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Professional Cards

DR. CLIFT

GHRONIC DISEASE! ‘

UU_lIi.A'l‘iVlil TREATMENT by the

mont in. advance. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P. ll. l . , Canada. HOURS. ‘I2 to 3 daily. NOW

l ` s. s.HEssrA1v

larrleter. lolleltor, ‘

. Notary Public, etc..

f MONEY T0 LOAN.

lentegue. P. I. l. ` _

I _ _ . J_. D. STEWART, K. C. Barrister. Solicitor and 1 f

’ ' Notary Public ' | Gilles Nevveon Block. Charlottetown- lraneh Office. Georgetown leney to Loan on Real Estate

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~ Hairdressing and ` _ Manicure Parlours

Also hair goods for sale. 171 Great George Street. Phone 564-L. 1 8028-8~1_9wfmmtl. ` '

HOLEOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C. larrletef and Attorneyeet-Law Money to Loan, Dlfloe-lank of N. 8. Chambers,

Chlrloiloillvilll. P.l.|.

lwiinnvrrrois ar sulw » Barrleters, Attomeys, :Notary Publ llc. lite., Solicitors for Canada Bank, Association, Bank of Montreal, Can- ada, Permanent Montague Corporsf lm. '

Monson is DUFFY `

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-Optometrist and Opticlan ‘

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OLLAR SALE

w -_ _ ' rpnse toeveryore ' ' - IS WEEK we alfeygolng to have a

'r noLi.i\a sate :sz-.oo _ 'll ` ba 'ns

;'dimlg?ag?do?a?lhet';?ehs. We have selected some 100 PAIRS Wornenls Oxfords

Women's Pum

W_o _nen’s Tan Eiots and man 1 odds and ends of last season’s best goods worth from i

$300 to $5.00 NOW ` $2.00

Morris-Smith-Beer _

I _i.;1\|=~', ~\ _ . 'Drampfast (Tint) 3.2.3. Coblalnut B. 51.1,. l. `\ `G. (Dowse) 2.3.4. Kenneth K. (ir

land)_4.4.2."l‘iuie 2.20, 4. “

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means health- rneans mental

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‘ h/ 'rich the blood-

‘ lr y build up and in- . vigorale the system, end clear l the complexion-is

to urily and en-

‘ lt ip a true blood uriiier-a blood

food-made from l‘Islure’s healing herbs-and has given new liealili an hap ineee in thousands of women

durgiilhe 50 years and more it has been' _ elore the public.

If moi! stone. 250. e baffle; funllg

aln, /lin tlines ae large. Ci.

The lsrevley Drug Company. Llmlfkl

Str John, PLD. 30

Do You Know-

A That we operate the on? ` Lens 'Grinding Plant on . E. Island? ‘

That we. employ a skilled Surface _Gri_nder, and are. daily grinding- from the rcughegiass- emost com- plica__ kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which

mean; a good deal to the Glass wearing -pubhc, doing away' with the ahnoying. delays caused by sending away for special lenses. 2

S_end your 'glasses in by

mail, you’ll get them ba promptly and in perfect con- ditxon. ' Cali in and look over our plant.

C. l°`. Hutcheson P

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THE M081’ NOTAILE WEEK of

the year. Chautauqua, July 22 to 27.

f 113-’l\1Mtf.

_EIB WEATHER TODAY.-If the W her today is unfavorable, the gar- den perty at Beaconsfield will be held

the bestsystem for marketing the ls- land fox pelts? 'lf you do not think

Mrs. M. A. Wright, widow of the

remain for some time, and while there Miss Florence will resume her vocal

races held at Houlton, Maine, Juy 4,- ( Belmont Miller the fast son of Aquiri

sreiaeie eq; uo_..ieuee|o ani ind '/;Lg~g in the 2.20 class 'dn straight heats, U following in the summary. Houiton,

Belmont Miller, B. G. 'by Aquiri (Bou- B tiller) 1.1.1. Tryfast, B. S. by

2 21%, 2.21%

newline 'ro cam' Fsnav.-im

the arrival here of 'the car ferry Prince Edward island which is lying at the dirydock pier. 'It will' take a

put the bi craft into ood sha S

The master of the boat. Captain John fl Reid. who formerly had command of the D. G. S. Stanley, is being given the glad hand _ by all his former friends and hcquaintances in the city' and Dartmouth. He 'looks well after

