on doubtless hug ¢ .xl ‘ _

5 _ . lLL-llills.;-ll.-wily __

Clear-~ . l ~

V 3 ‘ ._ 1| ~ ._ in gg . _ _ 'ebrol1aerora1.L.'radnisoa_lirt_ ,'e.|:.__ \

Mood W ‘__ __ _, ‘I _ --’ 1.5%; l;nd 1-‘enewed mans acquaintances

_ u- . | 9;. .*-

lhei Aa ~' `”

1 ie na isit here last summer The community was deeply shocked

-- Friday morning wheuamesssge was re

_ TBI Gvllbwv. clnwrrrrovnr; immemnnwun mann. soccer ., ».,.,. . 7

, ` °' 'o

__ _ ._ .. . - if A ., _ eelvsaiqniwunelas the death of mmf

w.w. _. '“¥'§~i “fiivvdflvrs and Corrvsllondanh 2i.“.‘..”°.i.§"?.";Z€”'..';‘;Z.Y.“§ Z.'27..‘;'.”’;‘i’ T 4 ‘ _ ‘ E

.. 6.1; gil* ,,,_ 4;, vie' ag. * ~ 5- .i 4 -. Ever where. Barlham. While Mrs. Thompson has' '

lla lllllltl.. _ l _Sllro ini. . lslalll

ENAMELED `, _ _-Our variety of Souvenir Spoons,Belt souvgpllg __ 1.>i1f1s,'Bro0clies, Cui Links, is larger

J EWELRQ, than ever before. The newest patterns.

W. W. WELLNER, Jeweler.

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“seasons

the Flgf ,Fi Ni _._ _ _ _ ‘ '

hom Work Gllllloltlm » \ __

Leading Studio "T Q cannons ‘ ' ' D _ _ _

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welcome.

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CRAMPS"

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Huesss'

STRAWBERRY COMPOUND. ..I‘I.5.'.”.f’.’é ”f1.'."§‘.".'.‘..T.l'l’.‘é‘..°.l’.‘i.l!.’.ll'."”?§.1l.°Z'i “°">"-..':"=.:':f'.~-r.:::'.:'°:'..::“::i:.:-sz: - ii°°`iilil°l>¢li°¢“p¢ lime heme. nad? fer emeri-

l .

25: a bottle. W

Geo. E. Hughes,

Apothecaries' Hall. -

, This is your chance

to get a bargain, window ti1l_ed_ to top and selling at

our _

H16 \ the

lowest prices.

'minimum M Menvs Boots $I_0o_

.. SOURIS . .L

Meu’s Shoes 75c

_V_\{_omen’s Boots* 7 5c.

Souvcilllrs- -

will. a view of Seal-lsr `l Harbor on each _ _

25 to 506.

Mabon’s Drug Store, ‘

Souris, P. E. Island.

Youths' Shoes 6oc.

Come early and

secure the best.

Allayll. ilu. -

_ ,

lf.

-.Drinks.

I A beve

\ y ,beenin ill henlth for many years her _, 6 sudden demise was unexpected and was

“_” received by her many friends with

, ‘ much surprise _ and profound

, Wm1°1»: August. I |eorrow.'_ The Luneral lervlces were held Tar Olivette ls expected to arrive early “W” th” f'““"Y 1'°”id°"°° “F 9 P- N-» SUD

' . P33 as n June 27th, :.1a-._f;_'s:::;:.~:.';;~.l;~.°‘:.:°.:°-sizes” »-“C-me M

' ' ' County owa,iu arcn. 1850; was mar-

EVVEN Mcnqupu Wu] pgggqh (D, V_) q u \‘iEd\ii0 di. R. THGIDBDH D60. T4, lm !l10V6d

Ssbbuth,Aug. 7th. at Birch Hill at 10.30, $0 Earlhallh IOWB. ill March. 189. De- aud at Kinross at 9.21). Monday st l>°l'_f@l`l i/.iliBiife July 15, llXl4,a.ed59year| ‘Plnett-, 'luesday at Belle River, andf_HHdl13 days- T0 mourn ter losshenldes Wednesday at Pleasant Valley, at 7.80 herhushlnd ehelesvss two 2011*. Hush

p. m. ' ' B. ‘and John Charles, and their V /Till-: Lunenburg left North Sydney ]g:;,n!;i;t€;;_ee

yesterday for Picton under ber lownmmm. she will than go on the Madden, Holton, Kan.. J. G. Madden,

L - Grove, la., and G. M. Madden

murine slip for repairs. She is not leaking '

and it is thought her injuries are slight.- 22;' e¥‘sF:l::;\§l;;;ri$§“1`;a;§J°ul:t

5 dll Plitt ol

tomorrow mornlrg; ig#-Y.Ju|y 17. conducted by Rev. D. H.` »

tt of Pitzer Ia. after which inter- ' '

w.o..1 nl f ‘““ ' ' _ _ New Euogzié 8 ‘:i';';3“&"':e;'i;;dB:“k °4 ment was made ln Earlbam oemetery -

y y “me” Ma ret Madden w bor _ O

‘ V . . . I _g A11 colored shirt walsts laid out on the trout

counter at half price.

