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fine rind,

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for babgi,

for you.-- Dninrily ‘| .f1_\i__1_1e_i_i._ _Price 25c. 1&n_-»_at'/_` ' tractive oval tin

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GUARDIAN '. .

_ mics mann,

the Bmnmerside clubs and go to

Summerlide_ aggregation a sturdy proposition to down. This will be an

Dominioni Day and a large number of the Charlottetown fans will likely go

their- rooters will' leave here by the morning train and will return in the "evening, As the Connaughts feel con-

with them to see them win.

i ‘N,"B". AND MAINE LEAGUE

'Bangor 4 '

. -_ _ _ _ . __ __ _, .__ _ __ t_0n__ 1'

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emacs ‘_ " . ,,‘,‘

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“mug “N” °““ b° '°l°°*'°d ff-°m the Firit Question Asked a. Mau Iii the three Buininerside cluhs but no doubt evening the mibiect will’he, The First

*Mba C°1=\1a\ishis nut un that emi- 'Question Asked A' woman-~ n . ° °

lent brand nr may that tn y ii ii' ° NZ' LV re r

~.nnnas'<i one in ins cnnrinleetflviri _‘sh 7.mp'°°_°h_,_°t ‘-'_°“‘ °""°°°'

Baseball League they willgive the THE INWARD TRAINB.-iYesterday

the eastern express arrived in Char- lottetown st 930 n m on tim th

added attraction for Bummerside on ess er i l °' el el

t n accommodation at 5.40 p,

"1-. on time; the southern at 10.30 a, 111 . thirty 'minutes late; the Ca e

to the western city to witness the Traverse at 1015. 20 9

. . _ _, i _

HES _ game. _Tha players, accompanied by nge; 1ate_ and the “?eBt';.n at

a. m.. on time.

DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER.-

Gllbli- fldent of vidtory. a large crowd of The D. r‘_ 3 Br- 1-, to'Mr. their_admirers will' likely go along Charlott;town ygtervdx tciii hlievre xiii?

iodical trip to the lighthouses of the island with supplies for them, -'-ut the weather conditions interfered with these arrangements. The wind WHS bl0wilig from the northwest, and

1" _Firehlirifston-3‘-i"l‘€idte'ricton 5, this _indicated a condition of weather

outsidc which would not be favorabln

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Central Drugstotei ~ F. ' thi! __home _ Calais at St. John, |no`gB.rnc. to such a trip as the vessel is going

‘ ' ,0t_,the briilb, June 25\§,‘hyFReiv‘3 H. NATIONAL LEAGUE on-in fact it would be difllcult for

..§::i:s:n.£‘1f'.”“s'*.“l.“.'n'.°f.;"- ii '- :'s'.*a'. || |; d

I". _' . _. 0.1150 . _ . __ I’ as een eayed til M d _ .

Blanche Mhttart of Cape Traverhe. ` ‘At New Y9l:k-:Nell York 3. Bos- wlfn she will leave at \;na.m. on ay a a

` ' #Of cutaneous c‘¢»~ ~ .1 1 --

.. _ W _ ~ ' - _. _ AMEBIOAN LEAGUE _ . v g e A

_; /1; _.__ - ENTERED» Junf? 2_7f_ljh'_B~ S- EY9-_l`|~ _.A_¢_Chic8go__ghicB'go 3 Cleveland large and appreciative audience. D.

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"_'_"-_ » THE -'N0n'i'i-i.uM_ss>RLAND._. 'riis ~» -' ' _ \ " ' A __ 1"' " "n '- "< .Nmhvmbcrland denise i _cnnrintw - ' i

_ _. . ' _town laht_`i_i_f3lit"at"8'6'cllock. ,¢»~-` f “ " - _ , _

Pill SUMMIERS 'rr . A E"

I _ .. .. _ .._ ex ress r- i ' " avi? in Charlottetown last night ant _ l @ ' fe 5 .. '_ .

