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GIIAII I SAIIORN. IOICIOIL

DON ’T BUMP THE BOAT!

OI’ need the powerful. lomz-rﬂnirﬁ‘ l-Lvtrcaily Spntligiit in your ntotor boat. sailluiat, skid" or tranoc. It picks out the landing place loni: livfﬁfﬁ‘ 3""! reach it. For working at thc engine tlrcrc is no safe!‘ liizht than an Evcready ﬂashlight. It cannot start a ﬁre. Do not ' ' ‘ hOM and endanttcr your life \\' _ you can get an Evcrtatiy from any clcctrical. hard- ware, drug: and sporting goods store. Evercady" batteries last the longest.

CANADIAN NATIONAL CARBON CO. LUIFYEI)

Montreal Toronto Winnipeg

Co’ ' BATTERIES I

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‘$31’!

s. s. “MANOA”

Passenger Steamer 6.000 Tons Displacement; Ar. Charlottetown and leave for St. John's June 27 July ‘l1 July 25 Augutt 8 August 22

Ar. Charlottetown and leave for nlontrcal

July a

July l"

July I31 Angus 14 August 28 -

Leave Montreal for Charlottetown

‘IIFIQ 24 Pulv B luly 22 - August 5 August 19 September 2 September 5 Septcir-ner 11 September 16 September l9 September 28 For further passenger and freight information apply to

CARVELL BROS.

Agents

2.333‘ T "7 ’$;, ’ l

lKNillilAN PACillC

Harvest llfxcursion

Leaves Cha. lotvctown

Friday, A ugust 4

Inquire for rates nnil lull in mrriintiozi lit

The l". P. R. Office

78 GreabGcorge Sh.

H. M. DAVI SON,

City Ticket Agent.

. Btadilell-i Ngariuintai.

l} a fig,

Harvesters i Wanted

for Western Canada

SPECIAL EXCURSIONS From MONCTON, Aurrwl and I8.

Fare to WINN FROM QHARLOTTETOWN .. . $24-35 Special train from Charlottetown 9.20 am. August 4th. Plus one-half cent per mile to points beyond. ~ SPECIAL TRAINS with ﬁnest equipment of Convertible Berth Colonist Oar-a. Restaurant Cars. with arrangements for meals and lunches at reasonable ‘prices. For particulars of service APP‘? *° W. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agent or W. 1’. HUGOAN, Dieﬁjlct. Fapanger Agent. v

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Ii/imlwilh s :ih<l till-tin"; liriiii-Z 7,3’ ii ‘xi > To lunch, u|i'il I'd tirwsuzld- / ‘ ~11

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WATER BLISTERS

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, e ing my correspondence J ulcarcd and cLoni/ivs uzrunu | — iwe do without her?" Chapter 105 , -So Glurzn sailor. alone on l; l.-'ll'l necessary Lo follow fﬂifastcst ship she could lllltl tutu Pan's lnufflctl life. That wasjugr- in, and thriilc , as l... bg trap-p) enough. as Gloriafivny-s thrilled when ey "elf was Lo ma. Gloria, who al-‘inio New York Harbor. saw fit-Opt?!‘ lnlo people thnngnldcn rays of the sun suspecft-d, further llli0 out the tallest of the tuwcrs. hjct. than most others, an special lllllfllllldiloll. lmd btr doubts about the She SF-lnllfll the

she ul- slipped di.

‘inst 5°45 “latldlll of llicsc :_\.ng

"Pan is l0 Semltf- W" , icatil about." she said once to Santicy "tor a Vcf} dictatorial kc t 11.1fm. that might be ull right. But he _ “l cablwl 1 WIS sailing."

