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_.The 3_3_ Ghent was in port on’ -Andnew Brown, Central l-c-ligne.;

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-A good second hand ladies' wheel

for sale_a_t a bargain at Brace, Mc Kay ‘& Co., Ltd., Summerside,

-iodrai S€¢'V Tf“5l¢@S Thursday evening last and left agnilnlelt YBSUMBY l!101`l1'UB \-I1 a vis t to 'I-11ds'tu2l.` ~

Friday morning for Halifax taking a NEWCRSUG. N-B- good cargo, consisting of hay, oats ’-”“'

and potatoes from Summerside

-Capt. T. P. Grady and wife were

-_Rotary Saw Mill Wantqi-Any

PC1011 'having a second hand rotary naw and machine complete for sale

i -_ ' PBBSPUEUPB DY U10 EUIPTCSS NHT- WSH' should apply at once to Bruno Peters, i --at me regular- memes or Prigfe ingson a visidr to Mrs. Gr»dy's home

Edward Lodge No. 22 I. O. O. -. _U1 Ummersl 9-

Suniiuerside, held on Thursday night *i*

Alma, Prince Co., Lot 3. 7-9d1w.

-Bowness, high class photographer,

_ ‘last the following otilcers were ln- -Thomas Hayes and Davtli Watson will be at Crapaud, July 14, lor S stalled in office for the ensuimg term[0f St- John, returned home yesterday four days only. There he will le pre-

by D_ D_ G_ Mu!" George H, M¢-,morning takigig lvlvith Lbsmhsixdnpe pzrod to do everything phol:‘o.,;ruphic C&uum_ horses, nhic t ey purc ase n s reasonable prices. 7-Bdmwniipd.

Ladies' Slim Rain Coats.

Colors fawn, green and dark

gray.|»-.,,,,._......---Q..-...

,To clear at $7.00 each.;

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Ladie|',_60c colored shirt waist;

dark patterns and well

made...-...§!H,,_,,,.,,_..,».,. . - . -

i proceed to the Baptist church where

i speclnl we e‘ch'i -The late Andrew Bell was b0"1 the Rev. W. B. Crowell will conduct.

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Ladies' white underakirta. ‘

Full skirt, lawn flonnce regu

lar 85c......._.

if Special 59c.

Table napkins.

Full bleach double son' ii

damask rizes 2ox2o regularly. .

l $l.50 a dozen for 90c.

llueh towels.

All linen, half bleach fringed

ends size 36xi8 regularly 321:’

_ *pair for 25c

Nottingham lace curtains

50 inches wide 3 yds long?

regularly '$1.40 a pair. _ _ . _ _ _ .

‘ Special $l.00 .

Unhleaohed sheeting;

2 yds wide ' heavy quality

_ _Special .lune price l9c

Men land Boys neglige shirt

Neat patterns, collars attaclied

_ _ Special 39c. }ien‘¢ and Boys' tics, '

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regularly 5oc each.. . . _ .. » _

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Hook on style light and dark

, Pettcriis regularly 25c to 35

each..'..I‘..........‘...E

. ...$.95-5?i;‘.' 395.5

Note: Standard Patterns.

For July arendw all in stock

sizes all complete. " Call or

sesdior the July Fa$iii_i.. si. -e McEuu`,§i;'hi»&e Wright

SUMMERéIDE ‘ U7 Qlleffll SUCLT $6.00 for the season, or $4.00 for

\' G-G W Phillips \ G-Byron Bownees

elected.

F. S_»~Charles Lathery (P. G.) Re~

el0ct~ed_

Troas.-H. J. Messy (P. G.) Re-

Warden-Phillp Jean.

Cond.-M. Gillis.

Chap.-G. H. .\lc(‘nlluiii (P. G.,

O. G.--W. N. Huestis JP. G.;

_-Thus. Johnston (P. G.) .~'l‘hos_ Bishop. _ G.-Roy Lowther.

_ B. N. G.-L. )lcDo\v_ell.

. V. G.--Robert Walller.

_ .' V. G.-Horace Lyle.