.~ _

A 5 lj-3 on walls slllln wllsls

_ I This lot includes all the very latest things _ direct from the makers: white organdles, lnwnq. rnuttings, and vesting; made. dp to suit the most fastidious Perfection in

THEB plist Chu ch et Murray river

has puroh sedan organ for use in the servo s of the cnlucll. 'ihroughlthe energy and perseverance of Miss Ola Jackscn the eu‘iro amount has beep ¢ollected,nnd the th nks of the church are due to her, and tothe friends of all denominations who so kindly responded toher request for donations. 'Ihe work ofthe chulch is rrogressing encourag- ivgly. MlssMinetta_(Jrandail B. A. of Acadia '03 who has' been teaching in NovaScotia the past year, has arrived at Murray River, and will spend thc summer vi ith her parents.

The Rev. John M. Maclnnls M. A. L

who visit thslsland a few days ago has re- ceived a unanimous cali to the First Pres- byterian Church Montrose, Penn.§'.l`his is thc church :in which Judue Jessup lllho nominat- ed Abraham I lncoln for President served as elder for many years, and in which the noted missionary, Rev. Henry Jessup D. D., L. L. D. vi as baptized nnd_orduincd io the ministry. The church is considered one ofthe important ohur.-hes in connec' tion vi ith the Amcrl an Presbyterian church and is a most desirable charge. When it became vacant more than 60 names were presented] to the committee _‘oh supply to te considered as suitable candidates f r t-he pastoruto of the church. ,When Mr. Maclnnls was on his way to the Island a fe lv weeks ago he supplied the church for two Sundays w ith the result that he Qhlxs been extelldedju unan- imous I call to become their Pastor. Mr. Maclnnis is now supplying Jlnncs Chumh, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia for two Sundays, and will leave for his home in Santa Clara, California about the lst of August. He will not give his decision on the Montrose call until lifter he returns home. Mr. Mclnnis has many fr ends in thlscity who will be glad to hear of his success. He-is married to Miss Cofiln of th's city.

TEE Grnnd R vcr Co's steamer, Viking,

Captain Mogrldge, lms returned from her trip to Labrador. She left Hal-fax on, .Tune ll, and proceeded to Rikouletv Labrador, where she d-bclllirged her general cargo and landed her passengers. At this p rt she took on tho body of. Dr. Hardy, the young Pr ncc Ed- ward I*-llanli h s clan, who died

_ l ' - f , p /_

.z ,fleet Febru rv. form the results of a

m I "chill taken in hs efforts to realli Mr.

Wallace of tha illl' tcd Hubbard explor- inlzexped tion. The Vikinl then preceed- rd to ucbeo where the bodv WN 1511504

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and t 11 k on a cargo of Hour pork and haY~

ret-uming ozaln ti Rigoulet. 'iho steamer met lots lfi- e ln the Labrador coast and

. at onetimcwas held for fourteen days.

Lime Julceis one of the mo`st he vvlntn the Grand River tl Gar-

. ~ Y D

iinv‘g°r“t{ng and healthy summer t¥er's Basin n nw called Gi|lisD°l‘l- All lfi\9

I' H95 We Cinfy in 5t°Ck the slte l f the oompanv'~4 opel ltims the tem

Humlx Chmnicm wth' wild and fond mother ‘She was r sgect

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ed and loved by ull vi ho made her ac' i quaintance, und while we mourn her taking away, we arc reminded that it is ,not all of life to live, nor all of death to die.

There is no death! The stars go down

To rise upon some fairer shore,

And bright in helwe1\`8 jeweled crown

They shine for evermore.

_There is no death! But angel forms

Walk o’or the earth with silent tread;

They bear our best loved tiling awuy

And then we cull them dead.

J. R. Taolusolv.

(Patriot pleuse\copy.)

