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§5i>¢Ci§\ NOUWAWESTERN A N OTED I

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of I

his books and Stationery Business in

zbeliiorris Block, we will continue she business in its various branches.

selling at lowest prices for cash only, -'-*v “-rv

Kiss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- 'od the business in the p2\Sf-, Will be

charge of the store, and will be

d ro attend to all old customers any new ones. hoice new stock of IVall Papers at once put on sale, and all ments of the business will bey well stocked. A well suppliedl

news sand will be a special feature N d the business. The store will be l known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

BIZIIR IZDIPANY,

&ccessors to F. J. Hornsby, lock, Clftown. March 16, igoo.

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rushed this week; if -

venienf we ask you will consider it a favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed hat orde

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Perkins & C

The Millinery Leaders.

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Prince Edward Island

Collections made on the most

fmlonable terms and promptly re- slittai for.

Deposits received and. interest al-

bued at best current rates.

Soy 15 d&w 3mos

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at low rates.

ioomanilllo.

A gents.

Telephone 67.

no lolluns Sol

Thai we are to be moulded and fashion- so the sand we use for our castings needs to be moulded and f <h` d h

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what our moulders are doing everv dav, moulding and fashioning the sand mfg unto the pattsrns, it is therefore very im- portant that the patterns be first-class in ev_ery respect. for as the patterns are 50 will the castings be. We have 5,-5;_¢1a_<S

pattern-makers employed and are able to meet the required need. Give us a trial when in need of Castings,

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The Modern Founders,

Stem Navigation Co's Wharf. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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In Convention at Kens-

inglon.

DECREASE IN SALARIES

Is Deplored-Some Excellent Papers are Read and

. Discussed.

.» The annual convention of the teachers of the \Vestern Inspectorate was heldfin Kensington Hall at 10.30. After reading minutes of last year's convention and ap- pointment of committees,the Pres.Mr.J.A‘ Ready, B. A. delivered an excellent open- ing address. He urged upon all the teach- ers the importance of attending conven tion and taking part in discussion. He pointed out that it would be a great con- venience to convention meeting at this time of the year to have reports of the schools published earlier than at present for then the defects in teaching could be there pointed out by inspectors and others and might be made the subject of papers to be read before the convention and thus these defects might be removed. He urged upon all teachers the necd of paying more attention to work in 'primary de- partments for in these days the founda- tion is laid and upon thoroughness of work done there depends very largely the suc- cess of the the higher grades. He referr- |_ ed to the rapidly decreasing salaries paid to teachers and pointed out that they re- ceived $11111) less in supplements than they did five years ago. In -conclusion he asked teachers for the hearty co-opera- tion in making the convention a success.

Ar'rizR.\'ooN Snssiox.

In the afternoon session after some

routine business Mr.S.M.Bent of the Sum- merside Journal read a carefully prepared paper on “Some Phases of our School System." He thought the 'work in the schools was not practical enough. This is caused by small salaries and consequent loss to the profession of experienced and skillful teachers. He referred to the need of more thorough instruction in the more important subjects to the exclusion of the ornamental. He urgcd teachers to get closer to Nature, to beautify the school room and grounds and not t,o make the schoolroom merely a place in which to hear recitations. Mr. Bent`s paper. which was exceedingly well read, was discussed by the teachers, Mr. John Anderson of Kensington, Rev. Mr. Smith of Summerside,a.nd Rev. E. Smith of Ken- sington, the general result of the discus- sion beingto emphasize the importance of the teachers throwing themselves heartily into their work. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Bent for his very excellent paper.

Miss Fairlie Durant of Margate,read an

admirable paper on “The Treatment of .History.” The paper called forth dis- cussion. The session then adjourned. There will be several papers read to~day.

In the evening an entertainment was

given, at which addresses were delivered.

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To cure headache in ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders. 10 cents.

Pure \Vest India Lime Juice, 15c a pins

at Beer 8: Gofl"s.-29 Zi.

See our assortment of Tea. Setts.-W

P. Colwi1l.~°.’.6 5i.

Strawberries, Cucumbers,Butter Beans,

Cabbage, Spinach Greens, at Gay’s Market today.-li.

