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iliglili WEST

Ice cream, soda water and all kinds ol

temperate drinks, ice cold, at Railway Dloinz Rooms. M d 3|

Charless Fawcett, o!Sackville was a

passenger to Summerside by the Northumberland last evening.

Buy your tlckeis at Go|\rlie'e lor the

Teachers Association entertainment in

Ano iv

° ° ’ r Market Hall tomorrow evening.

l 0 C . Seven horses tormad apart or the cargo

by the Northumberland yesterday mctp- ing. They were owned by Simon Ho

Gregor oi Dalhousie, N. B.

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WE KNUW Wool You io Know

That there is no better Clothing made in Canada than

i the "Perfection Brand." They are the highest accomplish-

ments of expert tailor! as to make, models of elegance and

diirabiligy as to materials, and marvels of cheapness as to price. he demand for this popular brand is increasing wonderfully,and many men are wearing it to day who have

Shore)/'s Clothing are well made, from the time the cutter traces his pattern on the cloth until the finishers give the garments their last touches.

Shoulder and oéllar are moulded by hand, that’s why a

Shorey Coat holds its shape so long, hugs the neck so

snugly.

Call in any time today or evening and get suited.

/\/lellonald.

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- - “ land yesterday morning on return to

' Campbellton, N. B.

~ ` V Dosiinros Day races at Summerside.

I bpccial train will leave Charlottetown at

I 9 A, M. returning leave Summerside alter

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horses in each of the other classes. G. M. Reid. Secretarv.

LIBERAL IISSU

Capt. John Read was induced to erect a

heretofore worn oulv custom made, with which it will com-

Rosemout 2.I9§, Ada-Mac 2.2l,l,Maisie 2.5,

A Convention will be held in the §""kl°’ H4’ L'S' 2%' L°°"°°d' “re

Dinner tor % cents [rom l0.'D a. m. till

l ID p m,luneheon from morning till mid- night at Railway Dining Rooms on Dominion Day. Z3 d 3|

The Teachers Association have been

fortunate in securing on their pmogramtor Wednesday evening such entertaining readers as Miss Rattray and Miss McElroy.

The steel tug Shaun Rhue loom New

York and the tug tlrginla of Montreal with a dredge and two soows in tow passed up the strait yesterday evening en route toDetroir, Mich. The Shaun Rhue came in port here tor water and supplies.

A, E. and Mrs. Alexander. Miss ,Lucy

and Master Fred Alexander and Miss Davies, wno spent the past few days visiting in Summerside, the guests of Ronald Campbell, lei'r. by ihe Northumber-

he races, half fares on all regular trains.

ntered in the free-for-all. There are 5

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pare most favorably in tit and finish.

We have an immense stock of this magnificent Clgthing

and would like to have the pleasure of showing them to you: as we feel satisfied, should you once know their merits you would wear no other; We are giving 2 5c lb for wool in ex-

. change for this elegant brand and

30 cents per lb for Wool

I in exchange for all other lines of Men’s Ready Made Cloth- _I ing in stock.

Bring your wool here, our goods are the best, our prices

in the city.

SENTNEH, TRAIN

, ei; l, ~` on clothing the lowest and our prices for wool the highest

PERFECTION CLOTHIERS.

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The closing exercises oi the public

There N arevival In the mthlng habit schools were held In Market Hall last ‘ ia. A i to ° ,

9 l:tiuu:v‘?L;l:utea lietzriggo 'Toile' 8:; wi_h sn appreciative audience. E. H.

through the instrumentality oi the

vening when the building was crowded

Wrlgiii acted chairman. The progiiatn consisted of choruses, recitations, exer» cises, awardina of prizes etc and closing

improvement and Tourist Association

suite of ten rooms on what is now known whh a laughable I"-ce'

1 ,ai Crescent Beach. Later in the seaeon The folmwmg is A mt of pupils winning

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Arid now Capt. Read, encouraged by the

i I d d I h ts, h iabove ]. B. McDonald’s Store) Sm" "R em" °' 8"” rem as

oi’

. M. I-Inman put up rs similar building.

nderway the building oi another suite ten rooms on the same shore. All the

ooms oi both buildings erected last year a

trustees' merit cards and other prizes in the different departments:

HIGH SCHOOE

Pniscivaijs DEIMRTMKNT

li H Campbell, teacher. General proficiency, Governor Generals

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h ve been le', and nearly all the depart- ments oi the one now under construction silver llmfirll. Gledis MUIUCYPB-

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re already taken up.

