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AT STANLEY BROS.

\\'e have them to fit boys from 5 to 15 years of age; ditierent qualities in the different sizes. Prices '

10c to 35c each.

Mens - Bathing - Suits

For small men and big men, a splendid assortment,

65c to Sl.2O each

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240 Bath Towels here for you. Made by the best makers in the

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LOCAL BRIEFS

_Latest News of the City

_ and Province.

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By Reporters and Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

'IH E summer school of science will open

to-day, at Bear River, N. S., and will con- tinue into the second week of August. Among the notabilities expected to attend is Dr. Drummond. There will be field work, lectures and and also evening pro- grams of music.

THE Rev. George Steel, St-_ John, Presi~

dent of the N. B. and P. E. Island Con- ference, was in the city yesterday in con- sultation with the Secretary, Rev. G. W, Fisher, on business connected with the Conference. The President is making ar- rangements to visit all the tinancial dis- trict meetings to put before the church the 20th century evangelistic campaign. -Moncton Trans(-riptof 21st.

THE Regina Standard of July 18th says:

The delegates of the National Council of Women, who are combining business and pleasure in a trip to the 'Pacific Coast ar- rived here Monday evening aiid were ac- corded a. pleasing reception by the ladies of the local branch of the society. His Honor the Lieut. Governor and Madame Forget entertained the delegates to lunch yesterday at Government House when an at home was held in their honor. Among the delegates is Mrs. C. C. Gardiner, of Charlottetown. _

THE Toronto Globe contains an excellent

photo of Rev. Dr. John D. Paton, the famous Presbyterian missionary who has labored for many years in the New Heb- rides. He will be speaking almost daily in Ontario for the next six weeks. Dr. Paton has been in America. since Sept., last, when he came to attend thel Pan-Presbyterian Council at Washington. He has been touring in the United States, and has addressed hundreds. He _has al- ready spoken _at Niagara. Falls, Welland and Grimsby, Last night he was an- nounced for New Market.

THE Baptist church building at Marsh- field, which has been undsr repairs for some time will be re-opened with appro- priate services iiext Sabbath. In the morning at ll o'c1ock,Rev. A. E. Hooper. who has recently become the Pastor of the Cavendish,'Fairview and Marshlield churches will preach. At 3 oclockp. rn. Rev. G. P. Raymond, of Charlottetown,

o’clock, Rev.J. Layton, Presbyterian, will _ preach. There will be -no service in the _P=sSb.X°sfies..°l1=in.=h st °1\“t.h<>_i1=-...et all these services special silver collections' will be taken in aid of' the "'

THE marriage ot Miss Annie Thomson,

eldest daughter of J. L. Thomson, Station I Agent, to Mr. Adam J. Campbell, of Ken- t zieville, N. S., takes place this _ evening, at 7 o’clock, in the Presbyterian Church, at Kenzieville, .\’_ S. The bride will be attired in a dress of white material with picture hat and will be attended by her sister, Miss Alice, who will wear a dress of dove colored broadcloth with hat to match. The cere- mony will be performed by the bride’s causin, Rev. J. A. Cairns, of Barney’s ‘," River, N. S. The bride’s many :presents i from friends in Charlottetown, goes to show the esteem in which she is held.

_ A Qciiyr weddingtook`pla.ce on Wednes- _ day the 18th July inst. at the home of Mr. ' Neil McRae of Dore hester Mass. U..S. A., when Mr. Frank M. Lovewell, supervisor of Keith‘s new theatre Boston, was united in marriage to Miss M. Florence Weldon of Newton LowerFalls-formerly of Char- lottetown and daughter of Mr. John G. J. _ Weldon of this City. The marriage was celebrated by Rev. Mr. Mallory. The bride was very prettily attired and was the re- cipient of a. number of handsome and val- , uable presents from her associates and y friends. After partaking of luncheon, the happy couple left by train on a-visit to friends in several of the American towns

and prosperous journey through life.

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Pique Skirts suitable for outing pur-

poses, also plenty of 44 in. deep crash shirts at Pa.ton’s. 18 ti , New black silk blister dress goods, silk a.-id wool, $2.11) to $2.50, ing at $1.50,

I $1.65 and $1.85.-Jas. Paton §Co. 19 tt

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gnu* till", t repairs and

1°-in 1,", I' Gvory satis-

will preach and in the evening, _at 7.30_‘

Foley.

Hides per lb.

Oats . . . . . . . __ _

ur sys Caiilit ower. _

Peas quart _ _ Celery . . . _ ._ .

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Hay per. cwt . . . . . . . . . . . _ ...

Beets, per bunch . _ . _ . . _ . _ _._ Pork . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ -Turnips, per hunch . . _ _ . _ . _ ._ _ Potatoes .‘ . . . _ ._ _ Mutton per carcass . . . . _ _ . _ .._ .Parsley (per bunch) . _ . . . . .._ Onions pe* lb. . Squash perlb. _ __ Ca.r'rots,_per bunch . _ . . . . _ . _.. Cucumbers..;.._......'

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Rn.di.hes . . . . Lettice perbunch__... T k . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .

The SS. Le Grande Duchess# arrived

ye-sterdayfmoming at 4 o’clock. Following isthe passenger list:-C H Paine, Mrs Paine, Miss Carpenter, Miss Prewitt, Misses Paine, C F Eicks, E F Eicks, R N Wiswall, J J Hennesy, Miss G Gal- lant, M O Jackson, S P Comstock, 'H H Wood, F T Gadney, Mrs A EFord, Myr- tle Ford, Etta McLean, Miss A F Gog- f:‘§‘i. J F Bfirry. E C Hnsted, Mrs Cooley, .tt1s_J H Harper, Mrs Sparkliu, Mrs Wtiiclier, D L Wells, G G Wolfe and wife, A F Clarke, J W Caldwell & wife, P Bernhardt & wife, Mrs W PRogers& child, Margaret Teed, Miss McKee, W B_Bacon. Mr Taylor & wife, C F Ford & Wife, A E Faber, C E Faber, C E Har- man, W A Meyer, J H Lawrence, Miss M M Rand, Mrs CH Clarke, HC Tower, Mrs H C Tower. C E Ellis, G- A Brunn, &_wife, C M Abbott, W H Cook & wife, Miss Bateman, H W Clark, Miss Rams- teck, A J Simmons & wife, Capt Ellis, Mrs Caswell, Mrs Sherrie. H S Dickinson and wife, A H De- Catin' and wife, Mrs A A Hardy, one Jlidson, Mies Eagan, H H Rich, Mrs H M Rich, Miss Rich. Wm Armour, W C Lampee, F T Bulmor, J D Keene, J Henderson, H A True, Geo' Newcomb, W J Kennedy, J A Barry, Mr Simson, Mrs Simson, F D Syrick, M Purcell, Mrs A Williams, Miss Williams, S S Hessiter,C L Haywa, L J McCarthy and wife, C S Schumway, E H Crosby and wife, W F McQuil1an and wife, Mary Murphy, D J Fraser, Mr Fraser, H D Coles._ Mrs B Gates, Sadie Flynn, Mary McKinnon, Mrs L McLean. Miss S Toledo, Mrs A Lavender, A Lavender, Mrs Smith, E M Simpson, V Paquette, A Paquette, Mrs D McGinnis, A A Mc- Lean, H A Morrison, Mrs J Power, Katie Keenan, Annie Keenan, Daniel T_6dm&11_, Chester Rackham, Florrie At- kins, Tillie Atkins, J McDonald, W L Porter, A Graham, M J Donovan, W F

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CHARLOTTETOWN IMARKETSEX

[Corrected every Tuesday)

Lamb (quarter) . . . . . . . . . . . ._ ...$0 Beef (quarter) per lb . . . . _ _ . .._ Beef (sxnalhperlb .... Butter(fresh) perlb..__._... Creamery Butter. _ _ _ ._

(éha<{)l;ens.....<.i . . . _ .

a ge(per oz)...___ Cabbage (per head) . . . _ _

Eggs . . . . _ . . . . ._ . Fowls per pair.

Flour per cwt. _ _ . Oatmeal, new, per cwt . . . . __ .

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uutalriwvrrom aie_1'¢n-mls urchin: I _ ' » -,-ouredby Dr. chase'aolntn\ent. _t __ _ _ _ It is doubtful it any remedy ever re-_ ; Special price and special size for the boy! of tho

ceived so much grateful, unsolicited _f l|?W6Sff1_l~k6

tes;-_imguy as 1);-_ Chase’s Ointment. ~

The reason is not tar to seek, for it is 5 W

the only preparation known to man V

which never fails to cure piles.

Mr. F. G. Harding. a._ retired farm-

er living at Nilestown, Mlddlesel

county, Ont. writes as followsz- have been troubled with bleedini 8-Hd

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itching piles for tour or Hve yea-ri. ami E

sujiered intinee agen( at 33951 lgngii i'f$fiii§é°l'iia¢°if$iiii“§ig£»e. reid? on New Browse Block.- heering of Dr. Chase’s Ointment I pro- I " cured a. boi, audit 93? ¥?°1‘13i"¢£1 PSU ot it to completely cur me. am re commending it to all ailiicted as I

Such incontrorvertible evidence from

_ responsible persona cannot, for a. mo ment, be doubted. A few applications

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of Dr. Chase’s Ointment will convince

the most skeptical of its wonderful healing and soothing influence. A box _ or two will Positively cure the most se- l =

vere case of D11€S» 60 C6953 8 b0X. 83 all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,

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Because he wears out' his clothes at such a rate perhaps its not all

boy’s fault. perhaps you’ve been buying at the wrong p"ece There le kinds of clothing :here is

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The Kind That Doesn t

Which kind' have you been buying. If the 1a.tterdon’t do it any

but come where for every do1la.r’s worth of clothing you buy, you get s lars worth ofwear. `

_ Where is that you ask-w ll tha.t's an easy one to A Ramsay’s of course.

Buy Wisely and Well. V Buy at

See our Blouse Suits for Boys, they are neat and nobby and they

it. H. RAMSAY &

PRETTY -RI NUS,

I We have provided for the demands of hshion and display as

line an assortment of rings as was ever shown in the city

Every dainty setting and combination is to be found in our

collection-and that means no end offstylos to pick from.

As to price it is simply a. question of what you wish to pay,

for we have rings _from $1.00 up to $50 00

W. W. VVELLNER.

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near the seaboard. We Wish them a happy' i pl60BS 19081151] f0l.' W0ddlIlg

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