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warmer. haageoenai, antrainraolieaaac active inpnbll‘oaffsirs_`.1_ So long' ago as _ _A ' _ 1. . _.___» ` ' _ e ' .

Nu’ `|,,,p;',,;,°-,_ *.".b|._ ,|",”_ _1861aebecams_a_oam'llflate_ lor the presi- Th” 5t°’e mu be_'_-71°$¢a CVQI’-Y Monday after- 94'-°-

noon- from July 6th until September 'gh' M°°‘|l¢°¢

Big _l_’__icnic

llnoo lllloron Sonllay. School

B/ICFQELL., oN

Wednesday. 'July 8th.

Train will leave Cit Station at 8.45. -Return fare 35c_~ children acc, Proportionate rates iron: intermediate stations. Special rates for families. Sports and amusement: a lead- ing feature Visitors' table amply provided. Re- treshmerts of all kinds. ‘ `

Trri » will ston at all stations when signalled.

‘Should day prove unfavorable the picnic will be held on °h~ followi da _

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For Miniature Citizens

We have a splendid line_ _

of __ nursery supplies and ‘ baby comforts. 'Man y articles not carried else- where and everything* of ’ e

» the latest and best design;

Beby`s combs, brushes, l

_ 1

puffs, puE boxes. teething, ep

and feeding appl.ian¢:es._ , _ ` FDOGS f0l' B;1bl¢S ` '”

_Most ‘of babies’ illscome

from disordered digestion, _ _ During warm weather there must _be _unusualf _

_I _ cautjoni in the selection of

foods. _We have all the best infant’s foods and we `

f '-take pains »to= keep these »- ` delimte preparations fresh. - _

` J. G. JAMIESON,

nRUGo1s'1‘.__

- The Medieei Hen

:aietiH:ig_ata;l:i:_r:_eatofurtl|ertlehcati:.tere¢a

"T110 Poobldm Pnpbr

Published atitaoicea, New Prowae Block, North alderoat odce, attire fcllowiugratea, I yahleinadvancez- Earning Edition,daily (except Sunday). one

sveal; ...... _...$3-oo ......... ` Branch Offloea

hnve atahliahed t th I llowi plants whereeeugcrlpdona may.he pad? newalfurnilh- Ciadvertiiaing, job work and other huains ammeraide. Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C. " Baker, Agent. _

Alherton,AAlberton Post Omce-Herbert Clark,

ell.

S0111-lEl8¢¥ Telephone 0Bce-P. G. Seaman

Agent

J. B. a. itccarulbv, Editor. '

J. P. HOOD, | F. R NEWSOM,

Advertising Mgr. Subscription Mgr

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THURSDAY, JULY 2 19%.

_ THE COS'l'___flF LlViN6-

From time to time we read of civil scr-

vants, profess on_al men, and the sa‘aried classes gene rally baqingthelr demands for increased pay upon the alienation that the cost of living has increased and is in- creasing. It`ls quite true that the aver- l§° oo-t of maintaining a ‘household has lnfcréased, but the increase is due rather t<fthe_faot ofthe incressedwants ofthe individual, the greater luxuriousness that

hae come ln, than ti the increased cost of

the necessaries of life._ The St. J_ohn Tele- graph lh a carefully pieparedcomparative statement shows that in the matter of food supply,while there is but small dii-I‘e'r- ence in the price of vsiret ibles, poultry and meats in twenty years past, there has i been a considerable reduction in the cost ol flohr, sugar, oil. molasses, corn, toma- toes, cream tartar, catme il, corn starch and other articles of table use. -Fruit,

especially of`the`tropical vsrieties,ls much

cheap ar than it was in 1883. T ‘

The cost of living has, undoubtedly in- creased but it Us the result of new con- I

veuiences and because the average house- holder is no longer content to live' as the-

people of ua generation past live i, evenlif

they were then living ln comfort. A L

better and a larger house, with more rooms and more furniture are now requir-

_. ed for the family whether small or large.

