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rN'v'I'.l.'m:D

If Will! the best in plum. lf*Pi\¥» Hnished on the new spec. m°“*l»(tiie very lates; novelty.)

'ro Vault

OU-1? Studio

0 cnc. ri. cooir

315'! ll Always Welcome.

PURE FRENCH CASTILE SCAP

A superior quality jpst received in 1 pound bars, suitable either for beth or toilot purposes.

' Price .i5c per pound.

Geo. E. Hughes,

Apotliecaries Hall. Ch’town.

THIS ‘WEEK ONLY

Your chance to secure Trunks, Val

lses and #Suit Cases at 15 per cent off We bought at a reduction a large con slgnment of Trunks and ’Vslises that come for Weeks & Co., after they closed ont. You get the benefit-for this week only, you can buy them at wholesale prices. Come early. They

are goinf io go with s rush. Bee win- dows in ower store. "

A._ E. McEACllEN.

The Shoe Man.

‘ Canned Goods 0

~ The season hasn’t advanced far enough to give you fresh

vegetables and fruit.

UUR CANNED GOODS

comes as near it ss you could wish for. No need in having a bare table when you can get our TOMATOES. CORN. PEAS, WAX BEANS. PEACHES, PEARS, PINE '_ APPLES. STRAWBERRIES.

in BVRUP, etc.

We handle only the best ‘

branflxb put up . y reliable packe -you can rely on them being pure and fresh. Call at our store and we will be pleas-

ed to show them to you.

””"""""""""""""‘°“‘ Bcgf & (}0f[’5 ::'°‘:.';.:.';‘:.:.‘:.;‘;°:.::f"“;:.°:’::,‘::s2

llll

lilli Mill

. _» fi; quickly snd_.bre_an_ mawmesntlyil while

s -.e rmomen a ssroln ss. _.

,lf Lirgest _ ,.1 ;“s:::?::,;’mh," n:.;itn‘:.:ii{e|\:.:\‘lr'a:e ' A. b¢al|llful nlafbldlcll

U Lliwest Pncgs’ " me ts ning yirii th iight. Redd,” B,,,,,_ :°:::.'...,.°:.:°::...:'“ " ° in PARLOK J . _ ._

W" \ N ' ` t ` ‘ Everybody knows that our “Soda

,V ._. J ni- .~ ~ .~` '_,_.

,. ,` For a man’s fine

,A _L _ ,hoe and can’t

finds lter shoe _ than The Eagle.

5 We 5nd`_thst~they _ give splendid._sf S' f -=*‘~~~<1actldn'.”'

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L.; -“.::f'°~_Pf*¢° fa-zs. sim ’ " ‘ 1' "'° “”°" " MichaclT°ll4i-Bm :':.r;;;°".f.:.°.°1;:°:.’.::;:1:f“is:..“.‘: 1-m=°'=1 ‘

_ l 1- and Fruit Stqrg una when our-sry. A. w.n¢rif||n Pina.

Groseaslt to 8tevanson's Tin Store B- Simfivviiif-

_ - Queen S

_, _ ‘ .h‘ t F sit and nil Kenra rarnuur.. siseteasls SUNNYSIDE laxlsgeegesthg P:~c'o5¥;soumi-m gm- Duggan( Tm", (M md sqm”

- “da ' .ans me biggest ua. asians: slum; em-

goin “tum -hownln the sity. Jas. too mga.

& C0

Sol! Agents

“‘°9”°\1 we are show- Head Ufiicss-in New Prowss

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$3.00 ` V I' __ ` lillrifa i.il'ls\Ii`i$inseEiras..ete. . lInard's Lislment foruis emwliors-

l =-»~rl|ii|ua's|:ul‘uiv suinu|iu»< 1 Whliewwf

,S JCWCICYY u 5i0f¢» ::::1.;T;§?;“°;...

Asv person desiring tc purchase a Bel I _ tontingood condition, should apply st.

ABI M' nu. em.. .te.....

town; 8.2!) p. m. Response; 8.45 p. in

Social Meeting ; Sunday, July 8th,11.ill a. m. Devotional Barvice'11.$) s.m., Con-

‘ ° of Summerslde; 12.00 noon, 1nrd‘s Supper ;

0r S 2.30 p. m., Prayer and Praise; 2.50 p. m.,

Sermon; 7.00 p. aa., Devotional Service; 7.20 p. na., Sermon on “Our Plea" or

and Boys.

