S0i1l'

Wcbstcr,,&-,McKay?s

Phone 1 99-

* w _ ' " _ ~ _ 1 . R.N.‘.\un Mes Tnronand Mrs J. M.

' Sutherland an-lved ` last night from

,ag §7éfI"~§ Q; A: (sf/2 ._- ,

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llilii Il _ j ~ =°_

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-1 l a..ty'sown step

f fan. -mucus' '_ "°",`.'..'.`..l'.'i»?»T\’s§ft_rs{ysi=xs.

Pura. Fragrant; Clohnilll

. _--.

/when Toilet Soap Co., Mira.

V, ‘_ iieuviisal.. ‘

at ,iieraceoaassilitueniiiiaa BIO

HOME MADE CAKES .

Sultana Cake, Nut Cake,

White ,Cak¢, the kind that makes you want a second helping is the kind you get at

. 9 ~

D. Stewart s, Ecursn Bazaar,

puke, But B,.“d_ L the doctors fear that amputation maybe

tha_t an., operation was iieemedunadvis-

.gicfet here July il8th. or 29th. The Three, ` h0rt Freight Haulfi will be considered.

‘19.rs°s 1 - ' .

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‘\\hion,. _ - T Slums assesses it t .-....1 c-tm Wave- " " -‘E fi. ~'°'l. N°D°=wa>. mu ei J. B. usoriniia-

went to Amherst yesterday.

Al the Police Court yesteul J Rceaweaiiuedsaorioasys, u _Tm

. Dn.A.i.ax.B , ` 5 _ _ " Yllmllkhls hoi::i:.l:i.’E'id,i,r-illi`velE.n N an"

AMS", MCLIAN. nf John MOIAa.n's Store. _Dundas is visiting, in the city. f

Tan Polino left early yesterday msg-. llllll-with s full cargo of livestock and iwoduca. \

Montreal. __ ,

Miss H/isnt McKnuz;s, formerly with

F- Perkins Bc Co., is visiting her home in _'Oav'a_ndi|h. . I ¢ , ‘ Ronan: Ronuins, Winsloe has shipped 5 “'19 Dill' of draft hoases to E. H. Hop- per, Moncton. Mus Josnru Kauuitnv and Miss Mar.

jorie have arrived from Glace Bay on a visit to Lriends here. ‘

F- S- Jour. <w. P. neuii ....1 shams Weleil made an automobile run to Free- tovm the first of the week.

.3 'Rua Transportation Commission will

Tire S. S. City of _ London had 100

passengers from Orwell yesterday. The cargo included 60 cases eggs, 30 cheese, Z) cases lobsters, etc.

E. H. Nhwsoluit and Mrs. Newsome and

Miss Mae Newsome, Chicago, arrived in the city last night on a few weeks visit to relatives and friends in the Province. `

J aims McGoNuai.i., now proprietor of a

large hotel at Oondersport, Pa., is visiting his old home here after an absence of 18 Years. He is a brother of Peter Mc(-lonnell, engineer of the Gulnare.

Aaioim the Home Comers are Mrs John

S.Caun and two llttlednughters,Doris and Ethel of Roxbnry,Mass, who are spending a few weeks’ vacation with Mrs Cannis

isnother, Mrs. Joseph Bradley, Weymouth t. _

A Pawrv left the city yesterday en route to Moncton where they leave \vith others on a pilgrimage to St. Anno de Beaupre. Among the number are Mr. and Mrs. James Hennissey, Miss Annie Kelly, Miss Marv Ann McCloskey, and Miss Mary Hughes.

Ficiuav last John Power of Newton

Lot 57,- sustalneiiii severe accident. He was hauling a load of slabs from the mm and\fell.ol.'»tho»wheels passing over his. foot, crushing it in such a manner that

necessary. Yesterday he was so weak

the Princess yesterday.

A Bev L mgeincs me wits sr menus Mast caiuofm the sity last. night.