‘ This means increased outlay for the owner ___

i A grand tea party in aid of the*

if such he be, or increased rent to be paid

i` C by the lessee. if the householder is a ten-

" U I _ ant. Sewerage and the moderdbath-room

*A are prime requisites now, and the con- -

venlence must be paid for;;~_~'1‘he electric

new Church at Groshaut will be ~light and gas have taken the place of the

held at Rollo Bay Station on Wednesday. 29th July

The committees in charge of the

tables, refreshment saloon, and the various popular features, are determined to make this Tea equal to the best of the season.

Should the weather be unfavor-

able on zgtli the Tea will be held the next following ine day.

By order of Committee,

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DRILL SHED

Monday Evening. July oth. i903

A Grand Promenade Concert and Strawberry Festival will be heldin the Drill Shed on the above date. under the auspices o! the Danlilvl of the Empire and &'§oldiers’ Wives’ LGIIM’

A splendid program of music will be' fur- nished by the Band of the Fourth Regiment.

Suitable refreshments will be for sale during

the evening. _ _

Thespaciona Arnoriea of the Fourth Regi- ment will he open for dancing, and good music

' will he provided. _

- General admission :5 cents. £1 Tickets for daacinggc cents each including gi almiiiou, can,'he had from members of the

bags open at I. Maaicai program commen- caa at 3-3°

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IYELL. Capt. RTLKTT, Capt. KI, Capt.

1-3 d td _

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v international Division.

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»‘ Additional Direct Service

oillatnp, and the increased convenience

must be paid for by those who share ir.

A modern system of water supply while

vastly m ire convenient than the town pump, necessarily costs the householder a larger outlay in plumbing and water taxes. Toe daughters takemusic lessons

and a piano, or an organ must be purchas-

ed and kept in tune. The son must wear a watch and ownh bicycle which cos".

money for both purchase and repair.

S-.rest cars, and the' railways. are used more and more year to* year. The necessity is now felt for the bread-winner or the :muy to ioeure nie 1ire,uod one

premiums must be paid," Thea: are a few oirlyof the many ways in which what

may be callei the cost of living has in-

creased as compared with apaat genera-

way we live now as compared with th. olden times. _

_.i-

PRESIDENT DIAZ- ~ f

President Porfirio Diaz of Mexico hal had a remarkable and useful career. He

has already served six four-year terms, five of them oonsecmively, and is now seventy-tivo" yelrs of alle- Again hegis invited by all the leading political organi- sations to be n candidate for re-election and has accepted, so that there is little

_ _ ,Icommunicateri the news to the City

ll_Scnator is so prospe_rou~ily cast. ‘.1 _ _

tion. But the added cost is mainly in the new luxuries and conveniences in the Favorite Prucriptionf writes Misa _ R.

e IMG. _

dency but was than .unsuccessful as he win ugeiu_in1s'z`1. m`.ui‘og io ...eeeed oo the polls he started a revolution, ous*ed the new President and became Dictator. Thereafter he was elected President for a

_ v '

term. After remaining out of ofllce for a term he was again elected and has been 'continuously ire-elected since. i Hia long presidency, which has [exceed-

ed the length of many soverelgds reigns,

has been characterised by peace, order and prosperity such as hasgfallen to the lot of few of the Spanish :American Re- publics. Tnis has been largely due to his capable and energetic rule, his earnest

eil’~'»rts_to develops the country and _his love of peace. The Mexican Herald claims

superiority for him over President Roose-

velt. It says of the latter that he is f‘the

first American President to go out among the people, speaking to them face to face

_of the contingency of war" and that “he

wishes to distinguish his administra- _sionotthe aifairs of the great republic ‘by creating a public opinion favorable to extensive preparations for possible

n`gi.°_iog."' vt-hiie_ or President Diaz _it

laterfvears to the peaceful upbuildingof a l nation."

