. » ¢-Y. fs ` ._ ` 1 ` ` , , j ` Oillcos lnlilew Prevue _Block _ , _ _ A F - MP!" 1 . 1 'i‘utxsrrsng_arnents!ore't..lames‘-B - \(f$ _ Q- g g ," ' 1 -Charlottetown' day School Plyalo at Salolk on Thuratiug » D' ... - ' I -

, . A - ' "» ~ » ' ` - . eaves ar wa . a. m.,spsc

I _ . |`\;::;k:;?5¢\|‘y=¥|»¢?|::¢° gum; ' ` . - _ , sling leaves Charlottetown atlio'eloekin the mer we have adargeussorinunt than ever-,~ mm"“°“°m M du but mmuhmmu’ md afternoon. neturaiuaieava Suirelk (cr the 'rite very latest Piss, spoons, Brooches. Paper Knives. ete. :mm _,I _ W," 0, 50 M w 'L . city at 7.30 p. m. Return rm as cents.

W W " WELI.-.NE J el °~`-~»- . -‘---1----4 ..::°;.:‘r.'a':.'.:'.'“:..T;:.':::

° _ - ° ~ - ’ "phd “nu 4V'm‘-dub' 'M m“°°° lon Companyrelative tothe transpor-

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___ __ ' _ ___ ___ _ __ ___ _ __ _ ° ‘ V' m' U W' °°‘l_\¥',‘ for Hom, mmm' wuk at 0|,”-|,,|M¢,°'|,.

YOU '-‘- - ABE ‘ ' D ,

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1 i5.ii7§?~.;.7‘.ii':‘.§?§1::"f:.‘?;*l:§ ,nove y. . 'TQ `

VIQIT ova. . _ »-1-pnro. _

-A GEO. H. "COOK,

Where llshv is Always Welcome.

invests" v

Ri)0T BEER.

A delicious, wholesome and cooling

beverage. _A xo cent bottle "mslres5 gsllens."~

stu. t. nusnes,

Apothecarles Hall _ _

. Q »-.`,~ » ~ - *`<i§§i -

\\_ . .1 § U

' § I ‘$4 Hrs.:

3. <4’/’

rf;

` ~ '* 1 T

\.t'=¢

//25..

fi' 5/ .iif 1”

Lurlies' Chocolate Shoes. regular 8.00 new

1.60. Ladies' Chocolate Shoes. Blucher cut, cheap

at 02.50 now |l.tl_), _ V

A-E-MoEaohen- To. The

Coffee Drinkers

We have just recci_v_ed,_ a, _ship-_

ment of Chase and Sanborn’s HIGH Gmane Correa; This coiiee is ireshiy roasted- and being of the highest quality we can recommend. to those who know a good article Ground fresh at, our store asyou want it. ‘

Get a trial order and judge its

merits.

M C K E HN N A’S rut»rt|e{§‘f’3".f'ri."';f"&.r.°:tf's.“3'?‘-

H,

7 96.

~wiiibt1yyou women’s

E box cali” shoes.

1 womens sn. kienip-‘.

. 'I A i 1 ISWNQBQ’ 5PON(]Bs’.‘§PON(]BS Man. Coupling device. The “Invent.or‘s

_'will buy you meu’s

boots at ` '

NW. PWD'

n s`aie of job \

Abootsit

1

The warmweather

is here,and now is the time when

you feel the. need of something cool in footwear. We

have a complete

line of white can- vasgoodsin nien’s, women’s and child* ren’s. f

Men’s shoes $1.50. Women’s shoes $1. Misses’ shoes 85c. Child's shoes 75c. -.1 .

' .ggni/:;_;T;'a':l;1yx:i.:°hzfgm herst, the oldest living hrothcr of Mrs. . 'tn ww ’ < Johnson spoke briciiy. The presents, in-

' » cluding a purse of gold, told of intelligent

_ ' quartirz- mother's great mission in teaching and

` W. P. -Benjamin S. Craawell. and training the live daughters and two

Direct From the ' Mills. .

Five Roses in bbls. and }§ btbis. Fado” .1 .. .. .. .

Royal Stuart,

Beayer, in bbls.

Gyvly.

Beacon, _

Beaver in 25 ih. Sacks.

o lb.

5-' .2.. 1.. 33 -

Cheap for Cash at .

Bccr & Goff’s.

*Y 1 ,

f .~\~ fill' ‘ _ .»." \\ ` §=

=t=Err

-.gov '&ff/ ` ` ., 'X _- _ Sew," _ * .

