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end .of the season, for you <1
know that the price of coal
supply the best quality of
both Hard and Soft coal at the
lowest price.
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OUR ISLAND HOME.-Mrs. Jean-
ette McLeod Morrison, Boston, has
omposed a song entitled "Our Island
Home.” which her husband. Mr. Jas.
K. Morrison. has set to music. The
‘verses have a nice rythm, and the
usic goes with a swing and verve
which should make the song popular.
The first verse was:
'ar away to the North lies a dear lit-
tle island,
garden 'twins called in the lap of
the sea.
'Tis the honie of our pine treo, the
birch and the maple,
graden 'tis called in the lap of
see. '
. IOILUS.
Then he-i'e's to the Island. dear Prince
' Edward Island,
Sweet garden of sunshine, of sap-
liiig and tree,
*- A' And “S lass as a_niu__e____0_r___i» _innnin
waves' o’eT,"‘
Wc'll ning of our beautiful Isle in
the Sea.
The song was written in connection
with the _confederation celebration.
ers ‘with us now you  -be 3/Irs. Morrison is a native of New Lon
on and comes of a poetic family, he:
`ust .thatdnuch I grandfatlier, Murdock Mel. od, .
J ~ ahead at tre local preacher of some nite iiialiiii
ay. and Iier uncle Joslilah Mc 0
L od
iwas also a poet of some ability. Ile
s
dvance later. We can K£e..§,;;,3§,{n;£ainp. Tramp the Boys
supposed to have been the author
 
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/_ ` _',!"_"»\‘ of a yard oi
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2' it stand untiitheoil ,
has permeated every part of the
cloth. -Then you have a real .
l .i...ii... .ining dai. i°._5.~. ki
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Why not save money?
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For keeping the house free from flies you will need
WiIson’s Fly Pad, 10c a package.
Tanglefoot, two sheets for 5c.
Fliban one roll for 5c.
Pyramid. two packages for 5c.
MacKinnon Drug Company
Cor. Great George
5  dust all ov the house. But 
cheese cloth moistened with 8
\ little 3-in-One oil col- _
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_ " rightonthe cloth. None .
Q '\ ._-» ' ` csnilyuound. Nogreue, |
I  V / _s no acid; nothing to in-
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Tenders for Silver Black
'Foxes
1 ived by the undersigned until 26th, of Au-
Benicd tiéntlcrsrgxinlmbgjfriiixo pairs extra Suv" Black Fong' owned hy
“mt for t B P1 nr mack Fox co. Ltd.. 011° PH" *W0 Y°“"“ °“‘» “V”
me Mdomdfitgl :his s ring the other pair pups, brother and sister.
ing had n li tr il be -tendered for togothgr, or separately, ns suits
The pair of PUPB may
buyers.
BREEDING, &6.
f , i taken from litters of
Th” twmycnr-nld icih%leinaih(;'IEi!'1:;s|r;2iiiug ri)l“p‘s'Th% Soveraitln suv"
  ir.. ~ P... »  D-  1- °-----» fe-
nc n - ~ ,,
most prolific fox in the world. th H Ch _ Dalton' and earn" the
She was 'armani l]i:i°ne;inrb-ireieirredonto oiiusame DBS° 01 “bo” 'mn'
zmmiimisni  iii onus Dirii.on's continents, as-"only “led bt' him °“
lone os . '
Nl 5°” ”°°k‘" M D lton (being ol a nervous
Bl” "°’“d 45 puplm “vm ymiiiirizor dlouhtliess ieaused the 10”! °f |101'
to new q ers
temperament- he' "°”‘°"“l t ii ith spieniiia young
litter isnt year.) thigizsgrnegwslliik ;g;u‘;'i1;:'":v; 0'; wmizh wo now on"
nnyrnir dog. and r
lor sale. g [gh 1 pelts of her of!-
M'-D°‘*°“ ”“' °°'°°‘ tl" Londiii iiiiiiiie niiiriya :giants ni. .$zooo.oo
gp,-mt mme years ago, and some
mark. _ id “male was selected from the Dalton \'nD°h
_ 'ni mate of th# fW°'7°”° d 1 nd pronounced
° ritton 8K°°°m°“° by " 'oxman and mr can B ver riviledg
under a w ' b
h! Professor J°"¢|» 5° °°° °!_ tm
est specimens was o P
gd tg see. ' hi 1, prove by documen-
I“ °°“'m°mtl°n °' th. about 2iiln°j'u:i,Iy°eia`ivn?i :fails qunrtette are equal.
tory evidence ii iézcessarlyérior to my foxes an th, mrket.
and in some respec ' to undersigned. Addrus all tenders.