- _ _ __ .. 1.. .i..._°;.oi mn.. |3 mi., z A! ' ` A

_ - '____i_i-§_ill_iiB.t_I_;I_'.="'-1’IzAc'1‘1os:,_ 'rue ,_,./ . 1- , '

. ' ‘ _ s em ren._Bsubau-team win " - ~ ~_ _ _

The Connaught baseball _. team has. practice at th'e_0 A. A Grounds this ' _

decided 'to accept the invitation ot, Va!tern_oon__at ‘B.8tlo"elod'\r, ' ' .- -

Bummerside on Dominion Day: Thar VBAPTIST Cl-IUB " ‘

they will_play a team from the diff morning at the Bapmt-(_)(l?:hux§¢il1ml:‘l1li < W h O I e S a I e 3 R e t a i I \

ferent Bummerslde clubs. A very subject of the sermon 'will be The _ /

very dainty--all fresh, re-

gular 27c, 30c, 33c yd

Some frilled. some plain. all C

You can’t go wrong on these- sec llicui in our window.

Twenty-two cents a yard for

muslins.

tlicse regular 27C, 3cc, 33C,

Tliey're just the clear thing for bedrooms :ind sittin

_ _ ~` - g-

_rooins-tl1ey’_ll wasli and “do up" splcndidly-they wear like iron. Made in Scotland and made for wear.

Don’t wait until “week uflcr next” before taking urlvziiil-

age of this bargain.

gclfne,-Ellis. Bolton. S S Swansea ' ' Andrew Mcrnnii presided In nnui- I

Ai 1’hi1sd`elphin-'tirooniyn 6, Phu- INTERESTING LEc'ruRE.-Mr. F. --

nusinhin 1. _ J- Nash gave n uengntfniiy interest-

_ ' ' _ ing- and instructive lecture on ‘“Jo- .

seph Howe, Canadian Statesman," al; I Orwell on Thnrsda. evenin befor I

Jeriltiiifedel-icaie piece of maehin- » md » F°“K°f°.HH1ifaf:Sifhr-Nellie 2'- _ V , . ti t en 1 `~ - ' ery and must be cleaned and oiled Reidgqeid' P_i°t°“¢' S' S- C“"°“P‘?di'.*- Nix if3d):li0i;‘ iile2i;:n§lt_]Lhnz:r'nel3)i';ls(;l;Lon1{iii ““(;n“€;'“";. llcrtciglarg C?/(hlsereidxsigill n` uak' wax and Enghsh

uocqalabnally, '~ Helm' Picton' ‘ New York 4f ._.; iiicllldilig an instrumental' solo by _ I have every fs¢i¢i¢y for gm-ning CLEARED_ June' 2.m___s S Eva 5 At Detroit-Bt. -Louis 8, Detroit 3; Ts” Tia” Awm’ B “"5 “Y Miss _ Smile Oftlie lizindsoniest designs \\'e’vc ever shown are on display in our

" ~» _ ' ' - il., _` - '___ ' '_' san' corn and recitationb Mi _ . . ‘

oitfm:he.very_b¢st work. geun, »Em,_ Boston; S_ S_ Swansea.._1_n;‘»:0yeSi;ng$;i8di;E;_a.ggine sxizaiid Jesm MCLWL it the close gcorgf window. T liese are the modern styles and linislies---riglit up to date. `

All Work fully guaranteed and Trader Fougere Summerside' S '§ " ' ’ "ial and unanimous v t lf

»'.». -~ _ .. _ '_ . ' _' .' _ ' ' tl li

pef90l18llY dtltnded t0 by Cwcapediav H5311. SUIHUISYBIU0; Behr gfme' 'phllifdelplfia M’ washington was tendered the ledtieiriliu lilac? l J

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1ui'i'ciin.|. _ .-0. ...S ' 5' --