. . . _ -qv-ii-liii

Iqf Montreal City Council has been known l _outside thatofliee imainly as aman let- ters. He _was` at-lose personal friend of Sir 1fVil_!ri_cl$L_a_urie'r, but never made him- self active in pirty politics. Recently he was offered ai Sbnatorship and thereupon

Council,shrewdly desiring tolearn wheth-

er his acceptance of a seatin the Canadian ‘Lords would involve any change in his re- lations with the Oouncil from which he

enjoys a salary of $5,010 a year. The Council were unanimously in favor' of pavinz their Clerk made a Senator and he.. accordingly accepted. What is more, Lady Laurier occupied a seat nenl* the

Speaker when Senator David was sworn in. It is not"alwa.ys that the lot eveufo! a

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dmv

ineuimae riieofeueiieemeeernaa

the less hardy'

_ andlesssucccss-

mouth "

And yet on

P largely due to

splendid health, the endowmenhof a health mother. _

Dr`.5ieroe’s Favorite Prescription vel

themotherhealthtogive herchxl I It

ha y’s advent h practically painlen. _

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Barber

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toldmetoneeDr.Pierce‘s m A .'tu.ii§'i°'i:'°‘i...,’“i°°ii`a°fi“;:‘..‘r*

ore _

wards. I suffered almost deathwithiiii two children, but hardl{°realxsed alckwhiadthia habywa: rnnad

genie; onegrte

eievea months __ and E: n honr's dckncaalf, - PWM! 8

seven pounds; owe 3 __ hvodk ----_'f' ` ’

*Favorite ’-

,tw no -,:5~ Q `I0&l “‘~

Dr. Pierce’a

mod?

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_.Eastern Steamship Co.;

of, ...n_»....‘“-‘°..‘Z ~“Inover

of if-i

gnggggdgg june qtt.r?,¢nv»eraleave St I from

£hn.at8a.u\. (atlantic talked; on Mon

,¢,_ weooeocoxvusuo rrkhrr °f Levee. °°'»l.‘f'a'§l¢1f»`ifai.eei_oo sumo-vs

at6.30p-im '

,,; f pogo Portland, East

S;-7tet:ndll:\iher¢§|nlandaya:’$|:'duasdayamold

vaat9a.m. llromiodln

_ t. aio

.frhundqs

moat Incense-

for Heartl_Dia;;: and Kill!! _ md '13, iL’i"o¢.¢ i.

Dodd’s e

Fronting on the MalD¢<l1l¢ R086. One

mile distant from the Post Oliice, Char lottetown, together with icehouee, dairy,

state of repair, and contains eleven rooms

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dedares that “Mexico's chief magistrate, having passed long years in the heat and `turmoil‘of fiercely fought campaigns,

comes lntoa posit on cf great power,_ himself the ri;';~inant personality in a _

ination inurei to war, and rheathes hiso N

sword,as did Washington, giving _hisi

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Mr. David, the French Canadian Clerk §

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Special Waists and Skirts for Summer buyers. _ Black Sateen White Mnslin Waists $

each. Worth _ene‘~thii=d';iuoIe." 1 _- _

-_ - . .;-1-;

» _ _ ,Y _ . ..

on Summer BI'¢i|`|a'ea.__ff' _

_ _

and Ladies’ Sum|_ner“6oa1nrnoa

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____ _ _,____' _ _ . _'_

llroaa Skirts i __ _

llreaa Goods _ _

Silk and- lIomn_||_ Sateen llndonldrta

_ . -- .. .-3' 'i

Looioefwi-aaron i is Y _

spooioi siiowiim or _ivhifoli

50 dozen Roman Sa,te_en‘-Skirlis at 25 p;C.i-t`0V'3~3§-SaV_l.l1gLS

lot will be shown today

i~1...............e...n.......o1e. TMS ,_ ` _ » ._ 9 __ ~ .i favmm of Mme Th an in Another lot of 20 dozen White Lawn us. in __ ,aists

uioqs, cheerful w°iksf».efZ=1I_f° iwillbe offered at $1.00, worth 1.45. A ~ e it §,‘:§"§§o‘§f,£‘°,°,”em”'g’,f§’,f,.fP‘§°°d‘d h°°§',§ __ ' _Come this wayifor Good Dry Goods _--at reasonable price _

Jas Paton `& Co

INVERNESS IMPERIAL CDAL

and sizes ofsniling vessels; Q " _

THE INVERNESS RAIl.W§i\Y CBMBANY

GEO. E BOAK‘& Co., Halifax N _S The-we-ed .fe-ff-e-_-1--4 -

General Sales Agents for Nova Scotia, New Brunsn ick and :l°‘:°u3fef_’1“°:t“3"°°°:'°b';°‘;'"

Prince Edward Island. .1 '~ -_ _ ,nm h “aah

.ionN F. wueau, sos-Agent for P is ieiooa $"{‘§,§f,,, , ,‘}f,‘},,,,,,,,_

laminar

a3ttazwka.