W. H. llf1lD00x,Mannfseturera‘ Agent,

_li

A In Reporters and Coi‘rot|liihiic'__ iffveryivilisre . ` 5 __1j,==;_§'°'(_|_-_-°-`--1-tr|&»...t...... .t se

Tak city tsl-ben sguggmpw, mm," .`, 0_ B,,_,_,,,M,_,_ md’ ,M mud mp by 00|.. Moons returned last night from e. i

'into-s inspectors! um.

Faanx Jour, Montreal is the guest of

his aunt, Irs. Ben). Hearts.

Fnaiur Hrmrrau. arrived from Boston astnighton o, visit to friends in the

Ottawa, is register-

: a i nur ix i-In ‘gl __

Tliere’s solace for summer’s fiercest heat in afcoollng dip into the grate'

ful surf--but a handsome BATHING SUIT is an absolute necessity.

Our

Amherst, waaapasssngsr last night by I

~Tal S. BL Oacouna of the Black Diamond

0.W.Dainxwa'i'n. ct the 0. P. R. M.optr'eai.`wlth Mrs Drinkwater cams to if

»dld:;U|_h! lldt l1|Khti\l1dK0lA!tlle Cliff t0- _

Misses 1......-s, u.'ir.`sn.i 1.. omg..-eii.‘ 1

and Mm. W. Morrow arrived from “Bos~

in East Point. ~

O. S. Oiauvu and F. Tuplin Mclliah re- turned from Boston iastnight on a _visit to their homes In East Point and

THB wtwlrd passengers by the oiivstts yestsnisy were J. 1.. needing, F. s. Pratt, E P. Jewell and wife, E. Marshall, Walter Percy, Mr and Mrs F. L. Bowman, Mrs tl

Phee.

Tas attendance at the Summer School

lectures on the Life of Christ.

Line arrived lad. night at aim o'cloek~ W _ witasiuumiisrsi wgecem montreal. last nicht- ' , . '

the Princess. .. °“-Y'

Wonr'n'a Band gave an enioyable can-. rt to a large audience in the Gardenia

Brooir Nora.-_John Nleiiolsoifs cele- rsted horse Kaielwill be shipped to taef

nlnnd Itodly (U afswdays.

Mli .

‘ ` Mus.Jon1s_FlnensoN left on Saturday

0|'

Charlottetown to visit her son, Capt

homes G. Taylor.-,'-Picton Bt undard.

ton last night on a visit io their hemcaf M,” Mun. B' _K,“.,,N,, md Mm H_

Gillespie of Quincy, Mass, are visiting William and Mrs. Giiiluple. Upper Queen St.

Miss Maui: Parrr who has been study-

"°"""““° "°°l’°°"'°'Y~ ini; mn-sing at Boston, city 1-iespitsi ins

arrived home on o visit to her parents, C,

.' and Mrs. Pratt.

vaiat Goveheadthls afternoon in aid of

F- l`1°yw.Mrand Mrs G- D. Weutherbie. ti... ro.-sign Missions or ti... Methodist

Passes remember the Strawberry Fes-

H- R- BYH11. Misses G. A. and M. C. Mo- church, a worthy ohdect oud_deeerviug of

tronage. . ' Coum- ConN\va1.i. No. 945 Canadian Or-

for S. S. teachers and workers was de,-of yamgw,-B h¢|,|,, good meeptng 1,51, l“\’B°|Y |““°“°d ¥°§l»¢\`d|\Y 'U15 0V°l'.Y~ Monday evening. Anuniberof candidates thins points to a most successful meet- wersinitistefi. 1»‘.B.Msrms_i-u-svintision WH- Ai' ZW" Ch“\`°h 159° “film Pl'l“¢=|i>f\l ganizer was present and conducted the Falconer delivered the second of his cg,-em°n|e,,_

Tim marriage will take place on the

hem snperintending the fitting up of the ,, Mlnto for the Governor General‘s trip to a

which left. yesterday morning for Quebec is now a miniature palace being elaborate ly prepared for the vice regal partv.