‘ ge himself is ilicliiicti to be sire did not know how much

' though he likes his own she imd missed [Frankie until she

_~ n; wwil as any man. l wasytiuuiit sight of a small figure

umiy thinking sllv: puustd. Wovim: a handkerchief. But it staring into the blue water that wasn't Frankie. for vihcn she b0!’- unsucu the SAIL> o1 the ship. “l rowed a pair of opera glasses \\'.|.~ ellllllli.‘ thinking mat Ull: from a fellow passenger the child "ugh. “n.3,. n“. "Inch" hml féitlllffi quit»,- diflerent and

‘That's n danger iht-yll share hair much tinker. and Gloria was .\\'ith crcry other couple that cvcrnlntost svl-cping with taxation and "iarriul." ﬂnnlqcy _ auswqrictliimptitience. litlll-Zlllfljl a liitlc. "Iloubtless even’ The wind took the smoke fr0m you and l stand some such risk— lhc little tug boats and blew y." (1.. Iii lcaﬂ. For mc. you have 5-7901! of if between tho decks “mmu. mr;c._\-_-- izind the wharf. The tide was

"_\ nint- ctimillililiht." zipprovi-ilgiziiinsi them too and made things Gloria. moving the least irztctiougdifficult. Nlcrc tllKS h-‘Id l0 be :ili in-'-| IKE-lire!‘ m him n‘ fhtgwcllleil- a swarm of them were .-.....i r .,-.-lllf*r nr tin» ship's mil. “round the ‘his shin. pushing and

‘Flu-y had shortened their trip a 1"l°"i"ll "ml Sllilllvill; block

“king _, PHIL... 3,, ‘p. ‘\]5>d.‘>'lil(1l(0—llk9 ants trying to carry

A110,,“ “m; ,-,,.|,],;ng "my a some gigantic bread crumb with

' or two 1n various (‘lll“.‘1 ‘err: 171"!"-

.";.i had lw-ni dining thedi taint B"! lit Inst an 1hr)‘ drew slnw- .m-_ day,- Uf her ﬁrs; may. lv ni-urcr. she recognized a tall . And tip-y \\'l'l‘t‘ rcturnini: “w”? ‘liwlnfs’. not a handker niiu" tn \‘tm-.~-_ from which plufpifhmf m“ n can“ A‘ she “Rnalled tliFlldllllllVlll Ihcy wcrc to go! ‘k- Uﬁllflli‘ llftPd Frﬂllkie to his i.» _, \\'(H-E\' .0 pm; um] London; i uculvlcr nnrl the child mivcd his

"And thou’ l must lcavc you. l!‘ high "Wr llic hculs o! the filo I Bind dt-t-rt-od. "it we h. All" Writ she counted l’: ﬂliir ailunu. it would no lliffvl-i until the passengers "lll_ but l feel sufficiently disgrnc-‘l ‘I'll! 111* "if iilid rho stood final- ii 1.: it i. d ‘crtiug him for twirly with Frnnkic in nor arms and n» n.n;..h_.-_'- ‘in the cn-nbined embrace of Pan "inn: months!" cthoevi Sanilyvfilllll (iPOFKP- . "\Il chi, huvi- ii your wzrw-tnl “WWI” not n new car. aihig ll“ ilwyn-s- l)l".'ll brici enough. Iiut ‘"1"- "HHPIP/ Pun told her. l i.|n‘i gm awn)‘ from London for "‘i"\"l¥"'l= lﬁilvhilla me lo drlve. tin..- win-ks: nt !0;|t~l——" i\\'r~‘rc m take your trunks in nor

'.~'n wiunling lhc peek or ton llldi" dlhl the-n inniltht we're ml rsilllllll-I- you'll be awn ' '|""'5"i-' "P l" H (‘KIND in 0111180-

-n- ii-c :1 month ill l-nu-l." Glo|'iaiii'-‘"l“3l\(’ IIYVPIIPF? Plﬂﬁrrl" ~u~iml i! up. "Well, in that ‘Hll- 1'11 hunt ll ilccrnt sized inv- P-iii “'41s iilrewiv twins 50.

,. ﬂmi-ni for ‘as and more in 1..

