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one of the correct things for l\len‘s wear is a pat- ent leather with exten- sionsole. I‘|iCe$;._go.

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.ommencing June 3oth. xooz, Steamers leave St.

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waxy Stations, and baggage 'tg‘destina-

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No woeran‘a toilet is lets without

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' ’ ' . the never-ending crowds of sight-' ~ " ` ' ‘ ci ” ‘

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lllursdty, August ll_l, P

"’-Intendlng students W 11 .own `-interests by

as lpossible after the

. Last year we were

dS

year they nusr enter » early

positions waiting for competent Pei' sons to fill; _ _

Business men are Haluamted

a_.pply to us for

men and women.

, one vnthiotnje 1f,~p_erchance, _ mistake in the pa§t»_;,`U?

educattonin-which y'°“ will warded as you. exert YQ\11’!,¢1f.-

gpaiigl gocxiftirsc in Shorthand

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cheer

gour students in

the session. There are lots of splendid

course 'and method of-__in§h‘\!¢ti0U

" the flltlltels yotlfi- A .ed ' g¢nt.lem¢,n with dignity. "1’ve got?

Typewriting W11_1 be as

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PRINCE EDWARL 1bLAND,--AUG-UST-_7~;g9;,», __ __

"Ring

Tho A is to ma.k'e

animal in arbitrary

of or sca.le'i_ of

and ite.,

_ win prizes

(ll|‘QCtly,’ 3,3 cgntgptibng various

pass upon

conformity to scale. _One

primary ¢¢ .ll

regardless qi age oraesg, is

A jjidge likes-'en is-nlmnl

with e large peunch ea it ia- ,very os-

ential in economicolly convertnf si

amount oi __coe,rse-f§d__ _i ,_ tri How can we develop thiscep-

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It is done by feeding

in a. manner best s\li.f.eti.,-.t,o.t

individual, tastes of tholl Hany have had good suoces§¢§,1j3§,.,f¢1'

cut or chaffed hey e.nd;”>.-ntrggg, a. mixture of ground oats

bran, a. little salt, and a. hal.nd{u1taf`

oil meal, a.»_ small amount of theicon- cerrtrates, and all the coarseioodehe mu est. The principal obje¢t__ls'_to her ent much to get a- smell amount of

~ The neit that appeals to

eye of the is the

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way the

dairy

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condition

'show e.I8o,3 but this extent is determined by nature, although we

,can asqiat by keeping her in perfect

health, .the heir well groomed and protected from the sun whic 'ak

- ._ hm es 'it harsh and dry.- Kerosene should

-never applied to the hair. _Where greaxatress ia laid on secretions dis- pense _with the use of water for clean- ing animals, es it makes the skin appear pale.

There is e. great diversity of opin-

ion among judges as to the import- ot uddor development. How- ever, _when a heifer is developing an udder we should help her on all we can, as the time to assist nature is when ahe is doing her best work. Many advocate increasing the grain ration of a. heifer at this stage, even though ahe becomes ileshy, as she will soon milk` it od again. 'All cat- tle be handled and well brok- 5en.`_<_te;lee.d. It is -also good practice to teach an animal to stand in n position that will show. her to the best advantage, _._

Polishing of horns and hoofs,

grooming, watering from p ils, etc., should be practiced before leaving for the fairs, es there are enough new conditions to become accustomed to even .when greatest care has been taken. This may seem a, trivial af- fair, but many prizes have been lost by leading into the ring. a. shrunken animal-which hes refused to drink from a. pall. or e, strange tank.

Ivwould commencejeeding about si;

or eight' weeks previous to starting for the faire, Do not hurry or the

time, as ahe will be very easily up- set.

