,__eH‘?UST 3-491? __ - _ _ __ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ~

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llard Clif.->.liiut Coal and Sell- ing at the lowest possible

price.

We would advise buying

now and save paying a high price next month.

A. Pickard & Co.

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» With You

Your vacation, no matter

Erheée pf holw yout ggi will e ou) y peasan KoDA1<. I y°“

Then too _the pictures,

made so easily, will show the folks at home the splen- did times you had.

KODAKS $7.00 to $35.00.

BROWNIES $1.00 to $12 00

lirinrr your iilnni to us for

ilcveloping and printing.

Geo. E. Hughes

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Wear This Patriotic Badge

and help the Island Pat- riotic Fund. l-"rice 10c

given to The Island Pat- riotic Fund.

Charlottetown Guardian

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LONDON' "muy :m`Hl“ u hmwy t"htnin;: and killcil instantly while

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If you are_ troubled with

dandruff, falling hair or itch- ing scalp-try our Harmony Shampoo.

If you want absolute pro-

tection from baldness Har- mony Shampoo is the real tonic for you.

Better' call.`.in today _ and

start the treatment with a bottle.

MacKlNNON DRUG COMPANY

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district. Private Mciiiinald. of thc* ““_' ___ .\li.rtli Moiiiitrii lliflcs, was struck hy: 5“"r'l‘h|l('

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have eamestiy striven _to _ . establish such a reputation,_and belieéletlotlr 0lIf§i§:;¥;,Qf:» will say that we have neverdisapiwmle em- t ,‘ Black Twist Chewml T°ba°¢° tcpfesenf "9 Y" Y our best efforts but the best to be had in the to acco ine.

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Coal for Geo. E. Full. 236.3.

THANKS.- Mrs. D. liowiett and

family desire to thank their inuiiy friends for their sympathy in their sudden bereavement. 2324.

CORRECT ADDRESS--in the repoi't

oi’ P. W. (1 _ Mutrii-ulation Mxainina- tions, Miss Margaret l\iicSwaiii, St. Peters N., should have read Margaret McSwaiii, Mt. Hope.

AT KEPPOCH._- Mr. and Mrs. W.

Fei'giison with their daugliter Miss Elizrtlietli Ferguson. have arriveed in the (‘ity from ('.amhridge,~Muss., and will' out-ciipy their cottage at Keppoeli for the balance of the summer.

DISAPPOINTED. - Yesterday as a

half-lioliday, rzeuerully observed by ev- eryone, was qiiiie disappointiiii: as the rain, starting about noon, spoiled many i:ariil`ull_\' planned anti much anticipat- eil outings.

VISITING PASTOR. - Dr. Mclilwcn

who hai; been supplyiiig Orwell church for some months leaves this morning on ii business trip for hiS olil home in iowa. lie expects, it his chiirch and l’resbytery will release him, to return the last of the month.

ENJOYED THE OUTING. - The

Band of the 82nd which was to attend the Matliioe Races, were i-onveycii to thc Itiiec (`oursc yester- day aftcriiomi by automobile, tiisco\ii°:-i- ing sweet inusii-. very coiiifortiiliiy, all the way ont. 'l‘h<‘ hiiiiil boys are ilc- 'sr‘i'vt:ill_\' poiiiilar and thi-ir ciini-i~rts wlicii ever given are deeply appreciat- cd.

ON DRIVING TOUR. - Mr. \\'.Vi'.

Jenkins aint l\'irs. .l<\nklns, who are iiiallilltl a ilrivini: tour of thc province, nri'iv<~d in l‘liarlottt-town from Carle- tini i'oiiit on Saturday and on Monday It-t'l for the stiiitlicrn part of the prov- ini-ii on their way liinnii to ilcorixi-town by easy stiigirs. 'l`hcy report a most i-.iijoyable outinir. _ _

FUNERAL YESTERDAY. - 'l‘lie

I'|ini>r:\l ol' the lalc Mrs. Mary ii. l~'iiiall\\‘ood, rclli-t. ot` ltev. li`ri‘iik. .\`nia|l\\'ooil, took place yi‘stei‘iia_\' aftr~.r- nooii by tcitni t_o Slic|'\\'i»iiti (‘i-nit-ti~r_\'. Ilcv. Mr. l<`ulton otliciatcd at the lioiisv iinil grave. the pall-bearers lie- ini: l\icssrs. .lohii A. Moore, Janivs l’aion, lliuiry Smith. lt. t‘. (ioff. G. II. ’i`aylor and S. l~‘. iioilirson.

