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It has been proved beyond dispute that this Starch `.is

the finest Laundry Starch in the world. It was ‘invented \y R. Mack, and is manufactured by htm at Ulm, Germany.

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Goal-

Before buying your season’s supply try a ton from Port H005-

It is unexcelled for household

.uses and highly recommended

oy those that have tried it. Try it and be your own judge.

It is now on the market and ein be had from the Coal Mer`

chants.

You can have comfort and save money by using Port Hood

5-22d im.

This is a Good Day

ICE CREAM

You’ll enjoy ice cream to

day, and the warmer the weather gets the more yon’ll

enjoy it.

Telephone us (No 238) or ‘

send us word and we’ll deliver

as package at your door.

We make our Ice Cream

from our Pasteurized cream- 7-' which is absolutely pure and ' 'admittedly superior in davor

to ordinary cream-and we = put it up in l0c;, 20c and 35c. l

packages.

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Pasfeurized Milk Factoty, .

W er Street.. _ '

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Personally Conductedl

Excursions ,,,

l?an=American

EXPOSITION E nd Niagara Falls

1oi_\.' 23rd, AL'GL's'r msn sEP'i‘Bi.nr~;iz wth ’ and October 15th. 1511 days at the EXPOSITION CITY and 'IIAGARA FALLS and one day each at MOM- IXEAL. TORONTO and Ottawa.

'h`cket.s are good for i5 days, and DBPCDEX

Cl extend thair trip to that time if d$red.

Courier With Party

pill mve you all worry and will show yen .prfything that is to be seen.

TRIP HAS BEEN MADE PCN! l

$65.00 t

hm St. Johli: or Moncton, covermg expense in- ` i t oarne .

aatggum mu: ess* ed iteymlted estiimee' msd

Itinerary.

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Arrived

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hoohttoo to t,

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Pitch Pine

Oak Timber

Boards.

etc._._.-in

Large stock kept on

hand. Orders filled promptly.

J 03. A. LIKELY.

St. John. N. B.

fs 18 d&~1y

PLANT ]'_i_N::

Commencing August 2Oih, tbe

well known steamers of the Plant. Line, will leave Charlottetown 'for Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax.

S- S. YARMOUTH Tuesdays at noon

S. S. OLIVETTE Friday at noon.

R-it-erning will leave Boston Tues-

days and Saturdays.

Passengers via Picton on Wednes-

days and Sa urdays make connections at Halifax for Boston direct.

For tickets and all particulars ap-

ply to

F- l.. UHIPIAI. W- W- BURKE,

Manager. Agent.

June 4. Charlottetown, P.l.l_

A Dood Watch ls a Pleasure

buts poor Watch h worse than

none. Our Watches are not only

goodbnt are thoroughly tested

and regulated before being sold-

We make a specialty of supplying

customers with Wateha at low

prices.

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lcwslss, Great Geo. St 8

3 from Grafton.

mill!

Prince County.

Tnr yacht races postponed from Mon-

day will take place on Monday next.

MRS. Robert Webster, Boston, and Mrs. Nelson Armour, of Charlottetown are visiting in Summerside the guests of Mrs. Thos. C. Baker.

_ Mr. W. S. Hobkirk and Mr. Edwards, Chicago, are spending a few days in Summerside, the guests of Mr. L. B; Hunt.

A social and entertainment will be held

in Epworth Hall on tomorrow evening under the auspices of the E pworth League. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Admission 10 cents.

Mn. Stephen Brennan, teller of the

Summerside Branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia, has been transferred to the Branch of North Sydney and will leave for that place to-night or to-morrow.

A good chance to heat youb house cheap,

We have two second hand hot water boiler in first rate condition which we will sell at a price that will surprise you.-Rogers & Rogers, Sumlisrside.

22 2 i.

OIL! four wheels left, Gsntfe Massey Harris and Antelope, Ladies' Cleveland and Crescent,you can have your choice at cost. This is your chance to get a bar- gain.-Rogers & Rogers. Summerside.

22, 2i.

We have two hot air furnaces one for

wood and one for coal which we will sell ata triflingadvance on cost. The coal furnace is fitted with galvenized caring complete. Calland see them or drop us a line for particulars.-Rogers 8: Rogers, Summerside.

22 Zi.

Miss Moron, milliner at Messrs. F,

Perkins&Co’s, Charlottetown, who has

during the past few days, left yesterday morning for Toronto, Montreal and other Canadian cities, to visit the leading mil- linery establishments. She will also visit the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.

