"" ' ` ‘ ' ,‘--J nu vuvuwy. ' ' lm"

§ mill! ._

. W1-. were-i#-~ .-

.° _ __

sour-mixed and gerkiss. li 20 CENTS ` A

P-an Quant l

I _ ;~ at I .g D, `,

Wcbstcr'& McKay’s

Phonc 199.

In-»».n_»\~n¢»-as¢s.nJ\»\’,

Svudanin the city.

_,_$_uN.\'roiz Mcliosun returned Satur- day night from Ottawa,

J. F. Etua of Ellis k K od 01,5 spent Sunday in the cigmmn _y' , my

Tum Princess arrived Saturday night

‘JCFRED FRASER- of Davis Gt Fraser

...'f;.‘.ir.;I.';:°;“ "°° ’:.°;";r“ "°"° Ke-

e was a gh

AQmmh|y_ ll 08 e General

BOY~PR00l" A STGCKINGS !

Hard to get eh? Gut io be

n pretty siurily stocking “that boy” canlt get through in e week. '

Gordon Stockings

\Villsurcc»sfully resist the

roiiipiiig kicking, climbing and jumping of “that boy". Tiiey’ll look well and retain oolqur too.

25 cents Moore & McLeod, _

n

L.. ' ' E

Doughnuts, l0c doz.

Sn<~iin'n\v.\'1\ioule nmllhn Y, M, 0, A.

Boys had ii most ciijoyable outing ut Rocky Point Saturday. Another will he ;` held next Saturday and all present lust ‘week will be there again with many others.

' Mus. Charles Stewart, Guelph and Miss Pearl Stewart who has been with her for thc past nine months arc. expected home today. Their parents Colonel and Mrs, Stewart goto Point du Gliene to day to meet them.

Tim i-nn. D. P. lifeline, Powniii, who

has been in the South Afrii-.ri.ii Constabul- izry foi some years is on his wiiy home on leave of abseiicc. Mr. McRae is n son

, ' ~ at'

3-4° W* the express at aw.

Cuba and Canada.

est men in the Methodist church iii Cuniiilm' Il'e<-~is one of the

I ere' oui specialty

of Alex McRae, Pownal and brother of L\‘. B. McRae, C. 0. F. organizer.

FOR 'i0-l)AY.... ‘

- ‘Apple Pies . M n Pi

ce ee

Cream Pies Cocoauui Plea

irc eseh. lac each -

in it i5c each 15 &. zoc each

Dark Fniit Cake 15:: pound

Suits ne Cake

_ Cnk

:oc per lb lb

A ,fzrniid pilgrlningo under the auspices

of 1-Iis Lorcislilp Bishop Casey und the New Biunswick priests, will leave tho maritime provinces on Tuesday,Julyl 18th, for Si. Anne de Beuuprc. A number of pilgrims from Halifax willjoin iiiftlie

T _ and pegp ads of which s day’s ad- the houseot G. A. Essex-y, Grnftqn Struct.

Bonmmg R°"'B'A' B°d“q“°= °P°“i» d_m°““‘ “°u°° m“°b° 3‘v°”' °h°“’d'b° fA Lanes number of members of the A

ntbia oliioe not later than nan ix. m., method," ,ommen 2 t Q .

and ordinary “u|i`al:g¢l” by onep. m. ex- ` U "pe" ° '"7 ‘

r timmy atm . y dw . ' ' _

and weekly, M printers have holiday ' ` ,

some iifun-noon. . HDR-ws McEw1-zs, oi the P. n.1.IL.re- ,

turned Saturday night fiom Ganonoqus, '

Raxeaar, the celebrated trotting sim, Ont-., where he was attending the C. 0,F.' owned by O. B. Bill, of Kentville N. S, High Court meet-Ing. ' ` ii _ - - ¢ . _,M 0, Nuo on wp wh mmat the mm vmmm DMM" S t T “br Always something doing' at our neckwear counter. Our leadership

_ »iF.w.R¢n` do in.Ra rt ‘ - - ' ‘° "'“°° “ W

HamBx`mmewthe onysaturdsy _nl h - halo( lgnima T; gumhglxg b;"*;r° (Monday) evening when ilnni n|~|-alike.