P~"m /, I

‘ 5(/if l i‘r`,‘»~ .

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cases nat in.

' ls i

‘A good earrings sponge go cents:

REDDIN BROS..

Phone sa. .X Orr- P- 0-

l

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issue.

St.--Amherst Ex.

Bases J. Looms, M P. who has been

ilitor several weeks is eonvaleseent and is staying at the Victoria Hotel, Aylmer. Mr. Logan is one of the most popular members of the house of commons and

part which she has taken in the work oi the Society. - Halifax Chrouio'o.

Mas. Willoughby Cummings, Toronto

Corresponding secretary of the National Council ut Women writing The Guardian says: To these resolutions ofihanlrs pass- ed at the Annual meeting the uifloers and delegates who have since returned from the island would like to add a special word of thanks to the Captain of the Northumberland for his kind attention to their comfort:

Dn.J/u|Hant1.\v, cf Fredericton is in the city. He has been appointed by the Dominion government to make a report on the amount and location of the historical material in the Maritime Provinces, to be published as a guide t0 students of Canadian history. Ile will probabiybe two or three months in l{ul|i’ax.ns there is quite an cxl/cnaivs collection here.-Halifax Herald.

A Iiaulrax paper says:--The apple

crap of the Annapolis »Valley, is not likely who as large as it gave promise to he earlier in the season. In the review

Canning correspondent gives, it is point- ed out that the severe frost in June, has reduced tho ‘ earlier estimate and the

Dil 9. D0

Ar the last regular meeting of Refuge'

'Division No 201, Sons of, Temperance at l"|ede1~lcton the following oilicers were in~ stnlleti into their oifice for the coming

W. A.--Ada J. Stevenson.

R. S.-Lottie H. Pound.

A. R. S.-Andrew B. Bugnall. F.-S.-Howard B. Rackham (re-elected.) Treas.-'John H. Weeks (re-elected.)

Chap. -Robert I. C, Hill. Con.--F. Stanley Selilclr.

A. C. -Edna Weeks. '

I. S.-G. Walter Stevenson.

O. S.-Joseph McKinnon.

P. W. P.-Bertha I. Stevenson.

Paranrs obtained during week ending

June Nth.-Below wall befound a list or Canadian and American patents obtained through the agency of Messrs. Marion dc 'Marli1n, Patent. Attorneys, Montreal. Canada. and Washington, D. C. Infor- mation relating to any of those will be supplied by applying to the above named limi. Canada.-Charles A. Juongst. Groton Fails, N. Y. Machine for wire stitching signatures and shoots in book binding. Ernest C. Thorschmidt, Brook iyn, N. Y. Barrels. Ernest C. Then-sch midt. Brooklyn, N._Y. Devices for head' ing and hooping caeks or barrels. Ulric L. Gagdreau, Bt. Damass, Que. Cutting system. John Sheppard, Mlnto, Man. Oiiean and like. Messrs. Guttcrldge Bt Mcilonnel, Hamiota, Nan. Concrete mixer. Dr. August Voelker, Berlin, Germany. Incandescent electric material. Frank E. I-Init., Vancouver, B. C.

Electric water heater. Uunited States.- Patrick Keuchen, Montreal, Que. Wagon attachment. David Finley, Killarney,

Adviser" is Just published. Anyone ln- tereatellin patents or inventions should orderacopy. ' '

Foot Elm-There is no better prepara-

tion on the market today than "Foot

Elm" for tired sweaty sore fest. It gives instant relief in the worstoasss. It is

iii Still ill lil l.0i.,'r.;:§1:f°“..f“.':.:'.';i::":-':.1.r;°°.;r..£‘f

B Us

Iron~0x Tablets can be had at McDonald

The subscriber offers for sale or io* R u°mM°n», Dn,““m_ -,dn

let his property at Csrdi an Bridge

The honse is large sndwelixnlshed audi A W pt," d|,¢,,,, ,,¢,‘f,|.;g5_35 lg, W_ p has a basement warehouse, with out C°|wm».’ s,,,m”|d,_ lm “

snn°t;us',t co's

v :s...'at..,s..... ~

ad i . For f the ol

H:iii’slx:':Jzp1;¢i= yn. llcrlgill, résrdl: gan Bri ge or to the owner,

H. F. BIB8HTT»

Windsor, N. 8.

so rmo.

