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-1 = ' _ GE MAN . ‘you our new souvenirs. so you ment aariyeseii dayhndncc- star than

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- may ten your friends about them, 4»p. m. to insure insertion next Iasu if ‘ I i ‘ when they come to vi `t ‘ln 0; me Yzél-E’ me msmkililge gmt ‘ce

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. _ T; §. AIX Y¢'£tH_!.;lC(_)§¢§n _ Yours vety truly , nephew of Arthur Newberry, io _uisii 5 l. _ with ig Coins _Ex_ ; _ __ r ’ Lillian Wier Joh son of New York. »Mr. » TRA- R for u“_e¢» hights ‘ .1 \ f. ,_ . . Newberry is welilhnown here. 4', ~ ‘Fd m°mi°3‘v un" 505]* me Ernest Smith and wife of Tauntomiifass.

‘°°t I” bf* "“°f.i me °°m ‘gg B are expected to arrive in the city this fi.1”;°v3¥°1:'m°i‘;sgl X, 3 fgy | \ , evening. Mr. Smith's mother, Mrs. James

_ A NEW propellor for the City of London . Ea I is expected to arrive here next week. Ii: is

- , ` being imported from the H. G. Trout

i. , .=_ Works, Buffalo, and it is hoped will

know Ayers color to

fB<M»DMM IRIX!!!

your

To onrcustomero and frléadp"

our siorei I 4 - V

We desire to announce. that

e er

ment ever shown in the City.

'of I l A'

in I

anticipation of a large number ' of Tourists visiting P. E. I. this sani- mer, we placed e~ large order for A “‘°°“"¥ °f “‘°_ F“‘“’°'“` I°°"|*“*°,

I ~ iiliiil IliliHi$I

dilepollters and Correspondents . ' Everywhere- l

will be held atNew Glasgow on July 8th

S°UV¢Uif .I¢W¢h'Y't0 b¢ m3l\.\1f3Ct- at 3 p. rn. and able) field the same even-‘

ured for us, and we have just re- , _ ceived the whol Ord _ Srloni. traiuijcheap fares, League rf

lag at 7.ll). ' - .1

We are sure it is the best assert- number wamafl. the carry at York

_tha Qrosa Band uhm; induce agreai. Station on Doinion _ y._ _

_ W ld be I ansensoaunn °l7=°s_l¢eli_»il¢s

e w°u P eased to sh°W should be handed into the ngws depart-

d td Smith, is row visiting in the city the

__ _,?:g:g,;§_anPn1;`; ,5l;§)g;l,_(:“r Ch’!0Wl1- Ieweller. guest of William and Mrs. Long.

. . SOURIS . .

Story Books

-and-

Magazines

You will find a full assort-

ment of story books and mag- azines at my store. Prices loc, 25c, 5oc, and 75c.

Mabon’s Drug Store,

_ next door to Cox Hotel, _ Souris, P. E. island.

@, . liihha ‘-'NQ

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mvrfr/¢ 'f ~ .-

LARGE OR. SMALL

'merge or mall parcels of ian' dry work ~_1hlrl_l, eoiisrl and cuih receive equal attention ;lroaa.na i»on'ilma¢ine that we neglect -mail sgzcelayuu mu want laundered. we do our

on one collar or n dcz. I

Phone i gi will bring our learn to your door

- STAR STEAM LAUNDRY,

Kent BL Phone |51 ‘_

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-.\1`1 N ' sei* Y' -ez' N” to

a »"""~i . ,M

-us

t Mcn’s White

l Canvas

Shoes $1.40 a Pair. Cool for Summer Wear.

lllley 8|. Go.

materially increase the speed of the ship.

ip All _the Annual School Meeting at

Union Lotdd, C. Hardy was unani mously eleoiedtrustee, and $25.00 voted `as a supplement to the teacher's salary. On motion of Isaac E~sery, certain changes in the assessment list were adopted, which seemed to be satisfactory to all present.

