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“ll/I‘C'I.t1i‘¢§§a1iid"‘]os eph McGill” arrived yesterday with Al- bion Nut and Al- bion Round Coal.

Let us send you

a load.

A. PIGKARIJ & 00.

' Reason For_lt

‘ House cat (to flock ol’ Sparrows)- No use sticking around today birdies -there ain't going to be ally crumbs. One Sparrow-Folks gone away? House Cat-No; but they are going

to have breaded veal cllops 1'or to- »mori'ow. ` i

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Mir\ard'| Liniment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGrippe, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of inflammation.

. Yours,

5.-‘_-, q W. A. HU'i‘ci-i1NsoN.l

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HUGHES’

._SI_l€e1_J_.1 Dip

K I I-'L Sl-Lice. Ti c k s Mltesi_FIeas and drives af WHY ies and mosquitoes. _C U R E S-Mange, scab, UUE worm and other skin diseases. It is also an ideal disinfectant, cleanser and deodorizer.

, Easier, Cheaper and Safer to Use

_than any other material be- cause it is_not caustic, in- iurious o_r irritating, either to the animal or to its hide.

Give Hughes Sheep Dip

a trial and y_0u will re ard it as a necessity thereagter.

We also have C ~’ Dipping Powdenoopel S

[L(ie_o_. E. Hughes]

f‘Plcture taking and picture making

is simple with the Ensign Camera. The Ensign is the camera that simp- lifies snap-shooting. You can get an Ensign Camera here from $1.50 up. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mg;

“Holman's are arranging to have

a cargo of Hard Coal arrive directly following .ne planting season so that farmers and others can conveniently procure their supply.

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_ The MacKinnon Drug Co. » THE REXALL STORE

II _ cHocoLATi:s»

from our PATENT CHOCOLATE CASE are of the BEST FRESHEST and PUREST made. Just try a package of

the famous WILLARD 'LINE aild you will be satisfied.

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have earnestly striven to

establish such a reputation._and believe our old friends will say that we have never disappointed them. `Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had inthe tobacco line.

Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co.,

PTIODC 345 I - '_ 1VI8illlf8Ctlll‘6l'8 E Farialie` was present. Miss Hazel L.

Sf I 't d Belmont, Miscouche and

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_ _ --f_l _ l l y held public meetings at which Insti-

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el-lunch. or, soo1‘_l.aIllu.- nav.

Ewen MacDouga_ll will _preach Sab- batli 20:11 at‘Klnross"At~1ll.so; Mill- view at 2.30 and Birch Hill at 6.30 p.ni.

. _ . ~ .-__..,.. . __ -, CHEESE BOARD. -_-_The first meet-

’ing of the cheese board will be held in Charlottetown on Ff°lday"25th June at 11.30.91 m. -in -thei same room as la.at.yea.r.--'. l -. -,»=

"DR. _ MeKINNON1`T0"Pli¥EACi-I. L The Revd: Dri -Macitliinoii, Principal of Pine Hill College -will preach at Churchill on Snl)l1atll.,tIl6 20th Inst. at 10.30 a. m. Highfield at 3 p. in. and in the Peopie's Church at 7 p. ni.

PRICE WEBBER. -,--On May the

24th the Boston Comedy _Company celebrated its fortieth successive year under the management of' l-I. Price Webber. Mr. Webber who is-i well known __f,o Charlottetown theatre goers, has averaged 300 performances li year for the forty years, and have never been out of the bill n single perorin- ance.

A PATRIOTIC SPlRI'i‘.- The Guar-

dian has received from little Miss Sally Allen, daughter of Mrs. Frank Allen of Jackson, California, (t'ormer- ly Miss Barre! of this city.) $2 which the little one had taken from her own bank to be given to help the “liurted soldiers." With true (‘-anadian pat- riotism. Mrs. Allen immediately sent the amount to her home I at city.

