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You Need

High time now

to be swearing cool head-gear! Thisvisn’t a sea- son of one shape or braid, but of many styles, and we show the full range. H i g h Crown, narrow brim; medium Crown and Brim, and low crown broad brim, just . as you fancy

75c up to $3.00

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-IT PAYS TO buy in this Province

-Ciil.E.\i_~\.\I.-Rev. Jas. )laeDo\Ii;_'.

-SL'.\lMEi(SIl.)lI L’Ul'.\'D.--The"

cleared from New York on July 2nd.J.

_ennirr-cr-side on Thursday enroute to \ir\\ York from the lakes, .\lr. John

,._-;,,~(_ 1,frl_, nill close each Wednes- day afternoon at one o'el0<‘k fur ill?

-Tl-f_\l_ lil‘Il{S HX_~\.\lI.\1AT10N`S. - _

'll ~ n'i|!itul:ii.ion cxurriiiiutions ati

-i _-'.f\li'i.l-;l.'rf»t~`. - \lr. liowuril

u i l iriottetonn has been

t h e lpopular shapes, that are extra values,

$5. $7, $8

- Fancy H at Bands in_ dogens of Combinations

25c to75c

D.A. Bruce Open Evenings

si-Ives if given the chance.

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l-lima,---Misses Nets Hensley. _\l;ittie_ ' \l F rl R b ll Circ d illiza

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DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH PILLS A' "£1

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gunning Pill for Women. $5 rr box or three for 10. Sold at all Drug Stores. or mniied to any

address on rcceiptof price. Tux Soolini. Dscn C9-._Sl._(7=1f§u[@es._@iru§io.____i_____

“"" ,Voc 8 arm U Y al F' an `eorild fill over'cnt'\Dof1hel1rfisLi‘ite

_.oi.;ers.~~J.

-\ll'l li.-\NlEl, f`\_\il’BEi.l..- The l-with lireurrcii at his liome in Bel- ~i-ont, l.ot 11;, on Dominion Day, 'if Mr. Daniel (_`urr.'pb0ll at the age \i 70 ye~»rs The deceased “ho l-ad

lon for advertising in this column.

-Mr FRANK LAFFERTY is Cash must accompany order. Mini-

Guardm Agent in Bummereide. ‘mum charge tW0l\fY-BVI Wlllfl MEI-I

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A . -THE MORNING DAILY Guardian FARMERS! Bring or d Y

can be obtained at LafIerty’l 'l`0l1B0l` wool to Braces and get highest al Parlors, Summerside. prices. 3253-6-30m6i.

ali, will preach, at i'<.‘.:ru:\n ou.`\vays stocked with building materials, llfdnfsiley and Thwday, the SNL. Lime, iwr.-_-rin. brick, etc. write and 9th., inst. at 7.50 P. rn. them for' prices. 3360-7-6M3i.

rcheonrr Frair‘_r \\'. B@Il€diCt» “'l‘l} 1* our catalog for Hammocks, Tents, cargo Of lwfd will TOY S“m"\"5“l@» i-tc. li. 'i‘. llnlrmn, Ltd.

-'l Hi: i`l‘3i-'ll-I-'\\-*"l`ll@ 1Mg°,l_'irnived before disposing 01 YOUI'

steam yacht Ueciliiin, owned by the “~,,,,1_ They are paying best market Strauss pcopli- of Xen York was in price in cash. 3232-7-1ME3i.

_`\l.ithf-sou, .~uirimerside went as Pilot Class “‘A" foxes, ‘Gordon stock also as far as L'-anso.-».I. one Vlass ".-\"' female R_uynor-’1'up-

--- lin. The Globe Fox I~.xcbunge &

---’l‘lll1 .\'l"(ll{l‘I of Sinclair & >`l€- Agencies, Ltd. 3143-6-°25rn2wl‘B.

:isuul i~iiir.mi~r hulf-holiday, beginning week or two before the time they ._-ith \\'i.-dm-_=ii:iy, July 8th, mid con- have paid for has expired and thus ruining during the months of »luly not miss an issue, as all Papers {\\'0 .nhl Auziist. 3361-7-\3.\lE3i. discounted promptly on e!P1l`!