Carr. D. C. Fraser,|who has been spend.

ing some time at his home in Chance Har-hor, received word on Saturday to proceed to Montreal and assume cou\'- niand of the steamer Bonavista. This will he pleasing Intelligence to the travel-` inglpubllc with whom the Captain is a genial favorite.-New Glasgow Chronicle.

Auliyrius of the King’s County Ex-

hibition Assoclution was held in George- town on Monday. The following officers were appointed:-President, J. IA. Mnthi. eson;vlce-pres. \V. W. Jenkins; Sccy- treae,»T. Leslie Poole; executive, J. A. Annsar, Archibald J. MacDonald, Geo. B. Aitken, F. G. Bovyer, A. P. Prowse, William Gordon, Nathaniel McLaren, John Robertson,'Inkariuan, Berij. Clow, R.J. McKenzie. A. resolution strongly favouring county exhibitions was moved byJ. A. Anneiir seconded by J. Leslie Poole and carried unanimously; ` '

IN FURNITURE

"Always the best value in the city

able. . |

atMurk Wright Furnishing Co’s.

l it _ _L_ , -_'FW

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'I iartling

j _ Reductions l

\st\;\

\ _/-

-iii In

1! ,

SILK

ISTS

'_ e T. 25”’ 1

' We've altogether too many silk and Lustre, Walsts ; we've determined

,, isi reduction sale. Nearly all the wslsts mentioned belo

- . 3,; stl:,'°.»f,,;| wfigtfg-»siewe-a style which in most. may be easily soil'

` quickly remedied? every other respect the walsts are in perfect

¢,`md1¢i0n,tb¢ prod of the best ski l, material and workmanship, Wuistaof finest silk attractively made, and perfect fitting offered at

l ss than actual cost ‘bf making. e. Every waist is a bargain. some greater than others. For instance,

,idcgdt 8 . contains wslets worth from $8.90 to ¢1o.5o.

glierriidniiuyers v;)ili4cgi)rie quickly---first choosing is best. _

L* M°C°NK-BY' H°|"“x1“'h° li" be” evening of July Sith at a quarter to ii

the Muritirne_Provinces leaves this morn- Nam," ,L B_ R|mz.,,, C|,M.|om,mw,,' p_ E_ .ing on return to the mainland. The Minto I__H,,|",,x He,.a]'d_

‘entirelyforsuken us the last few ycare, 'while the American purse seine has near-

Elegant Silk Waists-in white, cream, Beautifully embroidered white sud '

fawa and black of ioulsirie,taffets and ' hiervlellicux silk elegantly finlllwfl and elaborately trimmed. Silél 3°- 34, 36 only, Regular price! $3-9° W 110.15, all reduced to the 0112

cream Japan taffcta silk waiats, very prcttily made, tucked and trimmed with wide silk |insertlon, sizes 34, 36 ouiy, regular prices $5.30 to $7.20, sii reduced to cncprlce. . .. ......j3,|5

-i>fi°°---~-~------ -----------84-50 raisittmstitmef wsisusiiitter mtl

A line of very pretty Ilplll' l»llf°“ 'nk

wsists in black and white. sizes 34- 36 only, prctiily tucked and box piestsa frost .sa tacit. Rexel" Isl-

- ling pri... 54-15- l=¢“°°'1*° 'P°°"‘

Jap taffeis allk,coiors are whif.c,crsom, pink and brown, mostly finished with strapping and tucks, some insertion trimmed. sizes 34. 36, 38 only. Regu- lar price $3.9o, special reduced

.< -_P|.i¢g..................`......j2.s0. pr'°e'“_UU-ilnnni

Pretty waiata of flue quality MV! |“"'°~ _ ' Brent shouideristrapatlilll °\\5°°'f°°*'

ivsiy trimmed vita suit aisles; , Q e 'some green some re . "' £0,-:tt Pmc; enamel buiio'iia to match,

