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Buy Combs

Carefully 9

We do, and that is why

_von will be showing good

_ judgment if you come

iiere for what combs you need.

A poor, roughly finish-

ed comb is apt ti work injury to the scalp and hair. The teeili of combs should be neither sharp nor rougli.\Ve can supply you with

Hand 'Finished Combs

-combs with smooth Ieelh just sharp enough to penetr- ate to the scalp without dim- ger ofinilicting the least in- jury. We ha\'c_siioi|g cvulis that will :erve you long and well

SEE OUR \\'INDOW.

J. G. Jamieson

News end Edit. ls Be¢s.......... ....

Alberton. Searls. and Montague.

SATURDAY. JULY 26, i9i3

Advertising Plone ......................l5l-I Sobsrisdee Phone .....................l37-2

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» News and Edit. light Pheese..l32 C DJ EB

gp Hens ouiee as chniemtewn "° Q Branch Olfiesi at Svmmsreioa iii

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l ca in oiimation relative to the ho ver is not to r\in two seuarn. e _“ii are at priissnt visiting iiiieiiiis i

we .

lcondition of the different factories iiiizii'iiiziii'i0iis` iiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii tiiiii' eiiiiiiii

The fox industry of Prince Edward hobvggugv gugig- 9,” D; 'um 1mp°¢“¢

Gnd il Bt 1”* £0 b° P1'°P¢|'lY °|'°i0bI0ull |01' 'bidi UN 8ll0CilU0il'l llieoseoe ee ee e 'er one

uiied for its own protection and de- being formed: _ ' ' inpmeng-_ 'rhs meeting hsie in the _ ~‘_'- . - one naturally forward t o °- u»~d-Y ~»- M- 1"-=° *'95* ' 9§.':.'.“:‘:::'...r".:..“:.’..‘::..r"““..... “ii “'11"zzz:-.:_.;“:.:”:.::°:.::°:r;.°:‘:; ..........- .... .. ... ..... -~»- --

__ _ , __ ... ....._ ................, .... ..... mg. I t..would be- to your .

e to organize and proceed towards °P"““ U th’ 'unit °i ti" _ C" Wil WSI l1°¢ U10 HB0. f»0l'Nl\tl 0! ~ i

wnmrvauon and uhnhhhm along and Mouse" Act. They are as active ruin being the order of the dey and,

t ' ' _ i. e

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prudent, rational, and business lines. E3: ":r';"';°f'i::“:'°:-!;i:;u` i,i,iuiiii;:o_h|;i::°°h°3i°mi'°¢i,i|_:i:_g°i” ogihéhi: e I to

Some difference occurred ev to the. ~ ““° iiisus- Longworth me Miss Jenn - l-' `

DlllYlfl6 RSSUCIITIUH. hm mehhod to hw” 8 rea, uv, m,,_ fronshwhieh they; thai-:ligase fm. P-, Mmnmmh, Wm, not hem h _ H 7

i , but the consensus of opinion 0” ° "race o e ouse o Com- sm, B-"'_*. ”' ' ' ~

The report of the fourteenth annual paavgsed B new ormmzauoh "ee from mous. When the police boat hurried Mrs. John Morris of Winsloe enter- __ _ ~ , yi --

- - ' l _ tained informall .f Oh 1 te

_meeting of the Prince Edward Island ly app,-owhea the m,m.age¢_t°s 0,.de,._ Y °|' 301110 Bl' 0'-

lDaii'Yin§ Association has lust been iiiiiiiiit iiiisiioiisihiiity t°’ and c°“i'r°i| i tow” friend’ d“"i”5 i-11° WG”

l. . f. the association nrevlouslv formed ‘id "lu _ltwm Bhehd. and left their i il H t w . ;;llB\l§<l-_ Tit ¢‘°1\¢f*1llB "le “U81 S'-555* gin Prince cmmtv_ The intention; pursuers far in the rear. The Misses Louise and Maiden Pope 0

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the hands of one* oi,ite6$eie1sis`

0_Fl`|lE

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"Paf0n'S~5P?¢iGl had 0"

pa"§»_e__ 3' is worchi read-

s anger of triding with the Im

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dairy products of the province, the F Th d _ B°°t°"~ ‘ <\ ll “"7/‘/~.__

