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McClary Mf‘g Co.-Enamel & '.'i`in-

Sill ilopiasaniatlia for

ware, Ranges, Furnaces.

Schofield Bros. (E. B.Eddy’s

goods-Bags, Paper, &c.

Pure Gold Mf'g Co.--Coffee, Ex-

tracts, Spices, &c.

Moirs_ Limited-Biscuits and Con-

fectionery.

Prices and discounts quoted on ap-

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The new line of swagger

canes and whips now on display in our window are the kinds carried by llritisli soldiers and are right up to time. Swavgcrs at io, i5, 15, 50, 75 cents and $i.0o each, every one nicely finished.

FOR MOUNTED MEN

Our whips are just what

were wanted last season and which we have provided two fine lines at 50 and 75 cents each. The whips are better than the ones usually sold at these prices ard the 75 cent ones have real Russia leatiier grips. Hunting crops here too.

Call and inspect.

G. J AMIESON ,I Dauccisr.

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spectacle comfort with eye- glass elegance. Our adjust- mentia faultlesa. This with perfectly adapted lenses is our idea of what will satisfy 7°' bdt- ,

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ami the fancfy ribbon strings are attached he removed or renewal.

ADDRESS AND

PRESENTATION.

On Sabbath, June 25th, Mrs. Spen-

cer, who had taught the Senior class in the Sabbath School at Marslifield, since going there nonrly four years ago was pre- sented with a large handsome biscuit ,jar of coloured and flowered china with silver top and trimmings, accompanied by the following nddress:-

To the icndci' of the Bible Class, Mrs.

(llev.) \\'. ii. Spenccrz-

As you are about to iicver your con~

neetlon with our school having respond- ed to an urgent call elsewhere, we feel that we cannot let this opportunity pass without expressinl the deep regrets that we feel, and the grief that is ours, at the loss of so diligent a worker and so dcur a friend.

To express-even in a small degree--our

appreciation of your worth, of the faith~ fulness with which you have wrought, of the good results you have achieved and of that charm of person and lovcilness of character, which have so endeared you to all-words are inadequate. Not only in the Sabbath School, but atnll times we had in you an example and a high standard-which we all would do well to follow.

Always ready with a smile and n. word

of encouragement to the backward. a loving and helping hand to the weak, a gentle-we now think too gentle n reproof to the wayward-you have, it appears to us, become essential to our welfare.

You will be greatly missed-in the

church-socially-and in very many ways and we particularly fcel that we sustain a loss that it will be long ere we recover from.

In token of our friendship and esteem

ive offer you this little gift-it is in- deed trifling-yet it bears with it tlie_ best wishes of the Sunday School.

'What more can \vc say? Nothing-but

a fond farewell l And may He, who doeth all things well, reward you for all you have undergone in His name for us.

Signed on behalf of the Sunday School: -

Mus. Lvi>i/\ C. Ttiitivisii.

Iiii-:Nic Mclii-:A1'ii. Uasaii; llIt'Li~:oi>.

I.. l"os1'i:n-Superintendent.

Marshfield, Jiiiie, 25, 1905.

EVEN A JADED APPETITE

is successfully appealed to by Clark`s

llcnns, Finest Pea Fed Pork-well cooked and seasoned. 5c and l0c per tin.

son’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

i-28 d i vr. Telephone ,No 52

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of o- arts

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This lot will be,

priced from 56.5° to

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tiniest babies toda as there is to those for their elders. Witness this little pelisse

wiili a bil.: granny ironnet to match, all done in English eyelet work. The whole set is fashionct from a line liaudkcrclilef linen, each portion first cut out, than stamped and worlceil. The coat is fashioned with a shallow yoke over the shoulders to aifonl a smooth fit, ami to this the double rapes are uttucheil, each one with its scalloped edge in lien of thc usual hem. The bonnet has ii drawn crown, the ahirrings done over

tiny fi-ailierlione cordings so that they hold their shape t-hrnufyh all the vlclssitudes of the laundr '; and a broader featliiwlmnc is run in as a foundat on for the thick up- stunding i-uciie that flares prctliiy off the face. A hig rosette of liberty satin ribbon,

_ ea a i poor nerves s iiozone,

Pork and Beans. Best grown Canadian D00 li i>0X Dr Nil( 'lr $2.50 t iid ai in

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with fancy pins, so that they may readily

ATRAGIC ENDING.

Gurrimii, June 20. -As a result of a

stupid and brutal practical joke at Mac- donald hall on Saturday night, Miss \Vini-

'fied Powell, a popular young lady of this city, sustained serious injuries and had a ` narrow escape from death. She, with a ,, companion, was the guest of Miss Fuller on that occasion. Owing to the heat they decided to sleep on the balcony on the top floor. They were rudely disturbed, however. for some ofthe students of the Ontario Agrioulturai|Oo|legc|cilnibed the ilrc escape and turned on the hose. The girls thus rudely awakened were dazed and frightened, and sought protection by rushing inside. Miss Powell was in the lead and stumbled on what. in the dark- ness, she supposed was a chair, and pasa- ed around to avoldit. Instead of this, it proved to he the railing aboutthe circular well which affords daylight, and the young lady fell the length ol two floors through this, landing on the ground floor, thirty feet below. Medical aid was at once summoned and the victim was removed to her home in the ambulance. President Crealinan is conducting] an investigation with a view to fixing the responsibility.