' ‘ "r‘ 1 as . ..s.»-1»,f°r‘!'°'.\3f*.°=, *_ A ;j,c5,$:pe¥lsl1y red`\iii¢d'i5\‘|°° If-10

i.~`i'Sale- This Morning ,

Wsists of fair quality lustre in golden brown and black. Piainly init neatly made, box pleats front and back, tucked sleeves, self collar, sizes 34, 36,38, 4o and 4:. Regular price -3s.5o 'special reduction ,price. .|153

ai ,9.

_ ‘Ei ,

'cloclr, of Jennie Rita, riaughterof C. B. nd Mrs. Weathaver, Yale street, and

Aalorm the Canadian visitors register

od at the Canadian High Gomnilssloner'a ofilcss, London. during the week ending July 4th was Misa GrnceE. Dutoher who is on her way home to Charlottetown from South Africa where she has bei-n teaching some years.

Exriinrrion EN'rnn'i'A1NiiiEN'rs.-Pmf_

E1'arle»,vvIll give during Exhibition week three grand entertainments. H. M. S. Piuafore which was to have been given next week will bo given on one of the evenings of that week, Misa Daisy Francis Foster ot Halifax taking the lend' ing part. Particulars will appear later regarding the entertainments.

Gnome H. Paunv, of Oidtown (Mit)

well known in Charlottetown, one of the principals of Jerry From I{|.~i~ry company, now in Nova Scotia, was rniirrlcrl in Monc- ton Monday afternoon to Miss Jennie Vouela Jones, daughter of John Jones. The ceremony took place at the residence cf Miss Jones, aunt of the bi-ide, and she was given away by her uncle. Thomas B. Ritchie. After luncheon Mr, and Mrs. Perry left for Nova Scotia.

THE second evening performance by

Prof. Crockcr‘s_ wonderful horses was tru- ly up to the high standard of the former performance. The horses are simply win derful, their olsver evolutions, their mar- vellous memoi'y,thelr graceful movements combine to make a spectacle at once edi- fying and instructive. The whole enter~ tainment is refined, elevating and enter» taining. It deserves ii crowded house at each per-formance which our citizens should accord the owner and trainer of these magnificent animals.

E.\s'i'1~:nN Nivrias.-Warm and summer

weather is here the last week, and crops are doing fairly wcil. The harvest of the sea has been disappointing, so far as cod were concerned in the great cod district from South Lake to Little Harbor. A school of hake is on our shores now, their chief resort is from Basin Head west, the sandy bottom from Basin Head to East Point not being congenial to their tastes, or agreahle to their habits. A scarcity of bait has seriously affected the catch of cod, and the present outlook for bait for bake is by no means. light. The large summer herring which at one time resor- ted toour waters in warm weather ir-ive

ly finished our once magnificent mackerel fisheries. The lobster season has been a particularly good one, especially on the North Shore.-Our cheese factories are getting a fair supply of milk, though far short of the average year, and It is to be 'hoped that a strong effort on the part of their patrons will tide 'them over to more prosperous times.-Miss Elvis Stewart 'teacher at Brudnel, has been visiting her friends here.-Mrs Taylor and daughter are spending the summer with her father A. W. Bruce.-Commercial travellers follow each other in rapid succession the tslaweeks.

No ,”

VACATION, IS . COMPLETE ' WiTli0UT» A

KUDAK

' _/ui ities. is melt.

Films, plates, paper. etc..

etc., etc.

For hotogrsphic wants

we are Esadqattterl. '

-IJ

' -_ .1

so low.