.~‘ ` 1 i

i legislation for the whole industry

'for the sake of comparison, that the ' i tag

t k b th

total value of butter, cheese and con- iiiiiii iiiiiii ii_iii‘v iiiiiieii ii' en Y e ‘cep , . h d _ _ new association was to arrange with .dr-nscd mil pro uced in Canada in , (_ tf *hp m_om_‘_insnec_ the 1900 wns $29,131,922 and in 1910 im ’°"°'"“f°“ °" ‘ ' na 5391047340' an increase in the decade hm. nf all imported foxes. n future cal of 31.33 her cent sur-h foxes will he insnected on arri-,ha l The value of butter cheese and con- iiiii' iiiiiiiii in iiiii owniiris ranch and ian

ydensed milk made in factohies on kent. in isolatign for hhlreepweeks. auf; me lPrince Edward Island in 1900 was iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiv 'ii ioiiiiiiiimiiii

l;5m,so2 ann in 1910 s5si,75c. This, ""_t"'i"f"" i“i"‘"’ i“"i"" “ii"“'°‘i i" ll?

it will be observed, is a considcrabl "iiii iiiiiii iiiii iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii iii the riiiiiiii

| f: on _inning nu in the midst hi the gen- iw” “"'°""“"i is “°” °“iv ‘°‘i““"" of

lci-al increase in Canada. The falling iiiiie iiiit iiiiiiiiiiiiiivii' iiiiii' iiii Mi

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:nfl is commented unnn in the Presi- piiiiiiiiiii iiiioiiiiiii' was not iiiioiiiiiiii ii' no

lent's report as follows: iiiiv too mon' i ti

. _ _ _ lr '

“There are several ciiuscs l that . qiiiiiii oi iiie iiiiiiii iiiis were ii iiiiiiii

#mme or ,PSR :meet the Situation i~n‘nir. unintentionally, no doubt, in

,hmmw thohe are the desire fm; asserting that the Prince association it-fringe v-nd variety also an occasion- iiiiii F0 ini iiiiiiiimiiiisiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii iii

` fstream of prosperity; but nnture’s ' '

Dainty Souvenir Jewelery

lrieuaniellcd hr;-li pins, liroccli- es, cuff links, sp;oiis. :slick

plus and fob-

Special S-oclf

s G, H, Taylor

jeweler Opticiau ,

- _ _ V _ \ _ I e f T`\ in] droiith that causes a check to the iiiiiiiiii oi the industry' It has iiiiiiii '

il _ Q/l`_'#`“" ‘N ` Mr. Lawrence Enmau. of the Can-

i‘_ 'l _:powers of recuperation are so prompt Fiiiiii iioiziiiis iiiiiiws iii iiiiii iiiiiiiioiiiiii-| iiiiiaii Bank oi Commeiiiie' Miiesmn

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The Prince organization has sue

ln very disturbing factor. The great- _ _ _ Aid. Ellmall for B few d8Ys. J.

1 _ ceeded in having passed by the local,

est und probably the only reason is _

ine Semen of lahor W h v 16 ohhvlegislature two acts for the protec-

:lhi f y I I. teh a 2 , d tion of the hhsihess_ one with refer. Ottawa. to accept a, position on the Father John MacDonald of Grand 1 ISS 0 H DOPII M1011 an W8 bil ence to the disturbance of the prem_ staff of one of the leading Journals of River whose parish church was last

ltwcnty years ago. ° * * There ' that city. Mr. Young was for manyiweek damaged bl’ are- F9-ther Joh”

lwere 93,795 weeks of hired labor at isiis iiy iiiiiis’ and iiiii iitiieii ii string- Y

. per

,prices received for milk butterdsliould onernte executivglv in its own pu

l i area. and than send representatives cheese. &c.

_ ,_ bl l.lamaica. Contrary to the sugges-

Without taking up the statistical iii iiiiiiiziiiiiiii to ii genera moviiii e L10

pmt of the report' we may mention council which would legislate, or seek

n good deal in ii quiet way as Mr.

n of Canada and ths‘Colonial Of-

fice, Jamaica declined to take advan-

e of our preferential tariff, ac- ting instead the preference which United States gave on her bana-

s. Now, without consulting J amal-

the United States Government

s turned down Jamaica's bananas, d the island is in despair, face to e with black ruin. A committee m the island is now in New York protest against the imposed duty bananas, but it has no prospect success. Had Jamaica built up

r trade with Canada, she would t be i-n such an unenviable posi- on as she is today.

he eeeotnteoeoeloalteeeee

° MAINLY 55°" PEOPLES

ial policy was never better exem-h 0 L d _ fied than in the present plight of England is visiting in Charlottetown

Miss Ethel Palmer f on on

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Palmer, Pleasant Street.

