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coliioor -alll lullc_lllll *Tn lfnlsllin if . 0

BRINGS Hlfllll

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v Fm"-a-""8 Builds me nnuoerons ol1sN.- Moms ln°l1°"l¥ “ 11'- Ill- B” hell" “"1"-

- - -_ by 0 Wi' Slifllll A .i:.‘:.';::::'..*..-I:.‘:°:.'::=. f:ll'...‘.'.‘:..:li ui ___

Those who tak “ . . l eve i . ' i ' -70'l- -

Coal.-_ 'Bins' ”

_ - _ _ __ _ _ _,___ - b ttendlns the Patriotic Strawberry _N0 'Hlld U_ ' an nn* time, Ire often lsfonislwd ef _ ., M _ Flhsilvdl. Thursday »evenlng, at Mirsn __ _ _ _ _ __,he._" _“.,m.m um Moron can to iliuro. Paddy o _ B _ ht __ 1729 _ v§~5-§~0od=-[es 0c~R m ou; um”/_‘yi Minlun” upnzrnd wat? Q,md_ Stand “_ 3;, “_ Akggpogldidg _Chappell s. rs on.

Yard- and vessels arrivili -i ' l ’ ey my ° Y K°“‘ s"°°" P 9° ' °“

_ g. nklog _.I-‘ f is phono mi-J. - less-'1-ldiual. _ ics one/lm Ano rsmnsnancs

pl-,ces are lower than they|._d,seue'__*’§'db°?5_;$§;'|°‘;' ';'l“d‘;_’;’a‘;fI=0 e ____ harass:-lMsN1's every wednesday

, _ " l I' nr " _| _f . _ _ and

yvtlllle later. Order_today. §l_‘§°_l'lF H°;3d*°h°l °f Nvllrllsin. aefvllllg °r¢,e22'; Noi-to slim-o Hotel. iesz-'1-17Mel.

_ ; - -' e I ' l -

o Fruitstives' for

ney or ladder Trouble, Rheu-

stronger in every way. This is due to

' tl - t Phone ferrous tablets TP; In 0 t em

’ Charlottetown

1 ass-s-crm: M-

s-tl

in now prepared to do monu-

mental lettering in an ceme

_ y lqlry on

the Island at reasonable prices. Call'

or write. _

W. G. TINNEY, _ ~ _

_._» _- “ 42 Pasmore St. . .js-_ -_ Charlottetown.

~ EXPERT r EYE

"SERVICE

We have recently had the prlvil-'

ege of visiting the offices of some of the most expert Opticians lin Can- ada. We_ have studied t/heir methods

and .seen them practically demon-l strated' and it is a matter of grati- _fication to beable to say that the! service we are giving our-patrons. we believe is quite equal to that ob- tainable in the <lai'ge centrefs. We solicit your patroilage.

F. HtllCl1€S0ll 3 Morris Smith Beer

1'05_8-6-1_9Ml.tsEmnf1lnf't pd - ` '

, made rom fi-uit juices.

boo, g bog, 3 fd, $2_50_ g,-|a| Bile’ 25c_ BY EXPRE<S8.- 100 Pairs White an

. n, -

me to atm-day, make-r, aged 72 years, who died in Bos-

' ton, of chronic intestinal nephritis-.

AUTO PARTIES can -have ice arrived in the city on Monday night

cream and Temperance Refreshments and were forwarded yesterday to his every Wtednesday and Saturday even- to

LADIES

$4.00 Tan.Boots for

$2.67

3.00 Tan- Shoes 2.00 2.50 Tan Pumps 1.50

0

Ladies’ Tan & Chocolate Boots, Shoes & Pumps

our 'rlillin r orr _

MARKED PRICES

These goods are all good

value at the Regular Price, and wc would ask you to call and

LOOK AT THEM

' 5 Optician '

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Ask, for _

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Twist `

I Hickey & Nicholson

Charlottetown l

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_Ask your dealer_ for Hickey's Twist and insist on

getting the genuine for

_ We th0W__Cl:,ne'e¢ and _~ ` 7 but Ohewllip Tobacco; `

HICKEY'S is _a large, _

clean, 'fragrant Juicy 'p_ug that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have

tired of other kinds.”

