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U LIl" A D BEN I'I` MANKIN TIIIL REV. JAMES STAB LILY WEN IZ. “

the

W0 DERFUL BO0K DESCIIIBING TIIIS STRANGE FORCE AND A ClARAC'I'~ was

of cd

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EI( IIEI INEAIION P051' 'I0 ALI. WIU WRITE AT ONCE. _ 511:11”

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I Ondon England has appropriabi, says:-"No one can give the system a was

$25,000 toward afund- for the`iEu

e distribution of Prof. Knowles' ‘to

new book, "The Key to the Develop- ed

1118

lays bnre many astounding facts con- thi ccruing the practices ot Eastern vel

siin

'i‘ei

gis, and explains a wonderfully for

cpathic l'owers, and the curing of; P.,

pie system for the development of A leading London Physician, Dr. R

Personal Magnetism, Hypnotic aiidgN.,

the world Prof. Knowles is actuat- 'head

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by the earnest desire to unlift and lali tour wheels and both axles either "H8099 Why SUU1m°1'5id° Sumda “l°n¢

nt of the Inner l<`orces."¥I‘he book benefit mankind.I heartily recommend-broken or badly twisted This is the BB a ll10St d¢5l|'Bb1° \`°Bid°l\t1B1 WW”

d time Mr Galant has figured in Contestants should mail or deliver

op and cultivate their inner the same kind of an accident -J their essays promlitlv $0 *mmf 01019

TUESDAY

ELEASED ON HAIL -Alexander Sinclair & Stewart or D J Bonnell

L. S. A., in s letter to Pro . McDonald Lot 10 who was recently Of R T H(-01118" Limited-

s course to all who desire to de- thir

CCS.

Pickering, M. R. C. S. L. R. C. -

diseases and hubits without drugs. Knowles, says:-"I consider your' sent The subjects of practical character sys

Lllll

V ret

reading is also extensively dealt \\'ith,late

the author describes a simple‘hav

thoughts and desires of others A

though thousands of miles away, The; A.

:ilu que

uctc uuiv

tliiil ‘ 'l`li ics'

citing thc iutcrcst of thc brightest

Ilcct of the

iuic pros

ciczirly siioiin by

lllt'

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unit »u_i: irliich tho

fullit

pi'cs'ciitzitivc Brit-

ish

tin- clergy and the iiicdirnl profcssiou arc striking exam- ]~lrus»-

'|‘bc (`hristiuu

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i\iii»»vlrs' Systvin

rurc~<l diseiisc,

i~orrc<‘tcil bud hith-

hui;

its.

iiiomory, and _ 1.;-mail liiizlily bcncfirizil iii the culti- li viition of p»_»i-soiiaiity und l’crsoiiui ;b Influence." H’

'rim London Weekly 'l`inics.-“l‘ro- flu

icsi-t»i- ldimcr 1°). I{no\\'les' <‘omi‘1'ffC 15 ,\'yizti-ui of l’crsoiiiil Iufluciicc und _W ||,.,,|i,\;_¢ provides thc cuibryo vutiiiis- in

iiist.

uictliod of accurately reading the sec- ability." 36,0

nt l'rof Know- has systeni is ex- -

cut duy is

scores of rc- ii ni criilutioiis

\viuZ. from re-

publ iriitious,

"i’i'ofcssoI‘

strcugthciicd -

erszii interest in Psyciioiogicaljthese phenomena. mer Occult Sciences. ; The National Institute of Sciences gi-ly

tem the most complete and accur- Con

e treaeed the science with much ui-dn

prominent American Physiclamigave

therefore undertakn the some- The

alike benefit by hcl

son who wishes to Mm_

apply thc simple fhig

` That iiiuny wcul- '

thy and promin- ent pcopic ow

tlicrc is not the' 'I

have remained in

utter ignorance of h

HONDAY

ooo, for o number ol iiierreiu MI#

h, "_, pom,o,,,d dependants Base Friday next for further evi d"°°'°° '"9

”__J the players

...___ made for a return

AN A miwr -what might Oblrlvwvtsn 0°

_ have been 'EC very serious accident‘l1°°ll l1°l*» 'Um il

nd ttieseci-at thoughts and dun-es ot people thought uuoell of mll¢s aww. took place at um ,mway crossing at weekly half holidays of the Summer

the

UI L _

1 ~ uma ei I-ioimuvs vim! sum- std# l¢°r°° A flP°¢i\l will UN’-l! b°

so " nil

team

de, on Saturday morning, when WB f!`°l1\ s'"'lm°Wm° J loaded with potatoes going _ -'_

