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lf You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble Take Advantage of This Oiler.

We oould not aflotd to so strongly

cniiorse Rexall “93" Hair Tonic

continue to sell _it as we do, if it did

_ not do all weclaim it will. Should

our enthusiasm' carry us sway. liexall "B3" Hair Tonic not give

tire satisfaction to the users, they would lose faith in us and our state-

ments, and in consequence our b ness prestige would suffer.

We assure you that if your hair is

beginning to unnaturnlly fall out

if you have any scalp trouble, Rexall "9;i" Hair 'l‘o|iic will promptly era- dicate dandrufl, stimulate hair growth und prevent premature bald-

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Oni faith in Ilexall '93' Hair Ton-

ie is so strong that we ask you

try it on our positive guarantee that your money will he cheerfully refund- V eil if it does not ‘do as we claim. H Tivo sizes, 50c. and $1.00. Bold only at our store-The llexall lfltorel

MacKinnon l)_r\i1; U0-

'md Bellger to Sussex yesterday. _

and Willlncii Whlker, city, was

en_ cr ay afternoon.

Jack Fraser, city, was n paggen

usi_ Wes! Yesterday afternoon. g

W. S. MCKie, city' was

Ol' .

the city yesterday, '

Miss Bessie McKay, eit le

y_ ridge.

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ll-“Unit Mrs- Theo. Aitken ii

Sllpt. G. A. Sliarp’H private cu

was attached to the custom U. .

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ou 1 e armony of Rose Soap

Harmony oi Rose soap is a high-priced

soapnnd worth twice its price. lt is a igégqlggglixld Puri fer. It cleans the skin

i'uli5_r-=lds, Thi seosu P ga

purities.

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The schooners Ida M 1

Railroad wharf.

to Georgetown yesterday to ` t K'

relatives in this city.

Glen Morrisey, Georgetown L

'_ y afternoon alter

gil;'°;‘1llli§ 11 short vacation in this

~ ,lafllexjinldfir Sniiiii of New 1-em., is

Vlfli-. ils residence remodelled, li,

Kennedy having charge of the u.,,,.k_ l

'1`\lDlin Mellisli, Boston, hm., ,,_,.,.iv_

cd at Union Road on a visit to his iiiother, \vho is ill.

d MPS- _Frank McDonulil and little liughterof 'Tracadle were visitoi‘s to the city yesterday.

David kfbaw of Brudenell is about

moving into his new residence, which is one of the best in King's'l}0unty.

The Guardian/regrets to learn that

Arcli~Deacon Reigli of Milton is in!

(_: ,l100I‘ heaii; his eyesight cnusing him

iiuich disticss.

I Mrs. D. M. Pound and three chil- ,dren of N'ew Westminster, B. ()_, ...pe spending a few weeks at Union Road, tile guests of George and Mrs Abbott.

li..`.f°fé'.’ §"'i3'.'i.€if..l.'l.'2§lflf.d”‘§i.§’.!l‘f.§l.'£§ .

E3 Dr 'l`hos'. ~'2. E. Robins. fo _ i>i:N1isi' E3 Nextdoor io Beer & Goff’s.

M |25 Queen Street . Ulinrlottotowii, l’.E.i.

5°) S -57d'.V- Phone 257.!

. _ _ ,. _ by the Souris train yesterday and re- (9`°l’X’Y9X"-Y9'C'6X’X°>©l9>(°X9@/\°)@\')@X9@ gistered at King Edward Hotel.

° ferent parties in Nova Scotia.

;t\vcnty-six choice horses to three dif-

Miss Anna McLeod of Bay ilili,

Dundas, was a passenger to the city

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P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY

Unmnif-ncing Monday Juno liih. Iilll 'l'rains will run dnily, Sunday excepted nu follows:

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Farm for Sale A

'l‘hs Subscriber offers for sale his farm nlJohnnton's Rive-r, consisting of forty- two acres of lnnd and in a good ntiiie of cultivation. This fnrm will be sold with or witlIo\|tCrop. Buildings in good re noir. Thclnrniis conveniently situated in shipping and manure, seven miles from Ohnrlettetown. Anyone in search cl ii Recd farm will do well by seelngsnid Dronerty or write lo

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,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,.,.,,_ Siewarfs Bakery

° Mount Ryan l’nstf)l'flee. ` '

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At_th_c Police Court in this city

yesterday, the case of John F’runcis for being drunk was dismissed with- ,out a fine, as this was his first ap- ipcarance.

