AUGUST 8, 1917
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The Name _
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on at sealed packet is our absolute
guarantee that the Tea contained
therein is “Pure and Good". ..
__Blaick, Natural Green } Steadfast]
or Mixed . _. .'. . . . . . . Refuse Suhstitutes. -
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 answer to the call
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Toasted Corn Flakes solves
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getting the genuine
HICKEY’S is a_l
clean, fragrant juic
tired of other kinds.
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Hickey & Nicholson
gccd. -
_ Charlottetown
Ask your deal_er_ for
Hickey’s Twist and insist on
We the Clelnest and
belt Chewing Tobacco.
that gives real satisfaction
to chewers after they have
TRY HICKEY'S TWIST'
-the change will do you
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Wedding .
  Presents  
We have just received a nice line of Silver
Plated Ware which we would be pleased to I
show.
See our new Pyrex Casseroles.
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' CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 2101, 1917.
. ATLANTIC STA NDARD TIME
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lT PAY8 to buy ln this province.
SEPT. 12th tg 20th, -Provincial
Exhibition, Halifax. 2094-8~8M1i
BEliGER'S PARIS GREEN for sale
at W. C. West’s, York. 3002
THE SCHOONER CARRIE ARRIV-
ED yesterday with a carE0 Of
Albion coal for Geo, E. Full, 2060.
FRIDAY IS THE LAST DAY for'
receiving discounts on elc-:trio light
bills for July lighting. Pay' today and
save money. 2098-8-M31
WHERE WILL, WE GO Saturday
afternoon, August 11th? We are
going to Tracadle to the ice cream
festival. Come org! , 2059-8-6M6l.
DON’T. FORGET .THE DATE, Sa-
turday,v August 11. The place, St.
P-onaven‘ture’s Hall. Tracadlo; the
event, high tea and ice creaim festi-
val, Saturday afternoon, Aug. 11th.
2059-8~6M6l.
AUTO CASES.-The cases against
Drs. Jenkins and Dewar charged with
operating their motor cars during the
alleged prohibited hours on Sunday
were adjourned until today. Tire case
against Mr. W. K. Rogers, charged
with having no nunihcr on his car.
was dismissed. »
RETURNED SOLDIEFL- Gunner
W. A. McKenzie of the Filth Siege
Buttery arrived home from England
yesterday. Gunner McKenzie has
been in hospital for eight .months and
has been lnvalided home. I-le is a
son of Mir. Finley McKenzie of Mur-
ray Harbor. rr' ‘
RETAIL MARKET.-There was a
fair market yesterday. All thc fruits
oi the season were well represented
and were retailing as follo\vs:~Chcr-
ries lil to 201: .'iuar't, ruspherrlii-.-1 20i:
qt.. gooscherries 120 qt., rod cur-
rants 1-lc qt. and black ciirrzints 25c.
Other coninioditles sold at the sainic
rattis as last market day.
MAPLE LEAF OYSTER HOUSE.-
Ilill) 's Oyster' House. at 458 Sovonlh
street, adjoining thc Southern l“r\r'ilii~
station, in this city, is a popular' place
to nice;-t Canadian friends, especially
those from the Maritime Provinces, as
the proprietor, A. W. Robertson, fam
illarly known as "Billy," is a native
or the Island Province, raised tit Brac
klcy Point. Road. Bosirlos having a
plousaiit smile for cvcry ons who en
iois his place, his patrons can always
rely on getting proper service. So
rnuny' of his customers arc Caiiailians
that he is' thinking seriously of naru-
ing histplacc the “Maple Leaf Oyster.
House" where the Miiritluier can meet
his friends and talk over the news
from down home.-Oakland ((‘.al.)
Maple Leaf. `
EGLINGTON SCHOOL.-, Following
is the standing of the pupils oi' Eg-
lin-gton School i`or the month of July
Grade I'V (sr)-is-t Gussle McDonald;
2nd Blanche Stead; 3rd Jessie Burke.
Grade IV (jr) lst Edwin Wood; 2nd
Myra Lutz. Grade Ill-lst Orrin Ding-
well; 2rid Myrtle Diiigwell; 3rd Brent
Stcnd. Grads ll (sr)-lst Jennie
Burke; 2nd' Janet Burke; 3rd John
J. McDonald. Grade l (sr)-lst Leon-
ard McKenzie; 2nd Wesley Dingwell;
Hrd Eiiie Lutz. Gradel (ji.)»-1st Ellen
Steud; 2nd Ernest Underliziy; 3rd Wil
liain Biirlic. The following made per-
fect attendance Fulton lIuderliay,Ed-
win Wood, Wesley Dlugwell_ Leon-
ard McKenzie, Orrin Dingwell, Celia
Diugwcll, Florence Collin.
