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the market Tuesday a. bunch of rhubarb several of the stalks of. which measured twoand ahalffeet each: in length. It was

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h* Q I I ing of this rhubarb is very thin and ,. .

as the“Strawberry The outside cover

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kind for house-hold use.

AT STANLEY BROS.

\\l'e have them to fit boys iroin 5 to 15 _years of age; different qualities in the diiicrcnt sizes. Prices

10c to 35c each.

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Men s - Bathing - Suits

For small men and big men, a splendid assortment,

65c to $l.2O each

..._Bath - Towe|s_...

240 Bath Towels here for you. Made by the best makers in the World. We have them in Cot- ton and Linen; in White, Un- bleached and Fancy colors.

Prices irom 10 to 75 cents each

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"TI-IE" SI,lI`l'~-makes the man as far as appear-

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It is our pride that no expenditure is spared

either in respect to materials or intelligent work- manship in the manufacture of the

HIGH-GRADE CLOTHING

with which our name has been connected for so many years. _

5- Ax. Mc:ZZN1AL_1, The Leadinvl Fashionable Tailor.

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Does quality count with you '_' if so We can Interest You.

An ounce of satisfaction is

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Satisfaction goes with every pound of

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You’ll End what you want here. especially you’ie par ticular and want good furniture.

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We are shoving a 'line line. Prices from $2_4-00 (OP $22.80 mb) for a wud wunus, spring Swv Swv. up w 38530, gh, bug Tm-high Rug Suite-But we have either Suites a good deal cheaper.

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_ I'i‘ is understood that a regatta will be held in the Charlottetown harbor on Aug. Sth. Boats from Pownal and \Vo0d Islands are expected to participate.

Toimrsrs and persons bent ou

pleasure, should not forget that the Jacques Cartier runs a special excursion every Thursday after- noon at 3 o`clock to Orwell and return for but 25 cents,and every Saturday afternoon tO Crapaud and return for but 40 cents. These are delightful outings, as they give passengers so much pure sea air.

Fon some time past complaint has been

made in Charlottetown of a scarcity of good servants. In Ontario the same com- plaint is being made, “Mn JacobSpence. chief of the Ontario Immigration Bureau, said at Toronto that in recent years there had been a great falling off in the arrivals of young women. Fifteen years ago from 2,000 to 2,500 single young women came out yearly from the British Isles to Ont- ario and were employed chiefly as domes- tics. Now very few women come out,and the young women of the country are so fully employed just now in industrial oc- cupations that there is 'a remarkable scarcity of domestics.”

Er.Li-:asLIE Norris.-We understand that M.r Stephen McDonald has sold his trotting horse Kruger to Mr. F. Raynor for a handsome sum.' Thi s place too is taking advantage of Canadafs growing time, which can be seen by the large num- ber of improvements in the places.- Messrs. Philip Williams, Chas. Mc-Nevin, and Chas. Hayes are buildingdarge barns. --Mr. G. F. Wash is building a new mach- ine house.-M. Harry Williams have in- vested in a wind mill which addsfquite a lofty appearance to the place, and last but not least Mr. WV. B. Hayes is building a large and up~to-date hen :house which will be fitted with all the modern conven- iences. We understand that Mr. Hayes intends going extensively into the poul- try business.

The ReginaStandard, edited by Mr. J.

K. Mclnnis, formerly of P. E. Island, says: -A new swindling game is reported from Minnesota. A well dressed stranger calls on a farmer and after being shown the farm expressed a desire to buy it, and of- fers a goodlprice,andif he strikes abargain pays down a sum, say $300 by way of il- lustration. Nothing further is heard from thisman, but two weeks later a man and woman stop at the farm [house for dinner. The woman takes a fancylto the place, and thinks she must have it. They than offer the farmer $1,000 morefthan the Brat mal offers, and the farmer decides that if he-can secure a release from his bargain he will let them have it. He then hunts up stranger No 1 and offers' to re- turn bis $300, and in addition to pay him $500 to be relieved from the bargain. This is satisfactory to the buyer, and he re- ceives the money. The second buyer then makes a payment of $100, and that is the last seen of them. The farmer is out just $400 in cash.

DIED.

Died at Dorchester, Mass., July 2nd,

George J. aged 4 years and 5 months eld- est and dearly beloved child of Magnus :md Isabella Munn. The remains were 'ni-ought to P. E. Island and interred at Wood Islands, July 6th.

Dear little Georgie, we love him so;

All through the day wherever we go. All through the night, how lonely it

seems,

For thoughts of Georgie wake us out of

our dreams.

