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'yon start onyour vacation
remember to drop in and get
items of equipment that should
hi in each vacationeer's outfit. i
oourt plaster, headache remedy,
soap, perfume, toilet articles, etc.
Better see us about it now-
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Having imported the
latest Optical instruments
we are in a be°ter position
than ever to render you
satisftction in this depart-
ment of our business. If
you have detective vision
call and see us.
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jeweler and Opllclau.
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l"0UN'l`AlN PEN
just received another gross
, Eclipse
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_f ’ Pens
Every pen wurantcfl .4k. gold
Price, complete with glass iiller.
Only Sl U0
Mailed postpaid ro any address,
on receipt of price.
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L. S. DOYLE
Veterinary Surgeon
(Graduate Ontario Veterinary College
ADDRESS-Revere Hntcl, Ch’town.
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' wnnisnsoapsquoaamc .wars tum.
"`-‘lf A' t  _ , '. i
  nr. ns...-y J. no-na. mane urs sate
‘ D°i\ll'f-ll°lIi» Otilwa, and very favorably
'that when he
known throughout Canada by bl; mn.
fllli Yoltlmelr Ualabratad Canadian"
mumutm cannons.. 'rms rr cua-
dian Women, Canadian Man and Women
ol the Timeand other works,waa the other
flay wortbiiy honored hy the University of
KlllR'l 04111029. Windsor N. S. Alitr
receiving the daqreao!lJ, _0. L. be gave
an edrlraaa. (lie was already an Ll. D. of
the University ot Ottawa) ln the course of
hi' lddlill DF- MGFRAD Dlld dlscrlminatf
wuz and eloquent tributes to the long roll
oi Nova Scot.la'a illustrious sous, so many
of whom had received collegiate training
at. Windsor.
incidentally Dr. Morgan referred eg
Senate relax-m, and suggested that tm
Red Ghamhor mightbe strengthened in
three or four ways. One way prupogorl
was to call to tha Senate repressntntlve
bishops of the Evlsoonal and catholic
churches with prominent members of the
troverningbodirs of the Presbyterian,
Methodist and Baptist bodies. He found
precedents for this in the early history of
Upper and Lower Canada and Nova
Scotia. To these he would add repre-
sentatives from the several nnivsrsltleg as
well as other professlonr, “not forgetting
journalism." In this was Dr. Morgan
thinks, a new element would be created
in public life, imparting tolt much ln-
telleotual and moral strength,
Di, Morgan proceeded, in s passage
which for obvious reasons, modesty
aside, we cannot fcrbeur to quote:
“To realize fully all that the Senate
would be under the changed circum-
stances! have outlined, we have only
to picture to ourselves the standing
tbatit would obtain in the country
bythe addition to its membership ot
a Swestman, or a Worrell a Begin or
a Duhamel, a Campbell or a Sedge-
wiclr,a Carman or a Potts. a Gam-
eron oraI.IcLsod, a Pedley or aGunn
or oi such educationallsts and iournal-
ists as Forest, Peterson, Inch, Matthlou,
Fleming, Bouldeh, Gordon, Falconer,
Macklem,Bu\-wash, Murphy, Matheson,
Patrick, Bryce, Blsckadsr, Wllllson,
Scot,r.,Graham, Robertson, Reade,Dougall,
Tarte, Dennis, Brierley, Chnpais.
MacDonald, Morrison, Macreaaly,
Langlois,Berthlaume,C0tt.on or Higgins."
Not all the Bishops, Moderators. Presl-
dents or Unlvu-sity Dons may bareadyfor
an immediate cull to the Senate, but we
faol safe ln assuring Sir Wilfrid Laurier
shall choose to
a goodly pro-
number may be
counted upon to respond favorably
and so help to save the country, at what'
ever personal sacrifice. _
i-all the Editors
portion ct their
TNE LATE JOHN 'lNGS.
Mr. Ings,one of the oldest. and mot
respected in the citizenship of Charlotte-
town, passed peacefully away from this
life at his residence yesterday morning.
