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jet o¥ourii _ I-A DIES,
1:;-_>-__  __  f $4~dloTaa-Biaalaffor
I $2.67 __ 
3.00 Tan Shoes 2,00
2.50 Tan Pump; L50
o__¥V_e have decided to _clear
jf foal Bins'  i
all kinds and prices Johnson
‘ will close on the lst August. ’ t _
ewlmmlna wmae. bathing caps, j - 1'16°-'l-20M2i- __
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Johnson. -drugglsts. 1778.7.20M8l, ISPECIAL TRAINS AT 9.& n. 'm._ _ * 1' - ' . ._
' _ AND _2 p. m. for -the League of the » _ '
voak clncul'r.- lvn-. T. c...lama, Gm' Pi°'1i°- Cream Siding. near* Suri ‘ '_
will preach-on Sabbath' next at York f°"‘» °° W°d“°5d9Y» Jill? 25- H-Blllrll ' ' 1
'at 11a m Union ¢ 3 ~ my ihre'AduIts, 30 cehlts Children 20
 I _ _ _ I
 and.a1¢t..i».`luS  I
,-llfgahevedg ,arid _stock in fanli-
'9___ ééan _' __ ssels _:lrrivi;lg_
. .c  _j_0_e_ _ -I >-
=-~ lggi-.bB`,Iat2i‘l  amd:-fy ey
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1 f~li\a~Pickard-it  'f°°“t-°‘°»”"~l"’°“i
 I' _,_ '1 " ` '-  'and weélguldgzigleryq ct?
_-_ 0V_ER__1o_o Parris
odlés’-Tan&Choc Iav
 THIRD `0El‘.`_
 flvmnaao l~nlc§s_t'
call and _ _ _
ole. sua.-a a ea.°iap§°`I
 _ __ Phase. 2-io   Look AT-'Tl~nnn_
_-ings from 'Mto '18 p. nl. alt _Mcllilllani _ _ _ _ _
_.North -shore -Hotel. Hr- laszfl- mst. 1. Pl¢Nll> AT .COVEHEAD- The
' . ...___ _ . ' ,Covehead Methodist Sunday School
.< wngearv ellrw I he held--oh Sab- _ - Y. 8
.bam 22nd, July, 1911: Hansville, 11 her attended end. all thoroughly en-
a. m., Brookfield. 3 p. ln..,1~iumer l°Y°‘i "‘°““°lV°B- Games' beatles.
River, 7 p. in. ' Qlld URN-11118 Wore the order of the]
. ., t p. fn., B . - 2‘
i Brackley at 'l.p, m. _  ‘ - 1 qeute. . _ 1503, _. _
Non1'H'nusrlco.- There lain ll’ “HGH R¢H'- Grit -8i=0T|lM|b-1-"The
tservloeqlan--sunday» la'-las -gfaasylt  Msoliun wlu- preach-_lif"1.ot _ 7  .- l - I -- --
.terlan Church at 3'-°p.`.'1m.,‘1'iT_und.ay,,_ _ .SEP 3-¥P}?“*h»f~*h°,f 291111 ll_llli»-Y ill- l  " _ - ~ - .. __ _ .
e“°.‘_‘°‘-“_ ff..-t os.-.._--_-_.,  ~<' t. 1-‘;l.1,i':=; ?i'=‘.ii"’..‘.‘.'_‘*_';,,“,;i',‘;,;,~,-;';;f,,,;,"- »  < f - »
._--'hurofsekfrlssucea  udv;_fi__.lca~  `r_l,- 111.- Mtilltilv the 2ard.iGl;s- ~., - _ ‘ _ -- _ 
-creator-and-lfresiparnoasnarses eats _W-_Reed at '1 la. m.. Tuesday, stan-_ I ' _ _
every -vvsdauday and saturday aye", that at the some hour- .. - T ‘ ‘_ ' l ‘ ~ I ’ = =“ ' '
.____c_l-luncn__ssnv_l_oss;- Tlwjrol-T g;gi___th¢_;l_}'___eI121:_\_1_al _:»le_r;_t_c--¢>_¢;_tl_:e__1_s;_y___  w0rth.`fr0ln  t0~60c
Charlottetown " ‘ 'L `
‘ e - ; _ _ - _ `.
