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H /5. I. and 2 Ib. tins ~in tliebsim, grouncI,or fn: ground' its good ice-cream and, cake. so every- win he held at Marshfield' in uid oi
f fm- percolawm bodycome. ll’ unfavorable on the lol- me Presbyterian church on the Mnnse
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minimum charge twenty tive cents. ..*WATCH the procession oi’ autos
Canadian womanhood. She has nursed the sick
and wounded- she has cared for the widows and
orphanswhile working for the Nation her work ~
from -Charlottetown and intermediate
*A STRAWBERRY and ice cream iwints. to Cardigan on July 16th
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Legislative Chamber
Photographs
Orders taken now
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A. E. LYON
Artistic Photography
- Charlottetown, P. E. I.
_ Photographs ofall sizes, films
fit all size amateur cameras are
ceived fresh every week.
Moderate prices
Personal a tiention to Amateu
I Photogr aphy.
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Maile by one of our' best
P. ls. I. Millers (Iloilcr
Process) from choice import-
ed l"II"E and 'MARQUIS
WlIlL`A'I`.
We receive a fresh stock
every few days, (we supply
the wheat).
nirt cents per pound
(Sold in any quanity)
PORHIDGE, R OL LE D
)A'l`S, 'l`A,BLE CURNMEAL,
OA'I`lViE;\L, G R A H A M
LOUR, RYE F L O U ll _
UCKWHEAT F L O U ll,
AT F L O U ll , BABLEY
LOUR.
All fresh and sweet, and
sold in any quanity af lowest
prices in the City. Phone in
your order. Orders filled and
sent promptly.
CARTER & COE
Phone 208 Flour & Feed
pins: _ V _--_ _
Piioiissiouit Ciiio
DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURATIVE TREATMENT by
month in advance. Purdy Sta
Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.
HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.
M132-5-20MtillAug20pd.
Dr. K. W. McKinnon
VETERNARY SURGEON
Office, 139 Kent Street
Opposite Moreil Hotel
, Telephone 764
5900-5-23M3inos.
D. STEWART. ii. C.
Barrister, Solicitor and
, Notary Public
Nowson Block, Charlottetown
Branch Office, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Real Estate
S. S. HFSSIAN
Bsrrlstsr, Solicitor
Notary Public, atc.
MONEY T0 LOAN
Montague. P. E. l. I
IN TIMES OF PEACE PREPARE
foitwaa--in SUMMER ._.__"° i
lrtiicf Youre comin sions.-!. I» ”'“
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TIIERE are several rea-_
sons why you
should buy your winter
coal during the summer
months. The most im-
portant one is that you
will thereby effect afcon-
siderable saving ol’ money
-and then there may be
a notable shortage of
coal just when you are in
need of it. Who can tell?
C. LYONS '& C0.
Phone lI1 Queens Wharf
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__ _'_ L  __ ___ A _ __ “°° ‘ ` _ _,~ANNANDAi_E,~Mr_ w_ “_ U _
D¢..£"').fy)&`)-t-'9<"`°°."°_;T_°_f_§ :fi"”A'-?9ki°‘"‘;°°“(l”°_0<i=°_§A  0_C_D_ N0_ 6 ` derhay, Buy' i<‘oriun-c, nnd Mi-_ W_ |?_
1' 1;. . --_T'“-1 _-_ ' _,_ -_-____T_'*“`_""`°"`“_ 3 . Jenkins, I)ureil, were vi:-iilors~to the
.,,,,_,,,,.m,,%,,A.,m,,. Entertained at Orwell
E n  r  m e n t S _I  (ln Suluriiiiy :il`turn'ion Sir Aiiflrewi
A '_ Mini-_Pliiill ;in,1 Colonial Miicpliiill had
- Iii j. Sz Tl: -.l e°,()il‘:e‘,: i l-
fr0m Amateur ‘  "  ii’ _‘fi  in."-". {.”"’f-"'“‘.
i 1: th li ‘Vi l tiiry stilit i tea ani
dinner :it (Irwell wltli ai numl1»‘:r ol'
llii-ii' l`i‘iciids who had bnmi invited to
The giiesis were: Sir Louis ilzivies,
Moore, Ltr (lol. l‘i‘uwsc, Ll..-
liclgli, Lt. Paton, Lt. Messorvey Mr.
