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them in the latest shapes.
Mews Borsellno, straw and'
' pa_f'aryia` hath. and womon'l
_L __ _llriwt _leghprn and panama
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__ - We have ré_cently'had
" - ' ` ege of visiting the oiiices
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lstrated and it is a- matter of grati
tlcation to be able to say that _thc
service- we are giving our patrons
talnable in the ilarge centre's. _»
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chewer after they have
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'   . _ \ _ gettingthe genuinef '
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We have just received a nice line of Silver
Plated Ware which we would be pleased to
- show
' - Presents -
See our new Pyrex Casseroles.
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yertisod prlco of $1.59* and race ve
our Copy of the BIG PRINT? R59
LETTER BIBLE. _
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BTRAWIERRY BOXES, $6.00 per
thousand. Jenkins/& Son.
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' ORDER. YOUR STRAWBERRY
BOXES, NOW, $6.00 pei' thousand.
Jenkins & Son. 1'l75,7,19M2i. `
ON_ THE 8L|P.- Three P. E.- Is-
land tugs are nowon-‘the Selip"at` Pic-
tou, the Ielanderi- t-hel Fred M-.'}"Bstt"
and the William Aitken.- ! '
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-Aura P`Aisfries -can ' -'-have -ies
t cream and Temperance Refreshments
‘ every Wednesday and Saturday'everi-'
lilorth;-.Shore Hotel. - -- 1682-7417 Gi’
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THE 8th CANADIAN Siege Bat
Auxiliary gratefuilly acknowledges
the receipt of $10.16 from Miss Loriirt
Weeks being the proceeds of sale of
iloweris. 1770
te-rdny morning on an automobile trip
Ananmore docked' in Cliariotteitoviit
yesterday at 11.10 a. m. She brou-
of 'cracked corn and a car of id
_cars of salt, n
' FIRE YESTERDAV.- The fire
brigade had a call out about 9.30 yes-
It was caused by a lighted nil stove t
s '_ ii y
scene and the timely use of a tank
room from -a flooding. ‘ `
ger of children playing around thc 9
trains- in the CI;'ar'lottetown station h
yard was-sh-own yesterday: Three or
tour very small boys who should have
been somewhere else, climbed upon _
the steps of ty, train slowly moving U
down the'-yard. One of them tryinr.
to climb _the steps- fell beneath i"
and the- vPheels_ passed- within an icli
or-so_.of-`going"over liitm. A- railway H
man; who happened-to appear" 01'
the scene just as he fell was almost D
and was relieved to see him scramble
passed. Parents, _ living- in -the vici-
'ee to 'it that their children are not
of danger. '
ofa large number 0! Parents and
visitors. The pupils were exatminerl
inthe various branches by U19" WH* S
cher Miss Blanche_Raynor assisted
by Mr. Frank McCabe. Miss Gladys
Ross, Miss Katie McCabe and others,
At the close oi’ the examination sev-_
eral well-merited prizes were DPBSBHL -
ed- to the pupils. Following this 'the
Beaver Club gave a well-rendered
pi°ogra~'mme, consisting of dialogues,
leaving, as the pupils in -the opinion.
furnished -by the mothers of the pup;
ils, was passed around to the child-
ren and grown ups present. The fol-
A
IS
Rayner. Dear Teacher:-e We- the -01
regret -that you are about to sever
your connection as -teacher oi' said
school.. We hereby take the means oi
expressing our satisfaction of the
very capable manner in which you J.
education to us pupils entrusted to
short stay with us you not only en-
deared ourseli to us but have won
ever rcatly and willing to- assist in
all good work inaugurated in behalf _
of war -purposes. We will also say
teaching. And now dear teacher, you
gift, not for its intrinsic value but as
:I remembrance as you look back to
_the time you taught in Stanhope
was gratefully received and acknow-
ledged by Miss Raynor.
