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THE T. H. TAYLOR CO. LIMITED. - CHAT HAM. ohi-

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COAL COAL

_ Arriving dailv cargoes of Sydney Reserve Runmine and Screened Coal, fresh from the mines. This coil is very suitable for domestic and steam purposes.

'_We have also on 'hand and to arrive a quantity of

Albion Nut, Runmine and Round Coal.

As prices are lia_ble to advance in the _near future, and

Coal may be more diiiicult to get at the Mines, we strongly

‘ recommend all households getting in their winter supply

now. '

Also on hand a quantity of Soft Wood, in blocks-stove

lengths-which we are selling at one dollar per load.

_ We will have our usual quantity of Anthracite Coal.

~ Ri stoiie and Chestnut sizes, arriving here in July and

ugus .

Ifyou require Coal,call.and see us or phone 404, and

we wil guarantee satisfactory delivery.

A Buntaiii, Bell ' & Co.

Selling Agents Dominion Coal Co., Ltd. 'A

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ii October this Society has forwarded

nrt Limited . 9160-6-29ME1i.

` 9166-6-29ME1i.

-MID-SUMMER M|LLlNERV SALE -For the balance of the season we will- allow ti Discount of 33 1-3 per cent. off untrimmed Hats. and 50 per cent. oft t`i-iinmed onesj Estate ‘Janine Kennedy, Kensington. V , 105-7-1Mtll

--RED CROSS WORK.-The W.P.

A. of French River held a very succ- -essful Ice-Cream Social at which the snug sum of $69.00 was realized. A ;short .time before this Society had an egg day on which $45.00 was collect- ed. Wool is to be purchased for socks for the boys. The members take this opportunity of thanking all who don- ated cream. eggs and etc. Since last

` 182 pairs of socks and 43 pairs of mit- tens, besides hospital supplies.

-THE SCOTSBURN.-The Steamer Scotsburn, (‘.apt. Munroe, is in port from Sydney with a full cargo of coal for Messrs Read & Co. After flischarging. the steamer will proceed .o Pugwnsh. N. S., and take on ti cngo of brick for a port in Newfound- land. The schooner, Emellne Burke. the owner, Capt. Arsennult in charge arrived Friday morning from Picton with coal for Holman’s Ltd. The Carl E. Richard, Capt. Skinner in charge arrived from Sydney, Friday morning with n cargo of coal for Messrs .los- eph Rcad & Co.-H.

-SCHOOL CLOSNG.-The closing

exercises of the Summerside High School took place on Thursday even- ing in the Market Hall where the fol- lowing programme was carried out. Chorus, The Call of the Motherland, by the primary pupils. Matrimonial Sweets, by Dorothy Siliiphant and Kenneth McLeod. Poppy Drill by primary pupils. Butterfly drill by larger pupils. Brown eyed Susan Drill by pupils. Recitation by Helen Williams Chorus. Rain b advanced

cored. Violin Solo by Harold Gaudet. encored. Soldiers of the Soil, drill advanced pupils. Fairy Dances, ad- vanced pupils. Closing Chorus, While the British Bull Dog Watches at the Door, by advanced pupils. God Save the King. Each number on the pro- gram was ably carried out showing much care in preparation. The hall was filled to the doors and the aud-

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Don’t Kill the Hens

l Kill the rooster, of course, _ but don't kill “the hen that lays UIC .G0l$l€Il EEE a_s you are doing when you sell half-hatched. stale, dirty and boiled eggs. .

':iellonly_fresh, clean infertile eggs and thus boost the iii.

mand and price for the Island Hen Fruit.

We Want Eggs

More eggs and better eggs._'I`he very highest pi ice in Cash

always, Quality Counts. Consignments receive prompt and careful attention. Entire satisfaction is assured.

‘" i J. M. AULD

215 Water Street, Close to R. R. Station lifinzithiiwsatti. '

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Ravagcs of Timt

_ Are what you seek tomake tli_e grave of your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had, Estimates given.

l Chandler & Bell

I L 60 Kent Strebt

N Monuments that endure the

iencc paid the closest attention dur- ing the entertainment.-H.

ll0l`l:ll. ARRIVALS

v|cron|A Ho're`i.

