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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. J-

Homsby the stock and good _will of

a books and btationery Business ini the Morris Bloor. we will °°D“““°_ the business in its various branches- nlling at lowest prices for cash only, lin B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the p9»S5> Wfu be in charge of the store, and Will be pleased to attend to all old customers indmany new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall PAW"

will be at once put on sale. “fd “H *paftments of the business V111 _be cept wsu stocked. A wall Supplied Iowa sand will be a special fol»b11\'0 ¢ thebusiness. The store V111 _,be known as “The Bazaar Bookstvre-

THE BAZAIR BDIPAIIY.

Suecessors to F. J. Hornsb}’»

“lrrll Block, Ch'town. March 16. 100°-

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onial rebels ought to be dealt With-

Your-r llillineri

Our workrooms will

rushed this week; if can-

venient, we ask you. and will consider it a favor for those who can, to leave their trimmed hat order * as early in the week as

possible. erkins & Co

The Millinery Leaders

#¥lHlf¥ilI¥#$

Special Rates

Partirs from the city. of four or more. who

ledmto nd thc day in Pownal, will be tolveyedinre in the morning, given dinner lldtaat the Florida Hotel and returned in theevening for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet ailmdl parties any day in _the week on my mdving two hpprs dnotice. other special nnnagements can ma eatan time.

WZBMOWN:

Proprietor

Sdidn Hotel.

Pownal June 6 tl.

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insuratc

file, Marine, Lila.

All British Companies. Risks taken

It low rates.

Ylllllllalldlill.

Agents. _

Telephone 67_

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__ Most Reliable ggg

Placetoha. ir 1; done is thvee ylmr rehh wors

pace t at take.

the most interest in your 1ieeds.We strive to accmomo- _ date all who leave any work with us, hy prompt attention *-

We have the reputation ol being “O. K." on repair work. ~ l

G_ive ug a trial and be Con, 5/ié _rebellion cannot be indulged with impu-

vinced that what We say is `

tme_ ‘ ` ~>“\§ _;iity. The pardoning power of the Crown

gl? can be exercised laterasgood conduct may

`merit. But we should feel that thc sac--l

rifices we in Canada have niadei for the C

0 Empire were largely thrown away if Boer- ' _ R ‘;»u`olics were permitted to retain a. hos-

tile independence.

Foundes. Engineers, Mlachi ists 'l E 'le - ’ ‘

an oi r makers.

Steam havigation Cds Wharf. __

Charlottetown, P. E, 1, '

Phone 125

DREW!

FURNITURE _

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Have been more than safis°<i~‘ory this s ‘ ‘ t Q s l . e S - 4 "-

_ i.- p.1ug-Oul STUCK. , .. _ . _ SUNDAY# . .

STYLES and PRIC'E.’*- #we t d ' -B _ ' wmia. .Pri s. .- .W ` . ' it . _ _

_ '_]~See_’what we can do ir»vi§‘hi1-iaST?O§IIl]uE)rIi0Sl(;t;)l:lc5?; _` A in " . ' 0 fe 9 M" ,0R”_n_ d ’ B _ I 1. f W E

” ".°f‘°9P°\°S SA_TURDAY’S open until 10 p. m, ~ . T ._ “ _,-isis pfui. °~ °'m“ '

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_ country in the elections now near at hand. It is talembly certain that in Canada and if Australia the general feeling is that the

and quick despatch of Same_ Cape rebels ought to be condignly pun.

or ished at the outset, and made to feel that l

livered in the cw' to any gledressleft at the Factory. ater St. Call, ~send,»orl telephone. 1 tf

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WEDNESDAY. AUGLST 8, 190].

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SOUTH AFRICAN PROBLEMS.

Now that the prolonged war in South

Africa apparently draws to is. close the Parliament and people ofthe United King-

dom are acutely concerned with the pro- blems which are presented in connection with the paciflcation and future govern-

ment of the country. If these questions the British colonies and the late Dutch re- publics are alike concerned, for the matter of dealing with the rebel Dutch in Cape Colony and Natal is almost as difficultas reorganislng the Dutch republics into

British Colonies. A recently issued blue book gives pretty clearly the views of the British Government and the late Govern-

ment of Cape Colony on the first of these questions-the manner in which the col-

It was a. difference between the views

of the Schreiner Government and the Home Government on this matter that

caused the resignation of Premier Schrei- ner some weeksago. His view was that there ought to be a full amnesty for the great mass of the Cape rebels, only the ringleaders and those who had committed outrages to be held to trial for high trea- son before a special Judicial Commission- er. The policy of clemency, it was held. would be pleasing to the large maiori ty of the Dutch in the Colony who had re- mained loyal, and would also greatly

facilitate the pacification of the Boer Re-

publics. Mr. Chamberlain on the other hand found it impossible to accept these suggestions of great fclemency. Justice to loyalists. he maintained was quite as important as clemency to rebels.

