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.1 him to mske his lies

sud to help keep tigiigugillé

home ties .

YOIII' photograph.

The Cook Studio

The Newest ii Designs

ln peture frames In all l

:_t_ylel. moderately priced. Cdllzzliid 2:2

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The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

_; Good Photography ` Moderate Prices Pereonsl attention to Amateur

Photography. ,

107 Queen Street

Phone SSQI. _ -- @

We Are Modern Opticians

We keep in t t

with the latest hlggozgriedoghg inventions in optics, and immed- _ IBWIY anything new is placed on the market which _will increase

Our knowledge or rsciiiiiss, we have lt.

Our optical office is oi' thc most approved style and is' equipped with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances. ,

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- metic effect to be obtained, and can assure you that our glasses ad‘d a certain note of neatness and refinement that meets with favorable comment.

Children’s eyes receive our

special attention, and we pride ourselves on our ability to fit a child with chi‘ld's_ glasses, not with cumbersome glass'es that were intended for adults. Shadow Retlnoscopy test used. Succeeds where others fail.

H. J. Mahon

Optometrist and Prescription . Druggist . Montague P. E. island Next door Bank of Commerce

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.DOLLAR psy l»

*- - l IT PAY8 to b\lY ln this Province. 26 INCH AMERICAN Hand Saws

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'i_iie wonderful _ Liquid Magician

Ifistallfli’ changes to any ¢°'°f 2f\d_R1ves a beautiful glossy finish to

STRAW HA l` S

‘ AND ` r STRAW GOODS OF ALL KINDS

Buy a bottle here today,

we have it in_all colors in- '

cluding blacs.

Price 25c

' GLASS WASH BOARDS 49o each for Dollar Day only Crabbe Hardware Co., Ltd. 9040-625M3i.

BREAD KNEADING BOARDS 69c.

Tin oil stove kottles 33c. Steel try pans, 25c. Wood coat hangers 4c each Dollar Day specials at Crsbbe ‘I-laid- ware Co., Ltd. 9040-6-25M3i.

PARISIAN PREPARATION- Miss

Daisy Iludge 171 Great George St.. has taken over,the agency of Parisian Toilet Preparation for-which Mrs. Waller formerly took orders. Miss Rudge will be glad to sell customers these high grade fpreparation.

8TANC_HEL SACRAMENT.-On ac-

count of repairs being made to the church at Lot 48 the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed

_ __ at Stanchel on Sabbath the 30th inst.

MacKinnon Drug C0.

The Rexall Kodak Store

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DOLLAR _ DAY

Do You Know-

That we operate the only

Lens Grinding Plant on P. E. Island?

That we emoloy a skilled

Surface _Gri_nder, and are daily grindini from the rc_ugh glass-t e most com- plicate kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which

mean a g_ood deal to the Glass wearing public, doing away with the annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in by

mail, you’ll get them bac promptly an in perfect con- dition. _

Call in and look over our

plant.

G. l’. Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

Preparatory services on Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7 o'clock.

POLICE COURT.-Two women of

this city who hnd u misunderstanding which -lead to offensive remarks being used aired their grievances at the Pol- ice Court yesterday 'rnorning with the result that the defendant in the case was fined $10 for-`abusivo language.

HAZELBROOK RED CROSS.-Will

you please allow space for a brief ex- planation. It has been rumored that at a recent meeting of the Hazel- brook Red Cross Society, ice-cream of rich quality, and five kinds of cake were served. If this he true it was an infraction, likely to have bad cf- foct upon other societies, and was done in the absence of the president. and without sanction of the society as such, hence this note. Yours for Goil and Empire. Mrs. F. N. Atkin- son, President, I-iazelbrook, P. E. I. June 22nd, 1918. `

CLERGYMEN, SPECIAL ATTEN-

for Dollar Diiy oh1'y 996 each. '

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O'CEDAR MOPS large trI~angle` size

99c each Dollar' D_ay. Creibhe Herd- ware Co., Ltd. _ 9040,-6-Z5M3i

EMPIRE BICYCLES for men 'and

boys. Special $35.00 for Dollar Day. Crabbe Hardware Co., Ltd._

9040-6-2SM3I.

WOOL WILL BE RECEIVED at the

Grading Station at Charlottetown. Summerslde and Souris from June Zith, to July lst. 9024-6-24M3l

JEWEL FOOD CHOPPER. ,large

fapiily size, special price for Dollar

Dzy $1.25 each. Crabbe Hardware C ., Ltd. 9040-6-25M3l.

STRONG SCREEN E-DORS-All siz- os. Complete with hinges $1.65 Dol~ lar Day Special. Crabbe Hardware Co.. Ltd. 0040-6-25M3l.

