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Don't [make the mis. take of thinking a_ll_,;’.__t'al_- _ cum powders are_'-alike. There is a difference

lys Egyptian Lotus, it puri__fiedand ground until it is -perfectly _flue and smoothggwitliout- a_ _part- i¢1¢ qf, or foreign sub-_

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Ivs best antiseptic

powderifor toilet and nur- sery-best *for baby and best for you, Daintily per- fumed. Price 25c. Au at- tractive- oyal tin.

E. A; Foster

Central Drugstore

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i Sunnyside

importantldifference. See- ..

sa _ivtion of bei gh; never for Prim lllailvii-A Islanailxoun

-*Bullserfhers and oth,

rospo `ble_ior remitta otherxhe than es alloys?" for-w§%l;‘l

“rl” Gu“`di“n W°l°0l!l0l reliable |1°Wl fl'0lD Persons throughout this Provinc All

mailed _to "The Guardi N Dept./’_* Charlottetown, imgedmsg; 510°? -th! °"|\tl» 850-. NVQ "transpir- °‘1- ~ ._ “ mmol.

WESTERN; lilllllllllll

ence will be held ln Y M. C. A. Hall

r ay, was u er postponed uuti

Monday next.

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Don’t Neglect

Your Watch

Il is ndeiiclte plece'oi machin-

ery and must be cleaned and oiled occasionally. 1 _

I have every facitity -for turning

out the very best work-

All work folly guaranteed and

personally attended to by

F. S. ,MITCHELL

Expert watchand clock repalre`

No. 108 Queen Street. ' Phone 807- R,

U O I O I l O U l 0 O

' MARRIAGES-

I 0 O O I l O O U O O

PROUD-DQLLAR.-At the bl‘ide’s homo Juno 18 1913_, by ReV.L. J. Wa son David W. Proud of Hampshire to Margaret Elizabeth, elder daughter of Thomas and Mrs Dollar, Brook- field. P. E. I.

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GREEN:-1PR_0UD.- At the same tilne`\ and place, William H. Green of Kingston to Annie Alberta, daugh- ter of thc late Owen Proud.

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l U O U l U O U I U C McKINNON.--At Crapaud on Friday, June 20th, .1913, Dun- can McKinn0n. Funeral from his late residence, Sunday at 3 lJ.m, under the auspices of True brothers’ Dodge, _A.F. and 'A.M.; the the brethren to meet at- Crapaud Hull at 2.30. ' _

::Choc0lates-take _your pick-Neil- son’s,_Moirs,' Liggett’s, three good kinds, theleaders in their line" and each of unsllrpassed purity, delight- ful, flavor and dainty deliciousness. l\lnlrs"i_n bulk soc a lb, Q lb box 35c'. 1'lb~`hox‘, 600; Nellson‘s 60:: and 51-00 _B box; Liggett's $1.00 a box. The MacKinnon Drug C0.,. Corner Gt.- Gwrse and Kent sts. -Mu.

::Bul_xt§in;;.iBel1 `l: Go., for best coal, lowevbni-lees.` \ 1 9-zauu

nectioll with the disappearance of a pair of young foxes from the much of

some days ago, and the sllbseqnent

information of Mr. Arsenault, for the

succeeded in getting the foxes but

SOUTHERN TEXTILE

of all the large cotton mills of the

ed to order by President T. M. Mc- Entiro. Mill experts of New England 'as well as the South presented pa-

_of olfllcers.

EXCITEMENT IN JAMAICA

asked to take, the matter up.

‘ G. D. ~Wri§7ht

/Funeral Director sn em-

- Balmer-_-Miss A. Ferguson,Lady

Assistanté- Personal Attention and Promptnees Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered si

short notice.

A SPECIALTIES

Dislnfecting and Fumlglung

Furniture Ropsired and eup bolstered.

Silent Salesman made toorder

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South, met here to-day and was call- (From Yesterday’s Evening Guurllill

20__ Chicago 1; At Cincinnati-New Yor

,,,{§,'f,af:,'e Jbizguse of, s, Cinclnam 7; Af. l>lctsl»nrg-Pltts- fi washington cable une the united bers 5. B°=f°l1 4- _

States will im ose duty on Jamaica`

bananas. The British Ambassador is N- B~ Al`i%t1l_’[A{INl§nL1’71‘3_G'Ig;};_go

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. theni-_made»to_y0\ur order.