:. lilo m =0, and fl chair and surhi More phosphate if you want your

li"l'( siiivs Also. I'll S"t' him- my" -~————<+>-—-_- liiizlcitvrl Iiiisilivss is to he ..| -- l I . l . i a 'l\. mun,“- onoupli yiu know." isn't ‘lint l won't work lvi-"dl _ . complexion to clear. eyes t0 bright- en. and skin to becomc- soft and smooth. Tliin. nervoexhaustcd poo-

. l llfﬂllllri‘ It's simply thdtl pic crow strong on [litre-Phosphate

liven ‘mdcpt-nilcht i must gt)’ fi-vlinz so." and Ilnzhcs Drug Co, Ltd. guaran~ tees it.

iluge Meteor Hits, , in Saskatchewan

SASIL-VFOON.

lslowly warped into the dock. but easllyjcuuld find nont- she knew.

up ‘r

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C 'l‘nmorrnn'——Discoveries

">1. ynti r -n'i»-v

.|rr\ zning on with it!" \\‘.\~ sliizhily ilisnppninievi

ih yes l must. Otherwise my . 12y wzl] run you u; rii-ufh, l

whvn Ilir‘_\' rout-hurl

' l"'l"r< tron‘ Pun,

Nil hm" d ‘ trips m lhc . _

' l.<| n piicliacr of lvvlcra that

" Gloria ll“l'.\lll cculd 'in.~'\\'or,'

h ‘ ilmnaht lll_\' poor lllfl." trnilol u in‘l invo fdliWl of uccli-ct hyl "": rimc." Gloria rcmnrkctl. "And -i i‘ I would hun- tn ~'lfll'l all over’. luau’ imvinz Iva with stuffy old chatter‘

London tt-ll

“I.

July 3l.—\\’iih an explosion that shook the dis- Ytricl for twenty miles a-round. a rmms “We. giant molreoA plunger‘. from the “mi sl" ' into Big Quill Luke. near Wy- '_ _<nyartl (Sask), cast of here. Mun- ‘lf‘-‘ld.iy" zit-cording In n special des- mnlpzitch to thc Saskatoon Slur. ' The fire bell. as seen by man)‘ in the (listrict. dropped from a clcnr sky and Clﬂllflr of steam a- TOKP from the lake for sortie time inter-it bad sunk; in lthe water. lhi- shock of the explosion was felt in “ﬂvnyarrl. where houses trcmblnd.

llctiveen midnight and l o'clock the following morning another me lcur ivzis sccn descending f0 the Pint of ‘ katoon lt was visible -n the city. but no reports have -bctn received regarding where it lanilcd.

l-‘urtimr niclcoric disturbances were reported from Vansco isnski southwest of the c _ early this morning. Vanscoy resi- dcn s heard five or six loud cx» pl Eons and the earth VHIIFPO)’ and Pike Lake was sha-

thiim tho-y needed mw-r

"lint it appears [hm little 11.1.1 int-on loin: down every atnil limlliili: aillcr thing's. I

CUTICURA IIEALS

0n Face and Hands. ltched and Burned. Face Disﬁgured. Lost Rest.

“My trouble came In tiny water blisters which would break and form sore eruptions. My face and hands were aﬂeded. and the skin was soreand l red. The eruptions itcbed and burned so that I scratched them. and my | face was disfigured. Host rest at night.

"The trouble lasted about three months. Afriend asked rnc to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. and 1 after using three cakes of Soap and i two boxes of Ointment! was healed." l

' (Signed) Miss Agatha Tyler, R. F.

Qhatl seen a meteor falling. -———-<0->i—-

No, indeetf.

Misfﬁrlune is no -l'l3§pi"‘lnr of D. l, Box 59, West Lubec, Me. persons. and ncilher is fortune. for Cuﬂm, smp'o|n¢men;'nd1-ﬂ_ ‘the motlcr oi tlnt.—~(‘hirago News. cumareldoal for every-day toilet uses. . fﬂﬁlifiln E‘.'l~.t“:i'::=.f-'* ma“;

Ibere. smzse Olntmebtﬂandﬁe. Talcumle. ‘Citizens Sea’ shaves without DI].

