coughs and colds of children Al ways keep it in the house Pre "mis °f°Ui> Stops night coughs

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_ I . ‘ °i`l'¥ N2 0r . The atoms rumanonuiou. ihwniu ‘ : l r==.f -M' ~ jg-

A \ V ` l best medicine ever made for the iepiwauuve et ui. .ul run route. wa.. ‘

g _ _ ta nie any yegtanrq. on Road ,

_ _ Tut: death occurred in Worciiea ter I

, '_ _ _ Mase., recently ot Mies Bridget Mclnnia, when you “U drivhz il V _

_ ' ' Ark our doctor. '°" _ :f°,i|l,.?6r§y|:.r.i'w£iiirli':dn~ii~liliirvli:!i»li-I u ifeiiiiyurm muy. “nh I

Were `You Looking For A

Souvenir of P E Il cl?

,~,._._ . - . S dll _ , ;.f.L.~, `

\‘;» i ~ _ “C “"1 WOW you an assortment of souvenirs

that will certainly please yon. °’~': ff" " Always a pleasure for us to show goods.

Hshed ‘ ' R’

YGIJ' _AIIE

I 'NVITEE

If you wish the beet in photo

gl-apliy, Iitrislretl on the new spec ializet moutits,(tlie very latest novelty.)

TC)

'VISIT

OUEK

s'r.'UDIo.

GEO. H. COOK,

Wiicrc liabv ia Alwavs Welcome.

“llllalllss” Root lslsler.

Adelicious, wholesome and cooling

bclcrnge.

A lo cent bottle "mnkes5 gallons.”

G50- ..E.=.....l*.'l!3HE3.

$ " / ,- . V

,;"’.\ /21%! _`-`_”_ ‘n/1' ` _, '

~' ' il 71;- W.,

SU IGZY KIND ‘A

\ _ -'\ \\&. .tain

\§¢-

.\|u|lic»l\nll.»l wo scll, corrrforiablc thc ilrlilt

liar ylnr put. tin.-ui on. You want curufort,

ton:in-lillvayaoii your-foot, you say. 'l‘r-yua lin-_\i»nr1luxt.~(\\irlr. *flrllr ivuoirlwlo of urcii'»< szmliiilil $3.50 louis at $2.00 u pair.

A- E-D“INgm§%ohon.

Do As Little Cooking As You Carr-

Fora few weeks during thc liotweatiier we will offer our customers a strap in CANNED PNAS AND PORK AND BEANS. The quality of these goods is the best but bein over stocked we have decitleg tu clear' out at

5 Cans For 25c

This is cheaper than you

can buy and cook them for nndsoves a great amount of lnlror.

|iloKenne’s Grocery.

l’llt)N lil _____;

ilown 'l‘o\vu Storo Up Town Store. ‘til u 2'Ri b

ll___

WOMENS’ FINE KID OXFOKDS

We are glviiia Special

prices on woiiien’s low

shoes this month '

$1.50

will get you as nice si

shoe as you will have to pay $2.oo for elsewhere. Try us for Oxlords.

PRAGUE & (0,,

Victoria Row.

,_ _@

Boot

Bargains For

V August

25 per cent discount on

the following lines. all

. this year’s importations,

New and attractive styles by the best makers.

Women's `Dongola low

shoes $2.50 for $1.87.

Wouien’s Dongola laced

, boots, patent tip. heavy or , light soles. $3.50 and $3 z5

for $2.65 and $2.44.

- Men’s “Huh” boots,

Goodyear Welt, $3.50. $4.00 and $5.00 for $2.63. $3~°° and $3-75~

Also a big job lot at 75c

a pair containing all kinds of shoes. '

See Our 50 cent Box.

CANNED

PEARS

just received 50 dozen 2 lb

tins Canned Pears which we bought at a bargain. We are now offering them at the rate of

2 Tins for 25 cts.

They are good goods and won t

last long at this price.

Bccr & Goff.