A.. li. Warburton, Mr. Alex. Martin.
Rev. l)i'. i<‘iillcrtoii Mi' i) A Mac-
Paton, _ il/li. J. ll. Messervey,
Mayor Wright, Mr. George Robinson,
Mr. l". W. Hyndman, Mr. J. E. Tid-
'i‘iiiniiii'sli. .
The guests inotored from Charlotte-
town. They had tea on the gallery,
rooin by Mrs, Mac iiiil. The afternoon
night
Sinclair had not returned from Ot-
tawa, l\less:‘s. Martin and Nash were
otlicrwise occupieil, Judge Macdonald
was detained by the illness of the
Governor. Lt. Col. Jenkins and Mr. P.
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COST ACCOUNTANTS »
General, Municipal and Corpor-
ing.
CONSULTANTS ON
Government and Civic income
ond Eiiiciency
Oiilce and 'Phone Connection
Bt. John, Moncton. Amherst. .
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MARK R. McGUIGAN, B.
Barrister Solicitor ste.,
Money to Loln
Csmoron Block
l0l!S0il & DUFFY
Blrristsrs and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Csnsds
MONEY T0 LOAN
Moll-IMI R lcKlllll0l|
Bsrrlstsrs Attorneys-st»lsw
Office Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown. P. B. i.
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LIBLEOD & BETITLEY
W. E. Bontloyr K. C.
Bsrrlstsr and Attorney-st-Isw
MONEY T0 LOAN
0ll'Ioo--Bank of N., B. dnsmbors
IIRBURTOH 8 Still
Bsrrlstorl, Attorneys, Notary
l_tloi\`. ' '
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Pub-
Ilc, Etc., Solicitors for Csnsds Bllik
Association lsnk of Montrssl, Can-
liis. Permanent Mortslv C°l‘P°I",
Luminoscopy
Shadow Test
System
Looking into the Eye
The most advanced science
of Eyesight Testing known.
'1`his system measures and
corrects any hidden or latent
trouble. It is especially valu-
able in old chronic hard cases,
and those who have not recei-
ved satisfactory results else-
where. We also use in our
Test room the Ophthalamo-
meter Retinoscope. I_’h0i`0-»
meter and other delicately
adjusted apparatus for deter-
mining just in what degree
if any. your eyes_fall short
of perfection. If in need Of
glasses come in and_ “SEE”
Superior Eye Service.
ii., i; iiiiioil
Optometrist 8.- Prescription
Druggist
Montague, P._E, I.
ext Door Bank oi' Commerce
i Valuable I Crops
` Farmers I
Attention !
Save Your
Bv Usiuo OUR
40 per cent
SOLUTION oi - -
FORMALDEHYDE
We guarantee this FoR-
MALDEHYDE to be up to
the Government Standard
` Directions on every bottle
Sold by the small, or by
the gallon y ‘
Carruthers & Parkman
Limited
Wholesale & Retail Dr?gists
Montague - - P. .l.
village last week. ~-Quite u nuiiibrei'
ui' visitors :irc izoiiiiiig huino this _sunl-
iiiier from the ilnitcd States, ~~Mr_ l)_
ii. Mciloiiiilil, Mi',’(!. lil. Iiingwoll, oi'
iliirell, und Mrl Jaincs Swallow were
:ii liuwlett‘s Mills lust week. -Mr.
(liiniorun Miclloniilil i.-i i'i*p:iii'iiii; Iii-'i
building he recently piircl1a.~ieil i'i‘oin
Mr, John Jenkins, ilurcll. *Mn lsuue
iwlctt wus in Soni-is lust week. -
,Mix _'(lliai‘les iloiiln, 'Buy l"ortuiie, was
('Ill0I` -IU-“lI‘f“ Mulllimilill- IMF- JUSUC0 ii recent visitor. -Ainong; the visitors
l"itzGerulii, Mr. Justice Iiuszard, Judge 1,
iStcwari,_ i.t.~(7ol. liorilcn. Lt.-(lol. mr
(lol. 30
inuet liini. 1];
ure last week were -Mr, McE.icliei‘ii,
n, illig River, Mr. J. H. Fruiicis and
Mrs, Francis, Sailor's llope.
iiinnon, Mr. Frank 'licartz,'Mr. Juiiies S
Mr, Amos ilodii, North Milton, .