  LADIES _ -
$4.00 Tan Boots for, _
$2-_67 ` If   `
- 3.00 -'Ilan Shoes-2.00”
.2.50 Tau P_i1lllll!l.5_0;_
_ We have- decided to -clear
ou - s ' 
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OVER 100 PAIRS °
Ladies’ Tan & Chocolate' '
Boots. Shoes & Pumps
 0NE THIRD-0FF
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ON AUTO TRIP- Messrs John 22"
McLuughlan, E C. McDonald, Benj met
Carter and Peter McDonald left yes-
- N
visiting the Dalton Sanitorium, -thence rest
I-ings from 7 to 10 D’.-' -m`. at McM:il;&'n’s "__-
to Sumnierside. - __ __ HQ
' au
ed
glut about 75 passengers' and seven W
car loads of freight including a car teache.” of Zion ¢hm-cmsabbnth
. _ gi ‘ school was held, when it was decid
‘dlings and bran, a car lime, t ree ed -My
Cf" °f 5133"- trom 2.30 o'clock pm. to 10 o'clock
_ _ a.m., for the summer' months, be-I f
*'°"< ginning with Sabbath, July 22nd.
terday morning for n slight blaze at the
the-Davies Hotel on Great George St. _,wi
e
_became ignited and started to burn .mr
quite briskly. The firemen with the
chemical en ine were uickl on the ;"sl';‘:_’gbl:_e‘i§__“_‘:_:_`l*;iggvfrglzmeigf rtehé
standing too close to ine- wail which tflw
B
proved very effective and saved the is . .
A|.Mos'r A 'rn-AeEov.- 'rne nan, D“““S th” 01°C-*fic
ing
White Sands, three miles from the
Harbor, was struck and considerably
jureil: '
MT.
certain the- niiiidinni' bf->'°“ `k""'ed' liiorris. B.A., win
away to`safety, after the train had school at H&ll1_P't_0il at 10 H111.. 8-Hd
will
nity of the -railway should certainly and
_ , tor
allowed to wander into such places day, July 23_rd. ‘
. SCHOOL W~0RK.- The semi an- recent visitors with their automobil-
nnal examination of Stanhope school es
was heid~on June -15th in the presence ge:
S.';’
McKenna, Sussex,
Oxley, Oxford,
Henderson, Boston; Jack P. Duftus,
gow _York,; Eli-as
recitations, etc. All expressed sorrow Yet
that Miss Rayner should think ot Oi’
who arrived in Charlottetown yester-
Of a|i_ made remarkable progress dur- day. t The number' of_ this car is
mg the te|~m_ Candy and cake, kindly 129725. It is registered -at New York.
H.
lowing address was read to Miss ber IS 10469 iézistered in Massa-
pupils of Stanhope School, learn with quickly spotted
' icle
local number to date is 194.
have iimparted your knowledge of services at Montague ,this coming
Sunday in the interests of the Can-
your care. We find -that during your Hdiim Bra11ch‘ Oi'
Foreign Bible Society. On Monday
y the 23-rd Principal Seaman will
respect. We have also found you Slleiik at Victoria
za, Caledonia and
week similar
that- when you are next consigned to held in vicinity
dut in the teaching profession they Services have been wel-l attended.
wiilyiinti you a -teacher of exceptional “Hd much sympathy expressed. in
ivbillty, as one having a thorough fI10UZl1t. W0l'd Mid deed. by many
-knowledge of the present method ot interested in U18
Bible Society is
will please accept the accompanying “Smut U10 W01'Id- -
 
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school. A handsome live-dollar brooch D A‘ I
will' clo|`e"on -'tire fat. A'u ust
in
'sail 'on Saturday evening. - .
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vtifi'i.i°iilHf»n`“5§iti¢il'i"si’f i'§n£i”` _ _'At‘i_'A‘i.i_r0"Ts'i’P--`-iir.'1iti térnc- `b`[' ’ ' f “MSE “'“"”°‘°"“°”'"‘“‘”"' -"~""'_‘.'.'-?-"
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.iniy 22nd. sundpy -school win me'Jl,‘ Kihvvh- VBHIOH Brides; halved ‘ii1- ' ' ’ ~ __ ‘ - . ..: .- _ . . -1 _ .1-t. Ji _
m ` '_ the city by auto yestéiuiay morning.t~ ___ i - '
however at- 2 p. . -. ' - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- _ . 