H gh' fQl1s_lity-_- Style land-

_ You Take N 0

f¢¢u§i`a¢:lm¢i`2»iy".;l° you

There is way`ioi"ii1al€ei's0ui‘elot-:getting com.

plete satisfaction in, your clothes. and that way is tohave

. ~ fFor~.iil`t=eu years we have been m'aklng` clothes for the men of P. Ii. Island, and -the fact that our business has’ liept on fiuoreasltfg, is proof that our customers 'get satis aft1`on.__ , _ N, ‘

_.we keep only the best of materials. _ We employ expert jworhmon. We aim to give you

prices. 1 _ - . _

_ _lwllfifdef _vlfllfflrieli , _ _-We guarantee A to give you__’sstisfl_f_ctf_on_ endwe _do not *silk " li to wiar a suit, niade;liy,1fs`,lif.‘lt*l§ hot per- A

.,If,,vpu,.1u'vs had trouble iiitlng *clothes to éoityou, '

h'y“se»for your shit. We can ease . _ _ ~

_ -1 '+‘;t»_f A.-._j'~'f¢‘=/i'\.j *__* ~_ .. ' _ ‘ =- _ _ c* ,alstlettafsonh Best f; ,_ ,_ the pest gales; ‘ 5, '

~.°1"l‘_°"l_ _-~_- “ » ~ »» ` ' " N A -rf 'rs emu to oo uscnellen ~°~”--r--~-~<-~--'""" M "' sm. _ . A e-nun.

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a Perfect Fit at reasonable

Chanceslwhen A

(Canadian Press) N. B. AND MAINE LEAGUE

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ss&;_ other news me nh- swm., AMERICAN LEAGUE

_ _._. , ____ At _Cleveland-Chicago 3; Cleveland

0. _ _

~ ° rl ere una 1 ' 1 _ _ t°.l`0'|_3l\l{‘\;LrUOBl! Order for by mg. At Wlwhlngton-First game, New U0” . - » T710 Guardian is not Y°l‘k 9: Washington 3- second game,

New York 9; Washington 3.

delphia. 1.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

°~ lllch items should be 'At St. Louis-St. Louis 4; Chica-

go 2. ,

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GOLF.

c _`A MEELHNG 0, me Executive of noon. Players are asked to be at the the pl-inceygounty Temperance Am; Club Iflousest 2.30 in order to ar-

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range for the drawing for partner

Monday afternoon at .l.30. A lull at- which will be at 2.40 sharp Any tendamm is °xP°°t°d‘ players who cannot be at the Club

_CASE P05TPO,NED___The case 0, House at 2.30 may have their name Robert Coughlln, arrested some days ‘Entered 101' drawing bl! tflllilllllillillg ago, on a charge ui receiving stolen the Greens Committee. All mem-bers £2132. whi°ll \¥=;l___l_>°stl>0ne<l until yes- of the Club are specially lnvleea to

take part in this match. The carriage

l --1 lor the Golf Links will leave crashes W°"h"' T° make the °““°° “_”

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“MORE FOX TROUBLE-*IH 60"- corner at 2.10 sharp under same ur-

rangements as last year, going vi

ML Ernest A,.senau1t_ East Bidelorm Kent, Weymouth and Fitzroy Streets,

finding of a pair which corresponded

closely to the missing ones a warrant. . _

was issued by Stipendiary Wright on _

'rnloll ln a eh cr' I

arrest of Daniel (Dot) Milligan, who _ e . ow g ro 9.8" les l," is me supposed under of the lost tgp ten_x;ls tollgnamelpnt which opens ln foxes. Also a search warrant was is- 2/,.5 % gh to h‘r“e€l‘ Auld'

d t h M Mu- u. 1 lss e Bar e , r. Percy Bar-

"“° ° °°“'° T' ‘ ‘g“ B 0"' low nr Blackmore Mr GP prem- mises. The papers were placedm toe* M R L Como Miss Auc

hands of Constable Georg .B rio ,'",‘i"' "J ' ' ' “' Elmsdale, who yesterdays mclirnirlvg £‘°x’k?h“ 'sllsg (gf)°1l;i%'lgY1'_" MJ'_

Cros ll, Mr e ls, r

not the man The foxes were taken E. Fairweather, Mr. G. D. Fitzger-

to the ranch of Mr. Arsenault to am' Mr' J' P' Gordon' Mr' Has gt _ await. later developments--J _ , ;‘;r‘¥’Ie1;I;‘:_s_ .Fl;;_‘%_a __£Ilf§;a“;ie;aa‘§_s ‘iaigé The sides of the _canoe having been

ll,

Doris Jarvis, Miss Mabel Longwort

Donald, Misses Gysey, Helen an

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

(Canadian Press)

troit 4; At Washington-Washlngto 6, Cleveland 3.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At St. Louis-Brooklyn 11, St.

