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Auto Letter Carrier.

};,.;w~YoiiK. August22.-The first test of ‘ hu;-seless vehicle for collecting mail _ ‘ner in this city has been made from 31,6 general post office. The test yester- dny cut the time down over ilfty per cent.

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Qiicuiq

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_ dents Everywhere.

morning.

cess last night. ' '

i __ Jos. Welsh for drunkenness, was ~iiueii`$2

nukes the H43? ¢"°‘i°_f__c_‘“"’ gm Complexim. and ,mteiis the Hands. Hieservea ad bnutiflsthe Skin of ln- fmfg and Children.

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f“»°="--“~"”f.§.fit‘.=-:-=.:'».=;i_a=°=-“-M’ ""°-‘°"°w` ° Porn-an an

&3£ v-sa D”

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Man ‘Who g

to meet if perchance he is

a smoker. We feel that if he

cigars he will be

sA1' I s Fic og To buy from us.

Geo. E- Hughes The People's Druggist,

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DON’T

E -declared. the afternoon of Monday nexta

holiday, inaccordancewith the request of 1

ti ' ‘ l

TO-DAY _WWWWWWWYZ “

- ` Edward Island 1(1)

This is the individual we 1

sees our stock of pipes and 3

or ten days. `

Tirxrnnaivcn.-Victoria Division S." of

T., meets every Monday evening at 8 o’clock. ~V isitors welcome.

Scnoomm Florence May arrived in

' Lower Montague yesterday with a cargo of

lnmber for"W. A. Poole 8: Co.

BELL Rmenns.-The Bell Ringers and ther attractions at the Salvation Army

- o to-night,.»also on Sunday and Monday.

DR. ALLEY ‘will lecture on “Prince

years ago,” in Howe's

l Brackley `:Bea.ch, on Thursday,

’ A te ° '_;§?ilg’i1stZi(l.

SEE 7 the bicycle races and other sports n next Monday and hear the public ques

“tions of the day discussed _by our pro-

ls Hard To Pleased* _‘"‘"e“”'==°“-

‘ ’~FA'ri1im John’s big tea party at Well- is 1 = s __

I "I, - .

ngton take~ place on Tuesday, the 28th st. Return tickets from Charlottetown ly So cents

SUNDAY afternoon, Song Service at the ilway .Gospel Meeting in Mechanic’s all to morrow afternoon at 3 45 Strang-

H - . . ers always welcome. ' `

R1-xv. J. G. ~Shearer, Field Secreta.ry of

‘Ontario 1Lord’s Day Alliance,” will be`

sent in Halifax on Sunday and Monday

DN- ~ Aug. .26th and 27th.-Halifax Recorder.

Basin-ns the-eration on next Monday by _

Mr. Mclnerney, M.P., on Edward Whelan, _ therewill be addresses by other public, men on the vleading questions of the’ h .

Olll'

His c-Worship Mayor Warburton has

petition from citizens who wish to par cipate in the Whelan Demonstration.

E git gdgr evgryxthing Ein wgati slit. IF the Weather is HB8 3 delightful Baill

e i se _ _ see n »

E remukfble, ,;e°lg'm_bef’°, Peep; out the harboron Batts steam t will

who are now etti thei bak` be

*E done here. g ng t mg

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enjoyed by those attending the hasketi

-picnic to-day, _‘Steamer will leave Fen-y; wharf at 2 o’clock. Tickets only 10 cents. _ Crusadersffroo. i

'rim G-UA‘ii»uN_ vii

THE City of Ghent sailed yesterday

The S. A. bell rintrers arrived by Prin-

AT the Police ‘Court yesterday morning

.rr

I THERE will be an .auction sale of the

to lwelter over A cook stove to bake

'h' “°°°"“"‘¢’ °‘ 1”* __ hold utensils, the property of Mr. Alex. ‘

‘l&lth. The farm contains 150 acres, ahontf twtrthirds of which is clear. balaneei

éppk 1;.,-°' ’° "d "C “°h _ covered with hard-wood.

renin es iz and i5c each _ Cocoanut Pies 15 anclaoc each C;k¢ :gg PH' THE S.S.Halifa.x left yesterday afternoon `

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3,,,,,f°¢ ,xfkina P' _on return to Boston taking the following All ff¢Sh md 8°°d- passengers: Mrs. G. H . Cook, Wm. Pub-_

licover, Miss F. L. Reeves, J. L. Crowell, T

Do Q Miss S. Snarr, Catherine._O’Conndr, W. H.

