*e 'See my window for snaps in

nw'

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.Sponge Snaps

Sheeps Wool Sponges. `

Excellent value. Gnly a

limited number.

J. G. .lAl`llESON,

nraus-Gram. THE HEDICAL HALL

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Tsupens

Scaled Tenders will be received by

the undersigned on and np to two 0’clock on August iith, 1902, for the erection of a school house at Bungay, Lot 24. Plans and specifications to be seen at Robert Stevenson’s, Wheatley River, or at A. Horne & 'Go's., Charlottetown.

The lowest or any tender not nec-

essarily accepted . T

JOHN LING, Wheatley River. i

Iuly 24 dii wzi pa.

1 l _

l%@nS@he

Iam instructed by Mr. A. B. Ings,

to sell by Public Auction on Thurs- the 31st, day of July, instant, at 4`e’elock, p. m., about 15 acres of standing Hay on east side of l Malpeque Road near Waterworks -Station. To be sold in whole or in lots to suit purchasers.

Terms made known at sale.

F. H. HORNE,

Auctioneer.

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fearlesgniqéiungtoge _ L . __ ` Just, impartial, Reliable, Kawai.

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ki at an times to further the best interests

gsemigwple. and recognised therefore as

he PooD1o’¢ PAPOT Published at its oices, New Prowge _Blo¢k.

North siderost oiliee, at the following rates,

yable in advanoez-

eorning Edition,daily (except Sunday). 011'! a\oathasc.per&{i .................... . . - $5-°° 5emi~weekly tion (Wed. n Sat) per

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have been established at the followinguplaces

here subscriptions may be paid, news fl\iSl1° gi, advertising, job work and other business , .

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THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1902.

BRITISH TMMIGRATION.

It has long been held that immigrants

from the British Isles constitute the most desirable settlers for Canada. The reasons

for this are sumclently obvious. Such settlers are British subjects and only leave the land of their birth because the population is redundant and land for their actual ownership almost impossible to

obtain. They speak our own language; they are already accustomed to tree institutions; they value liberty; they be lang to the most lprogressive races the world has known and by remaining under the Bag which sheltered them where they were born they showlnndoubted loyalty to British rule. They do not need to be naturalised as foreigners do when coming to our country to settle. - For many years there has been n small but steady iniiux of Bri ish settlers to Canada. Since IM and down to last year the numbers were from ten to eleven montana yearly, na this was me to be all too few in view of the larger num- bers yearly iiiimigi-mug :mi nie British Isles to other lands. lt was ielt that the

Canadian immigration department or its

azents might be in put at fault, and so last year Mr. Smart, the Deputy Minis- ter went over tothe llather Country and to aconsiderable extent remodeled the agencies there and infused more energy into the work., The time was unfavor- able, no doubt, because the war had

_' I . taken away so many. able-bodied men

that employment at home was more

. . ,general and the volume of emigration

Agricultural

from the British Isles was sensibly dim- _ lauiiea rni- the mae.

Bat notwithstanding these conditions

elorts of the Department at Ottawa

the were so lsr successful that 11% British `

l U _ immigrants were settled in the Dominion

. ll W

ithin the year. This shows an increase

of more than 50 par cent over the average fur °

along time psst. Co-incident with

E.XH|Bm()N 3.. . ........

ers has been the large Indus of English

_ _ speaking settlersfrom the United States-

From these two sources a- very consider-

U w N able addition to our population has been _

' . made during the year past, with every in-

' _ FROM# _

cation that still larger numbers will

di . . . comefrom the same sources in the com- ing °

wmmmmumgmewmmm-

ry.

With the development of wh est grow-

ing in the Northwest the Ontario crop of

'nn Shia cereal has diminished irom year to

ear, while mixed farming has taken its

- ' ° ‘ place. Eight years ago the Ontario wheat B' i rop was about 2-1 million bushels. Last `

_ C

There will also be a number of I,

interesting specialties. :I

LiveSt0ek, Dairy Products, Poultry, Fruit,

ear it was about hall that amount, and his year an estimate of 16 million bushels as been given out. The weather condi-

pwnn ,md “,,,,,,f,,,¢,,,,, ,,,,,,,, dos, ,gm tions from this date on the end ofthe har s¢n’i:e";T§;iic§liiie;¢:° vest will be watched with the closest in ` ““\"""“°° ‘°°“"” bf '*9°m °’* 'U i°“i‘ terest in the western and northwestern-

tural subjects almost nl the time.”A large

l°°*¢*'¢ f°°“ P‘°’*‘|¢‘| °“ Ui* lf°‘**dl- states and onrbwn prairie country. Much

In will depend upon the weather, but at pre-

sent there are good hopes of an abundant

25'. Sm- iyirli.