2 BURNER “REFLECT|ON" Oll

Cook Stoves with oven $20.00 com- plete for ‘Dollar Day only. Crabbe Hardware Co., Ltd. 9040-6-25M3i. _#_

3 BURNER PERF-ECTION oil cook

stoves with oven. Special price for Dollar Day $25.00 complete. Crabbe Hardware Co., Ltd. 9040-6-25M3i.

REGISTRATION.-For the benefit

of these who were unable to register on or before June 22, the Registration Board has provided that such regis- tration may be made at the different post offices where tho necessary cards can be obtained and interim receipts granted. _

_ NEW ASSISTANT.- Miss Helen McKenna, of this city, who has recent- ly graduated from Macdonald Collcgc, has been appointed Assistant Super- visor of Women’s institutes, under the i’rov'iricio.l Department of 'Agric-

-|-|0N____C|e,.gymen and omcem of-..ulture. Her many friend-s wish her

churches situate outside of the City and Towns in this Province, who do not desire to be disturbed, or to have the horses of its members frighten- nd by automobiles during congrega- tional worshlp on Sundays, are re- quested to send to the Provincial Sec- retary, Charlottetown, not later than the 26th instant, the name of road and location of their places of worship and the dates (if.not every Sunday) for holding services therein. This applies to churches holding worship at any time between one and six o'- clock p.m. only. A list of such places of worship will then be pre- pared for 'the guIdance“of autoists. Arthur Newbery, Asst. Provincial Sec- retory- . _ 9006-22M4i

SOCIAL SERVICE CONVENTIONS

~Corivr-iitioiv-i under tho aus ices of

,the Social Service Council of P. E. ll. will be as follows: Alberton--Mon day. July 8th,_2.30 and 8 p. in. Iiun-

’ '~ -- _ tcr River-Tuesday,July 9th, 2.30 and

l 8 p. m. Charlottetown-Wednesday.

-Juyy 10th;--3.-and* D---m_-_sum~mé1.§me

-Thursday. July 11th, 2.30 and 8 p. rn. The' Convention at Sunimerside wrlll be for the whole of Prince Coun- ty; that at Charlottetown 'for the whole of Queen County; those at Al- borton and l-lunter River' are local fdistrlct conventions. Speakers. Rev. |J. G. Sliearer, D. D., Toronto, Gen- eral Secretary The :Social Service Council of Canada. Rev. H. R. Grant _D. D., General Secretary The Social l Service Council of Nova Scotia. Rev. I-I. A. Goodwiln. B.A.. St. John, Pres- ident The Social Service -Council of -New Brunswick. in -addition to oth- ier speakers from P. E. l. Programme Afternoon-Ctinference on Enforce- ment of Prohibition and other laws. What the Social Service Council is l_2\ud' aims to do. Qrganizatlon, ‘local

Z ' *_ _ and county. Question Drawer. Even-

-'% . Y; -=' ' ing-Mass Meeting. Popular Address-

es. llvluslc. Delegates. Church congre- gations, local temperance bodies, and other or anlzatiens in sympathy with

'social betterment, are invited to send

' ` delegates, as many as they choose.

ae a e The public are invited to all sessions

and especially to the evening meet- ings.

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DOLLAR, DAY

_ June 27th

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Suggestions FOR

Camping Supplies

Cooked Ham Sliced Bacon

Canned Fruits and Meats

Canned' Beans

Pickles. Coffee. Tea.

Canned Cooked Dinner

Biscuits in sealed packages

‘Cereals of all kinds. 'Many other things will sug-

gest themselves by looking thi-migh our stock. »

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SUCCESS.

FEAST OF PATRON SAlNT.-Sun-

day was the feast of St. Aloysius, the patron Saint of thc League..of the Cross. At 3.30 in the afternoon the members of this society assembled in St. Dunstan's_ Cathedral, where a sermon was delivered by Rev. Father Poirier, after which Benediction was given by Rev. Frank McQuaid.

V.A.D. PARADE.-The V. A. D.’s

of Charlottetown to the number of about sixty held a church parade on Sunday evening, a number of them going to St. James` church and a num- ber to St. Dunstan‘s. ln all parts of the Ilriti:-ih Empire rill members of thc V.A.D. thus commeinorateii the evo of the feast of St. John, Patron Saint of thc great army of voluntary work- ers who form the St. John~ Ambulance Brigade overseas. Rev. Dr. Fullerton in St. James and Rev. Father William MacDonald ln the Catliedral delivered _.eloquent and.suitu.ble-addresses --for the occasion.

WOMENS AUXILIARY V_ M. C.

