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GHARLOTTETOWN, P

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JAMES VROOM. ST. STEP!-I N, N. B..

President of the Summer School of Science. "

. _E-. 1., JULY 15, 1904.

-WEDNESDAY MORNING -

WELCOME 'TO THE

SUMMER SCHOOL

Of Science, by Premle

the Mayor and Others-Replies by Presi- dent Vroom, Prof. Andrews and Dr. Bailey--Musical and Oth'er Features.

r, Chief Superintendent,

The Summer School of Science was opened in the Assembly Hall of PWC last evening. Among those present on platform iwerez- Hons Mr. Ocmmlskev Acting Premier, Geo Hughes, M L A, His Worship Mayor Kelly, Professor Andrews, the Revds Messrs Dobson, Lodge and White, Dr. Bailey, Dr. Vroom,

Proceedings opened by orchestrnfplaylng

twc bright marches. Dr. Anderson, form- mally opened the Summer School of Science and in a short. pithy address welcomed the school on behalf of the

Educational Board and the Teachers of ii

the Province.

Hon. Mr. Cummiskey extended a warm

welcome on behalf of the Government of the Province to the distinguished

?v§i{§`i Canvas

Slippers .

Children’s White Can-

vas Slippers, reduced to

5oc,'sizes 6, 7, -8, 9, zo.

Misses’ White Canvas Slippers, reduced to 75c, sizes, 11,12, 13, 1, 2. _ ,

You cannot get dmore' comfortable thing for Summer wear than Cau- vn slipper.. _ Wear" better than

School was the first to respond. He paid a

.visitors who were on the platform and the School.

His Worship the Mayor welcomed the

School on behalf the citizens and pledged the city‘s interest in the work and work- ers of the Summer Schoqlpf Science.

A songl by W.F. Collings with a violin

obligate sympathctially played by Miss Helen Palmer, received hearty applause. Mr. Ceilings was in dns voice and sang with much feeling.

Hon. Geo. E.Hughes endorsed the wel~

comes given and ventured to assure the visitors that the Tourist Association would see that equally fine weather should be at the visliors command. The doors of the Provincial Library and Museum were wide open tothe visitors during their stay. He read a cordial invitation for our guests to avail them- selves of the privilege of the Abegwllt Athletic (grounds. He further placed the Executive of the Tourist Association in the hands of the School to do anythlig that would add to the pleasure of their stay,

Misa Amy Earle gave one of her delight-

ful solos, charming all by sweetness of tone and purity and sympathy of en uncialion.

Mr Vrcom, President of the Summer

well earned compliment to Mr Seaman, who had left nothing undone to ensure a

July

Magazines for

I-lot Weather

Reading.

Hammocks, all Prices.

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niiiwiv Mil win Muni Pii

‘On C. P. ii. and Canadian ' Northern inthe West ’

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]Coai Steamer Run Down' and Beach- ed Near Quebec-M. P. Dead

, After Very Long

Illness.

Ramwav Mar: WANT MORE.

Wmmeno, July 12 -(Special)-Railway

men of the G. P. R. want the wage schedule revised which will increase Ie wages in some divisions 10 per cent. The Canadian Northern ilrm are also

asked for a revision of the wage schedule. coat srsanrnu Run mro.

QUEBEC, July 12-(Special)-The coal

steamer V Pros bound to Sydney was run into by the Donaldson liner Athenian in

the St. Lawrence oil’ the Isle of Orleans shortly after midnight.

coNnrrroN or THE saws.

The Vérox is now lying on the beach

with her starboard side stove in.

The Athenian appeared undamaged and

proceeded to Montreal.

ai-‘ren F1vE vnarts rI.r.NEss.

Snsrtenookn, July 12-(Speclal)~John

McIntosh, M. P. for Sherbrooke died this morning after being sick for five years.

IF TORMENTED WITH CORNS

go the nearest drugglst and buy a bottle of Putnam‘s Painless Corn and Wart Ex- tractor. It |s.guaranteed to cure,and acts quickly. Refuse a substitute.

record attendance and a curriculum of great interest. The purposes of the School are to develop. Natural Science, but not this only, collateral studies ln fact all the studies incidental to pedagogic development.. “The only doctrine we pnllulgate ls,'I’hawcrld is Beautiful and it is Good to Live," Hearty applause marked the appreciation of the audience.

