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I -"run r.iri‘ss'r News - 'THB OHARDOTTEIOWN GUARDIAN ""‘ l rms-r or nm/I  PAGBFIVE'
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To BUY
COAL
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Hard Coal
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‘ We expect the Schooner "W.
N. Zwicker" next week with 900
tons best quality. ' Anthracite
Coal, in Chestnut Stove, and Egg
sizes. We will be pleased to have
your order for delivery from this
vessel.
Lpwest price.
A.-1 Pickard & Co
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H; ' .Ch’town
 The
lsland City Painting Co
Contracting Painters
ST' I‘0l'1é» MT);-,Wi-Tuly 22.- 'As a
:anus of. _rebukinz Dania Fashion,
that °8L1KH‘sation at East Alton Bap-
th urch will next Sunday attend
e services clad in calico and over-
crease in church attendance yester-
day' ‘md bein! of the opinion that
P°"°“f‘ Preferred to he comfortable
on s. Sunday to goingfto Church, de-
glded on n novel scheme whereby
GY could do both. The pastor, the
Rev. D. C. Blunt, is enthusiastic
over the scheme. Some persons who
had been remaining away from
church told the pastor they had
done so because they did not have
clothes which enabled them to make
11 Hvlnrge” that compared favorably
with that of other members. The
woman members of the church next
SUPUBY. therefore, will wear their
calico garments, while the sterner
sex will don overalls.
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WILL Nor Kiss Bninsis AGAIN.
(‘I-IARLESTON, W., Va., July 22,
-The custom of the presiding clergy-
|man kissing the bride will prohablv
be abandoned by the Rev. W. Hill
after his experience here, yesterday,
at the liiinds iof I. G. Woody.
When Mr. Hill bent over to kiss
MVB- WOOGY. Who, n moment before,
had been Mrs. Barbara Jarrett,
W00dY knocked the Minister down.
Auction Sale
'l`|ie sale of the property of the
late Itodeiick Gillis, Dock Road, Lot
30 Queens County. mivertisca to miie
.P1808 on the 20th inst., is postpon-
ed until Monday the 27th inst., at
one o'cl0¢k D. ni. and if the farm bo
not sold the hay growing on some
farm will lie sold iii lots to suit
purclinscrs.
‘ D. E. f‘..»\MPBl‘II.L,
Auctioneer.
By the executors of said astute.
3603-7-22lll-.vl.hSat3i. -
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Houae, Carriage and Sign work.
‘2_03 Kent .SL Phone 280-L
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3-.6-5Mtf.
"Use Wonder i"ly Killer-It lasts
thc wliolo season and docs the work
well--150, E. A. F`0S'l‘l‘il{, Central
.Drug Store. 3672-7-2»fM3l.
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fentire satisfaction
his line.
Ch’fovm Fish Supply Co
Phone 340-J. 173 Grafton Co `
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cream that makes the skin
Bloonf 2l_l)0l1lZl€ 506.
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Here is a new and excellent
McKinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Great George and Kent Sts. I
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preparation-Harmony
smooth and satiny fine,
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sa
'i -I »#‘*5"'¥l’*i:j§, of smokinginferior tobacco.
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Dames and a nuisance to your
friends. Besides, g&od frag~
l is Tm" l rant tobacco costs o more.
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Ma§trd§Marii1ld Snil¢Ski(iiygs'l`ohlacc_o, Bfac I 
and Combination Twist Chewing To ,_ _0-
Hickey '& Nicholson Toh. C fl Lid-
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IT PAYS to buy in this province.
SEE OUR Mutual Girl at the Peo-
aum The members noticed “_ de_.I\1€'s Theatre Monday. 8753-
ALL SHOULD see the 'big African
Jungle films at the Peoplefs tonight.
Actual scenes of animal life. 3768.
HAIR BBlAU'l‘IFIR.- All who de-
sire beautiful hair should get -Mrs.
Whfte's hair lotion. Gall on her at
The Lennox Hotel. 3235.
]‘O\\»'N'AL.-Services on the Pownal
Circuit next Sunday, 26th, will be:
Clifton, at 11 a. in.; Mount Herbert,
at 2.30 p. m.; Pownal at 7 p. m.