We have summer

weather at last-make your children comfort- able with a pair of tlie=e health giving shoes- we have had a special line made for us at popular prices.

Children’s Barefoot

Sandals size 4 to ro,

` $1.00

Misses’ Barefoot

Sandals, siqe ir to 2, - $1.25

We -:rho carry a.

high - cla.-`s English Sandal at $‘>i.2§, $1.50 and $r.75.

And we li.ivc Sm-

dals for large girls and boys, sizes 3, 4 and _ 5, at $2.00 a pair.

Alley Q Co.

Everything in Sandals.

B X central on...-°ri,ci.arinte..mr..,.1_\.ry ut,-

P i

Til 2

MAPLE

‘ House, Monday, .lune 25th is said

icbe the most magniilcentiy presented comedy-drama ever offered to the

_ llrcatre-going public, while in in~

We have just received from .-ment ami theme ii ia one or

' the moet‘ powerful every climax

Sherbrooke’ Quebec’ 3 cases breaking with almost volcanic intensity.

McK¢lll\3'$ GfUc¢rys _ M3Pi¢ Sugar* ` Su much, by way of introduction. 'l‘o.go Phonc{{’,°‘i,',‘ *‘,’,'§,',},',ff§§,,,_”"'“ ; It his guaranteed by the into tr.. pi" risen, netting ea.. in

i P W shippers to be STRICTLV ...ia todas.-an c-um its w°n.n._xn ern l _ J _ _ _ ’ h ,...._........----=--' _ PURE and unadulterated- f.§`f.§2..°.°l."`I’.f§"i..f.`l`I.`2.'.°.'l2 .'.§`l.°'f.' .."L.`l

_Zur

_ _ K" 553 K

- "I \` `& I~ - " ~’ \ 3\ " herald and sounds its bwn_ alarm-

[A[§|_[ §H[][ ,gf riicrc is no want f;

if' A' as has nothing that has Mine before it.

6-sdtwimo.

*usual

8.1!), Address -“How can we make as con- vention a-|11-ctlvc after it closes 7" Rev Mr: Chowan ; Brief addressee by 'workers gec~

al WC C lllliil r mi ie winners ure nest _turing

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z sappy. _ '_ _ 1 if - - r` 'L on from life. The ciimaxes develop

rrronaas Orr- P~0- --'-'-"‘,°"

THF

uuuuituniiil

Aimuat. Convention of Christian Churches of Prince Edward Island, at

ilth, liX)0

Saturday, July 7th, B.00n, ni., Prayer

and Praise; 8.15p. m., Address of Wei- come, Rev Robert Pegrnna of Charlotte

vention Sermon by Rev.'Thomas B. Bates

“What we Stand for", by Rev. J. F Floyd of St. John, N. B ; 9.1!) a. m., Prayer and Praise; 10.0) a. m., General Business Session, conducted by Rev._.W. R. Motley ct Montague, Reading Minutes of last. session, Election of Oiilcera, Appointment of Committees, Reports from Churches. New Business; 280 p. m., Devotional Service, Mrs. Thomas B. Bates ; 3.00 p. ln.. Paper on “The Value and Relation of Women'a Work tothe Church” by Mrs. Dr. Alex. Murray of Leonardville, N.Bi Paper on “The Value and Relation of Children‘e Work to the Church” by Misa Lida Jackson of Wolfviile, N. S. Discus- sion ofthe above suhjects opened by Mr.. Ruhcrt Pegruni; 800 p. in., Devotional Service;8.%) p. m., Evangelistic Sermon