WEBB-WARBURTON WEDDING.- On June 10. at All Saints' Church.

othy Louise Webb_ second daughter of the late Mr. E. Elliott Webb and Mrs. Webb, of Quebec,"and niece of Sir George Perlqy, illiglh Commissioner for Canada, was married to Major J. A. Wlarburton, Royal Engineers, elder son of Dr. James Warburton. of Char- lottetown. P.E.l., a mining 'engineer by profession. and a graduate of Mc- Gill University, and prior to the war in the service oi’ the Rio Tinto Com- pany. Ho returned from Spain and enlisted in the Royal Naval Division (Engineer Unit) arid in January, 1915. was granted a commission in the Roy- \al Engineers. In September of the ‘same year he proceeded to France. where he remained for several months and was then transferred in the Sal- onika front, where he has since been serving.-Montreal Herald.

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Minard's Liniment Co., Limited '

Gents.-I cured a valuable hunt-

ing dog- of mango with MINARDWS LINIMENT after several veterinaries had treated hirf_i without. doing him any permauentgood. _

Yours. &c.. _

'_ W’lLFR-I~D GACNE Prop. of Grand Central Hotel, '

Drummondville, Aug. 3, ’04.

, Rexall _ _

Tasteless _

` A_pleasant tasting prep- 1 ration containing the active rmciples of Cod Liver Oil '

with the fatty, .disagree able Substances removed and 'combined with Malt and Hypofihosohites, making an excel ent building tonic. for ~ both young and old.

Price $1.00 per Bottle.

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iMacl_(innon_l_)_rug C0. `

THE M081’ NOTABLE WEEK of P

the-year. Chautauqua, July 22 to `

berry Festival on K. of C. grounds. '

. 279.

they have come and tell them so at The Supreme Court' will meet in R the Board of Trade Rooms Charlotte- G town, on July llith. 278. 10

een of any benefit in the past to the 2 fox breeders of this Province? If not B

ME. July 4. 2.20 class, purse $300.00 le£"¢;,;T T_?:dg~,;;,;;|;_y C,L\;|_y;ol;i;_h0wililt saints “cum-,dwg to me day of need_.. wheretlie fault lies. 278.

'does not count officially. Although<

THE M081’ NOTABLE EE,” f

` r the year Chlutaudua, Juiyv£2 I

us- -not

27 .

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ATTENTION.-July 16 instead ot

tomorrow. 291. July 17 is the date reserved for Straw-

l ._ ' ll* i.-me lri-is Fun s/li..-as some

BUPREME COURT, KING'8 60 - H

Miss Rudge, hair dressing parlors,

omorrow. )

HAS/ THE FUR SALES BOARD t

ri.

SUCCESSFUL i8LANDER.- Mr.

Ira Wallace 'Clark. who left Alma. P.

E. l., thirteen years ago, is now t mayor of Texas city. He lately _visit-

* mediiate beginning of repairs followed Hd his _DHr0IllB.-HOW livin! Bl WGS!

Hanover, Mass.

HAS THE MANAGER of the Fur

month,__m- six.weeiw at themost, to Sales Bosrd used sood Judsment in

elllng the pelts placed in his hands

g g e for

the twelve months of hard work livhlch S°m° customers think he hills. Otlwrs is assed oi ner on me straits route. are positive hehss not- Discuss the

uestlcn with him at the Board of

Trade Rooms. Charlottetown, July

16th. 278. I

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i8LANDE|R8 WERE THERE.-The Maple Leaf, of Oakland, California.”

the crowds had gathered within Shell-- mound's gates among them could 112| seen many natives' of Scotland's Low-_

‘ ~ the -hard trvlns winter and snrlni: he. referring to the Caledonian games

DR wil80l’1'3 S _put in crossing the ics-bound straits. ‘ new time on _inns im. .mym--'vvhen

i’ '

