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S f A °""'°if.?.‘L...2

ill cllml

nr ml will ,?“f‘*‘ff”"~i"oi

D D cf St iohn at 7 Sunday School at

‘2$l. Strangers welcome.Attentive ushers.

Grace Church.-,Prayer yeeling at 10_ a J in. Rev. Howard Sprague. D. D at ll and |Rev. Thom: s Marsllalfat '_?.Slll|d§y School at 8.15 Strangers always” welcome and

qu- ; .__

‘£4

WOMAN’S ANKLE

Has been the theme of

morn than one poet. . Well might it be if encased in one of our perfect fitting

EMPRESS SHOE ¢.

Prices $2.00, $2.50,

$3,oo, $3-50 and $4.00.

MORRIS & SMITH,

| Agents for C i`tJ:v i. ,

cualinma wallrs

,CongressmanBotkinsaye:

' wanren

good repmtitioi in each state(nne in fhis|a!.°'_J° D’

eultv f¢<l1if¢3) M represent and advertise old ILL- F- v°'“|'¥i 3 FWNIUW "il eitiblished wealthy business house olsolij fin- _hh ‘Sify 9! Anfnhp Glas *ISYS aucial standing Salary $2 i oo weekly with ex “ 'KVI ml “W *K

v-ues nfliirioliil. all pints in mn .limi ir& mq

elm weamasy from ima elses. nom me aldaas, vided a gen( erm carriage furnished when necessary. Refer-R iwxpdi Q Xl

ences. Enclose self-addressed envelope. Col I (KI In f b lbfl

_ . el

oval. cams minding, emu . together. IIseI&eaaswpensa. -

sepciodiyuoeiy Il..TI!;Yer&y. V

» moat ecnimcniorai ct summer

I

A F08 SALE ntarrhiambrhottlioatomaeh. This

#5 F5

lluarecentietterte Dr. Hartman,

V “l[yDearDoctor-Itglvua me pleas- uretoeertiryto the emsellsat curative qualttleaolyourmedieiaea-Perunaand ilanalin. Ihavebeenamieted more or

_ 'lesstoraquarterotaeentury witheav

tarrho! tliestoniaeh and esnatqialon.

_ AreaidenoeinWaahhgteaihaainerQaeu

WASTE)-Toireatb Nov.iothhou.se,fam-4 *STN* A a' is Mya! ily of twat Addtijtatiug rent and location.-amid” ‘|579 ‘"3 I* dl* @m° renal cumin, once. is<i'3l pa plete relief, and I aiu sure thataecathi-

WANTED-Several persons of character and mano! thmn'mm”‘ .

' 'ran ooaanias cn1l`a£ori~ur6wli‘~i:ais?3k?ianitA`ri"is£iiri>;»»serrsnsnn 11 rss? '

1

, .

Th Muon Schurmau was a passenger by ,, the Northumberland last even|ng.'

l

_ R. B. Montgomery returned last even; -ing from attending the I_1alilax exhibi-

i tion. .

The funeral of the late Samuel Crosi.r.

Malnequa will taki place at 3_ p. ln. to morrow, Sunday. >

Nim. llcQoarrie, A. C. Siunlers and

‘U1G¢oi-ge W. Bohiasen returaedlast even- ing' hum Newcastle, N. B.

Quitealargs number ol young people

enjoyed a social dance in the Ludlow Hall building Thursday night.

-Cairr W. H.Barnardandllrs Barnard arrived in Suminerside yesterday. They were heartily welcomed by their many friends.

Edward Walker leaves by the North-

umb=rland today on return to Bass River, N. B. taking with him some ine look‘ng draft horses which were pur- chased for him by J. B. Buss. R.-.v.'Dr. Sprague, N. B. arrived here

Thursday night and remained in San.- ly vrerside over yesterday. He goes to Char- lottetown today and will preach there next Sunday.

