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Jeweler snthnhllflver ‘The Store’ forfwaltham Watches " l,

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MON IY TO LOA

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re lilyiafl-fiavora-ail its owdiJ’. Menjlove Hickey’s‘ and ‘thcyt simply will not-‘accepttany other kind.

lllclllllli-llo. NICHOLSON-l TOBACCO e0. ~lll>. ‘

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' Morson 8t‘ ‘Dufly . I larrfetlra- and Attorneys tsunami-s m loyal saux‘ in

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We can help you plan your summer ease If you

are going to spend the summer at your work we can assist you in‘ maintaining your efficiency.

are dialinotivs in

couldn't suggest a place where your footwear needs would be‘ better at ondedto than right here.

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style and comfortable In shape.

‘A We have moved A ova STUDIO a

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a . f0 Our New

Latest in the

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_ iedies- ' __ uy yduiflface pow- Ndtbecause we sell _ owders than anybo y else does,‘ because we sell the same kind that other stores do.- . The“ only thing is‘ that we ‘offer a larger assortment of the , and I better

- If you want some» thing ‘new, ask us

.2 .MAc’s

mlrome Gouge se.

pcnitilentirigufwitlh. itohacco , kéyfjilfliechtjsje, yoti,laré,.'geti _ _ tobacco-on‘ the market a~ ifiitwltioh it has gainetiby its good qua-

Our summer shoes We

BUILDING. - a 16s a d. .- iiréat George St, ~ -

Next to Stanley Shaw l: Pesrdon's

i 0ne oi the Most lip-To- _- Date ill Canada for the

illl ol Pli0TOGitiiPliY

i’li0TOGilAi’iiiiR

l wscuaeo salsa Church. ._ _,

e Bros. Ltd. -

tMOd M llalil.

' plain land accordiah leats, like the New York skirts. selling _, 3i.

NO CHURCH sinvlczsygbwl‘ ‘ ing to thc absence of Rev. ‘ Mai/hon of the‘ Central Christian

' so

I ' gan, Rat.

Gllrivli-o own Quasi-emu. ,.

.:i ' ——-‘ . . ounvlnwlirzc woman of

_ Iii. l. Bouvenlra now on hand. 0r-

‘ SEPARATE SPORT" SKIRTQ

cheap at Patons. V, .

Cllurch- there will be no lservic

vcutiou of the Churches of Chri

‘ iii Murray “Harbor. ' " ' '

uThe Summer School for

, uiic‘ undergo, uiulpiie; mt,‘ certl plates were grlmtedt '

once and the

M. Gregg. Miss

McKay and '

VBI‘,

‘McPherson. Brookfield;

Charlottetown ‘Morell; Anna Enias, Georgetown ;

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~ Montreal. May 29th, '08. Mlnnrd'a Llniment 00., Limited. Yarmmlth. N. S

MENT for sometime, and l find the heat i have ever/used for t joints and muscles. ' Yours vary

Theron-mule» Cjnq Dancer cf Canada.

I ' Eye Specialist

-“A~“A

ieillwlv. . Office “Hours:

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; a Phone fi_8-_Y.

itllgain ill‘ t I _

i; ' ' . . ~ ee our dis la in our ‘évfindow 8f FyLadies {Pumps and Oxfords, ‘éa job lot, mostly small seizes to clear at

_ 2-95 -Molris~ a Smith

_ ‘The Big Shoe Store

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~ style,- flwuhted at Pawns. AV, AUGUQT ‘llhh M. .- Cardipan, a tea party in aid ofAll‘ .2045 8 4,121.

‘. A snnoml. LINE or; voile giouses tor " turns, only. $1.79

ziszis-ia-ai

FREOHIN UP VOLQR WARO- , ROBE with one or two o! Patch: - plilrmlll-ywliltl in voile,» silk, or- , flporgetto. . . . - 3i

IOUVINIR 0F PRINCI ID- vrAno BLAME-Beautiful‘ llllis- lve‘ souvenir ready nly Mo. Jly-anofl- 87c.

