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PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets o_n _Sale to November 30th. Limit 'l`iiree Months

$122.80

From Charlottetown Going and Returning vin Chicago.

Going vin Chicano and Returning via Vancouver. or vice versa. $17.50 additional

W. B. HOWARD. rlIT.lgA., l.‘.l’.R., St. John. Geo. WALLER, Doininion Express Build-

Ink. Charlottetown.

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Wholesale & Retail

New that navigation is open we

are prepared to issue orders for car- goes oi Dominion Coin C0mi>sny'» Bydnsy coal, or we will agree to de- liver cargoes when required at U10 eiiieroae P. ii. Island nom it “it- shle vessels can be obtained.

Prices and terms quoted on spvll-

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We keep s stock oi coal always on

hand and stesmers requiring Bunker Coal can be supplied at short no- tics.

Parties requiring coal for house-

hold purposes cennot do better than by giving us their order. Our prices are lowest. Sehooners always 'ilu demand end

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LETTER OF CONDOLENCE

In condolence with Mr. Finley Mc-

Donald:

Dear Brother,-On behalf of the

members of the Thistle L. O. L_ of El- don, P. E. i., we bog of you to accept our lieartfelt sympathy, in this, your hour of trial and bereavement. As you feel the loss of your dear wife can never be repaired, we trust that you

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Great Tea of the Season

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Georgetown, July 6, 1915

(In ald of St. James' Church.)

Georgetown is noted for its magnifi-

cent harbor and beautiful scenery. The view from the Tea Grounds is un- surpassed by anything in the Prov- ince. Everything will be done by those in charge to make this a day of pleasure for all visitors and the lad- ies of the pariah who gained a repu- tation last year for "the best furnish- ed tables ever seen at a tea party( intend to sustain their good name this

Fare

1.10 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .90 .90 .80 .75 .60 .55 Al .45 .35 .20

Elmira Baltic Sourls Harmony Selkirk Ashton ` St. Peter’s Mldgell Morell St. Andrew's Mt. Stewart Peakes St. 'l'hersa's Perth Cardigan Emerson Georgetown

year. All your friends will be here. so come along and have a pleasant day with them.

A special train will run from El-

mira and Souris on the following schedule:-

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9.42 9.46 10.06 10.11 10.23 10.85 10.45 10.55

work in Dental Ofhce. Apply, gt". ing wages, to Box 1168, Montague.

..'GIVE OLD ADDRESS.- Sub- 2044.3.22M3{

1 scribers are asked when having their

papers changed from one address to ..*STRAWBERRY BOXES AND another to please give old address aa CRATES-Crete and two dozen boxes well aa "new one. This pi-event; any for 30c. cash with order. Book your delays and saves unnecessary trouble °“l°l°-9 elfllf- M0¥\l8Z\1€ Furnishing in going over the books. Co., Ltd. Montague. 2013-6.21ME3|_

___'»1-|-|E ARR|\/AL QF K,|-|-1-y___ ..*THE FARCE comedy entitled the E Han u '

The Auditorium at Montague was fill- "The Arrival of Kll~lYi" Wlll be Pre' aecretglg ii. tfliliiiledlliiiillsailgllllj- \vtil‘ll cd to its uprnost capacity on the even- Beflled ln Caffllgnll Hall. W€¢l1'l€B<lHY permission to prepare it for Sltllefal lng Of 'l`ll\1l‘B€li\Y. June 17th. When the eV"“l“S» JUN Z-ird, by Acme and Hill' use. it is available to the piibllc ut farce in three acts entitled, “The Ar- slde Lodges LO-0-F-» MOYUHEUE- all drug stores under the trade

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amateur company of members ofAcme 476 Roncesvalles Avcn . ~ -

and niiisiae Lodges i. 0. o. F. can --*SHEEP DIPPING- -Sheep Dip- “°' 1°'°"'°'

l \ , ,_ of characters: William Winkler, Mr. Plllg D9'“°“9"all0“S Wlll be held in _~~(_,:'f;,."i._'_» H. M. McLean; Bobby Baxter, Mr. Enter” Klngs “l-lhef°ll0\VlnRDll1C9S1

' Geo,-ge Stewart; Benjamin More_ Mn June 2th at or near A. W. Morrow’s, Watson's College, Mr. Alison, says:--