Sunday School at Pownal at 10 a.
iii. and at Millview at 1.30 p. m.
PREPAHING FOR CONFEDERA-
TION.- Workman are at present eu-
lgaged in renovating and redecorating
the Legislative Council Chamber pre-
paring it for the Confederation Cele-
bration. 'l`his was the room in 'which
the Fathers of Confederation first
_metz the actual cradle of Confedera-
tion. The work is being carried out
on elaborate and thorough lines.
SUNDAY SERVICES.-The Rev. D.
MacLean will preach at Lot 4-8- or
Sahlinfili, the 26th inst., at 10.307
Highfield at 2.30 and in the People's
,(lh|ircli, Charlottetown, at 7 p. in.
.and fllasixuw Road, Monday; Hiintei
River, Tucsdny and Stanchel Wed-
nesday ut 7 p. ni. Mr. M. C. Mac-
kiiiiioii will preach at Churchill on
Sabbath. the 26th inet., at 10.30
ii. m.; St. Catherine's at 2.30.
derstood on good authority that Mr.
James Landrigan, Principal of Queen
Square School, has resigned his pos-
ition. He has been Principal of thi:
School for over ten years, and his
work has stninped him as one of thc
most capable and efficient education-
ists in'thc Province. Mr._l.andrigan
was recently appointed Manager of
the School Supplies Department
which has just been inaugurated by
the Government ‘with thc object of
nflording the children of the primary
schools of the Province cheaper and
better school books and supplies. llis
resignation will he considered at the
meeting of thc Charlottetown School
'Board which is to be held on next
Monday night, and when no doubt
ltlic appointment of his successor will
be made.
:sons FEET.-Nyni's Eairem
(lloruted) rests tired, aching, pore
feet.--It makes wulkiiig :i pleasure-
Nya1‘s Foot Bath Tablets nro uiitls
Ieptic soothing and cooling.-25 cents
each-Like everything else in the
Nyal line these articles are of the
highest quzility, liberal quantity and
rcusonable price. E. A. Foster, Cent-
rnl Drugstore.  _ liltf.
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Permanent Silvc 0X¢S»l-td
MOTTO: Permaiiency. _AIM
‘Silver l‘:ox,f¢|lS r `
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t Genuine Bree ers P,
l1'i2¥3l‘3.?.?.ii%’l‘.Y§§S¢’l‘naa @1151 Compgw de=»sned row vw a
Peimanent Return on Y_out oney _ k
‘Do ou want to mvest in 'la company Wl10S¢ Bfeedmg Sw”
is A[l;?,`y§uSw‘dHt“fhoHe?in the swim when The Fox Industry
Gdlftsth airivghl; Plgnhanent Silver Foxes Ltd-. NOW b¢f°1‘¢lh°
etolzk ie dll sold. Shanes $25410-I rs a'pp|y to any of the following;
For Prospectus and DSTUCP 3
-= _ - Murdock J. McLeod,'Murray River,
Alexander Ross, M. D.. E! P¥`°°m l
ont of Prince Edward Island Fox Merchant. _
gl-emgrgj Mgoelyatfon, "President,
Broker, BW' »
l Charlottetown.
ni-Mayor °f`
Stock -
S. Emory, Vermont, Vice- Trader. _ . ‘
Charlottetown, inan-
V .Fermi-r. _
mer and Trader. '
' 0. M Kinlsy, North River
or Mun” mv" Fd)r‘Hidl‘lnndV Slionk Breeder. '
Charlottetown.  4 _r _
Accountant.  - _  ' '
To froduce The Higheit Grade
Thomas Ii. Cook, Murray River,
Isnnc ll. Burden, Pownal Gentle-_
William Lnndrlgan, Murrai \R\"\'»
Arun" u. woes, iiieminra. iter-
.r. ami. stewart. llerehant.
9, _a. McKinley, Charlottetown,
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and you’ll feel,,¢ |-
Particular *£10,916 and that
t_ pays top. ve a regular
rinki`n§x§’_.l3Ce"a 91.3° e
here/'J itary conditions
ev /._ wlie_i'e only the
` materials are used in
. ing soda water-and
ere the service is ideal.