. Niii-is lllanche M. ]"erguson, lloston, ‘who is well known in this Province, is visiting “ her parents, Alexander ,and Mrs. Ferguson, at their slln|mcl‘ residence Villa (lottage, iflarletown lviliiige, Colchester co., N. s._

John McKic, city, left yesterday

morning for California, wlicre he has it position awaiting him. Mr. McKie is ii son of W. S.~und Mrs. McKie, lcity, and his large circle ‘of friends here will regret his departure.

l Miss llellc Anderson has arrived home from New- Bedford, Mass., und will open her cottage ut f)rwcll(1ovc for the summer. She has as her guests Miss May lliivics of New lied-

Ili Psy! to buy in this Province.

Miss S. Jenkins, city, was a pa

ger east yest d " pussem

west yesterday. _ 8 Diliiellger GRY for a slight blaze at the residence

D' S' M°Q“lH'I`iv. Ursliallid was i

temay aftem0uu'on M .Shih vxitylés-‘the Charlottetown Hospital. ‘

taule B'

_ ‘ hi city

.M'¥’° N' B-1 AUUOUF. Albcrton, is' on August 16th and not “Amherst” illsboro St. ' 'ppm'

.Vcllliefday afternoon. um

B. are discharging sluckrglll

G~‘G“'-‘deli City. was a |im;g¢|\ er

tlic .Suprcinc Court. u Lend

B. D. lingers rt-on-i i t A - Ycsllcrday alter s|>eii<lil?g iinwecllmxlisig

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cd liuine yesterdn ' cum

ci-ty yesterday.

College, camo to this city by the B. S. Northumberland last night.

`Mrs. N. A. Mitchell, city, left yes- terday en route to McLeod, Alberta,

er where she will in future reside.

The firemen were called out yester-

» of Mrs. Tomlins 15 Rockford Square.,

n Little improverhent was reported

Yesterday _in the condition of Miss, Farmer, City, who is seriously ill in

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lt is the "Annual" Scottish gnu..

ering that is to he held in t s

ns appeared incorrectly yesterday.

Edgar Allan of the Bunk of Novi;

1- Scotia arrived by the Northumber-

last night from Oxford, N. S., L0 lspend his vacation with his parents Major and Mrs. Alllin.

The dwelling house of Alonzo Mc-

Ewen of (lable Head was struck by lightning on Sunday' evening during the storm. Mr. & Mrs. Mclilwen and daughter had been to prcachinilt rind on returning had driven in the yard when thcy snw ii flush strike the roof, after a while they entered the house and found the plaster in severnll rooms hl‘oken and part of the pantry destroyed. Had they been in the. house at the time they might have! been injured. -

The following were registered at,

the Victoria Hotel yesterday:-J. U. Watson, Montreal; N. Wade, Urillin; Henry Barber, Toronto; C. G. Fergu-

, _Horace Clarke, Almira, was in tire

B- Rev. Father Croken, St. Dunstan's

sou :ind wife, Winnipeg; Miss ‘Fergu- son, Miss Flora Ferguson, Mnrslilield; s. sabimui, Montreal; .i. H. ,chris-g tie, Montreal; A. S, Howe, lilviirt-] field, J. C. 'l`. Lacy, Toronto; 'l‘.l Huason and wife, Picton; T. S. Cnr-' rie_ St. John; Dr. G. A. l‘oluy ami' wife, Lunenburg; A. Mercer, Hnlifax;l W. A. l’rcnvay, Summcrside; I’. (Ll oiiii-..nt, summersi<ie; w. H. Bun-2 hing, St. Catharines; Fred H. Grind- ley, E. Garrett, Montreal, l

Upon enquiry last evening it was

learned that Joseph Gallant of Pins- Ville, \vho was so severely injured at` Rustico Breakwater some days ;igo,; was progressing favorably, altho he! was suilering from a fractured jaw.l The accident was caused by it plank, under the pile driver rebounding us; th-e weight came down on s. pile oil soft mud. Mr. Gallant happened to; bc standing near by when the end of, the plank springing np, struck, him; with terrific force right under thc, jaw. He wus knocked senseless at; the time. It was found that he was, very severely injured and it \vas| deeiiied necessary to have him

brought to the city for treatment.