Nellie Reid, Reid Picton' Sour. Ari- ' _ hi 11 th ' < H ° m,,,,_ B0ud,ea,,_ éampbelfton ...~ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE §_e°N____§na;“i§f_1_‘;_i§_mW“S °l°S‘=d viii'

____ '-,~ _N_o."108 Queen Street. _ Charlottetown dfteen pair of black, my City Ly terday at 2 o’c1ock. The President 6-26MtSl;3lEfiI1W3l.

s_llver_and crossed foxes from North

near Charlottetown.. There will he

t V C

.' ", "'>"` ' '- ,~-_ m9!1l-7~ll‘l another Cqlllmll. :eaoeesleeoossaeees

xlton

dicap match is scheduled for this af-

Mr. Lauclilan McDonald occupied the

ern Alberta, and placed in a ranch ,- ,-. , _ _ _ _ _ , ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ chair. and the factories were nil _well

represented. The following officers were elected for the ensuing yenr:- President-Mr. Laughlan McDonald, East Point, (re-elected), Vice-Presb' dent-Mr Walter Sim so B View

'Vlr Robert Jenkins, Mt Albion The!

'AV BOURIB MARKETS- `A mixed foursome, knock-out han- Séérét‘B'r‘5;;TreaB-"ret I;'"‘;"S”i1(;ma"_i

'_ " ` . ‘ ` V _ _ (Goh-e¢1;gd for every wednesda ml _ _ i3 1 k following cable message -was receivedv

Ehigl-!n°n‘ No ' y B “moon nt e "dere lin S' Players "Five thousand offered' four thousand

Will stand for ser~

_ .~_ 'ua on t. 3

' eliarzrof Mr Fra

V 0 msron an each-

~V"‘i'_f'll1ernate"tIb'efs dur-

‘ in2_sai}lou To IDIS

" 7 ` ' Ii owners sgibleei the 'following Wednesday-one week at seen

~"‘°-*r'}lli'»¢=ri Aisinv ii-fisiirrf-.ariysiifs ins s

".in;e.'i.."=..'.':.i,';a'..:.'."'i:'.»1.: rsridh-

_ - - rovlnees and hu.. oirilivre ini - _tiles " igrigaif- age than any Elydsdale _Staiilfon op

' A' e 1 1

ni’.§“?°’§‘§S l.’i%¥."i'§£ §l2'i°.l'l’.’§5_¥l§¢'»l2 sglan ri _tyge a .sonforllilt on-_heyliil t ecorreet one an pgstcfrn found on x on the best Scotch 0_5 osdpllehhgsgal i'.:a'z':.':.:..:.';r.:'.‘1'.".l""° ""°_°~ ' " 'rsnns no rim »i`nrie,ieruo_e slim for season.| ~' -_ _ _

susan o. cnxnx. owner. '

_Vloto rin, P. E. I

Mav liwmllfllil '~ » -

-. as

“Minor .aks :_

_ Kel" No MMS; " " V ‘ Pun Bred lnreliitsiii N6._3|. _ _ Mlnor`0sks was foaled in r9o8_‘

stands»,.i6',hnrids' w_elghs_1265_ lbs.

Si _ ~ _Oakly-.,__§arxon (4)z,z3._

Dggfgaiketta byV_Pdrl¢side 2.22 3-4 also"t’lié dnm.of_Brl_nce Louis 2. 14% the :rarest troiier- hi-sd in _:he Mu- ltime Provinces. .

Minor Qaks besides his riclrgiied-

ing‘,£sg<`1'iimse_l§ it-'grand ind`ivl sl; he if "spiced, b_edu`iy. size, shblitg

ance, and every other Food quality rnqiglig in a .llro of high c su hor_ses.i_-lui foals* _u'year_"olds_srelnrgeand hsnd~

HIC; "» '. "' `- ' -V

lo HcVwlll sland 'for the season at his owners stables Brooklyn, Kings Ce.Marel

'°i°‘»7’-l~°:ff:ii-'i'§`J-.':iiAri-iasoN, owns. _

'Hides un) _ - 9 mio

'rue gtiirsiss ;_ _ - ._ rsiiriruss; - ‘ '~ _- rms. iioodf src

(Spscial to The Guardian)` TORONTO, June 28.-Fresl_i__.north~

.' west iwinds, ,clear and cooler.