::TO THE BOY OR GIRL desiring
a Business Course-, or a course in
Stcnography and ’1`y.powrrit_ing_ Acad-
ia Collegiate and Business Acaileniy
offcrs special advantages. W-rite tho
Principal. Dr. W. L. Archibald, Woll-
vllle, Nova Scotia, for further infor-
\mation_ . 3003
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   Y NEEDS
 are fully
_ " ‘-. attended to
. _ at the
TWO MACS
/_ Tan NEW or-:M _\
SAEE I`Y RAZOR
at One Dollar
is a Splendid
Bargain j
THE TWO MACS
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I LADIES ,
$4.00 Tan Boots for
$2.67
3.00 Tan Shoes 2.00
2.50 Tan Pumps 1.50
We have decided to clear
Out
OVER 100 P AIRS
Ladies’ Tan & Chocolate
Boots, Shoe & Pumps
0NE THIRD 0F F
MARKED Pnicns
These goods are all good
value at the Regular Price,
and we would ask you to
call and 1
LOOK AT THEM
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PAM' .liiif D_°\>~ C"-f'°"°‘°"° *"~ 53° Am” Morris-Smith-Beer Jo ft. at-ti., ».....t...'°n
105TH MAN WOUNDED.-A late
casualty list contains the name of
I
loft hero in tht 105th Battalion
high tea. The auto road passes
right by St. Bonaventure's Hall.
where the festival is held, &iturday,
‘ August '11th. 2050-8-6M6l.
THE ARANMORE-The S.S. Aran-
morn dockorl in (‘liarlot.tetown at
11.10 yesterday morning. Sho had a
passenger' list oi' scvcrhy persons and
about nine car-loads of freight. The
freight inclui'.'oil two cars of sugar
rr car of niolassos. a var of fruit, a
our of cement and two cars of cans.
PERS"NllLS
Mr.. \\'allai:i= W. \’Vslkcr, (‘lty, wont
to Georgetown yesterday.
Mr. J. ll. Stewart, M.l..A,, wont to
Georgetown yesterday.
Miss Margaret. Riley. City, loft ycs-
terda_v on avisit to Boston.
llili-as Marlon Earlc. City. arrived
homo yesterday from visiting friends
in New Glasgow and Picton. _
Mi". and Mrs. John llorroli, have rs»
turne.l to the City aficr a pleasant
visit to Springfield :ind Hops Ilivcr.
hlisscs l.cli.lc and Maud Passriiom,
City, lcit yesterday on a visit to Port-
land and Old Orcliarrl, Maine.
Rev. J. K. Fraser, of Gall, Ont.,
who has boon visiting in Allierion, |'e-
iurncil to the Island _vr=.stci'day after
spending scvcral da_\';; in Nova Scotia.
Mr. J. ll. llegan oi' thc Canadian
Dunk of tjcmmervo at Middleton, N.
S., is spending his vacation at his
homo in (`hurlottcto\\'n.
Mr. and lllrs. tfliarles llolnian leave
'l`l:ursdny morning for their home in
Sl|`.i.~‘liul‘ll. Szisk.. aiicr sponding five
ivrfclis visiting friends oh thc Island.
Misses Minnlc and Addie E. Drum-
:nond have returned to their' homo in
F‘roi.‘io\\'ii, :liter visiting their irlonds
in limiter River rinrl' Brookfield.
Mrs. E. Rouche lel’t yesterday on
return -tt, hor ironic in Long Beach,
Cal., after spending two months In
this city with hor parents, Mr. and
Zvlrs. 'l`l\omns Flynn.
lylrs. (Dru) Coles and daughter (Ion-
staricc and Etta, oi' Regina, Sask., are
visiting friends and relatives here.
During the past week they have been
the guests oi' the doctor'5 parents, Mr.
and Mrs. (Yliarles Coles, I-Iillhurst.
-Milton, and plan on spending ii short
tirnv in Suuimerside where they will
bc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wlilard
and was transferred to No. 7 Canad-
ian Stationary Hospital France.