Seem to Like it. , The more trouble some neople hvivp the more tiny unnt i0 bor- row -~—pllilllflt*lplilﬂ Record.

BRINGING UP EITHER- ' ‘ ‘i

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. \-_.\ I~JIkJI WITH MY ~~\-"' \OL)VE i YO BE MORE. KE$°ECTFUL TO HIM- I DEMAND IT~

6* Gout ~ AT LAﬁT MA-iqig -"~ ‘Ygr, .r.\ m. P-‘Rr ..\_-r-; K§'7CJTZ>II_Q NEED‘; A (‘ALL "JQwN.

see her, Cltilfilig and stmibhzen- as she straightener! my (In! last winter Wllcll she tame and found it in confusion, “that would

the pas-

.he picking ._ for

of up- .\\'u friends mar-fturncd faces as the big ship was

"’l‘fic_\"ll llc there of course." shc her courage by saying to

Gloria was really to weep wilful

between‘

kcn. Several pcopLe declared they!

( ._:~l'T YQU BE A

‘4- N‘ l-EMAN - rm" ‘

"EHAMED Yo HAVE

‘*°*Hi=_u uxe. YOU r

nourishing meal.

0r fresh fruits.

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is ‘in freedom from kitchen smell§ Qandgkitchen drudgerv- K°¢D I the borne sweet a_nd clean and the appetlzmg by serving

» ‘Shredtledwhe

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with fresh fruits and green vegetables. Shre whole wheat food. Nothing so appetizing a as the aroma of baked wheat. Sets you up for work or play on sultry days—-the most real food for the least money.

Two Biscuits with milk or cream make a complete Eat it for breakfast with sliced bananas or prunes; for lunch with berries; for dinner with sliced peaches,sprioots, stewed raisins, Ready - cooked, rendy- to - eat. _

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wholesome and

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dded Wheat is a ready-notiﬁed '~ I

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Shoots Woman Fires At Others, , rThen Ends Life

f MONTREAL, July» KL-~.Aggrie~ ved ovcr a fancied wrong done ‘him by a u-cmqn, Harry Auburn. forty-nine years of age, of un- known address, tonight fired re~ lvolver SIIOIS at three wopen. one Q1‘ whQm he wounded, then turn‘ the rnolvcr on himself and ended his life. f Auburn. according to the ver- sions of the slot)‘ obtained ‘by the police, came to the door of the lhouse of a Miss Richer, on pMouut iloyai avenue, East. and "asked to oee ‘Miss Richer. Miss Rita Si. Coem‘, who opened the idour informed him that the woman sought. was not at home. Auburn thereupon forced his way through flirt-door and turning a revolver ‘on |.\llS> Si. Oocur, filled twtﬂe. Sire ran m the rear of the house "ind two other women, wh) were there ran with her to the back dm)r_ [ollnwttl by a Fllﬂt from ill" gun in the hands 0f Auburn, but. the built-t wont wide of its mark. lSianiling in the hallway of the jhouse, Auburn then turned the gun on lhimself and fired. He stagger- ed a lcw steps and tell in a heap, on the floor dying a little later A police sergeant who went lwlth other officers to investigate learn-ed ibuil M155 Richer; whom the Auburn man sought when he lwem to the house. had known |hlm for about two years. Once.he bad asked her to marry him, but sht- refused him. He already was married and the father of alarge .fatnil,r. At that time he tried to cnd his life she said. and was two \\ ks in hospital. A weck ago. lw came to see her again. This pifiernoon he again went to her |iiome. where she has a dressma- king establishment. Told that she was not there. llr, left saying he would be buck later. Tonight he returned and tile tragedy was the sequel to his visit. The woun- ded girl is not in a serious con- dilion. -—-—-<o>i—-

QUEBEUS CHEESE O. K.