A.-The closing meeting for the sum- mer of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. took place on Saturday' ut’ the usual -time 'and place. There was ii lai~i.:e number present with some new members. The treasurer read re- ports of the different efforts put forth for making money to repair the build- ing, which was very satisfactory. During the four months after all bills were paid we have to our credit $450.00. During that time we install- ed a -kitchen complete in every res- pect. Passed over $100 .to the men for running expenses of Y. M. C. A. Donated 540 chocolate bars for the Ar- tillery Aid and two beautiful boquets. Also gave a hoquet to over one hund- red fathers and sons, and sent several lar-ge boxes of cake to the soldiers in barracks. Votes of thanks were given to the cast of "Right Oh"fals`o to all the merchants and others for their kindly help. Beer & Weeks being es- pecially mentioned as they furnished all the spledid furnishings for thc stage. Prof. Earle for his generous glfe of $12.50. All were delighted with the results of Right '"0h. Mr. -E-lwln and the president Mrs.Doiill did the financial business, neither of them handling any of the fifnds So every thing was satisfactory to all concern

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CHARLOTTE-|'-OWN ed. The Auxiliary purpose putting in

hardwood steps and floors, making ,the entrance prosentable, painting the front and putting in the brdken _win- dows: also putting on new spouts. cleaning and repairlng'as' fas ts the money will permit. .Mrs._Doiill, who has been President of tho Auxiliary during the past four months deserves much credit for the energetic and bus- inessllke manner in which she has ad-

vanced the interests of this worthy institution.

'Toilet Waters, Tal' I

cums, Perfumes Con' veying th e Breath Ol Choicest Blossoms

. The use of choice toilet preparations are needed by every womap,_and the kinds that are daintily perfumed find first favor. _

Our stock contains an as-

sortment of _the world's best

toilet fproducts. _

Per ume-1, Toilet Waters Lotions, 'Talcti ms, Face Creams, Face_ Powders, Skin Foods, Perspiration Deodor- aiiis,etc. _ ' All of these toilet ac- cessories are here in their full purity_and fragrance and at prices that a 1 reasonable. _ There's sumrnmer com- fort in these articles for you.

Johnson & Johnson The Gusllty Drugstore

PERSONALS

Rev. Henry A. McDonald. of

Kingsboro, is registered at the Russ.

Q. M. Surg-t. Chester Acorn and

Gunner John Proud left yesterday for Halifax.

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Rev. D. McVlcar. Cardigan ‘ls in

the city and leaves this afternoon for his home.

Miss Melvlna Gordon, of Cardigan,

is visiting in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Macdonald. "

Miss K. M. Milligan and Miss A.

M. Clarke, Summerside were among visitors who motored to the city on Sunday. _

Mr. John O. Hyndman _returned on

Saturday night from Halifax, where he attended a meeting of the Murine Underwriters. ‘

Mr. Robert Elliott, -City, left yester-

day for Picton where he will take a position on the Picton Advocate Mech- anical staff.

Mr. Ed. Canning has returned to

the island fr‘om New Glasgow, N. S. where he has -been working for the past two years.

Miss Dora Mathleson, daughter of

Chief Justice and Mrs.Mathicson, has returned from Vancouver. where she, spent the winter. _ i

The Rev. F. W. Sawdon, of -Win-

sloe, has been appointed to succeed the Rev; S. H. Young as Methodist Pastor at Bideford. W

Messrs. Frank anil George Walsh.

of Ellersllc, and Mr. A. A. Rrinisay, of Conway,- were in Summorside on Friday on business. L

Licut. G. W. Stewart. R. A. F.,

iirriveil in the city on Saturday' night from' Toronto to spend a month‘s fur- lougii at his home in Montague.

Mr. M. Naroli, Chicago, arrived in

the city on Saturday night to engage in marble work on the interior finish of St. Dunstan’s Cathedral.

Messrs. C. B. Clark, B. E. White

and IE. C. Chapman, Canadian Gov- ernment Raiilway trainmen of Monc- ton spent Sunday in Charlottetown.

Private A. Doiron and Private F.

McPhee, from Sussex, N. B.,n~r»rlved ln the city' on Saturday night to spend a furlough at their homes in this Prov- ince.

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Mr. John Connolly, city has been

appointed to a position on `-the post office staff here. He entered upon his new duties yester'1lay`-

Mr. and Mrs". D. R. Laird of Win-

nipeg and' their children, David, Lou- _ise and Elizabeth of Winnipeg arriv- erl in Charlottetown on Saturday night and will spend the summer' at Brack- ley Point.

Miss Mattie Good. daughter of Mr.

Samuel Good, -Charlottetown Royalty has been successfully operated on for appendicitis in the Prince Ed- ward lsland Hospital. Her many friends will be glad' to know that she is steadily regaining hor usual health ad strength.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. While. of

Cornwall, received a. telegram on Sat- urday morning announcing the death of their son Ethan, as a result of gunshot wounds. His death took place on June 14th, the day»~.ori which he was wounded. He was 36 YBHFS Of age. Ethan is the second son who has made the supreme sacrifice, and the sorrowing parents and sisters and brother have the deep sympathy of all who know them.