CAPT. HOLMES AT HALIFAX. -

('apt. llolmvs, |'urini-rl_v ol' the liinnin- ioii (‘oal ('innpan_v`s steamer' I\li>rwi‘n- na wliicli i'i'|l a vii-'Iini to the ilcrinaii sulimarino is now at llaltiax, prepar- ing to take i-liar|:r~ of the ('api~. lircton wliicli in to im into coininission sliori- I_\'. '|`lii‘ captiiili, who is \vi‘ll kiiowii in sliippiiii.: circles ln this l’rovlni'<‘. mot tired i`roni Syiliieii io lluwkcsbiiry in his new auto.

DEATH AT SACKVILLE.- On

'|`ui‘siln_\' :ii noon l\1i'. .lnini-s A. \\'atts |iiissed :t\\'u_\' at tho home ol' his dilu- izhter, Mrs. Marixariit A. Siiowiloii. Queoii’s lload. Sai-Iivillv, N. il. llo hail been in failing health for soino time hut the end coino iiiii>xpecti~ii- l_\'. lfli~ was taken ill with |niui‘nionia one day last week. liesiiles a wit`c he loaves t'oiir tlaiinlitei-s. Mrs. Ilon- ald lVicKinnon, (`linrIottctowii, 1'. IC. I.; Mr. l\’iiirr:ai'ct A. Siiowiloii :init Mrs. 'l`l\omas iticliarilsini. Sackvillo, and l\l`rs. William D. Mai-.Ki\.iizii~, Wal- Ioston, liiass. llc was eighty years of age.

VISITING CLERGYMEN. - ltcv.

t‘i‘i'tl Wiizizlns ol' Savkvilic was the pri‘ai'licr at St. I‘eicr's t‘atlii~dral Sun- 'l:i_\' eveiiiiiu, ilclivcrint: an cxcclloiit. rli:~'.<-oiirsc dealing with the war. Iii- 'ilso :i.~;si:~‘.Ii'il (‘anti|\ Vriioin by rciiiliiiit one of the Svriptiirc lessons, being a p:ii'tii-iilai‘i_\~ able ri~aili~.r. t‘aniin Vriioin who is i-iiiiiliictiiiiz thi- sci'vii-vs at St. l’<-tcr's with riilit-.Ii iii'i~i~ntai|<-p iluriiii: the ahsi\nce of -Canon Siinpson, an- iiounced that in iznmpliani-0 with the request of the Archbishop of (‘anti\_r- hury to the t`anaili:in flliurch that spec- ‘al service would be held on \Voilnf\s- 'la_v. Aiizust ith. the anniversary ofthe declaration of war.

::Foster’g Effervescent Salive-A

pleasant. invlgoratiin.: laxzitivc for bil- iiiiisiivsez, (‘_tuisIi|\atlo|i, iloailiii:lir~, Si-a .\‘ii‘liiii‘sit. Slit" biriiptioiii-i and all lcv- t-risli i~oiiililIoii.s ot` tho systcin 1151- hot- |li~.~---l<}. A. l~`oslor, (‘enlral llriig- .itorii.

::'l`h<- host time to buy llnril ('oaI.

_\. l'lcliaril & (‘o., arc dist-Iiai~giiii: ii largi- i'nri:o ot' the vi-i‘_\' iii-mt llaril t‘oal. Intcniiiiu: |niri~lii\sci'i4 i-ilioiild ordi-r I.lioir .supply |iow_ ZZIIP7.

Hard Coal

The Three Masted Schooners R. B- White _ and J. Frank' Seavey will be due here Aug.~'7th and 10th with Egg, Stove and Chestnut Anthracite of the

Best Quality Lowest price while landing

wait to Mi Jaini-s l~‘ I)ui`I` of

MONCTON PERSONALS. - Mi'

P. E. I.-Mr. Carl Wolfe, who

Millman.

will take seats on the .ttiinm

will be ini-ide by tioloiiel l'eiiki\, tt

Mt-Ilonalil anti piissilily others. In

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MARITIME BOARD OF TRADE.

thc lloard. ,

livery i'rtiin above vessels.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. The iiiurriiliic is annouriceii to ta pliice in this city on Monday, Aiigiisl liith, of Miss Alice Mclienriiey, Mon