Boys’ Trunks in light

Boys’ Une Piece Suits,

Boys’ Two_Piecc Suits,

dark stripes,

and dark

stripes, 8c, 1oc,12c, I4c, 16c, 18c, 20::

light and

dark stripes, 38c, 5oc, 85c, $1.00

light and

65°. uv. Ssc

variety, more originality of design-nowhere else is price for quality and

Men’s One piece Bathing Suits in

plain color, light and dark

stock of suits for wearing in the water is better than you'll find elsewhere, more

style

. .

, 1 c

stripes, 58c, 780, S5c, $1.15

Men’s Two Piece Bathing Suits in

stripes of either light or dark color, 85:; ,$1.15, 1.55, 1.75,

Men’s special all wool two piece

suits in navy or stripe $2.15, 2-50- 2-75. 3-2.5. 3-50-

1.95

2-25.

CED.

MOORE ®. M L O

-W W I

Fnauic Corivrou , Sydney arrived hy

the Princess last evening bringing vi'lth him his motor cycle which attracted considerable attention on tho streets lust night. lic is a guest of A. D. and Mrs Ducheinin, Si. Avurds.

Amana with it search warrant thc police yesterday afternoon raided the har kept by Daniel Cionan, opposite the S. A. Bari-ncks and seized e. c-ask of bet-r und some spirltuous liquors also capturing Gronun and faking him to the Station where he was locked up.

ALI. “changes” of large spaces for Daily

except hall’ and page ads. oi which xi dny`.e additional notice must be given, should he in this office not latex- than ten ri. ni., and ordinary “changes” by one p. ni., cx- cept Saturday at ten a. m., as printers have holiday some afternoon. “Cliangcs" for Tr-i»Wccl1ly not later than 10 a. ni. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Wmiat the carriage containing the in~

flint child of J. A. S. Bayer was standink in front of the Eclipse Bakery yesterilny nfiernoon the brake on the whccl gave way and the carriage rolled io the street hitting a horse with cart attached that was standing in front.Tiie animal started, upsetting the marriage and breaking it to `|`ii'e`cTé'but miraculously the child escaped with only slight scratches.

Miss Marin McC.\uiu:1.i., daughter of

Aicx.McGannell, returiicd last night from Boston where elle has been visiting rela- tives for the past three weeks at the und of :hen course in the Macdonald Insti- tute in connection with the Guelph Ai;i~i- cultural College. Miss McCai'1ncll did ex~ cellent work at Guelph as she has done in Prince Street, Prince of Wales College and while teaching at Mount Herbert.

Basi-:ixa1.i..-Tile fourth game of the

series between the Vice and Ahbles will be played at Victoria Park this evening at 0.45 o‘clock.

The teams will be selected from

Aaniirs. V104-

M. McAulny G. Wnriniin J. Currie T. Murrm'

J. W. .ioiies J. McQ\1l|ll\l\

J. McKenna W. Garrick W, 1-[,,|p¢m\y J. Hughes

T. Trainor C. McQuiih\n P. Corish W. Montolth

F. McDonald E Hefiflil 0. McEachern MF- '-" D. Sullivan PM l1°\‘9°“ O. Moran Harrison

Umpire W. Worth. The game will begin punctuaily and the

public are assured ii closer, cleaner, gnnppier gurus than any previous match. Players will be prompt and delay# In starting will be avoided. A collection will be taken up alter the irauw. and with good, brisk play, a cori'esi>0i\ll|l1Ei generosity may be looked for on thc part of the spectators.

Mechanics, Farmers- 5P°"l*“°”' To heal and soften the skin and reninvi

grease. oil and rua! stains. paint and ea\1h.eil‘. use The “Master Mechanics" Tar Soap. linen Toilet Scare... Mi-n

Iron-Ox Tablets arson sale at A. \V

Retains 711"

____-_

,HALF A TON

of pure French

CASTILE SOAl’

now in stock. Put up

-in one and ten pound bars

r5c and $1.20, absolutely

pure. _ _

“Tho Two Macs"

llillilllll Hliilllllll

' DIUOGIBTS, Cor. Gt. Occ. sul Kent Sta.