Emil* 3lk°f!~ Smith, Mr. and Miss CIJ. Pope,_Rev. T. C. 7 Bgesnen Brad' 0’Connor, May Jenkins, -Sarah

leave your order for

W, l l_ `

Edie M. Taylor, Annie Monroe, Dr. 0. H.

' Uohnston, Mr. and Mrs. J. Orth, Dr.Lynde;

C _ _.and _party, Miss Grace, A. H. Paul and

sfriend, Mrs. Lowe, W." .C. Patton, Mr `

DR. L. Hn _'_l‘hnrston, Mri Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs.

G.Beech,J.J. Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. I-LM. _

farm, stock, implements, crop and house- _

latcGl’ncial_Assievant at Royal Londclof

New

Mtbdnlic Hospital Moorenems' M i G. B.Webb,_Dr» Ea Ce

cmminnaos 'rn-wma Eu 1, cox, Mr.. J. J. siieiam, c. A _nanieia w.

H°’p"‘°1’ A. Fisher, Miss Baker, Miss K. M. Baker. _

Hsehllct in Diseases of The Eye, Tina

-and lou.

Ulco-Cameron Flock. ` Beeilcuce-Richmond _Street West.

h(l:}ooH_?irs-i9.Il)t;lm.t_tol p.m.2 tol p. _ -!r;‘is'as-lan nga Fimqrxn wi rn Giassms.

Black Dress Goods..

lBentley's Liniment- oures_~Sprains.

...A _ -

Our Black Goods trade this season has s~urpassed anything we have ever done in the past.

life have added this ful stock of Black D

w Gi-epons, w Mohairs,

Poplins.

week to our already beauti- ress Goods.

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Saiill Cloth ;

and all the latest weaves suitable for mourning i

WSRP.

When in want of a Black Brass call at

Weeks dt Go. or

-_sa "*a."*i_».

write for samples.

Loading Black Goods House.

eeks &G , iii_.uii

_ _ Successorxs_§gnl_lta.x\;i5s_oZ Co.

The Peoples Store. _ ; i _ _

Wholesale and Retail.

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PRINCE

”“*'* commendable Leo Harrington

_were at her bedside during her illness.

I wife are still visiting in Crapaud.

MARITIME Cnaiurionsiiir.-Yesterday

the following persons subscribed toward the fund for the sending of an Island team to compete against N. S. and N. B. [at Halifax. I _ _ ‘- ‘

Lient Donahoe, Cardi an W. S. Stewart,

Hon. Donald Ferguson.

Mayor Warburton.

Roy C. McLean.

Ira J. Yeo.

Webster & McKay.

Th os Huggan. Mark Wright.

C. E. McKinnon.

C. J. McMillan.

Lient Col. Longworth. G. A. McDonald. _

M. J. Johnson. W. E. Dawson. Geo. E. Hughes.

I. Lane.

E. Duchcmin. , A. C. Duchemln. s D. Sehurman. '

Gordon & McLe1l

i Reddin Bros.

' Rev J. K. Fraser J. H. Ayers.

Chas Leigh, Jr.

Di. R. B. siiaw. _ L. seiiar.

