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|eekingatsilli?i¥tof\rlIl'l'tlss__m

in

of the people, and recognised the ' The Po¢p1»’m‘

Published at its omca, New Prowse North aide Post olce, at the following

yabie in advanee-

Mmiatufg ..._

Citizens

We have a splendid line

of nursery supplies and baby comforts. Many

, lrsnoh Uffioss

- have been established at the following'

‘i where subscriptions may be paid, news

,ed,advertlising, job work and other buai

`¢rlnsncte. 2-

lisnznmersii‘l.eig.o§egl:m& Rogers’ store-J. I. it aiberios,Aaii.e_1_'»ion root oaioe-Herbert clark,

gen

Souris East, Telephone Omce-P. G.

Agent

1. B. B. hIcCRBADY, Editor.

“° ii¢s"inm£'sea from sim toiastei. ` "ii

muyéf Were we to go no fartherthanthef ,, idgures just quoted it f

Pqpor that immense and gi-atlqlpg' __;p"r¢ssf ‘ '__

Dafa thas been made in 'tlie:'thi'x~ty-*six :jars of N"- oa¢t°\l1'~_§1_¢‘_l°§l_l~ ililtvrir-“B,gt_,th¢_eg Havre! "~"‘°° do lelxljlslifthe ony' national --3‘~°° I Equally great :has *been the

,rm _advance in our manufacturing industries,

ness _ _ *

Q growth in`agriou.lturai and pro;1

boundaries. Today our leading industries

- ~ > - »~ fa-

~ ~ .fi -. _

tered banks have expanded from‘77

millions to581 millions. The nuinber of

ldeppsitorain post omoe savings banks

our production of mineral wealth our

\

ducts, In 1&7 Canada was unknown as

a manufacturing countrybeyond herown

are shipping their wares to the ends ot th_e earth-to Russia, China, Japan, _

J. P. HOOD, I F. R NEWSOK

Advertising Mgr. Subscriniion llgr

‘~ its ‘lei `

" " f or

_ ran- cnaaniax, 'cnauLoTTsrc‘iiii¢, ~ 's 3 `

I . _ii _ e . ' gf: ” A Hi I '

nvlro - Tahriifior ~ ‘s l, |||i£f _

CGUNTRY S'l`O_P_lER5. -

, 4 _ i .

U li

Tnis store will be 'closed 'every Lldbnday after

` Dcmeastraiian.

um from Jaiy ein mai september. _g

- - w-eii~iiiiuei\isn|»,_.i...i...i...i.i_.f‘...."°" °"“"'

ument ’"

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1?' .‘°F"» ‘9°§s!_==i==°=f°¢ ~= 1'

t wtopylimk

`» il_9~H¢_1=rS°’ abroad _who may be q. _ 1°!/IDS their vacation here on th

above date, _ _ _

The' following Q*

% mile bicycle race, lst

.act-

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articles not carried else- where and everything of the latest and best design. Baby°s combs, brushes, pulls, puff boxes, teething and feeding appliances.

Foe ds for Babies

Most of babies’ ills come

Ill lliillii illlilll

M ‘ of coal and of gold allows an equally great

Australia and South lirics. Tlien our- _cheese industry was in its infancylwhlia , now we export more cheese than the

great Republic beside us. Ohqprsduttion

TUESDAY, JUNE so 1903.

enlargement. In a word, while our popu- lation has not yet doubled, our industrial,

' _L

iioiiinioii wiv.

commercial and productive industries-

_ =ii§=.<f'.f‘..

G¢>i<iM=<1=_1.asip»i..§fi'§'.&-

Medi! "

loo _

Medal,,?:'l_ 1 % . _Med

ii-it tiiiiii iiiig-iii

Z i

_from disordered digestion, -. During warm weather

there must be unusual caution in the selection of foods. We have all the best infant’s foods and we take pains to keep these S delicate preparations fresh.

