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_ i;11s;cHA1uioi"rn:'rowN _ ‘__ g
"iv~N01J,VN\{m,1,N1_' ten wickets. li the Bret innings the
___ g ‘Phila's made 15 runs and in the sec-
At Providence-Prov. 5; Buffalo 2; ond 67, Ahsti-aliens in the first inn-
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The' ings scored 105 and made 78 the
Australian cricket team won the sec-I number necessary to win without the
ond match with all Philadelphia elev- loss of a wicket. d
on at Haverford, Penn, Bnturday, byi V st
 -if ,___..§ 5-' """ --"'*. '99
You owe it to every bone in your body "
to sleep upon a dl
BANNER
` Spiral Bed Spring '
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on's Drugstor
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:-;.~_° :;;;5___:: -_.=, _~_'.=;__i -__-5,15 _§c_-,fl 2
- Y “MN ___~Mlgg J Aitken of the Provin-
i§i:TeIitIiilbeli>ti:uiu¢ti}u¢DiviLI. .iisiinticm Librariiaimfllll’-f1°tl=¢t°wn.l» 111101111-
one's. Montague.‘ ing s. few days at her home in Georgie- g _ Fumbhadv  Q, S, Copper
--- town -G
'T GORDON IVHIS il Guardian
-_ the summer at her old 1101110 ill
ag'§nt'in Montague. His omce phone ...*Mrs. H. A. Richardson and faul-
°'l‘I-IE MORNING DAILY Gust- Georgetown-G
..f"!"` ._   " """" "  " " and pie social held in flock Barra
` School House on Friday night was a
Price $6.50 
“Alaska” on an article means B
“|1555 - ends" every particle w
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he teacher, Mr. Harry Du;m_ .who is storm probability. The month will
aving the school treated the child open with very hlgn temperature
The pirisliioners of St. Mary’s Church, Smiiis, will hold their D
S
Annual Tea in aid of the New Church on the beautiful h
church grounds M
F
oN WEDNESDA Y ,
JULY l6t|\, |913 3.
I’
Every effort will be made to make this gathering one oi pleasure' 
comfoitand ainnsenient to all patrons. As Souris is one of the mos' D
charming summer resorts in the Maritime Provinces, a visit to it atthis p
season of the year will be most erijvyabie. T
The Charlottetown Watchman describes the Sourls Tea. as follows: R
“'l here is nothing that diawsiike a Souris Tea cxcef/, perhaps, the g
lililiibliion. It neaver fails' It never fails. The vluy patrons have S,
been received at previous Teas is a great attraction. Then there is the is
natural charms cf the place and a dny`s snort alwaug g}|o.d_ Rage,-, D
pleasure-seekers wl'l be countingthe days till the Tea.” »E
Remember the day and the date and canc.l all u*l1er engagements 'M
and come one and all to the Great Sonris Tea on Wednesday, July le
4, ` . _ . {
I oliowing me the fares ard train ar augernents
Sp'c|al trains will leave Suriimerside at 6.10 a.. ni., and Ch irloite- 
tuwn at 8.15 11. rn., and run on the following schedul z s
. . . . I
Station Fare Train Depls Station Fare Train Depts cl
r~r-~r
o' ' _ ...
<=233o1'€~1e»e1
x- _-:A1
omx_
5111:.
Summersidc.........$l2 0.l0a.1n. St And,-cw_.,  _go om -1
New A“"“"--~---~-- ‘W3 " Douglass  T0 0.20 '
1"fe0l0\\'ll--  6-49 “ Morou.....  _ 0:17 ‘
l‘3'l‘°fll1<1-Tllllctiull 6-5** “ Midgcll   .50 0.10 ‘~
if’“d“li‘““°---~----»- T05 if stPotur's .50 one “
I‘redcr1ctor_1........... 1.‘iv0H0u,,es  __1,l-, 100.; --
H“"¢@" “1"°l'-~---- " Selkirk  ._ .45 1010 “
N0l'fh Wilfsllife---100 ` " sr.C1.urlcs............ .sin 10~5 ‘°
Milton .........  .90 “ Bam- Rive,._,_______ _30 1032 sl
R0yHlfY-T\"wll°H-- -90 820 " Now zuu1uua....... .en 10.30 “
Cbilrlolltetown .... .. $10 Hifi " Harmony 20 1047 .-
York ..  .00 Niiti “ ~ . - H f_
Bodfordmmmmm .90 8,48 __ Sour1s.....................arrive1100 V
Leave Souris for S'Side  5.80 p. m.