Mrs. George Warburton entertained

delightfully at the tea hour on Thurs- day _in honor of Miss Ethel Palmer. A few of the many guests were: Mrs Matheson, Mrs. C_F. Dacon, Mrs. A. B. Warburton, Mrs. Longworth , Mrs. Grant , Miss Hobklrk the Misses Warburton, the Misses Longworth, the Misses Palm- er.

Dr, and Mrs. Jenkins entertained

on Tuesday evening at their summer home Keppoch. A clam bake on the jshore, and later, a dance at the house formed part of this mos_t en- joyable evening. `

Mrs. R. A. Daiy and Miss Kathie -

en Davy of Ottawa are visiting i n Charlottetown the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Coombs, Rochford Sfquare.

Dr. D. J. Fraser of McGill Univer-

sity is viisiting Dr. C. J. McMillan , Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Royden Thompson of

Hardware

‘ you _

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l11¢IltB‘*

` Haying tools

Ice cream freezers

Lawn mowers Garden Hose On each and every article you

All the summer supplicsi

be f .iund here. Look over'

‘ these “haying time" require-

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Refrigerators,

Oil stoves l Screen doors and screens

Marine hardware

can get a. good selection and the very

l lowest price possible. Call and seo the display. /

Fennel! & Chandler "

Victoria Row `

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,and vigomhs in this highly m._.m.ed dum he prepared, and‘from which we _ ]Sask'.. Wh0 has "WHY fl`l¢l1dB ill Cllaf- St John N. B..who have. been enjoy-

otttstown, arrived in Wetaskiwl on i fi hi t' t M ' P d

‘land that this need not be considered ii"iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii iii iiiiiiiiiizi 'I' ii ng a B ng ni) a Orson 8 on

uesday morning, to visit his brother ‘ar

Mr. John W. Young has gone to

ears n successful teacher in West iS

Much sympathy is being extended to

e at present guests of Mr. and'Mrs 0. Hyndnnn, Holland Cove.

well known in Charlottetown and

No Man Should Rest Conlenl

While the welfare of his family depends merely upon his uncertain existence.

Life Insurance will make their welfare perman

ent; - and the best in Life Insurance is found in the

fn mine nf $346.24, nerfurineii in 1900; ‘im "°“P“” 1"- “Oth °‘ “"‘l°“ Wm, Kent school; he has been a talented

be of great benefit to the business

_Z-n 191.0 it was reduced to 42,668 i and iiiisiiiiiiteii citizen’ and the good

' ' ` t t W

,weeks at H value of $256_u_ At its request the Minis er of Jus ice

l The report of the Secretary Treas- , _ _ hi

has amended sections 460 and 461 of

, 1 d b h h h- 'urcr in the course of an excellent. re- the crimma co B ii W ic nine

.view of the history of o\ir twent

< _ _ _ as bui'r.ars and liable to imprison- i yycars co-operative dairying asks the '

y breakers are placed in the same class

.

Mr. Wilfred Davison, who arrived the province on Monday evening, is

n

’ ment. lor terms varying from seven 9' graduate of the Ontario A§"i°“l'l

_question “Has the outcome justified h t t ltlic claims of the promoters"? This to ioiiiiteiiii years' T iiiie siii iiiieii c

ural College, and is very highly re-_ ommended both by the President of

“.hh_m_,.,,,. ._.,,,,,u,.h ,.,,0,h. h i v _I will have the effect of rendering the the College and hy dmereht members

for tlio best as tliere1‘l_ii_°~`t-Ondd h0_ i“"S“e"s in ftiiethiii;iiimli1i` property of our ranchers much safer of the _,.1;ag_ He has had ¢0ngider9_b1e'