Orolnaton. Kent. England. Miss Dor-`. lands and Highlands. others from New

Scotia that lies west of the shores ofj the Atlantic and a goodly _ number from the long bow-shaped' island lying: in the lap of the Gulf of Sit. Law- rence, called by its inhabitants, “The Garden of tiio`Gulf_" Amongst the P. E. islanders' present were the follow- ing: Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Finlay- son, Mrs. Jos. P. McCormack, James. T. McDonald (Sumas Dubh) and. bride. now of Santa Cruz; ex-chief J. ‘ A. Macdonald and wife of Oakland, ex-chief J. A. MacDonald of San Francisco, Alex McCormack. Allnx1_J. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- Donald and James McEachern,, the burly policeman who throws the 21- pound hammer so far thatit does not stop until it hits the ground. On that day he threw it over 125 feet althoug-hi owing to overstepplng the line. this!

`many other rworthies of the same' place were there neither time noi-__ space gives an opportunity to mentioni them 'by One Who Was There.”

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::DiSCOUNT.-Wednesday is the

Iaet day for receiving discounts on electric light bills for June lighting. Pay today and aave money. 255-7-8Mlli

HOW HOT

IS?IT

It will pay_you to keep.

posted _regarding the tem- perature--_t h e n you can guard against the effects of summer heat. _ '

There are many thing

which you can safely do at . 80 degrees that would be dangerous at 90. We have

a nice assortment of

THERMOMETERS ‘

When it is too warm to shop comfortably, remember our telephone number is 33.

JUl|llS|lll & JUHllSllll

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The Quality Drugstore

Cor. Kent and Prlnoe Streets.

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_ E. I, BAPIISIS'

_ ANNUAL

. SATURDAY NIGHT __

Devotional part conducted by Rev. . Macdonald, of East Point. The ov. gentleman spoke on the past.

eorgetownpn Tuesday, July “th at presen.t..and future blessing of God

,_ m_ _ _ i as expressed by David in ‘ -_ ’ .___ ' _ _ lHe said as "many fear the future,

ron satsi.-aii kinds or nerr goods b

late Mr. J. Marshall Wright. of Searle- for slle il\Cl\ldll!S~'¢ll0 difl'9l"Uf\t shades la town, and daughter, Florence. have si. 7°

_arrived in California. They intend t-. 171 Great Georse Street. Phone 564-L_ glad T; iszgfmogg fglallyn ¢ll_l“S9 lg

_ 5 p s c w _ r ens nee

_ _CQME TQ THE, GARDEN PARTY Bllcll &S coal and elebtrlcity. S0

studies. ' at Beaconsfield grounds todpy and D

help our boys overseas, lf not ,fine the 5 iai.ANo Hoass' wins.-at the Bride" P‘“"Y *ll* b” held W°d“°“g§1>’ ;v°'d °' GM' om’ Wm" W" “'°

ut comfort was to be found in the

ot that ‘goodness and

llow us all the days of our lives.'

xperience has to be gathered and tored in order to understand the

_ rled can we talk in the truths of the ,word of God. ,Though they had been

here all the time, we could not see nd use them. There are promises f God for every occasion of trial and orrow. Grace is supiied to the

SATURDAY NIGHT MAIN PRO-

GRAMME

Rev. H. A. Huhley n

275-7 8M8l

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the Psalms.

mercy shall

the chair in-

back in the Province by the Sea. Ho 's

know. -

“THE STORE WHERE

roduced Rev. Dr. F. Patterson, of Winnipeg. _

The Dr. expressed his joy of being

aid P. E. islanders had simply poured -themselves into the prairie provinces; and had also poured their money into those places for the ad- vancement of the Kingdom. He bc- lieved in the West as a great field of missionary oppoi'-tunty. A great non- Englsh work is going on there. ln the West a sprlt of restlessness pos- scsses the people. Many move on to Vancouver and Victoria and have to stop there because of the water barrier, Financial conditions are very precarious because of the com- ing and going of booms. Wlsr con- ditions are greatly felt, churches are handicapped, ministers have en- isted as privates. ~

The majority of the German Bapt~

lsts are loyal or at least keep their mouths shut. One minister has three brothers fighting for -the Kaiser, yet he seems to ,be loyal to Canada. During the war German Baptists have been very successful in their church work, one fourth of all the baptlsts being in their ranks. Scandanavians are a finely built and enthusiastic people and doing good work. Hungar- ans are also growing fewer.