Ottawa Free Lance: Speaking of his

McKenzie of Springtpn Lot67, on Thursday 'rftdp im the “sum Pmvi°°°s‘xr' Fi W'

llgdson, Dominion Stock Con_imissioner,f stated yesterday that .quite a number af' most interesting _meetings were he-ld at which-profitable addresses were given. In New Brunswick an attempt would be made asaresult of the meetings to re- organize the agricultural and live stock interests of the province. From New Brunswick Mr. Hodson and his party crossed the Bay of Fundy to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and there met a. large and representative assemblage of farmers and business men, most of whom were deeply interested in the work. The Annapolis Valley was then traversed and i addresses given to a general gathering at Middleton, where Attorney-General Long- I ley was also present, and before the Kings Connty Board of Trade at Kcntvilie. Visits were _here also made tosome of the splendid orchards., among them the most noted, Hillcrest Fruit Farm, of R. S. Eiton, who has some 20,000 fruit trees in bearing, 'including pears, quinces, peaches and some of the splendid new Japanese plums, which seem there to attain great- er perfection than found elsewhere in America.

From Kentville the routelay through historic Grand Pre and on to Halifax, thence through Truro with its great hay lands and- splendid herds of pure bred stock, eastward to Cape Breton. At Syd- ney, the eastern gateway of the Dominion, an interview was had with H-on. George H. Murray, Premier of Nova Scotia, and his entire sympathy with the work of live stock improvement was expressed by him. Coming back a meeting was addressed at Antigonish and -calls made at New Glasgow and Picton, where the steamer for P. E. Island was boarded.

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bion Terrace Hotel, aged 74 years. - ' _.»___.__si_ ._; __ 2.-__"_.-._._ _

“Wei

'mess

We can dispense any pre

‘ Try us with your next

@@¢r‘i>.i<m. _ l‘l&!'l!lflll tO_lIlO$t L t,? ,. \‘ .7 H __ is nieiiaea with ciivnoiiis i

Enwiifin i.=i._mn_

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` REPAIRS are being made to the govern ON Thursda evenin ii Perf ' ie ei

i ° » ° y ' g' ec.. B' y e N

ment pier at Crapaud. The performing was taken from the stab'esi’of the Revere

of the work before shipping commences is Hotel The wheel was ownel by Master

MANi' reade-rs will et tolearn ofth AT the ni th . - I _

regr e n convention of the Mari

death of Mrs. Ellis, mother of the pro- ' l5imeBa.ptist Y. P. Union, held Tiiursday ===,_.,_=,,=,,,i f' ‘ ~ ~ ‘ ~=_.

_ ‘ prictor of the Albion Terrace Hotel, Alber- and Friday. Rev. G. P. Raymond was ‘ _ ' _ '_ J t0n. Mrs. Ellis had attained the ripe age elected Vice Presidentfor P. E. Island. VOL' 1' SATLRDAY’ AUG’ __

of 74 years. The notice of death will be -T1`Bl1SD0I‘t&Y»i0Il L€9»d€1‘f01‘P- E- 1-. R- H- f ‘==‘ ‘ f I f ~' ' " .' ‘

-~' found elsewhere in this issue Jenkins.

‘ ' _ *Another 7 i¢¢‘oi€ isis

By Reporters and Cm»resDen_ THE S_ S_ Picnic at Cmpaud_ Thundan _ ANNon~N_c_nin=::v'r_-There will be ameet _ ji ~ ___‘~~;;-i

was largely attendei Tryom Cmpaud_ ing of SundaySchool workers at Corn- ~_ - ' - » _ Silks came $0 IWQIQ Victoria and Hampton schools unitei wall on Tuesday ,afternoon and evening, Therahaconatant-boominthe Dress ° -. L_ "-ali'-'€ The picnic was held on the farm of Mr. _Aug Zsbh' _ The °b-ject °f the g“u}°'i_“g I Gacgs ge ttmguf _th ` _ l JT t Abmn Albert Stordy. All who attended agree 'sft;°"g““‘Z_° the §"“d“Y S°h"_f’l Dlslmct ' Pa I .em 8° M ber, ours price! mth# that the spot chosen was abeautiful one. :nd°b;`°:;l&»m°1“df“R 65~i€1»§2» handsome new line of twocda is a buy el”';'hu__.__ "f. * f1~-,ff _