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, ".j',.'/ '$51, /

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PONOES, SPONGP-3-

15 cases lust in. A good carriage spong2 30 Cen'-*L

REDDIN BoR(;§-»

w se Q :_ ill rn

Weeks’ $1.00 Hats

Don‘t pay one-ility for a III-rt no bettcfl 9"" dollar Hat fills llw bill. Stylisli,dural.\lr, 24 Spring styles tu choose from.

_MW ,For Mcll

im ' All y ‘Ll

Alley & co. |

Oilices in New Prowsc Block Charlottetown.

A cAn of pastourlzed milk was shipped

by the Princesss yesterday.

Mus. M. W. Nr-:i.soN and Master Ralph

are visiting rolotivoe in Rustloo.

Mus A. D. Ducnrcrrru, City, is visiting

friends in Summer-side and St Eleanora.

Mas Tuorras Guam is sponding a few

days in Ruatico with her sister Mrs. William Glenn Houston.

II. J. C. McIN'rYnr-:, of the Ilirnk of Nova

Scotia, will leave today for Charlottetown for a two weeks' vacation.-St. John Telc- graph, 10th.

_ I.Ali'r' Sunday the instrumental music i both churches at Harcourt N. IJ. was con- ducted by Professor II. W. Watts, of Gliarlottctolvn who was the guest of Stcphcu Duliri.

Mun. Gnonor-: W. Varclil-:it and son

.lol-icph of Boston, Mass., who have been apcrrdlrrg tho past five weeks on tho Is' land the guests of Win. E. Smith nnil Mrs* Suiith lcavc on rctum_' today. Mrs. Vutcirer, wlic has been absent for iii years notes with plelisurf the many inr- provcmcnts ln her' Island home.

ALI. “changes” of large spaces for Daily

except half and page ads. of whicll ii day's additional iiotico must. be given, alrouln lic ln this oillcc not lutcr tlutn ten ir. nr., and orlllnnry “ulrarrgee” by one p. ur., cx- ccpt Saturday nt ton lt. irr., as printers have holiday samc afternoon. “Changes” for Trl-Weekly not inter than 10 n. ni. Tuesday, '1‘hui~s¢lny and Saturday.

Tru-: linsc Ilull nrlrtcli wiiicir is to bn

played on August; liitlr., between llead Hillsborough and the liillebornugh teams should bc wcll worth going to ns both tennis are ol plckcll urcu and cvcnly nrutclictl. Tito respective players are:-

Iiead Hlllsborougir Hillsborougli Lawson Douglas, C. Kiiulrle Douglas, William M. Gunn, P. Henry Collin, Collin Douglas, l. Base Irir Douglas, Allen Goi'iin,` 2. Base Russel Coffin, Edson Douglas, 3. Base Robert Aiileck, Glrldlc Douglas, 'F. G. George Warren, Albert. Iiirttruy, F. U. Joseph Iiirlulrulrun, Sidney Currie, li. C. James McEitclrer‘n

John J. MelJouirld is to umpire the

uuure.--Sport.

Ii'/iiuvil\:\v AND Vic|Nl'rY.-Tire farmers

of this vicinity have nearly ull completed their hay making.-Donald F. lloss; re- turned home lnnl. week from the North \\'eirt--Plinll Fcchan is but-lily engaged repairing his house and barn. The work is being dona by ~ Patrick Feehnn, Rocky Point.-Ernest Currie, and Robert McNeill, returned home Saturday from B. C.-Hcr‘bert G. Shirw, \vlro has boon visit- ing hcrc, the guest of Win S. McNeill, luis left for Coll.-nuui where he will spend a few days before rcturiiiug to his home iuiiuston, Maas. wlicre he is engaged as Conductor on the Boston Eli' vntcd Railway -Mrs Amos C. Cutter, of Malden, Mass and Ilriru. Nlnrgarct McNclll of Auicsbury lilltiis, orc visiting here pzucets of Noill und Duncan McNeill.-Many rcgrcb to lclrrrr that Jauresl All-horn, who has been ill for rloruc tlnro is still confined to his home.