WAR FUND TEAPARTV. -The in-

habitants of Murray I-iarhor South purpose holding a grand Ten lvlcctlng on Thursday July lst, proceeds of same to he devoted to the rliifereill. War Funds. Amusements oi' various kinds will he provided. This will be an opportunity for strangers to see the beauty spot of P. E. Island. Re- serve Thursday, .luly lst for this oc- casion. See hand bills later. Murray Harbor, June 14th, 1915. 1425

I Z...- \ ON MILITARY SERVICE.- Mr. ‘ Aubrey Bell, son of Mr. A. F. Bell of this city, who for some years has been engaged in the profession of den- tistry at Montague, left yesterday morning for Ottawa, having been ac- cepted as a member of the Dentistry Corps which will sail for the front in a few days time. His brother. Mr- Wesley Bell, also recently enlisted for the front in the 24th Battalion. Montreal. Word has been received oi’ the safe arrival of this contingent.

LAID T0 REST-Tlic funeral of the

late Mrs. Donald McKinnon took place yesterday afternoon from her home on McGill Avenue by train to Sher- wood Cemetery, the services being

Fullerton. A very large circle of friends gathered to pay their last re- spects to the deceased lady who was :i general favorite and enjoyed a wide circle of acquaintances. Many lov- iy floral tokens were received giving silent sympathy to the mourning fam- ily. The pall bearers were Sir W. W. Sullivan, Mr. Artemas Lord, Mr. Jas. Edeli. Mr. Ewen McDougal, Mr. ,A. L. Brown and Mr. Henry Aitken.

NEW INSTITUTION ORGGANIZ-

ED.- At the Julie Meeting of the Kingsboro-Red Point Womeii‘s Insti- tute it was decided that two institu- tes would do better work than,oneI namely a separate_I,nstit_ute_f_or Kings- boro and another for Red Point, thus organizing ii new one at each of these places. The'of‘licers ‘for the ensuing year of the Red Point Institute are as follows:-_ President, Mrs, P_eter Rose. Vice.-President Mrs. S. Robertson; Secretary-Treasurer, ' Miss Francis McKinnon; Directors, Miss Nellie Mc- Donald, Miss Alberta Yates. Mrs. John Campbell; Auditors. . Miss Ethel Bruce, Miss Flora McLellan. In the early part oi' June the ladies oi' Geo- rgetown met and organized an insti- tute with the following President. Mrs. A. J. McDonald; Vice-Presideiit Mrs. Dr. Barnes;Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Dr. Stewart, with a large number of members enrolled.” The first liieet- ing of this Illstitutioli was held on the 14th of June when Miss Alberta Nic-

tutes were organized in Richmond.

3 _ Mlscouche and Belmont. The date of

organization of the Miscouche insti- tute was June Sth. Officers, President

‘ Miss Regina Gillis, Vice-President,

" ' Mrs. Ernest DesRoclie. Secretary-

Treasurer, Mrs. Beloni Gaudet. Direc-

tors, Mrs Fhilbert Gaudet. Mrs AJ Gaudet, Miss Tessie Lecky Auditors,

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V Miss Annie M. Desitoche. Mi-ss Celina

_ Poirier. Regular day of meeting first

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Wednesday in each month at 7 p m The subject for the next meeting will lie Home Nursing when Miss Sterns will be present. At Richmond June 10th an institution was organized to include the school district of Rich- mond, Wellillgton Station, Wellington

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Wellington. Centre; Vice-President, Mrs Dr Delaney, Wellington; Secret-

nry-Treasurer, Mi.ss1%giryJ(Qhndoi;g;

Richmond, Directors, s o e _ McNeill, Wellington, Miss .Jacqueiin Der Weillngtoii Station rs Mur

I Ladie’s Dresses ..........f'i..-t_i_..i......._;

Mrs Chas Ayres, Weillngqon Cen f rs” D vin A Cameron, Riehg ii'

Wafefpfwf CWS

July '8th, Subject the Canning of

n June 11th

_ _.-1' _-_ 2. '_ . Fruits inqbigileiabl o at

- ‘ _ _ if an"h1dti`uit ‘as 6x‘z£%indi-of-B moan ~ __4 _ (itll bils,"P_i‘ _lid¢irit', re. Judson Sim-

pson. Vice-Ffresluent. Min May Camp

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~ - I V bell; "S`I_acre‘tary'l‘rea;ip‘rer,MMissFi;a