For further inmi-mation. avid!
BLACK FOX C0 LTD.
EU’°“““° SQEXEJI President, J. i<,'sunl°r.
| Hardware Merchant. in L
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GUARDIAN
IT PAYS to buy ingthis Province. U
Fnowria snow Prince ni: wines
College, August 26-27. 5073.
THE nAnQuEN'riNE “Bruce Haw-
kins" arrived yesterday from New
York with 850 tons hard ,
Coal to C. Lyons & Co. 5117,
VALCARTIER CAMP-Parties wish-
ing to write to any of the volunteers
t Valcartler Camp should address their I
correspondence as i'ollows:-"Valcar-
tier Camp, Couirty Quebec, P. Q."
MARITIME NOTICE.-The Marine '
department has received the following I
notification:-“All British ships must
hoist their colors and stand by iileig-
nalled' by His Majesty’s Ships. A ves-
sel neglecting to hoist her colors and,
running away is liable to be fired on.” I
FLOWER SHOW.-At the Flower|
Show, Prince of Wales College 1-lalli
next Wednesday, music will be pro-
vided throughout the evening, by Miss
Lavie, of._E1lgehill College (violin)’\
Miss Stewart, of England, (piano),
Miss Bartlett, Charlottetown, (piano),
Prof. Tanton and Mr. Charles Hines,
City, (piano and cornet). Admission,
ten cents.. 5116.
FLOWER SHOW.-The second an-
nual horticultural show of the P. E. I.
Floral Association will be opened at
the Prince of Wales College Hall this
afternoon at three o'clock by his Hon-
or Lieut.-Governor Rogers. The com-
missioner of Agriculture, (I-lou. Mur-
doch McKinnon) will preslde, Hon.
Premier Mathieson, His Worship May-
or Sterns and United States consul
Mays have been asked to address thc
assembly. There is every indication
that the show will be very successful,
the enterles being far ahead of those
at last year’s show. The aniiouiice-
ment of the results of the lawn coin-
pctitioii will he made in the course
of the afternoon by the Judges, Pro-I
fessor Blair, of Kentville Experimental
ticulturist and Rev. Sam Trivett of;
Milton. `
EARNSCLIFFE.-Mr. James Crane.
one of the leading carpenters of P.
E. I. is building a. fine large barn for
Mr. John Mcliiiiiioii. The school re-
opened last week, with Mr. Charles
Trainer, Kelly’s Cross, in charge.-As
a result of the extension of the rural
mail delivery the post office has been
closed. The China post office which
was closed the same time as this one
has ben re-opened.-'I`iie marriage of
Miss Leah Judson, of this place, and
Mr. Samuel Taylor, Seal River, takes
age, Voriion River, Rev. Mr. Drown
officiating, after the cermony the
happy couple will proceed to the homo
of the bride`s grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Doclierty, where a wedding
repast will be served. In the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will proceed by
train to Wood Island, where they will
spend a part of their honeymoon.
Mr. John Tweedy was in the city yes-
terday.
::Y'ou will enjoy your outing more
if you take a Thermos Bottle with
you-You can keep liquids hot or
cold for twenty-four hours. We have
some nice lunch kits ut $2.25 each-
We curry everything made in this
line. Extra Corks, interiors, etc. E.
A. Foster, Central Drugstore. Mtf.
::Don’t nnss the big dividends in
the lox business. The St. Lawrence
Silver Black Fox Company offers you
one oi the best propositions seen on
the market. Write Wm. Moran, Char
iottetown, P. E. Island .lor particul-
ars. W 3363-7-10Mtf.