AGAIN two of Summerside’s young

the marriage of Mr. Johnston Lidstonc, clerk in Mr. R. T. Holman's establishment to Miss Maggie Campbell took place at the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. D. Campbell, Summerside. Mr. H. A. Arbnckle and Miss Georgie Campbell sister of the bride, acted groomsman and bridesmaid respectively whi Rev. D. Campbell performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Lidstcne left by the Northum- berlandforahoneymoon trip to points of interest in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Best wishes.

An auspicious event took place in St. Simon and Jude Church, Tignish, at 4.30 a.m. yesterday. (Ang 20) when Mr. J. Edward Gallant, Tignish, and Miss. Gert- rude Doyle, daughter of the late Patrick Doyle of Norway, Lot 1, were united in marriage, Rev. D. M. Macdonald olliciat- ing in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The bridesmaid

the groom, and the latter was supported by Mr. Wheelock Fitzgerald. After the Nuptlal Mass. the bridal party repaired to the MacKenna House, where a sumptuous wedding breakfast was served. The new- ly wedded pair thenlefr. by the early train for Summerside, where they embarked on the steamer Northumberland, for a wedding trip to Boston and other Ameri- can cities. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant are both very popular,a fact attested by the numer ous and very beautiful wedding presents, among them a handsome one from Branch 281, C. M. B A., which they re- ceived, and the congratulations and good wishes showered upou them. In these felicitations it give us great pleasure to join-Journal.

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W BEN IN DOUBT as to what to

use for Diarrhoea, Cholera Cramps and all summer Complaints don’t hesitatebo by Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial tried and tested for over twentynve years. 25 cents at all dealessin medicine.

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Green Sheet

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Binder Twine

Dodd D t logos.

ccmnuu cnaauorrsuown, rnism isnwsan -isnsim sUM’s1oe "P teteettee

been visiting her home in Summersidel

people have been made happy in the, bonds of matrimony. Yesterday moriiingt

was Miss Emily Gallant. sister of `

ood I .

Plymouth Special tr.. ohms roofs:

Dholesole ood ltetoilt

Mr. A. C. Rogers, Wellington, came

the City yesterday morning.

Mrs. Capt. McLsren,`,Gecrgetown,eame

to the City yesterday by the S. S-

Electra.

~ k Father Chisholm of Picton and Father

Blssette of Scotland, came to the City last

Thc Latest News Promo "°”‘°“'- .

Mr. John White. OLeary, was in the

City yesterday. He went west on the af terncon -train.

Mr. W. P. Rogers, Summerside, who

came to the City on Tuesday evening, re- turned home yesterday evening.

Senator Prowse, Murray Harbor, came

to the City by the Electra yesterday even- ing and registered at the Davies.

Masrnn Walter Scott, who has been

visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Tait, left yesterday for his home in Chatham.

Mr. J. F. Fraser of the Marine Depart-

ment, Ottawa, was a passenger by the westbound train yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. W. J. Rogers, Portland, Me., who

came to the City on Tuesday evening, went to Orwellyesterday to visit friends.

Mr. J. W. Dale and wife, New York, who have been at the Clin' for

some time leave by the Olivette on Fri- day.

Mr. John Latham of Providence. R. I., leave son return to his home this morning after a pleasant visit with friends in Bice Point. . ~

Mr. S. G. Clow, Murray Harbor, came to the Cit.y» by the Electra yesterday evening. He leaves Friday to attend’ the Buffalo Exposition.

Miz. McGoUcA1t, ofthe drm of McGou- gan 8: Wright, Summerslde, who drove to the Citv Tuesday and returned by the express yesterday morning.

Mrs. W. B. McKenzie, maid and

children,who have been riisticsting on the Island for some time were registered at the Davies yesterday evening.

Messrs. Geo. E. MacMillan and Walter

Curtis, two of 'last years P. W. C graduat- ing class will go to McGill in September next totake an Arts cours. They will compete for exhibitions.

t AMONG the.pa.ssengers by the inward

express lastfnight were: A. Lord, J. H. Bell, E. Bell, Benj. Rogers, City; Meddie Gallant, Miminigash; Fathers Monag- han and John J. McDonald; A. Millar, Halifax.

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CRAMPS, CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA,

and all Summer Complaints in Children and Adults readily cured by Fuller’s Blackberry Cordial. Always reliable. At all dealers at 25 cents.