' -D-' - Y' y.
after an extended visit to Pinette, the
guests of Mr_ and Mrs. John D. Mc-
of the great kind'nes‘s`and hospitality
shown them, and time at their dis-
posal proved all too short. A pleas-
ing event of their visit was a sail onl
the Pinotte rfiver ln Mr, S. A. Murch-
ison’s motor boat, and thc sight of
hundreds of seals tumbling into the
water at the bar will long be remem-
bcrol.
::REL|EVES ASTHMA AT LITTLE
EXPENSE.- Thousands' of dollars
have been vnlnly spent. upon rr.-medics
1`or asthma and seldom. if over, with
any relief. Dr, J. D. Kcllogg's Asth-
mfl RGHIUILV. rlcspitc its assurance of
benefit. costs so little that it is with-
in the reach of all. It is tho national
remedy for asthma. far removed from
the class of doubtful and experiment,
Fil Dfeparatloris. Your d'calcr can sup-
ply it.
 
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Taste Favor our
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This is true becau
superior beverages, an
better service are fea
tured. Our _efforts to
please are backed by the
use of finest dfiaterials,
and the practice of care,
skill and cleanliness.
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Experienced and cour-
A teous dispensers serve cus.
tomers in approved style.
` We Cater to Par-
ticular Peoplg,
Cqmeinand try your fav
orite beverage as wc serve
it. '
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' stripes. Worth to $10.50,
tweeds. Worth to $18.00
_ Ladies Linen Suits,
Ladies’ Linen Dresses,
Ladies’ Linen Dresses,
' for..   
16 Ladies’ Suits, copen, fawn, .nal/Y
and shepherd checks. Worth to $26.00.
for   10.00
10 Ladies’ Silk Suits, navy, gray,
brown, green and black. WOIU1 10
$3600,for  ...........20.00
8 Ladies’ Sport Coats, checks and
9 Ladies’ Sport Coats. checks and
' ’ ` worth $6.75’
for  
tor  
.. ........13.00
Ladiesf White Dresses, worth $1275
  ..... .. ...8.50
Ladies' Colored Muslin Dresses,
I worth $600 for .... 
Odd lot Linen and Voile dresses-
Last year’s, clearing at...............3.00
E...  he    A Final Clearance of .
from his office till August 227th.
. 2088-8-7M8l.
svsavons should pay their .uny ‘ ’
electric light bill beforg August 10th. . S  S
as that date is the last to get a dis ,
count. 2090
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one Islander. Pte Felix Martin, of   
Martin, P0 uoundcd Pte Martin
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 .   _ Prices Less than the Bare Cost of the
2:.$.“f..* :iz.T1:;"‘if:t.¢.““;s:.‘::' :si   Materials of which They’re Made
August ushers in our final clearance of summer ready-
to¢wear goods of all sorts. Throughout the department-
__ the greatest of its sort in P, F.. 1. all lines of summer goods
have met the price cutter's blue pencil.
There are many garments here that would pav us well
to hold-for they cannot be duplicated so far as value goes.
But the policy of the department is always-everything
iresh at the beginning of each new season.
And so--that means that you can buy here today the
very coat, the very suit or dress that you have been want-
ing, at less than the goods cost you today-HALF WHAT
THE GOODS ALONE WOULD cost you in a few months
time.
Here are some of the special
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(§-r then hurry-forthere are but few of each kind sometimes,
only one or two of a sort.
stripes, worth
for.. ......6.75
for .....ll.00
for _
worth $11.50 lor
worth $19.00 fOr.
for..
4 Ladies’ Silk Suits, copen and black
worth $22.00 for  .. ........15.00
22 Ladies’ Suits, mustarrt apple
green, dark green, navy. bla k and
lawn; worth to 37.50, clearing at 19.00
12 Ladies' Sport Coats, checks and
10 Ladies’ White Blanket Coats.
worth to 15.00 for  _.8.50
Ladies’ Linen Dresses, worth 9.00
Ladies’ Linen Dresses, worth 15.00.
 ............ ..   10 OO
Ladies’ White Dresses, worth 9.00
 . . . . .
 ..... ..........6.00
Ladies’ Pink Dresses, worth 850
  . . . . . . .
 .550
Ladies’ Col’d Muslin Dresses. Worth
$5.00,tor .....  3.50
Odd lot Silk Poplin Dresses Last
Year's, worth 8.50 for.................5.00 I
The Central Guardian F ‘ fl
values. Read them over
to 16,00 for  ._ 8.50
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I.-'fT§',§i,,‘.’.s',,,f?,§',,g"‘,§,°,§’,, ‘,f,.e“,‘,,,f,’§,`°;`,§"f,,,,‘,’,‘_ Odd lot Ladies’ White and Colored Blouses. Last 5C _
ical oilicer with tse‘195tli ol’ Regina yeaI"S CHCII . . . . . .