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Fraser. Directors. rs ay aser, Miss Lena Yeo; Auditors to be a -

Sh t° Linen_q- pointed at next meeting. Inge?-

ee mg-““ ings of this Institute are sc e e o

~ l» be held on the first Wednesday of the

‘ ` month. Hour 2.30. Bubiect for next

' meeting to be Cam-uns of Fruit ehd

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c° ‘ ::'Your fishing trip or picnic is not

' . complete without Themes lunch

ll Kit. There should be e Thermos ._

vegetables. _ _

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_ A ` iieiiilcgvtiirhiiggcyour init ten zrczhigee.

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conducted by her pastor. Rev. Dr.-

C . . .

McLeod, Bonshaw. left yesterday morning for Newfoundland, with a car of cattle. _

GIVE OLD AQl)R2ss,\-a-'“=i9u_liscrIb-

ers are asked when having their psp- er chahged from one addresinto ano- ther to please give old"address as well as new one. This preven‘s any de- lays and saves unnecessary trouble in golnz over the books. _ _

. s. s. AssoclArloN.- The annual ' _Convention of the York District, S.S. ‘Association meets inthe church at ,Winsloe North on Friday, June 18th, _Afternoon session at-3 p. ni. -and even- ,ing session at B p. m. Rev. G. A. Ross the General Secretary is expected

to be present at both sessions.

CH-URCH 0F.SCOTLAND. - The

Rev. D. MacLean will preach at Nine Mile Creek on Thursday the 17th at 7.30 p. m. Canoe Cove, Friday the 18th at the same hour, and Lot 48 Sab- bath the 20th at 10.30 a. m. Mr. M. C. MacKinnon, B. A. will preach lit- Stallchel on Thursday the 17th at 7.30 p m

SATURDAY CLOSING.--Notice is

hereby given that on each Saturday from June 19th to September 11th next. both inclusive, our place of busi- ness will closc at 12 o’clock noon. Any goods intended for storage should be delivered llerc not later than 10: a.m. 011 Satllflltlys to ensure being placed in storage on that day. Tile Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Char- lottetown, P.E.l.

CHURCH MEET|NG.- Tile annual

meetings oi’ the congregations ot' Cole- man, Cape Traverse, and I)e Sable will take place as followsz- Cnpe Traverse on Monday the 21st at Ii p. m., at Argyle Shore on Monday the 28th at 8- p. nl.; and at 'De Sable on Tuesday the 29th at 2 p. m. The Gen- eral Annual Meeting will be held in the Kirk at De Sable on. Tuesday the 29th at 3 p. nl. The session will meet immediately after. ` ` ` _

MT. STEWART.- Mr. John Mc-

Kenzie, Scotchfort, _who had.hls hand painfully injured two weeks 'ago is, his friends are glad to 'learn able to work agsin.- Mr. Stewart McEach- crn, Mont Stewart has. purchased a line specimen ot' horse-_flesh froili Mr. D. McCassey. It is understood a handsome sum exchanged hands for “The Grey."- Her many friends will he glad to learn that Mrs. \Vin. Mc- Kenzie, S.t-.. Aildrew'_s who has been undergoing treatment in the P. E. l., Hospital, i'ec` ntly, is doing liiccly. -

P. 0. lnspéclgir J. Whear. was in Mt. Stewart Mon ay on business. Tenders are called for a new. lnail r ute from Mt. Stewart_to Fort. Augustus.--L.

::SpeciaI values in voile and silk

dresses at- oIman’S. 14102-6-14m2ie1i

" ::Kodaks;_ rownle Cameras, Photo- graphic Sup lies, also Developing and Printing, at ohnson & Johnson, The Quality Dru store. 9972-5-15Mtt.

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Automobile l Tourists

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The pleasant June weather '

will make automobiling very popular. While enjoying your ride stop at OUR STORE for refreshments. We have an ex- cellent fountain and serve all of the new and up-to-date bever- ages, us well as the old favor-

itcs. ‘

Our stock of Toilet _Goods

are very complete and we make ii specialty of trade-nlarked advertised brands.