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ic . i1l,(-rto|- lust week were con- Agericies, Lirriited offer fo_r_snlc n ,\,,,»¢,-.\ |.v l'rof. lieunett of the fr.-.\ shares in Il. J. .\lc_\eill's Black |.,.,,,,.,_ ,(5 {\',,i,.,, l-,,\i,.g,._ Inspector & Silver I~`ox Conipnriy also a riirm- liuxron ;_;:1I _\|,-_ \\_ K,.,.[¢ ,.1-9 assist- ber ofsnnres in the Raynor Interna- ii-~.' About forty carulidures arc; tional FOX C0riiPF\“Y- 5550"” C0?" \\i'i1ir:;_ ‘llimies will PHY SUM] divldends this

y¢ur_ 3l~l3‘5'25rl`»2WkS-

,filvl-(1-ilziill, ‘if . -‘ - _. A _ ».~pcu~iiii;: ii fc-iv days hero the guest Noi-rliein Maine ranch-bred mink. Inf _\I.-. il lioylc.--~ Miss .\iur~y Mc- irhicii I can supply at _reasoniihle 'l\`iiiuon. thc fmpirlar tuuclier has ro-V pi'ici-s.:iiu‘ ut once. Now is the time lrizr-nv-il ti. lit-i* borne in (Stand River, Ui l>ll}`- D0" i ‘Wilt I-}`*0_ l“t°_*‘9 _i nm- if number of ilicy are bound to ridvaiice iii price. i \,. - . c i Hove also uiirriber of niurtcn, hslicr, |l » yoiuig rien drcss d ii _ _ ::=iif»iz-in li-fr for camp. They will fuircs oi ull kinds _:it _VCFY ‘lU\"'L`5l- iiifidoizblhlily |nul\e 'ood soldii‘r's and i‘l`|f‘¢‘-‘l~ ll- -l» »\lCN'~‘lll. 'lVllL’ V“llf'Y-

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sure to vi‘.'i\ good account of tlicin- 331f2'7‘-l-\lU-

_ 1_,\\\`\` Tl<`.\_\'f.~l.-_\t ii meeting of ilfnt which might halve ’..cf=n atteiiiled

,the >‘uiuri.'~i‘.~‘iiie l.ii\\'ri Tcniiis Club “-ll-h Hlfllwfl l`~fS‘~lllS UC"Ul“fUl on “IV ilu-ld u len days also the following lLI` Slflfdf. _ §"rllllll\0I'='ld@_~ l3llU“t 9 .o|l‘cer:= nerr elected for the ensuiiii: “’d"ck "n l'l"d3Y 0V@""lZ. “hen P- -rem:-l’rcs_~-i'h:is. I~ien.~'l.~v \'.-Pres, lllif-Sl? llllflleil U1 fl ‘lU“~1’ “"‘l‘°"~ in --.\lrs. Neil .\'lcf.r~r-1, .S-L'Cy-`l`reas_~ nhieh \\rre seated .\ir'. and Z\‘i_r'~'_.li_il-

iss Bpssik M“.a,,d_ Maw (_~0mm__ lard Miittnrt and several s|m.l_Llii.<l-

A |,,f,".g"v \_,.,_hur Allen “_ E_ ren, became scared at the whistle of ` ` ' " ‘ ` ' .T the merrv-go~riunrl, and wheeled

l<_liis, and ilrahaui Rogers, ea ' - ' _ ' -. , - _-uddcnly. The carriage was overturn- ,(_on1_m. _\lr.=1. Ito) Holman, .\lrs. \\.J. __ _ M d “ Mutt rt

.. . _ cd, thro\\in_ r. un r zi ~»

-ONE CENT per word each insert-

-R. T. H()l.I\I\N, L'|`D., are al-

~I-'OT l\'EA'I`HElt has arrived. See

3360-7-6_\l3i.

-SFR SINCLAIR dz STEWART,

-Fon sAi.Ff.`:i§>ti0ns on two

--SUBSCRIBERS should renew a.

-THE GLOBE FOX EXCHANGE &

»Il\\`}~l ()\! I-I7i‘;`I`) a r.i\imbcr of

-W_\i ION A('t`IIl[']N'1'.-- .\f\ 8CCl'

i.uc`4ilY several men were nearby hurl they caught the vuzon before it

folk. With thc exception of ,. fc-W minor ‘gruiszs thc oreiipzints escaped without hurt, while the velsiclc suf- fered little or no daruage.

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Ladies’ Ready to Wear Apparel

This _storenever sacrifices quality - for low dpricing, neither dopgs

__ use quality as an excuse for high _pr1ces, it consi ers the customer _rat `-e and the customer naturally gives itfirst consideration. '

" ' Great Offering--Extraordinary Prices - ‘” Ladies’ Tailored Suits

"" This has been an exceptional week for th_ose seek-

ing suits and ready to wear apparel. This is a large sale, a comprehensive sale, a sale of fine values, any family may be outfitted at a dependable saving. These values run as high as 25.00

' SALE PRICE

$ 7 s 9 5

' Combination Underwear

I trimmed with fine embroidery and lace in plain white.