- ver-sary of a great event in the history = British North America, the union of fo “Provinces in one Dominion. That even was the beginning of our federal 'orga-

qulrter of a century before the work

- union had begun by the joining togeti er

of Upper Canada and Lower Canad

Tomorrow will be the thirty-sixth ann

ation as a Dominion, but more thana

have _increased from fourfold to tenfold

,__ since the `Dominio_n .was set up. ` of With 'our _material developmentihas' ur come a vast accession of national hope, ,_ confidence and spirit. We have coinato

' “_ _realise something of the magnitude' ofour'

latent resources and have a glimpse of the

of possibilities of our future. Alike sense

ofthe importance of Canada is rapidly'

8, ,gro wing in the Mother Country, through-

lont the British Empire, in the United .

i

J. c. JAMIESON,

The Medical Hall.

. Those two Provinces formed the nueleu of the larger union since formed. Th

_ DRUGGIST_ first extension was eastward to th

Atlantic in 1867. Next a great strid westward to the Rocky Mountains w

taken, the Hudson Bay Territory pu

S i e States and in distant foreign lands. Our 7

9 . e ship lines across the Pacific, to Australia,

.S _ pi railway has become a recognised world's

growing commerce has established steam-

China and Japan. Our transcontinental

g highway to the Far East, and an im-

aommercial life, and a vastly increased

importance in the eyes of the Empire and the world. It broadened the minds, not

of our statesman alone, but of our citizens

‘ PlL|.$

Teachers and others who are members of the

:rx¢:=;:__¢_::s_:fde$;kr$3¢&i:_ea:_nngnii;§ atasnbsequent period the northern an

1u_,°|]dd:g:_,;’,::n¥,e‘,:l,¢:;:,::§ northeastern Territories were embraced ,,,,,,,,, ,,}’§§‘,',‘,§,,,,,.,,,,_,:_ U,,,__,_,_,_¥__,;,_n so that the outer boundaries oi me

High Ninth Bedeque. Dominion became the Atlantic, Pacific

"°°°f"’ 1 and arctic oceans and nie crest Lakes

"i 3-1

__ . _ _ work was quickly accomplished itw

I A ` not the work of one day. But’it’is tsbe -

li

. N __ observed that the three Provinces whic

, ‘ ’ joined the original four constituting the

h' ew Dominion, each came in on the _

d

~; .nay of July in did`erent!ears,s-9 that the

Regulated and rendered healthy and active federal birthda _ _

" ' identical. Anti trench of the Provinces- ,

the dw of union has been in many im-‘_

portant ways auspicious. It signalized the enterance into alarger political andy

by an occasional dose ol

BUTTERNUY

For Sick headache, Bilioua attacks, , Constipation: ; Foul and Disords-red

~ Stomschs they have no equal . . . .

ron sin.: rvznvwusnr, 250 ern sox.

QR IY HAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.

_-

srAu'ro_n_'s PAIN- res¢.lzF.

~‘ . an inrnnai. ann savannas azlltnv. Cues Rhumatism, Colic, Sprsius, Neuralgia.

YU; Sill lVllYWllllla PIIUI 25° PII IOTTLI. Sole proprietors, Tas Wisoau Cnsaucax. C0. Limited, Montreal, Canada. _‘

' "1 - ' me ._

Jungian and Halifax.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily (ex cept Sundav) at 7.35; 121-. f°l’ U55? lid

lor Beaton. '

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

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“Prince iicorgef’

tween the Maritime Provinces and Bos'on. ‘ La* HTUDIUI dill’ Olndsy’ In

Bodon on arrival of Express Trains rom nalllu. neioroingileave Long Wharf- Bones daily except Sstnr ysts al.