A Ccuvszvricn of the Eldon District S. s. Association will be heiri ln' st. Andrew. Church, Orwell, on 20th and 27th Inst. '1‘he,followlngis the programme: Session I. 7.30, Devotions, Rev. D. B. McLeod song service; Minutes, appointment of committees; 8.00, ten minutes review of year's work, Pres; 8.10, addreas~'1’hoS. S.ae afuctor in the moral and spiritual training of the rising generation -Rev Mr Hudson;8.40, address-Field Secretary; 0.15, closing. Sessionii. 030, Consecrm tion Service-Rev Mr. Chowuu; Minutes, Rsportofnominallngconimitteefilieotion of officers; 10.15, written report from Die- trlct. Sec'y, discussed ; 10.45, reports from Superintendent, ten minutes talk on imma department-A. S Nicholson; Tenn' peruncc-Rev. D. B. Mi-.La-oil ; Ti-nchai' Training Department-`.i. i\. Moore; Dis cusaiou: l2.(li, closing. S-'salon lil. 2.2!), devotlons,l{uv, D. B. Mclncofi, Minutes 3.11). R\9P0i't nf District. i:li»c‘y~'l`reni¢, dia- cussion ; 3 45, ‘l‘wi-my minutes mldress on teachers, trialninu classes, how orgniilzed and conducted, Rev Mr. Ganouz, Field Sec'v;Lcsaon fr-.un iiurlhut's outlines- 1-I. W. Huntley, Ilvuud uihlc conference- Fiold Sedy.; 5.0), Closing. Session IV. 7.11), Devotions - Rev Mr. iindaon ; 8.0), Addreimhy Flclii Scc'v. music, offering;

orally ; 8.15. Closing. '

"TBI OonvIci.'a Daughter,” which will be the attraction at the Opera

mere stage 1oieerers,there is not onesingle

drama, which lacks all the melodramatic thunder of bygone days, is new and nnlnovrn,bnt cannot remain scfor its me idcents in at once becomes its

The situations, the motives, the charact-

sm o ng or tugging or straiuln giving a plcliling finesse to a story the is asid lc betak

l _ _

` naw. w.."e 'pod "oh umm' .nd

TASTE FINISH AND STYLE S

ONS A Positively Un

They arein sggsnbgthemseiver Trys box. For sale at all the leading/ V _

Water” la always cold sparkling and

Utd laiand

ing ,_ very if _ _ ._ _ r ~ ° - ` '1'arr_-_ltiaetnn 'runes says tint. arthur- semniar sharp. ani ,W1 ...nt it.- . pretty assortment B| k fha" _ Pros' aifi.n‘n.'eii.y,ns.-iviage mama' cms say' t , ,_ hh ,K ,n _ of Shirt Waist Sets - ._ 0° ’ ' _ °_m_"°w“'. ” -niacin. purensiai '_-_ia Prim- my smaller?-its rimrgnsnffpvmni

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ranging from 40 cents io ____ I , __ _ . _ f ' ' s landing the Cape Breton trophy. V e `

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‘ 1 » A our na .

!1'i_"’,`9/6 It ~

l~l»_~.5llaiii>n_,_arho for tba past yearl'

Mas iiimsin Ban.r.n`r, Boston, srrived at lloutsgiteon Thursday, 'on a short vacation. - .

. pinsapplss, lemons and cocsnulsv(recsived weekly) at W. A. Johnsmn’s, \len_tsgus,P. E. 1. ilsdtwtf.

Son. J. W., Captain Bnihen, cleared from Mont-urns on Thursday with 'a cargo of produce for Halifax.

‘ ll/issiionn Krronnn is constructing seoction man's building, near the railway station, Montague.

Correspondents sending KiugsCounty

news will please mark “Kings County' atthc top of na-st page of same, eacb time of sending.

"Souvenir post cards". “Comic post

cardn" “Souvenir stationery',and fancy goode,st. W. A. Johnstone‘a,Mcntsgue P.E. 1. iidtwtt

Mn. Ewan MoDoun1ii.i. will preach

(D. V.) next Sunday June 24, at Murray Rlver10.$)a._m`. Pster’s Road 2. ill. p. ni. and Hrooklyn 6.5) p. m.

Fancy groceries, biscuits, confectionery,

chocolates, and s nice line of canned fruits and vegetables at W. A. Johnetone's, Montague. P. E. I.

Wibwtf.

Fiton the East, The Guardian’s corres- pondent wriees: The prevailing wind lor the month has been strong northeast, ser; iousiylntsrfering with the lobster catch onthe north side, and rendering its financial success doubtful. On the acuihsirle weather conditions have been more favorable and there was is good vawla ol ood-heh, and a Mir catch ci lobstei'o.- Considerable quantities cf* mackerel srcalao netted, and asa large propori/lon appears to have escaped the 'purse saincs cfGinucest.er, onf their way tothe Gulf; our dshcrmen hope to catch some with the hook later on.-There is

