WEDNESDAY MORNING

ing Rooms Opened in S’Side.i

caskets and coffin ; also of Ladies’ and Gemienieuﬂs robes.

prepared to do cinbalrning at short notice. I have started a branch at Kinkora in charge of Ambrose Monag ban. DlatllliCﬁ riot limited. Prices moderate.

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Granville St., Suuinierside.

New Undertaking and Embaim-

0n Granville St. two doors north 0f ilicbiiinlirsbrut Store.

I-lavingd cided to engage in the undertaking business I have a new up to dale hearse and a complete line oi cloth covered and polished

.I have just received the latest improved, einbaluiiiig outﬁt and aiii

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l I J E Lirrrluiuv arrived last nllllﬁ Imp Vancouver. 3 C‘

C.\|"r. .10.»; Rim) returned last niobi- from the mainland.

Rm 1131-11111: liuiuir of Phoenil. R. I- ls vpirini; iiev. J.A. McDonald, Klu- koru

J .\ DICMUIIDO of Beduqua returned 111st nlglitirouiu trip to the Canadian West.

l’. RKPTRAY and master Hurry left a visit. to friends in

Am hcrut.

Sm: the show window at. Goon-lie’: drug store, for big bur-gains in soaps. You can

We Are Buyers of

1 FRESH EGGS

l. i 5,000 Dozen Wanted

DRESSED PORK

We will be open to handle early fzitted of light weig hi

r20 to 175 in Sepieiiiber.

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35 Shares of £50 each. $8 5111,07. i‘ Dividends 6 p.c. payable April and October. Price r45 p. c.

Capital . {$866,666 RCSCIVBHU...“.................... 3,141,333 AWE“ - ...... - . . . .. 46,115,087

The Bank operates under an English Charter, by which special privi- leges are enjoyed. Among these is the SINGLE LIABILITY Qt its Stock, ell other Canadian Bank Stocks having double liability. For this reason it 1s particularly favoured as an investment by Trustees and Estates and other conservative Investors.

The above rateinclndes four months accrued dividend, reducing the price to 143 per cent.

J- C. Mackintosh d: Co. Halifax, N. S. and St. John, N. B.

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Stanfeld’ Li 't d ‘K76 (DVVD. zand Otter 1'02!’ $18.16

$15,000. First Mortgage 6 per cent Sinking Fund 25 Year Gold Bonds.

Price Par and Interest, netting 6 per cent.

75 Preferred 7 per cent shares: Price 98 per cent, netting over

7 per cent. 75 Common Shares! Par Value $1.00 each. Price on application

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T85 Hollis Sh. Hulifnx, Members Montreal Stock Exchange. Moiibruul Oliicu, Windsor 110ml.

‘i We l have Removed to the store lately occupied by Weeks Q Co. . between , Beer Q Golf's . ' and j S. A. McDonald.

1 MORRIS & SMITH. k

tlarlshumi, Bogart 81 Bailalla. Members New York

Stock Exchange, 16o St. James St., Montreal.

NORAIAN BINMORE,

Manager,

FOR SALE

Rosebank Farm

Situute on the south aide of Hilllboro River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 18o uerea,l3o ucrcs cleared and in ahi h state of culti- vation, Termnlibenl. or further portl- culnrs apply F. McKENNA, Charlottetown, Queen Street

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3' , Moiiuﬁicnts and H511- stoiics in§Marbic,Graii-

iic and Frccsioiic. We carry 1 large Stﬂck of Ameri- aﬁ i can Marble and Canadian Granite

ready for immediate delivery. Our pricbs reasonable. Our stock ihe best. Correspondence solicited.

I Estimates chverfully given.

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l Schuruiiiri of Sherbmok takes pluco iii . w“ W t totiuy Ill. .2 p m from his late residence.

l sin-e money buying soup here. 4d rriws iii

i T111: funeral of the late Gordon W

'l'll11.\iAS AND Mus JOHNSTON, Edward ‘ and Mrs. Manson and WJK. McGouizun, Q Sumruerside, are visiting in Sydney, C. B.

i Auk your: dealer ‘for “INVERNESS 00A [IX-Tho house keeper's delight- ‘1011-1111 and Free from Soon-TRY IT

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M11513 W 011111211001. of Summerside, returned lust. night from a two months , visit to her son George Cameron, Amherst

N S. : Chafing, prickly heat, etc. can be l instantly relieved by ll little 'I‘ulcum l Powder. All the best killllﬂ ut Plniuiirfs drugstore. ~ lid mw Lil.

Tirizoutward cargo by the Cuuipana yesterday, consisted oi 50000111251 lobsters, 350 cases eggs, 35hox11s cherries 0111i 250 pounds butter.

-Ar1ou'r r100 harvesters left. by the Erupress lust. night. on the excursion to the Northwest, About 150 of those purchased tickets at Suuiinerside.

CLARENCE 11x11 Mus. GALLANT uml child,o£ Providence, ii. I., liuvc left. for their home, fliltlfilliiﬂfllllllﬂ the funeral o1 their brother, l)r. Si. Oiiiir Gallant, Klnkora.