8 5- ° ments will he made for the fraternal visit

Billet scoot of $8110, of the late Gen. to Em tt D, _-

W.'G. Withers of Lexington, Kentucky, wednegd “Mon” Rocky Pmnt’ °“

when two 'years old. lily the records he ay’

I was the greatest sire of trdtting horses J. H. Looxrialrr and L. Arsenault of

. t .lpn L. Mciutyre of tliia city recently ever owned in the Maritime Provinces. the I. C. R., Moncton are in the city und

| °° fl Drouiinent part lii Paul Pry, n Rampart-was not only a horse of great go to Munuy liar-bor ioiluyto supervise ‘

_°0“\¢¢`|¥ Presented in New York. :Zip-urahnpsed, Iautlolf tlxzlkiiidtcstihdispos- tllic i:or:lstruei.ion of thu telegraph line l

‘ M155 Lew, Pursey has ,V d -f on. ewassrec iy inon “ egreut nongt eraliway.

Boston after thirteen years imelfee olimil elm °f u°“'ers’"`° dam by “Son of Mum' T .

vm; to hcrparenn, T_G umlmrs' Pun brino Chief. ’ iumr. are two or three cargoes of

‘ Ulf- _ l.'l:.. I. potatoes in llnlliux, but business

Miis I"iu\NK MuDom\i.n returned to Auusvarcn from Mexico City says:- is "ery film- (5000 D0l»1\l-0129 sro worth "W '-'lid' Slltuiriiiy from avislt to her The nswCiin».rlian Mexico Steamship line f"°\"30l-035¢>¢ni-shut much oi' the stock mother, Mrs G. A. Aitken, Gcorge._ will begin operations July H), when the is P001' 'Hill \>rl"iIB 0\\lY20U8l\i»S. No one w“'“~ V first steiiiner, subsidized by the Canndlnu 'S VUVY much l“W1`0Sf»9d ill D0f»lil»0€H M ill?

E(,HR_Du/..|.M.0" Cn H3 el and Mexico governments, will sail from Presentfilm!-*M0l‘itill10Merchnnt,

, p onn will be due

,, , _ , Montre it M i t ,t hi t _ ,

at Montague on the .2/ith Julie to loud H R 0 ex can port :uc 1:5 at The annual plciiic of _The Gun;-dm;

l>°l=\l~°@H om. hiiy fntiiiiii niik cam ""“““‘ B’ the mm” ° ° " °°’ "1" e pi » i ie i -.5 - ,,he,,p_ |u'm,mr em ' ‘ 0' with the Mexican government hunts may CI; iw;-sh on pu((_ Eturdn) M H°““"'|

carry cargoes and passengers from Cnn- Puhfu :HD0!»W1;s icnclied from Rovky

VV. sl 1,001.3 and Lemuel Vickerson 0! adn to Cubnicmgound cargoes both “my “om “ly _eiinidani at this beautiful rc.

tho P_E_I_R' Nturncd Saturday nlgm between Mmdco and Canada’ but on 1-IS tha euyoyef .tllu-iiisei\'o.=i.o the full. from Picton where they we,-0 pmp,u.|,,g B northbound trips no freight may be taken Cn :'\,§“ 8 h° d-t ‘e _“-‘“"i\|~!0"l¥'I\l- The new 10¢¢m0(,i\-,, for tm,,,.fe,.w "ns pn) from Cuba to Canada. Tho Mexlciiu gov- Nevin S me e onxetum at hmf 9"” viuce. ernment ob eeted to subsidizing oline that '

.l

\vould be used to build up trade between Tm.; N-gulnr c0,,f(.,-CMG s,.,.m0,, “.,,,_,

ce ‘sn ua' m for both :hu Dleasant uftemoon at Rocky Point Satur

l>\`0l\Cll0il yesterday inorningln the First Methodist Church hy the retiringlnre

D11. Hearts, sou of Richard Hearts city, -'y _ t R , _ ` `

who has been chosen President of the Mimi ' 0" C' `v' H""""m.l' In ti"

ei cning the pulpit wus occupiefl !,y.Re,,_

Nova Scotia Methodist Conferenceaud _ynmcs S,_,.0thm,_;l_ \-,siting Ininismn

has been in tha active ministry for 43 also preached in me pulpus of the otha] years, is regarded as one of the strong- any chu,,ches_

l .