Louis 5; At Chicago-Philadelphia 2,

At Bangor _o l”

4. Ten innings; At Fredericton-Cab sis 4, Fredericton 4, called at end of 10th innings to allow Calais to catch train.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. At Newark-Newark 2, Buffalo ‘02 At Jersey City-Jersey CNY 1. TOT' onto 0; At Baltimore-Baltimore 13, Montreal 8; At Providence-Roches ter -i, Providence 2.

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::Almond Rose Massage Cream is

the best of its kind for use on the dressingtahle of dainty ladies. It is absolutely pure and is wonderfully efficient in keeping the skin and. com- plexion in just the condition you want it. Delicately scented with al- mond blossoms and full blown roses. Large jar 50c. The MacKinnon Drug (10,, Corner Great George and Kent

i V A Your Suit Ll sts' use sores Mu'

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l ’ »Mr. M. S. Lea, Vernon. River, has ~" ‘... 'L _ ,» 1. ~» - .1 - _» bred his drivimg mare (Streak) to

scw*HuRE

Mayor Todd. This is one of the best. driving mares in this part of the country having been sired by Oakley Barron, dam by Parkvvood, and is a beautiful look ng mare being a square halted, clean-stepping trotter, mad mated with Todd whose breeding, style and action have few equals, will surely prove to give Mr. Lea some- thing far above the average.

°'..Mr. J. M. MacLeod, of Uigg is

the proud owner of a foal out of his registered Clydesdale mare, sired by the famous Clydesdale BtBll10l\ BH' chus, owned by Henry Wood, Vernon River. This foal isliard to beat pos- sessingall the best. qualities which go to make a perfect type of a cost foal. Mr. MacLeod is to be congra- tulated ‘in owliiing such a fine brood mare and luck in securllit 011° W1" lvtres of so line a» sire. ~ Those foals are undoubtedly among the best in this province provlnghim to be not only a beautiful individuel and sure goal-getter, but one of the best sires in this province. Mr. MacLeod has again mated his mare and intends hnodlng another which rfactr go to show his satisfaction.

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At Philadelphia-Boston 6;Ph119,_

All §01f¢rs are reminded of the mix-

ed foursome handicap match, medal Play at Belvidere Lin~~s this after-

, bulimic A clnof

Interesting Process of Making Dug-out

‘ by old Method

‘iwhan the red man of the old type -Wants to construct a canoe, he felis a cedar tree or else seeks a prostrate trunk of the dimensions be fancies.

‘U B60frl0n of the desired length, peels off the bark. and hollows out the log. leaving a smooth surface upon the sides‘snd bottom from end to end. Next' the log is turned over and the Outside fashioned. The log is hollow- ed by burning and chopping. A fire is built on the top and is so carefully Watched and so skilfully directed that when the burning is finished the big piece of timber is neatly hollowed, with wonderful symmetry from bow to stern. The whole concave surface is left so evenly and nicely charred that when the surface is worked down to the sound timber by the use of a buckhorn adze there remains but little alteration to be made. The log is turned over, with the hollow side down. A slow fire is employed to shape the exterior and once more the surface is neatly worked until the sound timber appears. Since the com- ing of the white man the Indians have, for the most part, felled trees for their canoes with axes; but in the old days this was accomplished by burning and-"by stone implements, the fire be- _ing so handled as not to injure the portions of which the canoe was to he built. _ When the interior and the exterior of the canoe have been finished to the liking of the builder, his nl-vt step is to “stretch.” Without this operation the craft would be .ntirely unsea-

worthy it is set level on a firm skid foundation and filled with water. A fire is then built and stones of a red heat are thrown into the canoe until the water boils. This boiling is main- tained until ihe walls of the canoe which are more than an inch thick, become ns pliable as sole leather und capable of being stretched u foot or more beyond their normal width.