QUEBEC July 31.—The repli- tation of the province of Quebec is not to be hurl, by the recent de- claration to the effect than heese 0f a bad quality had been sold 0n the British markets, stated Hon. J. E. Caron minister of agriculture to the Star. The matter has now been taken up by Hon. Dr. Pelic- lie" . our representative who is in vi-stlgatlng he matter. ~

_iAQQ_-Q.

Kora-Konia— Q which Protects and Heals

Thousands of mothers, doctors and nurses will tell you that Kora-Konia is the mod wonder- ful treatment ever created for . Baby's skin troubles. ; . Baby n d never II ho Iy heat or dieaeper nshfill eytou m" keep a box of Kora-Koala handy. Kora-Kink really heals. septic and contained" recognised medicinal value.

But it also has the great value of clinging to the skin for hours. It is

ltiamti- ' u of

|upnn him. After having

Bﬂlllf Embezzler , ls found Dead

HARTFORD, C0nn.. July 31.—— William F. Walker, embezzler of 5565.000 from the Savings bank of New Britain. and 355.000 from the Connecticut Rapuist Conven~ lion, both of which he served as treasurer, up lo the time of lIlS absconding in February, 190T. was found dead this week in the Pro- fcssional Buildinwt. New Britain. Up to the time the belief is held that his death was due to natural causes.

That he may have died of‘ :1 broken heart is a strong probab- llity. Recent exploitation of his offence is known to hnve preyed served seven years of an lIlUhtE-Hllnﬂie sentence of one to twenty years, Walker returned w New Brilnilr for a time and sold check prtr. tectors and stibsequcntly bccamel

cords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. The son of a minister and long trusted bank employee, a con of his church, was zipparently

Thcn came the flay In February, i907, when the State ‘Bank Exa- miner. Kendall called unexpected-

his character

opportunity to collect such bonds as he could lay his hands on. A few days later al telegram was received from New York announa lng that Walker was killed. Ar- ticles of his clothing were retur- ned. ~ ’

In December, at Enscnda. Ln- wer California, a miner undcr nus picion for some time was arrested ted us a cusps-ct. Attempt suicide failed, and his identity was re- vealed as Walker. He fought cx- tradition to Connecticut to face twenty charges of embezzlement.

In prison Walker worked as] printer and editor of the prison‘ parper. His vi'ife_ who remained io- ynl to him, died and he was pen‘ miltcd to attend the funeral. lie Collcefllilll; his embezzlement.

The Problem 0f i

Be Considereir

mum's, July lib-The fcrence between tho and Provincial Governments, in regard to unemployment was re-l lated pronleius. the q-liing of which was announced some time H30. n"ill_ meet in Ottawa on Sep- lqmbvr o. lil is expected that prﬂc‘ ilcaily all provlryiai govafnents‘ will be representoil. The nhicf lea. ture of disc iOIls will. no doubni the iliffcrvfil aspects n,’ nnminv,‘

con-g Dominion |

aVelvety Film of Powder lmen-t, but. it is not unlikely that

Cihﬂr questions pertaining to social and industrial icgilsntion will be. considered. Among these are c». hected to ‘be the various agree.’ menis reached at the internation- al Labor Conference.

While the conference will be "Olﬂlweed of the Governments of the Dominion and of the Provin. Cos. It‘ is llkeiy that opportunities w1ll.be Elven to municipalities or organizations interested u; make representation, either personally or in writing to the cbnfeirenge,

CARS ON CANADIAN SIDE W|TH

waterproof and is not easily washed oﬂ. It protects Baby's petal like akin from friction and heals at the same time. Don't let Baby auIIer-ull Knn-Knnia.

Mkémﬁb

GNIN‘ HIM

WHAT HE DEbEm/Es-

POLICE ON TIQARD

-—e-'@#i‘ NIAGARA FALfiS, July 31, __ (‘are on the Canadian portion of the International railway resumed

~._ w. :3. .. » F?‘ W?! Iv I-in; fuwnee Irv-wit; ma.

examiner of public land index re-‘- as e ' .

a‘ ..

r sober. abstemious citizen and dea-

unimpeacbabls. .

ly to make an examination. Walk- " er left at nnce and waited for his

Unemployment To L,

‘Painful Mela!