to the Swansea Trader was crossing “CONTEST *T50 5dV"mm5 °°m

track the rail part 0! the sloveu min” '71 I-5° s“mm°"m° Impmv* struck by th, Nomad of o ment Aasociatidh is offering $2500

ng of can which woro hung In prizes for the best essays on th ted The Blown woo puohoo hiect Why I like Summerside"

g the sleepers for a distance of Sntllfiagé ';:1tgies5t|1v§uu;°° l‘:;£‘;3°

~ ~ ~ -_ ' t tim iiiiinciiaionwi

'riie ixiitionni Institute or science The Rei James Stanley Went Hbvnihrzil; vm th; ‘Lust sfde :I tae Every pmcn should contribute an

careful perusal without becoming aut- track but luckily escaped with only BTf»i¢1° 011 the Bllblect It is an edu

ed that iu giving this knowledge a few bruises about the face and ¢3U0\1&l WDFY ill Which "HY PBYSOD

hill

The oiovoo was midi rocked should Join and there are scores of

up for trial at the Supreme FR DLY

rt on a charge of concealing sto- -SCHOONER ARRIVED- " The

literature ilpon the subject. You len foxes was released on bail on Sat- I-hF¢6'ID8St€d B¢l100D¢l'. G¢0\°K0 Dlld'

y last, -bonds to mo amount; of ley, of New York, with hard coal for 00 hating been gm-niohod, He Read & Co., arrived in Bummerside

$2,000 himself and two other yestvrdav morning--J

, W- Fifihff. M- D-. Ph. D.. M. E.. securities of $2,000 each.-J. 'Z

uit endless stream oi letters re- .Pi'incipril of the Douglas Institute, sting copies of the book and char- writes1~“\'our system is very useful

r deiineations indicate clearly the to me in my practice.” doa

_THE LATE MRS. M¢KAY__.The of the Prince County Baseball League

th Occurred at her home in Smn. was played last night on the school side of Mm John M,_»Kay_ form. igrounds between the Pioneers andthe

of NEW Annan, aged 65 youu, Independents and was the beet played deceased who was a daughter 0| game of the series, thc Pioneers wiii-

., -'mob and poor the into ML _ynseph McEwen' was ning 8 to 5. The Independents went

d in the highest esteem by all who '-0 'mt "Et “ml 5\1C¢°0ll0d in scoring

the teachings ol mode hm- ,,oqlmintanco_ Them are two runs, while the Igioiiccrs were UUE DEW Byitcmf' left to mourn two brothers, Wesley bmuked- In the s°'~"’“d "wings me Soyo prof, Know- McEwen or (ghicmml and Frank M,_._ Independents lured the same, while ii-5, “and the per. E“.,n_ _q,,n,n,c,.,,i,k,; also one sister thc Pioneers scored tiircc men on_ a

Dlwid Montgomery Her h,m_ wild throw by Jeilrey. In thc third

UChf0V¢ Zf°“l°1` band prerlccensi-,d hor about eighteen innings cacb teaui scored ln run, the SUCCWB hl15,b“t to mouths ngo. The funeral tnkcs place Pioneers addmg, Dnf’ fnnm m ,thc

nftcruoon ut one o'ci0c'k to the fUurth~ _IU “fm mtfh “mug ‘wth “"1"”

TUIGB mid d0Wn~" Poop-ig’g ogmoto,-y__J_ wcrc retired in quick ordcr. In thc.

THURSDAY.

ow ,_ f , ,_ i * LATE MRS MCUAULL- Th" the Independents ticd the score, Gm-

gxirp Buigcegs Mio ideaih occuri-cd yosteriliiy morning at dy stealing home from second. 'l‘he Hmm, lummucc the residence of Bcujunnii Mun‘tgoni~ eighth was the Indemmdcntfs wutm,

""Y- T"“"°1l°"B R"""t- "ft" 3" ‘"""“"‘ loo, tlic l-‘louccrs scoring thrcc incn

gimhtogg d0“|,t, 0 ’f'"’"t 3 _ week' "I Mm' M"rg"""" on a. wild throw from third to first but the great idle( “uni rclwt nf Mr- "“th°"Y MU' bu.sc_ Morrison for the Iudcpcudciits, "HSS of people |(aull of North Bedequc, Deccziscd was Lyle for the pioneers were ww.. “_

. 88 years of age and lenvcs to mourn motive' striking out a numlwl. of

“"0 ‘I"“f-7ht"» Mrs- M0"tf-f""“‘3rY» Wm’ players, but the poor fielding of thc

. is ribu in W Om she lm” reslded 'fmce the death Independents contributed largely to

l;2;(|ca"s1;(?u?,};:l,UEf;B‘;.c;§,,.dd gm. $355 f‘f hm' |‘“Sh""d “"0” “lx §’°f‘fB 9'9"- their defeat. The batteries were: In- r creed, the inrormiiiion heretofore The f“'“`“1 Yak” PIM" l‘“"“Y “ft” deiieiidents-Morrison. Tlwmiison; I’\~ >i.-.icssoi by the few. In addition to;'"°°" “t .2 " °,1°°ktt" N°““ B°d°‘1"° oneers-Lyle. Schurmun; Um_i>ircs-- ulililyiiill the books free, each liers0I\|Preshywnan Qeme cry' ‘ ' Micliluvl-‘H|;. MCQU€\fl`i0lJ T-U00 Of Eflmc

.~ ' ' ""* - our, 5 minu cs.- .