' L “ " _ MOFYIS-Smllh-Bggr - slssvlces wssr alvEn:- on ,°f_ the “heel were sled to welcome
las! Jl 2,2 ll a ber r lit ri ll h
-ii-27Mtf - ' _- .\` ily nd t e services in the West' Wm 0 V 3 °TS`%H 0118 1 oy
"_‘ _ _ _» _ -_River Presbyterian church will be may C0’-'|19 9.-Slim ‘ 1
__ at 11 a` m' and 7 30 D m' M the l
_   _ _ ` “" “T T ' - evening services the Honor Itoll will 'Qi-"GK DEI-'VERY (7)-L Three  __
_ f ._  ff- _ ~ ' _*___ be lulveiled._._ ' _ t-years in transit___by_mail‘ .from Cal-  5:*
_. p, _ ,_ _, ~_ . __A _ _ _ _ ~ -- _ v ___ ' ,¥ary,"'Aiberta§ to Dunedin, P. _ Er I.,
Q; 1 `
_ Ask your dealer I-for
_ f_- = ~' _  Hickey's Twistand insiston
I Ask for   
getting the genuine for
._ . _ __ _ _ We the cleanest and
7 '_ - iles( Chewing Tobacco.
-  - ‘I 9 AHIC_KEY's`ls`_a_lafiie.
_ f__-_  _ _ clean, fragrant Juicy u _
. _ D_ E
that gives real satisfaction
to chewers after -they have
tired of _-other kinds. _
 ”   _ TRY H1cKsY's TWIST
' " -the cha “ll d _
Soni nge wi o you _
-_ -ef_.- ._
__ _ THE AnANlvlone. - Tues. s
= A NOVEL FEATURE oF 'rl-le
LEAGUE OF THE CROSS PICNIG IS
THE ENTERTAINMENT to.-Ibe pro-
duced by the Society's splendid band,
and the Juvenile Choral Club of. the
 -  - _ mos.
. ' _'_-
..Al'anmore leaving Charlottetown
yesterday morning. took out two cars
of oats. three cars of way freight
twenty cattle, one horse, one automo
bile, and about thirty passengers.
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ISLANDT AVIATOR HONORED.
'-Among the Canadians in the Royal
Flying Corps .who were recently D
awarded honors for gallantry, was 0
Captain Percy C. Sherran, a P. E. 0
_"League" in me vaudevllla Pavllllom 1-fe d`°M1lw1i°"- in P- E-Talon
ter of Mr. George A. B. Macdonald
form-erly of this city, appears as a
afternoon The officers and teachers
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_.is the record of a -letter which was .__,__;.,
shown to the Guardian yesterday. It " ~ ,
‘ was mailed in Calgary, on. November-
` 24_th, 1914, and. reached Halifax on
the, 30th of that `month. It,_.arrived at
1 /gm).
,, - ~.
_ _ , d on
May 21, 1917, bu where it took its
long rest intransit is a mystery.
A FORMER R. 8. S. GiRL.- The
_"Herald," of Ontiston, B. C., of July
7th, gives a list oi' the prize winners
in the Ellis public school at the year-_
ly examinations in June. The name' -
f May Macdonald, youngest daugh-
rize winner for proficiency in vari-
us branches of study. May- was at
ne time a bright young pupil in
I
Exactly as
Above with
Single Runga _ _
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_ Here 1s a clearance price on 300 KITCHEN ; 
CHAIRS. This sale commences Saturday. _ Julgy-  _
21st, and ends the following Saturday, providin-g-i_thc;>~'-;__ `
' lot ‘Will last that long. 
I' These chairs are m/ade of solid hardwood, .of-f‘=` 
_ ‘..
-_ - _ -  1;-tl.; '
C ~-` Hiclrey 8r`Nicllo|son Tobacco Co. Ltd ~ A'
'_ Charlottetown _ 1
Islander, who was. on_ the staff of
the Bank of Nova Scotia, St. John:
when he enlisted.
' DR. GOODWILL RETURN|NG.-
_Prince Street ‘School, and is still-
‘giving a good account of herself in
the West. _
HARVEST PROSPECTS AT YQRK.i
l _  I _ _ 4
~~Buy Your-Shirts Here and Saved
S 'i((-_ou can save good money by buying your shirts from
u . ur Frlces are lower than-you pay ln other stores. and
Many people' throughout thisi fpro
to learn that Dr. Goodwill, Superin'
tendent of Falconwood Hospital, wh: ~'h
as be absent on overseas service a
shortlyl It is -likely that he will ar-rllvr
in' Charlottetown either -next Mondai ‘e
sums his lfuties in connection with
Mr. Peter Brodie was in the city yes-
vince will be interested and pleased terday, and reports that Mr. John
fMeFarla_no_,_ol me old Millar Farm.