St. Peters Day Schools

Re-Open Sept. 5rd

REDUCTION OF FE LS.

Boys' School, $18 per annum. Girls’ School, $15 por annum.

i__ ,

Adiscount allowed when two or

more of a family attend. »

The course of instruction extends

to preparation for m-itriculation at the Universities.

A pplication for admission should

be made td ’

Rev. James Simpson.

_20 end

K' . r 1'

Kenneth J. Martin, B- A-

Bsrrister, Solicitor, Nstsry Public. dc MONEY TO LOA N.

OFFICE:-Brace’s Building.

Summerside P. E. Island.

5 .

OUR

LB RGB STORE .

Is brim full of bargains. We! keep High Quality Groceries

at Low Prices, Buyers who; have not visited us will do well to call and see what we

Tsan do in the way of

Supplies- Driscoll is Horoshy,

t Queen St. D°°.°°.**¢C°\C»Cvl§ '

Nothing Better""ll?"""7L’

WMU

Than our temperate drinker- 5

Ginger Ale, Lemon Sour, Cream ; Soda, Champagne Cider, Club 3 Bodsand Siphon Sods.

li Should ho’

Every Homo.-

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Privnseonderspromptiyeilukd

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QUEBEB Sllill

Montreal and

DURING THE SEASON OF l9OI

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I Q .s s.s s.s ego ego

Velvets _

/'.

The very latest gocdsf..

for autumn blouses in hand

some colourings, ,mostly

Dresden designs. A. y i

Price 9Oc and l$l,6lO

s just opened at 1

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75 handsome Sqhaivl I Rugs just received

and priced for yourbedctllt.

Sllllllldl,

.PRoPcsEo sa|LiNosFRoi»i.

o.uing as F.. has Porno. cept. Mn B-.y, Perce, oips Cove'

Summerside, Charlottetown and Picton,

Fliom Mol\|'_|'nEAL F Fhosl o||#1'o|y||

AT 2 P M ABOUT 6 P M

locday, 23rd June. ...,Mondsy, 27th May ..'. . . . ... ..

" l1thJnne . . . . . . . . . .5 “ 1Or.h June, , _ _ _ ___,___ “ lssJu1y . . . . . . . “ ` 24LhJuD6. . . . . .._ . - ‘ l5=h July. . . . - . .. . “ 7thJuly...... . ‘ 29th July..... “ 22ndJuly.. “ 5uhAugnst.. ..

19thAngust.. . . 2ndSeptcmbe .. . .~.. l6thSeptcmber...... ... 30t:bSep\’-ember. . . . . ... l4thOcwber............ 28thOct»ober...... . . . ...`.

Returning will leave Picton, N. S., every afternate Monday at' noon

n airival of trains from Halif d Sf_ '

¢ s e s s s »so

12d: August . . . . . .. . ‘ 26'h August . . . . . . . . . .. . “ 9:11 Srp'ember . . . . . . .. . .

23rd September .D . . . . . . .. . 7th October . . . . . . . . ._ . . 21.14% OCUODBY . . . . . . . . . .. . 1 4th November . . . . . . . ....

H -0

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ax an John, calling at Charlottetown!

nnimerside, Perce, Mal Bay, Gaspo, and Father Point. '

Subject to change shbuld circumstances require. , _

A CARVELL B805,

Cb’town, M4 20t l901

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12 men ohm if - Annu'

EYES 0F ALL NATIUHS.

France hm one blind person to every 500 inhabitants.

In Egypt twenty one natives were killed because of defective vieioh, dur-

ing the first veak’8 operatione Of In 8l60Ll’l6 llilfly. _ ' V

In _Germany and England therein one blind person to every 1,000. China has more blind than all other countries. Spain cemes next. 5m°"°_° §‘"“"8'§ 0nl_y one in every 1,600, the lowest per sent of any

°°\wuy-_Thu 1| explained _in the fsci that scientific adjustment of glasses hes reached its greatest perfection in this country!

Many eyes have been ssvbd through the timely use of glasses. ‘ » We test eyes for losses An

.lam bl d _ B - y eye we cannot lit should have ,thc attes-

e octor whois sneye specialise,

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_ ' Cameron 'Blocki

men cuss s0ll\tE|un.s,

cf'P. E. I. and Canaan. In -P Buckles, Brooches, .Hat Pins.

Rings: spoons: emo' V U J `

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