_ DIS Lola to Photographer;

Some idea, of the loss which falls

on the photographic fraternity in England by the King's lamentable illness may be gathered by the con-

of the cinemetographers.

firm e.lo°ne secured in and atitbo-

Solent no less than 20 London "pitches" or locations. For only one of these no less than '£150 was

paid. -Probably the toon bm _foie

;°;::°ku';'Ld_":':;,B‘E§";;h;':;:;3 special positions would _not be for

short _ot £1,000. In order to cope with a. _large and immediate demand the printing premises" were enlarged their ordinary size and an equivalent addition of appar-

atus and skilled labor 'was contract- _ _ /---x

ed for. In connection with this eine- ‘ \\' ,

e. week in many of the

towns, in which the chief at-

tractions were to have been cinema.-

- No better plain rings than ours manufactni ed

t'°‘"'phs 01 Fha procesgmnsugnd of our order in the dilierent qualities from ro to 18]: -fJ_lQ_-_~l§_!»_V&1 1_°¢Vl¢W- Mr- ,Q -W1 1313159!! diamonds, opals, garnets, pearls etc.

ndorda another example. To keep abreast 1

and installed it in e. Lon- - ,- where it would have

night and day in the prepar-

ing preceding the day that was to

mini

Def! Judge by Appearances.

Tim-.gentleman who had looked on

wine 'when it was red set him down 'in the corner of the street car in To- ronto the other day. His silk hat

over his forehead _nt _Va

angle, his neclrtle was

and his coat collar -- -was

turned up. In one corner of his mouth ,he held e, cigar which, had _ceased _to lburn. The con- dlictor approached him. _ _

"No smokin’/’ said the conductor briely _ I -

The mon straightened himself and

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surveyed the conductor severely. _ ' _ reconnect," he -said, thickly, "1 V ein’r.f` _sm ‘ ; » ‘ . _ ' __ __

okml Il you’\!e got e cigar in your urged the conductor. _Gonduct/’ asserted the intoxicat-

pistol in Pocket, but I ain’t shoot- in’. Got money in purse, but I ¢,in't,. epend.in’. Got feet in shoes,

_,I gigft- walkin’. Conduct), leer; L

to look below the surface of thingnj'-l

leemanoox Ieneee;

fences about the

posts. set. solid

woyen-_,life

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lantern 'displays were-

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.Is the__place for you to buy. Vifé l1’a1vé"’1£"bixr_ i'st:o1-e- rooms the greatest dlspiay .of finished won; in Monu- ments, Ileadstones, Tables, l&_c we have-_ eyef gffefed tg the public. _ » - _ =-, ._ All kinds of Marble, including Brandon, Ita1i,an,,j\,__spir- a11Za» Light and Dark Blue, also ”Frecsione‘hlnd`”Red`-and

Grey Granite, all of which we ofl_’e1_-Hat Priges, Dcs1gns furnished for any descripiclon whiih requested.

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to the excglence of Dee1i1igfm-ngmg? mme Eéwara Elma

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Apm2S_e°d&w_m_ Agents, Queen St., Charl~

- Don 't grow old beforef your time.

save'yonribona--"i1s_e paint more and Scrubbing brush 188'. _

The Slurwln-Williams

Family _ Pant 1

Is made for the little things around the house. It dries with a good - gI0SS» iS easily applied and can _be cleaned with soap and Water. Use it this year, and house-cleaning won’t be so hard next year. Color cards

for the asking.

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stock _will have reached their bloom _ ,_

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’ the tirat exertion, the animal will - - ~ _ _ -1 " ‘ " "' “'- 'I ‘ ` ' .

fed heavily on a grain ration, at any ' . . . , _ _ __ ' " ‘ ‘ » EERe are D U 0 wilt. A dairy animal should not be ~ - _ _ E C W I' `

ISKAG OXEHHIH, Principei.

Re-opens after the holidays on Tuesday, August 19th, 1902.

A complete and thorough Business Course and a Shorthand and Typewriting' course are given' inf thisf College- ~ Our students

. come out best every time, and securelthe best positions. Come

with us and you will- make no mistake. _ _Wegiye you the best of everything. Rates low._ f . ’ gf, ' ' 2

Apply at College, over Bank of Nova Scotiaf Queen Squire,

from 9 to 12 a..m. and from 2_to 4 p. rn. _.or send for prospectus.

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PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR.

Ch‘lown, P0 Box 242, july zx, rgoz, znw&_w ll Dec 13 _ _

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This is the time to buy; a bicycle. Don’t wait' till

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the season is over-come and let me show you

the new models of the ‘

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