has

makin , Their delicate that they are superior to White's nsmeare sold by '

need

Mas. Com’ 0,! North Wiltshire, accom- that there will bean immense number oi panled by hell, daughter, Mrs. Moore of people oomingtotho island. and if ne-

' O »-- Moreii,` are the guest ol Mrs. Cepp'a eessary, the Northumberland will make

~ enigma-,Mn. w. 1-1. wet.t.,L»-Punch. double trirstoseeommodetethem.

his many friends will be glad to know ‘iii-id Of heart fI\i|lll‘° WH'-l‘Ull1¥ at the that he is able tp be sr-“mi ,gn|n,- hon|eofherfatherOswald Gay,50 Pinck

Ottawa Free Press. My street. alter a weeks illness, at the

age of seventeen years The funeral

Mas. R. W. Wcnnals., wife ol there- “WI wmbohsld Sundu bmw

M » , _ ces ya p. m. :":“:;:'“°;`_|°t G';"‘:'d s"';°" t'i’1h“v';’h_ in the Perkins-street Baptist church,

° “ °” “ ‘Y -V ° ° cms street near Pearl. Mas Gay was ..

m°“°M|”|°”"y s°°l°"y '°' *'h°"Ch“"b memberof the ohoruschoir, a teacher in

I with a beautiful silver _fern dish, accom- um |“wrmn,“n“ depnmnem 0, the Sun'

“Med by an “dm” expreulng “gm” day school an active worker in the Young at her departure and appreciation of the Peuplds “mon md lor ,wo yours B mem

. _ ,

vltheiruitswwlns lndustry which our 'Henry stllsiiand havrfbeev prohibited.

damp and mm w-“ther at ma DM, and Mrs. J. B..lohneon celebrated the 50th -month mn mmuwhat injure me qua, anniversary of their marriage. In the ity. The present outlook, however, is Ribwlgce °H'hEi§(;“"’:”'; p““"""'b?”"'dr'lI'B~ that there wilibe an average yield of ° an pr” ‘gvng an ° B B "sf “ le one ex rwrcsumuung me crop which was responded to brlcily by M1.

Edward lslunfl, afterwards for Z) years in the employ of the B. A. 'i‘. Bc B. Society, of Halifax. One lesson for our young

P U ' ample, Is, that great- talent-s may not bc

'was a joyous reunion, the eifects ti'

or address P. 0. Box 013, Cimrlottetown.

each.

I Ill. OB

ww-

it is expected from the word received

Tns8omsrville, Mass Journal has s

tribute to the memory of the late Miss Leona M. Gay, daughter of Oswald and Mrs. Gay, formerly of Charlottetown and granddaughter of Edward Wood,Pownal. the Journal says -Miss Leona M Gay

ber of the ehuroh. A singularly gentle and gracious spirit, she had endeared her- sell to a large circle of young people who will share the sorrow of the immediate family over her sudden and permature tiecease.

Posrat. cards with certain pictures on

them have recently been prohibited in severaloountries. In Russia all cards bearing the portrait of Toistoi are re etroyed;in Turkey no L-ard bearing the name of Allah or Mahomet, the photo- graph of the Kaaba or the portrait of aMohammcdan woman, is allowed to go through the mail; in Sax-my all postal carrie are prohibited which re for in any way ton recent adventure of Princess Louise; in Portugal the postal oiliciais have been instructed o destroy any card which is designed to cast ridiculc on the king on uwtun. of his eorpuience; in France strcuuuus ef- forts areconst-sntly being made to keep outof circulation picture postul cards which are an oifense to good taste; und, ilnally,all cards referring to the lute Queen Draga Machiu and to Prince

ON the evening of July 4. at Stowinckc,

Colchester Country, at their home, Mr.

Johnson Dimock Archibald of Alu

loyalnffeotiotf. The seven children, all living, and twenty-one grandchildren, were well represented in this happy com- pany. Due credit was given to thc

sons, those noble principles which are so wellexempliiled in theCbr-lstlnn character of each one of them. Similar reference was made to Mr. Johnson‘s life long effort toteneh the evils of intoxicating drink and tobacco, and uf his own life in har- mony with his teachings; also of his spending twentyiive years as colporteur,, in the past five years of that period sell- ing books for Dimoek Archibald, who at that time conducted a business uf Prince

eo le from Mr. Johnsun's life and ex

necessary In order to achieve real success in life, hut great perseverance in usintz what talent we have, is necessary. It

which will not soon be forgotten-Truro News.