SALE PRICE

SQ

Princess Slips

with fine _embroidery and

beading, edged with torchon lace, regular $2.50 and

SALE PRICE 98::

Remember that this sale .Will save

H' 11 t Highest

I',§_i§§ you at least 25 p. c. to 50 p. c. on your Price

" paid _ Summer Necessities. , Paid

for f01°

Wool Prowse Bros., Ltd. Wool

In messaline silk comes in navy,tan, fawn, copenhage_n< black, regular $10-$15-$20 dresses. They consist of all grades American silk and taffeta

lar value 1.50 to 2.00 _

I `i..r\n in ailinrr health for sonietirpa. fr1__S1t'_;c}:E`;;t“;In; ;§’;;<inr;n.s dySp,,p_ | fins held in deep respect by all and tic tabht5_ These get Hgh, dm,-n to

ras very widely known ihr‘ouglio\»i‘i

MEN’ maori: l rhe district.. I-lc was one of the most

\ rru eu

Vllnlilyz for Nerve rind Brain; increases "grey matter ’;a Tonic-\vill build you up. $3 a box. or

two for 35. at drug stores, or by rnaii un receipt

Eilfllriiiliigl Tut Bouslu. Deus C0.. St. Catharines Sold ar liughw' Dlussrnn

prosperous farmers of thc province,

,can years neo. There arc left to >m.,um fit-0 rpms, ibn' and Walter at hom'-, \vrlnr~_v of \:inconvcr liwinch

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lifloiratt hccrirriirifr thc bride of Mr. Ii ordon .\fu|:\\'illi:im==. The event nook place at the residence of the l»ride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. \\`. llonzitt, in the presence of fi numbcr ‘of the imnnrliatc friends and rela-

Olll' St()('.l{ IS S0l("(!t0(l Will] `fi\'cs of the bride and groom. The

greatest care and jiidgriieri

t hridr- was hunilsorncly gowned in

nhitc ere c with bridal \'r-il and or-

. p . and f0rtl11S reason we Carillon- .mr i>i..,~s..mS mu .-...S .rrunded by

estly recommend “Erriprcss”

Shoes for l\'orricn. Tlicy :ir

ii>'r' grand-airiii., \lrs. Iilizzibetli Camp- 'be»li. vsho, ultnoiiizn ninety years of

e :-.in-, [lf-rlormcii her part gracefully

ii-iv of the ~l¢»c:isiori with youthful

made of the best niatcrials by '..|l<i psriri-"diy .wi emrrm into the

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expert worknieii and iii :ill th new models. ¢ We are “Empress” agents.

COME IN AND SEE US.

$3.00, 3.50 :ind 4.00

_ Morris & Smith

l SOLE AGENTS I M

=:> xii, '.'.‘l'.il:- the ,grmiirii was ably iriipportcfl by Mr, .ilelbiiiirnc Hoaatt, liv'oi_l-.ci of the l»r'iilr-. The popular- liv of thi: yi-'my couple was shui-.1 by thc lurgc number' of ruluublc and iisfefiil pr-1-scnls received. The cere- ri ony wus ,wrt-ir|p"<l by their pus- ror, the lffiv. Jus. .\fac|lougrrll. .\ notable fl .2 irl- of the evening was rhc exec-_-riifi ly large number of pco- piv that rfitlicred to screnadc the young couple and who acted and were rntertnlncd in ii br-coming manner. Ali join in wishing Mr. und Mrs. Mc- Williams ii happy arid prnsperoiis journey tlirough life.

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You Get Good f Suits at a Low Price HERE

When you are looking for an un-

usually good offer in men's suits, you

had better come to Reuben

Here you will find an

display of tweed and worsted suits Ili

I rn

the season's latest styles,

master tailors in sizes to fit every flg~ ure and fancy. Prices ranging from

$7.00 up.

Reuben Tuplin &

" Kensington

T uplin’s excellent

adeliy

to

His wife predeceased liiin about fift-ffect 'he,m_'h and in Em," M-de,-_ A

the scat of the trouble. and cure the ailment by removiny; the cause. and pin von rn the right ro-url to PCI”

box 2:'»~~. McKinnon Drug Po., Cor. rlreiit iigorge and Kent Streets. mtl.