Tris: Acadians in the nurrltinio prov-

iucas now number l-i0,000 lu a total popu- lntlorr of 000,000. The llrrgcst group, actu- ally, ns wcll ns rclntlvcly. is in tho prov- ince of New Brunswick, where thc Acadian population numbers 80,000 in a total of 35‘l0,000. In Nova Scotia they are 45,100 in n total of -100,000, und in Prince Edward Island 14.000 in lr total ofa, llttlc over 100,000. In tltrco counties in New Bruirawlck-Gloucester, Kent, and Vic- tor'ia-Madairneklr. The Acnriiiins are li uinjorlty ofthe total population, number- 22,000, l0,000, and 13,000 respectively. In two other New Brunswick counties, Res- thzouche and Wcstruoreiand, they are n strong minority, nurirbci-ing 4,000 in ir total of 10,300, in Restlgouclrc, and 15.000 in ir total of 42,000 ltr Westruorclund. The principal Acadian centres In New Bruns- wick are Shcdlac, population 5,000 Dor- chester (Mcmramcook) Beresford and Carnquet. 4,000 each. The Acadian popu- lation In Nova Scotia lic principally in Digby and Yarinoutli, each about 8000, with considcrablo scttilcnicnt in Guys- immugii, llnlifnx und Cape Breton. In 1’r'ilico Edwlrrd Island they are ehlcily found in Prince county, with Tlirnlsh, the \\'e~tcrn tcrnrlnutl of thc Prince lldward Islarrilrnllwlry,as tho centre and most important village. The Acnriinns of the iunritlruc provinces have n trnl\'crsil,y (thc collcue of St. Joseph ) located nt Meurrani- cook), lravlng astuilcnt li/it of ovcr 2il). They also have thrcc newspapers Le Moni~ tcnr Acadian, published nt Slicdlnc, N. ll.; I.`l‘i\'angcllno, formerly publiiillell nt Wcy- nrouth, N. S., but now in Moncton, and llliiipartinl, published at Tiunisir, Prince Edward Island. A fourth paper, Lo Courier iles Maritimes, published at Bathurst, N. li., by Mr. Turgean, M. I’., recently suspended publication.

Shaving goods.-We have everything

required to make shaving n pleasure- lrzors, stropn, mugs, soap, Facial Grooms, Tliieuin Powders oto otc. All those goods ure new and of the beet. quality-Sec our western show window. Prices right. Call and bo convinced.-A. W. Rt-tldln, 1’licnrl.l., Sunnyside.

Japanese china the fluent assortment in hc city nt W. P. Colwlll s, Sunnyside.

7-l2¢I tl

mMmMMwMmmmmmmmmmmmmm»m imma

i I Wirite's Chocolates are a revelation in candy making. Their delicate

HKVOIS Ind Cf€lll1y IICIIIIBSS [CII PIHIDQI ill(-in Vill_C5 i}79t_ ‘Pty ale supenfét ‘go I Allroriirmoxcupt I.lvoi'itock rin, tlicatoanr ordinl vxietica of (wld) L* w n 8 “ lilly S Dhmé ale S0 y crnoftlialloinpeny.lnliiiiurotlagoinuttlroarid

I the Ieamnghzgiiiieicetaaiioners G’ F' Bu'cb¢$°"’Il"¥|"ii'ii”ii(i3rl§’i-diliiili‘ii'“i2"l-si\M"'N no

" 8 ‘ ° Wnmmm M,,MMMM,W“MMmw” .,.,|w,~|wm.,www~.,~,. 9* Jewelier and Opticlan. ulufvin auisrrh, v.i*. at ir.H.0|'%:i$.‘

_ ll -fl ~ cl`.f~.i‘~

iueut at her former lionia in ltustioo.