An old poineer of this Province

piisscd nwiiy at Mt. Albion y9.9t0l`dHY

cniniorniroww inn -quliivs couiui' I I -"'-'i"' if

Combs

- The busiest :fore on Char|offeiown’| busiest Street' . _

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l2l Queen St. ` “The Store with the Slocli 12| Queen Si. 19(§

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B ft ` .. ` oale arre cs . ' ' ' in co on

worih io _ ` _ , , _ 5 _ |gesu|"~ 65c for " " `

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Sale of

l l regular price is 4oc SE/\SON’S END

, . oiieioiii, worm in in 250 ' e 7 Pisces 0000 ENGLISH ' - `“'5- ' 1 oilcloth in nice attractive patterns, yard / . ` wide, just the thing for your hall, Seam... ....1 1 1 __ 2;i:f:.f;;s;i;i;‘1.§;;.2“,‘3§:,;;'§..f“i~i;.

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Table linens lu, Seasons end snaps

i /J ,mol ° °

. ~ in Towelling

~5é`~~}v,-.rw-f. ._:_.._7__,__ _ _ __ 16 inch Linen Towehiig ISC for 6c

. .T7 -~ ' a__W__,l'-- ~'_w'_ /i 17 1-2 inch Linen towcling gc for 7c

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'run si-:iisoN's sun SALE oifrnns sonic' Sifikiiig

_yzilucs in llie liiiendcparlincni-and the woman who needs an

extra table clotlior two will find it clccidcly to her advantage to l

c osoiiie shopping right away. i\0\v here is the way the goods are offered.

Uiibleziclied Loom daiii.isl<, 56 inch 30C now zzc `

Eiililcacked Dniirisilli 7o “" 38.; :J 29C 6 'n') e-lmliil( Ila’illa'l` ll l 7? 756 SSC 5 inc 1 eac ie :i J o f .iniuslc 6oc now 49c _ 70 inch Bleaclied Table diiniiisk 75c now 6oc 66 " " “ “ 1.00 now 65c 72 :: :‘ ' ff :‘ ---5

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A lot of napkins in which we have only a small

,quantify of each pratlerrnvviirorffercd ‘af iuii¥'half

Ready made Table Cloths season"s end prices

ONEOF THENICEST C()I.LI‘§CTlONS of ready made

tzihlc cloths ihat we have shown you-here now at Seasoifs end prices-as listed lieiow.

_ _You have a few days clizince to secure your reqliireluents-

anticipate your wants for fall.

1.80 now 1.35

17 inch Linen Lrash 10C for Sc 18 inch washed crash 12c for loc 20 inch washed crushed 15c for 12C Stencilled curtain inuslin Izc for 8c White frilled muslim 24c for 160 Frilled curtain lnuslin 25c,28c and 32C

now on sale at per yard.................|9¢

lSeason’s end sale oi Muslin Dresses

SEA SONS’ END SALE gives

you choice of the prettiest uiuslin dress- es in town at practically your own price

The 3.50 dresses now on sale at 2.25 _ 'l`lie 4 50 dresses now on sale at 3 oo 'I`lie,5.50 dresses now on sale :it 3.50 The 7.50 dresses ii0\v on sale at 5.50 The 12.50 dresses now on sale 8.75

Aeriex Cellular Underwear lor men, regular 3.50 for 2.25

This most popular line of light weight suniiiier undei'wc:ii~ is offered ' 'you at a saving that is most notable

All regular sizes, lilic mesh, long

sleeve shirts and long drawers regular

price $3.50 suit now $2.25

1.15

in the person of William Chandler,

aged R21 years on 18th of March ult. Deceased wus horn in England find- emigrated to this country on Athe»| Preston, settling down at Mt. Albion. Mi-_ Chnndlei' had resided there lol over sixty years. For the last year ` he had been in failing health, passing sway at the hoiiicstead. Whllfe his son Wrstawiiy resides. There are left to mourn besides a wiilo\v._tlll`e° 50” Daniel. Albert and James in the U_n ited States, John' ‘and AUSil“ in Sydney’ (}_ B4 Williams in Hazel- brook and Wcstaway OH the hflmc' stead at Mt. Albion, Mrs. Donald Mcllouald, Bethel; and Mrs Georilli Myers, Mt. Albion. Mr. (lhandler will-\ an elder of the (‘linrch of Scotlanil :ind up to the lust year faithful in his nttenilnnce at the I.'ouse of Wor- ship. rlev. Ewen Mciioussll will C0"- duct thc funcriii services ut house and

grave

lord, Mass., and Miss Jenn W. Liry- ‘sou of Newport, li. I.

l llr. and Mrs. Kennedy hnvc bought

lthc summer.-Winnipeg 'I`elegi'a|l1. i.liily ll. Dr. Kennedy with Dr.»Mnl- loucy practiced dentistiy for some ‘years in Charlottetown with marked success. \