Leave Souris for Ch‘to\vn Branch 5,45
'l‘incndie............ .H0 H..'»5 "
MountStewart .... .. .H0 9.12 “
Passengers from stations between Georgetown and Mount Stew ar d
can go by regular morning trains, returning by regular morning train-
oii Friday, July 17111.
JAMES A. McCORMACK, Secretary. .
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Quality Carriages From
The Four Big Factories
We have set up in our ware rooms 50 representative styles in
liiglrgrade carriages from the four leading factories in the Doin-
' e
li
inion. ' On these we can quote you the lowest prices for cash and C
can make terms to suit your ne ds. See this line.
'Canada Tudhope
Over 3oo.ooo vehicles bear- Tudhope carriages h a v e 0
ada factory in use today and Island. They are strong, sty-
Lach of these st the head of the lisli, durable and have all the
F
D
16th 191'; ‘Ex
fr
ing the trade-mark of the Can- thousands of admirers onthe I"
Oh
M 7”
,grand success, notwithstanding the
nclemency ot the weather, the build-
ng was filled to its utmost call-acity
to en;oy an excellent and well render-
<i program The snle of pies follow
 &  Sd which were ably auctioned off by i
l
line in style, strength, dnrabil- new features and improved
ity, appearance and general points you could wish for. They
hlgh quality. You will be par- have been on the market for 58
ticularly pleased with the show- years and are steadily gaining
ing made by this factory. popularity.
' i McLaughlin
Dominion
line has Dominion carriages are com- ‘
for just psrsiively new arrivals but
that the they are enjoying large sales
test of all through the Dominion. They
havesll the style, good finish,
strength and handsome appear-
i ance you could went besides
f brit! \\11\d¢ by” it carriage
bail ere from the nut meter-.
isis in the world Se; the die-
?  
there is
i‘£/,Loi
.`\‘\3.§¥
c  :ol
fri £C‘~\»'.
a superior
values twill
is 18 and residence phone 20. ily of Toronto have arriyed to BDBDI1
dl... _
°° can b° °b“b“°d if 9' J' U* -M -aurtlctt sua niece
, our .  rs. arren
6 vie T lor L nu, Mass.,
[UH
The vulican Regular
s central on the lst,
Mr. John A. McPhee and the snug last two ‘WYE of June'
um of seventy-five dollars realized, f0\1If dBY_B ln _JU1Y- TM M0011 is 1"
hich goes to fencing and improving conyunction with ldarth and hun un
the school, the 4th, causing it to appear very
.__ far up in nortndeclinatlon. The Mer-
___»EXAM1NAT10N,--The closing ex- cury and - venus equinectial periods
crciucu of the Lowcr ivioutuguc school will be in 1.11. 1-ur@f1'rll1. all intensified
were held on the afternoon of Thurs- by the (1011 ------- --., ..~»W€1` 0fCl1€ Jlllli-
ay, June 259,' quite B number of ter period. We will name Wednesday,
he parents and friends of the pupils Thursday and Friday, the 2nd, 3rd
eing preneiit, After the examination, and 4th, as central days of great
f' Y 1 t
I . '
S G   E A 8 - ' t vin eastward out of the west,
cn to confectionery and they in urn m0 5 _
resented him with an address pvpd attencrid by 10W R114' flilllllz; barom-
ift in memory of the occasion. r. cter. s these conditions move easi-
gunn has done good work in the ward during the uays mentioned
chool and the ratepayers regret that .lso.e, very black and foreboding
e cannot he persuaded to remain storru clouua will be natural, violent.