::Pure Gold Flavorinir, Extracts are
Government standard strength.
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FLOWER snow Prince nr wales
College, August 26-27. 5073,
FLOWER SHOW Prince of Wales
College, August 26-27. 5073.
EARL GREY.-The D. G. S. Earl
Grey has arrived at Halifax from Que-
bec. She is there to do naval service
duties.
AID T0 BEAUTY.-No woinnii need
despair of being able to :icliieve ii.
prc-tty and affective ntyle of hair drou-
sing in these days when trniisforniii-
tion switches, etc., iii all shades are
so easily procured by culling on Mrs.
White, The Leonox. 5147
PATRIOTIC ASSOC|ATION.- ily
the kindness of Lieutcuaiit (ioloncl
Peake, a room in the Armourics liius
been placed at thc disposal of thc
P. E. I. Woinen’s Patriotic Associa-
tion, aiid the ilrst meeting for work
will be held there on ’l`liursdny after- ’ __ . . '_
noon, 27th inet., at 2.30 o'clni:k.
CARD OF THANKS.-Tlie Royal
Edward Chapter of the Daughters of
the Empire desire to thank the Hol-
land Cove friends, the Press, Mr.
Burnett for tickets, Beer and Weeks,
Canon Simpson and Colonel l’i-.ake
for use of chairs and all others who
assisted in making the musicale at
Government House a success. 5144
RED CROSS SOCIETY.-At a. meet-
ing of the executive of the P. E. I.
Branch ot' the Red Cross Society. ii
was decided to hold a public meeting
in the Prince of Wales College llnll
on Friday evening next at 8 o’clock,
to which all are invited. /\<lilrc.=:scs.
will be delivered by His Lordship
Bishop O`l.cary, Sir Louis Iliivics, Sir
W. W. Siilivaii, l'ri~iiiicr Mathicsou
and Judge I-Iaszard. ‘
A RUNAWAY HORSE.-Yesterday
morning quite 41 lot of excitement
took pliico when n horse owned by ,L
cntlcmun from the Mainland bccnntiu
Station, Mr. Macoun, Dominion Ilor- frightened and mn at .1 rapid pace
up Queen street and along Grafton.
When in front of .\'nnilei-son & Co'n
store the carriage collided with an-
other and bounced into the air caus-
ing the horse to turn ii somersault
and land right upon the sidewalk:
'I`he animal rece-ivcd ri deep cut on
the foot but the cari'ia;;e was only
slightly damaged.
COURT OF CHANCERY.-The Vice
Cliaucellor yesterday iiioriiing liczird
an witness iii thc cas ‘
other . . e of Baker
FL an snow Prinfe ni' wane
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place today, Wednesday at the parsoii--CD1L9l=Y0» Allliiust 2637- 5073~
Liquid Shanipno, no will givc .il
olutely free three Lakes of the fam
us Palniolivc soap, valued at .:5c
alniolive is thc best complexion
purifier and skin food, made froiu oil
f Palm and ripe olives-preparations
of Llie kind have been used by hcziuti-
ful women long before thc Christian
Era. l\’IacKiucu Drug (‘.o., (Zorucr
Great George and Kent Streets.
::With every bottle of Paliiiolivc
S " ' ‘
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::CARD OF THANKS.-Mr. John
John R. Doyle, lfrencli Village, desires
to tender his siiiccrc thanks to his
many friends for the great kiiidiiess
and sympathy iiiiiiiifcstnd by tlicni to
himself and family, during tho illness
and death of his sou, the late James
Reuben Doyle. 5128.
::Ifl,you want a good investment
put your money in the St. I.s.wrence
Silver Black. Fox Co., Ltd. Full par-
ticulars on application to Wm. Moran
Secretary, Box 506, Charlottetown.
8363-7-10lI1tf.
FILMS-Developed and print-
ed-Brown’s Post Card Store. i
NOTICE
The Board of Trustees of the Prince
Edward lsland~l-lospital hereby give
notice that in future the regulations
regarding visitors to patients will bo
as follows:
All visitors must apply at the door
for permission to visit any patient and
must not go from one room to another
without applying for and receiving
permission.