Very many will regret to learn of the

de ith of Samuel W. Crozier of Halpeque, which occurred about nine o'eloek yester day morning of paralysis. Deceased’ who was 55years of age was widely known and a much respected farmer. He was a member of Court Aberdeen I. 0. F., Kensington. W. A. Crozier. Kensington is abrother and Hrs. William HeKay.

Malueque is a sister sf deceased;oiie other brother James resides ir. Neva-ia, U. S. A.

Daniel Steele returned home bythe

4.

em:

.., .W0 LM

menus; lima asv nmrirl& .gs

provided with comfortable vests.

'School and Bible-classat2.3l. `

l RevR.WSteveusonatlland7 Sun

il PPN9'

St.

unsound

I

s¢fvl»».Bev.'ii=o»ei»n» l oi r....t

We carryal'i?ieeiidV£‘lIlllilU‘k’s"

iuzsiirrlaiaxr. . .1 ' _Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10.' Ravi " D. B. Macuod at ll and 7. Sunday

mwewasnei

St. James.-Prayer meeting at li) Rev &¢ ad

Jr F Fallenon at 11 ma mv. ‘rliomas xv unable and i Goodwill, B. A. at 7. Sunday School and

'mills meataxyné. , magma Ready

Bev G.R. White M.A.at ll and 7.Snnday .§‘;.¥‘..°‘:§.':.‘.%.’::.':m‘;.‘::..."f.:'.f'.Y..“f.:_f*‘ mime, anyglgwfgwemw .~

, cmmciror ciiiiisr. r ' Z , wh *° h nw

I Services at 11 a.m. and 345 p. m. 3 troubks’ fm h

- cirirrn/tncnnisriair $11 w*

,diy school.” aan. Prayer nesting Gm' Gaiman and .cami Jw

iht t8o’clock. Seatsfree

l.‘f..‘i“".‘i‘;.“°"’“.'....'.‘. ~ ~-~'-W “fr r# M

`| sr. nUir_s'ra1r’s cariianuai. _ M

First Ha_ss_at 7.2!), seeoudjlass at 9 and

Highllam at 10.3). Veepers and Bene ...».... .... diction 7 Ctecliism t2 H

at p.m. e 8 P-“L »8f¢Il0W3li0#IH M #QI

- ANGLICAN. - C0m¢ in and let US ¢!0W

Paul’s-Bev. Leo T. W. Williams

Rector. llorningaervicel1a.m. Sunday B

School at 2.3!) p. m. Evcnini! service at |

7 p.m. All seats free and unappropriated

St.P f r' -B .J Sipson, l.A.

Prim iifesfmnizvmsfr. E. num, n. D Plea” ka" 70”* in Uh’ U

Asst. Priest. Holy communion (plain getting’ gout hat Q' buf*

8 a. ni. Holy Communion (choral) and

Sermonatll a.m. Mstins (lIlain)at M5 sud” sawn” “__ Wewantyour trade wil

Chwal Evensong andsermon at 7 p.m. OUT b¢Sf t0 Bev. L Cooper Robinson of Tokyio ‘ Japan will preach at this service,

isgsuerallykiiou-iiaadyapepsig1’la'nna

FORSALR-A NU wlky- G°°d r¢l»if--- euruilieseeasmlikemagie. U-°"‘-'~°"‘*“~ _ “W Ityeudenotirlveiiscnptuidsatb

§i

TOLET- Hall suitable for public meetings .

Apply to éeorge Wheatley. 9d imc

T0-LET-lense on King Street, near Rail

Northumberland last evening from ‘ . ' »

Holy Communion every week day

Halifaxwiththe wellknowntrottersA<'a n 745- ‘_ m. chunk and An sam”

A laeiorynmlhhulitlieuse d P¢'nna,) Mm'md Ronmont *ith whichhewon Clleliel 09” WU! dl! UDDI l‘lll1'i°°U° 2

~ T0 LET ‘¢|g¢gm”g°])|_ng_n 'hu' "mmm, 'made in nw" “dug sunset iorinivate devotions. ' f