Arthur Lockhart.

rrmrnrn -°'”_f~ “FW

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at Dumfries, Scoflland, on Jan, 10. 1819 amd was brought to this Pro- vince bv his parents in the summer of ‘_l82fl. Wham a yiiung man he built a number of vessells in New Londun nxinning than himself and sailing tio

England where he sold them- He,u@@i $1.25 s pun. Fine penguin

afterwards built a smull number at

the western end of the lsland' for the*

Hon. John Yeo. He had an interest in the building of twenty-ttwo vmeels and crossed the Atlantic nineteen times. The lnst thirty-five years of his life were spent quietly at his home in Bloioriifield. He was very fond of discussing all topics of the day with intelligent minds anrl, up to the day of his death, he sur- prised all who knew him with his wonderful memory and his i¥\t0l'BSt imd knowledge of everything l18DD91'l‘ ing He leaves to mourn six daugh-

ters and two sons besides n S15*-ei' '°*°' _ and a brother. To know him was tol -A decided improvement has 'been'

admire and resP€Cf him-

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cotton good value at zxc a yard \

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Sonic folks have trouble

with their feet, thc other

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WALK OVER SHOES wlieii they go on, shoe

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We sole fgeiits.

A Morris & Smith

I Sumxnaralde

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tional bargains for ten iluvs. Also best quality coil spring wire. .‘. W. ,Boulton Mschatlcs Building, Sum-` merslde. 7-11 dfl.

l -Among the passengers to Sum~ incrsideby the Empress last evening were the Hon. Peter l\fcNutt,, Rev. G. M. Campbell, Miss Muriel Seaman,, 'Miss Pearl Dunn' and Miss Kate' dteele.

-Last cargo American Hard Coal

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s will do well to take it direct

from vessel and save expenses. R. T. Holman Limited, Summerside.

7-11dr3l.

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i R: S:-A. W. McDowell (P. G.) Re- -Farmers, call or send in your or- beet quality, is now discharging Buy

dere for steel frame ates. Exec - 9

-Brace, McKa"y'E` Co., Summersrde

are showing a new bay carrier, with exceptionally good features, compar- ed with the old styles and at. no higher prices. They are headquarters for haying tools. 7-1ldstn2irfli.

-Wire hay rope, manilla rope, dou-

-Berthilier L. O. L. Summerside will hold a church parade tornorrow,| Sunday. The brethren will meet atf the Orange Hall, at 6.30 p. m. andl

the seri ice All Orangemen are cord ially in\ited to attend this service

-Misses slippers and shoes for

summer in all sizes Patent leather slippers two button straps, spring

slippers two button straps $1.25 a air. Fine qualit blucher oxiords

|in, tan and black £1.50 a pair. Mc- .Gougan & Wright, Summerside.

7-lldrli.

-The coal in the Railway coal

shed on the Railway wharf, Summer-' aide, was found to he on fire on .Thursday last from spontaneous con- `ibistion. Workmen were engaged all day on Thursday and Friday, pouring water on the tire and removing the coal, about one hundred tons of which will have to be removed.

ble harpoon forks, rafter grabs, blocks and everything else required for hay-making at lowest prices at Brace, McKay & Co., Ltd Summer. side. 'I-11dstu4irf2i_

-We anticipated this hot: weather,

and had - "repeat" orders in for screen doors and windows, relrigera £011. hammocks, oil stoves and other hot Weather $00115. S0 our assort- ment and prices are as good as early in the season. Brace, McKay & C0_ Summerside. T-l1rlstu2irfli.

”‘,EV@1"Y farmer using coiled spring

wire should have \, get of London safety Tackle Blocks with ropes, a London reel combltid splicsr and SlfBlP1e pulling tool and s London Perfect wire grip. This outfit will°be wut freight prepaid to any station on P. E. I., for $5. J. W. lfloulter, Mechanics’ Buildirg, Summer_side, P. E- I.\ s-17dri.

-Ae a gentleman was driving from ummerside to Cape Traxerss last

made in the appearance of the pub-1 ;ic Gnrilen, Sdm@erside, thanks to

the energy of nis worship Mayor, Compton, who has worked early and

late at it. Several flower beds furn-_| ished by the citizens have been placed the grass along the walks cut, be-l sides the whole square cleaned up in general. This public place with but little expenditure could be made one of the beauty spots of the town, and all trust that Mayor Compton will not stop the good work until it is made so.