W. R. Dill; Ting, Mr. G. M. Schur- Nmlh Lake? June 30th at South Possibly you may have heard of the mon; Aunt Jima, Miss _]acque\ine_Mu. Luke; July 1St, S. S. l`tobertson's,, recent attack in broad daylight which Donald; Janc_ Miss Lima" McDonald; Khigsboro. July 2nd. ut Andrew moon- our men undertook. It was one ol' the Sunfire, Miss F10,-a Memsh; Sam, M,-_ 63’ S. Little Harbor. July 3rd at Cheese first engagements of these latter days 5_ K_ Todd; Kmy_ Miss May Mc_ i-actory, Gowan Brac. Arrangements tenipestuous struggle on both sides Queem 5cene_The Omce of the HEL will be malls for demonstrations lat- for the mastery. Imagine a little cyon House in the Catskill Mountains, el' at MUPTIW River and Abney and tarmstcading. surrounded by u siunirc Tiine-Ono day 153; Augu5t_ Act 1__ Hllywhere else in Southern Kings of hedge. ln one oi' the sides of this Late m0mi,,g_ Act H__Ea,.ly ane,._ where the people will apply for it, hedge is ii hrokeii gate way. Now noon. Aer l1l_-Almost evening All ‘ 2056-ti-23ME1i, place yourself beside a row oi' khaki-I

tween the acts the audience was ‘flushed with running puck laden

126 treated to vocal solos by Miss Annie aCf0SS_ llw dry fields- They were

Sullierloml and Migs Flora Memsh, down in a trench beside a hedge op-

wart. it ig said by (11050 in attendance CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS ers c_onsult n moment, and point at u

kind ever presented to the people of p i B it . _ _ so later. a group of six Or Seven Spring l\Iomagiio_ Pfnflll' (serefbgler lb') toward it, fling themselves into the

Chickens 14.15 Wheat (per bushel) $1.25 Buckwheat 1,00 Barley 1,00 _Oats (white) _55 Oats (black) Hay, pressed (per ton 14.00 Eggs (per dozen) ,111 Tub Butter (per lb.) .22 Potatoes (per bushel) .25 'l`urnips (per bushel) .25 Hides ' .12 Beef (per lb.) Retail 10-12 Pork (per lb.) carcass _ .11

S’SIDE MARKETS

Barley bus. ' 65 to 901:. Buckwheat .60 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24 Butter, lb. (creiimery) .22 .23

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Oats (black) bus. 70

Turnlps, bus

Potatoes, bus. 27

to 751,§c.' No. 4 yellow 73%c_ Oats,

dard, 48c. to 490. Rye, noniinal. Burley, 69cc. to 7-lc. Timothy, $5 to $7. Clover. $8.50 to $13.50. Pork, $10.75. Lnrd, $9.10. ltibs, $9.62 to $10.12.

INIES TIIII] Ill NIEN

IN INE FIGHTING IINE

<°°'1t‘i'i‘iiL<;'c_i_>;rs *w°> __

9th Argylls, was paid by Lance Cor- poral Crawford, of that battalion, who is at present in Craigleith Hospital.

Lance Corporal Crawford, who was

out of the fighting zone before his Colonel was killed in action, and it was with much regret that lic heard of his death. “He was very popular with the boys since hc came to us. We liked him. lic was a man who was not afraid to take his risks. In fact, he thought more about the men than he did himself. That'a the truth. A little while ago he was wounded. but it was just a scratch on the face. l'in sorry that chwas killed for lic wus very popular with the men."

A SNIPER “FARMER."

Sergeant R. I-I. Richmond, of the 5th

Black Watch, whose wife resides in Maulc street. Arbroath. is now lying in hospital at Dundee. lie writes, with regard to the snipers, that for days the Dundee and Angus men were baf- fled to know where the bullets came from oi\ passing a certain plnce. The only persons working about were a few peasants working in the fields; but the occurrence was becoming too persistent to bo pleasant. A trap was at last set. A party of six men boldly marched along the road a few paces apart. Nothing happened. When out of sight of llio industrious peasants five of the men concealed themselves. while the other retraced

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was met with the usual ping. ping, ping." His comrades observed the "farmer" drop his gun and continue to work as if nothing had happened. But hc was too late. A volley rang out and he was dead.

