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Phone 240
_ Ch’town
“No more waiting for Pictorial Re-
vicw l’al.torns. A full assortment at
Prowse Bros., Limited.
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perspiration-ii perfectly harmless
preparation that helps the health of
the skin. Two applications of Odo-
ro-no a week is siiflicicnt to keep the
body, fresh and odorless. Udo-ro-no
is sold by tho Two Macs. 149 Great
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fail to give us a call.
Take a “KODAK” or
BROWNIE Camera
With You!
they add to the days pleas-
ure and give_ you a reminder
of the outing. We have ,
them from $1.00 and up. 5
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PROTECTING PROPERTY
Sir,-Apropos -to tlis putting up
of new benches on- Rochford Square,
ii will be well for the ratepayers to
take note of how the old ones were
hacked and disfigured by tlioughtless
and sc:-seless people carving all sorts
of iiiiiiuls on the-ni. 'l‘lierc is far loo
much of this kind of uestructiveness
in Cliiirlottetown, and citizens would
do well to inform the police whenever
they see anyone at tlils practice, or
should take the law into their own
hands ii' they do not care to report
such cases to thc police-as it is their
own property they are protecting. L
ani, sir, etc.
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establish such a reputation, and believe our old friends
will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey’n
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not rnly
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
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HAZELBROOK 'FIE-LD.-‘-Owing to
the Baptist"-Association meetings -at
Summerside, there will only be one
sei-vice on sunday. July 4th.. A united
service of the three churches will he
held at Hlizelbrook at 3 p.m. 'Speak-
HARD - COAL-A5, three masted
schooner with g__full cargo of Hard Coal
has arrived at Summerside for R. T.
Holman Limited. Customers 'should
book their orders immediately in or-
der to take delivery direct from the
vessel and thus save money on every
ton. 1748-7-1M3iE2i
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. - The
Baptist Association of P.E.l. meets
with the Summerside Baptist Church,
beginning July 1, and closing Sunday
evening, July 4th. The first session
will be to-night, beginning at 7.30.
Among those from outside the pro-
vince are Rev. M. E. Fletcher, St
John, N.B.; Rev. J. S. Nowlan. and
Prof. Dr Spldell, Acadia University;
Miss Mabel Archibold, India.
NEW DWELLING. - The new
dwelling now being built by Mr John
Weeks, Fredericton, to replace the old
one burned some months ago is pro-
gressing favourably and will be com-
pleted this fall. Un Tuesday quite a
number of his neighbours joined to-
gether in an old-tlnie frollc and did
splendid work on the building to
show their sympathy for Mr Weeks
in his loss. '
COMMENDABLE MOVE. -» The
City Council are to be congratulated
on the move they are making in
putting new benches on Rochford
Square. The old benches were both
clumsy and uncomfortable, but tne
new ones ‘arc the "very thing.” being
attrsic-tive as well as comfortable, and
will be very much appreciated by
those \vl\o frequen. the Square, as well
as the residents lr. the vicinity who
like to see their part of the city in au
upto-di-ie condition
::PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. -
We have an agency for the celebrated
“Ansco” Photographic Supplies and
carry a full line of Films, Paper,
Plates, Developers, Cameras etc.-
Special attention given to developing
and printing. Bring your films to
us.-E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
PHINEE lllllllllll lHlil|ll
An exceptionally novel and ln-
:iiructive five-part feature was screen-
ed at the Prince Edward yesterday
entitled "Sport and Travel in Central
Africa." This is the Clnemetograpli
record of an expedition organized by
The Pathe Company and headed by
the famous African explorer, Captain
Machiu, with his cameramen, guides
rind sbarpsliooters.
Starting from Marseilles and arriv-
ing at Alexandria, Egypt, tive days
later the party journey up the Nile
River. The hunters first bagged a
choice collection of alligators. Tra-
velling inalnd they visit the spot made
famous by Lord Kitchener and Cap-
tain Marchand, visiting different vil-
iages on the way to the hunting
grounds. The life and habits of the
various warlike tribes are shown. A
rare specimen of monkey is captured
who proves an amusing companion
during the rest of the expedition.