with them. Mr. Fred W. Lelacbeur ol summer winds, heavy local uowu-
nrray Harbor was in Georgetown pours of rain ann null, with possible
rid3_y_-G, wrliadoes, iileacliillg liortllern Darth
--- or ine country, need not talie any
,__°()0NCl~]RT.-Tile teachers ,and render oi' this niinuuac by surprise. A
llilils of the Ge01”8'3f-OW" High 331001 -good bar-onlcc,r, properly understood
eld a very successful 60110611 on the and wa1.cne.., _s wortu many times its
vening of Saturday, June 28th, Mr. cost in only one such storm period as
. D. MCPUBE flllillg U10 Chair- The ruin. 'i‘ne nrst seismic period for
rogrum was as follows: 01101111112: only is central on tue 4tn, extending
horns-by the School: S010-M158 from tuc ist to nic 7tu.1ru cncctu
uno Stewart: Rwtation-Dorothy wui fun uotuoiy ou cud toucuiug cnc
ovle: Motion Song-Little trifle: stu to stu. Au iuruon of cooler utr
antomime-“The Dl1l11`b 'Twins' 2 will come with the rising barometer
r'o-MlE1BeS G€116Vi9Ve._ MBTY _Mid irum the northwest, on thc western
nth McPhee; Taper Drill-20 little mugs of these storms' gwmg gempop
U15? S010"MiSS Rmb Cam'Pbeu? ary respite from summer heat for u.
horns-Plantation Songs, Medley; ,my 0,. two following
00it11'¢i011-Ruth M°Phe°5 Ham"°“‘°“ A 'Heactionary storm Period will
elections-Miss Genevieve McPhee; develop ,md run its course from west
ialogue-Harold Barnes, Alex. Mc- to east during the sth .ml Bm
'hee D»lld»l‘3d“H M°D°““1di Q“m`tet'te'“ and 9th. The Moon in perigee on the
HY J0i`1`i01`. Lllufa Y°5t°“~ K“t_h` oth, and on the celestial equator on
en Manuel and Roma_Stewa1”t:» Cliil- the 9th’ will cause this period to
"°“'5 Chorus? P““t°m1me“'.‘.R0ck of hold on, or be prolonged neyond its
KGB? CIOHWE Ch°r“93 G°d "‘“V9 the normal limitations. A climax ot
ing- The Pri“°iP”'l'  Ge f"‘“M°` summer heat, culminating in start-
“fthlf *md his .“““‘“”““° "““°h"i” nug gusts lor wiuu, thunder, ruin uuu
l‘11f<=" "0 PMB 111 l"?l""‘“F the" uuii win in on probability visit wuic
)1”"Z"am alla the way m whmh the sections on and touching the 9th ai-
‘u‘“"`“ acquitted themselves. Tweet' ter which look for sudden drop' of
ed lU""at credit on their tmimng The temperatu’re over most -parts of the
*‘tt°“‘1““°e was very large ‘md tim country. Very cool nights for July
Kcllfii" lv" it 35 “ Lot .lo  ..  :ro 0:12 " Snle 0’ 1‘°‘“°“‘““d° °“““Y bl' th” °“{" will cu u sequel for two or uuce
(-0 dren liclitled to swell the proceeds su\~t duvs after these storms-
stantially. The closing exercises and  Regular Storm Period extends
presentation of prizes were held on from the nth to the NHL The new
Monday- “mn” 30th'_G' ter of the Venus period falls on the
, ' 14th, the culminating day ot this
EASTER" PERS9»fifi_“..s regular storm period. The Moon will
be at estreme declination south on
..*Mrs. Alfred Holland and daugli- the 15th. M1106 1101‘tl1€1‘lY 1111' cur-
er. St. Mnrgarets, were among the rents will flow southward at the
isitors to Souris on Saturday! Elllmlnatiflll if C5118 D§1`i0<3.i1110difYi1\g
e summer en an g v ug more
_,_’Mrs. Michael D. McDonald and Pleasant nights, 'for temporary com-
nughter, Clear Springs, is visiting fort to man and beast. All who may
iends at Little Harbor.” hiiirle read zur u'l'Foundation tFacts"
-?- w remem er at one charac eristic
__*Miss Lottie Bruce, Red Point, of the Venus influence is great elec-
who spent the winter in Lynn, Mass, trical disturbance, rain, ihail and
rrived home Saturday morul11g.’ I1h€110111911Bl extremes ot team-pcr`ature-1.