Ste ' . '- ' . _ y. Exaiiiiiier Job l’rliitlng Ileparlinent

McDonald, cutter i'or lil. McLeod li returned from n trip to (‘harIottetow

has

been sponding part of his holiilayii Suminersiile, P. E. I., luis return hoine.--Misses Muriel and Ilel Henderson and Dorothy <`ri1ndi1lI lea Saturday afternoon for Prince Edwa Island, where they will spend a feii weeks visiting frii-nilii.~ Miss Matilt Thlbcileou has returned home i`ro Summerside, l’. ld. I., wlieru slit- w spending a week with Miss Mario

PATRIOTIC MEETING. A in ori

to iiily coininvino|'ali\ thc dcclaratii 0|' war on the fith ot' August lust it lu beini decided to holii a great ri-i~rnit ing meeting in the l’i:opl<>‘s 'I`heatri on \Vodnesilay night at eight o'cloc

'lgie oiiic_ers`auil nicn of the 2nd Over s_as Heavy Ilattcry will parade fro l)rilI Hall in time to march tliroui., the main streets and arrive at tl Theatre by eight o’t-lock where th

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ilrei~ises which_wlll take the forin i-in appeal to the young men of t'ha iottetowii to ifonic forward and cull

tain Prowse and l.ii~.iit.oiiaiit l`i‘ni1

iiiiion there will bv it i=tiii_abic inusii proigraniiiio by some of the best t

'l`opli's of limi-l_v interest are ini-lnilv in tho progi':unnii~ for thc annual ini- ini.: on Aiiiziii-it. 18th. at Siiiniiiin'siili~.l l~}. l. Among tlionl are “Military 'l`raii ing for ilomr- iii-i`i~iii:e" siiggcsteti the (`harlottctown lloaril ot' 'l‘railc: “l’etitionini.: the iloniinion (lover ment to overture the (‘olony of N0 i'onnilland to i~nti~r (`on|`cdi\ratiiin o tcrins iiiiitiiiiily satist'actiir_\'_" |»ri»|ii oil by Snniiiii~rsii|i~ Itiiaril; "’l`<-i-liiiit l<Ii|ui'ation," by Ni\\\'i~:|stli- lioaril an “l'ri‘i`crt\iitia| i"rcii:lii 'l`nri|`t`.»; ovi-r th 'l‘ransi-ontiiivntal llaii\\'a_\' to ri-din-t~ thc shipineiit of products of thc i‘ii adian Northwi-st through l.o\vi=r l’ri» iiii~i~ ports iiuring tho wiiitcr season to hc iiitriiiintreil by thc llliincli Iltuirtl. Sir (looi‘i:<~ IG. l<`osti-r, illiuisti of 'l`radi‘ and tfiiiiiiiiorci- has ai-i~i-plc an invitation to attend and zidiires

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"HARD COAL TO ARRIVE.-'I'

i~'i'lioiiiii-.r “Ruth li. (‘obb" and “l'lh :tri-_ duo to urrivt-_ with hard coal it A. |’ii~l<a|'il K: (‘o_ (‘iistoi||i~rs wi iiinilly hook thi-ir orders now for i

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a I ' ` I . ARD COAL. - The Seliooiic' ._SER`/ICE of 'N1-ER<?ESS|(_)N for

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THE SCHOONER RAEBURN is New York with 1000 ton ot liard Foal Gwrgeumn on `v(_dnL_`ddy Aug 4th

- IT PAYS to buy in this Province H “mor \ .. _ .. _ y on behalf of the allied .irniiis

i _ V' ' Rum B' Lum] arrived y('h.U`“rddy fl-0_m ‘ will' bo held in Iioly 'l`i'inity Uliurcli,

:_ A - ilisclinrging a cargo of Albion ltouiid nut Coal for A. l’ickard & Cu, 2366. at 11 “nd 7 0,clw_k_ ‘mm D' jones'

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purity, wholesome and delicious confectionery you will be particularly pleased with the big as- sortment we are now slioiving of the best chocolates made by Can- ada’s best confectioners.

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'GIVE oi.rJ ADni=iEss.- siii»ii»i~iii. /ers are askeii when having Ihi-ir pa: ers cliuiined from one address to uno- ilier to please izivc olil ailiiri-f:<s as wcli as'new one. This prev:-iits any ile- lay and saves i|iiiim~.<»i=sai'_\' trouble in going over the books.