one draw back to our nat fishermen here sand which thcv hink could bu easily r°emedied.'vll.l the destruction of their nets hy .tha stcamans of the Magdalen route. -Laatscason ‘Lhelii fated S. S. Lunenburg iclt Sunris every time after dark and' appeared io deliberately hug the sl-ore in the acne ofthe mackerel nets. Offllnain llrad ulnnc the lose of eight nuts was. inlii to her charge, not ouiyiheiossnftlio net but the lose of their`ca'tch for thc season, an item of considerable ,iutportance to our hard worked fishermen. A few days ago the S. S. Amelia turned in towards thu shore oil Basin lleaii on ahriuht morning with amisn on the bridge, probably with good eye sight,and deilbariateiy orlnadvertanily destroyed is mackerel nel. of a well known citizen, tlic mornlnil being too stormy to tslro it up. While fishermen willingly recognise the freedom of the ocean highway, they' think they have rights also which should be respected In their aiviuous and lnkportaiu. calling, and that the ntsamsrs have a moral it not a legal obligation to' make the circle of their course from Sourie toEsst Point a trifle lsrgerto escape all dangers of contact w|th‘ their nets.-Miss Mildred Gurney has arrived from Boston to spend the summer with hor fricnds. At present sho ls the guest of her uncle T. S. Robertson.- Mra. Edwin McDonald and family ara guests uf Mrs. Alert McLean.

Kola-Blgieiaa perfect food for the nervous system and also a most delicious beveranc;it. contains no poisonous Iu- grcdients nor alcoholic stimulant. This excellent preparation is a compound of the world renowned South American KclaNut oonibined with other nerve strengoheningingredienta. This world famous Nuthas proved itself tube the lsaethinnful and most effective nerve food known to science. it is very effect- ive in brain itnrl nerve troubles of all liinds. ltis very, nourishing, improves the appetite, strengthens the digestive organs, and is delightfully exhilarating. Prepared only by- Bigelow sc Co., Lui., Halifax and Truro N. S.

~1Ci.0CK

. 1 » ]une 6,1906.

farm from McGill College, Montreal, arrived at Montague cu' Wednesday to s nd a short vacation, previous io

lemon syrup, pineapple syrup, vanilla

lemon sour, Vino, and a full lloe of aerated waters at W. A. Johnst»onc's,

ON! of the victims of the San Francisco

disaster on that memorable morning of April 18th waaa former Lorne Valley

man named Curt left Bisby, Arizona,

both met death on that fatal morning. Their remains were found in the ruins of a brick building, and indentifled by their

senseof the word of high integrity, and sterling qualities, and left many warm friends throughout his Island home-

he being only 20 ycarsjof agc.'1`o the grZet~ striksn parents and two sisters heart

that the God of all grace maysustain them in passing through the deep waters of affliction, and enable them to look beyond

rnunicn with their loved one in the

common law, against the laws of health

quickly cure that catarrh and throai

prevents ngw attacks and cures ouiarrii forever-‘sn for all time to come. Don'.

yourse . nee use you with its pleasant and helpful inlluencr.

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Madame 1 Albani

,writes from Wolfville, .Concerning the Heintzman

Piano

Wolfville, N. S.,

,DEAR Sins:

Iwisli vo tell you that ]

at Charlottetown the other

instrument and does your Erin great credit.

g ';;eesi_ly a leader

pa.. rmitamfa. our .mi n can-gui ‘among usefuisnd orn-

- Wedding Gifts

-_», -.Il shearing a very tom iere line -f

iufvv _lctociis

_ ,J - ` selling

Lpriges.-'lj_ 11 H _ ' ` n _g V ecia y ne 'clock $7536. '

G.F.l|utci\es0i\.

- pweiier mi qpiiei.n.

_ I am also very much obliged _to you for ` the Piano

{cn were good enough to send or my use to the Hotel.

Yours very trulv,

G. ALBANI GYE.

To Messrs. .Miller Brothers,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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s hasten. . » _

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island in Sepoembir be will sesame his

._....._*°~_‘;i§_..__ Nuav Bnos.

_ _ _ _ _ nu uyiaoapnnten ur."

