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Special price and special size for the boys of the B033’ have Bplggdg at Westlake Bros. H1010

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test News of thc Ci and Province.

Reporters and Correspo dents Everywhere.

QY WANTED.-A good steady b

afair education, must be over ~ sold; to learn the printing. _Ap nce to this otiice.

RINGFIELD Norms.-Union Division flourishing condition and hopes to the banner division. The division lled the following oiiicers for the g yearz- W'. P., Stephen Haslam; Florence Haslam; R. S., Benjam enzie; A. R. S., Maud Haslain; F. am McKay; Treas., Fred Hasla lain, Matilda Haslam; Con., Calv ay; A.Con,, Ada Weeks; I. S.,I ay; O. S., John Matheson; P. W. e McKenzie.-The farmers are pr g for liaymakiiig and the crops it ng well in this part of the Island.

.i;, ' this-our stock is right upto-

NDAY school work of our country ng great strides in many direction heleast of which is the Summ l. This is a school held in t mer for about a week for the traini unday~schonl teachers. Prinnine nctors are engaged, who ar alists in their line, todeliverlecture o teach how to teach. These Summ ols are usually held under t cies of State Sunday-school Asso s. This year Pennsylvania h01 chools of about a week each i rent sections of theState. Kentuck York, New Jersey, Massacliusett rado, Illinois and Tennesee, and p

other States have held or will hold mer School this year. Some

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HERE.,

SPECIAL VALUES P’

a t’75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. . ...e

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ng to recognizethat they need train eiqtand are using every effort

Prince Elward Island did notr

a visit from the army Worm th

le of British Columbia are agitate the serious :outbreak of an injurio es of one of the insects, common n as cut worms, which is no untold damage in British Columbi sands of these pests are attackin ost all kinds of vegetation. Muc ge has been done to tobacco, tom potatoes, cabbages and all kinds en plants. Even fruit trees have n ed this destructive pest. At prese mpossible to say the amount uction this insect is causing, as ot reached its full growth. Wh

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Boys’ Brigade.

wn the caterpillar measures abo

nd a. half inches in i length. It a very voracious feeder. Many lette been sent to the division of en gy at thejixperimcn tal Farm as to t means of checking the ravages o

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New Prowse Block. _ - Photographers. 2;

est. A large number of the c s themselves have also been sent i hese are being bred to maturity fo oses of study.

HiLE people in the Province»of Prin ard Island, Nova Scotia and Ne swick are accustomed to hear fro stern sources glowing estimates

n crops which are rarely if ever real

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verage the province' at 8 bushels p but The Commercial ofI 21st “dw n the “uncertainty ." Late grain cro

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i h. S 'ai attention nm m. eo5.t\:isfactE>erc5: rates. For, furtegfggte 0?” enquire cf P. S. Brown, R9; Rnoélq' e

'riofidi Hotel.

Pownal June 6 tl _

nd although we therefore “discou free expressions of the hopeful a

py western man, we are not la

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is none too goodfor you--A poor machine is d ar e , ,mo at any price. Don’t buy one until you are sure , how it is first-class in every particular. ' will Ask those who have used the ' ` City

“NEW RAYMOND”

ever,will makefeed atany rate, vvhi be welcome on account of the s of hay. Reports from the coun very much, some asserting that wh not go more than live bushels while some report ten and even bushels per acre. The crop is ve

' gular, and this in part will accou

uch wide estimates. Even this y reareearefully cultivated fields eat which will give a. fair crop, wh he same district a considerable area

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Whit f,h8y think OI its _ wg They will tell you, it’s all that can be desired. in t

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DELIGHTED Will-I P. E. I.

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The Plant Line.the Ilot:ls,the Park, the Stock Farm, the) Beaches Spoken of.

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§ It will be remembered that some days 830 a party of gentlemen visited this pro- vincelaud spent some days in enjoying-the healthful atmosphere. ' Yesterday THE Gniinniiin' received thefollowing letter.--

DEAR Sin,-After spending a mint de-

lightful vacation in your country it is no morevthan right, that I ' should sing _its e praises to all the country around about, therefore this article for your paper.

Having spent several weeks on P. E. I.

several years ago. I determined to make another trip there. I interested threeof my friends (namely) Albert J. Small, Chas. F. Smith andGeo. A. Oak in the trip. ' .