’.'."°“i§." !.'.'.".‘»'2i‘l' “"‘ “’ "‘“ - "m}__'1ii iifumuoiguaswu, islam, gc 1:»,0w,om__toos,_ 'mio -assets oi our char- w wmseaeaz r .vase tor. 1-1. am- ._ ._ , __ g '

chased in 1860, and the Province of Mani

toba created in 1870 The extension to “Nant 5°°t'i°n of the mm? traveue

fgrggtyg nantgd me Pacino ocean was made in 1s11,Pi-in

'w' - . Edward Island was acquired in 1873, an

It will be seen that although thegre

y of them all was so t

cc route around the globe. trade and d our railway milage in proportion to our

d population excel those of our energetic

ans! enterprising next neighbors, vvhoin-

’ so many lines of activity are foremost

among the nations. Ia fact no other” community of three to ive millions oi

- st people anyv_vhere__ about the world___or in

as any age ofthe wo'r1d’shlstory haveacccm-

plished more than the energetic workersi of the Dominion oi Canada’ since its 'hi-I ' caption thirty-six years ago. Withsuchi

mst apcople and so vast and resourceful a

\_ heritageilanada may well front the future with growing conioence and hope. n _ 1 __ - -1 By Order Of COMIRQ,

“T ' ' ' ‘ lille aomontll wtd

1- - - ------’ i Lawn Walsti and Fino ,Summer _Iuslina

as well. It broke down all commerc -and political barriers between the British _ communities on this continent, giving to commerce and productive activity a vas

~ ly wider Held. It stimulated railway_

1 building, mineral and agricultural de-

ial

t-

_._._.....__...,._.,,¢_'.»_-_- T -_

_Jas Paton & Co.

gvelopment. It gave new and enlar aspirations and hopes for national _ ` and made a nation ~ out of scattered and

- disunited communities,

in July 1887 the population of Canada _has _

iinoresseitromthreeianda half W We Dominion Atlantic Railway and a half millions ot souls. The "tunnel and iaamshlp Lines to nonoavia Yarmouth. revenue has developed ‘mm _thmgen

The Popular Fs¢Une*wél Nova 'mimof-‘5f~W 3_at’Y~;-uu°°s °f The*

5°°“° "4 ’°"'°' V” wi“d°°" Wiivolume ot our tradehas ,one

' hundred and‘ thirty mlllionafto tour ' hundred and twenty millions of dolihe.

Y“'**°‘*"h l“*“°¢ °°“°°"°“ ‘l ‘“'“‘°““‘ Our railroads have increased from

milesto 19,0iI) miles. '1‘h_e_.`land in cul-

“Priiice Arthur” “"»i°=- »»~ =»i»»-wi es-it-mm--»

acres to 30 million acres. The' number of

.post omces has multiplied practi

Since the natal day of the Dominion,

_ _ °*“¥

threefold, from :iota to 9,958. The number ol lotion' transmitted through the mails yearly has grown from 1§,i00» (D0 to 213,928,iIl). The tonnage of shipping inward and outward* atfour _portsllas

525.5' Gggdns

6`i7 dwsm __

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\ ei" off ` "'

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eq' ._n-nm";xxJ <~

TEMIJEFLB

Tannnas ocdrefseo‘ to the asndefsiaveaz

1'

l

at ottawa. and indoraed, "Tender for fair -

i and r iniorcla lat t tearser “Stau- *

U( 2 , ley,” will be recelv£d,uo% agent! the second dsyof lulv next,lor removin the indenm

tionsfrom the side lating and aft and rein `

Iddng the plates bvgntermediate frames, and removing. building up and ntting new funnel, in the Dominion Government Steamer “Stan- iey" with 'ship adoat. '

ipsdicationsof the work can be seen and

formsqftender procured at this Department.

gary st tllesgeneiea of this Department at

fax, N. 8., Quebec. Sl. gshn, N. B., Char-

lottetown. P.E~ 1-. PiC‘0° . 6., and at the-~

iaensgnmem of xmas nd run! Dom io st t i. ‘ ‘

ner reet, Mon res

‘ can be seen at the Port of t will be sent to any of the >

_ 9 _

gggrbnedkgl above when a tender is sc- ""°- thework performed: __ _ _

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i. » _

°'*"° » _ __ -_.'31-’§l'..°_'..°’13.:'if,§’._‘°°“ ,.-..“‘.,.°,;"‘°‘- _ _.»:.5_@.¢o‘2‘3..*2?f‘§?lh“i§’¢fd»‘l‘iih*§fS§'.§f“&'.Ii?‘,. i.‘;°‘~