INTERESTING VISlT.- Mr. Louis

A. Holman oi' Needham. lliass., ac- compuiiiod by; his cousin, Miss t‘ai‘ric liolinan, anti Miss Jessie Sharp, Suni- meriiiile left yesterday ot`teriiooii via Souris for a visit to Maizilaleii ls- lands. Mr. Holman has recently re- turned front a tour ot' the Far East wlicre he hail travcllcii in (`hina, ('orea, anil Japan procuring films for moving pictures. iii- has a niaiziiiti- cent r-ollcction of pliotograplis sliow- ing, life in the Orient both aboriginal and oriizinal, and also life with sonic' illoaiiis of Western i~ivi|ixa|io|i iipoii lt. ills t-ollection is a iiurtii-iilzir|_\' inti\rristiiii.: one and will no doubt hc aiidcii to from the present trip.

WEDDING BELLS.- An interest-

ing event took place at the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Silas I.. i'i~iiwse whiiii their daughter Lottie Gertrude, was inarrivtl by Rev. J. li. llawsun of

Millan of Covclinatl on thc oviinlni; of .lilly 21st, in the presinice of a ron- siderablc iiunibi»r oi’ this rt-lativi~s and frir~nil.s ui' the coiitrai-tint: )i:\i'ti<‘s_ An exccllciitly |n'i\piii't~iI wi~ildini; ban- iinet followoil the i-i~i'¢‘inoii_v, and ro- lnys ot' fricnils in various iriiiscs nnil :li.<i'.\|isi~s whose |n<ivi‘ini‘iits \\'i~i'c ac- t-iiiiipaiiieti by inslrunit~.|\taI iniisii- and otlii\rwisi\ calloii to pu_\' their respects iii the nv\\'l_\' wt‘i|ili-ii itoilplc.

York to Mr. Kenneth lleniiersoii Me-t

DESERVING PRAISE.- Mayor W.

<‘. Mclionald oI` Stellarton, who has it wide circle of friends In (`harlotte- town, is iieserviiiig Ot' great praise for his initiative and active work durini: the last low days in i>olli~.i:t- ini.; inuni-y for the piiiwfliasc of a inac- hine iznii to be given by this tuwii ol' Stellarion to the l<]mpire'i-i cause, says it New Glasgow, N. extzlningt-_ "We lca.i'n that he lias nearly iivt-_ hundrcil dollars collierttrtl already and iii inakini; stcaily and admirable pioi.:i'ess, aiiikwlioii that gun is finally prcscnteii to thi-_ i-inpiri-_ it will be largely tliroui:h Mayor .\ici)ona|il‘s in- itiative that it was inadc possible.

DISTINGUISHED ISLAND PRIEST

-A corrt-.spoiiil(~.iit writes: l’rini»c iilil- waril Island has given to tht- ('atiiolii-. Pricstliooil at home and ahroaii u goodly number ot' its i-li-verest sims. Antoni.; tliose now laboring outside the Pi-iiviin-e may iw meiitioiiml llev. Dr. liurke. Editor ot' ilci-Zistier - l<Jxti-nsioii and -l’ri»siili-nt ol’ the I`anailian ldxtensloii Society; ltcv. Dr. Kelley, Prciileiit oi' thi- t`atholii~ Exit-iisloii Society of the i'nitcd States and an author with niorc than a con- tiiicntal repulatiiin, and llcv. Jaini-s ltuiiriloii, ciiitor oi' ’l`lic i`ath<ili<' lillllc- tin, ot' St. l’auI. Minn. It st»i»|n.~a bitt ii iii-t`oi`t\ takini.; up his cillloriail iliitiius it-w _\-<-:tins sinro thcsc tali-nti~il i~li-i":_\'- iniui were |'iii.~icfl to the prii~.stlioii<l.a||il it i-inuiilis voiiiines for their ability that they Inive attaiiiiul thc positions thi~_v now hold in coinpctitlon with ahh' men front all i|iiarter_~i of thi' globe. l<`nther lti>ai‘iioii was on thi- that-liii|_L: staff of the (‘atlioIii: l7i\ivi:rsity_ in St. i’aul. \vlicri~ hi- niaiic ii nrt-at uunii~ for |iiii1.~i<\lt'. As editor ot’ The ilnlli~tin hi' has bi-cn cinini~ntl_v silt-iw-_-is_i'iii, :ind that papvr, undi-r his ahli- liiaiiagi-f n\i»ni, ranks with thc \'i'|'_v hi».\'t iil` iloiioiiiiiiziiioiial joi|r|\al.s_ lli'.siiii'.~' iw- iiig a writer of iiiiility I"athi-r lti'ii|‘diiii is it spi-akci' of rarii i>.\i‘i~lli-iii-i‘, :intl his ailili'i~sst~.~: always altriii-i lari:i~ i-t»|ii:i'i\