' tnllstatsuiieiitotyonrmsqaiid liewim.,l,:e';|t;iT,.rg,:,‘,,,s°'|’,;i°',W |l:::y,:,`,'.-gefg satvarioir nur. _ The av* you my

b°P&°d'°‘"°"‘ in triendswho jubilant over his successes Su14lyS0rYi0¢Sll-7.l13.&ll¢ll¢7~UD-ll

Pam give ulmsgooareeption. Immediately week night- sa-vue.-inmlay, Two”

- ` _ 1.ao.

n. Hifi! qonlandinghewastahenholdol|andThnrsdayFiidavandSaturdayat_

ng’ Qguidq Iinefoom' in g@d °tdef_v| I I I" 'I |'a t§S¢d ll\th¢l|l&l|dRiV8llull& slvgsrn nA¥

..-.|»piyi¢'ra¢l|, ir¢Qnl¢i,r,°w¢¢ Qmasm 1,! f ' "'="'* cheers."1'he Boys Own handengagedtn S » Tlleoveii of an Imperial

._ . “fd” Fourwfn or uufu mesa. “"°'t‘“" °°'°°‘°° °‘°'°" °°‘"°"°'°‘ » S°"‘°°° " “’° ""°“’°°’°’ "‘°"°’ “P1*1>'f°'°°°°P°° 5" 1°°=<1

p o

_Lott ____ selections on me wharf. The hand Street. N2-30 and at 7 li. Ii. mg,Pp,,.atusmv¢,,ted

"'°"°°"°" s"°'°‘ h°"f°'° k"‘°° b°°" 6”" in the ms ter of o i- rments forethe

¢ oven is greatest

‘e‘R it rr°'& mm at skim At fl st ne gidpsoglaentatfvrly, nog; Yf M0 c Ae ` _______ ms, my be

-°===»~=°-»= 1‘;.°i;;‘;.°.;:;f.~::":,‘;..‘;.';r..°;;.':.:;‘:* _ B ’“'““°'°" “.‘1°..".’......”°°_‘ °”“ “’°*° ...‘”°.;f;“5.‘; “”°'......°”'..».. ..... f ‘ ' in. W c 'rum will ' ' ‘

.,°.¢......... U.. »....... P... ....1 . ,,,,, ,,,, _.,,_ ,,, ,,, ,,,__ r,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "'P’°°°°°‘°“ "'“ °°"‘°‘ W °°‘?"~ of a rom mesa rv. mee. :lie

_ The heat of the on

,in km, *um bm ouiwas the unfailingresult forgood on the ' ' ' er l~""lh ~! nl' _

_ ,. - ight menonSunday dtihmifile 1 .

' ming street. Terms liberal. apply an pig _ park of all who ‘exchanged their fl-innels .V ' P|'mP]3 motehes B911; a||d_ U 1 n¢=e>fitei.eod. forli ad ' ts that h ld ,Y’M°c‘A' “"1"” Aum°""°i“'Q’f“ ' ' ~ ' gy

lm :sw Z t;f:°'m=°_ ;_ thitwh .1-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,he Y. ,¢,¢_ ,_,,,.|,, iusnesi-may cleared Fm the

3 ' lc t e ° , B’ _ Hsuvwsefrv-PRIME ...<1..ff..».»...1 .f;°.§§.§°f.m1.n.a.xt ?m”g°M"°'}f§£‘HS“§:__“j{’l*, 1" r 'ff ' ‘ 7 7 ~ -f ' tothe skin wasanswsrahle fora host' of ‘ b' i 2|-emu; A5 Eg wr, Ogg,

A ' ' ' V W, 8

wanrnn-_iamslul¢,1ynmu¢mie. Appl, _ _ . evsi-14 will bawelcomed. ` g l . ° '

'rains if r, unsure, Enema sad orlehsr ?l;ls"t:;;'es;l;';'d"e'ngh;‘;2"w£E:1$en,'th' Je Boys under Mare invited tothe llelte

:s»t"e“' - f- _ . 'Mg ' garb of our forefathers? would restore hm “the Y'M' c°A°b°7° "Mug ”P|mPl“» °1°5°h°"*“‘ Nuff