24Tn1ihnrSat.9ni " ff- ~ 1-; =..:tf ‘ ~

To Girls”

For the -Neatest and .Best

vena. ~ LETTER, as below. We will

_ir ,»" ge _ 2 First Neatest and Best ' 6 Next Neatest 'and Best -_-- - ee Nexiiveeieef end Best

loo Next Nea§s_._t§i;1__d _lrlaeated at _ _Tea Letters. as

_ _ P S _ 300 Next Neatest_ _and Best Written Tiger Letters, a suit-_-8 o

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. - ‘ - _

Copies of Prizes as Follows :

Tea Letters $10

able gift for Xmas valued at $1

..oNDIT1oNs or coMPE'r1'1‘1o1\. l

_ 3

i --_ .1 ` 428 Prizes, valued at - - Ii- - - - - $900

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l ixtee b Wfilill f th Tl two barns and ahed.AJso six acres of land, 1._EA'?e°“$,“fsl’§c7';g:f1'l °f sk '° ' n yu" °i'g° can °°mp°¢° Y Z a mm' ° e Gm!

` . h iette nel. be pauied b 1_2 of the square cards found inside of the x lb and ,containing a good orchard and garden, % lgl’dpa§°fge. °nf_:; aud__'_:,;°i‘f{_”|‘nbeAkd gg! -:_~gA_ by M S L K _th ___ J __

,, _ gnfpfi ' iven eoem If 190, r. . . erro en o nBuai

beautiful shade tre _s and lawn, all in ex __e_3fC‘1nA*;f utnrggl be se3u_t_t° us tg Nmmbgr BSL “m_ _ `”C€li€lll'. Order. The house IP in 8 'p?1'f£ cb nh. ¥eatnesa and style of writing, an age of child, willbe considered in awarding prizes

W. F. RAPHEWAY I0 CO., St. John, N. B , (Canada.)

Nos. 15, 16, 17, 18, South Wharf

` . THEWAY 8 CO . _

and pantries- and is heated with hot MESS” W F Hgienden ar;_d Paekefi-§__e‘ 'rf _e_e;‘x:i8do_-csyion Teas. _ _b

1 ' romeo or rue ......... _.a .......... _.c.per

water. This property is well known, being nnnistnixie 3:’ §i»li?¢i.¢v:imisn l>oe_inx 'i‘i_.~r1°ea give it that one denouie uavor r we

‘me t 1' y o but reier the iiger Tea in rib packets asit looms cleaner a

the repidence of the late W. E. Dawson, 2:3: el: .md aigd puked by mums", _anna of by _he nut” "dw Eeq treatin taa in China. In pretty blue a‘nd while label is enough to make one wish to `° » ' ~==°'i‘="*r...E°°"r,;r.ir.':;‘.:.”:L'.‘:.°.:.'4'.°'“i':.':'::.'s.";:..“`.ei_T:'..‘.‘.;.. _..._ F" "ms "”d °°.h" °“"i°“1°” ‘my .ee¢Iei.°2f'f'd'¢'1eonief'ivoo1d pefiupme nefoeugii ite’ rife. on me uber. 'rue :ion

_ ‘ i cr an i wiioin ree in uau of

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Park, Charlottetown,on"l'hd

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July 1601. 19°; oomaiaaohg

o’clock p in

This demonstration is tended as a gp

msd Q bw

J°YlI18 iheirvacatiiin lg or above date

lenders" ab

lowing progran

sports will be camed out

1 mile bicycle race it

2nd prize Silver edl

% mile bm mer fda

Gold Medal god P.-in

loo yard dash, ist prize

lem

Medal and prize Briar Pipe. }.{ mile race, Ist pflae

Midsl Zndlprize Silver

unning road] rat

Gold Medal Zndumgiizin

Pole Vaultmg, Ist prize |Me¢iei :ua prize saver Mean

10° Dancing Booths with good

and a first class refreshment a

- will be provided

Speeches by several well I

orators including strangers w

All national societieaare-

gn torluaville . . ...