A Death From

Heart Disease

Overtakes Those Who Neglect Their Weak Heart and Tired Nerves.

FERROZUN E

Is the One Sure Heart Tonic That Always Cures.

An attack is liable to come at any time

from over-excrtiomcrioitement oremotion.

If blood rushes toyour head and pa|~

pltation and shortness of breath are no- ticeable thi-re's great cause for alarm.

A. F. iicnttle, of the Allen Hotel, Bay

C_lty, Mich., was cured of heart disease by lqri-i~ozonc. See ifyour case is similar to us

Tiiii Sviirroiis. ' '

Ncrvousness Palpitation

Treinbling Dizziness

Sinking feeling Heart Pains

- Short reath Weakness

Mr. Beattie says:

“I was weak and miserable.

“Iwaa subject to heartpalpltation and

dizziness.

“Aa l grew worse I began to have

trembling and sinking sensations.

“Ferrozono strengthened my heart,

gave vllgor to my nerves, soon made me

' well. t's a great rebuildi'r." '

` The one medicine for the people with

weak li rt ni i Fe"

- , a a e ers medicine, or Poison & Co., Hartford,

Conn., U S. A., and Kingston, Ont.

RECORD BROKEN.

I.oNimN, Juno 27.-At thc iniei‘-univcr-

sity swimming meeting at the Bath Club lierclast evening in the presence of a distinguished company, including the Duke mid Duchess of Connaught the Australian amateur swimming champion, Ii. B. Kerian, eighteen years of age, lowered the worid'a record, covering 000 yards easily in 7 minutes, it 2-5 seconds

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Ons Dollar Saved liepresénw Tan Dollars

I _ Earned'

The average man does not save to ex-

ceed ten per cent of his earnings. He must spend nineilollarsin living expenses for overly dollar saved. That being the cess be cannot be too careful about un- necessary expenses. Very often a few cents properly invested, like buying seeds for his garden, will save several dollars outlay later on. It is the same in buying Ohamberlaiifs Colle, Cholera' and Diarr- hoea Remedy. It costs bat a few aunts, and a hottie of it in the honss often saves

sale by all dnurgiate.

One lot of ohildreifa saline lkiti|°siiih cheap foroaah at Paton'a. ‘ ‘. ill gt. '

The Best Silent Partner is a- Jond and

aamolsnt line oflnvsstment iifeliisursaos. (Han 'nan \l’s|t.arn\ l’.l|¢ al ua* \f,._a. -.|_a

noiisi. Acacia

Acad ia Spring,

Rated by Baedeka. First of P. EJ.

l)i;g.uaea and .river fishing, shooting,

a doctor-‘s bill of several dsllars. For ‘|,°;|1':,§', ::,?}:'¢°" fet|tfre¢2_‘_l:.’¢c"°q“°t'

§:,\¢a21t.:;’i’tcsl‘§i';li;.shell£ah and game are

Bedford station. Hotel carriages meet eve? train. Telephone and daily mail- pri le s.

which

your name on a postal.

should sufiice:

INGENIOUS imitations of our trade mark abound. Do not tolerate the “just

as good" cry of a fraudulent dealer. It’s not “felt” if it's not an Oster- -

' imoor, so-be Sure it'S an OSt¢l'm00i‘. Our NAME and TRADE Mani( LABEL

on the end of every genuine -mattress. Why not .learn about the Ostermoor, even if you don’t want a mattress now. We have_spent thousands o_f dollars to ssue our handsome zo page book, "The Test of Time," handsomely illustrated,

_ WE WILL SEND A YOU FREE.

Each copy costs us 25 ct~°. to print and 5 cts. in stamps to mail-it is yours for "°t\»°v“|fif°‘“- ' ' ` ‘ "-N8*

Capt. D1 Burns

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oqrggigeiag ist July will leave muwvamfr »\_°9"~¢°,.l\*~xfi-r - fe-at eases* ‘ew-» gr, mg" .ia mediate, NM, f-\-~--

freight sad psoseatm- _ ‘

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AGENTS.

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News para inserting this advertisement withoiiniitiiority from the Department. will

Send today. The Ostermoor is the best mattress ever

made-a glance at the letters in our bcok will prove it-but this guarantee Teacher wanted,

` A first or second class teacher for Greenvais

In twuparts 501'. extra.

sraunaao sizas ann rnici-:sz

2 feet 6 inches wide, 25 lbs., 5 9.50

3 f¢¢¢ WMC 30 lbS.. ii.uo sleep on it thirty nights, and if it is not '

3 feet 6 inches wide, 35 lbs., i2.5o 4 feet wide so lbs., i4.oo ' 4 feet 6 inches wide. 45 lbs., i5 oo

All 6 feet 2 inches long.

prices.

in school. iuaie pnaieired. Bu :lament _

ruiizrv Nioirrs Pass TRIAL. M,,,,, ,D _ ,,,,,,§1,,,,,,,,.,,_”°

Hunter River,

or EDWIN UIiliI\V‘

7-3 dsl wil Soo y.