THE funeral of the into Hector McLeod

strength which made it obvious that he Miller, Wm. McLean,W. B. Robertson.

would probably he Rev. David Hicke_y`s succes- sor. A resolution MANY friends heard with great regret QXDFEF-5iV0 0f i\Dl1f0Ui¢\l’»i0l1 05 ,U10 ily Saturdays Guardian of the acoldeutnl

admirable wuy in which Mr. death nt Halifax by the explosion of a can Hickey has filled the oiilce of president of gnnpr,\\~¢l¢,- gf"y\hd,e,,. Gordon' only

Nui e :oc while Cake Ibc per lb

- H I-f H ahh , “'05 P05505 bl/ 1* Fifllng VON Of D110 N-5-, son of \\'. 1". lllitchcll, late manager of the

Breadaf all kinda, all fresh J°ume`y'_ 1 I ax or ,Conference. . lioynlBnnk here, 'while playing at the

and good.

n. sfrnuianr

ON Siitnrdny morning; The Rogers Hard-l\ N0Ytli West Ariii. ` The Mitchell boy re-

ware (lo. Ltd. received a complete base *-19* ceivcd the full force of the explosion. He bnll outfit for the uso of the Abegwolt und 2 Was rendered unconscious and when

'r¢1¢p1n,n¢,,,_ the Victoria baseball clubs. This outiiti l‘l°k@’| “P “ms illliffaintf blldly- Hifi f‘lC&

Ken,” mkuy ,.055 in me v|(,;n1;,yof$4(), and was mL,,],,; th it was illled with ;powfler and terribly Baines Bret Bread. | thc S ,mling people Montreal f .l Always fthe best vu|u.e in ec y burned. The muscle of one r t

’y V ’ ’ °‘| aiMark Wri ht Furnishing Co’s. _ _ _ “ m “"5 °"“

which the above firm are agents E 1li\i\.l and large pianos of iloah were hung

' ' - " ` ` ' ' u "A ing loose from both his arms. lic died

,=.. p . _W -#__ _ _,__ ___ V _ _ .

‘ about three hours later. without regaining

iii @ x °1\S°i°“S"@SS» ‘

I *i-_M Q1 v

O 0 I

St lish

Nggiiges 0 siiff rmni. EHANNH film

' An enormous variety here to choose

` from-exclusive patterns you’ll not

see elsewhere.

Carefully selected wiih an eye to

,_ the iitting qualitics, our negliges are bl-g, roomy. and correctly cut. Made nf durable fast color pcrcslcs, best for if \v,c-'ir, style and comfort. '- Patent collar stud protector on l each, with or without detachable col-

lar and cuiis. 0,. S. l\leu's. M'211`S. Youtlrs, Boy'a, neck sizes from 12% to 18 inches.

/ 1

li

60c, 75c. $1.00, f, U _ $l.25,$l.45,$l.60` o »

_ " i " 1-__

‘_ ¢, \

. yi, ,\ _.M R ' > 'll llliii‘l"=’»~1 ¢ e

Sweaters N Outing Boys’---Men’s "it-' 5l_'lil’iS

M ._ _S .

Men's iine special q\1€\lil~Y

sweub rs lu all white or navy.

func woven shoulder, Iv

find We’ve reineiuhered your prefer-

ences in selecting our stock, mat

pin stripes- stylish broad stripes and

all over effects, eveiy shirt periectly

made and finished, big, roomy and

perfect Biting. Absolutely correct in

style and Snish,-'last colors, short

\

12% to17 inch neck.

'10c, 90c $1.00,

` ould you prefer stiff fronts you’ll

fronts only, l\'ien’s, Boy's, Youth's,

$l.l5, $1.20, $1.25

We've outing shirts oi the

._ best sorts, too- just the

th f t

Have y

chick; back, cufla and Stiff. short neck, medium weight' " '5’°8°

- Q, ing or vaca ion, sea

' and boating. ,

Sliir stripe English Flannel-

Men‘a extra quality Golf

Swe-ters body of ulvfU¢ _Zfem-1

1 'navy or brown with cross d\f'E°“°

check woven in light °9l°”» ~ehM|c Wo¢~,]_ 1011 neck.. ..... 2 O0 ` Men‘s line Sweater l'0.‘r'“l_ bl”

- and black interwoven making a

rich edict the dark shade PW*

dominating fine elastic wool -- L50

Mmm mm navy sweinters,

- English _cashmere in all s zils-E

|1311: vwghtt, line quality, s or .

_ o......

m§oy?¢I' giveaters of evefi’ "°"tv Abbiee’oolors.Vlce’ colors,gr\;ei\t1. blue and black with W1 € atri Y. M. C. A. Regulation.

1.90

ette fast color. collar attached, attractive patterns... 75:

Pretty madras outing shirts ~

with patent in turn collar (per- mittin the use 'of white collar wlthoul changing the shirt) th1'eepatterna.... . .... 1.oo

English flannel Shirts, cream

only, for tennis, cricket, eic .. . z.vo

Cream honey comb clolh-

weer and wash well, and look well... . .. goo

Finest silk- stripe English

ilannelette, absolute y fest wash- ing colors, patent mturn collar, pretty patterns.... . 1,20

r ”Sl0Ck

seem. ..

piei:,.lisvy. 01' KUIIN. U" “iz” I

Boys' Shirts too-every sort.