During bla long and honorable career he
had gained vt saith and was actively inden-
tifled with important interests connect.-
sd with the growth and progress of this
City and Province. His father came from
Portsmouth, England and engaged in
shipbuilding at a trlmo when it was a
growing lndustry. The son was trained
in the “art preservative" ln the pioneer
printing cfilce oi' J. D. Hansard in this
city.
Equipped with an actlvo mind, a know'
ladga of the printing business and fins
business qualifications, while yet a young
man hebegan the publication ofthe Island»
or newspaper, with which he remained
H0* T0 REFUII Till SENATE. oonuaotad for-thirty Ill". down tolB72.
He waatorsntne time Quaorfs Printar ol
the Province and later was one ot the
founders of thstlbarlottetown Steam Nav- -,i
ization Company ol which for many years
he was president. ln these and other lines
of activity he tillsd a large place and bore
an honored part_in the progress in the
community in which he lived.
Mr. Inns was regarded by all who knew
him as a courteous and kindly gentleman.
a gool citisen, honorable in all his
dealings, a devoted hilsband and father.
‘.\irs.In5rl,who was a slater oi Senator Yeo
anl of the late Mrg. William Robards.
has been dead lor a number or years.
Four sons and one daughter survive.-
Walter in lllgh River, Alberta: Dr.
G mme and Frederick in Calgary; A.
l.-I nest in Charlottetown and ' Mrs.
Crawfoni Frost in Brltimore. The funeral
services will await the return of Mr. A. E.
lugs, 'w'h'o'w7as' in Chit-ago at the time of
his father’s demise.
“Dairyman” whose letter appears in the
Examiner seams to be sadiiy in error in
regard to Exhibition prizes. His state-
ment is thnt while nearly $850 is offered in
the horse classes, only $82.50 is offered in
the dairy classes. The facts appear to b-
that between $900 and $1,000 are offered In
prizes for dairy cattle, and from $1.700 to
$1,800 for cattle alt.cgether,tbe latter belno
about hall the .Government grant oi
$3,500.
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balm' h. lang” `-' yi
- lll`ila%se`;¢id 0*" in
- anven'|\siWu i_s _sn6‘f.u.
Advertising in Itself means publicity
and publicity isa vary broad and corr-
prehensive term. It. does not mean
simplyaword whispered to a favored
few. Itia, rather, synonymous with a
general, broadcast declaration, and the
broader thescope of the announcement,
the better the advertising. No occupies
spare that directs attention along given
and desired lines-can be reasonably re-
garded as`wust.e:l; nor can any funds ex-
pended to this end be adiudgod ex
travallanoc.-American Medical .lou rna
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Minar.i': Lini=na1lus-1d_by Vitysicitns
W- 
Have Your
Home
Vaccinated
bv letting us ln»tal a
system of Sanitary Plumb-
ing, a sure preventative
against diseate. Better let
us do your next plumbing
job. You will be more
than pleased with the re-
sult. Baths Lfrvstories,
Closets and Range Boilers
ofthe htest patterns alwnvs
in stock. Estimates furnish-
ed.
Fred.ll.'l`rainor
9
" Successor to late Charles
Hermann.
Grafton St. opp. Opera House.
5-°dmwftf.
To Sectlirii
- Just enough left to nralre two days’
sellingof thosopopttlnr - q
L 
G50, 850 and $i,15
Special 3 dozen greys. two shades,
should have come in.white, expo -
ter’s mistake.your galn,B5c quality
,t0day.... . . . .
.... . . . . .
...fsflc
All untrimmed hats . . . . . . . . .98¢
All trimmed hats . . . . , .
. . $l.48
Special Lace Sc1rfrat~popular--
prices.
All b'acir cat hosiery in cotton
. . . . . . . . . . . .
........,....l-5 off
, Ladies' wash belts. Walh suits
and blou-es at popular prices-
Men's dusters and lieht luster
jackets.
Ir you want a pair oi Long
Gloves at the price of short
mes come in _to day, we are
selling them by the dczen.
Orders Received by Mail,
Will be Posted Same Day
Free of Charge
No. r- Consists of a long 18 inch
glove, they come in White. Grey
and Blacl: only. This glove is
known as the ten huttoned length.