“A STORM OF LEAD AND SHELL"

A Watsnnlan in the "Dandy Ninth,"

writing to the headmaster of George

CASTOR IA

For Infants and tihildren. fha Kliiil You llais Always Bruglit Bs rs

I Chl

lilnttura of

JUST RECEIVED

the farmers of Murray River and vic-

BIIT ,Qnl{S&.&Tg| Tickets will be sold srom points on H -- "my 8 golden (,pp0,\\,“1ty of s..,..,,|,,g _ ' Mlm'-“Sue Branch 5* re “cm "°l'°' by 6°°°°° cm" ehl"'l°" the services of a llret class stallion at

_ |-egu|||- mm-nfng U-gm, N941 for return 45000 Hard Bglck. a very moderate price. Stallion will

P11006 111 by special train leaving Georgetown Ons Cer et C ment- he kept at Kenrmy Brm, 3¢,,\,|e,' at

C L S & Co M 8 P' m' ey oniei- or com. °"in§irrr°ils'i/'vmi` netsw i.-ro." i §’§,‘{§f"' “"’" "“'"‘“ ““’ “°“"°“ "'

° ° 12°7°9'”M1“ - _ . _ .il l2“`°'l'M°l' °°"'l" Wlllhlli Kearney in charge.

,Was HIWBYS kept a close secret. | It was surniiscd that shc used

Calfskins lb . . 10 . 10 i

straw (per ion) $0.00 WOUNDED

. .15

Wheat, but LW L60 An olliccr of the -ith Scafortli lllgh- “o,,|_ i[._ _30 ltiiiflcrs, '[`i‘rrilorinl, writing nlioul, thc Eggg_ dnzen _15 lllllllllllr ui Nvuvc Vlizincllc Inst wi-ok, Hay, loose ton $10.00 11.00 f‘\\‘l Silystl “Those liriilos of tierniniis. Hun D,-cased “L00 12_00 Flicy squirled petrol ovci' our wound- Hides’ lb_ _10 oil, und then lricd to set lhcni on liro. Lamb pens _30 _50 A few uicii ivi-ro burnt, but fortiiiluto- oatmeal' per 100 3_75 ly. some were nlrczidy dead, Ono gf Oats’ (whim) bus_ 65 the first battalion was lying our in

N I t th G di _ lay ilowu liosldc liiiu. took his clothes ‘ CH[lifég’alJu‘:m ;1__f§‘,;h;;t_) No_ 2 Ofl. stood up and stnnipcil out thc fire red' $1_15_ No_ 2 hard' $120,/L to baiiilagctl him up. und then got him $1_22%_ hom' No_ 2 yellow' .Ml/ic_ back into the trench."

No. 3 wliite, 471/gc. to' 481412.; stan- SOlAl‘;‘lg§ESs£;X_?_A_%

his ste s Half wa alon the road hr- lgzgilrt-1 cgimh and ill-i I-‘riff

ceniur s

ed at the ability ol’ the Eastern wo- men to keep their complexion frcish and youthful. lt is it matter ot' history that Cleapatra ruled by her beauty, but her method of retaining her beauty

some sort of a akin food, but the nature oi’ the latter was only re- cently revcaled by an Arab wliu- clalms to be ii lineal descciiduut of

name of “Usit." llsit Mfg. (‘o., Ltd.,

clad. Glengarry bonnetted 'Ferritiiriiils

posite to that gateway. Their oiilc-

gap inthe hedge. A minute or

open and rush precipitately towards thc opposite gap. The enemy instant- ly perceive and instantly reward. 'Phu panting squad are inct by ti storm of lead and shell. All reach the gate- way and hustle through; one trips over the broken soils and lurchcs for- ward.

Down he comes clattering, his soul

furious at the delay that may cost him his life. I-low he manages to scramble up again and ily into the shelter of the outhuusc he least of ull can say. Auyhow, it, is done, and not a bullet touches hiin. Spruwliiig in thc dust, he recovers his breath, and calms the silly throbbing ol' his heart. \Vhat is this? Before him on the rough cobbles lies it llttlc halt fmng picce. Tciiderl_v lic picks if up and plncos it in his sporrnn-nlinost hc kisses it for thnnlifiilncss.

soumrius Psrnot oven 'rua

front, uuil he wcnl on firo. Another umu ruslicil out iiniid a hail of bullets

A rcniarkahlo story that is vouch-

cil for by some good pvoplc is :iii extract from ii letter from Eiiglzind, nuil it cutiies with very strung support as to its gcnuiuelicss, wrilcs a promi- nent 'l‘ruro lady. “Last Sunday I inet a lady who told nic sho knew two oflicers, both of whom had seen thc angels who saved their lcft wing from Germans when tiicy onine right upon them during our retreat l`roin hiring. They expected annihilation. as they were almost helpless, when to their amazement the Germans stood like dead men, never so much as touched their guns nor stirred till we had turned round and escaped by some cross-roads.