Mr. Chamberlain is opposed to allowing

them to make rebellion profitable, and is equally dcterminedlthat the loyal colonists shall not feel that disloyaltv pays better

than loyalty. He classifies the rebels as (1) ringleaders and promoters, (2) those who have committed outrages and looted property, (3) those who have treacherously used the white flag, Bred upon hospitals, or otherwise violated the usages ot civiliz-

ed warfare. These thre_e classes he would hand over for trial by the Judicial Com- missioner forhigh treason. Then he comes (4) to those who have openly and willing- ly waged war, and (5) those who have aid- ed the enemy .by giving information or

supplying food. These two _ classes, he thinks, might be allowed to plead guilty, and to escape with a use and cisnmiciiise- ment. Finally, there would be. those who

had become rebels under complusion, 'and these he would simply disfranchise. -No punishment should be less than a depriva-» tion of political rights for at least live years. For the graver offences the dis-

franchisement would be for life, with

such other penalties as the court might prescribe. `

The Government program for the future

government of the late Republics appears to be a. military administration till the people are reduced to submission and

pacifled, then to be merged in the crown colony form, and at some future date full representative institutions to be restored. There is a. minority of the British Parlia-

me_nt_who opposed thewar from theout- set- and are still opposed to the annexa-

tion of the Boer country. But the 'policy of annexation has been endorsed in the Commons by a very large majority, and we doubt not will be sustained by the

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Free samples of pastuer' d milk de-

SALES

new role of preacher. A few days ago he preached on hoard his yacht, taking for his text the words, “Choose out men

and go out to fight with Amalek," His discourse was an impassioned appeal for vigorous war against Chinn. and that the German people should pray forthe Success

of the allied arms in the conflict.

When the young Duke of Westministcr

ran up the tlag over Pretoria, he re- ceived the cigar which had been sent by a gentleman in England several months before within an envelope addressed “to

the omcer who hoists the Union Jack

when that happy eventtakes place, Pre- toria, South Africa." With the cigar was this laconic note: “Thanks Have a

cigarl” The sender began to fear that_hls “smoke” had missed fire, but the other day heureceivedfa letter of thanks I and ac- knowledgment from the young , Duke dated Government House, saying Lord Roberts had at once given the cigar to him and he found it excellent.

According to the Examiner it condemns

the Government because its members throughout twenty long years denounced protection. That was long ago and while they were in opposition. “They contin- ue to maintain protection,” says the Ex- aminer, and it thinks protection a good thing. Now why does not our contempor- ary give them credit for doing a. good thing while in power? We do not think so highly of the protective system as the

or there. Why condemn a. party so severe-

for doing right? We pause for ii reply. r ln - -

Tonight 4

Just before retiring, lf your liver la sluggish, out of tune and you feel dull, bilious, constipated, take .a dose of

_ Ho0d_’s Pills

And you'1l be all right in themornlng.

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_ Almondiie and French Cream.

__ Gua_.an_ Mcllcnillls Drug Store.

'rimcc mv. caAnLo'i'ri~:row» .1'=R_INcn waj __

And its Attractions to Tourists.

Prince Edward 1sland's summer

climate is delightful, and the scenery is beautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur-_ rounded by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it _ enjoys all the coolnesaof the sea breeze, _ and the advantages that can only be d_e rived from sea bathing, at about 65 de- grees. C »

Charlottetown has _ over 12,000 ln-

habitants, and is the capital. It has many great retail stores, besides a large wholesale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company, two Electric light plants, and a. street railway is in embryo. It has a first class water works and sewerage system. It is famed for its wide and. shaded streets its manypleasant drives, the principal of which is the new Park Boulevard, its attractive surroundings, pure water and clear, cool and bracing air. It is widely known as ond of the healthiest cities in Canada. It has two hospitals, many churches and a large and elegant new Opera -house.. It also has several fine public buildings and a. market which is one of the chief sources of the citizens’ here. It has one of the larges and best equipped pork-packing establish ments in the Dominion. On its west side sVlctoria'Park-a favorite summer re- sort-while on the east are the magnifl cent new Exhibition Buildings and Driv- ing Park. Chief among its public squares s Queen Square in the centre of the city, _'beautifully laid out with blooming plants of every description, fountains, and well arranged walks. and eniivened with a band of music during the summer even- ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of .Charlottetown is charming, and horses for. driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, 'and steamers run regularly on the bays and rivers, affording most pleasant excursions.