TRY HICKEY'S TWIST

'-the change will’do you , good.

Tobacco Co. Ltll

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Cream Siding on Wednesdgy,

` st l ` _ ' y _ ' - SAL OF STOCK implements and July 25th. Two special! trains. En mmmae on me tum of Lew" J_ Tay_

lor,

nng 1,

your oi-der todayi Jenkins & Son

l | ` ' ' l_.'natismorPslnintheBeck. Andthey ` ' 1720.' AUTOS W|LL LEAVE The Guar- .‘ ,_ M dad when “Fruit-s-tlves"bas i-.uredthe ` _‘mn Om” ‘mm 6 [0 9 °'cl°°k “nd

'_ ‘ dmelse “mt they feel better and MORRIS, SMITH, BEER have ,whlteiconvéy -DHFBBDBBW I0 the PHUIOUC

I L_ ' ‘ canvas laced boots with rubber' sole Strawberry Festival at Mrs. Chall-

, _ - - ll" Th d _ F 5 t.1729

wand”/ul “mic pm rt f h and heel, 25, if mailed 10 cents ex De s. urs ay are cen s

tra. All sizes for ladies. 1690.

. Canvas Boots low heel for women all wil

au dIT|°n°r'°“tp°“p‘m by hun" sizes-leather or rubber sole. Morris Sr vel niitad, Ottawa. Smith & Beer. 1684-7-»17M3i.

»~ We have decided to clear ll l oven ioo Pains I

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_` - Buy-Your Shirts Here and Save

I -YOU Can Save good money by buying your shirts from _._l.ls. Our Hrices are lower than you pay in other stores. and _»;l;alweerSse only the product of the two best Canadlan

"Tonite" and W. G. & R.” you are' always sure to get a good shirt

here.

We have evsiy style of shirt., and ln 3 b;¢,va,.ie|y_ `

_ We know you will be 'pleased with our shirts, the Quality Fit

and Price .

MCLELLAN -BROS Q's’fiEN W

Arm and served through the South

& Afritllan war. e en d for ser ce

1575.7.13Mtf in the present war in Glasgow, Scot»

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So far all three brothers have come

through the war without. a scratch.

BTI B LE BiG ___ ¢¢,_,,,°N PM _ llrug -illcnhnllc

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Cll’towll Guardian- -

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~Q| :'UI ` . _ ` " u»._t. _.if:."li.‘.'il.':.s= deze. -.if ~ ver ed price or $1.69 end i-mol

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an automobile. The genial chit-:f'r purchase is a Ford and the shpre sur

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ll dlns his kingdom presents 5 Aranmoro docked in Charlottetown

order that storm sewer pipes may be p laid there to carry off the wastr 0

Queen Street begins. This will mean n a vast improvement to that DHI1 0*

amoun o tra c \1D0ll - h

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_ MOTOR BOAT TRlP.- The motoi th

Mullins. 'rhoy spent- a pleasant H01* day nero and greatly snloyed the "ln

across! ‘ 5 FORMER RESiPENT BEREAVED.

...The numerous~ friends in Char lottetown of Mr. Cyril H- Pfllllel'

'City View Cemetery, Salem, Ore. 5 To Mir. Prunef and his little girl the

e exten e

SOLDIER BROTHERS 'MEET.--

l St.,

#`;'r$é|f@L;_cI]§?t';lr5:,£,°ug:;1and, sizes. and all other photographic sup ,smug of the meeting there of he, plies, they are at Johnson & Johnson. son Driver A J McLean. of the

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Dragoons. with her two other sons, P Kenneth W., who let here with the first contingent, and Daniel S., who left with the 2nd Heavy Battery.

g of t e three ro ers was a mem- B

orabile incident, as it was many years since the flrstfmontioned had left

only small boys at the time. A. J., after leaving hero went to the United-

States and served in the Phillippine Islands and later joined the British

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land. after havin suffered shi wreck

_ lllllieli-ons _

-Treatedi Exclusively

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our fqcllltlieffor curing fer' _ -

this clan of patlents are iq- eurpeeeed. _Thle eanltirlum g I , conducted falong hlghgruge “ ethical iinel. f --_ '

