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A KlIlCl‘ it a homies, piwmi, .¢ii.i.i¢

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ARTISTS PROGF”

fha New Exquisite Phowgg-¢.pl\ic Noveltlf

¢ where Bablr' is Al’ ways Welcome-

ESBli\SlY lilllili

§¢udi

wi ~ l »

“E ___!__v,__ ,, I1' UURE3 at this interesting meeting.

$7 Dvscnnry, VVS the- undersigned Merchant Tail

I Ch t Ch kt; agree to close our respective places of

° ° an um’ °_ business at 6 o’t1ock each evening, Sat

day excepted, beginning with Mend

E i 1 Evgfy mgfha, gg;-gg and ggi.-_ July 'ith till September lst:

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7 Y _

me °f hot,” ‘My but it is hot’ “Dont need

` many clothes,” “Wish I hadn’t brought l

so mabzy,” etc. Denver is described as a

- very autiful city with many very beau

Roporters and Correspondents .ici mill... ....1 ......u.... .i..»i....r

The one in which the main meetings of the Convention are held cost $l80,0iX), and the organ cost $30,000 The mountains, too, are grand and seein wonderful to one

A- who never saw any before. A great num-

on Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock will be bg; gf delegates are in Mbendancg, “mug led by WillS. Louson. A cordial invila- them pl-0f_ Hsmmil, ,md g_p_ Meiggs tion is extended to a‘l men to be resent bath °f whom are wen known to S_ S_

workers in this Province. Several of the

Ms Canadian Provinces are represented. Mr.

ai... iisoiaimp ii.

Every house should have it.

and effectual.

protege; Cattle and Horses from Fly Pestand Vermin.

eeneveirrnrwae

Séqntiiscrtv HARim.Ess.

P EASILY APPLIED.

INEXPENSIVE.

Eureka Kills the Flies.

We Sgld 5oo gallons last season and every customer was pl€aS€d- We guarantee it as represented or money refunded.

G. E. HUGHES,

Wholesale Agent. 3

£1 W ‘_ 5- i

SURPRISE AND PLEASURE _

are invariably expressed by those who Pit

"ST LAUNDRY. Whether th

:ltal*$g"“s`t`yleA§r` comfort. or both, the h gh _ quality of our work leaves r0’\l“\l I0 bl: 5°' sired in the perfect cleanliness and super i.i- isn given to all linen entrusted to our cafe. A. F. WEBSTER, Phono lsl»

Kent Street. _

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Photographers. y

7 New 'Prowse Block

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OUR PRESCRIPTION FILES

Show the esteem in which we are held

by physicians and the Dublic_ in general. Our prescription department is conducted on the most careful plan and prescriptions are compounded from only the purest and freshest drugs, and no mistakes are pos sible here.

REDDIN BROS., 0PP.P.O.

Getabottlefromyoordruggist.

[li lull tial lui nil sei

in a_gold Watch Case is waded gold ;

for it adds nothing to the beauty of

the case, adds much to the cost, and is not as strong as some cheaper __'. metals. In the

Jil BlS§i‘“‘°”“liSi

~ ’ Billli ri sheet of stiffening metai takes the _ plz\C€: Of lhiS Wasted gold, makgg _ the case stronger and much cheaper, T fel preserves all its gold beauty. _ I`he case is guaranteed for 25 years.

You should see this Case.

` W. W. WELLNER

____ jeweler & Engraver. 0

_ Ch’ town.

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BT ciiis

Just thinkof .

it, a window-

'full of mei:i’s chocolate kid boots, pointed toes. Regular

p ri c e $2.25 now

620-

% -J

Commercial Cale

Queen Street

Prowse Bros.

Visitors to Cbailottetown on “Victoria Day,” will hnd 1; p

good dinner awaiting them _a the Commercial. ` Spei 11 dinner only loo.

Ice Cream 5 rod 10 cents.; Jas. Lonergan.

Paornirzrou.

I Evervwhere.

THE men’l meeting in the Y. M. C.

S. A. MnDoNaLn._ Goanoiw 8: MCLELLAN. D. A. Banca.

Joins T. McK1iNz1r.. .Toniv McLaon 8: Co. JAMES C.si.x.sGnaN. Danna. McLaanz~t. Boron 8: Bnanoaann.