Al 2 O'CLOCK P. M.

To select candidates to contest tlic Second Electoral District of Queens at the forthcoming provincial election. Each poll is entitled to send uve delegates to the Convention.

E. B. Williams, Benj. Rogers,

Secretary, Pies. ]'.ib. Asso.

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for éiéiiiéif ConRi2ing “Oilily lim,

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Wm until further notice ,em/€` lcavirig Siiiiiiiiersiile after' arrival of p

Smal" Navigation Coy. wharf on rriornirig 'train frorri ligiiisli, .Souris n

U93 “Y an E n""“ Y at 3 P "1 make roniiii tion :it \Ionctoii with good health that they had in early ye"!` for Halliday s .ind Brush Viliarvcs Th0“”“d5 Ulmer' 'md W°m°” °l “Van”

Thurmloy at z,;n p ni for M Canada S New Train the 0

Ewcnts and West River Bridge. “OCEAN lor Mon' V

Friday at 3.30 p m, for ilickcy`a, |real° <3

I{aggm1y`.<i :ind ll:iyrleri`a Wliarvt:s_ M H

T d d W d g ia ~ I i.co'rgctovsii` _null Cliarlottc-lowwii will

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East River' Illirfniigli me faint-il liictuprilia Valley pgrngs Celery C°mp0“nd_ Thr; wonder.

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Saturday at li p, m. for Cra;~aud_ 'i ii ig '_ ful

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VVU qecond Mrmd t V Y ii y out mgitoiitieron1liorOtt1vi.i,

" ' Y~ “Y 0 C-"0" 'l`0roi1to, llaixiiltoii Louiloii miil \Vest- me nerve centres which control me hennh

River lirirlgc acrriirllng to tidc. ern iliitnrio, saving liours in time. C a

Tuesday at _yoo p. ni. for China Direct coiiiit-ctimi at Montreal with I

Point Wharf, title ,ami is gfrthcr per- iiraiifl Trunk* l-`ast Express, the “Iiiier- D€¥`fB0f»lY l`BRulated, and ill*/E* l'€BDilll Biitiirig iinlvlorinl l.imitt-tl", for Buffalo, lit-iroit, and sound sleep.

Cliirago, St. Louis.

The Shoe

T. J. CRAIG;

Manager_Chsrlottetown.

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Grand Tea Party at Seven Mile Bay

Hale 0ld Age

And Strong Vitality Bcstowcil By

Paine’s

Celery

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GRADE VIII.

Clan! Bent, teacher. Ggeneral proficiency, trust/ees' merit

card and prize,.lean Arbuckle.

GRADE vli.

Miss Annes Ramsay, teacher. General proficiency, tlustees merit card od prize, Herbert Webber, 2nd prize

Georgie Mc Quarrle.

GRADE vi

Mir-s Murphy, teacher. . General prouciency, trustees merit card nd prize Helen Steeves. prize to best boy

for ireneral prcfinienuy, Stanley Perry.

GRADE IV EENIOR.

Miss May Grady. teacher. General proficieicy, tr\¥tees` merit card

S_o~turdav~ July 9th. |904.

'Phe iarisiiioricrs of ,\`cvcii` Mile Bay

are mahliig vlabornii: preparations for the ovairitaiiiiriciii of visitors on the Zhbvv ilniv.

The Tea will lic liclil oii the delight-

fiil grouiitls surrounding the Church

and newly acquired Parochial residence, where majestic shaft' trees of a half

century oi years waril off the .scorching rays o a midsunirncr sun.

l`l1iu°s2>otis noted for its beautiful

and cn antin scenery.

just hclow the little parish Church

'lies the ha which widens out into the waters of the strait. Ou the left is the iioid Bluff-Carleton Hearhtlieacenc of ice boat .1ctivlty~~the old reliable ucver failing launchwa for the winter ferry when ice hound Iiarhora, and par- allzt-il sir-.mn suggest a trip by the Capes.

eu- we iiuil the nearest approach to the

other shore (-~e mean terrestrial altlrou lr we I light jusllv intend the other rneanlngl The eomlo- table ho neateads of `i‘nrmentiae,and the hmmm l"le| are plainly visible from the Tea Hounds We wlliaiv noihingol the drive to an'~'»'.'¥ 323.'-'S .'2Il1’§“5i2'I¢'l§§'.."’.'.§I’.f“"c.'$' bile 'ha ni lr. 4 '

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You Want

Liulies’ are your feet sensi-

tive? Then you want a shoe

that rciyuires no breaking in- "DOR(_ 'PHY DODD."