-Citizens who desire milk or cream of

the i1est quality, pasteurlzed or otherwise should speak to the delivery men of the Hopeton Pasteurlzed Milk & Cream Co.

Buttermilk also supplied at lowest prices. ii~2ii d 3 mos'pd.

[lil = MON DS

THAT SHOW

THEIR WORTH.

one of the stones you may

be in truth applied to any

large coliection,,aii laying equal claim to your admir- `ing exclamation: "lsn't it s gem!" Onr prices are

_ the lowest at which fine

stones can be sold for.

i A mere glance at it good

diamond is ample to indi- cate its quality. This can

chance to examine in our

4'.,

Q

unch.

75¢ iilhil Shirt 1 iilaisis at Sidlliti' Hi’ S.

Ax The Always Bulv

Made of line laws, front trimmed clusters of line tucks.

with 2 rows of broad lace insertion. back fine tucks and

75 (¢lll$ Eiltil.

cells hemstitched tucks -worth $l.00 of anybone‘a money- Our price 75tc

Also a good assortment of colored and black and

white waista in all sizes

|sTA. E B120. I

flavnrs are '

Strawberry. Vanilla, Cherry.

is

Syrups and L1rn.e Juice PRICE l0c BOTTLE UP

A large variety to select front. Sonic of tho Ilimu .lnlnc

_ lo. ` Raspberry, Lemon, Pineapple, liottls

SANDERSON (D.CO.

W ,

K UWT- "" '“ i SEI QFIBW if li

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fect circulation of air

will be mailed FREE. For sale by

Ileimei linen Mesh

People who are liable to colds at every change

in the weather can do nothing better for their com~ fort and health than to wear

Dr. Dclmci Linen Mesh Underwear

Its peculiar mesh construction admits of a pei-~

the same time tones up the skin, making it less sen- sitive to draughts and weather changes. In fact, people who wear Dr. Deimel Underwear are almost exempt from colds so common in this country. Thousands of people are wearing it and could not be induced to change to any other. Booklet telling all about the underwear, with sample of Linen-Mesh'

. H. iiicllonald.

P. E. ls1tr.d’s Greatest Clothing House. <

“ l‘_ak: nofoiher bnt the Dr. Deimei Linen Mesh.”

_'T

over the body, and at

Excelsior Life

P3»nY»

Head Oiiioe, Toronto, Some Sallent Features from Report of 1904. Insurance in force . . . ... 1 , 6, 98.3 lacrosse. Z4 per cent. l|,47i,i‘;4.B] New Insurance issued.. $2 118,157.00 increase, 16 per seal, $609§5t.15

Cash Iucomel, Premiums, B 6

Interest, c c., 2 1,54 .51 Increase. 26 per uni. $57,g66_09

Total Expense. Payments

to Policy-holders, etc.. $i66.93t.19

Interest Revenue alone more than pays Death Claims. Delilt Claims during year $J6.li1_.ilil Rate per 1,coo means Insurance in force 5.56 per cent.

Average annual Death

Rate 14 years, 2% mos-3.54 per tooo

‘Ins lowest rsissa users lor say uneasy sf ssls age,

Reserve (being in excess

of Govt. standard) 5]44 t>74.4g iscvesu, 13 par cell, SIM, 19.i1

Total Assets for Policy-

holders security, bal., fr,253,:t6.o5

$i.¢1isr svsry leliar ei lisbi ity, tseiaslsg ltssstvs. Net Sarpias ea Pstley- '

boilers Aassst $l54,i4i M

Reserves for seven years on lim. table,

Interest at 3% per cent.

Interest earned on mean Net Assets 6.33 ser cast.

AGENTS wAN'rs:n. CHAS. J. MITCHELL,

Iewelier and Opticlsn.

G, 7, litttclmott, ...:;'::'.::;’...‘.‘.'1f'§...

l5dw

Insurance Com-

Trip in Moreli

ONLY 25c.

Come and bring your friends to Zion

Church picnic to bc held on tlic l1cauti~ ful_grountls of R. N. Cox, Itsq., at Morcll,on Monday, _lnly tolli. Train leaves Charlottetown nt 9 a. 111. Rc- frcshnurnt Booth with icc-crcntn. fruit, ¢tc. Also ica tublc for visilors-tickets 25c. Ticlrcis on sale at Coiliu & Co’s., corner of Grafton and liillsborough Streets and nt ticket oiliuc at station on morning of picnic.