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

INTERNATIONAL LINE 8. B. GOVERNOR DlNtiLEY will leave 8t. John every Wldllinday at 8 a. m. and every Saturday at 6 p. m. (Atlantic Tlma) for Boston. Wednesday trips are vla Eastport and Lubes, Inc IOIIOII lbw; l0 a. m. Thursday. . o Saturday trips are to Boston direct, due Sundays about 2 p. m. llETuliNz-Leave Boston Mondays and Fridays at 10 a. m. (Dav. light Having Time) tor Eaetport, Lubec and 8t. John. FARE 810.00 STATEROOMQ IB-Ill At Boston connection la made via the Metropolitan Llna axpnu freight and passenger steamers for New York and polnta South and West. i For ataterooma, rates and additional Information, apply t0 A. 0. CURRIE, Agent, It. John. N. l.

A BOX ON HAND

when you want it is worth a hundred in the store. Keep yourself well sup- plied with our cigars. Our trade demands high-class product and you'll do u wise thing by trying outa box. Prices for a box of 50 from .......... ..up.

FOR SALE The undersigned offers for sale

his farm containing on: hundred acres fronting on the Hlllsborongh

Auction Sale Estate Georgi: Cnomlis

lDwelling house and lot on Water Street in the city [or sale on Tucs- day. August 8th. at l2 o'clock noon. Built substantially and 1n good order. Terms at szilc.

B. CARTER AND SON,

ls in high state of cultivation the ‘balance covered with hard and soft wood, abundance of sea manure. Within half mile of oyster mud. This farm can be. bought with or without crop good _ y dive-fling house and out buildings is ‘ _v ‘ {Wcllﬂllvelw convenient to chirrches, school and Xlﬂﬁhlllllﬁh and MCIWIU- iDunr-"iaflnage Creamery also teia 9° _G_l'<‘ili UQOTEB Street. llpllOflB connections. Solicitors. particulars apply to . Y.

operations this morning. between Queenston and (‘l1ippcwa. A squad of‘ provincial police were ul- so sent here to guard the road. There were two officers on each car and police stationed along the

e No trouble marked the re- sumpjtion of traffic.

ALBERT BUSWALL FrenchvFort. r. n. t

QANADIAN a PACIFIC

FIGHTS .WITH WIFE, FIRES HOUSE, THEN DIES IN FLAMES

FARM

wife.) °‘ Laborers Excursions

KITCHENER. Ont.. July Aftcr a quarrel with his Joseph Schurman, at farmer Lexington. near here, set fire to, his house and barn and. walking into the blazing implement shed attached to lhc barn, perished in; that flames. His- lhilcll had u ‘ few cinirred buncc ucrp rill that was found to identify him when] High Constanble Hibcnnnd pro- VlllClﬂl‘. konslnhlcs [nﬁeslzgutctl the fire this morning.

a sTll5€éin1£iimQ\

August 4 and ‘l8

FARES FROM 8T. JOHN and other C.P.R. Points In New Brunswick. $20.00 Going . , $25.00 Returning

T0 WINNIPEG

Brunswick, Nova Scotla and from P. E. island. add Local Second Class Fare to Rates from St. John.

Eli A l’ . F PTFWl

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25 yearn Standard Ior Delayed and nation. flunled (In package only. All drought; 4" g". "I! h! Mill. Prlee I200. Knit-ker- lioeker Remedy 00.. ‘ll lil- Fnae St..-

n n’ -BY snonnn mcmnmis

ILL. N01‘ Tgkkyc" Q. KQAm ‘ro ulna!‘ an 690mm: pecan;- nou ac. ¢ow~ wqu "WW1 Hm mama NNUI-L mvwou "-3 '

N. R. Desbrlsay District Pssscnzer Agent.

Lambros Bros. I:

Rive.- eign-yi-ive acres clear which ‘

For further ‘