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' _"JULY 1» 1918- - __ _ _ ' “ -- ' ` `

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' ‘Q ly l _ VACANT LDT AND .AcKYARD

CLEARANCE SALE

We have on hand about

300 Pairs Ladies’ Low Sh 0 e s, Ladies’ But- toned, Ladies’ Laced Gun Metal and Patent

_ "l`liesc are all new goods and our only reason for clearing them is' thut they are cnds ol lines und many ol? tlieni small sizes. But we want the room and they Mi,l_;8T MOVE. -So we have marked them at ridiculous prices and every pair ls a gen- uine bar9aln.=

c Two Prices

$2.00 ana'

_ $4.50

Morris-Smith-Beer

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p o o season on e uint

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We recommend » '/ll' _ .

' Evangeline

_ Apple _ Cyder

l’ut up by Annap-

olis Vullcy (`-_vtlirr Co., Ltd ., liridgo-

' tuivil, N. S.

Tito most. delic-

_ ions' and i'otri>.sliini.:

.- Q non- -. iiit.`oitii-.ntiiig _ siiniinc-.r_ lnzvorn-ize.

` Will keop swoot and'

t~_;;T_`-~ clear and will not " fcruiont.

.L Delilois Bros

_, 55-57 Water Street ~_"°~___ -* Charlottetown

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Buy_ Some NEW

Records for Your Phonograph

Rejuvenate your interest in

the btst entertainers in your home and keep posted on the new songs and dances with the new Edison records-out each month “

Call in and here the new

ones.

A. E. Toombs

I _ 177 Queen St.

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. ANTISEPTIC ‘I TUOTH POWDER.

Tms Powder removes tar-

tar and helps preserve the teeth. It is Antiseptic, but

j pleasant in flavor. and leavt s - the mouth clean and sweet.

In attractive tin cans with

l>_ 2 if C H t. waste-preventing sitter top. . ‘ '

J Price 2.5¢

. “ 0 bt a_ in a. Silvervl are

Coupon with each 25c worth of goods purchased from us"

THE MacKinno Drug Co. E

The Rexali Kodak Store

- ' left Point an 'c'ili's`ii'é"'ai 7 .iiif urni

D0 You Know-

Lens Grinding Plant on P. E. Island?

I That we employ a skilled

Surface _Gri_nder, and are daily grinding from the r.~_ugh glass -the most com- plicated kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which

mean a good deal to the

. _ Glass wearing public, d- img

sway with the annoying delays caused by sending, away for special lenses. ‘

S_end your glasses in by

mail, you’ll get them back promptly and in :ierfect con- dition.

Call in and look over our

plant.

G. l". Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

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Soot le

Ruins Your Clothes

Ever have soot spoil your

clothes on wash day? _Avoid this iiuiszinec, and keep your r-lotlics und' teuipcr sweet by using

WITCH n* __‘ soot

vtsnzorriz

Witch

Soot Destroyer

= ` Clciuis ffliiiiiiivyrit`I\r|uical|v

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- NO FLAME. N0 ODOR, _‘___ N0 DANGER, NO DIRT.

,- oimscrions

.t Mako a bright lint liro, thon

place n. "Witch" iunnpened) in

' the liollosl. piirt, shut. down nil

pl:\t.t-.s and open all dliinpors leading t.o chlninny. in it fow

l minutes all ilues will he cleaned _ of soot. 5 if chlninoy is vory dirt/you _ iiiny rcquiro two packages to ob- _ tain tho desired- result.

Price 25 Cente at all Dealers

5 SUPPLIES LIMITED

' “THE STORE WHERE

Marltlmo Distributors _

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IT PAV8 to buy in this Province. _

THE MOST NOTABLE WEEK ol

the year. »Chautauqua, July 22 to 27.

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GRAND LODGE MEETING.- Thi

Grand Lodge of Good Teinplara meets ut Murray Harbor South on July llth

THE MOST NOTABLE WEEK of

the year. Chautauqua? July 22 to 27.

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SHOULD FOX BREEDERS KNOW

THE VALUE of their (urs before ship ping? We believe so. Come and lei us have your ideas on valuations at the Board of Trade Rooms. Chariot tetown, Tuesday, July 16th. 101

S. S. ARANMORE INSPECTED. -

The government steamer Aranmore was inspected at Dartmouth last week by N. A. Currie and Adams Mc Dougall, ot' Halifax, government in spector ol steamers. The Aranmorc is to again take up the Boston-Yar mouth freight service. _

FIRST TRIP OF SEASON. - 'l`ht

first tri i’ th th I’ '

_hy tho Northumberland on Friday bhe

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ing a very large number of passeng ers. The train from Suminorside got into Charlottetown at 1.20 a.m.