A GOOD COMPLEXTON

RICH SOFT SKIN

Bring Joy to Every Woman's

Heart, and Draw Admiration

- from Every man. How to Im-

prove Your Appearance. _

1 The true source of béauty is health, so

sh:li\léi.lt;te3§;p!per steps to regain and

‘ m n e < '

When beauty begins to fade you can be

almost certain that some dcrangement oi functional activity is sseretely undermin- ‘ ing strength au vigor. Th's mast be stopped and can be Itoppod by~Ferrozoue, wh ch vlvliles all bodily functions so quickly that an improvement in health and looks immediately follows.

Frrrozoue increasps the appetite and

improves digestion. his stimulates nut- rition, and qulckens the formation of rich pure blood. Better blood means stronger nerves. Ir creased nerve force reduces the wear and tear on the body. Strength de- velops, spirits rise, an all round improve- ment follows.

A rebuilding process is started by

Felrozone that result; in a plump. well- dsvelopevi figure; the complexion ecomes clear and rosy, pale hollow cheeks iill out and sunken eyes take on a new lustre and brightness. _ »

No lady can afford lo miss the beneiit

that invariably follows the use of this grand restorative. Ferrozone isa tonic

a rebuilder and regulatorcf unqualified merit: To its and ur ng and lasting re- sults-thousands haveieslloed. In a ooo-

vlncing letter trolg her home in Laus- downe, Mrs. F G utler says:

“For yearsl had a sallow complexion.

I did everything to improve it but didn't aucceedtlll [used Ferrozone. It improv- ed the condition oi my hlr od and In A few weeks brought a rosv flush to my cheek. I took lone Ferrozone tablet at meals ann gained strength and ilesh. I can strongly recommend Ferrczone to every woman who wanls clear healthy complex- ion. Ferlozune did wonders for me."

Ferrozonvla lhe best,qulckest and most

permanent road to health. You should net it right away. But beware nf a sub ‘ stitute and be sure You get Ferrozona when you ask lov lt. Price 50a ner box or slx boxes for $2 50, lg all onlgplsts nr by mail from the Ferroxune Company, Klnlz-

ston, Ont.

at thedrst signs of failing health everyone*

ixunship. _ ~

i 80C

- $135 $1.65 $2.25 $3 25

“ $1.10 ~“ $1.50

“ $2.17 $3.85 “

STANLEY BROS.

» &\l8li¢¥» Siyla, fit. Rnish, and work-

now 54c $1.00 now 67c “ .84c $1.40 “

940

$1.30.

“ $1.84.

$2.57.

$1-95 $275

yl-30 uri .Bllclf 0lil;iNl>lE, 1-.lun BLACK alllllv slllln wllsls

$1.20 for 8oc $1.45 now 97C.

" $1-95 M' $3-L30 $2.35 “ $1.57.

-All new' and ‘right up-to-date in every respect.

_ “STANLEY BROS.

HALF PRICE

Colored Skirts.

1 - F01' b&19-IlCC Of Ladies' Cotton Shirt Waists and

newest styles.

YZTE-

1-3 0EF LADIES’ WRAPPERS

All sizes, all good patterns, full sweep, and

$1.15 for 77c $1.25 for 84..-_ $1-50 “ $1.00 $1.75 “ $1.17.

“$2.10 “ $1.40 $2.35 “ <,lc;_57_

The public can depend upon getting

exactly what is advertised here,- STANLEY' -BROS.-‘ . _

l'-3 0'FF LADIES’ SHOWER PROOF f COATS AND CLOAKS

A splendid assortment to select from-all

this seas0n's importation, and direct from the makers in England. Don’t miss this oppportunity of get- ting good goods cheap.

STANLEY BROS.

lllra’s Anolhllr Sllua Slofo- Story

ludlsluue one-rather nge advice. For real °:mi0r\,heller veal-,a ln n should have several :'“v!°f»hoe\. 1`lle|l`u|f'._ ir worn day in ullds _ ` _

v out i ll Ml t I li 'i

ii” °“l"‘*. Din digs); #Qi 5-ig. U|`id‘: W P li'-7.'_"“'““‘=‘°~s-_-= - ~\.~».\-we-\al.°=.~.°_-f°v‘*

. ...¢ __ > V . _ ,_-,.,,,;_ _. » .l lea..-,-_...s < '-»

A- E- Mesaci-lslll ~“°°°

& GOEE

The Bhoemlu.