W i0*l1\)'- i_iii_e’ ii iifiiii iiii iiriio ii ii ii than it has hitherto been. We still experience in field work having iudg-

liiiiices iiiiiiiiiiiii _ioi P' E' isiiiiiii iiiiii- want registration of the animals and ed in Field” °f Standing Grain C

ll; in

lilxpcrt ki1o\\'|i‘lll:.- :intl study of sul»_|'i><_-t is the l»:\si_~. of "giuul l>i'curl_"

"Cllll/lERON’S ll0ll’lE-ll’lAl)E"

Coiiin 8: (`o _ ,, llarry Foster isiii 'iii' iiiiiiiiii

Montague Black Fox Ex- chnnpe

h d t -

licii iiiiii C iiiise iii_iis goii iiii iiiii ie other regulations to protect innocent ii 'ceived at Ontario points “These

l ' h _ .1 r h nt 1. ti - ii lstzitements," says the report, “are iiiiic iisiirii an O emi Ones ox

l _d .

[conclusive that the best forecasts on iriie ers

,the part of those favoring dairying

The silver fox industry is today,

ltwnnty years ago have been fully re- points Oiii Mr' Rogers' employing

fnlized. * ° * ' Then we are n

et more capital and making more mon- l

_ _ _ _ _ _ f P. E. Il d th ther

[with the question if dairyiiig is so-ey or sim an any O

Um; wud why is it not gaining instead Oflsf-nglelhndustrrlyhwith the exception of r

ngricu ure. e world is waking up,

losing ground? To that we have but _ I lone mum a“Swer_the exodus, to the fact that silver black fox fur; b

Dm-

etilions in Ontario. 'I-its special, ubject will be Field Husbandry. He will give a course in Botany at the Slimmer School for Teachers.

65.00!! SETTLES ON l

LIBERAL (IMAP

__\_ Continued from page one ,l

unning in his own riding, Brome, when the general elections arrive,l ut even with Mr. Fisher out of the

I _ . is hound to he in much greater de- wg 1;

. _ y. hu Darby seems in dire straits party, Mrs. Peake, th Misses Brown.

l iiiiii iiiii iiiiiiiiiiii has iiiii the dairy mand than it has ever been. The ill Chllteauguay. They are talkin of’ J

` I i e irore heavil than an ~ g' "ig "ls" “_ ' _ Y _y number of people of great wealth in running A- F- Legatil. a former news- Mrs. C. F. Deacon, Brighton Road, other is Claimed Ill the TEDOFT-. Whlleh the hig centres of population is ih_ Paper mari of Ottawa, who lived in‘entertained informally at Bridge on the fact that dai,-y;.;,g_ under such nhcreasing an the time Fupbearing Igfontxul iihilateuyears and who now Saturday.

‘_ 1. t I 1 h 1 i1_ _ - Q escr cs m'se as a resident of -'--°

_ ,,} Simini iias no ieen ii c0_mp.e ii ii animals Of 811 kinds are bewllllllz Chateauguay Basin. Miss Elaine Aitken was hostess ufq, "is gooillireziil ,ure is given as proof of its inherent .

scarcer owing to the work of the Mr. Legatt ran as a Lihq~a1 cnndi. a Jolly outin art on Thurs-i

profitiiblcness "Were all the herds d t -

' -- t hp d th cl an f the f r_ a e in St. George Division of Mon;-_ .in this province as good as Mr. J. eg; ii:_i;; Obtiineed fgirg tie skinsoof real at the 'last provincial cnmpaigni (_i'(lonner's, and that would not be a _ ' h find “'8~S_bBdlY Match. The situation very liifrli avcragc our dairy sales siiviiii iiiiicii foxes have become iiiii er' iii Oiimiiio is also 3 gemirous °°“"i'

and higher year after year. Figures butor to Liberal melancholy. Ah '-0 Bpend Smile Wliekil Wil-ll MB fllillgll-

wnnia reach $1,000,000 annually. or obtained in March hm were very month 0,. ,,,,,,,, ago a,,,,o,,,,ceme,,t ter, Miss Laura sthiio ht Daivy-hy- iuore," is claimed by the report. high indeed yet an advance of 25 per was made that Sir Wilfrid Laurier t The cure suggested by the report cent over th. r, bt _ d _ would undertake a tour of Ontario.