Archbishop Worrel, Halifax.

Mrs. Lottie Murnughan, Penkes.

J. F. Arnett, Siimmerside.

A. Dennis, Montreal.

M. R. Gilman, Boston. Mr.`and Mrs. M. F. Smith, St.

John.

. and Mrs. F. Munroe, St. John

Mr. and Mrs. G. Mum, St. John.

D. McPherson, Winnipeg.

Mrs. D. McPherson, Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. W._A. Tullam, Ver-

million, Alberta. »

R. E. Browne, Montreal.

Stella M. Murphy. Boston. Harvey Mitchell, Fredrlcton, N.B. A. B. Fortier. Toronto.

Miss McLean, Toronto.

A. McLean, Toronto. .

and B. Moore. Toronto.

Hudson, Pictou.

. T. McLean. Moncton. . D. .Frances and wife. Moncton. ive McLean, New York. orry H. Featlierly. Holyoke, Mass A. Wilson, Regina, Sask. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart.

@rzgo~se

REVERE HOTEL »

lt. J. Lewis,,New Glasgow, N. S. Marion Saunders, Watertown, Mass W. R. Coombs, Halifax

Mr. and Mrs. Favour, New \'ork

Albert Johnston, Picton

Mrs. A. Johnston, Pictou

H. Obey, Kinugston, Ont. _

D. Patterson, Hunter River

.l. J. Primrose, Chicago Geo. J. Lane, Halifax

D. S. Bertram. Brsdnlbsne

Fulton Ellis, O'Leary

A. W. McConnell, Winnipeg

S. A. Cotiln, Montreal E. V. Clarke. Halifax

E. Wood. and wife. Pownal

Gweyn McLeod. Uigg

J. MacKay, Springfield R. R. Furness, Chatham

M. Doyle. Rustico T. Calwell, Toronto i

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DUDUS~ S010 by Pi`€B\0I\ MUFDUY- BTP; the seemingly splendid progress made

--I1' PAY! to buy in this Province. ll -T|W0 'GENJI PIR WORD lACi;l.

inert on or vsrtls this

-LADIES PANAMA HATS. right umn. Cssli must noitiigiihpouy orgrr;

in quality and price. Sinclair & Blew- Minimum chu-gg twenty-nv; guts.

~-- l -THE 8. 8. NOIITHUMBERLAND

-SECURE YOUR PANAMA for arrived in,SummsrsldeV on Thursday

Dominion Day. Special values inoui' evening from Halifax to take up the M‘llliIl0l'Y Delvairtmant on Saturday-` Suinmsrside, Point du_Chene route in

Sinclair & Stewart Limined. ‘the absence of the Car Ferry from ‘ i

Port Borden .-L .

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-ENMORE `8CHO0L EXAMINA- .

TION.-The semi-annual examination ot- Eninorescbooixssi held on 'russ-

day afternoon. .'l\\no~20tb. The school’ ' "

was prettily and tastefully decorated. for the occasion with flowers, _Vierns, and flags. Thirty-two visitors won in

Iattendance and twenty-eight pupiis.l‘ §j ‘lt could easily be seen by the rapt

smiiing faces that each of he former fully enjoyed theprocsedings of the afternoon. The pupils were examin

teacher Miss Mar uerite Gallant ss

well rendered programme as follows: -Opening welcome, by Eva Frost. Chorus, “lf I Only Had a Home Sweet Horne." ltecitation “Vacatlon“ b

The Needle" by Annie Enmiin. Re- citation. “A Doctor’s Story" by Eliza McArthur. Recitatioii. “A Baifli-'ilor’s Dream in Church by Jessie Frost. Recltation, “The Hallfak Disaster" by Fred McArthur. Song, “What Would You Take for Me Papa" by Gladys and Beulah Bryant. Recita~