ALLAN UHNNOIIS, teller in Bunk pf Nova Scotiri, Suiumersitie hue been transferred Lo Cliuthum N B. and leaves for that city this morning. lils placeharo will be taken by Fred Bearisto.

Cur rate prices in toilet soaps at Gourliifs drugstore for the next ten days. All soaps ut reduced prices, some below cost, some at cost uriti some at. a slight advance in cost. iiuy your soup uoW._Big stock; big variety ut (iourilcis. admws 3i

T111: freight of the SS Aranmoro, which lsruiiklug her ﬁrst trip to Surninerside from Montreal, consists of 800 bags oats uhri 1:30 tons 0t liiiy for Sydney and Sb John's. 'l‘iic. freight by the Polino consisted of 70 tons liuy, 425 bags outs and Iii tubs butter,

DIAS!’ friends will regret to learn that Rev. J. D. Wetuiorc, pastor of‘ the Sumuierslile Baptist Church, has tender~ ed his resignation. Ari effort, is being rriiide by the congregation to hove him r-oconaiiier the mutter and it is hoped that it may be successful.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Close. Noon. Close. Aug (l. Aug. 7. Auir. 7.

COIJDQL. 10:1 10:1; 103,1 B. B. T.. 2-10.} 8113 80

Baltimore... . 1201 120i 12111 0. P. 8.. 16111 1079 100s Erle.......... .. 1:13 ~11 4:117 Pennsylvania“... .... Reading .. 1:111; 133i 1:12; Sugar.. .... Southern Pacific“ 711} 771) 705; ShPaul......... .1875 18811 188

Union Paciﬁc... .. 158 158i 157i! U. S. Stool“... . 100 10:1} 1005 N.Y.,0nb.,Western. . .. 475 47¢ 3.81:0“... . . . . ..

Summer Diarrhoea In Children-

months the first. unnuiurui looseness of n child's bowels should have immediate attention, so us to check the disease before it. becomes serious. All bhni. is i necessary is a few doses of Chamberlain's =Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy i followed by n. done of cantor oll to cleanse the system mv. M. U. Stocklnnd, Pastor of the first M. E. Church, Little Frills. Minn.. writes: “We have used ‘Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr- ,hocu Remedy for sivaral years 0nd find iba very valuable remedy, dnpeoiiilly forsummer disorders in children." Sold by all drugglsin.

SPECIALTRIPS

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T0 ROCKY POINT

During the hob weather of the summer-g

CLERK WANTED-A young mun will! experience ip boot-u a shoes m clothing. AyplytoR. T. l-Iolmuéid (Idli-

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A LAME song-amnion assembled in 5!- Mulaohi‘: Church, Klnkoro, on Thursday morning to pay their lust tribute of respect t0 the lure Dr. St. Clair (Pullout. 1""! levee du corps at. the house was made 11y the putor, Rev. J. J. McDonald. ‘fhw the procession headed by cross be!!!" and acolyties, followed bya strong ciwil‘

woridedits way to the church W081?" Solemn High Mass of Requiem com!“ eplsoopo was ‘ ‘ bed by Father John J.i The deacon and subdeaoon of the Mms were Revs. T. Campbell mid J. ii- McDonald, while Rev. Dr. Campbell 0111i Rev. Mathias Smith assisted the Bishop at the throne. The ceremorrei Wm! most gracefully directed by the Rev. Ill‘- MoLellun of the Cathedral. The lust absolutlons were performed by his Lordship Bishop McDonald. The pall- bearers were Dr. Alex. McNeil], Dr. Dun McKay, Dr. Sutherland, Dr. liouston, Dr. Ed. Gilils, Dr. Mciluigan. The choir under the direction of John Mclver, was greatly strengthened by the addition of Father liicLean, Dr‘. McLelliin. Prof_ Whitney and ll. E.Arscnuult. of Summer- side. The funeral oration by Father John J. McDonald, of Kinkoru, wasa great effort. He spoke from his heart. He alluded to the love he hud for" his chosen profession, the success hc met. with, and the sympathy he always show~ ed in the sick rooiri. lie spoke of his ilcep spirit of fuibh 11ml his iieep spirit. of piety. In him the pastor of Kinkoru lost. n close personal friend. Dr. Gallant was a nephew of the lute Archbishop (Yllricﬂ. of Ilallfux. IIc is survived by his wife and two children liiida, nnrl Urn-BOW. also his uiobhor, four" brothers. Eugene, Cornelius, Clurencc and llerbcrt, two sisters Miss Georgie and Mrs. Adrirm Peters. 'l‘o the bereaved relatives unri friends vie tender our heart-felt sympathy -—Com.

UALEN DAR FJLAUG- i906.

Moon's Pzrasss. FullMoonAd. 8 h. 0 rn. n m» . Last uurter, ll d. i) h. 47 m. p1". New oon lil 1i. ti h. 27 m. p.111. First QlIﬂfi1l‘.I‘2(i d. 7 ii. i2 m. p. m.