The builder’s attention is now turn-

ed to the adjustment of cleverly fitting sticks put in transversely along the glmwale, increasing in length from the ends to the middle. By reason of these stretehers n cedar log of, say, two feet and a half in diameter will furnish u canoe of three or four feet in beam. The width of the canoe varies, of course, with the len h

brought to the desired curvature, the water is then emptied out alld the

1 Mi" `-78”” M”D°““1 ' Mr' C°““ M°'lshell allowed to ary lworouglny our

dlwithout cracking. The finishing

ASSOCIATION §\_;:_;¢;¥:`BRT`;?:_¢?1n.P1_:Iti;:_Ag0l;FB§;‘I:"; touches consist of a rmearng, inside

--- son, H.M. Simpson, Miss Katie Stau-

CHARLESTON, S. C., June 20.-- ley, Messrs. J. W. and H. M. Stan-

The annual convention of the South- ley, and Ronald Stewart, Miss Gert- `ern Textile Association, composed oi rude Taylor, and Mr. Clarence Tid-

the engineers and operative officials marsh. ' _

and out, with fish-oil, together with artistic decorations in brilliant colors.

WILL HELP BASEBALL

1P|ayers' Fraternity Looks 'ac Elevate

“) Game and Secure Justice

_ It is but a matter _:I a very short :time until the llasebull Players'

pers on various technical problems BT- JOHN. N- B-. -Tulle 19-All Fraternity branches out to include the connected with the cotton manufac- New York_-New Y_ork _10. St. Louisiminor leagues. And, as power lies turing industry. The convention will 41 Al' Phllad9191113-Pl11ll*de1Pllia

‘2.} in force of numbers, it becomes evi-

conclnoewo-morrow with the election Chiceze 0; At Boston-B0St0n,_5. De- _dent that one fraternity will very

ll shortly be in a position to force recog-

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.Sl'Ill»’lAL.sl0cAls » 4~_dl¢nl»'l\s°l°iii\e'li.'r:'..‘f'¢‘;g?,9°,','1{

_ _.f‘°”°‘..i._._,,£‘¢‘l$‘i """,1~;_4l: _

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,At__Calals-Calais 11; Fredericton ,Iuceither case he proceeds to cut. out

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Wonderful Values

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at “My Store" ;

For the next few days we offer the following Goods at Actual Cost and even ._ ‘

' less than cost to clear A

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' Ladies’ Panama Hats

I Only Panama Round Crown Curl Brim $8.00 for ... 1 “ do Tall flat Crown Straight Briln $8.00 for. . . . .4 . . . . . . . .. “ do Flat Crown Straight Brlln $12.25 for. . . __, .. .

“ d_o Flat Round Crown Straight Brim $9.50 for . . . ._

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" Fist Crown Straight Brim $6 25 for......... . .. . . . . . _ . . “ Rd. Crown Curl Brim $5.25 f0r........... . . . .

do “ “ large curl Brixn $4.20 for........ .

“ go Flat Crown Cream with Black facing $5.20 for........

“ Round “ “ “ " “ $4.25 f0r...... -

Children's Straw H ate Galateas

About 50 Child’s Sailors worth 25c for... . . . . . . . . .l5c A lot of Children’s Linen and Cotton Tallls l5c worth up to 60c. During this sale we will give you a special discount on all our straws for

llllle children.

Ladies’ Waists

Ask to see our special line of White l/Vaists $1.25 l'or............ . .........$l.00

' Hose ._

We are always Bargain givers in hosiery- See our Ladies' Blk.Cotton Hose `

with fine wool feet-300 for...... _ _ _ . . . . ... _ . . . . 25C.

Meu's Cashmere Hose good value at 30-3 gc for......... . . _ . . .......25c_

L. ]. REDDI N

]uner9l)/i_ths2iEf1i.

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cHARLo'r'rE'rowN MARKETS. Butter " Cm" ‘lil to so Fresh H°"1"8 (D01-)

Corrected for every Wednesday and FOW1 (2861) 00 ¢0 30

one (white as to 40 Cabbage lib) 3 oats (black) 40 to 42 Pelts 50 to 30 Pork 115 Hides 9 to 10 Straw (per ton.) $5.50 to $6.50 Calfskins 13 Hay (per ton) S12 to $15 Beef (ill) 10 to 16 Eggs (per doz.) 18 to 20 Beef (quarter) 9 to 11

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ilsesse

Codfish fb) Lobster (lb)

Corned Codflsb (lb) Spring Lamb tqr.)