Leaving the villages beliilnd, the
party plunge into the Jungle, where
many fine pictures _were taken of the
woiiderliifl birds and wild animals,
leopards, lions, tigers, elephants and
other wild creatures unknowingly pos-
liig before llie camera. Many beauti-
ful birds werc captured wliosc plum-
age is fn great demand the world over
to adorn feniinlne headgear,` This
feature is exceptionally good and well
worth sciiig.
Two other features, "T|ie Things
in the Bottom Drawer,” an appealing
drama, and the irresistible Billie
Ritchie, in it comedy scream, made up
the balance of the programme.
Miss' Ada Bradbury
88 Great George Street.
Art Needle Work and materials for
ivorklng. Stamped Linens and
Threads of all kinds. 88 Great George
Street.
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PEOPLE’8 CHUVRCH.-A Blieclll
_[7"`\  " ` '--- meeting of the congregation will 'be
4% ’ r' ’ ' 1 . . HARTNEY HALL.-There will be held in People's Church Friday even-
' 'f __. ,,___,,..»i tshe _ilisualtselrvlce in Hartney Hall next ing at 8 o'elock. . _
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f""'”“-*f-f¢’f=I' 'illt ' aan-ris'rA ci-iuaci-i.-asv. M. EJ meeting or the Charlottetown _Driving
` c-_e-;»- , -f "»f{3 -'-' Fletcher, St John, N.B.. will preach Club will be held Friday evening, to
_,aj  f’ in the Baptist Church, city, next Sun- make arrangements for the next ma-
 15°" ‘,J '  ' , y day momlng and evening, 'and at tinee, which will be held in connec-
tion with the Orange Tea, July 12th.
READING MATTER FOR SEA-
MEN.-The committee in charge of
the distribution of reading matter for
the seamen on Sunday mornings, de-
sire to thank the many friends for the
liberal contributions, especially Maa-
ter Garlaiiii Brooks, of Maddock. Any
one wishing to contribute good read-
inginiatter for the seamen will kindly
communicate with the 'Salvation
Army oi' R. ll. Brace, 170 Queen St.,
City. All contributions will be thank-
fully _received
REPREHENSIBLE CONDUCT.-
Some of the boys connectedl with
West Kent School committed a das-
tardly act last night for which, no
doubt, they will be held to account
to-day as the riiigleaders are well
known. Some fifteen or twenty of
them opened a window and entered
the building taking therefrom a drum
and the school bell and probably
other less noisy instruments, and par-
aded the streets for some time to the
annoyance of many. This done they
returned' to the school grounds,
threw their musical instruments
around, breaking the drum and coni-
mittlng other excesess for which they
rlclily deserve and- will no doubt rc-
ceive severe punishment.
A LOYAL TRIBUTE.-At the an-
nual meeting of the ratepayers ol’
Springfield School District, the fol-
lowing resolntioii ` was unanimously
passed: Whereas our former ami
highly respected teacher, Mr. John
W. MacDonald, was one of the band
of Canadian' heroes who survived the
bloody battle of Ypres, only to fall
mortally wounded a few days labor;
Resolved 'that this meeting, while
thrilled, with pride at the gallant con-
duct of their young friend, deeply re-
gret that he was not spared to return.
Further resolved that the ratepayers
of Springfield School District here as-
-sembled deeply sympathize with his
bereaved family, in the loss of one
whom in iifeweknewasagentlemaii
‘and a scholar; in death as ii. gentle-
man, a .scholar and u patriot. Com-
mittee: John E. Sinclair, C. Leonard
Mc-Donald.
_::NEW HAIR FASHIONS. -Puffs,
Curls and Braids are the new c reation
in Hair Goods, We welcome their re-
Lurii. Mrs. White is always pleased
to demonstrate the new styles at
Queen Hotel. 1643-6-20-Mtf.
::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
;raphic Supplies, also Developing and
Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mtf.
, HOTEL ARRIVALS
VICTORIA.
