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Arrive Last Night by the Northumberland- Great Prospects for a Grand Re-Union During the Next Two Weeks- Four

A Nurse Says: “Pe-ru-na is a Tonic of Efficiency.”

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Mrs. Kate Taylor, s graduated 1

nurse olpmmlnsnce, gives hcrex-, perlence with Per-uns ln an openi : letter. Her posltlon In .socletylnd I , professional standing combine I0, ,» glve special prominence to beri 4: utterances.

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C ll lCAGO, ILL., 421 Monroe Street.-

“As fur ns I have observed, Pemna

is the iincst tonic any man or woman r-on use who is weak from the liter clients of any serious illness.

"Peruns seems to restore vitality,

Increase bodily vigor and renew health and strength in s wonderfully short time.”---MRS. KATE TAYLOR.

Address ’l‘ho Peruna Medicine Co.,

(Joiumhu..-, Ohio, ir you desire free liters.- ture on catarrh.

_ Drunkenness il Cured

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\ Samaria Remedy Co..

_`» 23 jordan St., Toronto.

Grredherhusbsnd. Canada.

-Shorthorn bull for sale -The pure

bred Shorthorn bull Royal Charlie, 14 months. registered in S H H. Book. He is a line animal, Fit for service, and will be sold at a moderate price. Robert Stewart, Southport, P. U. Lot 48.- July 9, d 2|, w Zi pd.

Hundred Pass

Summerside.

engers Reach l

The iirst contingent ot Home Corners `

arrived last night by the Northumberland. There were over 400 passengers by the host and the people of Summersidc with the Tourist Association are most aagulne of the success of the Home , Coming scheme. Most of:1ast night's i arrivals cams from Massachusetts vis the steamer Calvin Austin from Bost¢n.l The wharf at Summer-side was crowded

with spectators when the sieamsr arrived. Extra cars were attached io the trains both east and west to convey the extra passengers. Very few remained in Summerslde.

Below is apartial list of those arriving

last night.

Mrs Lucy Corbin, Worcester Mrs W A Briggs and daughter,

Attleboro

Mrs T S Falrbain, Lawrence Bessie M Fielding, Albert/on, P E I l Miss Irene LrD-lwson, Boston

Miss Marlon F Keele, “ C D McKenzie, Waltham Mrs A D Martin, Boston Mrs F Martin, Concord Mrs E ll Sohurman, Portsmouth. N H Laura A Wales, Brookllne,Masg

J F Collin, Medford, Mass

Mrs J W Crawford, Brockton, Mass

John Noonan, Brockton, Mass

Mildred Noonan, " “

Louis Perry. Amherst D W Ross and wife, Arkmount, Mass H Miss Annie McDonald, Boston

MrsS A McCormack, New Bedford

ll VV Hlllson and wife, Everett

R C Rogers, Exeter, N H _ W H Palmer, Groveton N H

Miss E C Clark, Pittsdeld, Mass

Miss F G Clark, " “ ~"'f

Mrs J N Clark, “ " IH

Mr andMrs Murdock McDougall.Boston

Miss Eleanor Green, Lebanon, Pa Miss Jennie MacArther, Waltham Elizabeth MacLeod, Auburndale. Mass M;-SC S Condrey, and son “ "

Mrs R D Halliday, Everett

Mrs C A Merriam, Cambridge Miss Ella J Donald, Worcester

Miss Mattie L Cousins, “

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Mary C J Neil, Brookline, Mass

Annie McPhee, “ " Maud McPhee, “ “

-Mr and Mrs Louis Taylor, Clinton Mrs George Cheney, Manchester

Bertha Cheney, “

Herbert. D H Corbin, East Boston Mrs Sarah H Corbin, “ l Mrs J H Baker, Oshawa.Ont

J H Baker, “ Madge Baker, _ "

M Bertha Tobin, Boston

Mrs J Dunsford, Belmont

ci-no-manuales an sane.-.nan

P. E. l’s Greatest

Clothing House

We are now showing some splendid lines of Shorey's

guaranteed Clothing. Boys' Norfolk Suits, Boys' 3 piece

Suits, Men’s Suits in all sizes. We would like you to call

and see the largest and best selected stock of Clothing in the

City.