People go out of their way ,
o drink at our fountain, be-
ause they know that we
eet all of the above re-
uirements. .
' Drink. when you’1‘
tired-it’s refreshing.
Drink_ when yp u’r
thirty--its satisfying.
But-you don’t need any
special excuse for drinking
at our fountain. The delic-
iousness of our beverage
will satisfy you.
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SEE OUR Mutual Girl at the Peo-
'_ple’s Theatre Monday. F 3763.
BRADALBANE.-Rev. H. R. Belli
will preach in Bradalbane at IL
a. in., and New Glasgow at 7 p. m_,
in July 26th.
C-ORNWALL METHODIST CIR-
CUI'l'.- Services, Sunday, July 26th:
Cornwall, morning, Rev. George Or-
man; evening, Rev. W. H., I-Ieartz,
l).D., Kensington, afternoon, Rev,
ssorge ormnn. North wiitsuire, Rev'
George Orman, evening.
WEDDING BELLE.-The Methodist
Parsonage at l'.`lliott's was the scene
if ii very interesting' event on the
:vening of July 15th, when Mr. W.
Prowse Yoo, of F‘reetown_ formerly of
Lot 16, and Miss Carrie Morrison,. of
llarnley, were united in marriage, the
:eremony being performed by the
Rev. L. J. Leard. After the cere-
nony Mr. and Mrs. Yeo drove to
\‘reetown, where they will reside on
.he beautiful farm recently purchased
by Mr. Yeo.
RIFLE N(l'l‘E.S.--Tlic members of
'che Civilian Rifle Club are subscrib-
ing to purchase a rifle which they in-
tend to present to Mr. fl. Russell
Beer in recognition of his magnificent
ichievement several days ago in mak
ing the grand possible score of 105
ots. over the 200, 500 and 600 yds.
ranges.-flood progress is being made
.rltli the erection of the new bunga-
low on Kensington i‘ific range. The
'rame of the roof is almost entirely
ip. A number of rifleiiien continue
‘.0 give their help assiduously in thf:
carpentry operntioiis.-There will be
a spoon shoot for the- m_em»bers of the
Tfivilian Rifle Club on Saturday after-'
'ioon. Six spoons will be given,
three of _which will be for the Tyro
floss. The winners of the spoons
.last Saturday will he handicapped
four points each for to-morrow’s
shoot.-All rifles issued to members
of the C. R. C. will have to he re-
turned to the bungalow for thc nn-
nual inspection which will be inode
on Monday nftcriioon by l\Io.j0r Pow-
ill, of Halifax.-The new rifle ranges
opened, it is expected, towai‘ds`the
end of next month. A city rifleman
who returned from Souris yesterday'
ieclnred that the ra-nge there is go-
ing to be n fine one.
FLAVORING l~lXTRAU'l`S. Ifis n
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Worth to 10.50 for
more than nine inches long. The reason for cutting the
they are not the very latest cut. They are wider than
You do want a real bargain either to wear or make
QW ny, A
 Moore £5’ Mc
` _, 119-121 Queen Street-Ch’town
Clearing out line
of Voile Skirts
to take a step
skirts is that
now-but if
into this.
$2.50
Now here is a perfectly good chance for the woman
Perhaps a dozen skirts in the
wool-beautiful fabrics-nicely
to 10.50 each, closing out at
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it Summerside and Souris will bel'
own ARE Qi1Ai.iFisi> 'ro 'ri<;.\~'r ,gang at $12- Sizes 43 to 40°
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part of our training to know. We lor-
tify our knowledge of everything we
not sell on extract that is not absry
'itely pure mid lull strength. Tliatfn;
_why the extracts you buy here ,;e_
further and vivo more ilelici/evém,
 Men’s flannel trousers in plain :md stripe 2,00,3.00, 3.50 to $4.50
ieii by selling only ine isnt. we win if '
Trousers
today at ‘
PRICE
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These Sl t en s suinmei trousers are mostly in light 0 .
x een pair ..