Professor Andrews was the next

speaker. His eyes are jopen and oompli. ments on our improved buildings, streets and institutions were forthcoming. It takes one aback to think that creameries and cheese making institutions are the outcome of science. We are prone to atttribute our blessings, our industries to-well I nearly said the present adminis tration-hut we certainly do not think back far enough to thank-the microspoist or bacterioiogist for these institutions so valuable to us and to our development. The learned doctor warmly advocates forrestry. With the aid of science the knowing the helpers and deterrents to fructility in the soil we can quadruple our present crops. He tendered thanks for

the cordial welcomes.

| lDr. Bailey finds it according to his own` words Impossible to make a speech. He could however express his gratification on the visit of the school toflhariottetown as it was his first visit, every corner of N. S. and N. B. he had traversed, 1400 feet below and 2700 feet above thc surface. Our Island represents in its soil the highest or newest phase of geological strata. He was anxious to discover the promoting influences of the wonderful fertility of the Island. He will not have as great a chance as elsewhere of helping his geological co-students as the Island has few rocks, but matters of interest are not wanting everywhere. His remarks

won a rousing reception.

Dr.An derson here mentioned that as an outcome of the rural schools established 5

By mail without name Dr Blanchard

J R Dean, Chicago

A Friend

Capt. Finlayson ‘ J H Mckenzie, Lot is C D Rankin

Total $59. 75.

llill MlilJilH|[_

for Foffarshire _.

Borden Brings Down Papers-Pre- fontaine’s Naval Militia Bill

-Lumbermen Want More Protection-

Loah aaranEEN's nanoarsn Iuanaisn.

Louporr, July 12. -(3pecia1)- my

Marjorie Gordon, only daughter of the Earl of Aberdeen was married here this

*afternoon by the Arch Bishop of Canter- burg to_Capt John Sinclair,ijM. QP. for Forfarshire. r

PaPEas Baononr Dowrg,

0'r'raWa, July i2. -(Speclal)- Sir

Frederick Borden today presented to Parliament the papers ra the extension of term to Col Gregory of the Znd Canadian Dragoons.

THE Naval. sumrrs BILL.

Hon Mr Pi-ei'ont*ne gave notice that

the Naval Militia .Bill is only intended to form a nucleus of the naval militia this

session, but it will be perfected during the' recess and the force increased :next year.

wasr HIGHER Lumixnlt narv.

Toaoivro, July 12.-(Special)-A de-

putation of the Lumber men`s Association

of Ontario waited on Messrs Fielding and Mulock here and asked that the same duty as is imposed on Canadian lumber

entering the United States be placed on American lumber coming into Canada.

NEW HOPE-NEW COURAGE.

Persons whose nerves are affected get

blue and discouraged, are easily irritated and annoyed and learn to lock on the dark side. The restorative influence of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food soon shows its eifect on the feellnus. It gives new hope and courage, new energy and confidence. B creating nerve force it ailords new gibor and vitality for both mind and ody.

Wiliii YilU °

IIUNIHIBUIE Z

The Larner Fund still continues to

grow nnd many are taking n deep interest in securing the carriage for the unfortu- nate man. Contributions are still coming in gradually. A little help will be appreciated and do much towards prolonging D the life of a fellow man.

The following are the contributions.

Previously acknowledged $44.50 Russell Hogg 1.00

2 00 1,00 1.00

A Little Boy .25 Horace Haszard 5.00

1.00 l 00 1 00 1.00 1.00

A Friend

COMFORT FOR OLD PEOPLE.

Much of the suifering of the aged is due o the kidney derangements which lead to

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PR|Nc|PAi. J. D. SEAMAN. `

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Explosions at

raoiu nufsraN Qvanrsas, .

Bead quarters oi General Ccu ct

Kellors' Niut Kai July I2~(Speoiai)-The

opposing armies are nearly facing each other on the hezhts across Laink River, ready to engage in a death grapple.

coLLrsroNs Evlmv par.

A correspondent who visited Kellor’s

quarters says the Russians have become ` hard fighters. Hardly a day passes I without a collision with the advance I

posts of the Japanese army. I

water 'ro From" kmtoxr. ,

The Russians are anxious to light

Kuroki, whose men are entrenched cn the other side of the river.

