t ll! fl'l€ least. Ask ou .mil visitin ner sim M  (i> town -5- children outside sands iiooi 25
._ .- -"~~~~'= ;-- --’..'.‘l9.°l9E- ......'°:.°.°.- M......5.. " ' ““ ”°“' ' ___ ’ B” ' will llsliiu wits ill: cliusr. ' CORONA TION WEE
' ' 4 _ l Geo. W. Gardner, King’s Printer, __
Are you Assisting the G ii. .. i. _ C.. 5
. _  _e ig at letl_c meet on the Abe ol arlottetown, passed throu_gh_the / .
m mkmg me Qanad, fr 2"? ;i:::;z:r:'."“.°..i”;L’..i',‘;_the   'z:f”..2::::;‘.”;.°':..:.';°.fr*:.';.I.;.:'::.‘:_c » \/ ~
an vensus , ---- Moncton Times. I
I ‘_ _ __ _ _ _ Miss L. Taylor, of Charlottetown, 'l
bo i  A  _ __ . _WA V is the guest of the Misses Tait at Hev. T. Campbell, Rector of St
4  _ i-`,‘a,~ ~_ their shore cottage, “Blde-a-mee."- Dunsta.n's College, goes to _Quebec
"*"irix-_.l,, Moncton Ex. , shortly on business in connection
Mrs. Robinson Collette, Rogersville,
N.B., writes: “I am now enjoying i.h¢
N55( Of hcilldl llttl’ llnvlng Used V01,"
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. [was
troubled with a weak heart and was
afraid to drew a long breath for the pain
it would cause me. I could not sleep at
night, and it was impossible for me to
walk ten yards without resting myself.
I cannot speak too highly of your Haan
and Nerve Pills, for they are the greatest
pill I have ever used and I can recom-
mend them to all suierexs."
Thousands of people go about their
daily work on the vexge of death and yet
do not know it.
Little attention is paid to the slight
weakness of the heart for the simple"
reason that one thinks it will right itself,
but there is where the mistake is made.
It is only when si violent shock comes
that the weakness of the heart becomes
apparent.
On the first sign ot any weakness of
the heart or nerves, flagging energy or
physical breakdown, the use of Milburn’s
Heart and Nerve Pills will soon produce
a quick and permanent cure. '
Price 50 cents per box, or 3 for $1.15,
at all dealers or mailed direct ou receipt
of price by The T. Milburn Cu., Limited,
Toronto, Out.
NULIFE IS lHE
BEST Blilllli Mllllllllllf
Ntilifc will strengthen and clciir
your brain-niakc it active and quick-
tliiiikiiii.:-liy~ tilling Lin- cells and
veins with strong, clear iitooil, und il.
will strengthen the nerves ill the
same way.
Niilifc increases the number of color
discs (corpiisclci-i) in the blood, cleans
and makes more potent the vital
tlizid, which, in turn will quickly curr-
any defect or ailment of the nervous
system. _ _
Remember this, thc condition ol
your brain und nerves depend entire-
ly upon the blood and Nulileis the
only prcparaltion that can briuf.: and
keep the blood up to thc uiitiiral
standard.
Nulile is sold and rocuruinciiiliul by:
For sale by the following dcalci's;-
McKinnon Drug Co., City.
Two Macs, City.
(Iso. E. Hughes, City. r
J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
Cox Bros., _lllorell. -
Mrs. A. M. Campbell, St. I‘iitcr's
ll. .ll. Mahon, Souris.
Alex. Robertson, Red Point.
Jas. F. Lord Nnrtli Tryon.
J. P. Smith, Kinkora.
S. l-I. (Jolwlll, New Haven. I
Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.
(falvin Howatt, Victoria.
Kier & McFailyen, Kensington.
P, N. Enmen, Stinimer-side.
E, _(l. Lepage, North Rustico.
W. B. Dyer, Alberton.
If your dealer does not carry Nulilc
ask him to write Johnson & John-
son, Wholesale Distributors, Char-
lottetown, for it. mwsdrtf.
CHAIl‘LO'l'l‘ETOWN MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday issue. -
Beef (quarter) per lb _ 8 to 10
Beef (small) per lb. 8 '£6 lil
Bcets, per bunch 4 £0 5
Butter lil lit! 2l
Muttou. Wil' lli- 9 '-0 1"
Lard, per lb 15 $0 19
Mutton (small) pci' lli 9 ff' 13
Potatoes 40 C0 45
Straw per ton $5.50 to Stl
Celery per bunc) ll
Radishes, per A bunches I to l
Lettuce pier bunch 5
white oats _36
Black oats 33
Eggs, per do'/.cu l’l U’ l5
Hay, pcr ton $5 Ui 555|
Callsklns, time ol hosdl) ll L0 12
'li to 8
15
Hides
Tnrnlpl
Delta, each
Ducks
|-row; 10 to ll
-!7_p|,Z.9 ‘uuw i~4_i|.iW Hlluiii
nll.I 'limfilil 'll 'll 'itll »lll" l’ll"ll
'u.uoi|i-i ,iciiiu 0/ilu( o.\\ JPWI fllil lil li°“ll"
~|ii;is1i.id cum, ~iiuii'i aiiimi mil '1llK¢i
-noni asus |um__:i_iaii qsrl ui:.i uuR up"
-.iuil iioi-iuiin.io,i fini .lol H»`lIliliHlll~llli
.in $'lllli|'|ui:i ul 'ittii/vi lliiii .i.i.\.‘l1'ul|M,,
A straw hat. is the thlnq now--
gilvos lot. of vonl.llal.ion, savos the
hair, keeps the head cool. gives
greatest comfort. any price ot.
B,u,e~5_ 62ldrl.f.
4| to 60
12
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The white fines fire rlicclv
made and rrimml-cl with 
lace .iiiid ciiibroidery while 
the navy blue ones are 
triinmed with White pipiiigs L 
Sl'/U l lf’ 4 Y@f1fS 250 each ;=i`i§
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A splendid line of sailor 
hats worth every cent of 
severity-live cents." The $31--
colors are white, burnt and
black while the price is but 
50c each  ;.
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of straw sailor hats for 
children, in liioth the bound 
and unbound edge. Prices 25c up 
Ex 'PRA SPECIAL 
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White Underslcirts 

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made with a 21 inch flounce 
of a fine white cambric w-.fy
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inch torchoii lace, 'iist .
rutile A $1.00
trimmed with four rows oi ' ' 
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butcherlilue,ecru and white. 
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Dust Coats $3.85. 4.25. etc. Q
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slioul<ln'i hc suitably niurkeil-yoiii'
sell'-esteem and respect for ilu:
should prompt you to do what is
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liioiiioriiil stouo should not be
hilrirlsonivuiul well iniidn lor our
prices and teriiiil r-onlil not be mori-
rvzisonable ln heuiistonefl. m0l\\l'
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giirri wo have thi- moi-it benutillil
und liiir~l,\‘ tiiiisliml i-vi-r_~ shown
heri-. Call or write Iiir deiiikna and
prices.
R. B. Innes
For lurtiii-r mrtioiiliiru un i|\' ln
iii; Kent Street
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bail I islc, wallow skin, .sick sloliiarli. You will get riil olilicsi- i'.\<il_\' null `1¢_,
prevent thi-ir return, if you use ,_ ‘l;
Hughes’ C. C. C. Tablets 
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