-Standard patterns for A'i"ust.

contain attv1`acti\'o designs in ta' irod shirt. wrists, new designs for s"iri:s, .latest ideas in ladies’ coats, youngi girls summer dresses, frocks and coats for little peoples wear. The, Designer for August is a most at-7 _tractive number price ten cents a copy, thirteen cents by mail. Mc- ;Gou»:an & Wright, Summerside.

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Cliarminglad

923 Weight 2000 lbs

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To give breeders an opportunity

o raise large sound and saleable lclraft stock that are selling iiow ini large ligiircs, Charming Lad ,willstaiid at tile o\viier’s stable, lSuiiiiiierf`ield (Lot 67) for the sea- ion of 1908 for the small fre of

_S . week. his horse dnoppeci dead near Carleton Corner. This gentleman went back to Sirmmcrsidc next even- inll and left the horse where he fell. Some neighbors were kind enough to have him buried, and some others still kinder planted a bottle at his head to show wherelieluy, and ,,150 cause of his death.

YOU HAVE INDIGESTION.

And conclude of course that the

stomach is at fault. So it is, but there is a cause away back of the stomach that nust be reached before the stomach can be made d'o its work. The cause is nervous disturb- ance or nerve debility. First get the nerves in shape and then the stomach will be right also. Ferrofionn has

people whose digestion was com- pleitely gone. Ferrozone is 5 food for the nerves and works wonders in stomach trouble. Where digestion appetite and nssiiiiilzitlun are faulty just try Ferrozone. It cures thor-

, ' Samson is synony- ,_ mous with strength.

“Samson” brand pants are strongest. _ . A-

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iuoN'riii-:Ai., July a.-The pinning

mill of the Mount Royal Box and Lumber Compan in tlic East End

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if so1~1ie:'ri~i1Nc. NEW iN _ iiainrnoor c_oATs

We lime 'ust received a beautiful and stylish range of ladies’ showerproof

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the ladies to see these.

_ coats, which are Jthe newest idea in iiiediiiiii priced garments, being veléy fashion-

able iii American as,well as Canadian Cities they are_ of the celebrate “Hyde. grade” Craveunette, exceedingly light in weight, rain proof and serve also as dusters. Besides they are extremely dressy in appearance, and are equalily ap-

. propriate for rain or shine. just the ideal coat for ladies driving to and from the

' `- beach in suiiiiiier. or for a light dressy wrap or evenings or cool days.

‘ We have them in navy, brown, chziiiipagiie and grey, .beautifully .made

and finished -with contrasting collar and cuffs at $7.50 aid 10.00 each _ We invite

» Heathcrbloom Taffeta Petticoats

_ ' \Ve have just sent in si repeat order on these populr garments which bid _

_ fair to altogether supplant silk as they possess the wonderius beauty and sheen

with the same swish and riisile of the finest silk taffeta at one half their cost,

' arid three times their wearing qualities.

These beautiful garments come in black white and al the leadi ng shades,

are not effected by washing and can be had at a variety 3-if prices from $3.15 .and up. The quality of tlicrnaterizii. is the same 111 all the difference in price

< being due to the style and finish of thc garments, many of which are most ela-

borate.

Heaiherbloom Taffeta by _the yard

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W'c have the same chariiiing and widely known fabic by the piece also

which is shown for tli_e first time in this City on our counter; and to be had ex clusively here. It is superior to silk for petticoats waist or' oat linings, or us ii lining for sheer fabrics, such as Voile, Greiiadine etc, nonatter how elegant you desire them to be, and is by far the most satisfactory botlin appearance and wear at one third its cost. It is 36 iii wide, iii black and all he popular shades

and costs 50 cts a yard

lt has just the soft finish .ind rustic that style demails, together with

the soft silky fiiiish that appeals to cultivated tastes. ‘

So there are inferior iiuitations, safeguard yourse by insisting on

seeing the trade mark"Heatlierbloo1i1”stauipecl on every yard

CHINA

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M. TRAINOR & CO.