*.'

We liave Got Our Name Up...,. . For Low Prices

and not at the expense of quality either-Tlie low price idea has been our policy, and seems to be exclus- iveiylours-Of course you can get cheap stuff elsewhere

. -we don'i.doubt that- What wr. mean is this-for good,

honest, well made and well designed furniture there is

e no store on this little Island, that can undf-rsell us-

Yoii can prove this by taking s look through our store and examining carefully the splendid values you will find here.

t JOHN NEWS

Uwlillrln

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li-ivalvualnvsuillllvh ssnssunsnnsnsuanslna

26 l-5 PER CENT

The Sun Life Assurance Company wrote 26 1-5 p.

"if

' of the total amount of new business written

~i‘<

the Canadian Life Companies (20 in all) in the yea

I 1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the

insuring public.

E- R- BROW.

‘ Manager for P. E. -Islnnd,

19 mwf :yr _ Charioife.own.

%w&&

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"€ -e

ciiiurs tNn0wiiEN

vflnwvsnnn.

Give that boy of yours ri ciiaiicc. We issue Eiiilowmeiit Insurance for

children of :inyfigc and also giisraiiicc

flint in event of thc llenth of ilu' parciil

,t'_f1i;|_h _ A.. » /_\m@_fi;-1 lily -

Shllil _~`

' Coilllhent

4 Ross & Matthews,

, Proviiicial illnimgcrs, L`lmrli»ticiown.

6 _ayy»y¥-' = rum t _ _ ,

THE OLD RELIABLE STILL TO THE FRONT

We have ihe largest and best stock of Sarcophagiises. Monuments.Tnb- lets and Headstones ever exhibited in the Mnrifliiie l’rcvlnces,in Marble

(or person who pays ilit; premium) tliv:

policy will be a paid up endowincnl calling for no further premiums.

Write us or call for iiiforinstion.

of all shades. also red,grey andblack granite. It is worth looking at if you don't want to purchase. If you went to purchase this is the best and cheapest place on P. E. I- Corrcspnndence solicited. l)e~ signs furnished when requested. Plans drawn when required with- out charge.

E. F. PUR DY.

Froni Montrloui, ‘I p_._ in. hiopiluy,

xiii lun; . Zlnil “ 5| li Jiiii\>.

llii li ' :ird July T7( lr

Jlrli. llih /ing. Jillli " lii.li Sept. Wrih ` lith ON.. Thai "

“ " " iith .\'1\\'.

i. . .. -. .. . .i .-

.. .. .. .i

'lilh April.

|905. QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD.

i‘ro|1osod srillliiim nf ti. H. "f'/\ liii’/\.\`A hcl ivi-um iiionirml and _l‘l|arlulicinwii, vniliiiir

Fatiiiii- 'ulnt,, Mull y. l'ori:o, l`i\|»c i`ovu, iiriunl lilvur und Niiiiiiiicrwiilir. '

lfriuii i‘|iiiilot_`i-.lu\\'ii, Ii ||._|_n., Niurulny

i..t I.'.\h 21||h

l'_i|| `_'|lIl\

Iuih ‘.’lIl\ Tl li `.’l~l fill Hill '_’iiii liiih iltih lfith

liipy

.lime

.|.._|y

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Sepi-

of-0;

Nov,

. l ' ' . . .

ilnturiiln will leave i’irldi`i. Nt. H.. for i’im1-Ioitciown on Mtnniny.~‘ al noon on arrival 0

iraiiia from iililiix nd Hi. John.

` iiuhiect to change should 1-lrcuuiatonrv-s mlrnlrc. I 'CAEVELL EEl.C_~.AK=°ll»°l1°fl°¢f°=i°v¢r\

6-7wed.&t‘l1f;l0ci 31 _W '_

Ponrmenningli h Scplsnii r lima Montreal l in ni