-Jsaii mars Hlinuoii if-eh ....~-»»-=-»»»»»-».. i

ti iidiiiii ii" .ii-

ofthe each

life

inoi-was from 4,a19,oco tonal-.ovary i' we

For Best _written _ pi or ncaa LETIER, as below, we will Qs!! _

1 ses si¥.s.‘:.“*‘e~ts-if:~...f=~;.- ~f9_...-", -

iiii giiig fiiqiisiiili ii

Ihlallil. &'°=~“ _ EW,

Kms.

turn on July and.

_ l ,

.-1 :~ . ~ -_

_ -1 _ .__, ,

_ _ _.../ 5. ,

Steamer-1’slneesa will ledve the Company a whari at 9 o’clock a. rn. Fare lor`ihe round ` ip one dollar. _ ' ' On june 3oth and July rat ickets will be issued

_ at first-class one way local fare to I.C.R. points _ in Nova Scotia and wpe Breton good lo re-

' EXCURSIGN 'l`0__ PICTOU

i I

i F. W. HALES. _ Secretary.

_ 27 dtljuly r -

loo Next Ncatest and 'Best Written Tiger Tea Letters g_.5,1v¢;,_ _

’ ' Tea-Set, valued at ‘ s- _ " ' ~ - -

' " ~ ' 3oo Next Neatest and Best Written Tiger Letters, 2* W' lm" bn hai

' able gift for Xmas valued at _

I2; Prizes, valued at - - _ - - - - _

i

sps¢isi'w.isis for sommef igoysfs ' P°1° V=°l*is¢»

- mack- sam Wai.-ease.” White _M_o,s11o_Wa1sis $100 ,”'im1§‘£'°,,,,_,,. .vu

Teach. Worth one third more._` _ _ _ _ _ auii~a!lirse~eisss‘refxelrnelit-

‘wiiii-sepioviaesw 1 -1 _ .

" _-1 ' .1 ‘L .U -_~. --pp. .

on Burnor._B|ousoa _ ami l._a¢_l_lo_;s'?_ Summer Goaiumes ~ Dress Skirts .

»

Silk and -Romanf Sateen linderaklrts

Lafdldsi 'Wra`_p|"»‘oi‘°s_ _ _

Ladios’~iindorwoai° _Genesis

,ersl See

_ oratary!

ers ii

-of-ash sim-to ___ , ,_

s summer silk welfare i

Black Garter Supports and Garters

Special Showing of White Bllrilslnss

50 dozen Roman Sateen Skirts at 25 p-.c. to 3;/,‘ sav ing s."- "` v ioi win be Shown today. _‘ _ Early cl'

Another lot of 20 dozen White Lawn Muslm Waists f- 5 -W-

will be oEered at $1.06, worth 1.45. - _ ,_ _ _ _ _

Come this way iior Good Dry Goods at reasonable prices _

. i_.

,f-_ °‘iNvzuiéir;§s_ii\lPE1;lAn°° coal.

" I; (None Better.) __ -;

Screened, Run oi=~Miiie',fSlsck. , First Class both for

D_0In_¢Si§i¢ Purposes. ` `, '_ ‘ `

__-ai___Ji_\ii.-_§.';.§.R c_'>c>A.a..~ » Shlppmg' ‘most modern type--at Pore

Hast1ng§,,C.¢_B_. ‘lor _ pt loading oi' all., classes V _ and wessiwifinlvesseis. '= vfff

me mvsaiisssf. " D war

_ Wm. Pet_tle,_fAg_e_nt, Port l1astln__gs_§ &___ '_. 2 GEO.E. BOAK’& Co., Ha|i‘i‘§§&;N.‘¥S`f