. iICI-{l-e-

just

tomorrow in this church. Mr. Mir‘ _‘ hon is attending the annual con-

BACKVILLE SUMMER 5CHO0L Sunday , vSfBIIOOl. workers‘ ‘wiiiich’ has been rmcetlng at" Bolokville, ‘held its cine-i . ins service.» QFIi-TUBQQWwQVWlIISvl

o the ‘ktludénts .,Qver,eighty in all with ‘iifatfotitf-i ‘scifobffin every as aaspiendid slrocesal "Pile; staff this year consisted of Rev. l W. A. Ross. Rev. Jas. King, Rev. W, A. Mashum. Rev. ii‘. M. Mill".- A. F. Baker, Mr. A. Mabel Mabel Miss Jean Borden. Some eleven studerrts from P. E. llsiunli were present. These were: liev. R.’ H. Stnvert of Hunter Ri- Angus Gillls, Charlottetown. Misses Ruth Rogerson and Ruby McDougall, Hunter River, Adele» [Florence Small, Hartsville; Idu McDougaii. , Lauretta Coffin. Ida Webste, lillarie; and

Minnrd'a_ Llninsesat For Dandrnfl

Gentleman-f beg-to let you know that l have use?! M!NARD’S LINI-

truly... . THOMAS J. HQGAN, i and Pedestal

Dali. l. liarris j

Oflice, Royal‘ Bank ' Building, Charlot- -

_ *9.30.—12.30, 2.4

illxiords and Pumps”

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OHOOOLATQS. 590. lb. and usufi fecttouary ‘at W. T. Welinenz

for the tea at the Protestant Orphanage, not Wednesday as In- nouliced. ,

‘To ATTEND CONVENTION- lion. on. Hughes and Mr. b

{up Montreal lto attend tho annual

the 15th .

a CHURCH SERVICEBR-Rew H. (2., llngelilcl: vwiii preach at North River, llvmiln. Long Greek 3 lhmi" Kingston 7 'p.-1n.~9und~lY-, Almost

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der at once to prevent disappoiutv - » v .ment_olglmj’ocfipzimul "c. enlarging; vbaviiillofsive an address on " an ce. _ _' _ p

the Indians

m Wednesday. evening 18th. “‘ Foe-r AuoueTus-ou Thurs-l ldnyo-ttermifm at 4230 tnert- will h»

Augustus- Victors and Ill» l-vliilih‘

in the Hall.- Qs- l, "not lollies: coma-rile Cheese 5'- Bua ~met in the city yesterday , at 21pm. ‘Pres. Brown in the chair The‘ cable message from Brock-

2300 soldl at 25 5-16 to. 25 9-lx anprigelt-stronger. Cheese offers for sole tc- and of July New Glasgow, 400; Eust- River 2000; Kenslngton 80Q¢MpyWnUiL Spiiiet. bid 24% f0!‘ lsQlmflluflflvifllll brand, salesmen 40' iusqdflaiilavbidh -

l " PER$0NALS

Mr. James Calder Sh, of Sydney and formerly of Charlotetown is re visiting this city wherb he is ~be— lng warmly welcomed by his old friends. v ilVir. Everett E. Large ahd daught er Lois. of Everett, Mass, a-rrlved

few weeks visitlngjriends on the island. ‘

‘Mr. Heuny Laptliorli, District Manager or the North American‘ Life iinsuranco Company leaves this morning to attend the‘ QWIIVEUUOH ‘of the Life Underwriters Associa- _ tion of Canada. Mr. Lspthorn has ‘qualified ~f0r mambershil! ill Th" ‘Naiaco Club for the‘ ansuln-g year and a a reward was invited t0_ ' attend the above convention.

». Nflnnrrva lalnlment For Dnndrufl

__: : :JUST ARR-ivElD. Shipment of wire wheel wagons, with cush- ion tires, auto seats. irl friction ans ball bearings. Call early and pet first cho-ee. A Horne A. CO.

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"Come _ TRUE”

THAT ART IS THE » EXPRESSION 0 F » ,_MAN'S JOY IN HIS WORK. - _ . , When we entered the drug business ‘ over thirty years ago, ~-=we--.l determined Ito ‘keep abreast of all. advances, inyPharma- . cy, eso-that we could , 1-5. - rdnder a truly‘ scien- tific. service to the peopieloflthis com- . munity. ,_ We have found real _ pleasure in our work »--and the substantial y tradewhich we now ‘have, is sufficient evi- deuce that our efforts - have been rewarded. »

vie-"i,‘ollill DREAM ‘ l lus COME TRUE

= You - are invited» to» ’i'oin ‘our family of l oyai satisfied custo- mers.‘

-Quallty Goods- —-Snperinr Service-

-Rlght Pricese

Jiilliiiiili‘ Johnson-

The Quality Drugstore Ger. Kent and FrinoO Ila.