1 \\`here will you be 12th July? At O`Leary.-28 d&.w.

TVater Melons, California Plums,

Tomatoes, Cucnmbers, Bananas fresh from Boston this morning at Beer 8: G0lT`s.-29 Zi.

\`\`ere you at the last Orange Tea Z-28

d&w.

41 Lives Lost.

It is now reported that 41 lives were

lost in the disaster on the Southern Georgia Railway.

T0 CURE A COLD IN A D\Y.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 5c. E. IV. Grove’s signature on

Phone 125

each box.

Good*

Bicycles--*

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-Bicycles

‘ For

Sale-

' ls Kept hand-cuffcd in

Amherst Jail.

CONSPIRED WITH GILLIS

Of P. E. Island and others While Confined in Dor- chester.

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.-5.:\ini-:Rs'r, June 25.-James Campbell the man under arrest here on the charge of committing several burglaries in this country, has elected to be tried before Judge Morse, and his trial has been set down for June 28th. In regard to the prisoner-`s criminal record,your corres- pondent in a conversation with Detective Skeflington was furnished with the f0l' lowing particulars. About eight years ago the prisoner was arrested on the

icharge of breaking into the mines office at Springhill, then forcing a desk open and stealing a sum of money. He was held for the offence before Stipendiary Cutiien and was sentenced to either one year or eighteen months in jail. The prisoner put in his time in the countyjail here. He had only been out a short time when he was arrested by Detective Power of Halifax foi`~.__burglarizing C. S. McLeod‘s store here. For that oH`ence he was tried before Justice Townshend and was sent to the penitentiary for ten years. \Vhile at Dorchester the prisoner conspired with a man named Steele, who was sent there for an attempt to roba bankand shoot the teller at Antigonish, with Jim. of Buck and Jim fame, 2nd with Alex Gillis, who was arrested by Detective Skeffigton and sent there from P. E. I. for murdering Callaghan, the cemetery keeper, just outside of Char- lottetown. The prisoner conspired to re- lease the rest of the convicts in the pen- itentiary and was sent to Kingston for safer keeping. Aftei- serving about half his sentence the prisoner, Campbell, was released as a ticket of leave man. He was out only a short time when he made his way to these provinces again, and, as alleged, committed the robberies for which he now awaits his trial. With regard to the present detention of the

handcuffed every night and for some time during the day time. In addition to this he has been confined in the cell with a lunatic.

Mr. Harold T. Morris will receive orders

for Piano tuning and repairin .-Leave your order with Messrs. E. W. Taylor or G.F. Hutcheson.-20 tf.

And to-day finds us giving you better

goods for less money, more to choose from, quicker and better service every way than ever before. 60 Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits, sizes from 32 to 40. Crash Skirts size 44 for 90c, worth $1.45.-Jas. Paton 8: Co.-22 d&w tf.

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*place todeal

fl The Central Drug Store, .W Sunnyside. ..Z.*“*:;y:‘;f°f.‘:.::.‘”°..'°'.i io (W I ose c eap y.;

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Fresh Lime Juice. Root Beer Extracts. " Ginger Cordial.

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THE SUNDAY S0ll00L

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GRACE CHURCH Will hold Its _Annual Picnic at

EMERALD

..0N.. WEDNESDAY JULYA-

Dunk River the finest iishin un on the Island is near at hand. 8 gm d

Train will leave City Station at 9.30.

Return fare 40 cents-Children half fare- Special rates for families.

Visitors table amply provided-Refresh ‘

ments of all kinds. .

Everything in the line of sports and `

prisoner in the countyjail,be has been kept

When Doctors Disagree. » what se¢om_J§i s Patient? A

Doctors have their hobbies as well as

other peopleiind in the treatment of di- eiise often curry them too fur for the pa- ticnt`s good. For instance in the treat- ment of indigestion :or dyspepsin. many doctors give bismuth and nothing else. others rely on pepsln tobring their patients through, still another treats stomach troubles with the various vegetable es- sences and fruit salts.

Now one or the cther of these remedies becomes a hobby with the doctor who has not most success witli the particular one in question, because all of them are first

vw hich contains not on) ve etable essences

est pepsin and bismuth, making altogeth- er a remedy unsurpassed for every form ofindigestion, sour stomach, nervous dys- pepsia. belching of gas, distress after eat- A ing, sleeplessness, headaches, etc.

" Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is not a sec- ret patent nostrum, hut you can see for

yourself what it is and knowing this, its success as a dyspepsia cure is not suppris- . ing. Ailldruggists recommend and sell them at 50 cents

reading in the House'_of Commons to-day, amidst cheers.

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1 BRlGHT’§_lllSEASE.

Doan’s Kidney Pills Rescue an

Ottawa La-ly from the Clutches

of this Deadly Malady.

Bright‘s disease has always been con-

sidered incurable until Doan's| Kidney Pills proved in case after case that it could be relied on to cure this deadly ` malady.

No other medicine can show such a re-

cord of cures of severe kidney diseases as these pills, and none has been so shame- lessly imitated by unscrupluous manu- facturers.

But people who want to be cured of

their kidney ailments, promptly and com- pletely, always insist on Doan`s Kidney Pills, the kind thatl cured Miss Dell C. Guertin, 108 Stanley Avenue, Ottawa, Ont. ‘

Read her statement: “I have been in

previous to taking your pills.

“I suH`ered so much at times that I

thought there could possibly be no cure for me, and I was greatly discouraged. I was unable to work and the pains were so

dead; my appetite was poor and I could not sleep. Several physicians here said I had Bright’s disease of the kidneys, and there was no hope for me. Doan’s Kidney Pills, however, have

given me a new lease of life. I am now able to work without fatigue, and have no pain. My appetite is splendid, and I enjoy sound refreshing sleep.

“Many people here know: of my wonder-

ful restoration to health, and consider it a miracle. May great success go with Doan’s Kidney Pills in their good work.

(Signed) DELL C. GUERTIN

S_pecial_Cable News.

Singapore, June 27.-The natives are

celebrating the “feast of delights,” by , charlotte gelatine, and has suspended human sacrifices.

D-O-QV __

A BRIGHT IDEA

Was that of Dr. Chase when he discover~

‘ ed a combined treatment for disorders of the kidneys and liver and so provided a cure for complicated diseases of these or- gans which were formerly incurable. Dr. A W. Cha.se`s Kidney~Liver Pills are the world’s greatest cure for kidney, liver and stomach troubles, and hasan enormous sale in all parts of Canada and the United States. One pill adose. 25 cents a box.

Deaths from Cholrea.

The Governor of Bombay telegraphs

that there were 10,277 deaths from cholrea out of 15,479cases during the week ending J une 16. .

AROUSED AT LA ST

_ To thefterrible ravages of consumption in Ontario, the Government is petitioned

to establish hospitals for consumptives. As a preventative to consumption t ere is no treatment to be compared to Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine which promptly and effectually cures every cough and cold. It has by far the largest sale of any remedy for throat and lung troubles I Zo cents a bottle. Family size 69 cents All dealers.

Smoke and Fire.

Winthrop, Me., June 27.--While Alight-

ing her pipe this afternoon. Mrs. Re- becca Rese,an aged woman, was so badbly burned that her recovery is doubtful,

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HANDS CRACKED WITH SALT

RHEUM

Mr. James Mclsaacs, 24Elgin St., Ott-

awa, Ont., writes:-“I suffered with salt rheuin for upwards of ten years the skin on my hands cracking and breaking so as to make them useless. After trying all sorts of remedies in vain, I became discouraged and thought _my sufferings would never end. Last spring I used Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment and in a. short time was perfectly cured." Dr. Chase’s Ointment is of un r- alleled merit a.s ii curefor all itching skin

disease. all drufrirists.

ami_ise_ments_on hand. _ I More 0

B1<>v<>1e Repair shop. ....1.’;;=.“.:;=.....so‘..‘;.. ““‘ me acl' ._ e- “rs

The British Admiralty has ordered five A

Single fare arranged for on the Cape '

N & cn l Traverse branch. more cruisers to go to China. This

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June 27, 29, 30, 3 &w .

crews aggregating 3,000.

f f-~.Y 1. Tama A .rel

class remedies for indigestion and dyspep- , _

sia, but not one of them alone is so good as the combination of all of them. such as A is found in Stuai't`s Dyspe psin. Tablets

very poor health for the past two years.