raws attention to the iiecossity for SU,
iprovcd station aceoinniodution ut.
ilton_ A great deal ot' produce is
iipped from tlieneighborliooii and
rnierly' was hauled to town. The
iriners now consider that as they get
ie saline price in Milton as the do
and were reccivcii in ilie drawing (1
oi in
wus spent by the strciini in the woods, M
:ind dinner was served in the two Si
dining roonis. (0
A eoriliul expressioii of wclcoinc fl
was inudo by various speakers to U
(iciicrai Thacker and the visitors ar- in
rivcil in f.‘liarlottctown before mid- Should llF0VI¢I“* U16 necessary fuciii.
es for shipping f, o. b. Milton, They
0 not want ii. telegraph otlice, ‘but
insider that`a second class station
ith the usual shed-s should be pro-
ided in place of the present siding.
Severn) other persons were unavoid- E;
ably absent. Preiiiler Arsenault was C(
in .Siiininei-side, and Mr. Bell was in W'
thc country, Messrs. Nicholson and V
l{\ALA'l\iAZOO, MICH., July 12. -
hlrteen of the nineteen races pro-
raninied for the Grand -Circuit meet-
g, which opens at Recreation Park
uesday. will 'be raced over the mile
ack. Se*/en ot' them are also early
osing events, in which the horses that
ppeared at Cleveland will take the
ord. ‘
The Rickman Hotel $2,000. Purse
r 2.13 pacers is the feature event for
e first day of the nieetlng, and it
oks as though Gecrs would win it
ith Goldie Hai. Her three miles at
leveland in 2:0-1%, 2:0-4%, 2.061/Q was
high class pertoriiiaiice. She will
so be forced to step that fast to win
lore froin Darvester ii’ lic should be
arted in il, as well as Eva Abbe.
Sanardo and Flora A.
The free-for-all pacers will parade
n \Veiliicsiiuy. the list of eligible cun-
idzitos being llireeiuni J., Lillian T..
lngle G., and Peter Nash. It will be
aiiilwiclied with the three year old
ot in which Andrews will no doubt
ipeiir behind Abbie Piintney with
hich he won at Cleveland, in 2:06*/y
hile the other starters will include
)i'usilol`f with which Murphy forced
_ |;|-(,,,k|}0|,|, |»_ p;_ [_ liliii out, King Stout and P0l€i‘ li-
’l‘li<=_ Paper Mill $3,000. Purse for
, ' the 2:06 irottcrs will also be decided
,F , on the second iluy. As at (lieveianii
will ui anoth i ati ggle l
S. .Brown lound it impossible to leave T
town. The weatliei' was perfect and g
the journey down and up as well as in
thc ciitcrtziinnient was much enjoyed T
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`T D o n o t sulter ‘L
' ' / another da with W
1tchingpT1ieod~
lug. oi- rotrud- fo
surgical apes-
ation rcqulrod. I0
Dr. Chriso'a Ointment will rcliovo you at once W
and as cartii.iiily cure lion. 601.1. ii. box; all
egl_ci's, or Ediiiiiiisun. iles BL Co.. Liiniled, C
oroiiio. Sample box frcoii' you niuiition this 41
por and enclose 2: "amp to pay postage, al
ing Piles. No th
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A liiisiiicss stand nl. llrookileld with S
lioiise ziiiil biirii; also about one ui-rc s
oi' land in t-oiiiivctloii. A good proposit- lr
ion for the riglil. iiiain. Price reason- ill
_ _ _ able, lininciliute mic as owners ure W
  going west. Write or apply V
lt. res *_ in em ‘ii ie-
, twern Royal Muck, Peter June, Busy’s
 g5gEg"?gEgEbqg5%‘*T'  l.asi»iie :ind Miss Perfection with the
'i`uddicr .ind either Muck Forbes or
Prince liorec added. At Cleveland
Murphy won with Royal Mack in
i~ 2.071/4 after dropping ii heat to Goers.
AND AUDITURS  llc ‘will be forced to step faster than
gg that to stall off ‘Stinson with The Tod-
atmn Audmng and Systemnub up dler or Mcllevitt with the selection
gc, from t.hc Shaw stable providing Cox
does not make trouble for all of tlieni
its with [lusy‘s Lassie.