General Sales Agents for Nova Scotia, New Brunsa ick and

Prince Edward Island. . ‘ .-1 -_ ,_ _ _

.JOHN F. WHEAR, _Sub-Agent fog I_2,»__,§_-__ A

s4'l'u Ihsveat. gm

cTM?~ma

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soNextNeatesrsadB¢sxWn 'tiger 'Natuters my

ii- -" _ _ __ _ __ _ ’___1______’________

P6- M _I ___ _ . - ,_-. : .Y .a __ _ _ _7f.,fi~;.._ ff., .~, r _ __ ~ _. _‘-';_.‘,3»1-_.f`~_.f_‘_’ if ,$4 _ _ _ “'f‘

sf _ _ _ _ _g

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coNoi*r1oNs or coi\t1>I-:fr1'1‘i€>N'.__ is --

_rE'Aiate.ug_ny bgykm-'girl o' aix lo sixteen years oi age can compete by writing a oopy of gh; 119|'

land. Es.; lglyxésziif g;eA_sqnsrecards found inside of the r lb. and

5; _ packsgeao u _ .. e'su§;“.2..."P::.:i't2°.f;:°:.?lf‘1'§}“.tf.'.:.:i::°s.?i “;'- S L- ==f= °f e- »°»»- =--i

sth. estness and style of writing, an age of child, wiliobe ccna1¢\¢f¢d in ,'"¢|,,‘ Wh”

W~ F- "UHEWAY I* C0-. sl. Joao N. n. (cameo.

Nessus-w P. narunwavdsrcg, _ '"9' ’5° ‘6- ‘7- ‘°- S°““‘ Blenders sn a. n‘ 'i‘- 1 d°_¢¢yl _ " .

Dua Sins: Our choice at _rome refrtr _ er- ,legs is _ c_ “Hb trpe that rhetiny dried. whitish bmw in Tiger 'tea give it that ine £sv°or ? We ° drink China 'rea years ago, but preferthe Tea in rib paeke xs cleaner a canoe Tiger Tens are prqrired and' machinery- iniesd , |'¢.',f_, treat-i‘n_3sEss_i_n Ghina. *I* e p.etty lut§.sln'd_v§h.i£.e label is enough ° '

cu er ea. 'Ile ws on

P1 s mos nfnpunsiaeer .homie "h°'°"'°°

amverygi _sen you 1- nd

m.f‘.:ra"=°f.‘.":.i°.‘:.... '<~‘..‘.°.°.f.t:.°.:-.‘:.°.‘*»‘.;.;°3`.i.*§'.'= gint:-. -

good: it I then ieli- ‘w s _ d ’ `* _ _

;;§s8-:gg .iiiiitii _rfiii 1 isii = =: iii?

orators includin strangers delivered 8

- All nationalsocietiesare A !

Train rates and

areas llows. -

». 'i vorabie the

Thin Summer Silk Gloves _bl held on the ioiiowiq

July 18th. _

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bak thefefroll 31 l`rr\_ ’

Thehouseis .~V ‘= limit and com-

ernconvenieriees, ai.-i ia in a good state of repair-each

tains8 rooms

“?.°mW1 wdlsi tkeeity

mms-longs” ' iosiaffés

ri# iiigg iiiiiéi iifsfgi

P11]-S -»- _ - _ = _ ', mi-¢¢i;ai°es§;'i.°¢.".;a;iii',i.f.io¢.r..,.a., - _ _ 5 ` °

.»-- c a i nom sookiu season' - - » i _ - . _ LD

_ H "gn" ° “ I 02. _ __ _ hid; respectfully yous. _ _ _ . _ _ __ __ _ _ _.

he safe and sign letter giving

The property ii... fm; Q

ml MBI. 'lf 5'] c'n` . :uid QM

parstively new, is fi' it -1 with dl movi-

lrrirlv _~~i ` animals.

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