7-B tl zi

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in ifinrv

5 Z LJ 3 I 5

_ -ON-

WEDNESDAY. JULY l9th

The (`L\||\(l~|‘g:\i|ot\ uf Hi. l\i1\|;y`s i'|\lhnii|~ ('l\un~h. Hunris. will itniii n llr-and un l'ari on

the l»§|(:|\ill‘\\l gnntnlia nalioinlug the r~lu|wH<u|

the n rot atv.

'l'lm Hour-I- Ti-|\- hurt- always livin: thc -out ui.t.rui'\lt1\|nfiln: snnttuer ~t~ns4>\|. but It Ts in-

lultliwi ityiitv ('nl|>|1\lii¢-ollt I-lu\1'gt~. limi ilu- '|`|~u UI Il l.\~4l1|\ll n\t|'|n\a~4 nil |t11~\ Imls |-li'ot'i.~ ||\

giving p|v|u¢\||1'. rnttifori ulul N|N~r-multi in its t1 .

pt In ltis well \\'0|'ih u \i-ii in .\l4\\trIr~ tn~|-.o ilw

lttngnlilccttt atoms (‘lt\\n~h ‘justly vtrttsldcrt-ti cnc n{_ll\o|ti||uat i'l\u1\=l\ otliit-os n the Mm-i-

. n .

Lhnc rm tra.

ilnlltntrtbortitndittv..iuiy iilh, Shnltlti thu

duyA\m\'ctmfarnralxlc. ilu- Ten will la- lwhl lim rsi flnetlny fnllnwitt .

. WHEN i°.l.'.i""

Get a good one! I

The pleasure of a nice . drive, largely depends on ` the rig.

It has always been our motto "'l‘oKecp the Best." You will not bc disap-

pointed at this Livery.

Prices satisfactory. Personal attention.

Laacamtos.,

Queen btrect, 6-:to ii 3m. Phone 30.

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_ " ¢¢`*.";-£7. 4 _ ff/sfo _ ,

when-von think ol music iiliw llc you think or miller Bros 2

BECAUSE thc have been

doing business wiih the people of 1*. E. Island for past 35 years.

||l-XECAVSE every instru- ment they scii is guaranteed.

BECAUSE they do what

they say.

5 _

iq' /'j4, .lv-

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Because they do the largest

business in Musical Instru- ments on i’. E. island.

\Vc invite you to our show

rooms.

iliiilgnrsidljros.,

N. $.81. N. B. iiilTEiS Kuta EDWARD Hom

Opposite i.C.R. De|:ot,l1alIfax. Filled with all inodn-.1-uintprorctncnis. mnuniil- runtly i'ur1||»<ht1 i. l'litu1\l.im| mul \'icw n||>~ur~ Burluuii l|t}In|il»|X. \\ii.i|l|| liru ltlintilurl ridu y »<l.rcui, can L 1 this rcttlrc ni thc i'il.y. Terms ll.5lt.o$‘l..ll||<:r|l1\y nrcorfl ni: lu in

cutlotl.

WM. WILSON, Proprietor.

_ Apl as d 1 vr

THE DUEEERIN HOTEI.

_L John, IV. E.

Dvorlookinixra beantlfnt ling Aqnsre. l|.1i~

eru in everg :th Newly pa nted and -.-

l l. Th l h .‘?¢‘,"¥.‘1'.‘i. ...mil if... ...l ‘.2R1{..°“‘ " ”""

K LQIOI WILLII. CBA! CAIPIBLL

Plov- llananr.

A-rl d I vr

HUTEL AMERICAN moNc'roN, N. B.

Rcfurnislicd up~to-date. New manage. ment. Grill open till 23 nhzlocg, Sample rooms for commercial iravr-lien,

F. H. WISWELL, Manager. _ 4-all rl | yr

HDTEITHRUNSWICK

MONC10N, N. B, The Largest and Beit Located Hotel in

the iity, Accommodsling 200 'guests .iinuirxi in tim rontm nf spurious grnnn s, and

I-‘nr spot-ini mics. wcclxogtnra Inter.

_ JA its Mtotmtn.

(ll. li. I5, li. ilk tw ll S0orliiA\l”$'.

i i b l i I1 l l

)""rlcv\)ir?\l;\i:1“it‘>r :anglers '&'_'i:1nt” Irifivtii mor ~|.~|u01t..ll

oso. mswnsrw, Peep.

-..rs

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