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Dr. J. M. Murchison. of Bonshaw, »
accompanied by Mrs. Murchison, Mas. 6 
tcr James Orr, and his sister, Miss O
Murchison, York Point, passed » ‘ . _
through Charlottetown on the way  Qlleell St. CIIHFIOILCIZOWII
to their res octivc homes esterda
- - .cos ,C
Donald. They speak in glowing terms T . "-
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Dr. and Mrs. Petlilck. City, W0I‘.0
among passengers who arrived by the
Aranmore yesterday.
Mrs. W. E. Bentley. City, returned
yesterday from a visit to North Syd-
ney..C. B.
Mrs. M. 1*. Donovan of Morcll came,
to the City Hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Mr. \\/iilircfi McKenna, of thc tirni
of Currie & Murnaghari. and Si-.r;.:t.
Sullivan paid' a llylng visit to China
Point Sunday night. They were thc
guests of Mr. and M-rs. Cyrus ings.
The Guardian regrets to learn that
tim condition of Mrs. Jane Poardful.
one of thc oldest and most highly ros-
pcctcd mslrlciils of thc City docs not
continue to improve. Mrs. Peardon
is the only surviving mearnbcr of tho
original West family who emigrated
to this province one hundred years
ago.
The Canadian Gazette of August 4.
contains the odicial announcement of
the appointment oi’ His Honour Wil-
liam Snodgrass Stewart to be local
Judge in Admiralty of the Exchequer
Court for the province in succession
to Sir William Sullivan.
'rite oth
friends oi' Judge Stewart in congrat-
ulating hlm upon his additional ap-
poinbihent. Tho duties of the oiiicc
are not onerous. and may be easily
discharged along with those of Coun-
ty Court Judge.
rdlan joins with tho many
Pte. Vernon H. McKle, formerly of
Bay Fortune Killed In Action
Pte. Vernon H. McKie. the second
son of his widowed mother who re-
sides at1508 Third Street, N. W., has
been killed in action. This sad nowsl
was received from Ottawa this morn-
ing and has come as a great shock
to the bereaved mother.. The late
gallant soldier who has laid down
his life in the! great struggle for sup-
remacy oi right was only 25 years
of age and enlisted in that battalion
which was rscruited by Lleut.-Col.
Robinson, signing up among the
Medicine Hat men that Joined that
unit. Latefr he was transferred to
that hattsllnn commanded by Limit.-
Col. Bell. and he fell mortally wound-
ed while serving under this old war
nl union otherwise marked. run daily, Sunilayiliixoepted. _ \\\\§ll§\\\\\\M
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tor and ho and his mother and sister
came to Calgary about 6 Years al!"
from Fortune, P. E. l. Although ho
Wag. of ii very quiet disposition hc
made a number ol’ friends while in thlsl
city especially' among the conSIC'i{&l-,
ion oi' the North llill Presbyterian'
church which he and his mother and
sister attended.-Cz\li§Hl`y H°l`ald- J.UlY
27.
Note:-Pte. McKlc above i'cif'rrcd
to was a son of the late Mr. John Mo-
Klc, Bay Fortune. Another son. Aldon
W. Mr‘Kie is serving with the Canad-
ian Engineers ln Franco and has been
fn. the front for over two years. Pte.
Vernon is tho first of the Bay Fortune
boys to make the supreme' sacrifice
r-ind`many friends of the family will
deeply sympahizc with his wid-
owori fnothcr, now in Calgary. ln her
great sorrow.
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Beauty of the Skin
BECAUSE they nog nn. pmt of the skin mi pment
the healthful action of
these minute organs of ex-
cretion, powders when used continually injure the skin
_and give rise to pimples and skin eruptions.
There is no beautiiiei- of
the skin to compare to Dr.
'Chase's Ointment as a means of curing all sorts of skin erup-
tions, and. leaving the skin
condition.
in its natural soft, smooth
Apply the ointment at night. after bathing in warm water
‘end you will be surprised at the improvement which will be
made by ii few applications.
Dr.f Chase’s Ointment
.¢0c A box, all dealers, or Edmaneon, Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto.
h There ere lmltatlons of Dr. .Chese‘s Ointment. lnlllt on
letting _the genuine and retiree substitutes.
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