Edith Ziiiirlcy und Hattie hlcS\\'ain Vresst Fialtou Anderson, Finlay Mui

.Viissr Jucqiielinc Mellonuld.

presided nt all the sessions.

tc" :i short discussion of this pupe

tion.

r~econirrr.-rided. Instead of only '

iirfl bcorgc Green.

splendid address by Mr. Smith who

in the slrcrt course for inspectors. Nr. Emith gave the teachers n very helpful tolli on how to approach the nature study work as proposed by the department. In the evening xi- br-ut 10 teachers took advnntu|.,'e'nf the motor-boat excursion arranged hs Inspector Mullins. The weather wie ruihor disagreeable hut. n.-fwi\h- standing the fact the sail to Morell was rrcntly enjoyed by the partie!-

business. The following standing con ruittr-cn were appointed; Resolu- tions: iirilvey (`hristophei',' Misses

lully and George "reeri. Nonfinating _ __ win. .\lcilonaId. Harold (`-lay, and "Hue" “MW H l""*5thV l'eWU‘”f~ “E f"“

In the absence of the president In-

spector Crockett, Nlr. Loyd Shaw

Mr. Geo. Green, teacher. Mt. Stew-

urt, was flrst~ called upon tn read his paper on the Influence of Beauti- ful Surrr-uridirigs in the School. Af-

r,

Inspector- Cain addressed the conven- tion His remirlrs were very practi- cal and uboundcd in humor. He ex- plained frankly nrid naturally. why he wus uppointcd to the ofllce und gave a ,brief but clear outline ofthe po'ify 1-! the Department of Educa-

|»i Nic afternoon session ri rry

iutr-.rc-sriniz and practical paper was read by .lliss Edith Murley on The Pill-lic School Act. In this paper,

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comnlllsory eliuration was .'ti-»;~gi_/

pei- crnt of the time being required in liz: compulsory clause, it should he -it leasf. -‘$0 per cent, and thc iloveruirncni should be urged to il-» umm-rninrf toward an nmendnir-nt to that effect. The paper was uhly dis- ciisse-i hy .llessrs Harry Christopher

The rxex* on the program was n

is at present one of the instructors,

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$5.00 and $|o.oo .

White Lawn and Mull Dresses

5:

trimmed with lace and plain in many fashionable shades, regular 5.00 value

SALE PRICE

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Wash Skirts

Linen and repp skirts white and other colors regu-

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course of his excellent address Mr. ('mnpl~.ell outlined very definitely the _vork now being initiated by rhc ue- inrtrneni, oi Agriculture in i‘o-oner:»- tion \\'iil. the Depurtriient of Educa- tion. .

Inspector. D. J. Mulli'i_ George Green. .\li. Stewart; Finley Niullaliy, Smiris; Miss lilanclic Douzuu and Miss .-‘iilcline l’etcr's. 'i`ii-J :cpoit

l_. f lo! (‘. I3. of ('ornu\cr¢‘e, lfdrnulirl :i_

T 'miiiiriiz engineer in Alaska, and W.

_ J, in Phoenix, ll. f`.--J. `

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S -` -'- ` Next in the order of business wns

_, _ _ E _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ i_h_»- rw-j.:or'1,_of' cr»r:~zrw_ittees.. _ _ _ _ ,

1 ‘ i l’\l3lll>I.\1. i.l.f.L.w. .\n interest, php ‘,,,,,-_lnatlmz (ommlgtcn rimorg. .~_iipcrmtlr.dent that, under certain

|/ `° in; event took plucc at Vape Tm- _.___ (fl an flrlguws; §>r¢-gideng ynSp},¢t0r ('on<lii.inni=, First-(1l‘ass teacher draw

_ ‘ -""f'=="- 'Hi "lily lei. 1914, \\'hl’ri Ons » _ ,. V ~ - C ii, ‘iw-riiririent, Harvey rr'--|s~ Firvi Flurr salary.