Tlmle required: Alcoholism, l

3-7 days: Drug addiction, 10-20

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_ H- PAY. ln, *“_’f°’m"" `N:UY _VQURI STRAWEIIRRIEB

LEAGUE OF TH`E CROSS PICNIC 0"

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POLICE COURT.- 'I‘.he..automobile

case against A. W. Gaudet, before FOR BURlAL.- The remains of the Court yesterday was further ad- the

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ings from 7 to 10 p. m. at McMlllan's North Shore Hotel. 1682-7-17M6l. LOBBTER SEASON EXTENDED.

'CIVILIZATION RAMPANT.- It is a

understood that i»n order not to he Ottawa, yesterday, stating that the behind the times, Chief Sark, ol lob Lennox Island, head of the Island ‘the

Micmacs. has become the owner oi

lively scene as the car filled with the ye d9llSh!€1i Ill#-til/GS. BDGGGS l1l8fI‘i\l' brought sixty passengers and four- onward. to

_ in

R QUEEN BT th

IMPROVING LOWE ' 1 The work of digging a double line oi of deep trenches on Lower Queen St. A from Richmond to Water, le now in Ke fulll progress. This is being done in Wa

water from t.he streets before thc ,S0 work of laying a tarvia surface oil |a

Queen 'Street, which has always beei-

d8'CldBd|Y l`0llE£» Owlllgi? me INS* recent visitors from this city (that

t f

:_l}<;;;-g;"E'5713J WS"-h llikiifgi 52?? grounds," and well ltrimmed hedges i;..';.:..§°~ :iii §‘.‘i::.i“"..i ss. 2.11:. »--»--- 1- ~- --» --»

- to

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::'__nrf.)I.“§g'..5f‘5%§.l?=;fc::;;;]';g§0?'23a§ Especially as visitors are coming

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giqxgiog gsenchigr Engiaeer' and the Floral Society for the best kept Mr Geérge’ Williams’ of Charlotte large and small grounds, and' neat town pilot. 'rho others of tho crew Gal bank yards Let everyone set are ivlessml Wilma Hughes' E,-nes, busy and add to the beauty of the Bengali, Mr. McEachern and Mr. Ci

st

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gggfgrezxlltfle' lam! ge £621. |ee's Ve etable Pill mm ounde o

so;-'ry to learn of gba deatltr of 1;? sg - " . a

;gf§'w‘;;s?: gmlrlg O;'el;;r,’|_wo,? filings effect upon the llgestilve organs, have dl’-Y. July 3rd, after a -painful illness. th. Deceased ibgqonged to the mme 80?” Zitent a position that they rank as a :lleyllehanlhgbllalhilrcclvhijllilvlisllhllilsg' fillofn' remember this Simple in their com childhood gmtermem was made in position they can be assimilated by

‘ be weakest stomach and are certain

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sincere sympathy of many friends in fe S this commgnity in their sorrow will 5*” lb d . `

Both of the last named are new with

the Iird Reserve Battalion, The meet-~ ‘_‘hit”--come in and try your flavor. in h b th s we serve it Johnson & Johnson

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his home. Kenneth and Daniel being '

\ ot

W, for preserving. Special prices quantities. Jenkins &___ Son. 1720.

Hampton on, Friday, July 20, coun-

" _ 1056-'1-10M4i.

:LP suv vann for the soldiers,

Saturday evenings at liilcMlilan’s

FESTIVAL AT BRACKLEV POINT

Tea in aid of Covebesd Manse,

l be held at Brackley Point School unds on Wednesday, July 18th, If lny onnext fine day. Automobile rties welcome. _ 1679--7-17l\l2i.

_ .

late Mr Donald Wllso shoe

mer home in Vernon River..

The Summerslde Journal received telegram from Mr. A. A. Lefurgey.

ster season has been extended on north and south sides from Aug.

Oth. to the latter part of September.