It issituated on beautiful Bedeque 'Ba.y. It has the largest and iinestadepartmental store in the Maritime Provinces, -besides having other large retail stores. It has an Electric Light Plant, and a water works system and swerage are being agitate for. The hotelsare-Clifton, Queen, .Russ Strathcona and Campbell. _ . '

Georgetown and Souris have a popula tion' of about 1,000 each. In the _former are the Aitken, _and Tapper hotels and ui Souris the Sea View. _ _At Cape Traverse, a 'very pleasant sum--'

Alben-ton, the _AlbionTerrace and Wisn_e_r;_ in Tifmish the Railway and Bellevue; in

Stewart, Cla.rk’s and Manson's. _ - __ The following hotels open for the

forth; and_a.t Pownal Florida. ‘ ` A L In addition to those- -dread mentioned ‘ there are other towns and villages inthe Prnvince' ith h od

_w , og accomm ation,_~

while manyfarm ho _ esnprep'are'_'for_the reception of “tourlstsr lie' riv`era'»"and. _streams 'teem with trout, the bays with

while gameof every description n s __

Y" ”"`~` =-,;\‘1"-iw .' é."_ ».>-- “»i.y" -€§\l:” ` -‘/_ ,_ >`_Q’:i,_ f_/,s 1?: sb; '

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° 9 - \"f`l _ L ' f summer season: At Hampton. ( ,_ ’//‘/T, _ View; at Stanhcgie, L:{ut_ch’s and a.t__ 'ff-l lf’ B.f;.°‘=‘sP‘sl..'ff“’ “.i;'°=..°i..i.‘“s‘.°°...» Sir. -‘ T _s°»' .o-- jj ~ -_,_ ` .Tméaaie Lalita; at Aim-r1:on`,sea'-;

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,- ~ One cup Ralston Breakfast » Food cooks enough for. five -

` persops---there are six.full ` l cups in every package. .

Sliced dates and Ralston . B

I Breakfast.Food make a_de- ____licious dessert. Our “Little <' Book of Ralston Recipes"

tells of other dainty dishes. _

l A coupon in 'every package

secures a copy. 4

_ FOR SALE BY

_..iEr\i<l1\s sr son l

The -Corner Grocers.

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The principal hotels are Davies, Queen, '

ly for talking wrong and refuse all credit and Revere: '

Summerside has about 3000 inhabitants." `

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merresort, is the Landsdowne hotel; ln.

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Theliaiser has lately appeared in the

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and of August. We’ve' 'cad should be gone before tlienPh__ _ `*°»ri\\x _ mouths `y°=.'=<`>`fl.1e `f f. _

Every in thosiore

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Bargaiiif-»-_d' C

Ladies’ Cotton Wrappers in P1 : ' t size

B rong Cotton, Fast Colors, all

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Duick,iCrash. .Skirts-Reduced

We have reduced the prices cn Duck and Crash Skirts. It’a

“must sell fem.” _ __ _ _

saiurdajy 'night Bargaiiisfoi

In _` Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, vests etc., etc. . : -'

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invite our patrons to examine _our

All clothes made by us are guai-an

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We Dont Keep

We Sell The

Everything in the men’a Furnishing, ‘ex _ Quality away llp. Ploea Boi

lwhia and colored shea, coins, cas., . U.

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkei-chiefs, Gloves, Golf l

Buttons, Culi' Buttons, etc ' »

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For Tourists /Ferguson s celebrated E dnburg Rock” Candy

trialit is not as good as”

market, 'besides we save you ` money. _ A

$1.46 Gallon. if'

Willlaave Prlnoast. will leave

sftriiss =i.»p'=;‘rr E P. ,155

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me Mays (Boston’s Complexion Spec- MENS FURNISHER

I ialist) Tcilet Preparations includin _