inons were niasterpiecem- his dil- conrse on Sunday ranking with the best ever heard in n Catholic church Ill this province. Father Reardon left on Monday morning on retum to St.; Paul. stopping over at Toronto, Chi- cago and other points en r0ut.e._

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MInard'| Llnlment Oo., Limited.

Gentlemen.--Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use ot MIN- All.D'S LINIMENT in n. severe attack of LaGrlppe, and I have frequently proved it to be very elective in cunl of inflammation. ` ¢

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'l`Iii» tall and \\'inti~r trrni opens on

St-|iti-iiilii-i' Isl.

_-\rrani:t~ini-iitii are being made to

iitwoiiioiltiti- this lai'gc:-it number of stiidi-nts in the histor_v ol' the (‘ollege.

All ni-\\' t_\'p<'\\'riti:rs of the leading

inaliirf-i art- h<~ini,; iiistallvil.

lliiiwliriioil llimrs in itvcry i~iar~iBr00m.

-t\\'i\ liivattii'ii=s - sanitary drlllking i-tips -\'i-r_‘.tliiiii;» for tin- iwiiiiliirt and i‘in|\‘i-|ili»iii-i- ol' the stnili-nts.

'l`l|i-rv is ini|i°h to be considered in

:;i~lt-viiiui a .~'i-Iiiioi. its tuiiicatioiial ad- vaiitai;i-r, its :<tundini: with thi-_ busi-

izatiiiiis. Ili- has Iit‘t~|i ini ii thri'i‘ \\'i~i‘li:i visit. to his olil liiiini- in t`li:ii'lotti-tiiivii, iiiiil iltiriiii: his .stii_\' pi'i-ui'-lii\il t\\'ii-i' ill St. iJiiin<taii`s <‘atlii~drul_ lliitli .si-r-

in-si; i-i»ininiinii_\'-- its standing with tht- stiiilt-rits aint their parciits. etc.

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One third off Swell New Straw

“Boater” Shape

Now this lot gives you choice of shapes that are all new._ There s not

an old one in the assortment-all smart new English and American shapes- all sizes-all good boater shapes. ONE THIRD ODF.

New $1.25 Hats for 87C New $1.50 Hats for $1 00 New 2.00 Hats for 1.33 New 2.50 Hats for l.t»7

New $3.00 Hats for $2.00

You can buy new Soft Straw Hats one third under price today

All these comfortable, shapely new soft straws that have been selling

in such an enormous quantity during the last month or two-are being cleared to-day at ONE THIRD OFF.

One dollar will buy as much hat to-clay as you’d expect for 1.50 under

50:: Soft Straws for 34C $1 25 Soft Straws for 87c 75C Soft Straws for 50c 1.50 Soft Straws for 1.00

1.00 Soft Straws for G7c 1.05 Soft Straws for 1.10

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Boaters worth $2 to 3.75

SURE Wl‘."l.L tell you “on the leve1" why we are making this discount'

The hats are all last seasons. 'l`hey are dandy shapes tho’ and many men like the fact that they are not so high in the crown as the popular present style. 'l`here's a nice assortment of them--iriany shapes-all sizes, smart American and Englishstyies, worth from 2.00 to 3.25 and offered you to-day at

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Out go the Boy’s » _

Wash Suits To-day

Boy’s Wash Suits all this Suminei"s goods in iiltiust; Oliver Twist and Buster styles, Khaki,\\-lliitc and lfanry _ I stripes for liov’s from 3 to 6 years, price range from 85

to 3.00 per suit-selling at~ 25 p. c. off.

A table full of Boy’s

Indian, Cowboy and Base- ball Suits for boys from 5 to 14 years. Regular 1.50 to 1.70 per suit, selling at

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suit at 25 p. c. off.

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