' d 3.45. Douglas Su herland dopen .i eeuem and

naar walsrsn-nate. .wi the misfweakel-.ea skin lo a ‘° -“ blemishes some

_. _ dicion of robust activity and impart

Ilan with refereneeaf-ir commercial traveler vigor ta the whole “sum ' t° an”-"mum nd “°°u;l°x°°ri°”°° ”° Once at the bedside of a patient suder- required; salary $24 per week, with expenses _

.annul Nmomh sp Denbom S, ‘ chimg°_ ing from acute rheumatism, attended by

9_1, “_ I9' "_ ‘_ ._,8_ od 3_ 5_ high fever, his little experiment at the

- Hot Springs was vivinly recalled to his

llnind. In examining the pllliehll |18 f0lllld

_ un tae inner surface of the flannel shirt

QALABY 0' a)uI&I°I_”“.,°`|-nd kpgm* §C07€l'.'d Lilly dl'0BS Of DCTSDLIBLLOD

like dew on Gideo|i's fleece. H-d not auvcumginaer. as expenses, eau aemuy requires. ,his experiment repeaei itself in this in- w"““|"||‘“;fn¢°'\“"“°“°°"-||""|“ct tonlum on stance 2 Had not the vapory exhalat‘on

ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN P. E. LSLPLND ARD BOSTO-N

AFTER lst’ _ Y f_ In pursuing his studies tie Doctor was

Through Without Change Between Boston and Pt. du' Client i§§’,§1§“”{§§Z‘f.§§§.'I§ "2§'§"1`§f§l§1'.§°f°§ 'ii

_ Bisrwinn g . wiasiwilm

EASTERN) 7.oo p.m. N iv. ESTUN _, arr. 7.25 a. nl. h'As'i‘ERN TIME 10.30 p.m. lv. PORTLAND arr. |4.25 a. m. A TTME 17.45 a.m. v. VAhUl~;isU1< arr.- 19.33 p. m. 8.2o a.m, lv. McADAM arr 9.05 p. m.

ATLANTIC io 4o a.m. ar. ST. JOHN lv. 6.io p. in ATLANTIC TIME 3.45 p.m. ar. PT. DUCIIENE lv- 1.45 p.i.' TIMF.

6.15 p.m. _ SUMMERSIDE lv. 1 a.

9.1: p.m. 'ALBERTUN lv. 6.

een

9

sf, ND Be.

8_ _ _ -_ Cnrr “'N I _ 8_ _ _ , l Bl.&l'ed m0l'8 l3BIS€l§f

45 m O V 1’ With the spreading of itll li

_ ° ’(Dai1y except Saturday. 1-Daily except Sundayf ' Baggage colonist sleeper. first c`ass smoker and irst class coach l:

tween Boston and Point du»~ Cherie. Pullman sleeper l:-etwcrr Boston as St. John. ` 1'

G- ?; QEUOSTER. D- P- A- G P- R-. St-John. N. B

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al-» rum-as

»_=g»;»wa wget.

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STYLISH TAILOR AND OUTFITTER. ~

Summcrside. , .

Nail

We

f ` ll

ol the pores meeting the obstructing in- duenee of the woolen garment condensed L into dropstobe hrought back into. con- tact with the patient’s fever-heated skin i What could naturc’s efforts avail, even aided bvmedical science, if the impuri-D - ties thrown upon the .skin would meet_ with such obstruction in their outward ‘ passage i _

Linen garments, changed airesh morn-

ing-and evening brought recovery in the

L which according, to previous experience should have lasted as man mouths.

ancient and less remote times in favor of linen for underwear. Among the most . striking quetationsla passage i'rcm1Shake- speare is worthy of record:

f‘I` go woolward for penance.” '

“1‘rue,and it was enjoined him~in Rome * for want of _ linen."-Love’s Labor Lost, Act V, Scene II. Could the discomfort of wool next tothe

body and the sanitary features of linen be

lien

garments. Thqli .purchased by une' l ' ~ ...icl;l5.£}ir.iya zaiai to noros ty, an wo often L a iensition of clillliuess. In order to ob-