r th u s tisfnetor condition is iii ii icii iiiiiii ii iiiiii "ii 'ms ha” We" °°11°d 0”- - or e n a y t. I ‘London for skins ohered in the June by a rumor of a country-club which this; "The loss of popu a ion can on Y _ '

d 11 will support a hired lowed, will be ostracized by the other

hhea nnnua y ,_ f h ,has always been beyond the capacity mimmt womem ;’

;’“”~“ ‘md family “ming “ ree oiiiiii' of our ra-nchers to supply, the timel Mrs. Macworth had been released

life" thousand Buch families would may come when conditions may be from jail Where BUG WM Serving B g

‘mean 50000 more people, and their dmereht The huslhe I month’s imprisonment for sstt nr

. I . getti DE 8 It is rumored there l t b

Cnrr»fyof..:e..¢»- Snliriied iwants would create employment for great deal or "ee ssveitisingiifu; to ii mail box, and hcr license which dance held at Holland H511 gn egatit Qittie dihughtier Dmils' "fi “Pending U M M K’ M lm at as miiny more so that our was granted her owing to her weak- uiday evening. If Dame Ru-mior pro - aw wee E W iiii Mr' `i“°ti°° and Mrs'

L. . C |1100", MNHU' “ 0 _ ' now, but the ranchers themselves neg; from, hunger strike "hired “Aves correct this is sure, charm, H

M°""‘N“"» li-E- I- l"’P“l"t’°" could time be iiouiiiiiii iii have done nothing in a systematic day Rather th i i ii a ng b

V

~ an return _to jail p tf d _ _

A /\.""l’l‘|i""l the course of time fhrollizll UW dairy way to make me basing” B pe,-man. ll0W0V¢l'. She Dhid a line of $50 wbicliis 0 or a Bummiei; iiiiiie Com-mcrce at Caileton, N. B.

L_.; -i"-_'-=~-S-* ' ‘ l1llSl"€SB f\l0"°-ii ent one. This we believe can be done. had bw" imp°'°d 0" 11°F BH an altey- Efforts are hclng made to have H. r

BIRTHS These reports, of which we have The market today is pmctic H 0 _ native to imprisonment as well an tnq M. B. New Zealand, which is at

_ _ _ a Y c n .¢0s¢,_ h ,_ V 1 it he Mrs. Bartlett gave a dainty luncheon

MCKPV H, M Kenai" ton on Iuly KW0" bllt fl "lem hmt- shmlld he lniiincd to Eastern Canada and th¢‘ .&__.______ ggi-2? beeom r,;_i:;.i:,i;g;r't,¥ zomzaswft? Bt the G0lf Links for n few of the

‘ii Ii 3.1. - .f ~ ,

,wh ,M3 to ,,_ hm, Mm h,cK,_,,,,c the lmuds of ull Our fnfmfls- '1`h°f,neighhoring suites. we believe that MR. HazEN's 1-mp_ ers, nnd Charlottetown is ineiiided in "

sales. There has been no serious at-

lbc met by farmers empl0Yl“§ l¥l0fe tempt so fm, to put this I _ I _ great indus- _

Ilielp and that can be made to pay by thy on anything like a hhsiness h his NE“P0RT» Ellgllllld. JI-lly 24.- ‘ ' stron er into dair in " ii i Mm' Mmigaret H5lBh M“'°W0"»h. the Igolllg _5 y fl' H _ Each rancher is going his own way militant suifragette, daughter of the l The “'°"““g °“t °f this '°“"’ "’ with such iittie information as he "ooni King." David A. Thomas. to-l dcnionstrated as follows: Five flood can get working mdependehtIy_ ;day joined the ranks of the bacl;,sli;1_

cows returning the owner $90 per d

While up to the present the market

n (laughter. Cfinhrntiilzitiiins. ulairyi-ng, the most profitable line of by properly advertising the business

and Mrs' l’ui\scr, Sydney St. n iliiilflll- ter. Cong

NEW ORLEANS La Jul 24-

. -. Y - '

Weeried hy strikes and other trou- above refergsd to state, is the em- bl” t'g;‘m‘;2:l"y“ hagifgggsbsf diggigzg ployment of more labor. Laborers to operate its passenger and freight mustbe bl'°llBhf» MP0: t0 bill!! 016111

vessels with non-union men ‘ir the

future. The decision of the company iiiie iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i' iieiiiiiiqiiy' iiiimiy' became known to-any when my chi- higher vez". That the payment of -»»=~f- vessels now in nort, while others are 01' Bl Well M the employe is 'abund-