Open evenings till eight o’clocl:. `

See our show window for patterns and prices.

S. . cl)0llald. nonsense :sas _issinnncgi

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qginsd 9 S it hs tim to

.`.'.'.i°.'l‘J§r.’.'I."..§‘.'°“" ua... ..."2‘i’.¢`i.“.ir‘i‘§.'g.“..a {.°..’ir‘§.,.. °w. give you the bestndtszg eiothss,hu¢ the best value for your money.

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Mrs C Dagle, East Boston l Miss Anais Dagle, Jamaica Plains

Miss Bessie Stewart, Boston

Miss Annie Lynch, Lowell

Miss Etta Lynch, “ Miss Bessie Lynch, “ Mrs James Lynch, “ Wm. MoCaunell, wife and daughter

Lawrence Mass

James Reid, St John N B

John T McDougall, Pt. du Chenc Howard McArthur, East Boston

Carrie McArthur, West Somerville George D McAree, Haverhill Mass

W J Powers, Elliott

Dominick J McAres. do. James H Gibson, Somerville,

George B Thomas, Moncton N. B.

Jerome A Donahue, Brighton, Mass l _ - - m

Dr S A Nicholson, Haverhill

Mrs H C Kendall, Boston Miss Emma Harper, Waltham

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We wish to remind you that we have just received a new stock of men’s

and boys’ one and two piece bithing suits. Swimming is a delightful ex-

ercise this sultry weather and every man or boy who contemplates al plunge in the briny, should be provided with one of these suits; they are serviceable and cheap as well, ranging in price from 25 cents up to 95 cents. We have also

a dandy line of sweaters in plain and club* colors; also soft front shirts in attractive patterns, imitation Panama hats, fancy cotton hose and all the other

little comforts that help to make lile_ enjoyable these hot days. Drop in and see us ; ,we'1l be _pleased to 'show but goods whether you intend to buy now or

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Tha following is tha list of entries for

Rebecka, D.,ch m, Parkside, 2. 22 3-4, D

Steele, Summersido.

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Miss Annie Woodslde' cnmbddze thsFuturlty races on Summsrslde Driving ,` ` I _ /'

Miss Minnie Owen, Allerton Mass P‘“`k'J“i7 wiht” . V ` ' -» fi s /'

Miss alms L Kendall Boston T““EE “UW” C'-#ss ~ \ ' / \ i

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Miss iililsthcrlne MacLeod, Qulncey Dunca§‘HcMillan, Lowell

Mrs George Stratton, Barre Vt

Alex Straiion, Barre Vt

Arch. McMurchy. Toronto

John S Arthur; Roxbury

George Coffin, Winthrop Mass

John M MacDonald, Boston

Terence Gaudet, Bethel Maine,

J F McGinnis. Bangor Me H H Drake, Everett Mar..

E A Wales, Brookline Mass

J E McDonald, Bzooklyn N Y

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Fshing Tackle in big variety at

Gourlis's Drug Store.

Miss Gladys Holman returned home

last evening from McGill.

George Jeffrey, formerly of this town

was a passenger by the Northumberland Thursday evening.

There were live horses among tho

shipments by the Northumberland yesterday morning.

Heath Clark arrived home last evening

from Boston to spend his vacation at his home in Surnmerslde.

Mrs A A Clay, New Glasgow, with hor

children have arrived on a visit to her old home ln Summerside.

There was little change in Neil Mc-

Quarrie‘f condition yesterday. Strong hopes of his recovery are entertained.:

D M Condon, Travelling Passenger

Agent I. C. B. was a passenger to th Lland hy the Northumberland Thursday evening.

Misc Annie McPhee, from Brookline,

Mass., was a passenger by the Northum- berland last evening to visit hor home at Coleman.

McMurdo Bros. have added their names

to the list of merchants who will close their stores at 6 p. rn. during six months of the year.

Miss Maud McPhee was a passenger by

the Northumberland last evening from

Brookline, Mass., on n visit r.o har home at Coleman. l

Gordon and Mrs. Montgomery ol Pits-

burg, Pa., arrived by the Csmpsna vssterday on a visit to friends in Mslpequc and Middleton.