THANKFULLY ACKNOWLEDG

ED.-Driver John C. Cooke, over in Franco. sou ol! Mr. and Mrs. W2. -H. Pope Cooke, York. wishes to thnnl. Mrs. Andrew West. Mrs; (()apt.) A. lt.__ Crocltclt, Miss Irene Crockett ani Mrs. Harry lienderson for sox rec olveil from them; also Miss Lizzie Vcsscy. An¥u.|_Env Auxii.~tAnv--A ine-st

ing of the members of llie P. E. i .irtlllery Auxiliary was held in this city on Saturday to make prcpitrzi tions for a grand garden party to be held on the beautiful grounds of th- lzite ii. J. Cuiidnll. soon to be taker over by the \'.W.C.A. lt is propos cd to make this event ilie greatest tilfiiir of the kind to be held this sea son. Tea will he served from 4 tr 6.30 p.ni., and there will be all sorts of attractions, including Japanese _anti fortune telling booths, refresiniieni tables, ice-cream galore, etc.. Tha prot:<~eds of thc nfftiii' are i`or' thi '-vortliy purpose of helping ilolruy thi cost oi' sending parcels to tho lsl.in<l

EXCISE WAN AC.'I",-_The -Ex-

cise War Act relating to stock o. matches and playing curtls in Whole sole, and Retailers hands comes into effect the first day oi’ July. The Act states that every wholesale and re tall dealer shall ailix on each un danipetl package of matches an ad hesive, or other stump ol’ the value ol one cent for each one hundred mat cites, or fractioiinl of one hundred matches, contained in such package and held by him for stile on the first day ol' July 1918. On each package ol playing cards offered for sale on the lirst day of July a stainp of the value ot’ eight cents must he affixed. Foi the information ot the Public we may say that thoso stumps for tho above articles may be procured at. the In land Revenue Office Charlottetown. and at the Custom Offices aft. Tlgnlsh. Souris and Suniincrsitlc. Wholesalers

Retailers and any other persons joll- ini.: inntchos or playing cards o or alter July 1st., without wa-r Tax stamps' attached will be liable to a line oi' not less than one hundred dol lays, 9105-6~26M5i.

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A‘ I " to I I to

nn n un no r oe

fatlbrtiplinyir. lliir r‘;Tnr:;iiiadEnd:uff _ami :e 1 hn\i:ilree- ring ie not n dye. enuwu and bottlm at sl du en, ready to usa.

artillery boys in France. ..

Philo Huy Specialty Co.,Newark,N.J.l

__~ri>|s Mtmifuornete wettli oi f 0 Year. ` n te q_ Jiilypli 6-27.

= ' "J H M' 11'a"lli1Mti'.

THE MOST NOTABLE WEEK of he year. Ghautauqua, July 22 to 27.

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REMEMBER the Ice-cream Social o be held in ‘Bradalbane Hall on Duesday, July 2nd, in aid ot W. P. So- iely. - 111 pd

THE BUSINESS MAN who has 3'/°fk f°\'- you to do _win mire at -look or you in the classified advertising :olutnns some day soon! .

_ Fon su.:-lui kinds ai list-r' goods _ or sale Iiicludiiigvtlie diflerentahrldes _t Miss' Runge, hair dressing parlors, '-'11 Great Gee-me street. Pitons 564-L.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. -

vir. and Mrs. D. R. McDonald, Or- vell Cove, announce the engagement >f their daughter, Miss Josephine, to dr. John Mcisuuc, Cherry Valley.

9164-6-29M2i.

WILL THE FOX BREEDERS CO- )PER_ATE to reduce the cost ot ceding? Come aim discuss this _iuestion_Tucsday,.._Ju1y..16tii, at the ioard of Trade Rooms, Charlotte- .own. _ 101

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WRONG CRE!-lT_-In Genierai Pro- lciency Certltlcate Grade IV ol' West (ent-School the names of Amy John- :on and Bertiha Curnie should have *sad lst (equal) 2nd Stewart. McNutt [omittcd.)

POL-ICE COURT.-At the police ourt Saturday, E. Devine was con lcted or a first infraction ol’ the l‘ro- ibition Law and was lined $100 or liree months. Another case was ad~» ourned for ii week. .