PRIVATE ROOM PATIENTS.
Save under exceptional circum-
stances uiid by special permission, no
private person will be permitted to
receive more than six visitors in any
one day mid not more than two will
be allowed in thc room at the camo
time.
VISITING HOURS.
QRQE
P*
So.-»
o 12, noon.
4, afternoon.
8, evening.
WARD PATIENTS.
Save under exceptional circum-
stances and by special permission no
ward patient will be perniltcd to rc-
ceive more than t'our visitors in any
one day and not more than two at a
time. .
VISITING HOURS.
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Monday-
Tuesday-
Thursday-
Friday-
Saturday-
Sunday- 5122 ,
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Contracting Painters `
Hmm, Carriage and Sp work.
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If you let any flies escape
EARLIER in the SLASON
get after them now. The
pests are carriers of disease
germs ahd should not be
allowed to tarry on your
premises.
We can furnish fly _des-
roycrs of all kinds-Poison
ly Paper, Sticky Fly Paper,
tc. Get rid of flies at any'
ost The cost will be but a
ttle if you buy your
unition here .
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For Your Feet
---Nyal’s Eas’em
For curing excessive pers-
pirations, for removing odors;
or for keeping the skin of the
feet cool and healthy, you will
need Nyal’s Eas’em.
This is a.sElendid prepara-
tion, and in eeping the feet
in a first class condition it
also preserves shoe lining,
patented sifted top tins 25c.
The Two Macs
149 Gt.`Geo. St.
._ _,
v Donovan and others whichrwas
liczird before him sonic weeks ago.
This case was instituted by a hny
for a share in certain foxes captured
at St. Peters by Doiiovuii, lluine
and Morrison, the boy claiming that
he was u partner in the expedition
and was entitled to one-fourtli share
The evidence of one witness was ta-
ken yesterday in behalf of the coni-
plaiiiant, after which the Vice Chan-
cellor gave judgment for the defend-
nuts. Messrs Johustoii and liiinunn
appeared for the complainant and
Messrs McLean and McKinnon for
the defendants.
FARMERS' PICNIC.-'I`hcri: were
two farnicrs' picnics to thc (‘liarloltc-
town ldxperiilieiital Slzitioii _ves-
tcrrluy. The iiiciiilicrs of the
East Point lfzrrincrs’ Institute
and the iiicnibers oi' thc Norili-
crii Instituto. coniprisicd the piir~ ,
tics that visited thc Station. 'fliei
lornicr, about niiicty in iiuiiibor, ar-
rived by special train nt 11.30 o'clock.
Most of the Northern Institute meni-
bers were brought iii by another
special, but it fair number drove to
the Station in teams. This party
nuinbercil about sixty. After lunch-
coii, the visitors, under Superinten-
dent Clri.rk's guidance. made the
round of thc farm, ilrst iiispectiiiiqthe
small fruits and vegetables and the
poultry plant. About one,o`i-.lock
there was a break in the tour, when
the picnlckers were addressed by Mr.
'l`. A. Benson on poultry farniing, by
Mr. Marcouii, Doininion Horticultiir-
ist. who spoke on the purpose and
valuc oi` cxperiiiicntal farms and on
vegetable growing; Profcnlaor lilair
(Slip-.riiiitciirli-iit of the Experiiiiental
Station :it ltviiivllle) on thc improve-
ini-iit ui' ilif-ir places i.niI oii ziowvrs,
iiuil .li:il=_i~ Ilasznrrl, 'wlio ciiipinisizcd
the iicr:cs.~'il_\ for the cradicaiioii oi'
\\'.~cds and plniit posts. The inspec-
tion oi’ thc Station was thi-ii i'f-sum-
oil, iliu pnrty goini: -#:ii'ofull_\' tlirouggli
'ii ot w2i"ii are noiv
the ara. pl s,
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a uint
iiiiiiuuiwniiig
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iuring. Daubeny outs were cut last
Fridiiy, und quite a number of other
plots are practically ripe, and the
barley was harvested yesterday. At
four o'<-lock the visitors, having coin-
plctf.-ii their inspection, gathered at
ilu- railway stiiiioii at the Experimen-
t.-il i"arn\, prcpiiratory to their depar-
turi-, :ini ilit-rc spceclies were made,
<.\.y».'~sr'.i‘.'a: of their appreciation ol
xiii ii' visit :ind votes of thanks to Mr.
l"'irl, :und tlioiii- who had delivered
iiililries'-'cs \\'ci~c licariily passed. Bc-
:oxo ilizf pn;-lic; I-._-ft tin station they
were plwitogsriiplicil in a group.