Now for a rousing six days sale to clear our all

ends left over from an unusually large seasons selling. We want t0 give our patrons this bargain chance, so here goes for quick clearance. _

~ Space will permit us to mention only a very few things, but come in and fog-the “yellow ticket" which is attached to everything placed in this sale,

155i. _ with prices marked in plain figures

There Are Hundreds of Dress Goods Remnants

Hundreds of remnants of Prints, Duck, Dress Muslins, Giughams,

Ohanibray and Sateen. A basket of lace Collars worth 18c for 10c each.

Tapestry Cushion Tops at 19c and 25c each. Men's summer Caps worth 6 5c for 25c moh-

A special line of 54 in lawn worth 17c for 12c. Women's 15c hose for roc pair.

Ladies’ black Sateen Underskirts with 24 in accordean pleated iiounce

Worth $1.35 ror 98c.

Remnants cf Cretonne and Ladies’ wash belts for 19c and 25c each. A basket of good black lace for 10c yd.

A special line of ladies’ wrappers for 89c each.

And so on through every department including the Gent’s Furnishing,

Ready-Made Clothing and Millinery departments. share in this economy sale.

You will ﬁnd it a pleasure to shop here, the ‘store is tool and airy, the clerks obliging and the stock the most tempting 1n the city.

. TRAINOR

The Store That Saves You Money.

il-SilMitlERi TOURNAMENT I T Rousing ‘Big sale 0t - Seasvnabie Fabric-

Art Saieen at a remnant of their price.

remnants and odds and

So come everybody and

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Thiscut shows ﬂour r h p] gasoline engine outﬁt, mounted on skids, which we are selling lfor [$80. The cost of operating this engine is ONLY 3c PER HOUR. and itjs suitable for running; —feed mills, wood sawing outﬁts, pfllli- ing presses. cream separators, ice cream freezers, wasliing—scwiug-and laundry machines, etc.

v Remember iiic Pricc is$80

Size‘ ‘I 1%: 2| 7%! 3| 4%: 6i horse power.

Write for prices and catalogue tc

John, N B.

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Henry Ellio!t,Esq,of Sherbrooke, N. S. Inspector mid Supt. of Bridge Construction for Nova ‘Sc-onto, snyn:

“A bottle of MINARIYS LINIMENT‘ cured me of avery severe sprain of my eg. cnuseri by u full while building a bridge at Dolicrly Crock, Cumberland Co."

Aifilﬁiliilqﬂviiziirs.

—-Comel Como! Comei Andyou will

Capt Wisencr has arranged to have special trips to Rocky Point. on Monday and Wednesday evenings, beginning nextl Monday. This will 11mm! those who cannot get. swiiy in the dny uclinuoe lo go and spend the evening amid [ha beauties, of Rocky Point. The 808M118!‘ Eiﬂnulil leave Prince Street wharf at. 7.1!) and Rocky Point return at 0:10p m, 11nd the return fare will only be ten cents. _

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Hillard’: Linimenl Cures Dandruff.

COMING EVENTS.

d Cltiy COIIgIOII mace-tip] on thepsecond Mon- I neon mon . g u’: .0051". City oigii: “m” M"°'

8.132;; RELATﬁLTDIlKO Prince Edward

.._._.¢_._.. Iinzrd’: lliilmunt for talc ﬂelywhirg, .__.___i,___ COOL FLANNEL iuzorrsrzps Just in-u repeat owier of these popular Rlunnel Trove-s Grey and mourn with neat stripe. I‘ npg]

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thing fur-lint weather $2 and $3 Paowsa 3110s, mo. * Bd 1i,

never forget It. if you come to the Tracridio Ten at. Bcdford S ntion on Wednesday. Auu. 15th.

-Renirn_il1ur the Frat Methodist. S. S. picnic at West. River on Thursday next. Visitors table. Return fare 20 cents.

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—Members of congregation of Flnrt Methodist. Church atwublonl As no special donations are being solicited for bhe Sunday School picnic you are respect- tively asked bouend a contribuﬂou to the school room on Wednesday afternoon, Aug8. _ Odll.

Therein just a few‘ boys’ shirt waists 10L, sizes 11% to 13%. I mi clearing out the balance at 58c. They are worth Soc- COme to- iay if you want onc- H. H Brown, The Young Men's Man.

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To insurn perfect. health um Inn-ox-

Toblem For ulo lb your dﬂl§ﬂlril.'l, I enta per box. d0 LI

Call and horn the Edi-

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Supcrpliusphatc, Nitrate Muriatc of Potash

Sulphate 0f Potash, Bone Meal,

containing highest percentage of soluble and available plant food in the b‘est and economical

forms known to agricultural science.

Each Ingredient Sold Separate As USED m ENGLAND.

cnsbiingvthe farmer to obtain his fertili i t rial ttli l t bi d i the PT°P°Yt|°BI b"! 1489M! l0 his particulazrxigqgiiitrﬁmeuiifsaof sgiliiviireiscmiiuylngcoiiib fPbdauiilifnct- on most brands amounts i: 25 per cent. Th: farmer saves this while

No Better Fertilizers can Possibly be Manufactured, 17 years Constant use of these Mari ures by our most Progressive Farmers

urers" proﬁt which

FY0388 their superiorityover all otherl on the Market. for Plants and "Farmer's Guide", sent he; on application,

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