MOTORING PARTY. - Messrs loatli Vessey, Will Cooke, George 'essay ,Harold Watts and Willard Vest all of York spent Thursday in lunimerside, returning to Y-ork the ame night. All thoroughly enjoyed ' he trip. “

SLIGHT FIRE.-The firemen had a ali-out between 12 and 1 a. in. on l".turday for a slight fire in a pile ol' arhagc at Government House rounds where the wojt on the Sol- 'iei"s Convalescent I-Lom'o is going ~n. it wiis extinguished before any _ainage resulted. _

THE Y. W. C. A.-*Miss Jones, oi’ `oronto, who was here several weeks igo in connection with the establish-

ng of a branch 'of get Young Wo- neii's Christian Assn ation in Char- 'ottctown arrived in the`city on Satur- lay. She comes to further organize lie movement and to assist in the sttihlislilng of the proposed Home 'or girls at Beacomtield, the Cundall Estate property.

CHANGES IN AUTO REGULAT- ONS.--At a meeting of the Govern- nent last week it was decided to vhange the hours for crossing the iiilshorough Bridge by automobiles 'rom 8 a. m. back to 7 in the morning ind from 9 in the evening until 10.10. \lter 6 o’clock dally,.a toll of 25c.wiil~ Jo charged each way on autos cross- ng. This is in order to meet expenses if keeping the Gate Keeper on after six o’clock. The Sunday restrictions ‘or running autos in the city and Roy* ilty have been removed. The Govern- ment also decided to purchase three into trucks one for each county. These trucks will be in charge of ex- ierienced men and their purpose will io to patrol the roads. locate holes ind report on_bridges and culverts .vhlcli are in bad condition to the "oadmasters. They are intended in ‘acttto supplement the work of the 'Ciadniasters after the statute labor has been performed. These trucks will carry one extra man halide! mp ily ot tools and planks and parts of inlverts. This no doubt will greatly :xpedito the work of keeping the roads in good condition. '

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Buy You_i' Camping

Supplies from r

Beer Sr Golf

We have every-

thing to make the vacation a pleasure. lf lI’s a Picnic then the small sized cans of milk, etc., are just what _you need. .

BEER & GOFF

‘_ _ 'GKOCERS

CLEANLINESS PREVAILS"

Dr.E.C.Harris. i

Oitiee Royal Built Build- ing, Charlottetown Ill ice Hours 9.30-12.30

l “AND wan is so I

RARE AS A DAY IN JUNE? THEN “IF EVER: (OMB PER- FECT DAYS”

A perfect June day inspires

all ot us with the feeling that we must get close -to nature. If you participate in some sport. ‘now is the time to get the most out of it. Our line of sporting goods is complete includ'ing:-

Fishing Tackle Golf Outfits

'I'-hey include just what is

needed for professionals' as well as amateurs.

We also have accessories

‘which you will need such aa:-

1<opAi<s AND sUPPi,nzs Tiipamos BOTTLES _ cnocomrss

pRiNi<1NG cups

cle/ins

BATHING CAPS

Etc., Etc.

.|llHllSllll li lllHll$llll

has led many a suffer- ing person to' neglect..- the treatment of piles. The itching, stinging sensations produce the ‘keenest distress. 'llhe thought of a surgical operation brings men-

-' tal anxiety which-n.n~

dermines the general? health. . l ‘

Relief can always be _

obtained by the appli- ~ cation of ‘Din Chase’s ' Ointment, and in most- cases persistent treat- ment brings about complete cure. This ointment is worth try- ing when you think of the comfort to be ob-

tained. -

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FUR Fl§__l_llININt llllll

Take the keenest interest in -the vol-

untalry rationing schem-e. The provln. cial ooim1m‘it.toes oi’ the Canada Food Board are busy drawing up ru-ies and rogiilations for tho dlffcrenthpiovin- CO3.

You are going to be their chief

helpers in carrying out those regulat- ions.

Make it a matter of provincial pride

and competition. Aim to make your province outdo the other eight, an-d s-ee which of you can do the most ln this way for the cause of the Allies and our -Canadian men.

School lteeting

GRAND TRACADIE GCHOOL

Su-ppieinen/t . . . . . . ... $75 Expenses $100 'Deaoher Reslgned. Trustees H." R. McEwen, Warren

Gibbs, George McDonald.

HIS POINT OF VIEW.

’I‘~h‘is waei-Us -story fiom' the front: A certain 'padre was visiting a

wounded Scotsman in -hospital. The good man found the patient looking very unhappy and depressed. and, hop- ing rto cheer him up. offered to write a. letter homie -for him, to which he assented.

