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ltleeeenhsr. asserted lsndwish, water lee Waters. ' _

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s lenaidini 'ut HMV# ll- ' Tnlst. John glliers are playing in :xl “dA 7”' 'nu' Halifax. In the ilrstd.y‘s p‘ay Halifax

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~ ' -'. ‘H \ v ,~' l bg ban oats, 4 0 boxes of cheeieg . . . . ,

Jill » .S¢Mibl¢x Peoples

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should nbc MMS’ ~Pniit Salts

at this season of the year.

They keep the blood cool, the stomach in 'healthy _condition

and ‘ ,

Prevent Fever.

Large Bottles 251:.

"The TWO MACS” lacDo_nuld&l|oK_lnnou,

DRUGGISTS»

Cor Gt.Geatge.end.Ku1t.Sts. _ ,

Fresh ` Lemon Tops

and 'A

Rock' Cakes,

10 cts. doz.

Today at n. srszwanr.

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Bates Best Breed.

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'l‘llPrineess arrived lest night at 3,55

and the express st 9 o'e‘oek.

- Tru: City of _Ghent was in port isnt evening. She left again short'y before midnight.

TBI Excursion onthe Olty of London !¢°l»°l\l'o afternoon up East River was

_ very largely attended.

Rav. John Simpson, Ne lv Glssgop, P_

E. I. and Rev R. W. Stevenson will °x¢`llallB'e Pllllllts to-morrn w.

Rnsaavn Monday night for the S. 0. E.

.moonlight excursion. A rare treat is in stors for all pleasure seekers. `

defeated the vis tore by 40 holes.

Mr. McDonald qi Cavendish will preach at West River at ll 'a. m. aud at' Clyde River at 3p. ni. on Sabbath 31st

st. ,

Tan Cacenns left yesterday sf ernoosf

{`@1s_’®s'$\h4ks,"I4 crates vegetab‘es-, 40 bbls‘ perk. besides 50 bead c\ttle,4& sheep, and one horse on dick.

_ JDFN 8. MCDONALD, BX-M.P.P., and for some years Speaker in the Local Legler lature of th-s Province, on account of ill- health and advancing years, has decided not to accept nominat/on as a ennd date in the next e‘ection in the Th'rd District of Prince_County.

'AFTBR a few days of quietness a number of ine rin!/es were on the streets last evening ovlng' to the temporary ,opening up of n dee ln the lower part of thee tv. The io lo v ng were gathered in last nig1t by the umccrs:-Edgar Mc Oarron, Angus Ferguso1, Patk. Cullen, »`John Currie and Pstrick Mc Aleer.

'rss asm mir tire. st the Herd .f

Hillsboro on Thnrsiay afternoon of Leonard Ailleek » f;er li short illness if two weeks from peritonit- is. For s time bright hopes of his rec,very were entertained init medical aid and friendly csre were in vain. D ceased was s kind and obllglng neighbor end was one much respected- by those who knew him.He leaves to mourn a sorrcwiuz wlie, one son and daughter who h we vhs sym- pathy i i their _large circle af f.~lsnds.

THE forty-ninth session of the Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows of the Mari- time Provinces is to be held at Fredericton on August 10th and llth. On August 9th there will be a grand encampnlent in the Fredericton ildd Fellows' Hall. On the 10th the Rebekah Assembly takes place, when Amethyst Rebekah Lodge, No. 17, of Marysville, will exemplify the Rebekah degree before the Assembly. The Grand Lodge will meet on the 10th and the llth, holding in all five sessions. Visiting delegates will be entertained ,i-y their Fredericton brethren.

SURPRISE TO DOC PORS.

Moet doctors are avonlshefl *nt the

results obtsinei bv Dr. C :seek Om' ment as u cure for eczema, s \lt rnsum and lich- i-ln skin diseases which are oiteu consi dered well nigh incurable. B1 word of mouth from friend to friend me exeevtl- onn! merits of Dr. Chase‘.< Ointment have gradually (Moms knnwn until it is new standard the world over and nas s xecnrn

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ofcures unparallelleiin inc history of medicine.

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Perfect ease and comfort when you wear a

pair of our up-to-date

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appearance depends

_ Q4 to 9. large extent ln `

the way the corsets

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Can any figure,

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il fill lliioi wil

We Sell I PERFECT

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rue PRICE

$11.15 me nu.

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all sizes and styles `

Miss Allce_Balls, whose magnificent

‘contrslto voice delighted the large con- 8'l'°€ltion at St. James Cherub last Bun- d°¥, V ill sing again at the evening service tomorrow ln the same -church.

ANY medical men who have not already

obtained acertiiicate for the meeting of the Canadian Medical Association a.