°* Y'°°*°° 155°' °_"°_ ahsmohu made nianyirieassmse win S I A

ll0!li'!R 'BWV pa_rtl_cuiarly'in hockey circles, when his _ ' services will be much missed. Last _ ~»-----'---

°'*"°*' °f"°““~'" '*'°"'=‘€"'#;__S‘_°‘_'_'_‘_°_ _c9____9_?2_r§sF2&c_r_ _ Sale H0595

Hosacai Hszsun and Liv hicPhail. Charlottetown, were in Montague ou‘

a ur ay 1

Dn D. R.Fraser, who graduated this

or locating. _ There are many lines here that can “°" "°“°'“°' ""“’“‘ V" “‘”° 5‘“°”' I ' not be duplicated at the price owing

°Y"“"'“"““'b°"’ ""`“*‘° ""°""°""’ 'Y"‘“" ' to the heavy advance in cotton.

Montague. P. E. I. Wdtwtf. D ’ t _

boy, J. Herbert McMillan, only and Q g

dearly beloved son of Peter and Mrs. McMillan. formerly of that place but now of Ludlow, Vt. Ha accompanied bya

April 14th en routs’to Australia, arriving C

in Ban Francisco the 17th where they p r ll n I y

former employer from Blsby, who wired , '

the sad intelligence to his parents. u

"Herb" wasaflne young man in every , .

which he visited a few years ago, who.

with his many relatives will hear with N L B S

profound regret of the tragic ending of his life, at n very zenith of its usefulness '

felt sympathy, will go out with is prayer -

the cloudlinelof their grief to a glorious ll-I

Iv- ,

home beyond where' eyes wsop and (V Q hearts break no more"-that Eternal _ F I _ City which no earthly storm can

0 i -*C . .. . . . es my °“" wecsr n.weiiroiaurm.iiiuenf<.|i|ris'rii<.si»A>.ov iiisvuir. 1u.n.y|i..u

are carricdrln stock but hcro nrc it fcw of thu nr~\\'cai. lu.

C9UGHERs,` HAWKERs_ sIi|TTERS_ §Vnfcla;‘il:.:ll. anaslozltgd Icc Vvnfcr gV|,ln‘c::i.‘uoii.

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Jersey Lcrvon, Wat/or Wnfcr Lircosc Vi ufcl-.

Public expectoration la against the _ ‘ I,-m,,,._-,,,u,5'c_

l r Wi itll lah biilkl .lh if hh . _

2.1:. ...‘:::.. f..:::‘...:...:‘:~- ."..°:....s Ph-ma, S ANDERSON & C0 rho...

away the irrltation,cutaout the phicgm ||2 , . O’ |12 nod loosanu thc tight feeling. You'|| L ______ ulwvitli. J

ircublewith Catarrhozone. Itposltivclv -r

C ' ' 's;‘e.\`uv.'i.u`u1~%=Q»

taksour word for it, try Calarrhozone ' _

lf 0 d ‘llbe delighted -- '-

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Here you will find

an AI stock of Cloth, consisting of serges, tweeds, fancy worsieda, cheviots, vicunas and worsteds. You will be more than satisfied if you try one of our cm- tom made suits. Fit, workmanshipand goods guaranteed. As for the prices we can demonstrate to you

that we are lowest. We would be much pleased to have your order. LOOK AT OUR CLOTH SHOW in the window and see the best assortment of Eng- lish, Scotch and Canadian Sulrings.

P. E. Islaud’s

C 0 D Greatest

° ° 9 Ciothi ug House.

Tailoring it W" A Department

" - S/ W turns out t_he best '5f N55 §.‘;§r'.?;r:..“;:;§ 5:13.

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Ordinary pianos answer for ord-

inary occasions but the artist must

Cost very little more than thc old time ri hho I ics i HUNDRED TIMES BETTER

hlY° "IC b€lt. They aro lighter, strong:-r, clivinur, bdttcrrdhnmkcairih lg; aiioom and arc in ovary may m0N‘,

was very much pleased with ...__ -._..

the Heinizin-an & Co Piano

1' Y7“`1i` 1 __‘ I > _Y __V _lg

you supplied for my Concert "' - -f

evening. It was an excellent |\/l 3 “I” Ae |._ ? L- A T E 5

cd] it °“f ‘ton 'uid ,ee the :satisfactory than any othur kind of plate known tcdcntlabry today.

94",., Mtame A\\m,1u.¢d_ VITALIZED All for Painless Extraction. Safe.

Sure and Pleasant. Has no after effects.

Bythis method wo can extract ouo or twrntv teeth and norhurt you any at nil. Ask your friends and they will fell sou that this is it fart

Bsatm insurer. Pistons, c.H.BsER,

Sunnyside. _ An work guaranteed- Over Prone nm. - rreprieier

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