, N I _.l. Ernest Robertson is visiting his fold home at Marslifielrl after nn nh- lsciicc of seven ycurs. He left tl\lH ll’rovince after being an efficient _lst ,class school teacher, and _stlldlcll .Law in Winnipeg, being n.dnnttcil to ,lthe Liar some three YUM” “lf-fb *md ihei-.ame li partner lu the ilrni of §Mui'rny, McKay & Iiuhcrtson.

l The`following additioiinl particulars ,were received yesterday by N. lint- ‘tenliury & Co., litd., Olly. “Kelli-S 1" illlinrlottetown for the S.. _l'l~ Amethyst, from the Great Mining Railway Company in Eastern Hur- hnr, N. S., owners of the steamer. 'that the Ameztliyst is a total wreck. ;The greater' part of her cargo has

,been saved. This steamer for the :past two yeurs has been running ie-I ‘twccn Montreal, (hnrlottetown and lCbetiosiiip, Sydney and North Syd' incl’ and St. J0l1\'\'S. N°Wl0““dl'1““'

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,Mix Shipmnn’s heniltiful bungalow on

il’ine street, and are now i-iettleil i

is the nriinc given il

large box of Ncil:+oii's (_‘ho~ <:oliiic.s‘, conlnininp; ii varied

' :i»'.\‘0i'l|iiciil. of ilie high-

est grade chocolates.

Il is good vziluc ni

$l.00

unrl is .s|ill-ndidly ndapieil for piriiii: p:i1iic:~'.. _

Put one on your lisi.

| Johnson fit' Johnson

‘She was carrying plaster from blast- lern Harbor to Montreal when she lwent ashore. She iniide her' last trip ‘io oiinriemwwii on the ian..

::(lentlemen, have YOU 9‘/01' llild 11

shampoo, an elcctricnl scalp trcnt- 'ment at thc Kuinfnrt Shop? If not, try one-all for fifty cents. 7-27'dll.

ualiiy

llc up your counlsr as you muyi

P -Bake up weekly loads of Flour-

Shont from the housetops of Broad

goodness-Bnilf QUALITY be lacking gp, way back and sit down l What wc insist on-quality - QUALITY l And

ynu'll always find it in our `

EVAPORATED CREAM BREAD '

Prove it for yourself.

|63 Kent Street

l l

Fine Head of Silky Hair

Mac‘s Hair Food viill

l give you ii fine head of

silky iiziir, improve the conditioii of the scalp and strengthen the hair roots.

lt is a preparation cn-

dorsed by all who have ever used it. It is not oily, sticky, or greasy; will not soil pillows or heed cover- ing: is very easy io apply and efficient in results.

It cures dandrnli' and

prevents baldness.

Price bottle 50c, small

' . size 25:.

The 2 ° Macs

149 Gt. Geo Street _

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66x84 '/2x90 72x90 72x00

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iiicli Bleaclied tzihlc cloths $2.95

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MAIL ORDERS FROM OUT OF TOVVN C 4 l

will be promptly filled for any lilies advertised during this sale.

, All express or mulling charges will be paid while the sale con-

for $2 oo it

2.50 3-50 3-75 . 5-75

MENS FLESH COL< in CASH-

MERE UNDERWF.‘\R ALL SIZES $1.15 PER Sl`l'l` NOW ONLY 7512 25 PER CT‘lN'l` OFF ALI. \\'ASH '\'ES'l` FOR MEN.

USTOMFR9

l This Store Closes everyl lMonday during July, and

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, pt styles

l_g,`_ 5.75 coat sare now 4 00 ‘

3,; 9 85 mais are now 6,75 Dresses 1.35 to 1.50 for 1.00. ’- . 11,90 coats are new 7,75 Dresses 1.75 to 1.95 for 1.25.

13,50 coats are now 9,50 IJIESSCS 2.25 Iil'€110\\' 1.50

- 5 Every one of the prrtlicst stock

V of wash coats in town reduced for

im l' you to-day;-

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i Season’s End Sale Of ' | Light Weight Coats

, 'l hesc designed for spring just

right for cool suiiiiiicr evenings and

days in early fall. Very siiiart

. i,Seiason”s end sale ofnéw , Suits. Dresses. Coats

.Q-nits innrlc io lit rlgflit,

right-look right iiizldc by, thc best M: /1 \

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tziilors in ilic Lind.