h - en _ ' -
for Iwo- years, is expected 'home ;field, never better in Mr._ Brodie's ex-
D
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or Tues; night. I-Io will at-once re an if farmers will be n s ra n
ro
Falconwood Institution. - _ .,spr'ays,~ the results should be pheno;
as started cutting his hay.. There is
great crop round York and Marsh-
erience. The ro`ot crops also promise
ceptionally well, potatoes especially,
d si D yi s
und August Sth and give them four
substantial construction, good_app_earance; _and_'are‘;fI 
marvellous value. In fact, the same chairs cannot-‘L.. '
_..;=\_:l_'__\;_v__t_=_é__.,¢|--_;only the.pr_oduc;___of__th§__.two bes_t_____.__(Ia`rl_a_¢_lis_l-l
` ` ` . . -menal. Mi-._=Bro_dl_`e.-has,rsgul;3riv_snra}':`
be purchased direct: from the factory- now in car lotsifg -
at the price We name _ ` "
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The two illustrations accurately picture the chairs placed on sale _ly *
The one at top of "ad, ls finished in heavy construction; has nicely tt1med`~
- POSYS. Substantial legs and spindles, single rungs. Plain natural wllil;t~ _fi_llisll'. "
'_ Chair shown below is- exactly aspicture. in --_-vc.-'_v l"::specr;iirzliy _
 -. -"cf-‘!‘Sh‘?‘l» W°I.‘.fl“¥9i1¢d-~h¢evr-and Sirens -  -_ 
‘.."- .. ` . ‘ ,,  ‘-  - -.-_ .
_ hgogke an_d_W. G. &_ R._ __you are always s-ure to get-a goo|3_shlrt_
._ _"ge 391;, every. style of shirt-.and in a big variety. n 
*nd »P?__ceno you will b_e pleased with ourehirts, the`Quaiity_, 
  MCLELLAN suosssevl
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»_'_T»rlLoRS & f F.ultNlsHl~:Rs
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n*
" soAP_--wAN1'-Ep.--.l=on‘-was Pals-
` ONERS.-‘As soap is very scarce in
l~Germany _the1prisoner_s_'are deprived
'of this' necessary article.-'-Will those
who-have adopted prisoners please
sé`nd'theil° men a few cakes .of it from
~ time to time, as this is one of the
-‘few things,--except -tobacco. which
are allowed' in"‘priva.te-parcels. Put
prlsonersname and addr-ess on the -s
_.parcel, .and ‘be _sure :to add "Care ol
4_1'-’rlsoners of -War Department. Cana*
dian Red Cross,<14.Cocl¢sp\1r Street
London, Englandr' Send by parce
-post; No -postage. is required.
-RECRUITING IN .BOSTON.- Men
betwee`n the ages of 18 and 25 years Il
who have a college education or its
lvaie t' are sought by a new GE
efdihls' tub'er.s'-_for _th‘e` past ‘th_ree` y`e'ars.,_ `
with the re§ul_t__thst tbelpotatoes from
last yearfhe now has on hand are as
good as‘could`be desired and'readily`~
niarketed. » - ‘ '
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'WEl_J|llNG BELllS.-- The home 0!
the brlde's parents, Mr. and-lM'rs.'
Henry F. Bralr_nhall,`_ Carleton, was the__ _
cello of a ve _happy event Wednes-_ ‘ -
.  ,  _ _ _ ___\______...=-= ; 'Y-" ~" “--P -W. ' _ ~`_ .’.._.§._.,._,,__y..__-s__ ____ _
 ._ ; ._ --,__ , __; We'.res_érve _the,__rig_l;_t_.__to limit- q<_.la_lrlti’t_re_s;____;<g'_»_1_lrflt
as many~_a_spossible._-mayshare-this saving. -- 5- _ _ :_
- If you 1' cannot coirle _to-_the store at once. mail or phone
_b
_da eve'ning_,_|?§uno 20th when 'their
`d-ahghter Mla.`liel'_was' united in mar.-
_risge to Mrl J_bhn 11.. Ms'cQuarrl_eL
s_on.oi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac-
Quarrie oi 'Carleton .The marriage
.took pl-ace ln the presence of a num-'
er of relatives and friends. The
Rev. James -McDougal was the oiilcint-
ing clergyman,"‘atter -the usual good
wishes had been extended the guests
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your order.-‘ jofders' wills- filled in the order ia_‘wlii~¢l_1 they -~ _-
are received, and should the quantity advertised-become;
sold out before expiry date of sale, money'wiIl be; p.rom1J`.’l~§r'._`.'f?