_ _ - aftarauending Kmkom h0,._a_.e_,.aceB_ 0RwE|_|_ PREBBYTERMN Qt-|_.=a_Mr. McKenna _accidentally missed the il' - -_ - _ _-  ----,t_".-_
services next _sabbath Jniy 22nd,- special for Kmknre, and s@@in_s_ he - -
in st. Andrews cnurcinorweii, at 11|`could' not set a horse and carriage Q
__ at lbrwell Head 6,30 p_m_ - _to go that distance with _his party he H
- _ . hire-d an auto. They lett the city -
NEW LONDON CIRCUIT;-There at 11.30 s..m. and arrived at the track '
I be no reachin services in the at 12.10 .m., a distance of over 35 _
Bm
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AUTOS ON THE ISLAND.-Up to
present there are a, total of 96
stored' automobiles in Charlotte-
n, 54 in Surnmerstds and 44
oughout the other parte! of the
nd, making a total of 194. Quite
tered. ‘
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. -
storm on Monday
vening, and which was particularly
envy at Murray Harbor, the dwell-
hoiise of Mrs. Joseph Bull, of
amaged. Fortunately no one was in-
TRYON CIRCUIT.-The' following
ie the services for Sunday, July 22:‘
J_. Douglas Care-y, B.A., will
reach at Tryon at 10.30 a.m.. and
Victoria at 7 p._m. Rev_ George
address the Sunday
preach-at App
at DeSahle _at
will begin his
in Road' at 3 p.m.,
7 p.m. The pas.-'
vacation on Mon-
. Tfl"
TOURING AUTOISTS.- Among.
who have arrived on the Isla-nd
-Dr. A. A..Beaton, Franklin, N.
B. ,M. Blackader, Halifax, N.
B. A. Taylor, Moncton, N.B.;'
. T. Coates, Amherst, N. S.; J. D.‘
N. B.; George S.
N. S.; James H.
George Pawtucket,
.-1 . _
Auros' Ano Tustin t Numsens.
Thehigliost numbered. car that has
been brought to the Isiand is that
Mr._Jack P. Dui'fus'.-_of New York,
nother car_with a big number which
now in the city.. is that of Mr. Jas.
Henderson, of boston. Its num-
2, ‘
iusetts. The visiting- car is very
from the home art-
in the large number. The highest
C. BIBLE SOCIETY.- Principal
D. ‘Seaman will address three
the British and
Cross, Wednesday
Thursday 26th Glen
illiam. P. E. l. During this past
meetings have been
of Souris. These
great work the
-accomplishing thro-
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Beauty ist But
Skin Deep _ _
You,_thei-efore cannot hope
to retain your youthful beaiity
unless you properly care -for
your skin. _ `
Keep -the skintsatiny, and .
_healthy by using our-. -
vstvsr skin Lotion
, It not only feeds ' the skin
and gives it a healthy' glow,
'but it removes all dead tissue
and allows every portion of
the face to maintain its natural
development thereby eliminat-
-ing blemishes and wrinkles
its use will keep the pores of
the skin tree from dust, and
permit tham to perform their ,
natural function.
wnsn vou suv A sor-
'ri_s or verve.; .asictn L0.
'rion vou HAV onus A
Lone wAv 'rowARDs soi.v-
irnvo THE 'szcnli'-oii' sEAu-
PRIOE 350 PER IOTTLE.
Johnson &_ Johnson
~- 'rite Guilty muslim-
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' _ ' __ ___ _ __ _ _ -t ,-1. -_ '-» . _-t' t . _t _ es will be: Murray Harbor at 10.80
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_ _ ~  _  _._ -_ -_ _-,_  » gm; Conga Bear at 3 p.m.. 'White - - . f _  _ t-_
' _ QON D, an s ii .. 0. Beginning with Sun- _ ' 
 ii... “.§f=i.'.=°..:.-z.-is       -. *O ¢XPe¢‘* mm 2 _¢-Uil-_- ,
uw. - .__ 1762 Murray llarbor church will _begin at -
" -|"H~-'f’ ‘ 7 instead' oi' 6.30. This order will
vei\No_N nivsn souisn Mn.i_e °°“"““e f°f 801116 time-
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»~1769-7-20M2i. WELCOME VIISITOR.-On Sunday
' ' 1-- _ last Rev. Thos. Hodgson, of Hants-
IOB -CREAM -AND TEMPERANQE port, N.-S., preached to a large con-
REFREBHMENTS every Wednesday gre-gation, with much acceptance, in'
and Saturday B'V°Hi_l-'ilstat Mc_Millan's the Murray Harbor Methodist church.
N0"-U 45I\9'7° H°"|- 1533‘7'l7M3i- Mr. Hodsson was recently married -
W .7 to Miss. LeLacheur of the communi- i
THF 37”- SAF'-E 1° du? _'<9 \"'lY§,_»ty, and -has been visiting her’ homo
CI1l_l`l°"°l°W’1` 011 Flfidil' m°"1l!1 *previous to taking up pastoral duties i’ _
with a‘ cargo of coal and will--likely .on hh'-°|,cu"_»-in N_ s_ - _ - K’ I anmlphnhd mm _vvh°h__””`d_,’P“|y”,‘”‘__*|-,§_ _
`- tty- -
D E _ D _ --
w London circuit on Sunday, July miles. Mr. McKenna fully realized AMSTERDAM. ~ The internal
d, as the pastor, Rev. R. W..Irvine .the advantage of autos to P. E. l.. struggle in Germany Monday definite-
with an accident. and claims thait those opposed tio ly turned upon the question of terms
-l them would do well to take a trip to 'of peace.