You can have an Ostermoor Mattress,

better than* any other Mattress you ' have ever used-if it is not all you even HOPED fm' return it “E °“r expense The subscriber oiferafforsale his farm con~ and your 'money will be immediately aintinggt tuners; situated }:mtil'\e lggvlit-LK

_ Cb twin i ood

refunded wifhout question. What more is“tiiEE¢{)n_n;i|‘hs lziid is inlllidieh ot diiggzivai

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can we d° to ¢°1w»n°° vw? < ”i2.“' ‘iti...“£’i.‘.ii°."h.. .3 ..»....i'o......2I$,

FARM FOR SALE-

Rpccial sizes, spoclal

OSTERMOOR _& C.O.,T 114k' ELlZABdliT_il STREET, NEW YORii. ;_

JAMES PATON & co.

'T ' . . iiuiis. For further partieu§“rshi\gi§lyLtIAAiAN

e-is an ‘ 'cirmwn noviity.

' taken at our studio. The ‘ latest at les aniiw-.sr,ds_. - Call surface na anyway if

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Horse Races

Midsummer Meet Home Comers Week

To be held at the Charlottetown

Driving Park on Friday, the

28th Day of July, 1905 $450.00 Premiums $450.00

2.50 Class, Trot, purse SIOO 00 :.24 Class, Trot and Pace 200.00 2.55 Class, Trot and Pace i5o.0o

Open only to horses owned on 1'. E.

Island on the zist June, i905.

Entries close i4th July igq-5. A grand

afternoon‘s sport assured. As on y Is- land horses are allowed to compete, every horseinan who owns speed shouhl make an entry in these rat es and make them the greatest event of Home Coni-

ers Week. _

For race program and all particulars

write F. L. 'IIASZARTL C, R. SMALLWOOD

Pres. Ch’town Sec’y Chltown

Driving Park. Dri\ ing Park.

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Weeks’ Dollar \

Hat time is here-your Hat is at Weeks & Co.

‘ Stylish, durable Hats

only one dollar. 24 new styles to choose from, black and color-

ed. Ask to haveayour name on your at-

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Grand Tracadle Beach, North Shore.

Summer Resorts.

Opens its eleventh season July ist. A tractions:-Surf and harbor bath-

The Acadia’sr¥aEi)e is unsuipdssed for

Only a pleasant four mile drive from

For Etna and fllnah-nn! als.-..i..-. _.L_

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' will be leased to see yon.

TEA co1vii>E riro Rs .......I’........ ...

t _ rnorooxarnuas, _

Like the RUSSIANS are putting up a big iight \ Jas. Aa S;

on paper but only TO GO down before A Pmpnau'

i`iASZAi~?D°5 BRAHMIN ~ Prolperty

For Sa e

The undersigned offers by private sale

his pxroperty consisting of a good dwell- ing once, barn, also grilt and saw mils slitliiaited at iBg.i:lt’a,i?Itlat‘ilon& gba grstm seup w, ra ass machinery fora stone mlll.‘l‘he sawmill

_ consists offs rotary and shingle machine.

This property ia situated in one of as finest farming districts of' the Is . Post Oiiiee and railway station at the

, ~ ° door, and church and school within a

a a r S short distance. Any person wishing ii

I desirable mill pmlperty will do well to

commniiicats wit the undersigned be-

‘ fore purchasing elsewhere.

C. H. WARREN.

the peopie’s favorite TEA, now known and sought after in nearly every city, town and villageia Canada and many parts of the I United States.

Buy it, try it, and you will enjoy it.

Beware of substitutes claimed to be just as

good.

Demand the genuine article,

6-30 d lf.

_ 6-27 diw.

Ronin SAW i=oR sins Sausage

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40 inch saw, with carriage and tracks, all com- S

plete. Can be seen running for a few days. °

A.DUcHi:MiN®.c° S""""°"'

5 , » Sheep Castings.

5°” d Ji Wil ‘ ' A ` ` Seasonings.

'~ , _ » Herbs and Spices. _ __ ` We an buyers of fresh eggs.

r him Hopkins.

TUNNEL TEA

Everybody goes to Cape Traverse on _

VVEZINESZAY, JL.Jl-YSg||. THE

T0 this zmndmt avant of the mason. With the three M time Provinces in vi ai 9, _ iLf:.°.iJa‘:.':..r.°ir:°..e';ri°.::..'*.=".tii°:°s:c.i:a:‘::.i:i £ilz'~t:'.'.:.iz:i.°'::f.1:§i'“"‘°“°"l P E I DEVELOPMENT a“.:..f.i.-;1':;_~::.:.':.s°:.°.:=a.‘i'.:.e...i.»~°°'~1 °»--- -M -»~~ ~=»- fm -» -»f »~-wr' a ° ° - _

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