ON Monday morning Ray G. Johnson

was placed on trial before Judge Bond in the superior court Boston, on a charge

of murderin thc secoadxdegree. Hu is charged with the killing of Mrs Sarah Peters at the South End, Jan. 5. Asst. Dist. AttcrneySughrue is conducting the government case, while the defendant is represented by J. J. Walsh. Mrs. Peters was a native of Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

Wmoai' Bites., Vic'oria, havejust re-

ceived a coinplele line of R imsay's pure ready mixed paints in barn paint, exterior whine lsad roofing paint, English linseed oil and Carson's anticorrosion. On account of their largsimportations they are enabled togive the public the very closest prices,enabiing them to buy cheap- ly the material with which to beautify their homes. The firm is also prepared to

buy nil the wool prccurable for which they are giving highest prices.

Last evening in the church of the Epip

hany, in Elmwcod,M|ss Gretchen Kohl. bagen, a teacher in the Rhode Island School of Design, was married to Russell W. Wright.. Over 500 guests were present including friends and relatives of the ccuple from this city, New York and Manchester, N. H. There were a large number of members of the Germania Club present, who occupied seats which had been reserved for them. The bridal

processionconslsted ofythe four ushers, the fourbridesmaids,ths maid of honor and the bride, leaning on the arm of her father, Friedrich Kohlhegen. The cere' mony was performed by Rev. Henry Bas. sett,reclor ofthe church. i`he maid of honor was Miss Erika Kohihagan, a sister of the bride, and the bridesmaids were Mises Elsa Kohlhagen, older sister of the bride; Louise Green, Laura Althans and Olive Fulton. The best man was Wesley Crawford, and the ushers were Al fred J. Moss, George L. ¢Russell, George Thompson and William C. Chambers. The ucostumes of the bride and the bridesmaids were unusually Iattractive, the i-ride being attired in white crepe

-\ 'ako ' ` l 5' \ ~. do chene with silk ointds Venice lace, getting Ferroz me when youl ask ‘for if,

' (/ fu` T" ~" <‘\ ~ ' p and relu~e fo deal with any riruggisl who

_ /_ J; ___ embroidered in French koot»B, and _ a _ries _om_,uc__ you to “mot Sym’ __“b______ ` ",;` :J f.i-,g.:'{§i’;`,'{-l '11 .»'»‘-in Fll\'dl° °I “hum crepe de ohms' Sh” “ °° tuls affording hiin inure profit. Price 50 *it ,;l`__ll '_ _ "11' < ‘ were a tulle veil fastened with orange ei-nts p=r box, or six boxes for $2 at all “" fl/. v. 1 ~/ 4 ii- _'l'*._-/jug i _ . blossom,” and carried I shower bouquet rlruglz\s's or by mail fri-in N C I nlson &

E 'fl Az; 1-nw'-1 ._.~'a.. ~ ' '

,__ an-f;,»,*;_._=?- far ` Received to-day direct from oHm__s Umm "ney_ The mild _"honor €__._,s_i<_»_ri,1.iron,or.r.»in.iii.rrf0r~.o.>nn.,

,__-`f`”'-,,~_;.{._~ the wore a gown of pale blue imperial crepe,

E ' 53:/ wlthacollar embroidered with WH' dr0D __ __M___A___,_ __ ,,__,,

' MT- T'w;"'*“°" ' Pearls and carried white roses. The

lilly ¥i$lllliQ"G¢di’ Fedora, ::1¥:'.‘z.':.;'.‘;:°t..".::;‘.°.:'.‘;°.f.“..°. ‘.E::::: azz” '

at _ set with pearls and sapphire, _ Canand

bride gave to her maids rose ,mild

, _ brooohes, set with pearls. Following the ° ,_ Why you should have one'

Ask the Boys "AB £0 ¢h¢ Quality' ceremony there was a recepuion at the _/--..-` __

ww S “IES in ‘MS and M bb” “‘ 22:12’“::.::.:":°';.‘:.i°'::i.3’:’.thrill”

bridesmaids wore white peau de lyrsno

groom’s gifts to the ushers were stick pina

i and the

Mackinmm _ Wflhallis Va ; formerly beieng¢_i_i r<;__viar_r;riaP_;___i_:_.'_e_1_

where his gran mc er rs.