“One of hor friciids, who was not a

religious iiiaii, told licr he ‘saw n troop oi' iiiigcls between us and the oncrny,’ and lic hits been ii cliaiigcil inan r-.vcr since. Hi: said hc hiul seen thcni liiin- self. as whilc he and his company wt-rc i‘eti'entiiig they hoard thi- (lor- iuitn cavalry tearing :iflcr tlicin. 'i`hi\y ran for ti place where they thouglit they might uinke it stand with some hopes ol` safety. but before they could renirll it the (loriuun icavnlry wcro upon them. 'l`hey turned und fact-ii the onciu_\'. oxpe<'tiiig instant iloiilh. when to their wonder they saw bo- twccn thcin :ind the oiiciuy it whole troop ol' angels: :ind the liorsos ol’ tho Germans turned round und rcgiilarly stanipeileil, terrified out of' their senses, their men tugging at their hrldlcs. whllc thc poor liorsos tori- nwiiy ln every direction l`roni our mon. I-lc swore ht' saw the angels. whom the horses saw pliiiuly enough, :uid this gave them time to root-li thc lilllo fort or wliatevor it was, and suvt' thciiisclves."--(‘liurch Life.

lil. 5. W. Ulllsfs ` °»'~,'z.i'i_s"!i'e_1==?§9;i-

Improvcd Blower. llwlstlv- iillrr-rn, clears the airlpasimgrs. amps drop. ' _ in th tirost :ind crinnnriit-

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fn box : blower free. /it-rep! nr

inilmliiiies. All eral.-rw nr lemaneen. lotus A na. Limited. Tarun?

Important Notice te Farmers THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE

STALLION.

"FLASH ROVAL"

(12790) C.N.R., Foaled Aug. 8th, 1911.

Inspected and approved Enrolment

No. 52, sire "l-‘lash Favorite" (lmp.l (4583). \\By Royal Favorite (10630) Dam. “Baron's Lilly,” (Imp.) hy "Bar0n's Pride" (9122). Flash Fav- orite in 1906 beat all competitors at Dominion Exhibition, Halifax and has proven himself llrat class stock horse. Baron's Pride, sire of Flesh Royal’a dum is considered the higheet type ol Clydesdale breeding in Scotland. Flash Royal is a beautiful individual dark bay in color, well cut HEAD and NECK with heavy. clean bone and perfect action, kind disposi- tion and a sure foal getter. This gives

New Blouses

Arent they stylish ?---the open throat with high stand up collar at the back or the Military Collar. Set in full length sleeves, tailored and semi tailored

Middy Blouses

Middy Shirt Waist -

New Silk Gloves New Bonnets and Hats For Infants and Children

New Hosiery-New Embroideries Ladies’ Underwear

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COUI-DN'T TAKE A HINT “.\i|' this is Sntui'<Iu_v uit-lil. un'

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“Sanity und his hiss lui<l boi-u sll~ _vi~`i'\il N'ltlri‘ii xi]-lilil-l.||l|(ilI_""']In lm ‘WFP

liilig iogcllwi' nhiiiil linlf nu hour in §;,m1_\v (,1,.Sl,,.,-ul,.]_\.,: »»_\|m._g;,.' “-,,_ si cure. ~ ' '~ - ‘ ,~ - » »- "“ “\lz\ggit~" ho suiil 'il ltmmh lu.iii. l)_\ no litglu io sun ll .i iul,

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und \\'oiliii~:=ilu_\' iiii-lil. un' 'l`liursiluyI "\\'<'ll. it lsn`i iii-i-ossziifv lol' YUII I" nicht, un' l"i'iil:i_v uit-lii'_"' ,bv i‘onstniilI_\' ll-.i.-liiui; _roiir roll," ro-

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Now Landing ex Schooner “Margaret B. Roper” 100 Tons Superphosphate 25 Tons Nitrate' of Soda

_ These goods which are of the very highest quality are offered at lowest market prices.

_” As our stock is li rit_ed compared with other years We advise intending purchasers to place their orders at once.

We also carry BASIC SLAG in stock.

Poole & Thompson Ltd;

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