Recitstion, “Woman’s Rights" by

At the conclusion of the programme a vote of thanks was tendered by Mrs. Havelock Bryant, to Miss Gal- lant. on behalf of those present, for

by the pupils. Others ,present express- ed themselves as being well pleased with the quality and quantity of the work accomplished during the year Prizes were awarded as follows:-~ Vi.-For highest standing in class. Marjorie Frost; writing Eva. Nisbett; department. Annie Enman; history, Jessie Frost; arithmetic, Beulah Bry- ant; geography, Eliza McArthur. Grade V.-Highest standing- Mary Enman. Grade IV.---Highest standilng Gordon Noye. Grade Ill.---Highest standing, Eva Frost. Grade lI.-- Highest standiing, Gladys Bryant. Each pupil was presented with ai gift from their teacher as a token of re- membrances. A pair of silk gloves andother useful and beautiful pre- sents were presented by the pupils to Miss Gallant. The singing of the Nationalyintham ‘brought a very plea.- suntely spent afternoon to a close.-Y.

VVESTERN PERSONALS

-Mrs. J. E. Ben or Chariottetown

is visiting at Stanley Bridge.--L.

-Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lafferty and

Mrs. Willard McNeill of Port Borden arrived in Summerside on Thursday evening.-L.

-Misses Maud and‘Laura MacLeod, and Misses Florence and Emily Mill- er of Stanley Bridge were recent vis- itors in Summerside.-L.

-Mrs. B. W. Mills of Calgary ar-

rived in Summersidc on Thursday ev- ening to spend her vacation with li/ir parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schur- man. after being absent for over iivc years.-L. -

DEMAND FOR WOMEN '

LONDON, June 29-Women doc-

tors are in great demand in i-Jnglsndf Municipal authorities in all parts of the country are advertising for wo- men doctors to -take over the work of men called for military duty. '

PURE RICH BLO0D

PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is resporisiblefor more

ailments than anything else. It causes catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma- tism, weak, tired, lsnguid feelings

and worse troubles.

Hood 's Sursnpnrilla has been i

wonderfully successful in piirifying and enriching the blood, removing scrofula and other hninurs, and building up the whole system. Take it-give it to sll the family B0 as to

Wm. Thompson, Darnley - Wh Thompson

avoid illness. Get it today.

eddn the various branches by their

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sisted by Miss Grace MacDougall. teacher at Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Albert

McArthur. Mrs. Alfred Frost and. ~ Mrs. Belle Nisbet. The ready and` ' ccrreft.s.nswers_.elveni9.,th9__v;1.ti9\i9, _ _

questions asked _showed careful train- 1 ,

ing and forethought. Next came a-.

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(‘fiarlie Frost. ltocltation, “Victory of `

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DOCTORS IN ENG LAND

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in the Dominion--are bein8 Cl0Sfd out to 'make room. We have too

many suite-hr nce the great ved_uc- . tion. suits worth to $48.-are being -~ closed out at...... . ............$29.00

Black, Navy Blue, Sand

A Great tllearing- Sale of

Women’ Suits Worth to $48.

_ `ANnsoi/is -NEw_ sUi_rs-

H all freshly new this sprii_i£-

well made by the best tailors

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Taupe and Green.

Clearing Suits worth

i ~ » ~to~$32.00.- - - $25-00

Principally Navy Blue. Black

~ and Brown, mostly serges-all smait

well made suits-all new this season -not an old suit in the lot, worth to

$32.00 each. Clearing out at $25.00 k _

See them to-day

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tion, “A City Greenhorn" by Marjorie r _ '

BB Oli ll¥¥\l'IlEI‘ 60 Y

Arthur -Brick Block (adjoining the lBrace Block) so as to better serve |their growing list of auto patrons. I The cars can park in the large space

quirements filled quickly and satis- factorily, and by means of a swing- ing apparatus in connection viftli the outfit they can get gasoline from the street side just as easily. Their gur- age will be open Dominion Day so that autolsts can not only procure best quality strained and filtered gasoline. but tires and all other accessories, and on this day free water and free, l air will be supplied. We congratulate this enterprising firm on their addit- ional equipment which we know will be appreciated by the local and trans- ient car owners. 114.