' _'PHE' WEATHER- Yesterday was ~ra.i"ny infthe morning, cloudy in _the `sf'ter|io<_m_and rainy at nightfclear- ing_towMde“fn'iurning. " - _.The _temperature at -'three 'o'clock this morning' by the __ Rexall Store

"Tested Thermometer 'with s: northern

exposure,;yran~.-ihfty-one. _degrees above

zero §'_n`d.l I ' fwitl'i“ a. 'soi`i‘theigi", exposure was lilt§_rll¥r_ee'.dsgress ah' vd. The I -` . ternperaturo recorded yest'ei‘day`.,.~i(`a__s"f sixty de _ ' above n_er9_and'th€"Iowest was ‘_ _ .fiivs de- g r e e s 'fain o v e. !_l_‘h'e-‘zlo _est the

About twenty members of the con-

gregation of St. Paul’s Church and St. Peter’s Cathedral met in -St. Pauls School Room last, night to discuss an athletic league. It was moved by Mr. E. Rice and seconded by Mr. J. J. Enman that St. Peters Cathedral and St. Paul-fs Church form an athletic club tolbs known as the Anglican Church 'Athletic Club. The following officers were eleet`ed:- Honofary Presidents-_Canon Simpson -and Rev. T. W. Murphy; President- Mr. Ji' B. McLeod,l Vice-President- Mr. Chester Vanlderstine; Secretary- Treasurer-Mr. H. 1 E. Miller, Execu- tive Committee-Mr. J. J. Enman. Mr. J. Carl Milford, Mr. Arthur C. Tomlins. The executive were author- ized to draw up a constitution and by-laws and submit same to the next meeting. The following Baseball Com- mittee was apuointed:-Mr. John

lJl`6‘V10\lB' V,Wa5 mt‘7"¢9l“‘i-d°S"°°5 Haslard Mr. Chester Vaulderstine groomsmen a gold stickpin. The pop- al-‘°V°' A iminf aim' _it mtV7'5v°‘ and Mr.,-T. C. Milford. It was moved ular young couple were the recipients _dek!_l5°5_°bQ_V45 “li at °f“°_'l?‘°.m" it w°“|that club provide uniforms for thel of many valuable presents inc1udlng_ sl'xty_d_er_d¢_s_?*libove. `~ _` ‘ basehagl team ,md me ¢x¢¢u4;iv¢ were R cheque for two hundred dollars: “Wi `~'wm' lm high “ui” °“’“l“g authorized to ascertain prices, etc. from the hrids's father. The newly at 5- 7"' hai? _lt 741-_§_" N15 M0Uf\8Y_The mggging than adjourned, A meet- married couple lcft for Boston and .mt 8-19; 1V Wm be mgh t°m°""’w ing of the Executive will be held other American cities on the four' mi“'“l“Z Bt 554- M°“d“Y ‘W 6~35’this evennigin Y. M. o. A. nt 1_ nninnir train from snckvuie. on their

Saturday's issue.

_ __ _ ____ ) __ will please Lu at the club house at sold at twelve and “v;!_e_ghths_ John in-> n 2; -~ ~P0rk (lb) .. 11* pa_,.§p'Tue winners of todays match boarded cheese?-lst 'half of Junea- Odté (White) ir P ' '36VA`will'.I>la the 'second match on' Wed- Newperth 90; ' New Glasgow 100; Oats (black) < ” .38 . ~ 7 _ Stanley Bridge <100; -Kensington 200;

_ ~ At Providence-Providence 14, Buf _"$33533 thgotgllggotglég __m3'_‘U‘lY & I F I, ° I V

,Eipert watch-and clock repalrer. _On July. second there will nrrivein mile; 8118.... grty_M0,m»¢,,1 3_ Je.. B°*"“ *O01* Place in CH§t1e\vHa1i_];;;? u nllure Headquarters Beer & weeks

Miss Annie McLeod drrived from

lluston Inst evening for n visit to her home at Head of Montague,

Miss (‘ritli}'crinc Mcllcrid, Valley-

field East, arrived last evening from Boston :ind intends spending her va- c'ation at ber home.