.fen route here to be employed on gntly proved by the report of the

What is needed, as the reports

pendently. An organisation which

VANCOUVER, July 25-1-inn, .1_n_

(Fmm Yhsterdhyh Evening ,h,_,,,.,h,m) fnrming today, should be on the de F1\"¢l1€l'B :Hn Uhteliest l“"'°5t°" f“"th` Hazen is to lmvg Monday for prince A jolly party of young people are 1~Un.=1i2R.-on July 25. 1913. tu MH ciine in this province in not credit- 0’ “WY mm 0°" “Hd “eat” 8 de-|Runert nnii then to Dawson. Hs will '=°mPi“E Ht H0118-hd COW. °\\M>°1‘°1\-

' I I dk Hal r ference to the mand in all parts of the world where he hack here August 18th, Gd by MPI. G. E- Allld Bild Mrs R -

rntiilafions. . 'iii 0' ii ii" ii i ii ` ii i d good fur can be produced. The busi- '““‘**_-~ Macnmlald'

l ' t i l o nt one _ _ --

HARRIAUES :hi "fc tiithiii: iizrs :sg Cai;i;di;iitwenty|““’ is P"*‘l°U°“"15; 1: 0'-“i °W“ lmnds- :;MacKiniions Witch Hazel Cream Miss Stallo and her friend, Miss

c nc ii w e , 'we can en arge y proper organ- g _

_ I |

"“ 1 t f ization and proper methods of uhii- by every outdoor girl. It is just the and Mrs. Blanchard on Tuesday.

HYDF.-BAGNALI,-At St. James yea" 52°' WHS ll urge expor er o I p ,thing for tan' sunburn wind bum

_ h h elcity, and that is one ofthe chief ob- 1 -

Manse, Brighton, Wednesday, July dairy products she as now ecom ,_ t 1 1 tl n T d th ifmckles and the .many other Bmw -Mn and M"_ w_ s_ Stewart and 2% 1ig3~ hiy R;’I"‘,D‘i' fF&ii‘i;itgiii' iiiiti” nn importer, not being able to supply Ee so: 5" "T005 0 0 BY 0"' tions that assail good complexlons their guests have gone to "The Cliff," cr .rnesz vrc o es vcr o m e or -

ess jea ousy between|dui-ing the summer weather. This Stanhope, for e few days.

Ella Bllznoll Of Hillel GFOW- eve" he' OW" mmkets- This i“°“'°° ranchers. This will be practically.cream contains no impurities nd ---

vmsqhu S To USE an almost limitless market for manyh ct-uNnsn rinni/IEN yearn to come. `

eliminated by all working together for the common good of the business.

If the association can secure the co-

operation of the great magority of the ranchers it can do a splendid work and fully justify its existence. Necessary legislation can be more .iaslly secured by an association than by individual ranchers acting inde-

will protect the ranch of svery mem-

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ber cannot fell to increase the confl-

dsnee of investors in the hiisinns

oNci~: IN Jnii. ENOUGH Fon HER ‘

ers. an , if precedent should be ful-

is a preparation which should be used Gi-aynor, were nests of Mrs Gra 1

a a _

very small percentage of fats and oils, Mrs. Bari- and Miss MacNaughton, Price 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Co., of Montreal, and Mrs. Neal, of St; Cprnsr Greet George and Kent Ste. John. are spending the summer in. ’ Mlltf Charlottetown i

BARGAINS in inen's shoes -a-window full ef-th-nn st GOFF BROS.

' h f h t f f i d i t ` _ arid ibsrnuclitriiy aii; viiith iiliiiig. EYi.iiungiiii: O" wednesday last .ML Dean enter'

S new field of 1ahm._ tained at ti inost. emoyable motor -

8 P Y held at her summer uome Holland Cove,

‘Mr. Reginald Hunt, Chicago, were weelu end.guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Hegaii, Kent Street.

s visiting in Charlottetown the

his excellent wor-i. on Lennox Island much appreciated.

boat party to Bonshaw, the guests including: Mrs W. W. Clarke, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wakeford, Mrs Bulman Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Alley, Miss Pen Davies, Miss Grant, Mr. Bra/dforu Beer. _ _

Heartfelt Sympathy is being ex-

tended to the bereaved family ofthe late Miss Annie Reddin, daughter of the late Mr. Justice Reddiu of this city.