Lettuce (bunch)

Fresh Mackerel (each)

Mutton (lb) 12 to if Rheullarb (W) ` G Lettuce (bunch) 05 Spinach (fb) '-'10 Raclsh (bunch) 05

-- Chicken (Tb) 12 to 14

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Saturday “sum Potatoes, per bus. Z0 to 25 ‘L00 to “_

-- 'l‘urnips, per bus. 15

20 to 25

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nltion. There is absolutely no idea of unionlsm in the fraternity, its advo- cates declare. Rather tlle lssnciutlou stands for a strictly interpretation of the laws governing organized base-

klball. But the or anization ‘o oses

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to see that laws and regulations shall be fairly applied; that the mugnatcs shall not be favored one whit over the rank and file of players who have built up and made the great game the popular sport which it is.

Ultimately, no doubt, players will

have some sort of representation on the national commission, the supreme court of the laws governing the game. At present the trimvirate 1. made up of a national league club owner and the two presidents ,of the major leagues. ln their favor it must bc said that on the whole the work of this national commission has been above reproach.

Beauty of the T:lI

It looks ns if the docking of horses'

falls might become ullpopulnr. The Duke of Connaught is against the practice, and all the l(ing's horses are undocked. `

Mr. Winalls, one of the best known

horsemen in London, snys: “For ll iady’s carriage or plupton a long-tailed or undocked horse is infinitely hand somer. It always looks vulgnr to sec a pair of docked and hog»maucd horses in a smart carriage."

Sir John Rolleston, M_P., favors

legislation to stop docking.

Mr. Butcher, K.C., Lord Henry

Cavendish-Bentlnck, Mr. Philip Snow- den, Sir William Bull, Mr. H. G. Chancellor, Mr. George Greenwood und the Hon. Walter Guinness, support him in his views.

_Mr, F. A. Cox, of the National

Equine Defence League, prophesles that the docking of horses’ tails will go tho same way as the old fashion of clipping dogs’ ears, which was :lone simply for tile same stupid reason- ornament.

Paper and Ink For Money

To manufacture and print the paper

rnoney of Canada it is necessary to import materials from various parts of the world. A part of the paper fiber, for instance, is linen rag from the Orient. The silk that furnishes the strands that are run through the paper as e safeguard against coun- terfeiting comes from Chinn or from Italy. The blue ink contains cobalt from 'Canada or Germany. The black ink ts said to be made at Niagara Falls from acetylene gas smoke; and me greater part of the green ink is made with white zinc sulphate, the

`ptodtt\lt of German industry. The red

is derived from e plsnwn! Imported from Central America.

fn, tl mail ,service

I is being extracted from the cot- \¢i|‘.,i0%olr_t'|-‘ees of Kansas.

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-il for Wgfkifg _ ""%r. Man. Youcan save money on

nity `dhirf:"you ' buy' here. We have the -,pest assortment of shirts in the

A Berlin has 52 power-propelled cars,

Ttgillvery style eyes pattern st

ly 5 .

The New Era Black Silver Fox Go Ltd

combines all the necessary qualifications that a

person lololcs for in the regular transaction of

busines s-

A board of honorable, shrewd_busineSS men.

A wise selectionof the very best foxes.

A competent successful Rancher of experience.

A well equipped Ranch with ideal surroundings.

A sane conservative basis of capitalization.

3 Pair Foxes capitalized at $45,000, or $15000 per pair, mlwll ICSS

than can be realized for them at the present time. An ideal Ranch on the

property of, and under the care of john Bowness Esq. Montrose, near

Albert0n_ ro p.c. next Springs’ pups all0W¢d the CONPHUY W 0¢f"aY “Pe” '

ses of Ranching.

$30,000 of this has already been subscribed the balance of $I5.000

divided into 30 shares of $500.00 each is now offered the investing pl-lbllC

10 p. c. to accompany application for st0ck,balance Au 5. i5 One moments*

thought will show this to be the most attractive fox prop-lition on the mar

of .hc Directors-

N. B.

ket today. For all imtormation write the Sec. or any

]. NELSON SMITH, Lower Coverdulr.

]. L. PECK, Hillsboro. N- B- JOHN Bowlvsss, Montrose. P- E- 1~ P. W. TURNER, sec. rms. O’L¢“'>’-

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