T. Sniltli, Montreal; Chas. Dalton,
Tigiiisli; Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Cook, New Brunswick; Miss Cook,
New Brunswick; H. E. Ellard, To-
ronto; J. K. Storer, Montreal; Ben-
jamin Marcus, Sherbrooke; S. Her-
ring, New Glasgow; C. H. Mittoii,
Port Elgin; M._ W. Matheson, Bos-
ton; J. L.`Helt'th, Toronto; H. Dick-
erson. London, Eng.; J. G. Cliisiey,
John Klelly, G. L. Ingram, St. John.
QUEEN .
John Ferguson, Suniinerside: Alex
Martin, Valleyfield; Mrs, M. McDon-
ald, Montague; C. R. Dickie, Muddy
Creek; M. Delaney, M. D., Wellington,
l’.E.l.; M. C. Delaney, North Tryon;
Walter Jones, Charlottetown; Wil-
liain Killy, Boston; Mrs. D. Martin,
i-‘iorencs Mai-nn, Grand view; Gen]
Forbes, Port Vernon; J. Moran, An-
nandale; A. Mann, John MacMillan,
Montreal; Mrs, J. D. McMillan, Mas-
sachusetts; Mrs. M. Crawford, Wm.
Tourtellotte, Webster, Mass.; Gilbert
Almount, Summerside.
~ Ill MEMUHIAM ,;
MRS. FRANK KIRWAN.
'l‘lic cllizeriii of Wallace were deep-
ly grieved and shocked yesterday to
learn of the very unexpected death ot'
Mrs. Frank Kirwan, which took place
after an illness covering two weeks.
Saturday last., her condition occasioii-
cil inucli alarni, and Dr. J. G. Mc-
Dougall, of Halifax, was called in con-
sultation with 'Dr. Bentley, but de-
spitc all care and medical skill, she
passed away on the morning of June
10th. The late Mrs. Kirwan is sur-
vived by lier husband, Couiiclllor
Frank Kirwan and nine children, all
of whom were at her bedside at the
time of her deatli. Her mother, Mrs.
Rcildin, of Charlottetown, one bro-
ther and one sister also survive her.
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OLD-TIME RF.ll'lEUY
- MAKES PURE BLOOD
Purify your blood by taking
IIood’s Sarsaparilla. This modi-
cine lius been and still is the people’s
medicine because of its reliable
character and its wonderful success
in the treatment of' the common dis-
eases and ailments-scrnfnlii, ca-
tarrli, rbeumatism, dyspepsin, loss
of appetite, that tired fueling,
general debility. _ _
Hood’s Sarsaparills. _bas been
tested forty years. Got it today.
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Rev. Father Graham, P. P., at
llondonbury, will conduct the funeral
services on Friday morning at nine
-o'clock from the Chapel at Wallace
Ridge., The late Mrs. Kirwan was a
woman much beloved in Wallace and
the News-Sentinel extends to her hus-
band and members of her family, its
deepest sympathy in their traglcloss,
-Amherst Ex.
CORNELIUS LOWTHER-
The death took place at Crapaud.
on Saturday, June 26th, of Cornelius
Lowther, sen., in the 8'ltli -year of his
age. The deceased. who has been in
failing health for some time, was the
oldest resident in Crapaud, and very
highly respected by everyone. During
the past few years he has made lils
home with his nephew, Herbert Low-
ther, of Crapaud, from whose resi-
dence, formerly the home of the de-
ceased, tlie funeral took place on Mon-
day at 2 p.m. After a short service
at the house thc remains were taken
to the Methodist Church, where the
beautiful and impressive funeral ser-
vice was conducted by the pastor, Rev.
G. M. Young, assisted by Rev. W. A.
Thomson. The deceased was for
many years a member of the Crapaud
Methodist Church. There he always
took an active part until a short time
ago. Many beautiful floral tributes
testified to the esteem in' which the
deceased was held by his many
friends. The interment was made in
the old Methodist Cemetery. the pi'o-
cession being the largest seen in this
vicinity for some time.