Good value in any store in Can-
ada. 65c: our price, b/ miil order
.......... ..   .....45c.
Pardo-is a so inch Mousqwetaire,
uade from the linest Lisle Threafi,
zo inch in length, three pe tri but-
tons, come in two tones, Beavers
ind Greys. Good value at 75c. We
are going to sell them to you for
_ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 65c. sizes 6 to 7.
White Swede Gloves- Ten button-
ad length, three pearl buttons,
washable. Good value " 85c. by
nail . . . . . . . . .
 ....`......65c.
iwede Lisle Gloves two dome two
'mtronf-rl length. Good value 85c.
bymail    7oc
ifnese gloves coane in White and
Cream _
l.'s‘e Thread Gloves-- in Grey,
White and Black only. 218 ini h.
Salep ice . . . . . . . . . . . .
.  L . . 45c.
75c. value in n no inch LISLE
THREAD. fast black Sale price
hymaii,  . . . . . . .
.. .. 50:.
Black and White onlv.
N'oda---This it the 3-4 length, silk
finish Miiiuease. three pearl but-
ons, Mousqttetaire. Good value.
csc by mail Soc. this weve comes
in Black, Cream and White.
snother Lisle Thread Glove. zo
inch, two clasps. comesin -Taos.
Browns and Whites. Good value
Boc, sale price . .65c. Sizes 6 to 7,
Gazalet---Beit Black Silk Lisle
Glove. Mousquetoire.' Three pearl
buttons, ten bnttoned length, size
6 to 7. Extra value at to-day's
mark/>t vilne. Price 85C. Sale price
 . . . . . . .
. .......-.......65c
Pair
Gloves
G i0v€$ ‘
in silk .it$re`ad__liai..1 rm. lP.~ies.. 5| te,
, Long Silk Gloves
Rich silk gloves in B'ack, White
Cream, and Champagne, zo inch
long, well worth Sr 20. Sale price
. ....................u----903-
V’l`Yi'1't§`l§' l:`ri‘6“-ivi'i`Tlf th'e"t Weive buff
toned length. ANOTHER
BEAUTY.
I/mg silk zlore in Black, White
and Cream only $1-25. Sale price
$1 15. Tw .ive buttoued length,
sizes 6 to 7-
Another glossy Black Sill: G'0vl'.
zo inches, regular price $1.50.
Sale price . .  $1-25. All sizes-
We have a b:tter -grade at $r.35.
Ten huttonet length. in all siz-s.
Black only.
COLORED LISLE -THREAD
GLOVES in Navv Blue and
Brown. ALL SIZES. S-tie, pike
We can also suit the lady who
must have' the Short Glove. Wr:_
have a full stock in Lisle Thrrnrh
and Silks, ranging from 5oc. to 651;,
ALL SIZES.
A large basketful of assorted
Short Gloves, consisting of Lisle
Threads, Swedes and Silks. Mauy
worth 85c. Your choice for 25c.
Just a few odd pairs of a kind.
Another large lot of Misses' and
Chlldren‘s glov_s» All sizes. and
all kinds. Your choice for . . . . roc
A lull and complete stock of
Short Kid Gloves (P.rriu’a) in'
standard colors. also White, Black.
and Cream.
Long Elbow Kid Gloves
Fifty seven pairs of Black Gloves.
18, ao and 22 inches long. Price
$2.25. to $2 75 Many of these
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Th.. Great west Life Assurance
ELONOMY- in the way of
While the estimates have always
eq sally high, or higher-
oN anouasr
Assurance
HEAD OFFICE -
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_  __§l1f{"l?.,..';§>.;--
are the diggiogui thing features oi the Pollciea'.»llau'&id'f;5'iliY
ITV---ln the conditions of the Policies. ARELIARILITYff. ‘
as to ultimate profit returns. E/ery estimtte ofproit to PciiCv°
ho‘ders made by the Compauv has bw! r¢\\l|1¢¢l 0! ¢¥°°¢d°4_~
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Company., 7 
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_low premiums. LIBER§il¢-i'
bien high, results have been `
- . a
Allformi oi Policy are issued, on term-\ that ctuuot fail- I '
to app.~a\ to th-use who appreciate a liberal contra,.t. R-\T-35 ‘
ihc Great--Wcst Life.--f
Company V L
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Branch Ofiice, Charlottetown.