finished with belt Strap rolled cuff. lhey sold regularly at $2.50 to $4, the
16 pairs Mens
gf) 011
Sizes nm 33 to 42 inc  ist. To empty our shelves of this lot
WE O ' R THE WHOLE LOT AT HALF PRICE
M 15, ninmer Boys Wash Suits
exits Siiiing for $  t 20 per cent off l
 , . Get your little boy one of these
A138/ini;  sllggveoogmgfgwiulylz while the assortment is goo_d. There
mer gba e d . t th 1 .t f _ white and colored in many sizes in the
rey’ 'Jus e rea Su' or Sum lot--new stylish well made goods. I
Choose here to-day for TWENTY .
PER CENT OFF. -
g wear-worth every cent of $15,
Men s Duster and Auto Coats, black,grey and fawn 1.50 to $ 7 .CO
Men’s short lustre coats in black and grey 2.00 to $3. 7 5
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Great George und Kent Sty/
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fn;_'i°;e(,.gh°iNelwt  und soft at
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Stanley Ines. ,-
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- ' and Land Properly
he undersigned offers for sale his
Jrist Mill and fifty acres of land sit-
uated nt ('nrdlgan Head, Lot Fil in
Kings County.
This farm is well fenced with wire.
Good house and barn and outbuiid-
lugs. ‘
Will sell wltli or without crop. For
pnrticulurs apply to the owner on the
premises.
JOHN McliINNON
Head of Uardlgun,
I P. E. I.
3545-7-18l\is 2mos.
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When you want those leaking pipes repaired--if
your heating system is not working right-taps, drains,
pipes are not giving the service they sliould-or if you
For prompt and high class; need
Laundry work call on
HOP-WO
The New Laundrymzin
St. Ge rge’s Hall
`(Fomieily Smallwood'i llall)
Great George S l
~ Goods called for and delivered in
any part of the City.
~ Better Plumbing
of any kind, it will pay you to get in touch with us.
We can give you vc-ry best possible service on your job
-the care and skill of expert plumbers-a_ll at_ a cost no
higher than you would pay for the common inferior grade of
, work.
‘I Whenever you have need of better plumbing, call, write
or phone 393-J.
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Fred H. Trainer 022. ?»1“.'iZ'h§f;..
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York Point Ferry;
DAILY 'I'Il\lE TABLE. I
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JULY AND AUGUST. |
Leaves York Point, 9.00 a. m.
(Suu. 10 o. mt), 2.00 p. in'., 3.00
p. in., 7.00 ri. m. Leaves Pofwnal
Wharf, Charlottetown, 11.00 ii. in.
2.30 p. ni., 4.00 'IL ni.,_ 7.15 p. iii.
The Dalton. Monday, ‘Wednesday
Thursday, Saturday. THE YORK,
Tuesday, Friday, _ Sunday.
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Fox Ranchers
We have for sale_ a '
few pairs of choice
Newfoundland Silver
‘ Black Foxes, ~
Ranch Bred
As you know, next to
our Island bred stock
-this is the best to be
had. Also wehavea few
pairs Ranchf Bred New-
foundland choice crosses.
Write or wire u_s _we will
give your inquiries our
prompt attention.
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Promotion Co. 5
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.§§“';‘°§%,&D,{‘;"‘;f§re _   ‘ Booklet On Silver Fox lndustry
Thousands of dollars have already been made and many more thousands
await those who seize the opportunity now offered
THE JOHN R. DINNIS PEDIGREED FOXES, Ltd
Solicits Capital for Extension of Breeding Operations. 1
Prospective Dividend for 1914 65 p. c.
The extra pairs of foxes added are at a VERY LOW PRICE.
I VIRTUALLY $16,000. per_ pair. _
The new investoi' participates in enhanced value of the ELEVEN Pairs
of “OLD BREEDERS."
“It is to be noted that the value of foxes of one year old and upwards.
ESPECIALLY OF PROVED BREEDERS, is considerably greater than young
ones in their first year.”
(From the Report of the Department of Agriculture, March 1913)
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PROFICIENCY PROGRESS PERMANENCY
Read our offer before investing. .
\hI. E. CANHERCN, Sec’y-Treasurer.
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