_v “sateen-J {g-a f-a 09¢ QQOQGQ-i-‘QQ

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e1 Saturday special prices 0114c“;- 177i _ afternoon. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19TH“

0. M‘Reddin leave this morning

meetlngloflthe Canadian Pharmaceu- tical ‘Asaonilition which ODBBI ill»

, wggtgrn. Conrad-s- at Chvde- Riven,

v conditions of humanity."

la. baseball-game between the Fort.

of the Cross. In the event": there‘ Mr. ‘will ‘be a concert social and dance

vlihfquotdd, 4,000 cheese boarded‘

. reporlt said:— -

in the cit-y liulslt night to spend a ‘

'the credit of ills‘ ‘Lodge is’$!3,314.-

Z176-8-l4-3iY .»>.

“Al lheam l

I iottetown.

IT HAS BEEN SAID i ville. ' orlal Hall and the Rebekah Aa-samb

_ ly Beethoven Hall; On Wednesday . afternoon a Past Officers‘ bflllvfiileli

rtMoKenzie King _ Al; Parsley Meeting

renews. ONT, ‘Aug. is-Hou. .,Mi“‘-K°"l1° Kill: was the chief. WWIIBB-“Itt a mass - meeting o: Brmie CW"? Liberals at Paisley, beflmill Riverside Park yesterday He devoted consider- “ble "we reviving to Premier. Meighews address a-t Stirling yes-S llrdby. iHe scored the Premier's- iltlitude toward the country n. arse as autocratic and lofty. lpiuj "m"! mm ‘WRMIIB down the mid- dle 51811“! ignoring those ‘on 91th" iii-lei “l aln reminded ct‘ the lizarisee who ken! the middle "it! Without allowing his g". meal; to‘ be touched by suffering h“m$<"!i¥~ _‘l‘here was another all!“ ll!’ lholt parable and if Mr. . xeizlaen Wishes to play the roll of

‘BIIRPIPQB I 8m content as par- ty leader to take the Part of the lo bind the wounds. and better the .

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Grand Lodge

The Grand Lodge 1.0.0.17‘, of the Maritime Provinces has. con» clulied its sessions at Backvlile. fhe Charlottetown members wlm attenedliretur-ugd ‘Thursday wlith "i9 PXwD/tion of Mr. Murdock Ross w" "n! i0 Sydney on n v-lsit.

I Th‘! mfiellflm were very success- iii and about 250 delegates were .111 attendance. ‘

Vol-y satisfactory reports wgrg‘ Billrmitted. The Grand Mas-tor, P. A. McGowan in his report of the Order said that there was an a/wak' ening all over the Jurisdiction judss‘ 111B by the increase in lodges 5nd members. ‘ ' ‘ “ The Grand Secretary Mr. 1.3.‘ McKlnnon of Charlottetown in‘-hls- -‘

The year has been by far the best " in our history both numerically and/ financially our net gain in memo efflllllll being 1128 making our melnb ership on June 30th, 13.524 while, the cilSh assets have increased $24,, I 857.72 and the total assets $26,282.,- 27; these figures are eaiciusive For three new lodges which were in ti- tuted duringululy and from w m; no returns have (been received; it ispyoljihy qf note, that the; loss dronnsuspenslons for nolrpayfmem, c! d'és'_'ls'_the smallest for fyears bein 0nlfv'2l4“ll‘s lsgiainst 381} dur- ing t e previous year.

iiekaia Assembly showed thel num- ‘her qfiogggs as 73. the totahmemb ership 7. 3 . a ggln of 1,134 fduring ihelycar. Thbre are 126 subordinate" 11% zaf-iwith a ‘total mombefehip ‘of . I ~ ' "' ' ‘

The Grand Treasurer of the Grand Lodge reported that the balance to

-3li.,.For naltt year the receipt-s are, setime/‘ed at $12,760 and the ex- péndlltures at $9.100. The amount to the credit of the Home Blond is ;no,w $28,934.02. 3' lab-rdllcvllugfoi-em was» otllu. éi were eiectedw- ‘ i i. i ‘G.'l-M._-W.‘W. ‘Clark, Kenitv ile. D.G-M_-'-_CJL. Wood. Willi aor. ‘G.lW.--R.E.‘ MlcLeod, Inverness. G. lSec'y.—J.J.~McKinnon, lCh-ar-