OT ENOUGH 0FFERED.-- The the western part of the Island- and The next step in the political iight,
dence of Dr. Roderick McNeill, see what-they have done in that which has held the attention oi' the
_wnal stretlt, oflered for sale at part, and improvement made to thelworld for the past week wlll_coms
ation this week, did not sell, The roads. _-Com. on the peace resolution put forward'
THE ARANMORE.- The S. S. highest bid was 53100_ - by the majority party in the Reich-
MURRAY HARBOR METHOUHT
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The treat-that its-‘inverse  ‘ 

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“SEAL -BRAND”  3 _ 
is always realized to this-_§1`  
for ‘fSeal Brand” 
aroma and .flavour to 
s oonful -in'-»-the air-ti  f   
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. _ 1- , . -fi .- ~, fine gi"oispd_toi-.?ercol.q]ars. ,Novognold |n|>_gl*,,_;_~_ ,”,___;__
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nas. -rite _i.°inii_ Assessor td_&ay‘;--iw
ports a popular peace 
so having ta.keIi_ place iipo .__th _.dp
parture of Field Marsh! _ton-QM
denburg tor Grand Hoadqiilrprp,
following his conference. _ 
party leaders im Berlin.  .` -'
A large crowd was on 'b itdhfhlll
the Field Marshal departed. Shouts
immediately arose f as’ 
appgred. ood  Zta- 'a
"venous peso." sow
shouted. Then came 'cries 
others: “Give us an `eorly;&¢l`n'»
Hindenburg _silentlygoail ‘_ d.'_ 
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nesday night a meetingof the ' ' '
to change the hour_ of opening, _ , f
f>¢~_; ia.
August Records
WE LL be There-On the Land, on the
Sea, in the Air” is a ringing defiance
flung to a foe-sure to strike fire in
the soul of CanadiansiBugle calls, drum and
the splendid baritone of Arthur Fields make
this record truly great. Also like it tn patri-
otic strength are these other
Great Patriotic Songs
WE’U. BE THERE--ON THE §THE MAN BEHIND THE HAM.
l LAND, on 'rns saA, in 'ri-is A-22,, Ml-IRANP THEPLOW- lm”
A2?7§ AIR. Arthur Fields, baritone.
‘°,§f.,‘;f WHAT KIND or AN AMERICAN
ARE YOU? Arthur Fields, bari-
(DDC.
w_inCh Hall, baritone. _
Sjc STRIKE UP THE BA ND
' (HERE COMES A SAILOR).
- james Hall, baritone. _
HE LEI NO K_AIULA.Nl.(EdWll’ds.)
- Helen Louise and Frank Fororo.
A2273 sos vous. counrnr AND My  Gotta.-winet.
,winch COUNTRY. Peerless Quartette. sm 1-;v|;R\`30D_y HULL (Cunt,;_)
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Added to these is an unparalleled list of the biggest popular hits-twenty-.tix
such hits as “Till the Clouds Roll By," from “Ohl Boyl", catchy' and tuneful, sung
by Anna Wheaton, star of “Obi Boyl" and James Harrod, operatic tenor; and
“Oh, Johnny!" the hit of “Fqllow 1_vIe,"' _rendered by EIiz:=_’Jcth_Brice, Keith vaude~
_ville star; also tzuelwe great dances, including two long aw:-:ted innovations, ten-inch
'dance record: at 85c.dju_st as brilliant and perfect in rhytl.:i as the famous I2-inch
_Columbia dance recor s. ‘~
Then there are song gems by Lucy Gates, Vemon I-iles, and two well-loved
classics by Charles Harrison; two hymns by Rodeheaver; whistling, Scotch dialect
and talking novelties; and bell, saxophone, Cornet and Hawaiian guitar instrumental
recordings completinga list that is undoubtedly the greatest in popular appeal ever
oiiered. _ Every record a HIT-and you can prove it today at any Columbia dealer
A I New Columbia Records on sale the 2_0!.': of ozfsry month. __
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