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the season-buy now !
20 25.2.  
Discount
off
Boys’ Tweed Suits
Boys’ Serge Suits
Mcn’s Tweed Suits
Men's Serge Suits
Boys’ Waterproofs
Men's Waterproofs
Boys’ Play Suits
Men’s Pants
Boys’ Pants
Men's Dust Coats
Men’s Khaki Pants
Men s Flannel Pants
Men s Duck Pants
all going
at 20 p. c. ..
Get a New Suit To-day
At the Great Mid-Summer Sale
_ Study the list of savings at the Great Mid-summer Sale. Look over the
items that -arc all sharply reduced for clearance during the next few days-then
compare your needs _with the list-and get here while the assortment is good.
Many of the lines offered at reduced prices to-dziy will be hard to get later in
Special Sale Prices on New
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing---See
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20 £35.
Discount
off
s Soft Shirts
Men s ;~'e_r,-'ligee Shirts
I*/len s Ifiannel Shirts
Men s Sfittecn Shirts
Men s White Shirts
Meri s Gingham Shirts
Mens Pajamas
Men's Balbriggan
Underwear
Men's Light weight
Wool Underwear
B. V. D. Ifiiderivear
Boys’ Bal. Underwear.
all going
at 20 p. c.
Men
less. The best range
here.
I
One third off
Straw Hats
_ Get a smart straw hat for the
remainder of the season now-when
you can buy it for factory cost or
AT ONE THIRD OFF.
One third off Men's Straws.
,I One third off Boys’ Straws.
One third off Boys’ Wash Suits.
One third off Boys' Blouses.
One third off Men's Linen Hats.
in P. E. I. Any 3
mer sale a
SOFT
25 p. c
25 p. C
20 p. c. off Swimming
20 p. c. off Umbrellas
20 p. c off Wash Ties
20 p. c. off Silk Ties
Cutting Prices
on Furnishings
20 p. c. off Bathing Suits
20 p. c. off Soft Lounge Collars
20 p. c. oi"i Men's Lustre Coats
20 p. c. off Men's Dust Coats.
, »-
25 iight (PH
Smart new
Felt Hats
house is yours during this midsum-
regular price.
HARD HATS 25 per cent off.
25 p. c. off Dogskin Gloves
25 p. c. off Suede Gloves
25 p c. off Armlets and Garters
25 p. c. off Boys’ Overcoats
2:1 p. c. off Smoking Jackets
25 p: c. off Lounging Robes
25 p. c. off Cashmere Sweaters
25 p. c. off Athletic Jerseys.
nd every felt hat in the
t 2:: per cent under the
II/\']`S 25 per cent off.
. off Leather Belts
_ off Linen Handkerchiefs
Jerseys
Dress Goods
Worth 1.25 39°
Here is a special Midsummer
clearance of nice dress fabrics-a
lot of them-black and colored-
worth to 1.25 per yard ...........39c
25 p. c. off
black only.
25 I). C. (iff
white-black.
25 p. c. off Cliainoisctic Gloves
Colored Pnrnsols -IIALI" PRICE
25 p. c_ off l.erithcr Shopping Bags
25C off Iiniliroideiy Ifloiincings
1-Zi off liinlncidercd Voilcs
1-fl Off, Iirnliiouicrctl Rntincs
1-3 off Embroidered Linens.
When you come to Charlottetown to the
Great Flower Show To-morrow and Thursday
Don’t Forget to Visit the MIDSUMMER SALE
25 per cent off
Wash Goods
Voiles-Rzitines-Muslins - Dimities-
Cfolored Linens-licplps-l iques-all 25 p. c.
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