Miss Bessie Louson, slaughter of

Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Louson, Brigh- UJH. leaves this morning for Mont- real from wlicnce Fhc will sai'l in a few days on an extended tour of the

ezn . _ .` nesday J-uly 2nd. Players who can-I . _ . __ ' i'”f"' -<""'~"»' “"'> - i" ie 0- it §;';§;z'.:.‘ '3i.G;.';:i.f';:..;i~ ws;

'Eggs (doz) . 18 . .Butter (lb) 24 2'” ‘mn erilgrehy te1eph°nmg_ the sold to Mr. Nowell agent for O’Leai'y§

g"’°““ °°"“““ " ' nnd_Len,' Hnnfnx, for _-12 1»1s._ 'rnni

Mackey-5] (each) 5 to; ' auditor submitted his* report showingi

Cgrmgh (fr-ngh) $1_00 to _ ;1_35-ui ' a balance of' $2.45 on hand to thel C¢,dfish'(g|-een) ‘ " .' $240 _ credit of-.the~Bonr.d. The followingl Hake ' » 70 to 1_20 were decided as.. dates of meeting:-l

‘ Vi ._.-_..__.-._<.... -in V and 22nd;, Sept. 5th and 2Gtl1;0ct, ' ‘ _ . , ~ ' oher l0tli- and 24th; November 'Itlnl

Jniy nth and zstu- Angnnt soil

The meeting then adjourned to meet* again in -two weeks. l

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WEDDING BEI..LS.-.-_The home of*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dixon, Pt. Dc Bute, N. S., tastefully decorated for the occasion, ,was the scene of a very interesting avant,-at high- noon on; Wednesdaw -theeighteenth day of* June,__when their. daughter Mary A.,l was married _to Rev. Carl. A. Dnwsonl of Lockeport, N. §_. The, bride wal-xl beautifully gowned in white silk and was attended - by herfsister Dormer who wore pale blue silk. The groom was supported by_his brother Ulric_ G. of Cape Traverse, P. E. I. Thci ceremony was performed on the lawn under an arch of apple blossoms by Rev. Dr. Robinson assisted by Rev.l David Price of Middle Sackville. The; gi'oom's present to 'the bride was n, gold hraceleet, to _the bridesmaid ii sterling sliver hand-bag and to the

old country. _

Missliltliel Thompson, accompanied

by her nephew, Master Tliompson Campbell, leaves this morning on ii visit to hor sister, Mrs. A. G. (lump- bell of Sydney.

Miss Ruth Vinnicombe, Charlotte-

town, arrivcfl homie from an extenflrul visit to her sister Miss Bessie and brother Harry in Boston. She is nc- compiinleil by her friend Miss Full \v'no will spend some weeks in Char- lottetown.

Among the many that arrived from

Boston 'l`bui'srlay night was Mrs. A. F. Mooney of Dorchester, Mass. She was iiccompanicd by her tivo boys F}nrZ‘e und ,i\\iln'ey. During the simi- mer they will be thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney of Iona.

::Rexull Tooth Paste is most de-

lightful to use. It leaves the mouth antisepticnlly clean and sweet, and helps mukc the tcrtli and gums flrui and healthy. lf you prcfcr the pnntc form of rlcntifrice wliy not try tlic llcxull-we know you will like lt. Large tube 25c_ Thi-_ Mi\cKiui\|ni Drug (‘o., Corner Great George mul Kent Sts. Mil.