16.00 suits are now 10.75 18.00 suits :irc now 12 50 24.50 suns arc now 15.00

50.00 suits are now 20.00

Season s end Sale oi Girls 1

Dresses

.Dresses worth S5c and 95c for 6 <:. ‘ Dresses from -i.i0to 1.25 for 75c.

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TIIREE PERS()-NS.

(il§E»l‘lNl~iBlJR(i, Pu., .lilly 22“!

persoifs were killed, two seriously in-, jiired. a house was split in two and' other damages resulted last night, during n severe electric storm that swept Westnioreland county. The dend| are' Davis Mathias, aged i5; Joseph E. Livisky and Peter Fasit. The two', last were killed when lightning srruckl

a foreign boarding house, splitting iti directly through the centre. ,

HEAVY STORM A'l‘ FREDElilll’l`0N`

FREDEHICTON, July 23-A heavvl

electrical storm passed over here this, afternoon. Hall accompanaled the storm and it is feared has done con-> slderabiedamage to crops in this vic~§ inity. Hail stones as large as mar- bles iell for several minutes. The;

storm fortunately did not last long.}

THE PWERS AND 'PHE VET() BIl.i.'

LONDON, July 22--After the cab-

inet collncil meeting yesterday, Pre- mier Asqulth wrote a second letter to Lord Lansdowne, asking for as-` surancc that the House of Lords will pass the veto bill in its ori inal

form. It is understood that Lord Lansdowne, while himself willing to

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counsel the nhsteiitioli of the llnion-: next_ week. Six tlioilsund ti'o.lp=*, lil' 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS ist peers from the finnl stages of the presenting the uiilitin ol ' linoi.-1 M _ _ »-- _ hill. wus unable to give the required and Seve;-nl other States, re.;ul:ir "file ililrisliioiil-rs of East Point

assurance. This shows that the rebel , ~ .- i -- f"’“l l‘Ul‘ll"l< fl fm Puffy On Allilust

pee-rs are still unsubilned and that it ‘mom hm” Fort Sllellilali mul .ilit- ,,,) Full mnucnl

, I _ ` _'H t k _ ‘ are are given in ad

may yet he nec-esi~uil'y to create ii"sl‘ U"°p“ fmm lmmda' "' n 0 ln l-1115 |5919' ~I°'~4U\l ii

butch of peers to overcome their re-l usrt ln the tournament. which has __ - ---

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lt is learned that at the meeting oi| thousaml of visitors to this city. .

the peers the ldarl of Selbornc, the* ----_----- _ - '-

Duke of Bedford and others made strong fighting speeches, urging the House of Lords to insist upon their amendments whatever the Govern- ment might dn.

IS STILL F(l()1.IlSH.

NIAGARA l<‘AI.l.S, Ont., .lilly 21- Bobby l.esch announced yesterday hisi intention of making ii trip over thel Horseshoe Falls on Monday after-, noon in the new steel barrel now be-l ing built by a local foundry. I-le yes- terduy signed a contrnct for the trip with the proprietors of a moving picture machine.

TUURNEY IN (lHI(`~AGO

CHICAGO, lil., .lilly 22-The greet

military tournament linder the aus-

pices of the Chicago Association of day by Magistrate Dennison on a

_ Hifi MII-ITARY conmrrfrsn sos 'rant 1

already nttinctrd seveial lllllllllwl

(JARDINAI. GIBBUNS

T7 Yl<ivAl‘l!~l YOUNG

BAI/I`lMOHl'}, Md., .lilly 22-Let:

ters and telegrams of congratnlatlon have been pouring into the mansion of Cardinal Gibbons, who, enjoying the rugged health and vigor of a man fully ten years younger than lie, will celebrate the seventy-seventh an- niversary of his birth tomorrow. There will be no official observance of the anniversary and Cardinal Glh- bons will spend the day quietly at his residence, receiving only some of » his most intimate personal friends. 1

TORONTO, July 22-W. J. Lind-

say was committed for trial yester-

. - RAILWAY

The Way of the Ocean Line.

The quickest, most luxlir-

ions and most ecouoinical train service to Montreal, 'l`or._~nio and all Western Canadi and \A'esteru U. S. points.

Sleeping car arcoiiioilnlion

reserved by wire and full }ar- ticiilars as to rates and rnii- nection given on application t0

J. ii. noel-:ils,

City Ticket Agt..

84 Great George St.

Commerce opened here today at charge of conspiracy to obtain the' ’ Charlottetown'

Grant Park, to continue all through

Farmers Bank charter by fraud. (__ 5 V I .

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