THE govsmor-general's oar, Alexandra, built by the Rhodes, Curley 8: Uo., Aur- heret, lljust. about completed. It is un- doubtedly one of the finest ears ever manufactured on this continent and is equipped with every convcnioucn of the most modern residence. 'i`hc oar is seventy-eight. feet in length and nine feet eight inches in width. it le made of ura- hcgany. The ceilings aio of wliitecnaurel The mahogany pauola are all inlaid with several kinds of rare wood. The car is divided into e dining ~roour, kitchen porters room, three bcd moms, bath rocnr, besides a long wldc hall running from the drawing room at one end to the dining rocmattheot.ber.It iscqulpped with a most modern electric lighting system, controlled from the porter-'s room. All fitting in this as well as in tho other

rooms are sliver plated. Tgu upper windows in all the rooms nr of bevcl edged chipped glass. The kitchen is fit- ted out with sinks, stecl rouge, hot water tanka,a large refrigintor, and n pantry. An electric indicator' connected with all the rooms has been ini-stollell. ln thc ccll- iiig are two large wlrtcr tanks with n capacity of 140 gallons each. Thcro are three bedrooms, ouch fitted with solid brass bedstends, bureaus, plate glass mirrors, joivoicascs, sinks and closets. linen closets and wardrobes. Erich bell. room has two large ivliiduws. Tile rlrnw- ing room is the auinc size as the dining room, eight fcet eigiit inciics by twelve feet, and is fitted with chairs, lounges writing dcskrl, a bookcase and a large iuirror. The chairs ure upholstered in green lcirthcr. The floor is cuvcrcll with it bcautziful carpet. The di~l\pcr‘lc.~l are of

the boat rrrnterial, uudln splendid taste.

APPOINTE

VIC

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AL‘S OFFICE

Acadia Seminary.

Miss Cnrrlc E. Small, M. A., who has

accepted an nppolntrucnt. to thc otiice of Vi<:e~1’i-incipal of Acadia Scuillnrry, lrrlrrgs with her to the nceomplislrrucui. of a most iilllloult tnslr, rare personal qunlifl- cations, lnrge oxpcrlcuce and lirtcliectunl uttairrrrreuis of a high order. Her educa- tion has been scoured at Wellesley Coll» egc and Brown University. From Brown Miss Small recelvcd iicr degree of B. A., with “final honors in l.’iillosopliy", and her degree of M. A. with honors in Peda- gorry. This ucntlcrrlic training has been largely supplemented by special courses in Felix Adler's Summer School of Etlrics,|vn.rlous courses with Professors nt Yale nnd Harvard, and by cxtcnsive trav- cl_both in Europe and America.

As nn educator- she luis bird ir long null

most successful experience. After scvcr- ai yenra telrcliiiig in secondary acliool _work sho was appol_nted”_I}‘r~Iiicipnl of Ply- mouth (Mnss.) High School. Hcr success here letl to her appointment ns I’rlncipa of the Woodwiird Instituto, Quincy, Mass., n high grnilc school of girls, with iru ondowrnolrt of $3i00,000, Aftcru most successful experience in sihool organiza- tion and teaching, Miss Small resigned this position to complete long contempla- ted courses of advanced study, from the completion of which she comes to Acadia Seminary.

It would bc n plelrsurc to quote from

the many letters which contulu unsolicit- ed expressions speaking in the lrlgliest terms ol' Miss Suriill`il personality and work. It is enough to irdd that Dr. Alcx» trader McKenzie, ol Shepard Mcnrorllil Church, Clrrubrldgo, Mass., lliary A. Iriv- crnrorc, President IV. li. P. Fuuncc, Rev. 'I‘. D. Anderson D. D., Provldcncc It. I., unite in a most favorable estimate of Miss Small us n vroluan of uoblo Chris- tlrii personality, high idcalii, ndvunccil ut- tirluuients, good Judguicni, ilnc tluitc and true culture.

Acadia Scnrinirry is to be congratulated

upon this appointment. -

-Citizens who desire milk or cream of

the best quality, pnstourlzcd or otherwise should speak to thc_dcllvcry mon of tho i1opetnn1’asteurizcd Milk 8: Cream Co or address P. 0. Box 013, Cirirrlotlctoivii. Buttermilk also supplied at lowest prices. (Fd) d 3 moe pil.

