Why if Won.

lr-iine that has- vpn the

award at the Paris

ought to begood.

a lady to wear.

Hmy, stylus, gp.

and durahlityinexhe

theg~c|¢bedsL

pnce and valuemateit

afthousandsdladies how to dress taste-

and comfortably.

%0Oand $4.ooper pair.

pi by The J. D. King~Co.,

~ Limited, Toronto.

lg I Cc., Agents at Ch’town.

f _,_ 4 . -- g

'HEWILQNDS

@-SA|.E AT AUCTION

.7%aai'nstre1ted by the Exeentorsf

m&T|\efe»;-s of who late Hnlcolm land; Q. C., to sell at suction on on Wednesday the 14-th Qaiéngust, A D. 1901, at vwelve l anon “L\ewlands” comprising Ialnsoflsnd on hlalpeqae Road, “§rnsidence, Svables, Coach»honse 1 heaises may be inpvcuod on {len¢ion ro Mears. McLeod dt

1%!

.KOBE 'XT BEAIBSTO, '

Auctioneer.

mic' Urn,

L31 ] 9. I 90T. _

fl; 14 Pat. §. I

itlli GREEN !

.riigmrnt here, in a few day=. §rs‘yoa1'crders at cuce.

GTTRMIESON, one in net

Kill. TEETH

bhfoln. wad; at moderate prices X121 action free of charge.

an- 1.§§;,&g_u;_gqnunr.

A w T E Summer and Sunshine Contiuually.

_ . 1 '~' ‘T

, For three months in the winter Arch-

Q, I nu md ,:x;__,., .,,;1 Pom M... smgel, new to become the great western _-llsxss-uzavtm-=wif~k. Wages Sli’/D Pff "-“Y “H ; port of Russia, scarcely sees the sun, and

_.»£,'¢».,}§,@ and 5: 'lo per day on branches 3§i,3a.’1|:m:;z,wi:h ue.‘e “ences to

.l=‘»-\-1145 OWTRNE; l looses sightof it. Yet t-here is no city in .

ng-.pg-al Sujarruit-:~.i .ent I _ E 'I . h re for so

.Wm frmraciic Rail my cs, sr. joan 2:. B ‘the v.-hole Of \1l`0D€ “ UC 1 5

~Ta'.:.&ns.

""5"-`"“‘"~”-’°’ `» “* '~-""~‘-‘\""§2>¢i-1"i!.‘“"‘=" **`»”‘-’emm§§ ®

| - i

1 , .

ll .

" Committed Last Year. "

'is progressing rapidly. It is expected 1

iversary of the relief of the legations I

rsition of duties on goods which are now

tagenciesunder its contracts to compel ‘_

i from the provincial P89811. Bild U16 Wil' ~ fmoe dually capitulatcd and called 05' the ;'

i if *inn 'l

1 ,THREATS BY Boxers.. p

Rebellion Promised By China Placards.

CANTON, Aug, 1. 1001. Placards have

y been posted by the Boxers bearing vio- ileut anti-foreign threats. They appear lin the sicinit of the Chris ian cha ll

§house tax, saying lb is only exacted ln

‘fthe powers, and proceed as follows:

yet defeated. It is only the government eyes which are blinded by disloyal minia- , iters. If we refuse to fight, then it is a ‘ case of being greedy to live, yet fearing death. ,` 1. “How can the carefully studied military. arts be used, except against foreigners? How can we Otherwise employ our 'regiments 'i Q “During 1900 much money was collected ' through lotteries, gambling and general‘ i takes. But they were never satisfied. ‘Therclore, should the house tax be col~ _ lected, we will demolish the chapcls and drive out the Christians. I 1 “If the Emperor is unable to pay, we, “ , B nxers, have an excellent plan to gain ai

» .

1. victory ov=-r the foreigners. Unless thief

fpolicy is adopted, a great rebellion isf

it-er'ain. _"-

PROCLAMATION AT PEKIN. 1.

Warns the People Against National Crime '

Lemma. August 1. nm A despmiri

from Pekin to the Times says:

The preparation of the final protocol l

that it will be signed before the anni-

(August 14.)

It is understood that the applicatiozr

of the increased tariff and the impo-J

free will come into operation October. 1 ` being exempt. Pekin is being placarded with a vigor-,1

ous proclamation recounting that a.

national crime was committed by China! last year, and that the punishment in- _ flicted is a warning against its recur- i' renee. y iQ-_-.-

THE DAILY MAIL WINS. ‘

War Office Has to Take -off '

its Boycott. -

Loxuox, August 1, 1901.-The contest between the war ohlce and the Daily I Mail has terminated in a victory for the paper. The war olilce had not only cut" oil’ the Daily Mail’s South African cas- ualty lists and other ofllcial news, but; had also ordered the various news agencies not to supply the Daily Mail * with an official information distributed" from the war otllze. I - "

Thereupon the Daily; Hail sued the new »

them to deliver the news. The war office p the-n held back bulletins until togoto 1 ;r:ss. This raised a storm ot protest .

boycott `

The experiment at press gagging arou- .

eed_bit-ter critiszn :among all classes of pa- 1: ;:*.r:. at a time when the government wal none too popular. Mr. Brodrick's personal bereavement in the death of his wife pre- . cludes a journalist celebration of his fde- ,_ eat, but there is much quiet satisfaction I a Fleet street.