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DINNER SETSOT

4 Ask some of your older friends how much they paid for tit China Dinner Se

then coiiie and sec the new ones we have just received.

accomplished this. For thousands of: Pieces Austrian China

97 Pieces Austrian China $25.00 ‘

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THE L)UlL}-'\'v'ALL t...l.*_L.

1 OTTAWA, July 8.-Just before the ,house adjourned to-night Hon. Geo~ ,rge P. Graham arose and made the announcement that the Cornwall Canal would be opened for naviga- tion this week.

WILL MARRY T0-DAY.

LONDON. July 3.-Prince De Sagan

fmade the statement last evelning that lthe marriage ceremony uniting him* self and Mme. Anna Gould in mar- riage' will take place today before a registrar and that the civil marriage will be followed..by..a religions cere~ ,moiiy in the Lutheran church.

'CHILD STOLEN BY BLACK HAND.

NEW YORK, N. Y., July 8.-Every

,policeman in the greater city is ,searching today for thrceyeiir-old .Frances Aligon, who, they believed, ihns been ` spirited away hy black lhand agents amd is bein held for

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»,,,,,»,, ~\`, - .-. "rw f K _S,)~._~'.‘; '¥;._\r\f.~ was destroyed by fire yesterday morn ransom. The child has not been seen

’ » -,.,.,, ` ,§\\ll.\€..-,.<""--`_i,§§" ing, entniling n loss of_§_l_0,000_ Isiiice Saturday. Today the parents

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clies. Prices run

Iamg silk gloves from 85c, goc, lo $i_.i5. Special short kid gloves

11.1.40 kind in black and white only, 5 3-,_41to'6 "3-4 for 75c.

For Saturday, evening and Mon ay fnorning only.

We also have a range of short kid gloves many at tlie old prices.

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Dressy long gloves to be worn with short sleeves. By actual count at the beginnfiig of the season, we -had about -one thou- sand pairs elbow gloves, We don’t .know of a single instance where we have missed a salc. We seem to have thc correct thing in kid, silk, iiiercerized cotton and lisle thread from 16 to 24 in-

froni 45c to $2.75.

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sails from Charlottetown during summer season, until further notice, as follows: F._r Belfast, China Point nnil Urwcll on 'Ines

For ffrnpiiurl on \\'cdncsdny und 'l`li\ii-sslay nt

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For Finial River i’nrt~| on I"rl1ln_v ut _ ._ 11.30 P. M Fur\\'o»~\ liivi-.r Ports on Hntiirrluy ui. __ .... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . ... 3_1!! l’. Bl

Four Afternoon Excursions in

, Every Week as Follows: , lforflrwcllniul iclurn every Tiicsilny nl nbnvn C. B. carrying horael Cattle arid sheep <»ur_lio\iiultri|\. only . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . _ . . ...‘!.‘ii- on dggk and p|»9dn¢e under deck nl

nr_.f7rnpn\|rl mul rutni-ii cvnry Thnrnihy it' _lowest possible ,,“"_ For funh" par. ‘mvn hour, llnund trip, only _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ . . .._40<~, t, , ,_ , ht nd ‘wsu e Rv ,V ‘nr Hmd of I<1u.-t}llfv|~r every Friday at above 1 'cu "S as ‘° re K 3 P E P

‘ .uur.Nnnrldti~lp.only...._..... ............_ii<-,£0 ' `

For Head of Wes! River cvorv Hntnnlny ni YEAKE B¥.O5,& CO.

amiyinlir. Iiouiid trl|i,only.....` _ . _ illlv 7_7d:d \

day at 3.00 P. M. V ` . ' i

.The S. S. "Harland

The S. S. “Bonsvia\a" sei li ul! Montreal Monday evening july 6| will be due st|Ch‘town Thursday evenirg ,j.i‘y 9th ani spils for St. ]ohn's. fonndland via Sydney and North Sydney

'Iliey are of a fine quality of china with neat decorations ,hh gilt. Keoines shape

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lf,|»i;.i<(i|,,\ ian reulbmiii-liiillilumriiiir nwi\,\' the waste It -is 0" “Li 1 _og llujln-iuii ci-lls, und i'cllu}‘i`|li§;liichu and Nlveplossucss. dmlk 0" Hr\_\\n iiil;-rit< that we i-lnlin llluli. to ho siipcrlur to hiiy

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