Invictus shoes for nien.-Alley

& Co. Charlottetown Agents

DI 1 = NIONDS

THAT SHOW THEIR WORTH.

1 a `

A mere glance et a good

be in truth applied to any .

chance to examine ln our

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY` STORE

Bros.,

Neck Furs

M ink, Sable,

White,

Stanle

lil

It seems early in the season to talk Furs; but the lot we are opening are very choice and

` fashionable.

Newest Styles In

Black Marten, Stone Marten, Gray Squirril, Blue Lynx.

Blue and Black Thilret

them.

- with Muiis to match most of

Secure Some of These

'rim twliiimr ‘-l»:l.i'l.\" will .ly l...|\\-as l-.»i...».-. sl. lf.-l-ry \\'li.u-r. ...ill li...-ky lol..

. ll. ~

S anle ros

gs 1 _

flavors am ~ .

Strawberry, Vulrllllr, Ul\ur‘r'y.

,X sANDr:RsoN®.co.

lf Syrups and Limxte Jul oe A -

Pluci: ioe BOTTLE UP “",},',,',~"“'°<“"i°“"»

A lnrgc vnrloty to sclcct from. Some of llrc l.i;{i“ir Juico

la' l

linapboi-ry, liiuuoii, l"iucl\pplc, UOLUB

ilk! I

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Ii`PerIi...i.er.l Fil ni

Few Minutes

Unless your figure is quite out

of the ordinary, we positively guaran- tee you a perfect and permanent lit.

' We can show you the finest line of

- * up-to-date suits on the market and any _ one of which will be an ideal lit and

will retain its shape.

= If you will compare the prices

and qualities found in this place with

, the prices and qualities found else- - where, it will be a beneficial thing for

us. -\'uits-every one a bargain, $5.oo,$8.oo upto $20.00. Dollars do double duty here.

S. A. McDo lil`sl for cl thin . I _ M ° “ S. A. VICDONALD,

22,1.; “_ P. E. lslancl's Greatest Clothing House.

Does the rig give yous feeling of pnde end con- terrtmenti

Our comlrlete stock of horses an carriages ex- cel all pas! efforts. Eve thing ible has beenrydene ttimigeke this our greatest and moat oucceuful season.

LARGE BROS..

Queen Street, _

6-:ou 3m. Pnone go.

uorslimgtcaola

Acadia bpri ng. Grand Tracadie Beach,

North Shore.

Rated by Baedeka. First of P. F..I.

Summer Resorts.

Opens its eleventh scnson july ist. Attractions:-Surf and harbor bath-

ing, sea and river fishing, shooting, boating, tennis, fetter boil, croquet, bowling, archer , golf, etc., etc.

The Acadia’s Table is unsurpassed for

quality, its ilsli, shellfish and game ere noted specialties.

Only a pleasant four mil.: drive from

lleilford station. Hotel carriages meet every trniir. Telephone and daily mail privileges.

For _rates and illustrated circulars ad-

dress _

ISAAC C. IIAI.I<, Sr. Proprietor.

6-5 u1wf6w thed 6w.

ROCKY POINT FERRY.

4.00 p. ru. l .’».iII p. ru.

ru. 'Lili p. ui.

SUNDAY . . HI Il'

TI '\I . ..

lt:l\\'u llocky PL i0_0u n, ui. i.l6 p ru £..i| p. ru. :tw |i, ru. .00 ,p. lu.

till) p,

5.11 ">1

ii. lu. p. ui. p. nr. _p. nr.

Jrwvrr.

= 1<f-;_-_==i.

City of Ghent.

l‘£.|5 Zilll 14.11) Lili

From Halifax every Tuesday

morning; from Charlottetown,

every Tliursday. Calls at

Hawkesbury, Aricllrit, Isaac’s

Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon

River, Cause. Sliuilnerslde.

CARVELL BROS.

Agents.

Ii-7 we Sc i.l| sou.

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IHI: STEAMER

“City of London”

“'ill until iilrtlier notice lcavc Steam

Navigation Co's wharf ou Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 p. m. for liallidayhr and Brush Wlrarves.