'Ne miss him all through the weary hours \Ve miss him as others do sunshine and

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Davtime or night-time wherever we go,

Dear little Georgie, we miss him so.

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To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

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Pique Skirts suitable for outing pur

poses, also plenty of 44 in. deep crash shirts at Pa.ton’s

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Thulfs what we do at the Acme Pe r- lors It does us good to see -.he pleased expi-esmoiqon the faces of ' our customers.

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A Digby despatch of July 21st '°says:- What came near to beingafatal bicycle accident occurred here last evening. A young girl named Campbell, daughter of Rev. Geo. M. Campbell, of Fredericton, a niece and the guest of Mrs. Archie Ran- dolph, also of Fredericton, whois sum- mering here, was coasting rapidly down Mount street and tried to turn into First avenue, when the cycle, becoming unmanageable, collided with thecorner residence of E.E. Burn- ham, and the rider`s head was dashed through a large window, the broken glass inflicting a. number of severe cuts about the throat and neck which necessitated over a dozen stitches. Had the wheel not first struck against a flower stand, which somewhat broke the force, the young girl would have received fatal in- juries. '

A TORONTO despatch of 23rd sayS:--

Three large congregations, at Westmin- ister, Cowan-avenue and Cooke’s churches greeted Rev. Dr. J ohh D. Paton yester- day, for forty years a Presbyterian mis- sionary among the cannibals of the New Hebrides Islands. The preacher, at all three serviees, enthralled his listeners with an account of his experiences in in- troducing Christianity among the savage tribes. Many of his co-workers were brutally murdered, and he himself has escaped many times; almost miraculous- ly, from danger far worse than death. He persevered, however, and he has now the proud satisfaction of know-

of whom 300 are teachers and preachers of the Word of Christ. Dr. Paton ex

diillculty, mastered the native tongue, reduced it to a written form, and then taught the people to sing hymns and read the Gospel. This and alot more informa- tion was given about the people of those far oil' islands,their habits and their cus- toms, and the whole showed what persev- erance can and is doing in spreading the Word of God among the heathen.

Nervous --Debility.

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hauotod llorveehlle ofillocuroby Using' Dr. 6hase’a Nerve Food.

Mr. A; T. P. Lalame, railway agent

at Clarenceville, Que.. writes:-" For twelve years I have been, run down with nervous deblllty. I suffered much, and consulted doctors, and used medicines in vain. Some months ago I heard ot Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food, used two boxes, and my health improved so rapidly that I ordered twelve more.

“ I can say, frankly, that this treat-

ment has no equal in the medical world. Vlflmile using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food li could reel my system being built up until now I am strong and healthy. I cannot recommend it too highly tor weak, nervous people." _

Dr. Chase"s, Nerve Food is a, tonic

and restorative of iuetimable worth. It makes the blood. rich, the nerves strong, increases the weight, and cures all weaknesses and diseases of the

nerves and blood. In pill form, 50 cents s. box, at all dealers. or Edmanson, Bates and Co.. Toronto.

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It gives you more satisfaction than if you have a poor job done on it.

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They are' not only delightful

bevengesi- but; they In and Wh0,I§S0ll\¢» “N558 the sifest ofall summer drinks. For sale all grocers etc.

ing that there have been 18,000 converts to Christianity and 3000 church members, .

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boy’s kinds of clothing there is

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Because he wears out his clothes at such a rate, perhaps its not all

fault. perhaps you’ve been buying at the wrong place. There no hm

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The Kind Thai noesn r wear

Which kind have you been buying. If the latter dou’t do it any lo?

but come where for every dcllar’s worth of clothing you buy, you get a do!

Where is that you ask-w ll that‘s an easy one to answer-Why 5

Buy Wlsoly and Well p Buy at llllllllfs

See our Blouse Suits for Boys, they are neat and uobby and they vos rv

H. HAMSAY &

PRETTY RINUS

' We have providedfor the demands of fashion and display as line an assortment of rings as was ever shown in the city

Every dainty setting and combination is to be found our

collection-and that means no end of styles to pick from.

As to price it is simply a question of what you wish to p ,

for we have rings from $1.00 up to $50 00

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Boys’ Brigade

Special price and special size for the boys of the B Bplggdg at Westlake Bros.

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New rmwse Block. , Photographer

We have sold quite a number Of pieces recently for Wedding Presents.

Stgqk-nice and new. 053|",-guaranteed.

Prices-right ' These ire the factors Wl1i0l1 help to build up our business.

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