Baptist Assdciation ‘

--On account of small-pox at O‘Leary. the United |Baptlst Association which was to meet with the Spring-Hold chin-ch Jury 4-7 wiii meet wiiii the Bedeque Church on the same dates. Delegates are requested to send their names _immediately to Rev. C. A. Britten, Central Bedeque, and state whether coming by private convey- ance or by rail. if by rail come via Summersidc. Kindly send only names of those who can attend. lf a delegate whose name has been sent in finds he cannot attend he will con- fer a favor by notifying the committee at once. The Bedeque Church has less than two weeks’ notice to pre- pare for the Association and Delegat- es can greatly assist by proinpt at- tention to the above notice.

CHAS. R. FREEMAN.

- Moderator.

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RUSS HOTEL

181 Prince Street Charlotte- town, P. E. l. .Canada Food Board License 'No. 10-4258.

First -class accommodation

for tourists, visitors and trav- ellers at moderate rates.

Terms by day or week on ap-

plication. Cab service at all trains and steamers.

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ll0TEl. ARRIVALS

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REVERE HOTEL

Wm. McCormack, .Montreal.

S. Rogers, Moncton.

llarold McLean, 'l‘rciitori,_ N. S.

G. E. Clark, Summersidc.

E. Wood, Summersidc.

Lecky, Summersidc. Lane, Summersidc.

Lee, Summersidc.

Murdock, Murray River.

A- D- _lVI9I-eva-n.-.Murray_ilarbor_ Heber Bell, Murray Harbor. I Gavin Mciieod, Murray River. Capt. ll. R. Black, Halifax.

C. B. Clark, Moncton, B. E. White, Moncton.

E. C. Chapman, Moncton.

Lieut. G. W. -Stewart, Moncton.

M. March. Chicago.

Pte. A. Doiron, Sussex. \

Pte. F. Macl‘hce, Sussex.

K. M. Milligan, Summersidc.

A.' M. Clarke, Summersidc.

_ Chas. Dunn, Summersidc.

Rev. D. ‘MacViczir, Cardigan. J. F. MacPhce, Georgetown. A. ‘R. Flemming, Traverse City.

Michigan.

J. J. Bacom, Rochester, N. Y.

D. McDonald, Orwell Cove.

C. H. "Poole, Montague.

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VICTORIA HOTEL

A. W. Nollcs. 'I`oronl_o

A. Q. Orr. Montreal

Geo. H. Perkins, Toronto

I. Goldcnberg. Montreal M. Moulchy, Montreal Mrs. A. A. Clark. Wolfvllle. Miss Bursey, Wolfvlle

W. E. Kierstead, Wolfvllle.

Louise Laird, Winnipeg David Laird, Winnipeg

Elizabeth Laird, Winnipeg

Miss Jessie Falconer, Winnipeg

E. M. Bruce, New York iMr. and Mrs. l’. l". Knowl-ing, Sl.

John’s N'flrl.

T. iiudson, Picton

A. li. McIicod.jMon-trnal

G. Perry, Wolfvllle. N. S.

McArthur, Snmnicrsido

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Mr. and Mrs. l).H.Laird, Winnipeg'

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TO DISINTER BODY OF

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HALIFAX, June 22.--Interesting

lellal proceedings are in progress in tho New York courts in connecrlon with thc estate of one of thc victims of lilo Titanic, buried :it i»{»alll`ax, ac- noriliiirr- to a letter' roi-civeil hcrc by the civic authorities ordering that per- mission be not given to certain part- ies to disintcr the bod'_v of one Ser- vando Ovicz Rorlrlgez. New York law- yers interested state that the estate _of the ileceased-is--entitled -to-“great ziiiiounts of accruing by Cuban lziw if the body is not found." lt is alleged that two persons interested in the death of Rodrlfgnez came to Halifax at thc tirni-_ of the Titanic disaster and oaiiscil the body' of the deceased to be riisirili-_r‘rc.i`i', but it is now said that imc of ilii-.iii refuses to iilerrtify the body. hcncc thc reason for asking that no permit be issued allowing the body to be removed.

Ask for Mlnard'e and t_ake no other.

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COAL

We would advise

all householders to order and take de- livery of their Coal while there is a chance to get the kinds they require.

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lates, and stationery.

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New SodaFountain

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News and Variety Corner

(Opposite St. Dunstan’s Cathedral)

any flavor, also a complete assort-

ment of ice cold drinks. For magazine, newspapers, cigarettes, choco-

Prompt attention to orders for magazines. to beforwarded to summer

News and Variety Corner

70 Great George Street

Women’s Patent Button or Blucher $3.75. Misses Patent and Gun Metal Button

$1.85. Boy’s _Boots $1.75, 200 and 2.35. Children’s White Slippers 59c, 69c. Misfes White Slippers 11 to 2.79c, Many Bargain lots on our counters to choose from. Call

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