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Boys Brigade.

Special price and special size for the boys of the Buys' 1 Briggdg at Westlake Bros. _-

oNi.v~ $2. ph oozEN_

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RDBERT PALMER ,& U0 Charlottetown Sash and Door Factory

What we have to say i

this- our stock is right up-to-

date, good patterns, latest

styles, most of them bough

lately. Fi‘esh,clean goods thal-

before they are worn.

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h experienced workmen and first-class machinery, we are prepared to contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Bushes and Frames r and exterior Finish, etc, etc.

Our Specialties.

thle Windows, Stairs, Stall-Ba1l|,’.Balu|ter_l, Newel Poltl, Cyple and Conduetorl. Kiln Dried Spruee'and Hardwood Floorlnl. Kill lear Spruce, Sleatllng and Clap Boards.

ROBERT PALMER & C0.

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' companies look forward to this outing as

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Boys-How to Catch and Hold

the Boys for Christ and

' the Church.

The Toronto Gfo`>e in referring to th recent camp, of Boys Brigade at Cobourg, says:

The tents were kindly loaned by the

Dominion Government for the occasion. Whilst miny ofthe bays ofthe respective

the event of the year to them, in that it provides the only holiday for them, the outing is taken advantage of to give some military training without losing sight of the real purpose for which this movement among boys and for boys was first in' raugurited.

0o_jec':io:is have been raised against th e

movement, in that whilst it is a religious movement, fostered among the churches, t has toe much of the military spirit and purpose in it. This objection is to be ex- pected and even was anticipated by the founder of the orginizalion. Hence the Boy's Brigade Council in Great Britain efuses to allow any uniformed company to parade in connection with the Boy’s Brigade. The onlyuniform nlloived is the cap, belt and have:-sack. Organizations copied from the Boy’s Brigidehave adopt- ed a full uniform. The latter organiz- ation only uses as much of the military as will provide an inducement to the boy bo associate himself with a. movement that has for its object “the advancement of Christ's Kingdom amonst boys. and the motion of habits of reverence, self-re- spect, discipline and all that tends toward a true christian manhood.” There is no secret in the object of the movement. Tie boy isnot deceived. He is most dis- , tinctly informed in the membership card which he receives. The aim is not to de- velope, to fostera. warlike spirit, though i it is to inculcate a martial spirit. If any of our readers would care to inform them-“ , selves more fully as to its aims and char- acter they will find a capital statement of the same inavolume of addresses by the late Prof. Drummond, entitled “Stones Rolled Away.” Henry Drummond knew the movement from the beginning. The problem it sought and seeks still to solve is “how to catch and hold the boy for the work of the church and country in the best sense.” All who have sympathet- ically examined the organization speak of it as having the possibilities of aiding very materially in the solution of the pro-

blem, i

That was the problem which faced, some

seventeen years ago, a Sunday School teacher in Glasgow. Scotland. He found an increasing dilliculty in handling and retaining his boys as they advance in years. He was an ofiicer in one of the city's volunteer regiments and conceived the idea of giving his boys some drill, of

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Kumfort Headache Powders. lt".:

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the other way? Almost wish you had let you whisker giow rather than have endured the scraping

process. We never shave you _ that way. Try us. '

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Farm for Sale.

100 a. s v fertile-landoff southern portion of; th?¥UVn?e¥n Farm-about 18 chains wide and 55 long-ab mt 15 acres clear and in aihiih tate of fertility. to acres ready to stump-T e balance in Hard Vo ood and Fence Rails, situ- ated one mile from Rocky Point Wharf where produce can be shipped-Near school-one of the most beautiful ts a.vaila.ble-Overlook- ing Hillsborough gy and Charlottetown Harbor-Plenty of seaweed. Also in September nent 50 acres of the

Northern Portion ot Warren ini now ooou- pied hy alta; Margaret lliiller d known as

This pi-'o ' isin guudcon tlon~is,w1thiu iminutesmot Rocky t Whbff Ferry-and fronts on Char p 7 wn Harbor.-

For particulars apply I '

edged glassware for 60 each-worth 20;, We want to sell the lot and will give big bargains. Also a China. Tea. Sett for $6.00. Goods on ex- hibition in our windows. We have a nice line of watches, clocks. jewelry, slverwareh chinaware, glassware, .