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_ Berrilitfll s°|i¢il°f'v ` U resides and ia a neplie of E. I _I _. " » I/

D. A- UACKINNON LL- 3-: K C _'_ that place. Wright holds A i>°lill0l\ r ‘~ ~ `\ ' 3” ` Q. BAYFIHD WILLIAMS- -° Z as hook-kee iirathqlarglst riepartmrn- ~-- ---

kr a regular meeting of Victoria

Dlvlsionnoi, ¢_sheBpese¢ Temperance

this Division having learned with sincere l'iK_l’e,§_of the dsllh on Tue sflay last, of

Q; much esteemed brother, William F.

rrll'l Past Grand Worthy Associate#

one of our pioneer me mbers, we desire to place on record our appreciation of his* many excellent qualities. and of his faithful labors during a. long and unbrok-` en membership, and to extend to the bereaved, family and friends our sympa- thy in this the hour of affliction; and further resolved, that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes."

NINE MILE Galax No'rEn.-Farmers

_are busily engaged in getting in the _remainder of their crops.-The hey crop on the avenge appears to be good. This district, as a rule, has always had the reputation of raising heavy hay crops, and this year, the expectations are also gcod.-The lobster season, now drawing to I close, has been an exceedingly good one for our fishermen.-Codllsh in large numbers have made their appearance in the waters oil' here.-Pedlars, local _and foreign, male and female, have put. in an. appearance, like the flies, reviving in spring, all with their sweet story tn' bcauile the innocent country-folks,-Arch McGrrgor lost a valuable more lately from the disease commonly knowrr as ti-e cough.-Our energetic farmer, Artemas Betts, is about to install a gasoiene engine in his barn to supply power for crushing, threshing, sawing etc.-Thomas McGregor is painting his handsome new residence. It is reported he intends taking in boarders for the summer months.- Our teacher N K McCanncil spent vacation visiting friends lu Sum» merside and Bedequa.-Friends are pleased to see Miss Josie McNeill out again alter having fully recovered from a severe stroke of paralysis.-The matri- monial fever is raging here and some have fallen victims.

TYPHUII) VICTIM

RECOVERED HEALTH

By Rebuilding His Wasted Frame With Ferrozone

If it is Health, Renewed Vigor,

Well Balanced Nerves You

Want. Try T he Food Tonic_

Ferrozone.

No strongtr evidence than the _case o

Jno. M. Alnsles is needed to prove that Fi-rrozone is unsurpassed as a tonic ann rebullder. Writing from his home in Bartonviile, Mr. Aiuslae says: “I had typhoid fever two years ago, and for li long time ooiildift get strong. I carefully folio wed my doctoi`s orders and for monilzs took his medicine regularly but no mater what I did I couldn’t get up enough strength to take up active em-

ployment ngiiu. Like most weak people

was also nervous and dually had to givi-

upthe doctor. I read of Ferrozire and decided to try it. I took the first box with fair results. Ifrit stronuer. The sebond box astonished me and iuy strength re- turned very rapifliy. I krpr. on u~ir\g Firrozum and my friends then notiol li how quicklyl was Improving. This en- ouvaged me to take more Feriozoi-e ani mv sue gth all reiurziell in two months. When I started Ferrozone I gave up all other medicines and can say that it ulov e restored me. For weak nervous people, Ferrnzone will do more good than any thing else."

Fcrrozone is both n food and a medicine.

It buiills up the wasted tissue and str.-illltbens the weakened nerves by giving the system a plentiful supply of pure nourishing bloon. It puts new vigor in to every organ of the bo iy,di-pels nerve sickness anfiiassiinde. The p rson that uses Ferroxcne will have a good appetite. healthy eompif xlon, good digestion and n reserve of strength that pro-ents you against pni urnonia and weakening fevers.

I"err.zone is not a nnuseous cod iivrr oli

mix ure, buts chocolate coated table-t. combining the most stronathenivig elements ln cnncenraleri form.Vt»ry easy io fake. its sais has multiplied year by year and no remedy in-:lay holds a higher place in the estreiii oi the public. The suncrssi of Ferrnzone is riuii to its ability to give s'rength to the weak, and cure the sick of their trouhlis Insist on

JUN! ac. 1904.

{‘;§,,‘;7,_’j‘,‘;';jl‘,’,f__°;°;,F§{~_§,-,_§§;,§,é‘j‘;‘;l;»,~ MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY sroiut.

A BARGAIN IN FRENCH ALL WOOL

COLORED DRESS GOODS

SOC PER YARD

worth regularly 45C per yard.

EIGHT GOOD COLORS-two

Blues, two Greens, two Greys, a Red and a

Brown.

The latest weave, and the newest co1ors-

worth reguIar1yf’°`45c per yard-Our price

30:: per yard

Secure some of this, it won’t

last long at the price.