-1 excessive warm h and su den change
...'Miss Florence Mclnnis, Elmira. ta unseasonably cool-“Venus’ elec-
s spending a few days in Souris the tric fire turns quickly to ice," is the
uest of Miss Emma McIntyre.° wav we described it almost half a
-- century ago. Pray do not understand
...*Miss Ruby E. Stewurt,\Wnitham, that we are forecasting "ice" for this
lass., has arrived on a two months July period. Count yourself happy if
visit to her old home at Red Point! you can get a few degrees relaxation
-i----`-~ ot the thermometer.
HOW’§  7 _ A Reactionary Storm Period is cen-
Ul 0 H d d I-, H R tral on the 18th, 19th and 20th.
ioyfgig 2'.;.1-c:‘I.§_°| (1/_:“u;iur¥ril"r. 0i`p§’.:“Z1uu1`i“i2 'ru1uM pc.-lou io coiuciacut with tue
'H110 K 9 3" ~ full oon or Moon's opposition with
., .FY'J,Tld.0
Weptliiiaggdweiisizngd(iibveoksugwn F.'J. Earth and Sun. The barometer will
hpenfvgortllhehlael-r15bf:I§1x..l}{l%§'§lg%;§ show marked atmospheric changes at
erliitfffitieuctpyuuci'iiiuhiciuiiy unto to cum this period. the temperature will rise
out my ob tzntlons mndegiiwhll firm- a snow of bluetering, summer clouds
wALiJIim,K1u AN An_v1N. and storms Wm app", in many
snr.. otYi¢i‘r'i'rf'i:“\i°io5i'§“f§ii1"|ii'ii‘€iiii2li;, Parts of the country: drlltlns from
u iuz directv lllvkpll 15110 bilovlh ln; western to eastern parts of the con-
.::.°:::.°.2zL1°r:.:.'..: °::.°r...1:. re. tum. some lwo on un. uc
byrsll lglrufgists. i general and - _well distributed rains .,
‘ke *J U 1'*"‘"7 Pm’ '°" °°“'"' 9*' will hardly occur at this time. A 'seis-
fi - mic period is central on the 18th,caus-
ing earthquakes inditlerent parts of
the north between thc iam-ana the
_ 23rd. Somewhat cooler weather will
follow storms.
 A Regular Storm' Period involves
y’ , the 22nd to 21th, having its /center
eu, on the 24th. If the barometer does
`./’ I not risealter electrical storms on_
. ‘ _ , _ and about the 28rd, a` series of blus-
i _ "" ` ""' ~ , tering thurtder`stornis`wll appearlor
several days and' nights in. succession
at thisperlod it prevlous~Jnl.y.per-
_ iods have brought rain freely, s con-
For BP tlgiualttoniof the same will he natural
I a t I t me; but we seriously ques-
unxe? remntrgmtgg m 6 tion whether this will be the case.
than :mmf sterling sus; altlroushmthe Venus period will help'
of sterling table wars in hut. "gi'.i°n’
for the foundation of a “is r 
Atftouchlo' gvreevnfin the city street, And
'A`toucli o' green where the fences
' id th r
Mies Gro ay . ' v f,,°2,‘f,§," §,,,,‘§,":§’;‘,‘,',f,,'§f‘,,°g{','§°f,¥;, ° ° ° ~ A couch o' grunt-it. will nay no _
...‘Mr. T. GORDON IVEB is Guar- have arrived on avisit to Mrs. Bart-
an agent in Montague. His office lett's father Mr. Alex Bruce, -Red
phone is 18 and residence phone 20. Point.°
ONE CENT er word each laser 'Rev W D WUBOD. fOr 01° UB"
".0 p ' ... . . .