B'oomheld to Portage .. Conwa to

a a an 1:

Sumnieraide to Freetown ° linkora toCape 'havent ...... Emerald red

to F erkton .....

Clyde to North Wiltshire ...... . . Colville and Loyal!!! ..... .. Winsloe

scuria.t:ll_;ar River ..... nnrietolioougdaf `°

st Andrews” ... ...... .. #Road to Peahea .... .....

van oqe use

W *-1. Royalty Ihldioi ... .ee

Regular Trains leava'l‘lguhhat6a.l

~ 5.4oa in , i

Ladies’ |_|n_llol°wo8l_‘, g;;g,°;“,;*,'°=,\;§i .e ..._ '

mi?-

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Summer Gorsota c w°3Z.'§’.Z Then ye peefieee

Summa’ “Psa _ _ ers' Seethesportsl H

-_ _ _ ‘_ _ ers a warm-hearted

‘ara-'h __ W Assists praisevvorthy

Summer Silk Walsh Sh°°1<1 fh¢ weather PN"

BIHCGAIK B8l‘.‘l'0l_"5_li|l|lol_'l$ lllll Gnriofl _ _ gym-eemf Qmnmigl

Lowowoieis ooo i.Fi»_o'_~eo.omo.-_ s‘|_os\_|_.»¢. "‘°°=°'°"‘ '“

Train rate and arraqet

are as follows

'rl ui.

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oratery Give returning.

ettn

_ ‘ ' _ '~ _' _ _ __ _ _ ‘favoralfetlie Thin Birmritor 'Silk Gloves e ' beheiaeunie

f$I'HlfNf`

0UR FRIENDS HAVE S

euviously, g _

anal ' itfwill' _ I _ _ _ "' lu ieoeeio eearoouio rv

bt;i__¥°:§,c;_.e_p::__ Q m ¢\:ll»l::

ls ` '_ se

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as a heat reducer, thirst tickler are appreciated. All popular

(None Better ) CARTER S ICB

Screened, Run of Mine, Slack First Class both for ig, fm; ‘mg ug;

D°m¢st1¢ and.Stee1¢ Purpvees. mea... of anne..

°“‘”“”"“’“”*”““”°““d"°°l“°°~°' 1>°1>‘1°"lsl¢"° 1°'

?e°'"_uinm‘kde°;°tg',:_b°‘;{ '_ s Shipping facilities of the most modern type at Port ` ` one verdict- ‘only one neat

“got andmunuludasd ty” “nm _ Hastings C B , for prompt loading of all classes

W F CARTER, ,Q

Wm. Petrie, Agent,.Port l'lastii1gs,°C, B. 'I' G L E

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Tea Letters $20 each--8 40

Tea Letters $ 5 eacn--poo

01117 féi leh a roal‘good liz: of C f01’d8 ln stjg 3t0 4% Price toe apaar

B078 Sneakers

Blue cloth ri to r2,for er price 6 c

Now 4 »c :i pair Ca alll ‘rc in In

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Hasnard,Charlo\tetoWll.0l‘Jn the prem- "mu, --' _ U »

_ d lb. ck f T f , bsldelth

;»~~»w»~s1-<=-1>--°-»- ...1;'mr:.“€.“...“.'l‘rf:..i';'.‘.:...r:. =‘2..£f*.°.f.e°-t.;°:e- .o ef. '.?“.....~“:.:'..u ll

.}_» Timsjon can bearranged to lultlmr- _IL £33' |,___,.._ ..... ..~..;i.._,,,_,_;‘ , _?tQ¢her__wps._..........._.,........,.... ....,.. s ' ` ’ ' ~

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