" M-11- ss.. nag ‘s~'~. _“wal

l,,| , A _ _V _ -:?.§...¥°;'...‘:.{ "_.¥'.'*.._.*“_.'?l2.-‘..?_"1__f‘*_'r° 2

X l'|'|

£55

days all the

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celeb MON d

rice

3 _ - g . _ rated SOVEREIGN and peratuxc was over 90 in salts of the

TSERRAT bi’HndS, Pliii l1P_i1`l large quantities of ice on thc coast. ll. is e

“‘°"'}1‘2..3.“.'°',..,,‘>°.i.f‘.`ii‘. .‘.i“‘;‘”:‘...‘.’; z.t.‘:°:.r‘1..”.';:‘:‘.f.;” :;:.';.‘:f “.125 --

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prim all the lending gag :ad vaixtlzgtil I” i)0i'.fl¢. A W¢ ‘hive 8180 ,R full brought back seven men whose term of

Ee ` in ‘Q 2 , ‘nd service had exp red. Ono of them a Ship

-A brlght,il:ldustrlous boy can learn of mploy ment during the holiday season by 1

-Souvenir postal cardvoi Prince Ed

wardlsiand, A- variety. lo select from for

ne ‘Syrups ' 5 Harbor man, had takenlx wife unto lllm sale by A. Brown, stamp vendor in th

remslo enihis`m'.»tyle like everything else-illble

clothing or hats. Yester-

daythe Crayon was the portrait-To-day the Sepia

= is the tlging-and we makin are miie sepni lane eeaaxq-The kind :have

-pisrsllmeac.

" ' l a

£1” were seen on the trip home.-Hnlllax'

" "`~'-Wuhly Eoxuroiou Bulletin. The

-_gpuymiggnugl Q" C0, never," 'ram-ulsy at aaa umm 'rrlp

nt bonies' self while there -an Esqu lnau widow- Oharlotteiown Post Baollice. d

and, she, w th her four ch ldren, rllmc __________________ __

w th him. On the voyage the boatswaln _ V

of the ship fell ovcrhoard und vi as rc:-lcnod ‘

by Charles Thompson, one of the return- ing lumberman.All\rge nunlheroflcehergs

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Chronicle.

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Etfervescent Aperlent Salts-This is a

preparation everybody should take this hot weather. It kupl the blood ln good condition and free from impurities, and hssovery ooollug eifect. Put up in 25°

botvies and sold by A. W. Roddin, Phm.. -»-

B. Central Drugstore. /

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cumlortahie, palace iroaS. 8. “Dity o London" will make tour afternoon ex. mn-also trips each week tar holmes of eellonufollowsz- To Orwell, Walloon depot L00. Bound trio 8llcls;"‘W¢at

_ ;"; f/ . 1-

, _‘ Drop into ' ' _ liUTCHESON’S '

.'$il.Tll....f?'-'-2»T.`....'."£?i...'.f...’i’i’ 1' _md sec now lfllcali ..?1:“;-..‘.‘:‘:'.:.=...‘.2r:'°:;°..':°.'.:f' a and Rellnle j_,,..1,, . s..a.u. i .

_===~ - 7*.-‘a m ~-

wmmm i F

Chocolates are light and delicious without i ~

Creamp are the favorite confections during the warm

that melt awav in your mouth and can be had in

ashes usday. Wllite’s name on cveryplece.

Call be bought. _ G. F. HUTCHESDN,

Jeweler.

Desllrisny Block. l

@‘!0 l$M° I i | ~

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HOT WEATHER WANTS Phone nz

in the form of Fruits, Syrups, Lime Juice, Canned Meats, etc., at quick selling prices. Call

€Al.\|ZEl?@ZI\| do SC).

What about your preserving sugars and jars _P We have

both-prices right. '

‘-`-*.v*ul‘i

lNleRNAligljlpNExHlBllloN

iilll I0 24lh SCDI., 1904.

The Largest and Most Attractive INDUSTRIAL DIS-

PLAY ever made here is already assured.

The Prize List is full of interest to

GENERAL FARMERS. STOCKMEN. `_DA|RYMl'.N. POULRTVMEN. etc.

About $l000 added in Extra Classes and Special Prizes Im' Horses and Cattle.

AMUSEMENTS.

A welcome departure from The llcaten Track l Tm! aalcnrnsr arm ansr or an/mn Nr.w 'rmsos selected from all over the

continent.

Tml`BoMa/mnMnN'l‘ or roar /m'rm'R and other Magnificent Sl-t Pit-ces com-

prillng the most expensive and elaborate FIRHWORKS l)lSl‘l.A\' r-ver nr- range for a St. john Exhibition.

MUSIC:-A Specially Strong Feature-l-lvl; harms n:~‘<;.\<~.lln_

Cheap fares by rail and boat from everywhere.

Smm ron runs mars and all particulars to

` W. W. HUMHARD, Managing Ilileclor, St. jl-lm N. F.

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