" , .- 'f ,,;';~'.f.';r.'§f;i.~.r/

l!Niii:swEAK

- wie ff f if A “im” | is-ennwi he it A

e ,_.._,.. _ __ ' ` f _ _ JEWELER, ‘ A ' ‘ ' _ ~-

I _/A .;~ :_ Em ~‘<»ff»ec~ ` A ‘ I " " “ SI1I1I1ySlde. 3-21 d io mds' ‘ ~' I:o¥‘»§‘Ex-e- nt llqllnson & J‘oh%§('~)‘u;s'

.. .. »- !

.."."'. ~ : \

if

O | _

a | A few second hand

EUMINGL-lUeHll|iAX

Qiriumc, June lil-Adiiiirai His Scrcnr

lligliness l’rincc Louis Frederick oi' llatteiiberg, with the first Channel fleet of cruisers, will :cross the Atlantic during the course of next mouth on a cruise to New York, Halifax and Quebec, arriving in the latter' porl during the month of August next. 'l`his piece of rews was received in Quebec on Thursday last from Eiigliiiid, and' the fast has been communicated . to I-lis Excellency Enrl Grey. Prince Louis Frederick of Baitenberg will fly his ilnu from the first-class cruiser ILM. B. Drake; iiud will be ncccinpauied by five other ilrst-class cruisers of the same calibre, in ionaue and speed. His exccllcncy the gor- ornor-gencral and household will he in Quebec while thc ilect are here, togeilicr with a number of Canadian citizens who will add to the eclat of thc round of social events that are sure to tiiko place.

Mattress snfcty for the buyer lies in

just one of two things, expert knowledge ni the goodstlieinselves,which fowposscsa, andthe honesty oi’ the manufacturer. Thirty yours nnikinu and selling mut~ tresses place us in u position to assure the safety of our cu.~'toincrs.-Mnrk|Wright Furnisliing Go. ll) ll ll

-

‘ $1.00 I0 $20.00

cameras for sale at a bargain.

A pleasure to show

you our stock.

for elsewhere,

this moining.

in this line is kept up that way. ` ’

‘ To-day-want to tell about a big lot of wash

neckwear just in from New York,

There are Tab Collars of many styles-some

white, some colored, all washable goods-as pretty

as stylish, as good as you’ll often pay 25c and _'goo

While the range is large-it' won’t stay here

long--so if you’re alter the prettiest better come

. TQ t . :_

llin1.l

'19

EACH

Oilier splendid lines just opened up and selling at 25c, _'5f~`.c, 5oc and up. I

_ ®©RE ®. QLEQD E

3

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seed

Il the train of Anno oi Denmark, when sho went to Scotland with James VI., was a gigantic Dano oi matchleaa drinking capacity. He poa- sealod an ebony whistle, which at tha beginning of a. drunken bout he would lay on the table, and whoever was the last able to blow it was by

committee on church union, nppointeclhy i00l< vluiro ycsterrlay afternoon from his Y , -. - ~ -I the geneml conference and luis held l10""3 to Milfsllllvlil C‘5"\0l»iWY- NOV `_` Y

numerous offices of special responsibility. \\`ll»hS\fH\<iillH Um ‘lU“‘"P0\1l‘ Of mill there llis request to be relieved of the charge WilS1Lll\rpre attendance of people in carria- ofa church, was received with regret KGS “nfl 011 f00f» i-Ollilyti lust tribute to the and asa tribui-e to his rocoxznizeil gifts lll0m0l'y Of 0118 who stood high in the and usefulness he was appointed confer~ Public esteem. The funeral services were ence evangelist. His name, in con- Coiilliietefl hy.Rev. -\\'. H. Sedgowick and neetiou with the presidency wus men- the pull-bearers were Judge Reddln, W. tioned und he immediately developed ‘n -‘\. Weeks, Hon. George E. Hughes, Wm,

i

A ramen. Winnie. ; * ' ' ' I 1

_lliscrimmating People Aways _Buy Newson’s Furniture

a

They can see the difference between “made to sell"

and “MADE TO \\'l~2AR” furniture. If you do not understand very much about furniture, do not risk

general consent considered to be the “champion of the whiatle."< It hop- i pened. however. that during his stay in Scotland the Dane was defeated by Sir Robert Laurie oi Maxvielton. who after three days and three ‘

nights of hard drinking leit the I

your money on furniture of doubtful quality- YOU CAN ALWAYS DhPENi) ON OU RS. Buy here and be safe. .