returned. I -  _
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Don’t delay. Every chair is guaranteed exactly _-as re-1 _\‘
presented and is a phenomenal value. e _ I I . . ‘_
._ _ . ' ' _' ' - _ ‘ ._ equ n _. x 1 _ _
1 . fa _ _ - - v. _ ~ \partment ofthe British -recruiting mis ,entered the dining room where ,a de-
` _  _   -sion ln Boston, opened. this week fo' _ligiltful supper ivds served. The ‘bride
- -. , _ _ _ the purpose of enlisting men for thr looked charming in 'a wedding gown
1 Car Im-proved_Beav'e`r Board
.Royal Flying Corps. Lleut. Allan N '
Thomas, a'Canadlan who has seen
service with the corps in France. BM'
who recentlyfvlslted Charlottetown, ie
ilin charge of the department. Re ___
cruits will he sent -immediately tc
of ivory Duchesso _Satin and' shadow. ' _ l ‘
overlaco. She was attended. by har
sister Bessie who wore_a. gown o`f|
Pink silk and embroidered not lace.
The groom was _ably supported lby mg
Don’t miss this saving. Act promptly. . . _ A ___ '
R. -T. I Holman, Limit(-5ciI??f>~
ousin, Mr. Walter ‘Bears of Chariot- `
 ' _About ‘ 100,000 Sq. ft.
1 Car “Rogers” and Ruberoid
I_ Roofing R _
1 Car (1200 Bags) of Portland
, . _ . Cement -
_ _ _ . . - '  I.
"tlie"Me'thodlat church on July 4th »°f many beautiful-and useful pres; - ~ <- _ - ` 1--
““‘1°' "=° °“=v'°¢= °f "‘° W- M~ S °“"" *““"`»“ “=°“’ °"°“°““‘ -°"°“‘“@` ' i    I
D v/as spent with music a d li ‘ - _ 
tetmvn. -The gro‘om's 'gift to the
c'oNcEaT AT c_ovsHsAl:l.- aachsiu and 1° the 8r°°111sman a sis-
very shea”-ful concert was hem lr. netring. The bride was the recipient
The pastor, ;Re_v. J. L. awson n p onograpll
presided. A most enjoyable progran ‘°°|@!2H0ilS;_ the ;h_appy» couple -left amid
provided almost entirely by Chaflhearfy Wishes “"7 f“.1\9l>ily and DFOS-
lottetawn friends, delighted me large ‘P°\'°“S W9‘ld°d~.1if°v~f0r-their future
audience. Every number on the pro mmf? Where! Warm Welconie awaited
Jil.
1785 7 21M3iE2i
1 PERSOIUILS
_ iX\lQiioeei‘sl\orilwt<ll‘e fr
'»fl '< ‘ '*-l- -..___.
____ A Wholesale and Retail
1740-7~19MI3i; ,-
obliged to respond to _ an encore
Solos by Mrs. R. »M. Johnson, Ml-er
Edith Love and Miss Annie McDon
aid. l1eadIn'§s_by Miss Beatrice Den .
gram was a gem and everyone wal mem- _
_ _ Miss Jean G. Gordon, of Brutin-
'W°'”'**'*'_- - neil, is visi~ting friends in the city.
Mr. J. S. Chai'sson/Sourls, was in
_ . ' .Charlottetown on business yesterday.
i`. Ch b tb hair. Reportl
ilrgm thgrlhigilchyby I?/ir; I-Iowatt snr' ' I "eu "Um 8 b“"d|ll8 Hlld Feceived
_ - ' hat the doctor called
Mi hit l ery -mucl W .8 VSFY bad
`ap;:e<?Xstel§. wiggzgg coilection war ?p'°'i“ed ankle' 'md wld 1119 I llllitlt
taken which goes towards the fund: ;;;’ItN“_{‘;,:ll§,§”1!§l`§§h'_i_g;_}`,°I?`9aV:'_l_?_°k8___l gl;
`°f th° W' .M' S* days I was out to work again. I think
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record, etc. - » _- ,
-'Also el; erigsln ...ter1___c=}llsil:
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frsbseliht ¢` ‘ ietribtllli
:mills hams prls:,°:.i‘itI:uP_e°e_ ovltllone
'adextrororlpose .witlllskle
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last was the 32nd anniversary of tht
consecration of' the Cathedral of -the
Immaculate Conception, St. .Iohn,.N.
B., when special services were held_.
The consecration of the cathedra'
rnony was performed by Archbishop ’ll”fA\\\\\\\\"IKll
0'Brien, of Halifax; Bishop Rogers‘_
of Chatham, and Bishop Cameron.
of‘Antlgonieh. Other prelates at-
tending were: Archhi-shop Lynch~,,.