G. Trealm-Jnl-I. Baicom, Hali- Q2.

d G.§- IOhapP-Rev. A.J. McDonald. Llinqnburg. '

GJ Reprlesr-Dr. D. Stewart, Bridgewater, and J. E. lsenhaur. I.’ nanbu- g.

ltml. G. Mar.-~E .lD. lS-pinneli. G. Guard.—J.W. Warner, Gold-

l

DGYO. . o. Heraid.—<W.A. calls, Sack-

‘l no meetings were held ill tlw ‘various buildings of the Mt. Aili- ‘slm Ilnstitutions and the Grand Lodge meeting in lFawcett Mem-

waa held. _

owing to the rain a number of outings arranged for had to be cancelled.

__..._-a-o->-i-— WHY MR. MoKENZIE KING

“TORONTO. Aux-i lih- That-lid- w. n. Burnaby, U. F, 0.. candl- date in North gYork, against Hon‘. w_l L.‘ MacKonzie King,‘ Liberal leader, should withdraw from the field was‘ the assertion made by Mr.‘ King, speaking at a gather- ing at Oak Ridge, near here.

"l! they get the U. F. 0- iiilfl Liberals" and other parties fighting throughout the country. U101! "l8 Union government will have a chance." ho declared, "and if they are, eiecikd again, they might car- ry on [qr another generation. l think the‘ time ililug» t0 do is to defeat the government.

Mr. King explained thathe had declined a nomination in Glen- gaerry because he wished to leave the field open‘ to a farmer candi- date. Mr. Burnaby himself was present at the meeting and after- wards spoke to Mr. King, but he did. not state whether or not he wo id withdraw.

/ PARIS, Aug. 1-2—'l‘he French government has decided to recog- nize General Wrangel as heed de- facto. of the government in south Russia. Two, reasons given by the foreign office for recognizing Gen- eral Wraugei are first, his pro- mise to ‘assume all obligations of

the IOIIIIII Russian sovornmflt- Geeonddsiamronaise to live Hus- sia a _ . democratic government. ‘Franco notified. Lloyd-George yes- terday of her action to this effect it is shted“ “Ills French govern- ment. iikslwise - notifying commer- cial attaches to. London to have no

dealings withl Leonid Krassin ca

voids-ad.

with, running water.

‘BECIQG ‘by‘ telephone.

.. The annual relport of this Re- firoojns.,onavfor

‘an open firs place

G., Cond.—'C.lE_, Heighten, -Plc- '

- i ' DEOLINED NOMlNATlOtN l

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‘fillgyggiieolge St.

Handsome ne-w offices have re- cently been opened up in the Bayer billldlns. , Great George Street, and are attracting enthusiastic com- ment from all who visit than» The entire building. has within the pest few months been remodelled no rerouted, ‘The old English stucco lwork on the 0illildu_pra- "i"! A beeuilru. trout, wdJs in

‘the interior.

Thenew studio of Mr_ J.A.S. Bayer, photographer, occupies a considerable portion oi the build- iag_ ._lts fittings throughout are a credit to the master workmen Qlllillflyfiii- The reception room is

Jlnirhed in Douglas fir, stained a. ,, AmissionJbrown with walls tinted . Naples yeliow_ Flooring and stairs p lore of hardwood‘, neatly finished.

with stairway softly lighted by leaded windows. There are two conrmpdious dressing rooms, con- taining full length mirrors, and one Upstairs is they-operating room, lighted from a single slant, and so tastefully fur- nished that it presents the appear- ance of a nice living rcom.—_o' ruoln

‘lit ‘homefland quite forgetful of the bilge camera lurking in the corner,‘ ~a camera of the latest type, equipped with patent curtain slide holders cargylng twelve slides. A feta e of the operating room is Uiizbeautlful stained glass windows

and window-seats upilnictcrcd in Phe- . . ' rfperatingooomy ccntainla a dumb “alter "for carrying the plates.

Ills changing room (off Ithe

ownstiairs, at the rear of the building, is the workroom. This is advantageously arranged to get the North light, audls fitted out with expensive photographing ap- paratus of the latest klnd_ There is an electric press for ‘dry-mount- ing prints, an enlarging apparatus using a 500 candle power light, and retouching desks lighted u‘, North light_ Reception room, work room, and operating room are ccn-. ' Adjoining three dark! developing nega-‘ tives, another for developing pa- pers,'and the third the enlarging‘ roonr These can be altered easily to make on large dark-room.