When you need anything in

thc wny of,-

Kodaks, Photo supplies, Fish-

ing tackle, Th°rmos Bottles, Drinking Cupl, Cigars, .Choco- lates, Goff Goode, etc., etc.

Drive around to OUR STORE

and be sure of getting QUAL- ITY GOODS at right prices.

“Would lo many people re- commend thlo store If it were . not above the average?"

Johnson & Johnson

The Qualitv Drugstore Cor. Cent & Prince Sts.

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* ' 'We have n preparation »~‘ heife-that-,has noequal for ` . _ ' cleaning -and rejuvenat- I _ ing oldiltrawhats. It does . _ not injure thematerial in . the least-iust ,makes the old hat new again and adds life toits appearance There islittle trouble- 5- little.cost and big satis-

factioninudngourstraw ‘ hat cleaner,’try'it.

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si-its: Oore c cod sian

Tue Biisiest Store on Cliairlottetowifs Busiest Street

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Pecial Excursion Fares F twednesclay

Opening of St. Vencents’ Orphanage

Take advantage of these very low rates-come to the city and shop where full assoi t f t I a s t b h d V ' I rices have been made in every lil

men s o every sol' are a w y o e a . ery specla p _ for Wednesday shoppers. Here are a few-and there are scores not advertised.

~ ' ` _ That Wonderful

\ suit at $17.50

fi' _ _

i greys, also blue serge suits single breasted and doub

Browns, Greys and Mixed colors, fancy Worsteds in lig

t it' th i t rth I th 18.50 but most

'- - no onesu in eo wo ess an

- i I ..'- them are worth 19.50 22.50 these suits are made by t

_` _‘-_:_ _ best tailoring concern in the Dominion

-_ ‘ _ ' iff ' A very fine dark navy blue serge size 40, single brea I - ' ed _model vest, has white Braid trimming, Coat Bla

i 1 . - Italian Lined, side straps and belt loop trousers, reg 21

‘lil ~ ,~ _ . _ special $17.50.

‘ ,=_ _ Y_oung_mans’ two piece double breasted blue ser .~ 1]; _ Cheviot finish the real suit for a young man-thisis

:_ .._._‘_\= ofthe 20th Century's most popular models, Pants ha

_ _ -_ cuffs, pockets have safety snaps, trimmed belt loops 21

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I , ."'f°` Young mans’ three piece light and dark brown ch

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this S ring model, single breasted model two button

50 Men’s Suits at $17 50 this lot consists of tweeds i

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, ~ fi . °° __ Scotc Tweed, high button Vest, Trousers have cuff bi

” ` of same material also $2100 suit, special $17 50.

_».;¢~'”’--Ti" Fine Black Worsted with white speck. ia very pref

_,z/rf.. gg, Cloth, 3 piece suit-size 38, single breasted model, regul

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H lf _lf l I I \ I and dark colors, mostly _two _tone in blues, greens a

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» model $21.00 for $17.50.

3 piece suit-size 40-$21.50 for $17 50

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Adar navy sot n e ors e w ar sma ro en si verc ec , pieces

Medium Brown Worsted with light and dark speck, a fine smooth good wearing clot

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pants finished with belt to match high button Vest with Vestee to match, a really handson

suit, size 40, $22.50 for $17.50. _

pants have side straps and belt loops $20.00 for $17.50.

Plain Grey Cheviot finished serge 3 piece suit size 46 a dandy suit for a stout m¢

S f fi “hed worsted3 iece suit small fanc check Br h k d ith Blue and

Of l1lS_ _ l?_ Y own,cecew

lighter Brown stripe. This suit is $19.50 for $17.50. Size 40.