Dano under the table and "blew on the whistle his requiem ahrill.'f5 The whistle remained in the family for many years, and the lost. person who carried it oi! was Alexander Fergu- son of Craig-Darroch. son of Annie Laurie, so well und musically known. Bobbie Burns immortalized the sub- iect in o. poem entitled F'l`ho Whis- tie.”-

SIR J.»\l\lES \VA'l`SOX"S OPII\`IO.\'.

lie says that the coiiiiiioiiest of all disor

can exist where Czitiiri'h_ozonc is uscil;_i isa iiiirncle worker, relieves ulniost iii

with the air you brcnthe. Cutnrrliozun is free' from cocaine, it lcuvcs no lim ii - ' ' ' ' l turc`s ow

' ‘i‘

cure. Accept ‘ ‘- ozone winch iilone can cure Catu.n'h.

Civ 0ur Special Extract oil Uanilla 2

IL‘s the best ever

sold at the price.

l0c an Ounce

l

lllllllilllllllohlilllllll

lers, und one from which fc\\' cricaipe is `|itiirrli. SirJainc.~a flriiily believes in local treatment, which is best siipplicii

hy “Ciiturrlio1.one." Niiciisc: of Uiitnrrlti

Stantly and cures iiftcr other rciiicilic.-i fuil. Other treatiiiciits i:iin`t rcaicli thc rllsciiscd parts like Cnfnri-liozono lieczinsc itgoes to the source oi' the tro=ililc nlollll

K l

tter eilccts, it is silnitpy t nz; C t lp

nousiuc or aux-

b Manager for P. E. Island,

uuulannuuunaevnvdvf-?:,»'!""'“""_"'*“"‘*""_[’.f

\.'

‘John N evvson.

Hikuuflllllvh

26 l-5 PER CENT

The Sun Life Assurance Company wrote 26 1-5 p. 'a

Hail

of the total amount of new busine:~'s written by zi

the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in ihe y ci

i904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the

insuring public.

V E- R- BROW .

xg mwf iyr Charlottetown.

nnsfiih

Mhr-

"ciiin>’s ifNi>ownieNi i

- Givc that boy of yours a chance.

\\’c issue Endowment Insurance for

. .\`.».- . "_._,_-__-=_..';,:,g_,1 _ chililrcu of :iuyage and also guoranicc "§'Niii‘i-h `“"~~'-

Amerfc nh

4 U " policy will bc a paid up ciiiluwiiicdi/i _

Al

Crinf`_ca

that in event of thc death of thc pan-ni

(or person who pays ilic prcmiu1n)ilic

5-'ir° Rf

Al 2

All

calling for no fiirtlicr premiums.

VVriic us or Ciill for iiiforiiiniion.

Ross & Matthews,

l’rnviucinl hiniizigers, Clmrloticiowii.

wmnnnwwnnwwunmm-Andy-»~qp.»wu~»s¢. ,.0

,.r;-*. ,/‘~

ie..- -»s...

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l’RUGG15TS» sms-srimrssraio»'ivneur'w»i:f1:r~v¢rx “ ~ f. A i~'~1i-~- »' .

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta. ` » - 'Ei

WEDDING v RINGS

Our Wcilding Rings

f---.gym _gg-Wllioneriess

_ euiieo Qu|ci<i.Y anogenmawenrtr By using _ J `

~ Piinlnfa

l.

AND GIVE

VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY

Tlicy also rclivvi- lilstrcs-i from llysiwiisla. ln<ll:'<-~ilnn und Tull llourty Eaiiiiu. A |wr\`i-rt ri-ini~ilv ini' lil/,min-s»._ .\'u|i~.c:i. liri»\vs=iiicss. limi

'l`u=to\\i thu _\lu\iili, ( `iiu\i~il 'l‘nii¢\ic_ l‘:\iii in thc .~iili-. 'l`i)lil’ll) LIVER.. `

_ stamped W. N. T. are made

to our special order and are

THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE .- BLOOD AND REC-ULATE THE BOWELS

guaranteed full quality as

igresented by stamp inside-

e employ only the best

manufacturers in making our

rings.

- Two Sizes, i0c. and 25c. a Box _

' W. N. TANTUN, ;=.§.='~..§.=“...:.°-°.f.f.1.~.°...

" ‘ _ _,hy _ ‘ ~ 1 * » e ~ ,. l

By* Cleansing All Disorders from the System. I ,’ W

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Positively Cure all Diseases of' the Stomach, Liver, Kid- ll”

' nays, Sick Headache. Constipation and Nervouanoss. ;

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