QF, The Coluinbln llotel $3,000. Purse
Tuel Munufactm-|ng C0." Q5 .for the 2:13 trotters should prove a
EE very fast race as it will :bring out
gg Mary Coburn, Fenestn, Harvest Tide
Pig Peter Coley, ‘McGregor the Great and
 iiiiiin i~‘ir~i.~i~_~@r_ at eievsinnn Pi-ier
~ (foley won in 2:07*/,. Peiiestii in
2:0654. Hiirvest Tide forcing her out
while Mary Coburn niude Allie Lou
trot in 22.4% to win the ilrst heat oi’
the Ohio Purse.
The Burdick Hotel $2,000. Purse for
2:06 pacers cannot fail to prove a
stubborn battle between Frank Dewey
if he came out of his Cleveland race
in good i’oriii and the Tennessee terror
Grace Direct which after making a
sweep over the hall’ mile tracks since
the last week in May landed in front
at the first time of asking on n inlle
track in 2:0-il/¢, Frank Dewey also won
in the -saina notch after dropping a
couple of heats while O. U. C., Jay
Mack, Darvcster, Symbol Baron and
Read Bearer all of which are named to
staiét showed almost as fast at Cleve-
lan .
NNW YORK. July 12.-Since the
opening days of the recent World T
War, customs in ii. good many lines  
have undergone marked changes. in
no direction has this been more iiotle
eable than in furs. Through custom  H
furs were worn only in the late fall  
and winter months. and their use in
this way made the iur 'business a sea-
sonablc one oi' relatively short dur-
ation. With tho beginning, however,
a few years ago of our present pros!
porous times in America, Dame Fash-
ion interiered with custom in calling
_lor the use of ture in the late spring
. and summer months, and this summer
use oi' iurs increased in popularity un-
til it has reached startling propor-
tions this year-the' volume of oper-
‘ Ill 0115 be H8 surpr s ng. it has placed
 &  ‘turn the world over in the list oi’ all
year commodities, with every indic~
ation of this custom remaining per-
manently. l
The heavy consumption oi’ furs so
far the present summer has kept
‘manufacturers extremel u
6906-7-10-Mtiiunitutiipd
urned soldier; Mr. lllrani Robert-
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Wanted at Milton
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the city, the railway authorities
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THE housewife who has her ipzmtry stocked with 
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon has no fear 
of the ravenous appetites that come with holiday 
life. She is never taken unawares by the unex- p
,pected guest. _ . 
A SWift’s Premium 
Hams and Bacon 
--good all the year round--are specially desirable in the days when 
light meals are most attractive, and licavy cooking most disagreeable. 5?
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woi'lil’s enlarged deinaiid are usually
small. The result oi` such activity has
found expression in increased prices
tor moss kinds ot' [urs since our
Spring Sale. With the entrance also of
Central Europe (after an absence ot
four years) into the i'ur niurket, ol'
which they fornicrly were one ot the
largest consuniers, ii further advance
in prices on practically nil iurs can bc
anti visible supplies in the face of the confidently looked for. ii\ilf'h "-'1V0i` fit i\dVi1iiCl’-ll DFICSS imd
.Big iinovenients oi' holdings have I give every proniisc oi commanding ev-
been made recently in ull inai'kcts.§cn more attention for the balance of
The demand is not confined to only ai the scasoii. Foreign iurs of all kinds.
few articles. but all kinds arc wiinted.f arrivals ol' which in this country have
The staples, such as skunk, opossiini,; not been as iiciivy as expected, are
niliik, coon, etc., are apparently the. likewise vcry inuch in deinanil.ln fact,
strongest, with heavy inquiry also for no article is neglected. All classes oi
i>I‘=H1ii0i\lly all northern goods. l<`0xcs.1si<ins. from the sliort-liiiired to thc
good quality wolves, lynx, fisher and loiig-iiziiiwl kinds, are niccting with
tho like recently have been enjoying, rcady siilc now.
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STAG Chewing Tobacco
is appreciated by both
of 'Canada’s war units
--those who fought in
Flanders and those who
It is also enjoyed by
civilians of all classes
_ throughout Canada and
is recognized as being
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created such ii big demand for goods,
` . that stocks oi' raw fufs in all parts oil
the world have shrunken decidedly _
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