A WHITE CITY. i

» _ we e; ` year, in fact-under a mantle of snow;

I ,Jn want 8 R00’-`|»_°°Yli’

ggigeand a good 110118, °° Qblaphone LIBBES’ LIYERY

kennel attentim to all cr-

ime. o

&me 50.

~kARGEBROS

ha iitasura

i=¢z.a~ poor Watch is worse than

mme.-Surwatches are not only

good but are thotouxhly tested

xnzhegufafed before being sold'

`&nake a specialty of IIPPUIIIS

xinnzen with Watchm at hw

FNB# ‘

N. Tllilltll.

GreatGeo.St3 i_¢l_»Q_rl£tm.

¥¥YT

sg ,` acluster of old English flowers. But

gwlwilliill 3

~'-" in.

Only lhas Three Months,

E Q. li rr: fl.

5 for three months in the summer seldom

i many months-for the greater part of the .

l and because of this, the Russian fondly cans it, "The ivlme city." l White, too, it is in other ways. All the *thief buildings glare with white lblind<. The churches-and in u illusslan ci*y there are not few- iere also of pure white; only the lcupolas are green, and the crosses on their summits gold. And white are the private 'houses of the better sort except where Norwegians and

‘Germans lives, for bluff and blue and ‘red then streak and diaper the pine ,walls and edges the gable ends. But intrest-posts, gates, pillars, walls, fences l-these are all white. And in the sum- mer, for everyoiiicial you see ina blue or ’ grey tunic, you see ten with _vt hite ea/pe ' and white uniforms.

Bright color alone, is left to the women

and children, pink blouses, :green akirtff, scarlet petticoats, orange apr0l1*.IUld blue kerchiefs are common enough; while a group of children will always look like

__ ___ __

iotherwise, in summer as in winter this ‘i old city of Axchengr1.'ucW dcstirwd W be the capital of a new Russia in the near west, is a White City indeed.

_ l

"EK _.__ .E -_

:__

1_1.-lt’e Bc

It does any

washboerd

. and doe! D0#

*nbos or hands so many bdies an

. order to meet the indemnity to be paii to I IDB; this Dl'¢V°U35 5tl¢ki!l.¢¢l *I0 ‘|18 hind! .

' If money can be obtained, why not 4 NSW! him-01° 3'°‘-11' Die P1005, but 470630! ?make war on the foreigners? China is not 1. them IIRUUY Wil-h 50°F- I

.Take time tothink whether you are do- g ing your work in the easiest as well as' , , ’ 8

the most effectual way. Never stand and . Dguble Tgams to

.Helly Powder 1 »~»»»»~»»»»»

“ do what ou can set and do just as well;

~ The Irishman’s Reques

~navy a Scotchmau and an lrlehmau, on ~

Qiidifiilfifll-#hi It

§ Don’t Q

* OUR. ORANGE 1>HosPHA'tE, san a

SAPARILLA, etc., to be found on P. E, 1

_esseseeeaeeeei

l Fall== i

nantes

HOME HINTS.

Never put a knife into hot grease, as it

destroys its sharpness. Have at hand a

tatoes.

When you boll a cabbwi. tie a bit of.

French cooks says that all the unpleasant

load protest against the imposition of the odor will beabsorbed by the breed-_ i ,i ‘ ; ' ,_ 4 -.

Hold the raisins underwater when stone-

and clcanses the raisins.

thus husband your strength.-Sol.

In the days when flogging was in:

vogue as a punishment ln the British p

the arrival of their ships in harbor. ob-`l tained leave to go ashore for a couple of days, and they overstald the period oft leave granted them. When they did put I in an appearance, they were orderod_50 lashes each. On the day of the punish- mentaparade was ordered to witness ` the lnfliotion of the fiogging. _ `

When all was ready, the Scotohman.

asked as a favor to be allowed a piece of canvas on his back while he received his ; flogging. The captain granted his re-_~ quest and, 'turning to the Irishman, asked him lf he required anything on his back while he was being logged, to I which he replied, “If ye plaza, yer honor, I'd lolketohave the Ssotchman on my 1

Rheumatic-warped Limbs, I

Int a ‘hues ol Bhvmntum Leif(

Mic# Ualns Da onus. many. ‘ liver Pills.