, - S' talaainaterial_w_hiehhievafywaywould Z'i-v°ff°~>Z°I-'y -2+ ”°Z‘I~Z E %E§§EE%|"=°°°“° "°°"°“°°'° °'° °°'"° ""1 me -

~‘;~¢ V (_, ,TLV ;

. ~ ` LU 1 -

took, thesummm' oflbgajourneyto Eurepainader tdslndy-the

_ , . . ~snT»£n size.-lrs,.wo».e» A

, . lpolim involves la the §,,|,_15".I1T|,,

A B E A lill¢\_¥».\"fi°li..l!l\°l°_~‘!.W1|lili°\-¢l|\‘li¢ dea_t`olTlQ,.Timea, on the new servlet

.ff |whieheiacetheuhasbeeusoably.exploit-1-§||i»,;;,gl§; beau" me

haektoalittlemouataln

h lU the !act`thatatheusaadc¢

conducted under the direct

N

1 hs¢be|snvs°iuI=ed`»alst_f1lil=‘iIir'1vhel1ili»1i\

iiellinenlieshgoods. . tlllie.~ ‘ »

¢.f.\-..

Nicholas Mcavoy, alifelong, much este- emed resident of Exeter, Ont. To ‘reporter-of the Advocate Mrs. McAvoy said:-“Some years ago I was taken with

course ofafew weeks from an attack, asligbt itching under one of myarms. I

gtave itm little atte'ntlonll)i‘l:‘liirsi;mt!hiInking i won pass away, ' u 1 '

mistaken for as tim ‘t

became worse and

lirgravlairid

great d In fact I

80’

hhasbecouie famoustheworld g,3¢1¢,¢,1',¢‘lg¢ggQ,\»,y\¢ #iw h\l°h£4l»¢» Hd mm were reissue lim imparts

to the wearera rf. - f

otshie entlqaiaef which -_-~s....-s¢»a.»¢~_

hetterlihhird t

“swine V rznmgw- " 'v 'i

L ` ` ."“ 1.5:- k ` ` 'L 1

_E .> ` I ~', '_ ". `$“i` '/4:; `> 5‘ é ` :Ii Z 1 __ M

m .,.‘. . . ._ . i ( ‘ (Th ’ ` ~ e ' 1

.\~, V _ -- _ ._ " I vs,” - _ ‘ . ileg¢i»g¢_ 4 an ed

benemsiusosrws-»¢°as§=:|»s.ls~rs»»._ _ iihmmm

'nwe udthsteninmseegwe %;h;.L¢°=

7

le&, `

en: bins- lisp

weaviugiaillsinDareu,Geriaany ilelllfii J

nminys smrm- n. ¢;,sg;gg,i»et» umm

Boaueai. S.a. lllellonaidct mlb. ‘Pala and

w»°léal»e»¢.,~=»i-ins-is 1-- ewYork, ,

lrombadbl A had skin is a :ure sign of had blood-thin blood, watery blood, blood poisoned with impurities. You cau’t haveahealthy, clear skin till you makeyour blood pure and rich with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. These pills are a sure and speedy cure for all skin disea- ses, for agonizing eczema or bothersome

little pimples-for a had complexion or

nglgopen ulcers. No claim is ever made

for . Williams’ Pink Pills not hacked by the most positive roof., and in this cou-

nection we nler tge testimonial of Mrs.

as

e wen it developed

an

the get the

not

WAS there and

lett

I.

01'

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no diseaie diseases are

Wllllam‘s

Wninan s

-Tumors

as

lu

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s 3

IM MAL--

Drews fresh air into the flue

it evenly over the oven thus

foriuiy, back, front and

V

result is Jule , tender

suesisfulaoo ing;

the result of over sixty construction of cook ng apparatus

,asf J ij’

yoarcnaillil.

nowtlimitwlll rusliedwithorders U a`ndyoullheeu&

evsat. lmsi hit whiter mt

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lleaiis safety Your

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