goods which we will sell as cheap as

can be bought in the city. ded t P ‘ ‘p <4- mptly ation to 8 §i;P;i!dd1eriii”§ewelry and Fancy Goods l Store, Sunnyside, opposite Post ofice. ~

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their olllcer, for they hal become miniat

fznmzs. The vii' ,ues of o`iedien:e,j>112l ;fi1lal- p ity, cleanliness were inculcated, and

, whilst the military instinct which is in -

ll , every boy was appealed to in order to ac- _ - eomplish this desired end, the and was ,

U 3 H S ‘a reached; The experiment succeeded and i

the movemen t grew rapidly to its present

at . dimensions and influence. It has secur-

ed the unqualified support ofthe late Prof Henry Drummond. Prof Marcus Dodds

in igant audgudicious Christain gent leman, possibilities for good are very great, but if the Captain prostitutes his authority and induence in order that he may give an undue prominence to either military orathletic tendencies in themanagement of his company he is movi

pose for Wh'c',i the movement was born. And yet the drill and discipline must everremain strong features of the movements, as the means by which the higher and nobler faculties of the boys may be reached and regulate 1. `

The movement has done good in Great

Britain, and is growingly an influence for good in the land. It has earned, and sometimes to merit, the, good opinion and hearty support of some of our earn- est thinkers and leaders of our better national as well as religious life, and is calculated to do gud work in this grJW~ ingand vigez-ous Canada of ours, under wise and judicious mtnxgzmznt.

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FAIR EVIDENCE FOR EVERYBODY No one can doubt tbegreat meri t of Pol-

son’s Nerviline, for it has been placed in-

the market in 10 cent bottles, _Lust to give you the opportunity of testing itswon er-. ful power over all kinds of This is the best evidence of its e ciency.»for, every person can try for themselves. Pol», son’s Nerveline is ii. positive (it cannot 1 fail) cu_re for cramps, headache, colds.; neuralgia, and the host of pains that

flesh is heir to. Good to take, good toruh

on. Go; to any drug storeand buy a' 10

cent sample bottle. » bottles 25 cents.

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action. “ The next time you want

something in this line, bu it here

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McLeod, Q. C., Charlottetown Roy- altyy, containing twenty and time quarter acres. -

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Solicitor

Ch’town, June 20 h, dtf

Glassware Sale.

_ owaunno - Between 50 and 60 pieces of gold

pls. ingthem under military discipline The boys responded to the command of '

ure as well as mimic soldiers, and he was their Captain. The idea caught their im-

agination, seized theirinind and they were Q

, I held for whatever their Captain ‘had iw"-

S a U f “ them in the shape of drill, Bible class 01.*.

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, | . . That we could give you better values in Boots and Shoes the

_...___ and others equally prominent in the re- any other store in the city you might think thatalwe have aa

nu S ligious world. inrerest in telling you so that it might not be wholly true

s When under the Capitiiiicy ofa wise. _ ° OF INTEREST T0 ISLAND - ...ir - - - s - - s _ i

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_Who has no interest whatever in the matter that they had bien

buying their Shoes from-ns and were buying them better and oben er than they ever did before then you know that it must be true since they have no reason to tryand deceive you

f And in Charlottetown and surrounding country we have hundreds o #ati fi fl

s e customers who wh--n asked where they buy their Shoes

reply: -‘Wh_v. aiR1msiiy’e We lied that we can save money by buying our Boots and Shoes at Ramsay’s ”

And i|.’s a straight fact U you doth* it t ust on e Wh

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you try once it means that you are geinv to try twice and when you tr °:

y twi e you are going to become a steady customer and yga wi‘l`§_ happy and save money. .

SDIIYEI-IRS BF

Prince Einar-d Island

We carry a large stock of beautiful enamelled souvenirs, cm

b-° f~'-v fu ' ~ y desiizue :that cannot be had elsewhere

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Wedding Presenls

Silverware ini

We have sold quite n number of pieces recently for Wedding Presents.

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We have knocked the bottom outl of High Prices. Don’t be soured to bring your work to 119, ‘W will treat you right and Sl" F°“ ii good job at prices that Wil i astonish yolk _ ~.-.

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