THE ARANMORE.-'rho s. s.%.

sterday morning at 11.20. She

en carioads of freight. The freight cluded ten motor vehicles, among em one motor truck to the order Mr. A. W. Gaudet; three autos for . Horne & Co., three for Grant & nnedy, and three for Bruce Ste- rt & Co., Ltd., also a carload of

aper, one ca`r of carriages, one car i’ bran and middlings, two cars of i-ii, 1,200 sacks of cement and a rge quantity of fruit and miscella- sous supplies. _

GOOD FOR SUMMERSIDE. -Two

ave an eye for the beautiful) visited ummerslde, and were charmed with 9 neatness of the residental

at surround so many beautiful

wn to get busy in this particular,

ily, and there are prizes offeied by

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Blow" Yourself to our Cold

odas, they are undoubtedly the fin

in the city Johnson & Johnson

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A Standard Medicine- Parme

s e. n d I

tlreiy vegetable substances known have a revivifying and salutary

rough years of use attained so emi

andard medicine The ailing should

have a healthful and agreeable ef ct on the sluggish digestive

For Kodaks, Cameras. Films, all

he Kodak Agents Cor Kent and rince streets 1622714M4i

Our Sodas are making s. SFPH!

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The Camera at its best. For

'homes there is ' compare with The streams_

etc., make an impression their be-auty,- so why not 'i ` ture them in a way that ' make them a Joy forever? ' lf you are away for your va- "

cation take a Camera with you, f and bring back the pleasures __

is now ltlY»e/tg

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your C p of th I - " " l.s'r'rsl1'slsl.l.° 'G Pm” Rm ‘

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heath .h ` ' A' D '

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(hDou.e°y "'lVerslon)-- lime binding no t e Protestant look, and DIKPIUUUUU

It the some prlqe, with tllrk °°\||l°|; ' .‘

ada extra for watts;--Wltllll

allies 'I eelllll invalid miles

elmo -:mmm rrovllm 1° _ ~

~ _.mf _“rf”-' - a

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of your trip to be enjoyed ln fut- _

record. sto. ~ ' I ‘ e

days. No euflerlnq. Charges reasonable. .ll

Write for booloiut 'tml Inlon- .

mation. I

Doctor and nurses In often-1 -

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The Gallia Institut _ ¢ A - Ltd. ' serA_iel.lells_o_-mio

lo Grown street, dt. Jehu, N. I. _

` l 'Phone Miiliwltee

` nellway me ~-vols. _ -

nu-earndsmr. V _

ure years. We are agents for,-

K°dskl. Cameras ' and llii Pho-

tographic hupgflel. There is nothing etter and rlces have advance b t little

p d u /on account of war.

Every man who enlists will

want s Vest Pocket Kodak Cam- era,-_ see that some amen in whom you are interested is not disappointed.

Glll In and leek ever our

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is a probability.; The_:ts_rting point of honest consideration of the pres- ent politlcsl crisis is frank'-recogni~ tion 'of the fact that Sir_ Wilfrid Laurier is inilexliblyfopposed _to the' cocppulsony enlihtmenlt _ of maiupowt efr,/immediate or remote. 'His sup- port df? the referendum proposal ~ in no w_a involved a relaxation of this attitlillve, since in "the event of a referendum _-he would take the field' in opposition to comp_u.lai_on.._

“No ond would deny Sir Wilfrid his

champion them. Nevertheless, the_ consequences of the'leadei° of one of‘ our political _par-ties taking such a position will be what -they will -be. It makes inevitable a`new orientation, in Canadian politics. Sir Wilfrid'e insistence upon bis own points of view without much _regard for the feelings of s, strong element in his

the detection - of so many Liberal members. Its employment of this

-//f -

“lit conceived th an

thority of the leader would be obeyed 5

to be charged with défection. The issue lies outside the orbit of parties, These members owe no allegiance to Sir Wilfrid on this issue, nor`do the hundreds of thousands of Liberal el_e-‘ ctors outside the House who agree with their action.

_ Urged to Face Facts.