A Lawn Tennis club .was successfully organised in Souris last week. The club comprises about forty members. and se- lected as their olcors for the ,current year the following: President,Harry F. Brine, Vice president, Miss Rena McLean; Secre- tary, Miss Ella Matthew; Treasurer, George Sutherland. A magnificent site for a court was obtained, adjoining the residence of John McLean and overlook- ing the harbor. This was excellentlylcld' oifundertlie supervision of Hari'y'F.Brl`ne'. The opening of the court took place Friday evening. It was largely attended, .and thoroughly enioyed, much of its success being due to the edorts of Miss Clarke, Miss Seaman, Hrs. (ln) Marven and Mrs. Ferguson, and who well deserved the thanks accorded them, for the bountiful spread which they provided for those pre- sent, After spending a pleasant evening the company fervently sang “God Save the King.” The Lawn Tennis Club is a splendid addition to the healthy ont-door recreation of $uris, and judging from enthusiasm of the men-bers its pre ent popularity is not likely to decline. f

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llltssas. D ummond and Simpson h well filled ball at their two first Insti u meetings at East Point on Wed nesday ila t. Mr. Drummond. in the afternoon H spoke rn the D iiry Cow with chart to ‘illustrate In the evening he discussed soil cultivation and feeds and feeding, illustrated by charts showing the compo- sition of the different st 'ack foods pro- duced on the farm. M". Simpson’s address in the afternoon was on dairying, with special reference to quality in the productt -In the evening his subject was, bow can we keep more of our young peo- ple on the :farm and in the country. lr. Simpson's argument was that if we would make our farmsteads more attractive and .l 'our county morabeautifui bycultivating = ornamental 'gud' growing ‘fruit it wouldbe .ot keepin! people at home and giving them a taste for agricultural life. The country here is account of the cold weather.

llclntyre is having a dns new barn erect- ,ed on the farm in connection with the parochial building at St. Columbia.

been your fault.

ENGLISH

llillli Bllilli

l 1 We have just received from T _England a;case of _

Willow Market Baskets

They are the strongest and

best made baskets we can buy. We have a lot of diHerent si zes and the prices range from 45c. np to $1.20

See them in our show-w1n-

dow. *

l' ‘-Q5,

Cornwall friends and pupils

_ _ Yours respectfully _

' - » Enos Liioigann.

_° Mr. McCallum, made a suitable l thanking his pupils for their expfessio of kindness and their valuable gift.

day Schpol Convention The

Raymond says they consider him quite a

,,,._ curiosity. “The delegate from little P. E. ay’ Island." “’T.s evident they think

P. E. Island is somewhere in the vicinity of the North Pole." The

8 lon _Sunday School work by a lady from t5,.rJerusalem. She gave a very fine address.

uiskiogas good a growth as fc:iuld’be'deslred. The blossoms are still ;|,¢y mn 5,, on the apple and cherry trees. Father infant with

` ~yon and still after remind you of your ~ _

'i ‘. 6.-_#.5 "’"

fi on beiisii or pupils of col-ins~6i`i~ seiioci.

reply. __

tubenver,

of the safe

l¢UU§Ret‘na'.fnnail Suu

delegates 'from .Canada and the East generally, will put up a big fight to have the next session of the International Convention (1904) held in Toronto. Some want it to be ln California, others in

Portland, Oregon, while there are some I

who favor holding it in Jerusalem. Some l of the delegates think Sunday School workers should know something about the Holy City. One of the Executive Com- mittee, W. J. Samelroth, :has a little more startling idea which he will suggest when the matter comes np. It :is “that twelve of the strongest, most prominent men and women of the International, shall bechosen to leave San Francisco, together in the fall of 1903, six Zmonths before the opening ofthe World’a Conven- tion, and make aholf tour of the world, preaching as they go. With guides .and interpreters, they will travel through Corea, China., Japan, on to India and Australia, everywhere where the gospel is not plentiful, and then in the end con- clude the triumphal journey at Jerusalem in time for the assembling of the World’s Convention.” It is whispered that John Wanamaker, the noted Philadelphia Merchant Prince and Sunday School Superintendent, may be President. There are also rumors that H. S. Alwater of Canon City, .State Pre- sident of Colorado, and Henry V. Johnson of Denver, will be candidates. Mr Raymond tells of hearing an address'

‘BABY’S OWN TABLETS-

Come as a Message' of Hope to all Tired and Worried Mothers.

Ella homes where Babys Own Tablets are used irettu children are un

known.

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by all dealers or

a box bkwriting llama’ edicine Schenectady. N.

Address and presentstlon to G. W. Me- NEW INSURANCE RUNING. Callnm, teacher at .Cornwall for the --

You have worked for us and with us al- THE STORY OF Muna ima TIRED

ways during those five years and we hope NESS.

and trust that the lessons inculcated by is tel? _i_>y__impur¢_a_ lglooéi. poor di1ges_tsion you may bfarfruit which will be helpful evgggigi Wei' 8° We MPVBS- 5 8

. _ g of very serious trouble ahead! , 'I

- ~ Q to ourselves and edifying to all those with and would prom” sensible people w ___ `,\_ _ _*_

a Wh0m W8 lnaiy 001118 in C9I\l8.¢!l'i ln U10 fll- [gkeg bracing whic “ke Fen.ozone_ an , Y_.._ _ ‘ --~ __ _ _ I .

ture. We do not know where your future ¢}!_`l;¢:_1_‘§z§:-_Isa ___l§l_Ifii»t_<;l_‘_&n_f;__ ani rebuildier. _ .__ _ - _ bg 1-gggg 1`°sid°“°° may be °m“"°’°d’ but' y°“ may promote good digestlion :nd sliiriinetppstlteiipi i l F10 \\`\` f '-"'A""» tllé Hl1d€1‘Slg11€d

be sure that our kindest and best wishes “Wm feed ,ng engrgize ,bg enfeebieg _ \, is ~ ~, I t .f th o with you on the way to your new home organs, strengthen the nerve and vital -""1 ____..-- _ _ L I_902ya' 110911; or 3.