BRITISH FAHMEHS 0 FUH P. E. ISLAND

“.\ylMn*m°t\l\\|Y5»' -_ _ _ Mid 1519455? at 7-13» 0'¢10¢k " l return they will take up their resi- ____

for

ind'

The sun sets this evvimlng. Sunday

Sold wth the Rexull Guarantee.

<m. ~_ ’ _ i __ r _

T-here wi'll_be a new moon on Fri- Lnrgenph 25c_ Th, Munmrmon Drug Charlottetown lsstnight from liorcst

. _ i1BY» -7'-ill' 4th»-9* 1-05 " m' Co., '"Corner Great George and Kent Hill, Muse.

énfefsh, ‘lfh_e~length--of today and to _rrow' step' ‘ Mt; ---

'-‘m. wilf he' dltebn' hours and dit!-four _ _ r

_ _min\i'tes. _ \'_‘;"' V ENGLAND LIKELY TO GET turned from Plctou by the Northum-4

(From Yssterday's Evening Guardian) _ ' '~ AERIAL nm:AnNoUqu'rs _bnriand inst night. _ pears of fnrming in this country, by

1_ 30_ Q" _ gk 'P ' .L_ _ » _ '_ -i' lvislting pel‘B0nnlly the farms und iii-

'R - ’~ . ` » ' ., V . V ' i '._,l.

the Aorseolus.

its carry-

n is

and The width _engines 'po\\er. The cannot remain

will

plus the crew. height 48 and

The driving _force is

3,000; horse-

elaiml his tnoehine canine, _thatiit will ten days, and that it s speed of nity miles

and 120 mllei an

my tens need weight lies*

dence in Lockeport, N S (Carl A

M _ N. G. McPherson arrived ml

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Wrlglit c-

evenlng train to her home

will

“S_overeign°’ Cash-

mere Hose with linen

spl’cing`, wear the best.

an hour h0\'f'

_ V ‘ ` ' Amd M°nd“7`l at 7'55AiV`>."‘ 145°’ t°m°r‘ ::Rexall "Food Powder allays all Dawson referred to above, is n noni ((~_,,,,U,,,,e,\ f,.,,,,, \,,,,_.(-1 y ack ' csc 7°” mi°“““¥ at 411' "”°“d°y»` *'12 discomfdrtd of the feet. Relieves im- of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dawson oiiditluns of farming generally horn in <_.-i__i ';_~.` ' _ - f' ._ ¢.ud_Ti1éi\dl{ 4-13- : _ msdiatel§"’burnlng, itching and chaf- flnpe Traverse. P. Fl. I.) _order to return to Grunt liritziin mid

The |1100!! P1995 t°mi0¥`\'0*`E__mQ1'D_l“K ing, I§_'_ ntisaptic; absorbs and de- ____ liutcrest practical farmers with nour-

it ‘U-3|, “nd Monday “_ 12' V4 odorizdda perspiration. Keeps the tuin amount of cnpitnl who rlnsiw lo

The last §\1hr_t_e_r 0! the mo# wud shoe! 4” and glenn and the feet Come tu (l.miirli\, nnil to gut tlinni lu

'“¢i|'Thursdrl ; June _$801, at __lll41 p. c001_ e and_ satisfactory to use. "*'-‘ _ -tnkc up farming in this l‘ro\inc<- in

preference tu oinigiiitiiig to ollvci places, also to obtain ns muirli lnrni lielp as wc possibly can. ln fnrtlicr- ance nf this purpose we hnve in-on over the Island, getting full pnrticu- lnrs and n thorough practical know-

l&ialf " t0l'6 "LONDON .Tillie 26 -News come! Milli' Annie M°Ph*"`5°“ afrlved l"“t_t¢-ivlewing thc farmers tlicmsclyre

ll a Warn rom Soiith Africa that ii new ,iiging nicht from B0Bi10¥\ '10 SD°“d im' liilli- We have been vc-iy extensive-ly o. degrees above ffnwhime hu been invented which be- days at her home in Bellevlow. luis Province, during the nw-_ or six

s southern exi>0l_i\re"'“lni-e inn; win this s prominent. ii

weeks we have been on the island,

pre-eminent place among ` Messrs Andrew Beardslsy and J. nnd we have visited a great many craft. Klmlmll l°8f“¥'llSd C0 Ci1al‘lOttc¢0Wi\ farms and intervicwcd the pref ent