The new offices of Dr. C. (l. Ar- chibald. Eye, Ear, Nose, and 'l'hroat

the workroom are

'Speciailst, are located in the op-

posits end of the ‘building, and their interior has been built- upon the same artistic lines. “lfirm, Ar-

lni Douglas fir, stained mission ‘brown, coldly furnIshed-anll with I The operating room is in white enamel, with po- lished hardwood‘ fioor_ IL is ‘equipped with expensive surgical apparatus, in which the latest elec~ trical appliances play a large part. The operating room is for the lighter caseslon-ly. the more se- rious ones being taken to hnspitsl_ 011 the first floor of the Bayer building are thebffices of on. an. 9111MB. The Examiner, and The Examiner and Guardian Comes;

t A _\AIEEK Ace. MY own coowlloc. ~ T¥U-_

AND_TH€ LAT who l<l1"i’F.NS~—- 'P'OUTZ-TH on l

v F-l Tia may; l

Hoe-ping with the artistic finish on, l

vdheretlriddies would lie-thoroughly ,

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lad iii ‘laminar; m,’ Loss 0F. _

Office. Those also are nicely, finished and painted. The carpen- ter WOPK throughout has been done by Messr-s. Lowe Bros, the pluillb- ing by Stanley, Shaw and Peurdon, » and the paihting and staining by Ml". Jlllllcs liicilrlde.

The Coll loll ‘Markets

The Gordon Pew Fisheries Com-i pany, of Gloucester, "Mass. who, have many branches throughout the‘ Island, closed down some of there last year owing to scarcity of bait and high prices of" fishing gear.‘ Tife cod market is not very good either in Nova Scotia or the United States, and on the island lobster fishing seems to afford much better inducements at the present time. The company is still running bran;

‘chibaicysmreceptipp room is flniSlWth

villi-en's s1m;@,.a,.,,,, Sy,,;,;;,-,'hy_ -- -- ~-

FTO Qtciff»; owns-- wuq \-/- THE Piles-y pa“;

THE DUN\@-VJI-\IWE R ' SHAFT

“AD fl ‘FPRE AND BvRNT ou-r ‘rm: WHOLE ‘kYVE-Htn-s -

phes at Sourls, Little Harbor, Chcp- ‘,

slow,‘ Basin Head.» JMorell, Mount‘ Stewart and Savage Harbor, with Captain Donald A. MncCuish lu charge of them, and this shows that business is still good in these places.

The Gordon‘ Pew Fisheries Com- pany have been operating here four years now, and have found the Island flsh to be always good quai- ity_, and well taken care ct by the fishermen. They are shipping now under much inconvenience of trans- fer at Borden. Captain MacCuisil, manager for the island, has previ- ously operated ll brunch of tile

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Jorlnflnts l . Mothers Know Thai Genuine Gastoria ‘ i.

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For liver-

‘Tllilty fears‘ .

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uplvv. Hi‘

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vita uuvsup casually.

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. - - .‘ » -l- Colllpzlny ‘lit inuunisli, Cllpéllrcilm. l'or six fronts, and previous to iilzll was soiling nlllsitll‘ oi the UlOHPflH- tel" to the Blinks 'i'0l' tile same company Cnpi. iiiacCuislfs lu-nd quarters are lit Souris. Lii A ROUND OF SENSATIONS

LONDON, Aug. uiL-ouplalu Paul Miller, to whom iielen But» ler. a Manchester typisthtrnnsfer» red her affections \vhlle‘0n the way to Canada _tn marry a (Tanw dizln officer llllS been llrrosteli in Edinburgh charged with false pretcnccs.

M-iss Butler wns re-shipped to England by Canadian immigration authorities frnm Halifax. when slll- declinl-li in lnllrry imp, original financec. Slic- enliellvorpd i0 0b- tlliu ‘admittance to lilfl‘l'llllE’i

Sllltcs at 0w York, but was rrl» fused. ' . Miller returned with her to land.

.. I‘ T" ‘I '- ' MANY PEOPLE WISH +0 so oven NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FA-LLS. Ont_ August, l‘l_—.~fppilclaiinns from netirly thir- ty men and women have been re- ceived by the mayors on both sides of the Niagara River asking for permits to go over the falls. Thcyhrl- heillg told thryxlsllll not be allowed. lifoonlime.‘ Bobby Letlcllflvho successfully perform» ed the feat some years ago. all- vertiseg that he will gn over Aug- ust 29.

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