Sion for advertising in this column. two years pastor of the Baptist
h t Monta ue, Sturgeon and
Cash must asconipagy ordzg Mm. giiiiiligeggwlii preachid his farewell on
en v- ve can . .
mum chu" W Sunday, June 29th. Mr. Wilson has
...°LIMELIGI-IT ARRIVES.- The decided to tain up the temperance
Schooner Limelight.arrived in Sourls work as Field Secretary for the Pro-
Saturday where she will again load vincial Alliance. The P90130 Of this’
for St. Pierre. Capt. Bushey reports section are exceedingly 9°l`l`Y t_0 1039
very favorable Weather on this trip.” Mr. Wilson but hope to see him oc-
---- casioually in his travels through the
..'St'1'BBCRIBERS should renew a Province, and while they regret his
eeie or two before the time they departure from among them they feel
ave paid for has expired and thus that their loss is a decided gllill £0
ot miss an issue, as all papers are the cause.-G.
iscontinued promptly on expiry _____
ditto. 2
‘ROCK BARRA.- The concert   ,
A touch o’ green and the roaring
Fades off, in a garden cool and
Where the blossoms bend and the
Till the touch o'. green brings a touch
A touch o'green, and the` heart will
Th hildh rl ell ttli 1 g. ago,
Brgught ttirooulfli) taco dust (moi thc Atchlwll     95| 95* 9"
Like visions of fairly drifting ‘down-;
A touch o’ green in the old backyard, I-Ehigh Valley ~ ~ - -
~-147 `1_45_ 146 _
Q 'mls EASTERN 6U1RDl_1li____________“ Dmv 
rrinhu
' “easy that 4001110!! F°" __
 ‘ ~ 1 A d
 A TOUCH OF GREEN’ n October   ,.5 .,,
M .
emher   ...
Jan. , . . ... .,
Its bloom and beauty'and 1°! ¢° arch     ..
gpg;-gg  _ __ , July     ...
I1
eyes than your .rown are'
meet;
. _ il, -_ cruuu AND Piiovrsious.
A touch o green it will help so Thal:1l;$ard °_ bloom, with its cmm_ _ _ N
much, _ f
ua um o'u1oolu,win1 its couu- try touch: _ . _ Hi' \\_'¥.-0*: Close
T f,,f',0,,c,,, _ _ July wheat   ... 951 f ao; _ any
-Baltimore ‘Bun. *gem wheat  _,_ ,,___,__,9q} `90 99
July Corn    ..., Bii  60} tw;
eu
ii
street , NEW YORK STOCKS Sept. Corn  ...  .`.. BSI  62|
_ July Oats     41\ 41
sweet Quotations, furnished by F. B. M6- Sept. Oats ... ... _... 42! 41|
' Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Bro-I
. ontreal Stock .Er ' 1 ` '
::;:..r°;".rs:.....   Always Reliable
‘°i‘“°““' P' E' I' ` Relief fromthe ailrnentscauseti
_,,,,,,, 28_ by ,disordered 'stomach tor-pid
. liver. _irregular bowels is givcu
Nnw Yonx s'rooKs _
-quickly, safely and assur
know 1 High Low mm cdly-'by the trieiiand reliable
Brrcaius
--£!_!f_E§__.
bright day beams
o’ dreams;
A touch o' green-it will go so far
Where the dead brickwalls and the
fences are! _
_ A . s elrors   all sil oil
steam baked town, Al;|mLmC0pper  mmssra 8664* 
1 ._ - k B oof».i'n R. T.   6 ;
A tai? o green it will ma e you Cgnadilnn Pacmc  216% 21” 215%*
~ E ‘ .... ..    242 ,241 241
Llkzfzopiudden can in 8 dreamlm Grreigt Noi-thorn 1'ni...1z3 1221 122;
‘ Highest price paid for wool in cash or trade.