'Phe padre accordingly ii'rew a table

with writing ma.teriaI's up ‘to the bed-

.but .Inc was_ao_tonl;1xe tied that

side.. .. k.. t r 1

he found it impossible to begin.

A.t. last the padre said. "Come along

now, we -must imake a start as i‘m -in a -hurry. \Vhat do you want me -to say?" _ Jock made no answer. . "Welt," -sand -the padre. “shall I iw-

gln. 'My dear wife?" .

“Aye," catme Jock’s' reply. "Dil that

doon. That'll amiuso her."

_lil-is

Minard’s Liniinent Co., Limited.

Dear Sim.-This hill I got thrown

on ti. fence and hurt my chest very bad, so i could not work and it hurt me to breathe I tried all kinds of

PRACTICAL DAILY GUIDE FOR

GARDENER8 ENL|8TED IN GREATER PRODUCTION CAMPAIGN

luued by the Canada Food Board in

collaboration with experts on the staff of the Dominion Experimental Farm.

KEEP AFTER POTATO BUGS

No matter how asvsidu-ous you are

` with 'y0lU‘ earlier spraying- there is sure to be quite s. family of, potato bugs on the rampage in your war garden again and early July is an ex- cellent. time to resume operations with your spraying mixture.

The potato beetle can destroy a po

tato crop in a remarkably short space of time it steps are not taken to check- mato him. Sometimes hand-picking is resorted to, but it is safer either to use an aiisenical spray or to dust the plants with Paris green and land plas- ter. ~

-li’ the latter, mix one part Paris

green in twenty to forty parts' land plaster' or airslaked lime, applying it with a perlorated' can duster. _ One good shake of the c-an over each plant should ‘be sufiicient.

All pota.toes~should lic sprayed with

Borde»au"'niiXltlIi‘e"'at least three times during the season as Q safeguard ag- ainst blight. By using arsenate in the Bordeaux mixture :the plants should be sate from the potato beetle.

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A careful select? --

tion of _every line o f Jewelry marks

oui"stocl_<. - We will be pleas-

ed. to have Ol

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W.N. Taiiton

Mlnar_d’a Llnlment used by Physicians] ]‘*-W9!.€I` -I

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Business

The premises consist of one lot of land, 38 x 155 Feet

with right of wav to rear with buildings thereon viz. _

One three story wood building 29 x 74 9 with annex 14

x 28._ two stories, one wood building 22 x 25, one wood building 10 x 20. Allin good repair. _ _

The laun_dry business is carried on in the three story

building, which is titted with modern machines andequip- ment for the carrying on of an up-to~date laundry business

The abovepropeity is in one of the best business sec-

tions ot the City, on one ot its busiest streets, being situate 134 Kent Street, andknown as the Star Steam Laundry.

Mr Webster enjoys a very large City and Country

patronage but owing to ill health he feels _that a change would be beneficial, hence this opportunity of a good investment. Terms at sale.

V Sl

Valuable Business I _ Premises and Laundry

Business lor Salt-

I am instructed by the owner Mr A. F.tWebster. to sell

bv Pu hc Auction, on Wednesday the ltlth day ot July, at 12 o’clock noon, his valuable business premises ard Laundi _i-

R. BEARIQTO

-~ -Auction

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Fire Insurance

A Necessity

, Then insure in good strong stock compan-

ies. which never contest an honest claim such

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Lininients and they did me no good. 83 IS I'epTBS€I`lt€d by I

one b0tLl6 Of M'lNARD'S DINL- "¢.

MENT, warmed on flannels and ap-

plied cin my breast cured’ me com- E R W

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pleteiy.

C. H. COSSABOOM.

Rosswiay, Digby Co.. N. S.

Charlottetown

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'_ OUR LINES

Heney and Baynes Carriages now opening.

A full awortment in these celebrated Vehicles including all the

latest styles.

ss Queen s1jiu_:E'r

great variety.

` We carry in stock now a complete line of fence for THE FARM,

and Gates _

for the FIELD, for the GARDEN and THE LAWN.

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PAGE FENCES always give satisfaction.

I Our Lines are Good Lines Our Prices are Right Prices

l CARRIAGES Grant & Kenn edy HARMPSS

Harness and Harness parts Collars,Etc, etc.

Everything that you can possibly require for your horse in

Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers and Churiis. Page Wire Fence, Lawn Fence .

-S ..._2‘:..°::;":..':;‘:';:t::.. ~v»RE-EN<=- Grant & io.-ii may 1

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