_ severe that I thought I would be better _

lt Pays to Buy at Perkins’

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When goods are needed most we sell them

we are selling ladies cravenette waterproofg

- . y g _ ; ’ ~., A' Y and fruit salts, but also the freshest, pur- ‘ 8 Wa.t6I' PI'0OfS, S126 t0 60. $4.60 fOr

4 Water Proofs, size 58 to 62, 5,00 for 2_5() 3 Water Proofs, size 58 to 60. 3.00. for 1.60 1 Water Proof, size- 62-6.00 for 3.00. A

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Austfallall Bill P3553d~ Take advantliige of this sale ardiingeltil ii nice suit

A London, June E:The AustralianA f0I' Summer. _ A common wealth bill passed its third 5 Dgnim Suits at for

2 Denim Suits at 6,90 for 4.00

SPECIAL BARGAINS

In print cotton, hosiery, undervests,'_Sailor and Walking hats, etc. _ .\_ T

Black Lustre Skirts $1.50.' *

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Are to hand .

g 1 They are the prettiest lot of clothes we hav s .ever _VVe_ are busy making them 'up into stylish Suits. ‘-.,i\l.. invite our patrons to examine our stock. `

All clothes made by us are guaranteed to 5;, _.ff -_J Joi-IN :m:¢:|'_.:E:o:r.> ee

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We Don’t Keep ‘I hem

We Sell Them Qu

Everything in the men’s Furnishing Line, except the boots,

Qllalliy away Up. Pioos Down' Low,

White and Colored Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Underclothing,

S . He H-lf He -

Our Strong Lino. 0ur Neckwear.

In all the latest styles, from 2c to 7 5c each. Store open Saturdays till ll p.m.

Gordon & McLella

v'~>» ~.-.-its _ 'afsg-'1li`%',(\\ ll' ?‘! r =, _ f~».~.~'~.-(_ e-;;t\\_

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THE Cll’TllWN STEAM NAV, C0.. LTD. Steamers Northumberland and Princess.

Leave asbelow eve da Sunda e ted F’°‘“'P0U‘lT DU CgEN1Ai',<on my~ii-nixociiisdomi from so J ii ifor ,§,}T1Ii;~{]ERSIDE. connecting with express ominf0r'on.ri0ttew‘3vii"an<i '

gn . Fmm SUMMERSIDE-(OD arrival of morn' train from Charlottetown

:;1gu:3)£lU&t21QD8f0f I. R.) for POINT DIIJSCHENE, connecting with

Connect. "1 °"M - JOHM{ BOSTON and MONTREAL '

with C P Ilan api oncton w th train for Canada and N. B., at St. John swam ° ° f im Rallwliy for U. S. and Canada., alsoatSt. John with and saetltprdo nternational and Dominion Atlantic S. S. Lines Tuesday and on M03? '1f%lnwWedn:sdi‘;>;anI?i0iirtqi5 direct "dine fohopépg day at napa,

» ri a mo u , w rs or

can .slits is Josie ’ ““ S‘°“’”°

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Halifax and S dney foPCHgI¥£,O; 8€VaN?ival of the day trams from wi tg5`:i‘0!I1fCI%XRIDTTETOWN for PICTOU at 8.30 a. m. connecting there

At8iy()fI£laTi§ for CAPE BHETON and HALIFAX. At HALIF SYDNEY with Steamer BRUCE for NEWFOUNDLAND.

fm H 1 AX with C. A. arid Plant Line for BOSTON Passengers I 111 1:1 p aces on P. E. I. Railway east of CHARLOTTETOWN can gave ome 24 hours later than ifioining Plant Steamer in CH’TOWN and c niickpt with same Steamer in H LIFAX. _ onial a1I`10(;1§ll ;1`§l<=lI<et§f‘olbe had at Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific Intercol-

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iiectgpg lines in United Stliiyizis tiiliiil ogahkhhgompany B Steamers and con

eamers run on Eastern' Standard time.

Cwtown’ P' E L, June 1& d & W. F. W. ILLLES, Secretary.

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