Bhaw Hunter, of by the Northumberland from New

hasfperfeeted -his‘ma- Glas§°“'_lM¢ liizht- ' _ |

Miss Jennie McLeod' of Valleylleldl

the

owners. In about 30 to 40 cases we have obtained options oh the farms for our purpose. The size of tl esc farms range from about 100 to 180 acres each, there being only a few smullcr. The fnrms are nll nctunlly under cultivation nt present. We have taken photographs of these farm# from two or three different positions, and have also obtained full particu- lars nf the conditions in each cnsc. with these dntn in our possession and having secured these opiions we are leaving for England this wool. and l hovc to return with thi' first

mestic liclps in August.. 'l`lu-y will bn about fifty iiltogctliur, I think. Au- othcr party uf about 50, also, will bc brought out by Mr. llicluii'<l.<ou in Septenibur. We will lczivu Mr, (lre<,|'g|- (loomlis, of 44 Wntci' Struct, tolool-L lifter our interests during our :ib- sence, and anyone wishing to srll his fnrm or having any communication to make to us on this subject, can either get into touch with Mr. Comnbs, or address his communica- tion to me nt 19, 'l`luibr.'r Hill, Nor- wich, England. Our future plzinsnrc, :iftcr we have returned with those parties wc propose bringing out in August and September, to go back to Great Britain about the curly pnrt of November nt thc latest und to start iit once on nn cxtciidcd tour through thc principal agricultiirzil districts of the llultcil Kingdom, lec- turing on the farming possibiliticsof this country :ind using thi' cinemato- grnph to illustmtc our lcctiircs--ni-i that will be tlic most effective way of getting into touch with thi' pcoplr-- with the object of orgaiiizini: n big party of emigrants for the zpring."

As to their general imprcssions of

the country and its ngi'icnltiirnl dc- velopmcnt, both (Hipt. Tliomns and Mr. Ricliarilson were quite rntluisius- tic. The formci' said: "1 think l voice the opinion of bntli Iilr. lilcli- firdson and myself when I any tlnit we have been greatly impi‘css<'.d wltli the farming possibilities tliroiiglioiit this Province, and we certainly t.liiul'.- that any mun with nu nrlliunry prnr- tical knowledge of furn~iug in the (llil ('0untl'y ciin miikf' zi goml living' -in fnct, more tlinu u living, out licrc, nnri, iiiilrml, on quite :L sumll inlittcr of cftpifnl. Gciiciwilly sprzik- iug, tlimiigliuiit, wc lui\'i'. ffuind ilii' people very liiispitiibli' :iiiil tliniuiiiigli- .ly rnliglii.i'nc<l_ We haivc also born struck with thc <'ri't:\iniy that ilu' fnrms ure not bring sold liomiiisc tlwrn in no pussiliillty of n living l.r- ing got from ilwm, but iii uuiuy crises lu'<'a\is<- of df-cliuiuu our on ilu- iiairt of the lu»l<I1'r:<, or Ifiuiv r<':is|»u like iluil; lu uili<'i's: on :nl-.»|i.\l. of flif' sl\u|'ln;:¢' of farm lli1u»:‘.’

~._. .. 4

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

'(‘ori`0cf.<'<l for every Weiliwslliiy mul

l~inf.urduy issue. '

18 Ili

Eggs

'I‘urnil'>s Potatoes

Pork. Beef Dressed Beef Chicken Turkeys

'Geese _Fowl 'Ducks lfmts (ivhitc) 'onts uunnir) Wheat 0‘$ 01 07

2|)

9) to lli

5 tu 7 8 to 10

15 to 22 12 to 15

11.! lG 40

42 t04-1

Wllild

i._i._.___..