se an increase in eres in _ _ T '_ _v

i THE funeral of the late Mrs. Canfield. B939 Study and S.S. work generally. All partial explatlltion. See "5llIpT0! ill] ` ‘ Z _'_ _ of Westmorland, took place Thu/rsday U10 -Bilperintendents and' teachers are , \ ` V ” = _ 'A " to the old Crapaud cemetery, where the Urged to be present. Agood programmé the “Mmm” wmdov' ` ff ____ ,, _ ' " ff _,s 9.. ~ remainswere followed by alxuge concourse is 565118 Prepared- _ Thank still cofpeople. Rev. G. F. Dawson conducted elegmm fmmportland Mt on -A DRY-TIME wr _ __ h _,__ __ _ _ __ __-_ '

this; himilagli selhrichh llhei dtiacehsttdd hi: Friday last, the sad news was c,onve;'0d - _. I I » . " ._ .0 f Ib?" 'il

nin i t ea- . ' ` - ~ ' _

occurred sudxclrenla; onaW§diie:da; at the to Mrs' Iohn G' Mins’ of Album” South’ buy. a wamrpmd hem Im matter haw ‘ S°m° in N" ‘°°ih°“

» ` f ui <1 ui fii it in fi, if _ _ ""°~‘v"“”-'~~“'“' =°°~v-‘rss

age of 70 years' Mmfoanaem was a iiventeocziirreii tlid diilys' gator: sitmlgaag "et the weathm' mu be' DWP 1° and ;._ __ . -- _daughter ofthe _late Thomas Myers, of Harbor Mew caused by a an] tic h - -~ ' .= 'i A4?-f ‘__ _ _,~;_,~ _E

Crapaud. Sheleavesfourbrothers,Messrs k ’ G D y 'ae °w m°n_y 'Ulu yur cnnbt 35"

_ ° stro e. reat sympathy is felt for Mrs. _ _

;Abi~ahaéi__i§i_;;ssaa<;l; 883!! 1_;11dW 2052?’ ‘"3 Mills through the community in her sad 3"-\YWh°¥° 01"-

Cra a d G of Fl “id bereavement. Mrs. liiills and her mother, _ `l

p u eorge owatt, or a, _ _ _

an<iMrs.’James1ieid, ofnenver, Coleman §a't°'rg°"” M'°.““°°‘”’ le” f°' ‘hm °” In Giirwlfherll window Wdre show-

Mrs. Canheld’s two sons, M. O. Canfield u ay m°mmg` ' - - _ of Kansas City Post Office and Jesse T , MUCH SYUDBUIY is f¢1f' f01` MT- 9-Hd MTS mg 8 few “mp 1° Highland Cap” md

iltegistrar ofDeeds in Queensburtz,Kansas, Neil S_f»0W1\l'l>_»0f NOW Al'8Y1°» in 91° 1098 Ruin. Handlome, stylish. 'high-e1.ss

of their eldest son, Duncan Alexander, a

After the storm a calm, ‘

After the bruise a balm ~ For ill brings good, in the Lord’s own

' time, _

And the sigh becomes a psalm. ‘

Wnnniivs BELLS.-On Wednesday even-

ing the house of Mrs. Malcolm Dockerty,

festive scene, the occasion being the mar 1-tags of im iiaugiiter, Miss iuaggie E. Dockerty, to Mr, Jonathan E. Birt of Pisquid East. The bride was very becom- ingly *arrayed in pearl-grey broad-cloth trimmed with stitched white satin, the -_ yoke ofembroidered white chiffon, was tastefully edged With' applique. ' She carried a large bouquet. The bridesmaid was Miss Addie Birt, niece of the groom. Her dress was of blue cloth with white _

are regarded. On Thursday, Mr. and Mr .

the many friends. _ ‘

_ t . - `

_Birch Hill, Lot. 49, July. 2nd, by Rev. Donald M.-_-Campbell, George McLennan of Petcr’e Road,to Lottie Priscilla Jenkins, daughter ofltfr. DonaldJe_nkins. I i '

Islands, to Mary Jane Chandler, daughter of Mr. William Chandler.