Dominick McArse of Haverhill, Mass., who has been absent from the province bout ten yearn was s passenger to Ht.

Stewart last evening to visit his rslatlvss.

Among the passengers by the North-I

umbsrland last evening wars Kiss Mary Campbell and Kiss Evelyn McPhee from Brookline, Kass., sn rants to_i0olsman to visit friends.

Them will be no service in the Baptist

Ohuroh tomon-sw morning, but Sunday School will ba hsld as usual. In the -vsning the regular ssrvios will bs hold Rav. llr. lckiiicp pastor.

Rav. A. D. Archibald will rmsash in tha

Methodist Church, Bsdeque, Sunday morning sad svsmsg and at Dana Traverse In the afternoon. Rav, lla Kc- Laughlla has not yatrscovsrsd from his Illness.

Yssrsrday was the ctosllg day ul the

olsblscits In wskrwoshs and sssillll- Tnstntal vots stood: lbrli7, against 79. This represents most of the property holders, a lsrls majority d whom hh il favorshis lystsd. , K

Rav John

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lathe

Sunlulerside.

McPhee, Frectown.

Tryon.-

Summersids

Bsdella, b m, Weatlawn, HC Hooper,

Charlottetown.

Parklawn, b g, Parkside, Mac Steele,

roon-vn:an.oLn amass.

Lady McPhee, b rn, Parkwood, John

Prince Lee, b g. Precepior, S N Dawson,

Parkzillian. b s, Parkside,Drnlel Steele,

Lena, C.,b m,Parkside, Albert Craswell,

South Rustica.

MacKinlay, b g, MacKinlay, Duncan

Robertson, North River.

THREE-YEAR-OLD CLAPS

Plckaninny, b g, Parkwood, A A Black. ‘

Amherst.

Toney, bg, Parkside, H C Hooper,

Charlottetown.

Kriukls,hs, Kreshna, L B C Phair,

Fredericton, N B. .-

Park Cannon, bg, Parkside, G N Qu-

non, Summerslde.

Golden Arrow, Parkside, H Alonzo

Ramsay, Summerslde.

Nligcntrose, David Duffy, Fredericton,

Admiral Togo,bs, Parkside, Kennedy

Bios , Summerside.

'I' W0-YEAR-OLD CLASS.

Ellen Wood, b m, Parkwood, James L

Mulrhead, Tryon.

Mildred, b m, Parkside, Levi Sllliphant,

Summerside. '

Park Pilot, b h, Parkwood,Georgo Read,

Sumrnerside. ‘»

John R., b g, Parkside, John L Read,

Summcrslde.

North Bsdsqne. '

Blackthorn_ h g, Brazilian, Mac Steele,

Summerside.

will never he cured by the fslso,unnavural stimulation ot liquor. First. increase your vitality, build up the s stem, slrengthen and purify the blood-v. en the heart will

resnonii and grow strong.

Fsrrozone is precisely what to take, it 0

gives you an appetite and a digestion that will look alter everything that is eaten. Ferroxons improves nutrition. makrs rich, vital-ring blood, and is positively rho most powerful restorative and strength- sner known to science; it improves the nerve tone, regulates the hesrt's action, makes the fsebls strong and the sick wall.

Ferrczcne will do you untold ggod and costs only 501:., at druggists, or olson 85

Oo., Kingston, Ont.

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Belle, bm, Bronze Omer, R 11 Mont- ,

gomery, St. Elear__'>:s.' 'V ' _

Jean, bm, Executiuneer, A A Lcckle,

Charlottetown.

Kinkora, gg, Perfection, Ambrose

Monaghan, Kinksra.

SPRHYERS.

Wholesale". and Petaii.

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SUCCESSPS TO DODD ‘£2 ROGERS.

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Parkloop, g m, Parkside, Robert Baker,

HEARTS THAT ARE DISEASED

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RAINPRUUF CLUTHS

Ladies’ all-wool Rainprooi Cloths, 60-inches

c.

Dark Grey at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.25 a yd Bronze Green, at $1.75 and $2.25 a yd.

These are the most satisf actory Raincloths made and

y person buying them can’t help realizing that they have bta,i.ned the greatest possible value.

Mclinugan _ Wright

If you want a bargain in hose

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