(Q s. A. /1/iooouoro ;“:;.,::,='-.~1;f..;)
Remarkable Suit Reductions
$12.00 $13.00  
for -- for
$7.78 ,   $8.35
These suits at $7.78 ,i`j.°f.l\,`\ ‘y A line of suits at
are part of a lot of 300 v€<V_.1’; r $8 35 the pick of the
Siotch Tweed and W°'°t“ "` ` ‘ ai lot of 301 Scotch Tweed
ed Suits bought from a _ and Worsted Suits
leading Manufacturer in bought from a _leading
Montreal at a riduculous- wg itil  _
ly low price, considering ~.‘.,a"?‘~iL~'.c§7‘*/ Minutacturer in Montre.
al at a riducnlnusly low
the quality of material, , \`/
linings and the splendid t|i1\i‘= price when the quality of
finish and styles of the the materials and thg
garments. They are a splendid style and finish
ffglllaf 1512'-00 Suif- F ` ‘ ' , of the garments are taken
Made in the fnghign- ' r, ' illti CbUSid&r3ti0B5.i'W€ii _
able thfge and four buf. * ' i ` Vt'0fll\ $13.03 8 SHif.M3d¢
in the dressy three button
ton sack style-hand
tailored shoulders-lapels s a c k style-shoulders
hand tailored-l a p e l s
and collars nicely mould- 
nicely moulded--s n u g
 ;_-_~_.-.__  . ‘f-fi °-. -
- _».-;;~;i~’;-  ea.;
J  .”-“‘-"'.“.‘: ~_-1_"'~.'~'r_~.:-v'-=:~_=~" ,.-» 1 ._ ;~ »
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-  ~.'_,_ :_- ,;;_- 1;- ' *__ ___.¢..<-v-__;..»..__-il-;-_ » .M __.
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ed-silk sewn throughout
-canvas thoroughly . _ ._ fitting collars--body lin-
 t in gs good quality satin-
trirnmings the kind a
can fully recommend  first class tailor would_
them to our customers. S., use--a classy dressy suit
" in every respect. L00k
There is a. chance to save , / 
some dollars. ,_____, .. . . . .. .......-.,j them over.
shrunk with good quality c =-w
satin body lining. We .. ,-
-un
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| Genuine Double and Twisted. Oxfords Tweeds 65c yd. I
We have secured a quantity of double and twisted Oxford Tweeds Ban-
nockburn patterns which we will sell at 65c yd. wortli 85c in any store. V _ "
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HAMMOCKS. We have opened up a splendid line at prices from,
L00 “P t0 $5 oo the best value in the City. - A- = >
I 1 B CROQUETF SETS' A 'WW _Stock arrived today. 4_ Bsll.,$i.2;,5. 
6 ,all $r.s°. 8 Ball $2-25 and up 1° $s.`5o por-uct. spiouaiq value;    '
. ` Souvnmm ci-IINAWARE. our "New 
have arrived,-we have the largest and hgststock ’ofll3._ E;  Qi-;¢|’ ,f
CHARLOTTETOWN SOUVENIRS &Ci, &c,  ~ K V '
l"s _ . , V   _,. _,.
BASE BALL ooons. uc percent onthe balance of oui;.siectf_i‘:f 
Basis BALL ooons. ' ` I 1 ' 
4 ‘_
ii" 1 .
Calle’ ‘fl Clmliimiv.  
I . - , r.  j _}'i"~',ii"' i'i,,yg/f{i~Iii u  ‘*
naar./suns