";:..:;::.‘::.1.2.:::;‘:..:.:“.;“i.i..:°°‘i;;

with ‘ust Buch knuwledgc _‘S ,tu 500 words us pmpmed by PrO1_,Matriculation examinations for I’. (Canadian Press)

, , .

'_-mil.) in: niluptcil to his o\\‘u pcr.=ouiil 'K

circiiiiistziiices and iucliiiatioiis."

'i‘iic liourlon.-“l'rofcssor Kii:,i‘.l':$' .'19

:\‘yst.oiii cnibrnrcs :i frrcut deal of cru- ‘ll iiiliun in ii form \\'liiCli cuu lic readily U

i'rn»'peii by all who iiuve the ability to rond and uudcrstund simple pro'<‘.'. No bcttcr help towiirds success in liic

could be desired."

Alodvrn hiocicty.-"No modern iii- \‘i~st.i;;:itor along pliscliologiciil lines ‘l

bus i‘r'.f'¢~i\'i~rl so large :in uiuouut of M

i-i‘ui.~iu :is that aiccordcd to l’l'oi'cssor ,Y

Idluif-r ld. Knowles for his maiwcioiiii [N

S,\'i-tcm of Personal Influence and

ll/-ailing. Hcrc at last is a man wlm N“~ is :it once ii great scholar, a. born vl»

t<-:il-lil-r :ind si przicticzil liclpcr-'lor Y

iiii.<giii<i¢-li piipuliitiuu."

Force and strength in ni look.

Plcusc read my character And send me your book."

Also send your full mime and nd- rcss (stntc ivhctlicr Mr., Mrs., or iss), writc plainly, and address our letter toi- ntionnl Institute of Sciences, Dept.

945. (7.

258 Westminster Bridge Road,

ondnn, S. E., England, If you wish ou may ciiclosc (lf) cents (stamps

flu- iiistrurrtiliu papers rcvi-ni ii nature of your own country) to pay postugc, ivliirii is sympiitlictic and of good ici- ;ct.i‘. i’ustugc ou letters to England, 2 l<»\\'ship for nu ambitious, yci. largely iccnts_

L, _,L _ _

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n,,“,1,,§_ lW. C. commenced at Summerside CINCINNATI, July 3.-Four deaths H y,,,`, wish R copy of I,m¢_ Kn0w_.yesterd_:iy. 83 students present. They and fifteen prostrations are reported ~ 1 - 1 _ (gh _ ,L D y _*$113 being °0“dU¢i0<1 ll? IHBDBMOY here to-day as a. result of the heat. in ;fi):$,1;n(c,,,r,\§. t),c“;,;Yi,,;§inge:,t;§:c§B0"1t0F. assisted by Mr. Gallant, Shortly after noon the thermometer

“ - _ , , I I - i - - » lii:.‘3;;f.°f.‘;'. ..f..‘;';“ ;z?.f.“.i2i;‘; ‘° .:° ‘;:.t:.§fs:2f,1“..?;

HI t v I , I A . ` , , < ' 7 .

wan power o mm (que, and Miss liorsey, Charlottetown city in the early morning and pre-

lOwiiig to the prevalence of scarlet

ifever at Miscouchc Prof. Barlow is

conducting examinations tliere ifor the benefit. of those wishing to ‘take them. J

i ' 8

M -FIVE OFFENDERS.-As ii result t

fof the Dominion Day ceiehrstion five g ‘offenders appeared before his Honor G ja); the Police Court in Summerside ti

Iyesterday to whom fines were dealt

ion: its follows: Richard Einar, tio. D

‘or 30 days--sentence suspended prov- 1?;

iiding Elliot left the town within 24

following -Creelman McArthur I Brace McKay & Co 'I' D Ramsay of

-BASEBALL.-The eleventh game

sixth the Independents secured unc run, wliiic thc Pioneers were struck out in quick order ln the seventh

ented casualties being greater.