Taelartest classes ever started on the Iain:-d.

Esate: on railways and Qearbsats for .

Thevefylowest excursion ratesen all Rail- i

ways and steimboats for visitors.

Psi- entrv forms- 'wise llstarace program and

att iniennatiou, address the Secretary,

GERMAN SPINNERS LOSE.

Bxaux, July _20.-The West German

cotton spinners are agitation for a general curtailment of productions. They claim

ff L “,511” U. ll. Sllllwllil. they lose elsht ofenninss on every pound

Preslde t. Sec-Trees. f ld, the d- il l ti ,-...........:..... ;=;;;j5_ * ' °‘°°° “'°°° °'

This s 'ii cur business in

This-is a good proof that we

'Yi We

NQW S\liW'§\Il for the spring trade also

_. '-1-3-' ` 5. ’ ss.

y, V ._ . , 3# X#

PINE CUSTOM TAILORIN G

the Custom Tailorin is the

" PU 8’

largest and best we have ever had. g

We are proud and pleased to see the number of new customers

we are getting in this department.

are giving good values in reli-

able up-to-date materials with best workmanship and above gall line itting clothing which are appreciated. '

Cauliilowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ Strawberries, per quai t. _ . _ . _ _ Green Cabbage . . . .. .

Sweet Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ Turnips bunch . . . . . . . ._ . Parsley . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .

Turnips. per bunch. Green Peas, per quart ....... . .

(Farmers’ Prices-Cox-rec

Barle ,perbnshel

Beef éarcass) per lb. . . _

Buckwheat ...... .. Butter, per lb....

Oalfskins, lb

§§s.pi;rert<‘1)<;z.....

Hag, pressed . . . . . . . ... Hi esgai-1b..... ._ Island lour, per |00 lbs. 0atmeal,Tr 00 lbs..... Oats iblac )per mshel.... Oats white)per »ushel.... Wheat per ushel.... Pork (carcass) peclb

Hogs(livewelg-it) per lb.. Potatoes, per b 4 inel .... . .

Turnips.

Beets (table)

Lamb skins e-ah Shoe skins. ..

Wooi’(lwas}il~m... . . Geese per 4 ........

Turkey? (pernlb) . . . . . . ... Ducks per Chickens (per ib) ........ ..

TYPHOON SWEEPS HONG CONG.

C WN IARKITS.

_ every Tuesday.)

IbOO\lOilU.Qo

perpair.........

rn . ...... ..

olv)\g:l.h.....).

pe,?buoket.?...........

¢»_ » » s . ¢ » - ~ . » ¢ | ~ snn

new, per cwt ..... . .

'phi'imiiéii`.`.`.`.`.`.'.I.`..I

per quart.

SUMMERSIDE MARKE

Home Corrs, July 19.-A . typhoae 'of unusual severity has caused considerable , damage here and in this vicinity. It is reported that there were 2 1 fatilities. '

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ne. ai as esaulmsivllnidirf fmllvll

lIlMiiii’SHlB|]WlBE Sl

Try the new Hardware Store for all kinds of Carp2i\t¢_f'S= 5003#

The-y are of the best quality and you will be sure to like UBS!-

- Prices are right. ' '

All kinds of supplies for all kinds of tradesman. - _

C`J.£5..]§/_[fEII=lC)]Nl".S

§AE.IDT’A».EE 3'! C331

7 12 d & w iyr

,ri I .f ,_ , _

ALLAN

SPEMI. Giltii'

“NEW S.

$35.00 single fare.

“shoe riiakiiiig has seein-many ofns have seen the Revolution t-.\o- an-l can rerueniber when the only source of s'.->- e s-npply was the custom shoe shop,

when the only dan' re. --~.~ in tween your old shoes and your new s‘i~»es w-ui!-l l- - shit one pair would be new. It made no di;“i`creiice if 4 w -\ loo small and 5 too large- take them or leave th:-m. “~‘.`lu\t a‘¢hdng¢ 10-1181- \_Vlll¢ adiiierence betwt-eii the “nhl tiru_u's’-’-and-,“Sov¢¥¢\g'Il" Shoes. Sovereign Shoes being made from the fleet chrome taiiue¢i',' calf N-_ from kid- witlfgiovw like texture "cr patent leathers of Regal design.-' In lb diferent shapes, half sizes in each. 3 diferent widths ut' each hall

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Fall dpi of Syrups at rec, gc and

, ;-~.‘.;~

at . pounds Choice ‘table Col.

9"*39'* *-

.Anewiot.Chip llarket Blekem

fromiooentsnp. , ‘B$hf€lell¢lTea ~.

ll. F. MAWGAI li Sl

Lower Queen Bt., Clvtown.

£5

Snnimer Holiday.