Are you proud? fust a

little bit ofthe shape o your foot? Then you want the- "DOROTHY DODD."

Are you inclined to be eco-

nomical? Then you want for your moue the utmost value obtainabli in shoes- "DOROTHY DODD",

Oxford Shoes 13.00 B00” $3-75 Sold ol1ly_by

Morris &. Smith

Exclusive Agents for Ch’iown.

advice,“\rrit,e to “Consulting Physician," The Wells & Richardson Oo. Limited,

The weakness common to declining

ompound. There is no reason why

ersons who are well along in lite should ot enjoy the same pence, comfort and

fi years arc to-day pursuing their ocatlons with energy and success, be- use they arc netting nerve strength nd complete health from the use oi’

medicine nourishes and stimulates

nd well-being of all parts of the body. tireeps the liver, stomach and bowels

Paine’s

Celery

Compound Makes (lid People Fccl Young ‘w And Vigorous.

Ii yo are sick and desire free medical

00 Mountain St., Montreal, P. Q.

chell of the Royal Bank of Canada to

Auction Sale of House-

We are instructed by Mr. W. F. Mit- ” 5. King’s quare on Wednesday, the 29th lust at ir o‘c1ock a.rn. all his household furniture comprising parlour, dinin foo i\1f¢. carpets mats, tieres pictures, curtains, bediubeddfiig, hair had other

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hold Furniture

ll by ubllc auction at his residence

m, bedroom, hall and kitchen fumg

Lillian Mciutyre, prizes for attendance Lillian Mclntyre and Gladys tiilllphaur, 2nd prize general proficiency Violet Sililpbant, prize for writing Joseph Richards

oaanz 5.

Miss Uonners, teacher, General proficiency, trustees merit card, Georgie Lenrd, prizes for attendance Georgie Leard, Gladys Schulman, Ernest McQuan°ie; prize for dictation Earl Sohurmamprize for history Willie Mo- Intyre.

rmanr: 4 Junrori..

Miss Laura Duncan. teacher. General proficiency, trustees merit

card, Helen Strong.

snaps 3.

Miss Calla Burrows, teacher. General prohclenoy trustees merit card

Ferno Graves.

WESTEKN SCHOOL

onlin: 1.

Miss Linkletter, teacher. General pnoiiolenoy, trustees, merit

cards. Ray Tanton, Leo McNeill, Roy Mo- Dougall, Eric Parsons.

ortans 2.

Miss Gertrude McNeill, teacher. General proficiency, trustee msrlt card

Renwick Baker.

' -EASTERN SCHOOL.

Grads l, Miss Brshaut, teacher. General proheency, Sud primer,

trustees; merit card and prise,f§Bsll Batt:-ay,lst primer general prolcienoy Earl McArthur; prlaos for regular attend- anoe,K|ngsley Gradyjand Arthur John son.

caan: rr.

Mies May Ar-buckle, teacher. lind Claes, General Pronclency, trustees

Merit Card, Nell Matheson; 8rd class,

General Proiiolsm;y,Wands Wyatt; prize for writing, Pan Arsenanlt: prlae for attendance, Pauline Brehaut.

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is the best in practical use, because, convenient, compact in size,uses smallest amount of ice and salt, runs easily, freezes quickly, produces smoothly frozen creams, or desserts with

little bother and less work.

The only freezers made hiaving

cedar pails with electric welded wire hoops.

All sizes in stock.

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Wholesale and Retail. Everything in Hardware. `

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No More Dust.

Uustless sweeping is no longer

an experiment. `

Reduces dust 97 p, Q, p In schools its use protects the

health of children, teaghefg gm lanitors from the most active caan. for the spread ofvdisease known tg modern times" Schoolro0n'l“Dnst." Durable because tue coal oil ai*‘hg.

- ly moistens the libres or bristles

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