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Our Rimless Glasses Please

{ the Particular. They are fitted be.

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ililll PARLURS

i Are attracting the attention

~ of the public and all who

can pau-on

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__ calion us receive careful o - . attention

PEISLAND

Finest boating. bathirg 5Sh“‘§

sanitation? gg Ii'tt¥,.P\l1S P°n§» CIS- ,

Grand Tracadio Beach,

_ _ _____,

j"l‘enns88 to $10 per we¢¥» 32

Opens July

= ,'e_._~'.

DR. TAYLOR’S

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33 Boweaxly or late you call

~ on us-ae are always

ready to attend to your 'Wills Brian your _tan slices and

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G.l‘£¢tch¢l0% lapse-¢0peld¢h

R forces and regulate the heart. Ferrozone __ _

& and that whatever of success or happiness h, ' ' _ . ~

` y ', may fail to your lot, your pupils of Corn~ gtrelfglgl ":,:g*t'?:,`Q,\é§e,,l_m';n:,ut3°:s‘g°*E, ~ _

wall shall be foremost among 1J;iv08¢» Wh iluiflzly. __ Remember Ftne nam_e, `

shall rejoice at your success. ith our oe S 96 "ms on I orfozonoi VS U i ///f'

‘ farewell words we would _ask you to ac- :5”,:fxt;’s“}g,l“$§?5°6_a‘F'1°;°rf,85£:;m':°r°rb°§-K: _ _ ‘ ' . A

- ._-. - - - - - --' oepta sion 1 souvenir, which we enclose Poison secs., Kingston, ng, f- ‘.:;;;--l;.-

Da. I-lnu1.roN’s Pius

next to ‘°‘ “hh We bono may Prove vesfelw

THE fi I

past five years, on the eve of his departure Bos'rot,.June 30.-The attorney-general I _ Then y0i1 h9.V€ 11113 Wl10_l€ SlZ01°y 111 z

To “L GE,-,_ MCCALLm‘___ . has rendered an opinion in which he citea _ w0rds__

ls h that credit must be allowed for aocrued

O_R_];€`§t?:;;:l;T;’x_°dZ;:l_:t:;§;r31:5;r interest on lieue. This decision will in- -» - _ __ -»-».~ ’- _

midst to say a few words of 8ra‘itude for era” the assets °t the Mutual Reserved `

your unvarying spirit of devotion in. our tiesgxvggiitfsvggg V _ s l " _ _

iiuresioiiiinz your__ nas years residence Th; ' in d,mm\_ebu,,,m the im; isftlie best there is-_qiialityll _1 _ in C°’“f'“ “S °"'t'“° "‘ wasp roam, which iieii otherwise. point about our stock is 1t’s size-An '

We sincerely-appreciate your zeal for . f - t t 1 t lest f . our advancement from the first day on A-'“'LA DEWEY OR H0350", quantlty 0 ' _ efen .5 Y es 0 Se mmf-l

which you took charge of our school till

H ARDWDGD

A PDLISHE

S WORKING TABLE

POR NOTHING...

_ Messrs. Belding, Paul & Co., Silk

manufacturers, here 'advised us to make the following oder to the ladies,

ugitli the view of enabling all users o

BELl)ING’S

SPO0I. SILKS..

to obtain gratis a useful article for

~ Dress makers or home use. We

willbe forward a--Q

charges paid, for any of

tomers who will deliver you 75empty- Beldings, 50 or roo yds. spools for

\ each table. _

I Positively only one table to each.

customer.

Llniiasi use seiiiiirs spools nano sive

llltlll '

Boston .

Zeph ~ Pilot?-

low in

fresh

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grades all prices. '

the day °° which 7°” left its wsu* Lord Kitchener should beg his friends ` `

If we have not progressed as rapidly as not to Havent him with a house and _ . ~ R was expected °f us we can assure y°‘ should implcre the girls not to kiss him ’ ` '

that we know and feel that it has not _Bangor Ndm,_ ' E RICES » .

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11 riff* ,,,l

» Oiiall kinds-' io

be found at our Music Rooms.

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tion of a barn at Béacll

Farni,EaSt Royalty,

to plan and spedicatious to

_W __ getiiieietat their omce,

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I "' 'A. A. McDONALD,

W. W. SULLIVAN,

R ARTHUR PI-*TERS

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