“When it is realized that the issue

which split the Liberal party in Parliiicemnt will continue to the ex~ clusion of all other issues, until the end ot' the war, it becomes apparent that- the Liberal party is rent asunder in Parliament and in the country. and that there can be no basis for re~union. The 'people see this clearly. but from all accounts Liberal members at Otta- wa and the officials representatives of the party _in the fonmal organizations are very reluctant to face -the realiti- es ol' the situa-tion. They appear to think that this is only a summer shower, and that after it has passed they can come together, defeat the. Tories and enter upon their kingdom. All this is delusion, They might bet- ter face -the facts, unpalatable as they may be. than walt to have them knock ed'into their heads byau electorate that is clearer-headed and not so ten-

denhea rted .` _

“The Liberals of Canada also be-

lieve in compulsion. An overwhelm- ing majority of the party in the B English Speaking Provinces t ay B

until the next election, they cannot E

Obviously, they must 'get together 0

invigorated by a vigorous wanpolicy, and the antbcoinpulsion party, which may profess to be the Liberal party.

equally obvious that the onl uarter ‘

come, at this moment, in the con- scriptionists parliamentary party, A which, Judging by last week’s vote. numbers 26 men, including, lf_we ex- ' cept Sir Wilfrid, the leaders of the ’ Liberal party as it was constituted. - If they fail to act it may be necessary for the compulsion Liberals to try to deal with the situation by popular _ conventions, but this might come too ' late, in view of the fact that s Domin- ion election is a certainty in the early

future.

"The English eonscription Liberals

looked to the Parliamentary party adequately to voice their views in the discussion unon the military ser- vice blll,and they were not disappoint ed. Alike in the debate and in the division they were worthily repre- sented. They now look to the' same men for patriotic and capable leader- ship in Parliament and out of it. The need is great and urgent it' Eng- lish Liberalism is not to be wrecked in Canada, to the great injury of the

State. ~

"Once organized, the English Lib-

eral party will be in a position to consider its position, and its duty to the country. lt is persistently re- ported in -the Conservative press that Sir Robert Borden is prepared to offer fair terms to such a party to joiu with them in the task of gov~ erning the country. At present, Sir Rober Borden, if this be his desire. can -make no proposal because there is no party to deal with. An organ- ized Liberal grolip, if one were in existence, could receive a proposi- tion if Sir Robert chose to make one, _ and- they could accept l¢'or reject lt, taking in each case ltlieresponsilbility of justifying their action to the peo- ple that their action was inspired by a. regard to the public good. As mat- ters ure. ._ however, conscriptionist Liberals are simply drifting with a strong current with Niagara roaring

ahead.~_’.' _ _~ -

int- ' ',-

wbat the doctor called a very_bsd sprained ankle, and told me I mustj not walk on it for three weeks. 1 got MINARUS LlNllMiENT_aud in dit' days I was out to work again. I think.

rigbtto hold tlieseoviewa and to .

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word reveals its state of mind. . -

is ordinary

political incident in which the au- =`_<~`¥

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are dis-linited and leaderless. ?I‘-E63' Bum” Amairy) 'U "M3210 ' I V ` ' 30 cannot-'follow Sli' Wilfrid Lauri r. Cglhmns __ _ _2 Bane,-(prints). _ ll 'iw Since this issue will-persist at least ggs:-~___ _ ____‘_2(; ¢0__27‘ Eggs. __

lwpe for a re-union ol’ the party» a ...19 Cbickens.1b. -

Hides .

in a new organization and under newi a _. ...'75 to $1.00 Potatoes. bill- - -- ' ~. leadership or they. in the coming izrghoelgelltgv _ ....60 to .80, Hay, ton l-“-0050-00 election, will -be crushed like egg- St

shells between the Tory party, re- Pmk _ -.'..16 to'.19‘/Q Pork (selects), _wholosflo `. .,_.. -19

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own party rmakes inevitable a politl~ nal revolution. The first fruits, of `_

the change vga the division upon _ the, second r adlng of -the Military i Service Bill. Le -Soleil, of Quebec, f\ s. leading French Liberal newspaper.

expresses its surprise at the vote. it ,

admits its dismay over what it calls

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urement that trogzles lnslhy leiiles. ‘ _ r _ - ` .1 1- ir _~_ _ ~ Holloway's Corn re v remove- f _- ' __ ' ' '~ -- ~ if-f4'_*"`_ ~'

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