Wednesday Sale of Dresses 9C

02.25 to 6.75 each---for

` Thi: lo fili°‘.:_ J " ff l ' 5 ' nl'. 'l`l I 't all are all from previous scasoll.-1; thc sizes are I2 years, 14 years, 16 years, 18 years, size 32 and size 34. The lllntctinls :irc ginglialns, wllite lilivus, black voiles :ind crepes. Sonic of these tlrcsscs :irc soiled. 'l`llcy were l'cgnlal'ly $2.25 to $6.75. WEDNESDAY _______ __

s t o asses is 0 erci lil smilll sins o 3. ley irc no re y new styles-thi

5.50 to 10.75 Dresses and Suits for $1.75

Here is all all day Wedn€Sday bargain that is a corkcr. These suits and dresses are of Rat- ine Lillcns, and Bedford Cords, in wliitc and lnziliy colors. 'l`llc tiilllliiiiigs :ind cm-

broidcries on ulzilly of them is worlli 1 more than otir Wednesday price of.. -

More of those Big Aprons for 49c

Another sliinnent of tlicsc ivolldclfill

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value percnlc :lprons-_they cover you right up-big, roomy and gcllcl'oils. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 49c New Swccpillg tfnps . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . .l0c.

A Special Wednesday Assortment

White Linen Skirt

Wednesday $3.50 for

50 cents

_ Tlicsc i\'liiic_]ilicn Skirts are made Of

good I`li'nl, wclglit lllicll, they are cut very wil

'l`llcy are :ill previous sczisoll stork, -and nlrlst of Illcnl wziilt :i trip to thc wtish lull. Rcgillnl' $3.50. _Wednesday ____ __

Wednesday’s Great Corset Snap 1.00 _ C_olllpnl‘c this fine white percalk C00

Kyllthl lplln sllsp<‘liiicl's, with :lillly linen ,ln

.laro c own nt S12 _ " " x ., 5 ils .\\i._sl.(

beat; it hollow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. -

of Choice Dress Goods 75c

_ About fifteen pieces of iinc dress goods will be :lrrnngcil on our front counter all day Mc

day at seventy-i`lvc cents. The lot will consist ol dixigouails, scrgcs, crcpes, poplins,

iaiieias, and nrinurcs. The colors are brown, navy, tan, llclio, liclgiail blllc and black. 7

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Sec ilicni :ill day Wednesday . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Here are some new ones from th

_ Men’s Store Wednesday

Boys’ KHAKI MILITARY

SUITS--all sizes from 4 to 12 years. I Fine well made play suits' . . . . . . . . 0

__ _ BOYS’ COTTON JERSEYS `il`1` blue 'and blue with red trim. An- o_tller_ne\vlo_tat,._.........-.... C

Boy’s"Wash Suits HALF PRICE on Wednesday

This is a small lot of last yczir‘s wash

suits. The are well and carefully made, mostly in white. There is at the moment of writing ii good range of sizes. These go on sale at nine o'clock Wednesday. H ALF PRICE

'rolzcilon 1./ics, wofili 3.-_ lsc

yilfli- Wednesday Sale per dozen

This lot is `ust in and really is :l wonder

_ _ ‘KHAKI DRILL COWBOY S_UI'l S with hat, handkerchief and pistol. ]ustin..,. .... ......

l\lEN'S SIXTY FIVE CENT

SHIRTS in stripes, some with soft col- 54

lar; some \vit\i no collar . . . . . .. . . .

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Those Splendid Mediui Hose ednesday 751

This splendid hose is the best` value

tlle lady \vlio is interested ili :i moderate pi silk hose. It comes in purple, palm ben blues, greens, grcys, tails, white and

black. Compare with_rcgulnr DOI.)-

35c. lillc of LADIES' NECK- 2

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\VliAR- WEDNESDAY SALE AT

This is :mother special new lot bough

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LAR I INI-.S All Wednesday here at

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` :_:;'|‘_‘|';,"°?“:||t'.§’.‘\‘l\,:l,°|£°:v2,&':d':_y in! ` T' < 1-- _ -_ The iacc is well made-tile designs :irc £0 Ht rl b_=1rg=1\l\_. 1* resh. crisp orgapdie 4

~ .5 ' 'v pong,-_ central Drugstore, _ /' V _ _ “ ~; nicc, thc value is ulifilistakiible. _ Put' hu'-S_.dS\\o\vlllgqilalnty plhats and' emr”

` .. " . 2 . ~" ` - ' f » _ l up in pieces each of I twelve yards. W0' QTY- - \"'¢`i"\ Sly “Si WSU 31' 5

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