NATURE OF THE ESKlMO.

In Herschel island, where the sun

shines continuously for eight weeks in Summer, the Eskimo had a sun- diince, not always clothed in the gar- ments of propriety. They had an idea that when the sun came back its movements were directed by an invi- sible power, but the had no tangible conception of a Gotli They had no .belief in a future life, either of re- ward or punishment. To-day they are religious, truthful, kind to their childen and to tha aged. They are ambitions to learn; they are practical, extremely industrious. sanitary in their habits, well clothed and well housed. insanity is unknown but tu~ hcrculosis is quite common.

They whale in Summer and trap

in Winter. They are clever in trad- ing, good workers on land, water and ice, and take excellent care of their household effects. Tools if broken are neatly repaired. When at Herschel lslnnd or Fort McPher- son they ent the white man’s food with great relish. In Summer they ent their fish and biubber raw and in Winter frozen. They like food cooked. but it is a matter of indif- ference to them. '11. _~ will lbarter

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You will find some excel-

. Isnt values ln lemonade and

water sets herc,- pitcher,

. plslsos and tray,-good grads ' -plain and fancy patterns.

s _ Call In and seo them.

and without moving have their re-i

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iiciiiiiih'Ii>i;yi{oiaii§;§.ii¢°ii`érn cIiTi.t.fiii_°““° "”‘“ °' '=“P°°‘“"Y ‘“'K‘;“‘;',’“°'|de»1h; if wid that dam is av- --HMB on to the Flag and the Kmg_ ily. ill the §l`011lld l10Flh Uf 3 e *fl* preaching they will respond with a

complacent smile. They are even more stoical than the Mongolian. Trouble does not affect them at all. They area. very happy people. Their natures are childlike, and they do not continue in the some frame of mind for two minutes at a time. They are good-nniurcd and humorous und very inquisitive. Tlielr emotions are sudden and

short~lived--upronriously happy one,

moment and almost crying the next.

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Frost. Recftation, A Mouse in ii _ - \

Trap” by Ernest Noye. Recitarion, . ,for me white man‘s food, ent a

"VHCHU0¥\” by May EIHHSI1- Reclla'-' ‘hearty meal of it, and then go out tion, "A \Secret” by Anna Frost. i |and ent bltibber andt ravy flslt; as Dialogue. “Sale Of awlife by Gordon. desert. Tie conten s o n eers NOYG. Cl18l‘l9B F1081. Elllll MCAI‘ll\lll‘. xidlaiggggsgxgflxgflxgstihzgrthgrégaigl stomach they consider a great deli- Sadie Nisbet and Marjorie Frost. S str L b mammal; cacy. '

Their faces are now wreathed in smiles, now it picture of woe._- The Christian Herald.

REPRESENTED QUEEN'8

AT FUNERAL IN QUEBEC

KINGSTON, June 29.-Prof. Wat-

ins represented the University Chan-. sity ut the funeral of Dr. James Doug- cellor ui' Qucon's who died iii New York ’|`\iesduy. Mr. J. M. Far- rell also attended the funeral, rep- ieseiiting the University Council. The funeral was hold un Friday morn- ing- at 10.30 o’clock to Quebec, the birthpl:u~c of the liitc Dr. Douglas.

A'sk for Mlnnrd's and take no other.

lf You Want to Make Mone Hold

If you want to raise money for Red Cross,

Soldiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or aiiy other patriotic object; or if you wish to help your Church, School or Society you can't possibly conceive of anything more popular or profitable than a Picnic.

Holman’s can supply everything nec-

essary to make your Picnic a huge success. There’s no guess work-no running around- no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies from Holman’s, because we will show you exactly when, where and how you can make money; what to buy and what not to buyi We have helped dozens of_ others make their picnics successful in the past. We can help YOU-

We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, ( ON'

FECTIONERY, B 0 T T L E li DRINKS, CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES. C lG_ARS. We can also provision your table. CQUIP Yfiur booths and supply you with red- hot selling money-making specialties.

Write us for prices and particulars,

stating on what date you propose holding your picnic.

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