The rain of Saturday last gave

rise to a number of impromptu rainy day bridge parties! Among the,host - esses who entertained delightfully on this occasion was Mrs. A. A. Bart- lett who numbered the followinga- inong her guests 1 Mrs. H. W. Long- worth, Mrs. Carvell, Mrs. McCrcady , Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Stallo and

_;.

Mr. Edmund K. Stallo has arrived

he- Sea.-

Much speculation has been aroused

s to be established not far from Char- ottotown.

Miss M. F. Hunt, Summerside, and

security.

_ You do not have lo Great-West policy.

Branch Office

S.

Policies ofTlie Great-West Life Assurance Company,

~ Our rates are the lowest consistent with absolute

die to win the benefits of a

- - Chsrloifefown

IEIYNDMAN & C0. LID

I’-rovincial Managers, Charlottetown, P. E. I. f

M- Disfricf Agent, af Summsreide.

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Fesfival," August 28th

529-7-26Miuio.

\ ` 1 . Buy H yacmths

If thou of fortune be bereft `

And of thy store, but two lor/es left,

Sell one of them and with the dole

Buy Hyaclntlis to feed thy soul.

See the display _of Hyacintlis at the “Flo ver

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and 29th.

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Mr Bradford Bee Toronto n ‘

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. r, , no

I Mr. Horace Beer of Summersidc,

nest of Mrs. A. A. Alley.

the proposed USL 4 was decorated with pink and white

roses. '~ Among ,those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Stavert of Montreal, who occupy one of the cottages at “The Summer Resorts;" Mr. and Mrs Alfred Beer, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Taylor, guests of Mrs. W.S. Stewart, Mr. and Mos. Ernest Lord, from

y South Africa, and Mrs. Harry Lord,

-who are visiting Mrs. G. Lord at Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. Earned, Mrs. Carvell and others.

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Colonel

RECOVERING BODIES

Mr. Weston Peake is the' guest of and Mrs. Arthur Peake.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Claxton, and their

aszard. Mr. Claxton has lately een made Manager of the Bank of

.@-

On Thursday Mrs. Blanchard and

iSit0l‘B to Charlottetown. The table

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FROM BURNED FACTORY.

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_rulns of the overall factory of the Binghamton Clothing Company yes- WFGBY- The first was found near the centre of the debris-strewn cellnr shortly before noon. Late in the nf- ternoon eleven more were uncovered at a Point near where the stairway led to the Wall Street entrance of the building. The thirteenth body was found last nicht. It was identified nn that of John Seshermerhorn, the en- gineer, hy a pair of rubber heels lie is known to have worn.

One of the charred bodies is bo-

lleved to be that of Nellie Connor. the forewoman, who sacrificed her life in an effort to save those in hcl' charge. A diamond ringiand diamond earrings worn by Miss Connors were found.

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COL. SAMUEL IS BACKED UP-

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QUEBEC, July 36-Hon. 001.88!"

Hughes, here -to farewell,'Slr IHII Hamilton, who sails today for Enz- lelld. said he had received hundred! of letters ell -over ~the country ap- proving his~l-ialifaxfaction. The Mili-

BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 24...

ES T0 CLEA

Thirteen bodies, burned beyond re-l cognition, were recovered from the

ister did the good officers of the regiments should either reform or 80'-

R OUT/»_ r

" We want every msn who ie interested in good shoes--splendid shoes at a tremendous cut prices to see our $4 oe to oo shoes 00°'

$385. Theleethere sreliox anivelour ce‘f yici kid ieht colt and un metal. i i f si i » i

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No words exprewed here can impress you half es wellies a visit to our store We're now going to ive onr :rein something un-

_ A GREAT SIDE BENEFI1

Neinsretobehed ttheee prices

usual In shoe values. It will be nothing-short of i is in

employ only Chinese firemen. ` to. ` in" “°”"\’n“7 °| ‘WP ‘Wm °| "K: G ii