MRS. ERNEST MONEILL.
lt was with deep regret and gen-
uine sorrow that the people of (laven-
disli and adjoi,uing communities
heard of the sudden death, under pe-
culiarly sorrowful circumstaiices, of
Mrs. Ernest MacNeill, on the evening
of Sunday, June 20th. Mrs. MacNeill
was formerly Miss Elva Nicholson,
eldest daughter of Mrs. Norman Ni-
cholson, of Stanley Bridge. lt is but
little more than a year and a half
i-ilnce she came to Cavendish as a
young bride, and since then she had
won thc affection ol' all who knew licr
for her cliarniing personality and her
sincere, unaffected niziiinci: In all
departments of church and communi-
ty she was an active worker, always
graciously willing to give of her
marked musical talent to the further-
"-IICG Of filly flood cause. Everywhere
i-ilie will be greatly missed-in the
home which her sweet and gentle
disposition briglitencil, in the choir of
the Presbyterian Churcli, where she
was organist, in the social circles,
where
“None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to pralse."
The funeral of Mrs. MacNeill was
held on the afternoon of Wednesday,
June 23rd, and was very largely nt-
tended. Beautiful flowens, the last
How’s This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by llall‘s
Catarrh l,'urc.
F..l.CllENEY &C0. Toledo. 0.
\\'c the undersigned have known F..l.(`-hency for
the last I5 ycars,and believe him perfectly honor.
able in all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
N/irioN/ii. BANK Or Cominsizcn.
Toledo 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents pi-r hottie. Sold by all Druggisls.
'fakr H i|l's Family Pills for constipation.
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CANVAS STRETCH ERS
Gotten for The Confederation Col-
ebratlon
THE BEST BED FOR SUMMER
WHILE THEY LAST-ONE DOLLAR
(Less than first cost.)
AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Fitzfoy Street
2046-0-22M|iilli4i.
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Bonsliaw’s General Store
Wool Wanted
We are prepared to pay highest
prices-CASH or TRADE for
your Wool. Market your Wool
HERE. Our price is the best,and
you have no expense.
i"sii-cA'iivi Jilin 
WatcheS
Repaired
c repair all kinds of
gatches, Clocks, Jewelry
c.
Our charges are moderate
Our work is the yery best.
C. W. Patterson
Grafton Sts. -
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All The Styles That Are New
And Correct Are Included In
Our Assortments. Yes Sir,
Your Size Is Here In Your
Style. At Your Price!
You don’t get away from the fact that these new L
straw hats are the best looking brought out in
years! All the good styles are here, of course plenty
of different weaves and kinds of straw too.
Prices don’t remind you of highway robbery
either-come in and look them over carefully. Most
men that do are glad that they came here. So will
you! Try it! Now. -
Panama Hats $4.00. 6.50, 8 00, 10.00.
New Straw Booster $1 00, 1.25, 1 50, 2.00, 2.50.
New Soft Straws 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.25.
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tcxl, “(‘ast thy burden on the Lord,
:mil lie
bciircrs
Nlucliay, George Brown, Prestoii War-
ren, Charles Mclienzie and Ilugh Mc-
of affection, surrouiiflcrl tl|e'iwo ni.~zti~i'.~i and one brother, and
wherelii lay the fair young many irieiid:-. who feel that her place
and her little son. can never be filled in their hearts
John Stirling coinliicteil the and lives.
services and spoke from thc And yet. dear lieurt, remembering
then
Arr-, wi- not richer than of old?
And when the sunset gates unbar
Shall we noi, sec thee waiting
stniiil.
Anil, white agaiiist the evening star
The wciconic of thy beckoning
liaiid? '
will sustain thee." The pall-
wcre Fulton Brown, Leniiiol
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beautiful scenes for you, if you wish to catch and retain
them. A CAMERA too, will cause you to gain plenty of
out door recreation,-will induce a greater love and
knowledge of nature’s charms, and prove valuable in
various other ways. The selection of a CAMERA IS made
easy at OUR STORE because of OUR EXCELLENT as-
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working REELS, Sinkers, Floats, Lines, Casts, Baskets,
Landing Nets,-no ma_ttcr_ what kind of fish you are
going after we can furnish just what you need.
A Few Other Suggestions
Necessary For Your Outing
Thermos Bottles, Chocolates, Drinking Cups,
Bathing Caps, (The most beautiful assortment ever
shown) Cigars. Cigarettes, Tobacco Pouches,
Tobaccos, Golf Goods, Pipes, Mosquito Lotions,
and hundreds of other things too numerous to mention.
“We Give Perfect Service” `
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