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At Alberto on th 23rd in t. Mrs Anne

Prescription

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_scription written by any of ou

/£7/<?U6`6`

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Something#iW#"l%

Tasty for

Breakfast...

hunanundmsme

, Bpw often _you arise in the _morning and wish for something

We can Satisfy your desire.

Hereisa-list of our new, fresh breakfast foodsz- ' Food

Swiss

F`oul’s Wheat Germ Meal Pettijohxrs Breakfast Food Quaker Oats Aunt Abbey’s Rolled Oats Shredded Whole Vvhcat

Biscuit

Postum Cereal

V&’e _will be pleased to sup

you with any o the above,

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Refreshing! its This is the remsrk of our many customers, day, day, as they partake _of our ,`\_ll__ cool, fhealthy,

_,’_y,_,_: We make a specialty

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(,’\l_'z “As goodas the nest hotter.” , ’

satin vest. The groom was supported by :_ ,:_ »»» F _/2,, ~. »~-

Mr. Robert Dockerty, brother of the @ bride. _The ceremony was pcrformedi f ’_ ' J ' A -'_

by_Rev. Adam Gunn. There weieagreat Q Stan

number-of beautifulpresents, _testifying_ '_ _'_ __ ` _[_ f _' i " _‘ ~‘ » totheesteem inwhicli the yoiingcoiiple _ ' s 5 ff" in 't.“?__‘ _-

At the residence of the bride’s parents,_ _, _

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‘ at the mifienee ot nie 'brides naman L Mt. Albion, the 15th. inst., by Bev Donald., _'/,Lie _ia onnpbeii, Jima Meme, or weed \/

The former was compelled to return to britzht intelligent boy Of 10 Y¢&l‘S» M154 S°°d5 just “W kind Fluid b° Pmud 9° his duties in Kansas previous to his U10l1l'hS» Whiffh Slld event 0C°Ul'I'€d 011 - ,- 1 mothers death but the latter with-his A119204- s 'ear' Th? ur ot ‘ mst rghmeasn is

all over them.

may possibly .hear of prices almost as

low as ours-you’ll never hear of

Q C ghalzlottetown St. Peters Road, Cardigan, presented a values to compete with us at all.

` The Busiest Storeoii'

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Dr.H.D.Johnson. ff I f ~~v 9* f° c c L* ’ - `

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.sul 'ranch

5 ' r $22.80 "

$85.00, the best _ Suites a good d

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Ellis, motherlkf the sroprietoi of the Al'

Store open Saturdays tallfl-l`p.m.

Now--more about these rugs-your

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new Velvet) l .G Alot dfavew alij L

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shown -

'Need a trunk ?_ -Wa_6$ll»i.lnityen~`nI

matter wl_iat_pricc you_w_aiii_t£_7€`_1>sy.? *S ° _ '

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R°°°d f<P=»1=f*°P§-_#11 the

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styles. 32.25 np. ...a _ - ` 1 A

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wiiiie me coin

'coiifldéntly snipeniim, Umbrsiiu, sol;

_ _ _ Buttons, Cad' Buttons, etc "_ __ _ _

Affirm__..; . ¢,,,. 5¢,.,q_ _

th" W" v In all. the latest style_lpfrufli 2c to 7 each. _~ °; ,1 _ .

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Department. . _ . l ~ ' ` _ ‘ f§_-ff fr

alias no superior l in the Prov. _ a ¢ _ ' ' J Fumiiiiiiié.

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glocal Physicians. ' _ ___ __ _ _ - _ _ _ __ ... a,.?_f:..“;;°.;2..:°.:;“:;.:.r; -Indian Tea drunk _ls

work. - ` '

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Hosiery.

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