If 7011 are a suiteror been rheuma-

tisrn it la possible that ou have tried

mall! remedies without leaping much “H052 331481218 from the number 0! cures that have been reported, Dr. Chase e Kidney-Liver Pills must be about the but medicine obtainable for rheumatlsm. It cures thoroughly. by

the canoe of rheumntinm andsev bodypllns. .N

Hhoumatinn remedies dll not tmlp me 1

l¥ 611,114 me. 'Zhere ll, not Che least,

a' selebyrarthanenyaimllar

dry bread in a bag and put In the kettle. t

Pain and Suffering. .

at _ a » -f “fi ri-‘=’f‘ °‘*f“=“»i”~=@’-*1’»=»‘<=’°~f'1=i§ HIGH CLASS souvl-3N| rhoumatism. had severe pain; in the '

I'-2001. hir Mau and sm-an me back.

t::~:.°»£..i.“.:‘.:'°:.“:,'°....‘°“.....,”‘.‘......”° "2 Rings. sp°.....¢t@.

d stomach al lm

avvelnt-an akin, mu a I

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g Forge

SINGER LLECREAM SODLLEMON

Island

Empsa?-éilauegsfs have pmmgamaesiag

sis#

ge. H. simmons

% Charlottetown.

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==Ha.rdware

gym; B8 Of Bam-

\ ples.

1 dere.

miiirinntacot

i “" mf can sul

nnsmna _ ._ A'

‘l -'* _kitchen fork for ment 01' fI'Yl|1R~ V ‘ I f

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The .ioyfullyl quick Dessert-It’s healthy

i soon enough has rr.. .

a BO cts.

¢¢¢'Gl$¢¢¢£

T 50C. "

b“°k’“y' "°"1°°’°“““d'" I A The best bargain that has been placed in the T

market for a' long time. 1 - Telephone N0 In

Shoes varying in price from 75cts to $1.00; they `, W F

_ will be sold at this price tcrnight only. ~ f Q

Q Call early and get your choice. 4 V gm! ‘ Other ,bargains in Ladies’ Oxfords. '.

J. ll . E L ’il“"“i‘l“*i."°

’ ,Hrs Ed

The Broadway Boot and Shoe Store

nadmztnebxo<>aorur|¢a¢1apoxs<>as.` ~ ' ' _~ ” ”'p‘_-DIIIIIIYIISIAPFIKSI

33# i’»i’=i‘I."..;l"‘.;'f»l’.’;.°"..;‘*.§'Z.’§-&‘2»i’lI ioffr. 1:-. 1. and canada. In Buckles, Brooches, Hat Pins,

, . r

~ I yy Sunnyside. ’ ` ‘_

gmt we m.....f.¢...... as 5...... you with the best and that is always the cheapest to Ahoy. -

* Wfnl teegll gooda'A11#‘ ' '_»

we vevantriye or you to a trial ‘ ” ` p E

'i R PIGKRRD & G0 >¥.."‘;;.f:‘1'..2:;‘;;r.§°.s°e§‘:_P“°°°»§. " a . , *F » __

Sir. :SIGN -OF 'I HB-

llilllll Blllliil

neural, N s. begins eptember3 190

Free Syllabus and General information

applicationto

Kuulbach 6

’ paoraurrona

QueenSueet. _ 3 i Boxes Hmm

Peakes No. 1 Wharf Charlottetown P. E. I

Listen 2 `

We will sell the balance of our china, crockery, glassware etc., at

further reduced prices. .

The assortment consists of China. Tea Sets, 44 pieces, China” Dinner Sets

Servia Poroelavin Dinner Sets, Lemonade S-sts, Table Sets, Tumblers,

Lamps, etc.

We are having a big run on our tea sets gold ban set-s and spray host

valneever offered in town-never sold at such prices. Don‘t be content with mere wozds--look into the matter.

F5-

Patriot & Examiner. _ _

Oureraveller will eocncsll "N I I I I I W M A all 1;? 'I

schwne-“

The American built schooner "Annie

yotous register For particlhsh

_ , _ _ .

.Je-; ;i A Spline insect Destroyer

~ Fill with Berger’s Paris Green and the potato -bug _

j _

will disappear. Deluge Sprayer for trees. f

` Price 50 cents.

1 ,

Soda Water

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.-»-¢ms.=z,i_n¢.~ r_

Onrsodalaproaounoedbyaitobethehrt

W. 6

` uaauamupnsuune.

very carer Grosse

First class ta 1 n 1

Cs"l'ewn, June ar, dam.

lllillglil

harlottetow

g;F‘PDlNG

- » I §2ii5%'n""

- ' eooeoonooeeo-noe _ y 1 . ~ “‘

0” HIRE.

Brms Reetsonacne-

lar

ivlilcblniorihe sesloooo

Your supply of coal is worked down pretty well by this M MM,

time and now you are ready for more. ~ We can supply -

June laden:

lI._5§"-H ‘i=

Lune juice

Is the pure, refined juice of West India Lune Fruit, obtained by us from reputable lanters filtered, stcrxlizedandbottled It is a delightfully refreshing drink for all seasons.

A ALr.Gnomns

SQSIUB-It

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