We sailed on July 14th, in La Grande

Duehesse and arrived on Monday night, July 16th, after a most delightful trip. We procured a team at the stable of Mr. Robins and went out to the home of Dr. James Henderson where we made our home while on the 'Island and there every-

meals were all that could .be desired and the home a Hue one to visit. One where “Home is the Kingdom" and “Love the King."

We took daily drives to all the points of.

interestand everywhere we have only words of commendation to utter. The stock farm with its herds of cows and- young stock would well repay one' for a longjourney. We next visited the Asylum for the Insane which let me say has undergone a great change siiioe my visit of three years ago. On entering the hall one' 'is struck with tho air of neatness-and the uniformed attendants, polite in the extreme, and at~ tentive show that'tlie"irIanagemeiit is all that' could be' desired. The wards are clean and the newly painted wallszlend an air of beauty, to the once bare walls. Here and there are pictures which will attract the eye _of the inmate and make it more like a home than an institution.

We visited your .parks and the several

beaches, but were most favorably taken with the Cliff, J. J. Davies, proprietor. Here the scenery was fine, and the house

tertained at luncheon by the following well-known families. who did everything to make ouristay pleasant and for which we are truly grateful: ‘

Dr. and Mrs. James Henderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Mellett. ‘° “ “ Fred. Essory. _“ " “ Ralph Carr.

“ “ “ JohiLMcWilliams.

“ " “ Cephas West.

“ “ “ .Walter Mellett.

May your _ country prosper and her

people be blessed with all the good things that help to make them happy.

~ J. G. 1?. Tnimnow,

» Newburyport, Mass.,

~ U. S. A.

FAIR EVIDENCE FOR EVERYBODY

No one can doubt the great merit of Pol-

son’s Nerviline, for it has been placed _in the market in 10 cent bottles, Just to give you the opportunity o_f testing its_ wonder- ful power over all kinds of gain. This is the best evidence of its e ciency, for

fail) cure for cramps, headache, colds, neuralgia, and the host of pains that flesh is heir to. Good to take, good torub

on. Go to any druiaitore and-.buy a. 10 cent sample bottle-. ge bottles 25 cents.

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are scarce and good goods

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Ciansiilt us next time yuor J ‘ = 311:30 as :grim :Hai

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Queen St' Ch” 0 te W. DODD. yi The Ideal Bicycle Repllr

July 17 bf. re ‘HP ' *__ A ` .

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In bicycle repafrs have vom- wheel repaired at, the Ideal Bicycle Repair Shop.

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‘ ' nt for themselves. Pol-», -. , . dam ggi? §€errS1?erli(i:ide ig positive (it cannot ` ‘ heh? 5° bn-ad .°Pi°¢"buun°-as date iii

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_Who has no interest whatever in the matter that they had

buying their Shoes _from us and were buying them better and chclpf cr than they ever did before than you know that it must be true chico they have no reason to try and deceive you( ' .-

And in Charlottetown and surrounding country we have hundreds

of satisfied customers who when asked where they buy their Shoes reply: "Why, at Rimsay’s. We lind that we can save money 'by buying our Boots and Shoes at Ramsay’s." ~ -

And iL’s a straight fact. It you doubt it try just once. When

you try once it means that _vou are going to try twice and when _you try twice you are going to become a steady customer and you will be happy and save money. fi ,

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Maple Leaves. " '~

We have all the above subjects mounted i`i_i”Belt Bucklesfé.

Spoons, Bon-Bon Spoons, Sugar Tongs, etc. , _ _ ‘ff

A pleasure to have you call and inspect our Souvenir die _ y.

all that is desired. The table unsurpassed , , _

and the service line. We were royally en~ W’ W’

Jeweler and Engraver. _ i

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Silverwne lr Wedding Presents as

we hm and quiet it number or pieces recently for Weddmg`

Presents. -

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are dear, it is also true] that _ Q » S ° ‘ W. P. Colwill’s is the* only ‘ v A

right place to buy 'crockey, G »

We have knocked the bottom out) “Nad

to bi-iiig~yoii_r _work to us; W0, will ti?eat_'yo`u. right and give you*

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ostnnish you.

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Brooches, Hat Pins, Stick Pins, Seals, Bookinirks, Nail Shoe Horns. Button Hooks, Tea Sp00,l18., C0500 3P0?l19» 0l§l\8¢

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