R. Jenkins. lf suillcient number are 80lng from the Maritime Provinces a special sleeper sill leave St. John on Monday evening, August llith.

A MnETING_0f t e executive of the

Lf cal Cou eil of Women was he'd yester da1 forenoon at the residence of Mrs. Edalsrd _ Palmer, Quee1 Street, Mrs.

5850911 acting preslde.t. presiding. Ay S ey was collected from those ,presenttobe ent t.o"1‘oronto as the c-auncil’s su scrlption towards the Present .v.n by the National Council ot omen to Lady Marjorie Gordon on her marriage with Captain Sinclair. Delegates were nominated to attend the National Council! meeting in Winnipeg. The following ladies were named:-Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Gardiner Mrs. McCready, Miss Pippy, Mrs, W, S, Stes art and Miss Anderson. A most interesting account of the international Council meeting held in Berlin was read.

The siranding of the Eastcm St amship

Company`s rveamer City of Rockland in Gang<ayledgs on the Penobscot Rive;-| several days ago handicaps the Si. John service of the Eastern Steamship Co. It is announced that there vrl l be no sai`ing from St. John to Boston on Monday or Friday of next week. The Penobscot has been iakcn off the St. John route for the present. The company have no spare steamer, and their several services will, of course, demand that st~ps be taken te meet the present didlculty. August trail]c‘oand from St. John is always heavy. It is not hnoan what action the company will tike, but as th y have always shoxngfeit enter, rise in meet- ingthed minds of trsmc they will no doubt deal with this emirgency in a mann'-r that will be ssticflwtory to all their pstron°.

LAST evening in the Assembly Hall of

Prince of Wales College Miss Robinson of St.. .John gave an interpretation of Tennyson‘s Holy, Grail. In'lntrod1xc'ng her subject she gavea clear and concise out/ine of the Idylls of the King, leading up to the important place wh'ch lhe quest of the Holy Grail ho‘ds in the series of Arthuran legends. Her exposition of her ma’n sutject followed and was remarknb‘e for its clfamess and the literary insight d'sp‘ayed. From ilrst to lust she he‘d the undivided and almost breathless attention of every one present. Many will rand their Tennyson with renewed interest linda better conception of the splrlt and mean- ing of the great Laureate after hearing Miss Roh’nson. The vow of thanks was moved hy Mr. McCready, se/onded by Rev. Mr. Archlha'd and supported by Dr. Andrcvisof Mount Allison Universily, all of whom spoke in terms of v nrmest nppredation. Misu Rob‘nson has made many friends during her hricf stayjn Churiotteton n, and all who attended her

classes were de igh ted with her motbods` of trnch ing. Sie leaves ii is uorn`ng tn cturn t JSi. ohn.:

I CHICAGO MARKETS.

Ciuoaao, July 20.- (Special) - July Wheat 97§ Sept Wheat 005

“ Corn 493 " Com 405 " Pork 13.10 Pork 13.075

NOVA SCOTIAN APPOINTED-

TonoNTO,J\1ly 27. Jiho cxc:~uti\'v of ilu-

Methodist hoard of missions today nppol ted Rev H C Borden, of Nova Scotia, as corresponding secrctsry- treasurer ofthe Japanese missions in suc- cession tollov Dr. McDonald, who is re- turning hfmo for it rest. Rev. Mr. Bordcnwill be stetloned at Kifu, Mr. and Mrs. Borden are now in Tcronto ou their wry back to Tokio.

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KODAK5

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KODAKS

For anything in l regard to- Kodaks, or Kodak supplies

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-Speclal meeting K . of 0. tonight a 8o'clock. ‘

the treat sale of

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Vancouver can do so by applying to Dr, 51,1;

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The Shirt

Waist Sale

Begins To=da

The hnest stock Oi Shirt Waists yet

brought to the city is oiicred in this big clear-

ance to-day. Every garment in stock is new

and up-to-date. They are all well made, cor-

rect in design, attractive in make, satisiactory

in lit and finish. Now, while you’ve yet fl.

long time of hot weather before you, We ofier

the whole lot at a discount ot

E-THIRD

750 Shirt Waists for 500. $1.15 “ “ “ 770. 1.50 “ “ “ $1.00.

2_1() 66 cc sc 1.40. 2.75 “ “ “ L83. ‘

, 3.45 " °‘ “ 2.30.

and so on co the end of the chapter.

Black saiccn shirt waists are not included in this sale.

Positively no approbalion during this sale.

Our whole stock of Wrappers

is to go at the same discount. _

What we have said oi the Shirt Waists is

true of the Wrappers as Well. They are all

good, and all new. They are all attractive, well

made, and oi good styles. They are all to go,

without -reserve at a discountxoi

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Come early, if you want thc

advantage ol shopping from a com- plctc assortment.

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