A (harlollefown

Molher’s Advice

To Parents Who llave Suffer- ini! Children.

Drzii' Sir,-My sixteeii-year-ol<l son

was terribly :ifilictr-il with rlwiinin- til-im slum' lic wus six y<'zirs‘ old, so much so that it mnrlu liim n rripplv fur lilo. llc slillcrril uiost aiwful piiliss r-vr»i'y night until l got your i\_\y|_-vii miicliiiic_ This luis entirely r<'_lic\'\'<l him of pnin and if the niaicliiur hurl rluni' no more tlinn tliiii \\'v \\<»ubl bo vi-ry ibniikful, but it luis ills.. rur- vil him uf lilrluvy ti'uulili‘_ muiii' l.|u\ slvvp well null iiii|iruv1'il his ur'i|\'i;il l|i':ill.li_ l li'no\\' tlmt if up liml ind (021 the mnvliind' in firm' lif' \\m1l<l nr-vcr' luivr l»r><'ornu :i riipplv. | l hm! slwiit liui|4li‘r_'ds of \li»lli\i'.< in i/Tyiliil to limi rr'lir'f fri' my b<»_\'_ but uofbiui: i'\'i'r liclpcrl bim until un- not your lvxyguii inn(-liiuv <\\'i'i' n yr-nr iiglu l f\l_v :iil\‘ii's' in pvnpli' li:i\'iui: :~11'l< or suill-iiui' i'l|il<li'r'u is to gui. :lu .iii _ly-u ix~;v\'liiN~ for illcni, :iiul thus elim

i\\ii1|'r'.l\ilflrl-n from puin mul vom

....___--__-- lsr-lv:-s iiiin\'ci‘ssnry nuguiizli null au

pr~ii:~'<'.

l\lli\` ~iAfv'll'l~}l. Wdlllllil I

i~‘i1Ifu'i'i-:i-:N l>1i<:ui<‘ ill-:.»\'|' l___ _ _‘__ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _

IN ],l“‘___.\m_H_\.HI_\ 3.3.! l\_|_|_u. i_i_i_;|t, ili.iilott<fo\\ii, .l im

”|`lu' fiiwgoiiiig lvltvr is ru i‘4's'<|-.ll

i' . . - '.'..-.»\l-l ‘ '- 'il " "

'm"l"\m'l'm""' ,um H Mr. \\'. l~l. liumnn, Ro l.<mi1\\.-fill

l.li<\u;:li llio i\\‘|'|';ir'|- i|'mp<-rniiiri' \\`1\9 bclnw iiuriiiiil, i'xi~i'>'.<i\'i' liimiiilily \\_'|i:= ,-,.,-_|dl|isiblf' for six ilvnilis in this ciiy fu iliiv i-<'ikiui: ri totiil nl f<uii'tl'on

.-\\'1~. '|`l|f‘ l\\`<i |»xyx_'¢~l\:if`ili' m:\f'l\\v,»~< ilu' l~`:ii':\|l~i‘ :iurl ilu- l>\_v|i.lf!=..» pa. lm }\\irr-l\:isf‘¢l nr rviifi-rl. 'l`l:i- l.l'

' " V ~ i.'i iwicliiln' is iimv solil bv .\li. 1'I|= ‘ ' - ' i cause in _ - _

l""“m“"°' dm M the hmm in"i|i nf fi |'c<li|ri'\l figure ii :.\\.\l|».ll.

thc pm-it forty-1-_iglit lnnirs. _ " ' ` l ' v ` Y '“°'d

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When You

Want Good

Plumbing In A Hurry

Phone Us.

We`rc N o

Farther Away Than The

' Nearest Phone 393-]

Fred H Trainor- 80 Grafton Smit/

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