Todo Reroars 'ronrsno worm TOKIG. July 12-(stencil-Admin

Togo reports that at midnight of the lith his torpedo bouts approached the boom which biocksl the entrance to Port Arthur and attacked I

ARMIESIARENSW

E TO FACE

Across Laink River~Russians Eager to Fight Kuroki-Togo Again Busy-Stakeiberg’s Retreat-Cheioo iiears of a Russian Naval Raid and More Terrible

Port Arthur.

been ascertained but the Japanese boats returned undamaged.

REPEAT STORY OF KAI (`HOW.

Tree' Tsm, July 12-(Special)-Lloyds'

I agent at New Chwang' telegraphs on the

llth that General Oku has occupied Kali Chow without resistance.

B'I`AKEl.BER(i'S RETREAT.

General Stakeiberg reiixed on T.. Tche

Kino, (the _inaction with railway to New Ch wang.)

A rar-:Foo Pwr: pnsati.

CHE!-`uo,.luIy i2 -(Special)-It is reporte d

that five Russian cruisers and several tzrpedo boats left Port Arthur on Sat ur-

day morning, shelled the Japan ese positions on the east coast and returned same evening.

i~:xvr,n~1ro,\~s WERE HEARD.

It is believed they met Togo`s ships and

were forced to return.

The Junk reports hearing two terrlb le

guurdship Diana. The rcault. has not

explosions at Port Arthur yesterday.

TOURISTS AND HOME COMERS

And everybody visiting CHARLOITLTOWN the

in the west of the Island is the planting of trees in public places and around farms and homestnads.

A rousing song by Mr. Barlow caused

all hands to move and in concert too, ex- pressing great pleasure.

Mr. Seaman extended Y M C A privi-

legen.” He announced that the Summer School was open to the public on payment ofa small fee. Ho intimated that the Brat lecture would be on Thursday next by Prof Banca ol Kings College N S, Subject Japan. The lecture would be Illustrated. The enrolment fee had been

ly a fee of Ol to be paid by any citizen

school outside its excursions.

lguwilhu to enjoy thelprivileges ofthe

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_ THB BABY'S 'I'ROUBIa&. The test aulsrlng el childhood ie

' , '°;":¥».l&_*l_|i‘:“';'°:‘|at "Steinman, of New Orleans, worth several

of its extraordinary soothing

Becello

heeli [power Dr Uhale'e Ointment ie of inelt mablo value ll th homo when heruafter. Thaoottage alone was valued

ish-:re are entail children. o mother who , .L “nb .Lm’m_ Ig '_' 0" at 'M

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LIIJERTY s TE “Sold onl in Bulk.”

HSZHI' . minrufaqg wiumt it m nn am. 1, 'r-nas. ,

rtiy paid by the Uity Council leaving Io

hackache. rheumati lnmba o and body gains. Dr. Chase’s,nKldney-giver Pills ring comfort to Ihe old folks by keeping the kidneys healthv and active, and so eliminating from the body the poisonous waste matter which causes pains, aches and fatal disease.

IMMIGRATIQLRETURNS.

Or-rawa, July 8.-The oillcial immigra-

tion returne for the last decal year show the total number of arrivals to be 130,323 to which will be added one or two thcur and more for later arrivals. This la an |ncreaae,acocrdiag to the present returns, f atont %,il)il over the previous year,when the number was 18,514.

JEWELS NOYi_W0iiTHLESS.

Nlw Yonl, July?-In the dra which has destroyed the Oammaok cottage, New YWK. the iawen of ltr: Bernard P.

hundred thousand dollars. were probably ao damaged that they will be worthless

hendeoneasluthe exclusive section of

Cetpketi of The Garden ofthe Gulf will wantto fake “WHY With them a Souvenir of their visit. and if they visit CARTERS' BOOK and SOUVENIR STORE they will find a large stock of beautiful SOUVENIR BOOKS. Souvenir Chlnawatre. Prince Edward Island Crest Ware. Souvenir Hat Pins. Buckles, Stick Pins. Charms. Sash Pins. Paper Weights, and many other lines.

I 0111’ BBW B00kS "PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND" ind "CI'IARLO'I"I`E'I`OWN" are gems of art; the former contains over 150 views, the latter over sixty (a second shipment just received.) They are equal to any- thing of the kind produced in America, 25 and 50 cents

each. $150.00 worth of New View Chinaware just opened.

Carter & Co.,

LIMITED.

Books, Stationery-and Souvenir Goods.

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