IN SCOTLAN

5 _

50 round trip i_§._ _' _ ,, MONTREAL to

_July 30 Sept-<8.-

GQFVELL

7-i7 ti_1sth

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'ifllllvli' V li: :il

it 5*? i tieiiii fsiiiii it tiilrri iiiiii

*‘°“:.‘§.‘¥.i .... ....1

are

increased

:gun ml `¢3"f?&&’e»"¥°i§,°2‘a?’i”..‘;°°l’”.s

ttonie."writes(Prd)

dViola, Fulton Co. Ar

above

igiéiil iigiiil

a-9*" . out ri ~5i;’=§i§;g ti §§§5?~1;§'...~e. _ E5 5,§°E§lir"§ 5% eiiiiiilli

little Ti paid

more t ° on

meritoriouspigedicines will o§er the cus-

tomer s substitute as “just as food” as the “Di_seovery." t is better or him because it pays better, but itis not as good for you, if ou want the medicine that has curedy others, and which you believe will cure you.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse

the clogged system from accumulated impurities.

We have a llarge

_ Stock oi

llc. all

andli MSS

These are recent ar-

rivals and buyers will find it worth while to ask us for a price be- fore placing their orders elswhere. We tan premise prompt s delivery.

s St

6-24 d&w.

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Tenders will 'be received by the_

undersigned from this date till thc' iirst of August from responsielei parties willing to contract lor build-' ing an addition to Spring Park School,j_No 209. Plans and specilica-i tions oi the wort may -be seen at any; time at the residence of the Secretary. The trustees do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender._ By r oeder ol the trustees. _ _

J. W. Youlm-, ssmcary.

dprisg Park, July,23 d 51. '

lonef 1u_;_|_l vulucl

Ihavedecidedtoplacemyteam

at the disposal ofthe at reasonablerates,to conveypassen-

fromaliboatsand

part of the

orfroni

size. For Ladies and Gents price $3.W, SMI), ¥5.lD. Price always stamped ou the sole. _-

_fgf Sglg -, Hi Ch8I'l0f1B|D\Wil\

ie im.

Having been appointed agents for the celebrated, Gas ‘I

and Gasoline Engine manufactured by Goldie & McCulloch- i ._ of Galt, Ontario, we are prepared _ to iill all 'orders at short ‘ notice, and .would invite all who arein w_a_nt'of acheap and

' eHicient_poweri from -2. to go h. p. to forward their orders.

'_ _ This engine can be seen in the Guardian News Oilice, where. it has displaced an make o

‘ Engine, and is giving every satisfaction. ~ . Address, -

The T.-A.iiallEill ilf*g.llu. e AGENTS FOR P. E. I.

sf §f->§‘_, ""` -1.-F1.; ' wi.,-=.> *-'<=..fg» 'Ziff Urs; 2-'FQ-5' , 'r.<;;~;§j A

oysters T°uRlsr5°

Quan-we FLORloA-HUTEL Gunn... TEAMS "'*

Clams 1 P I Treat Th l’owna, .E. . Q

M... ....1 ....ii,f::r1,:.;'::f.:°:;=-.sslr..'°.:‘:°.:d.;.°.:.::f Fishing T0 HIRE

Ilubsfer ?e‘yceTi.i:§Iedt;ilf¢r:s1:T “I GMS" au- Boatin Goodi tnrnouts of every dosed# °°°f‘°" ..Tf.‘::.S;;:;.‘.;a-*.;.;°P“°”~ Sr' 8 i --°-=--°~=»-=" -' wwii' inf ii ' ‘ 5 ‘ »

°f°‘:= 35151- ° m e W.. d BROWN, Proprietor. B°*“\m¢

_ g ` *-10 PM

Where s _willy is

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ltdnildéled

Our goods are always ap-

preciated. They are un- rivalled for iine iiavor, snap and efervescence. Ask your dealer for our 6i|gerAl¢. Cream Sola, Lenos Soar, Drsage Phosphate or Su. sayarilia. and you will get the BEST summer drinks to be had.

G. li. SIMMDNS.

Cnn.Lo'r'rn'r0wiv.

G-94 3 wa.

Stems’ ' ”

.I-ashlonable

lil

ad has libs-los.

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or always

“_

My wifehasbeen

faking Ripaiis Tabula-.

for nervous exhaustion

and ,indigestion and she hnds they oE0rd her more relief than

any other remedy.

fyaww 'nm' rays u .4 ‘

use but Tea. Sol onlyibybza, se' "E2 ~'=if.I.°‘f'é?§. n an rises .num

a‘a*i“..iE‘i"f‘§ arm reassert.

..i.

Erniiw

john. I. B.

Mir of rnskhedl dx tn ci , 1` -.5 :...t.....;."*'*°‘r»:’......- -

toail orders. ' '

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