We must be 'prepared -to build long

and patiently. _

All sorts of cranks ,follow or pro-

Potatoes are `

Scarce in the City _ But

Beer and _Goff Secured a- Supply of Real Good

- Potatoes Last Week

If you need any, just let us

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS

CLEANLINESS PREVAILS"

Dr.l:'l.C.'l'larris Eye Specialist

Ollice Royal Bank Bailil-

iag, Charlottetown

Jil lee lleara 9.30-12.30 '

‘ 2-5 Phone' 68-Y,

J"-g _-_ .F-indie

This name Grcan your guarantee of “Coffee _ Satisfaction”

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with conceit and ministers without horse-sense work causes there' as here, but He whose right lt is- shall have dominion from sea to sea. Let 'us strive to make it His." ' The good Dr. in a vcry eloquent and enthuiastlc address brought home to his hcarers thc wonder of that wonderful land known to us as the great West and the above ex- cerpts froni the splendid deliverance altdgther fail to do him justice, but it was much appreciated by the audi- ence.

A solo was then beautilully render-

ed by Mr. Bownoss, of Summerslde.

Rev. C. lt. Freeman then took up

the subject of Evangelism and the live years programme. He said we are living in a period n which we should be thankful to God to bo living in."

pagate their craze out there. Deacons V

blood of Christ can meet their cess. We have to let men know that the thing -that counts is fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ. To be out of that is to be unsaved in life and death. Many in our day believe, but the heart remains unaffected. Per- sonal work is needed from rank and file, then will the 5 year programme be carried out.

The programme also stands for

missionary enterprise. At home through young peoples meetings, etc., abroad those larger contributions to the work. World conditions create a duty to recognize the old and new worlds as fields of work. Europa. Asia and all need the gospel. He who prays conscientiously must give. We must insist on the education ofour boys and girls, pay our teachers so as to keep them on thc Island. Acadia

So many wonderful things have come about by the changing of conditions. We are in a plastic slate and things are waiting to be molded. Questions are raised that must be answered. Conditionsobtainthat people will sure ly deal with when cnlightnment pre- vails, as it certainly will. The war has given -the people ii. large outlook.| We are educated in the worifl-geo-

graphy. There are practically no in-I ildels at the front. Men and indeed the world, is waiting of a true mcs- dage. We have too many German cul- tures. The gospel of Jesus Christ is the only thing to meet the need. Men! are- still sinners, nothing but tho;

and Prince of Wales' colleges must be tlironged, but they must also he won hy Christ. Education is needed in every college. Let us boom the five year programme. its results are the alms of the Kingdom."

This was followed by a duet sweet-

ly ‘harmonized by Mr ‘Bowness . and Mrs. Henderson, entitled "Alone."

Resolutions were then presented. 1st Temperance, 2nd increased salaries of Ministers. 3rd Sympathy to Miss Wadman. 4th Thanks to the entertaining

church and choir. '

Ths meeting was attended by a

crowded house and good will.

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Business lor Sale

I am instructed by the owner Mr A. F. Webster to sell

by Public Auction, on Wednesday the 10th clay of luly. _at 12 o’clock noon, his valuable business premises and Laundry

The premises consist o_f on'e_lot of land, 38 x 155 Feet

with right of wav to rear with_ buildings thereon viz.

One three story wood buildi 29 x 74 9 with annex 14

billllding 22 x 25, one wood

building 10 x 20. Allin go_od repair. _

The laundry business is carried on in the three story

modern machines and ui

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up to-date laundry business. one of the best business sec-

tions of the City, on one of its busiest streets, being situate 134 Kent Street, and _known as the Star Steam Laundry.

Mr Webster _en1oys_a ‘ver_y large City and Country

patronage but owinlg to ill hea_I.h he feels _that a change would be beneficia, hence this opportunity of a good investment. Terms at sale. . »

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. Auctioneer.

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