Thursday at 6 n. m. and 3 p. m. for llicEwen's and West River Bridge.

Friday at 5.30 e m. and 3 p. rn. for

ilickcy’s, Haggertyhr and Ilny<lcn's Wliarves, East River.

Every Monday to Vcrnou River

llridgc, according to tide.

Tuesday ati p. in. for Chinn Point.

Wharf, tit e and weather permitting.

'r. 1.cRA1c,

Manager.

-6 d ti. Charlottetown.

IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store wal going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like

like ours.

EB. II. IB 'El I1 Representing Phoenix of Hertford

Canadian Quebec.

Eastern Stersmohgp Co. International Di sion ADDITIONAL DIRECT SERVICE Commencin july 3, r9o5,steairiers

leave St, John at 8a, m.(Atlantic Standard) on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for Lubec, Eastpori, Port- land and Boston.

For Boston direct on Tuesdays and

Saturdays at 6.30 p. m.

. IiE‘I`UI{NIi\'0

Fromllooto via Portland, East rl

large collection, all laying equal claim to your admir- ing exclamation : "Isn't It a gem i" Our prices are the lowest at which line stones can he sold for.

diamond is ample to lndi- 1 cate its quality. This can

one of the stones you may ‘

n . po

and Lubec, Mohdayr, Wednesdays am’ Fridays et 9 n. m.

From Boston direct Mondays and

Thursdays at rr noon.

Thmugii tu-.kctn on mio atmrrlnclpai railway

stations and luuriurfo chock to floatlnution.

l’a»inn|u§o|~a nrr \' ug at. Ht. John on ovcuiluz

pi-cvinus n morning callin/1 t-anim direct to ;¢toi\uilrror`-Iriinll lake cabin hortli or stnioroonr or io p

the present." end no insurance ‘

Dominion Atlantic Railway.

.lull lileumilhip Linen tn Ballon vll Vnrlnouih

rm- popular Put Line Between Rantenr Nova Scotia and Boston Vie Wiunsor

v-vnnlfm vw' \!viiY~v

EXI'lil'I.“H 'I`liA|Ni~i lelrvo Ilirlifiix, daily. lorr- i-npt l~:um|l\y» nl 7.:u|i. ul. .ual nl.. ni. roi- ngny and \'nl~|nuutl\ riurklug cuuucvtiou ut lui-» luoutli ful- liosiorr.

The Royal Mail Steamships "Prince George" and

ae I Boston '

Tho l<`i\iltoat.i\Nl Flrtcut. Hlcnrrlni-slplyiiiyr bo-

(Wccll tho Mlirltilllc l‘rn\'llu'w< uiul uslull.

l.ca\'i: \'ar-ulolrlli, dull_y tuxi-vit Hlilliliry for lim-ton on arrival of luxiiri-an Tr-irlrla from lllillilix. Iiciltlrtllllg ll:|\\'\r iollg “'l\N'I, Bus-

iou. daily tcxi-cpl l~lati\rtlay.|

l‘il»lscll§cr~n l\rrl\lu in Iliilfnxnoxtdny l.ii

1. lu. by ixp|'\>=o¢ 'I`l1\IIt. Ni-w York and \'i\r|uouil\.»-8_8. Prlnuu

l~o|-ull Iilforlrultlnll. guido hooks. folders utr. it-l.|.~l. wllllatatlut fi-.-.-, writ.-in lf. li. Anu-

utmllét. tioncrlrl l’lo=»t:|»ucr- Arn-ni. Koutvlllc ld' 'l`riiiuar-nn on Atuutlo rluitidiml

P. GII-`KlI\`S, General Manager

Weeks’ Dollar \

Hat time is here-your i-lot is at Weeks & Co. Stylish, durable Hain cn.y one dolls.. 24

new styles te choose from, b ack and color- cd. Ark to have our name on your l{at- free l

HATS

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t`nlrl|||l\lu-int; l\loudny,Juno .'»ll\, lilL'i, tho

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