& ' ‘“ _of the clirirmml; young ladies and Vgheinl sc0'gi,?;,),ctl;2,t,,‘O§,'_ l;.;;,1\;,|~_ East point; pimm¢i,,i 5ecy__l IV. Ili-.solved that ri vote nf I ‘Q 1 ‘ ,ruin of thi- popular young men of .;‘t"[,,,__f ,Honda June 29th Gerald lilcfiartliy, Georgetown; Re- flmnlrs he tendered Mr. Smith for

,\~ *U ‘-' / liiiat plfici- were iiniicd in thc holy ,‘i___`e ,_';_;,_'_";___T€ Uf‘the nf;'ming sessim; co;-,}ing_ ,\1f;¢y_ gigs Jncqneiinc MM. his interesting address on Nature

\ .y bonds of matrimony; Miss .llahni was t-____U_-____ Nth the roumm UI dum_____ Nonmgum Execuuve Com" Study _

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lown, viliifli v.-is adopted after some

I. Resolved tliut the teachers of

this Convention appoint .1 einimittec tr- \vn.\. unnn the Execritivn nf the

iz-Dre rriunzent clause inserted in the :ict relating to compulsory ug. tendaucr'

On nioiiou the resolution wus sub-i

nfitf-fd to the Praiviiicial 'Teachers'

2 BOSTON ll0'l`ll. ADS

pnnlr-_ Ou Tiiesday morning the first itcn--

:-f hiislnesu was the question box. Most nl the questions were practical and some related to the technicallti- es of rf-ports. etc. ' .

01|' the arrival of the train Mr.

I-I. Campbell. Superintendent of

addressed

lull

to the

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lfo ’"\ N.

loaned eilupnml

7'73~.6-5

.i\ssoci:i\.ion.

Rc-solve-l that the thanks of this

(‘onventiol'i be tendered to those who so kindly arranged the i.ior,oi'~l»ont 1-xriirsloii.

III. llcsolved that the teacliers of

this .wnmmifition endorse the re- cnmmcndcdatiori, rnnrle by the i`l\ief

V. Resolved that .ri definite course

of studies bc framed by the Dennrt- ment for the Lluidarice of teaclicrs in grading pupils.

’ -,-_.my ,.,e,.r,¢_ed_ | \`. Resolved that the tcucliirii.: of

The (_'or|~.. on Resolutions then sub- "‘gri°“ll"“- °x°l“9lV°lY~ except ln it

rrillirreiitury forms, he ~Ti1~L‘our'fi-_gc~. in our schools.

disciisrzini on each resolution. ‘ "`l- B” it l`°50l"0<l llllli SOYDC "Dre

convcziii-iii Reason of the year be de- Ci<ll"l 'Irion for the lioldiug nf this Cr.-n\'ci.iir>ii.

(;ovemn,(m urging them to h,,,.,,, Rl It may be stated in reference to

rcsolutioii V. tlu-it it was not the in- tention of the convention to protest H»£Hi“Pl- thi proposals of the depurt- nrunl conicrning rural schools, but ii was tbouglit tliut speciiilimcil-'i in Ar-'rifuliure would not be in the best interest of rural education, In Ure Wlsclv. the convention was ri good one with the utteuduncc of sixty tanchers.

The island Ciiy Painting Co

Contracting Painters

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"WW clffllle and Sign work. 203 Kent St. Phone 280-I."

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ATTENTIUN !

To my Friends and Patrons,-

I cordially invite you to visit my new Music Parlors

on Summer Street, Summerside, where you will find a full line nothing but the best. I am the sole agent for

' PiANos

PLAYER i=iANos

and oRAi=oNoLAs ~

which include the Steinway and Chickering-the world’s best Pianos; the Nordheimer, Gerhard-Heintzman, New Scale Williams, and Gourlay (Canada’s best pianos); and also Columbia Grafnolas with Disc Records of “all the music of all the world.”

'I cairalso supply Player Music Rolls,Sheet Music-

both popular and classical. '

I also carry a full line of Organs, Sewing Machines,

Safes. Refrigerators, Separators (Sharples and DeLeval) Gasoline Engines (Marine and Stationery,) Farm Ma- chinery of all kinds. Also the celebrated Baynes, Gray and McLaughlin Carriages, and a full line of Harness.

I thank you for your past patronage and support,

and hope by"square- dealing and handling nothing but the very best goods in their class, to merit a continua- tion of the same. _ '

_. _ _ Yours respectfully

Thomas Andrew '

_ SUMMERSIDE

P. c. wsu.:-:ir J. A. non.:-: 632M‘“°“&*“““‘f '

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china camel aiid

Aynel s of England are amon the best makers of

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ggcllullrlzglz tliglié gogfdph are consideredgrathe'r _expensive meg trade. e have _ Huw vs r°qz°ii§vt<iu ui il'§r§n"m° C? W “t "”°°°’ "bk" °“` »f,f"'_» cup. fms“f°f Wage , 81° _ _.¢°.1.°li°U dl8_‘erdit.P°*° §>fldbyE_edozenori`nany iglgty. '_ j an

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