HYNDMAN 0. C0..
Malllgetl P. E. Illalld.
-r
gloves are worth . . . .  . . . 53,25. -f . » -
(Me lot of 'ko inch, elbow length
kid gloves. regular value $315.
now . . . . . . . .
. ._ . . . . . . . .
. .$2.50.
French Kids in L'ght Grevs, extra
fine, VBli.t".d all $335. Srl.; price
$2.50 Washable kid loves in
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L Nfw Advcrtlscmcnts
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White only, zz inches long. $3.25  
for $z.5o.2o inch kid in White,
extra value .. . . . . . .
.. . $1.95,
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Fifty pairs of Elbow Gloves, ten » `
buttoned length in Browns, Green'  6 » I  I ‘
Hines, Fawns, Grey-\, etc, etc,
Valued at $3.00, srle price $2.75,
mostly Perrlns celebrated -French
1 Handsome resliden-c-e situated Aon
Dundas Esplanade lately occupied at
can Consulate Mi 1 t0
Klfl- ~ the ameri ~ X Y
Send ,ug you GLQVQ GRD 33 g MESSRS., I-I \SZ \¥.D 8:. G UDET.
if you caunot,r visit the Store, and  _E=5@___
we will attend to them.
lf you cannot get sultei in Short
or Long Gloves, try PATON‘S.
A man is only as rich
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-Persona so desiring will be mei at - boat. o,
trains. For tar-ms and rsiet-sooo apply to Ge ‘
E flushes, aootne -arv. lnarlattetown
D W White York Points 7-Bdimpd
as he is contented.
Insurance brings contentment
Th canaosuss IN U N Boat for S318
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carry, t e r c er you are. , ‘ . -. ...__
We would be pleased to receive your application A good boot mitabla tor_ood,or mm-
TO DAY erel fishing. Apply to David H. Auld
  parlor Sultes 5:; .f;:.1:r:;; s.:;:;:fd°-w.K.R-so-S.
I 3 5dmwf gwhyr Manager P E I Branch
lp- `-"Fr" ii "s‘1i»_lf$i'i
  we BANK or New oauuswrcti
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are wise you will come to headquarters for your parlor l`urniture-
eah new and up-tu-date, prices as right as the goods- -both the I
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Capital
Savings Bank
1/nuts Mascnnarsn,
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Root and Undivitied Profits over . $I,Z00,0N
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ST. JOHN. N. B. `
$707,000
Department
. . . President. "
General Manager. `
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N`C>'I‘I('1'E T
Tha annual meeting of the Prince ll‘.Mva.rd
island Agricultural Mutual Fire loltlraltvl
Porupany, will be held in the ofllcs of the
‘ i ' Secretary 'opposite Holman's brick’ limo.
 El |1135 P 2lt0l1 8( CO itrrnslfrrznerrsttractor.. »~ “-
ALEX CAMPBELL.
- 7-iid mwnl Secretary.
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Summer Boanicrr, accommodations rurab u
t: a em raons Good bcatlu abd bathing
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The whhionvm of st. Pauls churn., sn..
!.fl°l'B|4°. intend holding atlrand Tea with the
uint wcomvanvinn ammonia 0.. ut.. sit...
merside Driving Par-ki Ground. on
‘w¢_d"¢$d_i)'»_` July i0th.
The committee ln dtarge are man 0| ,,|,,,,.,.
ence in these matters. and they are ..p"|,,,. no
expense to mairo this a day of piaaauru for ms
Kam” TM'l"'l'"“¢ “Dim-tu|»lt.y rm- U.,
ying diatrlota tunes the th results or tn.
l most destructive tire that over viuilod mr.-
i>ro\ lncs. The Bout-is Cltiasus' ttaud at h
'h°ll’ llllwrhuulforma, _have been s|.g.1é¢d fu .
the ocoasionavid wi|l’arrive on the sas sr~A
unseat. .. . , "
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