STANLEY BROS.

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ji CHOICEGROCERIES h..és;r§o`§

AT LOWEST PRICES.

rm' Us wiiu Youa NEXT onnna.

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TEA PA RTV

“Say Missus”

Do you sew

If so, you want to see

our new “Rotary”

sewing machine. The

newest out. Very

little noise.

Runs much lighter

than ordinary mach-

ities.

Ho'ds ioo yards of

No. 80 cotton.

Shuttle cannot hit needle, hence no broken needles from the cause.

get our 25 reasons

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l -ned to our 0|»(1¢;°i||E|‘|glalld. and urs. wrnnii wiii I-was at 12 /»' \_ \ Bros”

Hammond street. (The above is taken ,'. _‘, ‘

'“’ ‘~~ & GOFFlfrom thelilvenlnuBullatin,Prcvidencv,R. I . f I \ q QUEEN STREET,

I. The groom, Russell W. Wrght' .___ _ _

Connolly's Building.

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. units. oiiarieneai-» MLW., aelaacaain. -rallies. enrol# laiseere in iiiieace 11.1. where soo ,_ _ _ um nk., on pw gg". asdoldllrlolll! f'"l'“'",*‘ ". U'°'""~ `°» '- hands are employed.) I ' O ` " _

CY I "mv wrvr

yin" you Klocklfl lf!" “““°u‘°k‘°

" ’ mn, nap", me s,iirus,.bld ll-»¢

L0 GP I 0 G T Penqs aiampaaerd Mfonilhdtimh UW °l Cooling Drinks.-We have a large etrek H ,S

plum ‘aaa ein", ora-drilaiies lawn old

‘; D I OI ad Ladle .in- eavoiwl. Also UU “Uv °“‘£I& w"‘°.' °I aU‘°'l R309 B°°\'» w“.'°n" RP” Beer'

lralioo of the n “nn

1 on, | 00,4 -rmpian .lil be mmap, old risiares. Ps . . F- Rowantreee Ler_nmafle_ iilcntaerrat Lime | _ '”a°:Ulaii'§xl»i..§:'»I'i1~ll.ll~"“"',,f,,'f,‘f§’,{’§ Le-ief;rli¢a¢n.rnair.oea`II:’a».i>1»\»l».¢1». _mm mmmn.. Gm.”',..B“, ,nd mn, I nd Sec how

~ Q q $5 and Thursday Iilll ' `

4 iriweiocl- Andreas. ot.her_extrects for making cool summer.,

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I " Deleml£ol?oiti1I>\diIsf ifelcgeitlelzixiind sno“wilake Fiocolate sp cggiab ¥h°h‘g.Y°* , Jeweler. ,I ,, dori’t care for eh l es .9§_.¢%”<2.°* thi’ huh °\“:°;; m fm' W nm D°°B"""m°°k`

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Drop into _

_f Cali be bought.

Lobster and Mackerel Balt

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. Have e quantity for sale. Write for price.

A. l`. LAILKIN

Tlgnlsh, P. E. I.

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'Q YORK STATION

'l`lit- work of rciiiorlclliiig and reno-

, vutiiig:St. liugcnds Church, Covehead

Road, is_iiow iii [the hands of the con- tractors. 'l`o help to defray expenses of said work the pririsliiuiiers invite the public to assistztlieni by attending their Ten i.o;be held :it York Station ou

DOMI NION DAY

'l`ca;‘I`ables, we-ll supplied Temperate

Salooris, Irv.: Cvcaiii Suloons, Swings, and Dancing Bfmtlis will bc fiiriiisiied,

A special train will lunvc Charlotte-

towii for;York ni <;.in a. ni. anti will Iczivlt Mt. Stewart for York :it ln.i5 ii.in.

d ro, i7,1o_1_;,2\<_ zo, 30.

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coin: in this atvrs and get fired with a comfort- able | nlr ol nhoenihnl ~ov\'i ples! your feel Al

the some time you will save money on every purihmr vnu make. Snaps for ren buyers every Saturday.

A- E- McEACI‘IENy rlieslmfman.

irumllv 5 Seto ;

_ l{as1.arrl'a Improved, _

Has1.ani‘s Improved Green Q

<' Top Swene, _ ,»'»

jumbo Swede Improved* Greystone. , I"*

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