Toronto; Archbishop Corrigan, New'
York; Bishop Sweelly, St. John;
Bishop Mcintyre, Charlottetown, P.
E. I., and Bishop McMahon, of Hart
ford, Conn. All the prelates who
took part in the ceremonies are dead.
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/CO_MMOD|oU8 QUART-
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AN Almlvsnsanv. -_ Mdrrday " ‘he be" A’;§g‘I_}'f;§i§1tEmfI1_<if_-JNDRY
Edmonton _
took place on Thursday, morning-‘ 
July 16, 1885. The imposing cere~__ ,Ill
Q
Beauty is, But
Skin Deep
You, therefore cannot hope
to retain your-\youti1iui beauty
-_ “BNHS Y011 nrollerlv ears for
' Yoxlir skin.
' eep the skin uh
healthy by using g€p__y' and
J
_ l '  _ P   'vsl.vla'r sKlN l.oTloN -.
~' ' " ttf not éniy reeds the alrln
~. and gives it as healthy glow,
‘but it removes all dead tissue
and allqws every -popllgn of
the face to maintain its natural
development thereby oliminat.
ing blemishes and ‘wrinkles
its use will keep the pores of
_the skin free from dust, and
permit them to perform their
~ natural function."
WHEN YOU _Buy ‘ A 501'.
1l.E_ or veLve'l‘ `eKlN l.o.
.TION YOU HAVE GUN; A
LONG 'WAY TOWARDI 80i.V-
_ !_NyG THE o_E_0RET._'0F BEAU
nnlcs asa i»_sn]~_eo1~rl.s. 1.
.|ollll_a_oll Q _Johnson
' The Q ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henderson,
of Boston,_ are among vi-sitors to
Charlottetown.
land, iett Thursday morning for s
short vi-sit to Boston. Mas-s.
Mrs. Chron. MacVittio and con
Max, Westruoreland, left Thursday en
route to Wareham, Mass. ,
Miss Elsie Cooke, Pisquld, .was
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Hu-
ghesf Covehead. last week.
Mr. Percy Pope, Jr., who has been
spending a vacation in Charlotte-
town and Sourls, left yesterday on
return to Halifax.
Miss Florence Woolridge is spend-
ingher vacation with her parents,
Thoénas and Mrs. Woolrldge, Cove-
hea `.
Mrs. Elijah Saunders, Winsloe.
spent last week at Covehe'ad,‘ the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. James`S.
Matthew.
Mrs. George Douglas- and daughter
Miss Cassie and' 'Mrs.» Louis Shaw,
paid a short visit to Covehead last
week. _ ` .
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Mr. Ephraim MacMillan is .spend-
ing s. well earned vacation with hill
parents. Nathan and Mrs. MacMil-
lan. Covehesd. - ‘
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Miss Ada E. Gordon, Brudenell.
arrived in the city yesterday morn-
ing and leaves this afternoon to visit
friendg in Freetown and Bedeque.
CU}R|_OUS TRADE MONOPOLY
Missionary Boxes Meds ‘by Onefalm
ily for Many Years. . -
Ilia curious now emsm' t`l-adn and
Miss Granville McVittie, Westmore-
l
ti i ing stations. in Canada. _ _ _
ran '- ___ __ .bridesmaid was a gold pendant and 
I same family that has been associated
with it for many generations". it is
the making of missionary boxes. _
It might be supposed that any car-
penter could knock together -a suit-
able receptacle for contributions to
missionary and other charitable funds.
but the fact remains that every mis-
sionary society, every church organ-
ization, that reqlxires' s. collecting-
. v-, -
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'tl 93.4. ri' "
occupations remain pec\lli_¥\‘ iso' eer-
tain families. _ There le* one.~oe opa-
todey which i_s in the-bends of the
“'21 _
met; '  ,
‘~“_“‘\\\f_gg 
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»b°X 809:. as a matter ot  to
this old'-established hrm \rhQee,'~:'pef.~
iulity it is to make such hoxesl ”. "
It is a thriving business; and " one
-which has profited rather then- sulrq
ed throush me war. for the ulalrtn
tion of flag days ~and»othor.m¢u`n5 of
0011901118 'funds has isd to _en enorm-
ous increase in the demand for boxes.
-'I‘lt~Bits. _
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sl>sNl>1lvo lnolvlrl' ron J - _ __ .»_. __ _
roousm. Y. ms osmlessr §1“;;J'g¥lv§1l¥g’;ss
rar moss or wlarola You .ues rom: "Kllrd‘r' < '~
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