(Canadian Press) LONDON, .luly 3.-The condition of ilnirs in the Balkan rupture is ex- raordinnry The twenty-four hours which Bui-

arian government accorded to rcece and Servia to cease opcrs- ons have expired. During the same eriod Bulgaria und'ertook to ab- tain from hostilities iii order to give nssia. time to intervene in favor ol

hours; Fredrick Arsenauit, $5 and

i _I

costs-defendent paid the fine: Wm. McDonald $5. or 20 days-paid up IB. Hall, $5 nnd costs or 20 days. .Hall was committed to jail for mic fmonth for contempt ot court, for refusing to tell where he izot the

FREE ADVIIIE

for the In snort aa number of an being

after-

of he

occurred

8 000

reports

_ of suv

hy Servians

reported thaét

are mieporiug o a and s great hottie Isl

side

news is to lighting in

it believed that

You cant iudge

quality by size- \ and .ilvilllei to bread :is well as to Amen.

OU may have an idea because western wheat flour makcs a big loaf of breald, that the quality is in keeping with the size. Th largest incn have not

accomplished the greatest deeds.

Size is the only feature that can commend western

wheat flour to any cook. And the good cook quickly

‘ discovers that quantity without quality isiiot worth buying.

“BEAVER” FLOUR GIVES BOTH QUAl.l'1‘Y AND QUANTITY, because it is a

blended flour. It is mostly the choicest Ontario fall wheat with suliicient Manitoba. spring wheat to equalize the strength. ‘ .

In “Beaver” Flour, you get the famous pzistry-making qualities of Cntario wheat-you

get the fine texture, the cvcnness and the delicious flavor of Ontario wheat--you get the iiutriiiieiit of Oiitario wheat--with the “strength” of Manitoba wheat which makes the dough “stand up” in the oven. ` ' `

One of the big conveniences of ‘ ‘Beavcr" F lour is the fact that it is equally good for bread

and pastry-and best for both. -

“l3eziver” Flour is superior to any western wheat Hour for any and all kinds of baking,

and is the cheapest flour you can use because the most economical. » .

DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and, Cereals. 36

'ras r. ii. 'ravroii co., Limited, - - CHATHAM. Oiit-_

RF?

` L`.F.Poole_v.6% Kent St,Halifaz-:,N.S.,Travelling Sales Agent »

on-_mlm __ -E1 ..{.__ 2

-_ 5

WS’ \`f.\@\

\4` cd in the hlnck fox industry. who

/ .

,__ ` X Brace, McKay & Cu., Ltd., Hummer-

The Biggest Thing in

_ Big Ben is the biggest thing today "1 the alarm clock uiineis.

He iii nnl three can nld but

Y Y _ l\e'| already getting more work 'from

the Dominion than any clock alive.

I three ‘ , ‘ ' .i.,i`...\‘i...Yf°"=i'.`.’I.`.°.2i°ilif'..°.°°i'~3“l`1`.‘i; half ol the families ln- Cuiada leave _IMD liltn to mllhytem up in the morning; nearly the tamiliei in

_ iioelllm long ,to tell do siimiy. ,eiimiiymiamti clocks-i 0i»»i¢®k|r)ekofl me-

\ llstsenen

W. N. Tsnton

c°.iiin,sf,°=ii¢f~- ' w. ’vv'."w""'¢ii..s-

Clurteauemi

ro) i""""h his 5

, vention shall be pre-eminently of ii

BIG B5" [practical kind-where there will bc

the Clock Business

keeper :ind a cmrkerjack nf an alarm-

Big Ben stands seven inches tail.

He is triple nickel- lated and wean . 3 an inner vest of steerthat insures him , i for life. Hli big, bold figures and 7. I ` hands are any to read in the dim Q' morning light. His I comfort- ` able keys almost widdziliemtelven. Z

Ile rings tive mtnum steadily nr um interlmttcmfy. Hin price 83.00 is my

to pay hemuie his advantages are my j to lee. llc is sold in Prince Edward '

Inland by the following jewelerei-`

G. H. Taylor ~

Cilillltsenni H. R. Crockett

ci-allows

@L.m.iiai<..:i.,i‘ <1

$2 and costs or 10 days- paid up. J,

courtesy of thc railway authorities single fare first-class tickets will bc issued from nil stations on July Sith,

sood to return up to :ind on Jiiiv l2t.h if ciidorscrl by the secretary nt

mites to leave by thc one o’clock trniu. It is plmiiiod tbut. this con

frcc discussion ns to the best meth ods of work for thc coming ycrir. (`l'ntriot please copy.)

-FUXES.-There are now ii, grcnt

" » I this meeting. Delegates :ire expected V .i ._ 0 W°m“n'5 PVIVBU5

%;,__` to arrive on Tuesday, July Sth, ns 5 °°"`95P°Ud°nC° de'

! ,I ` ~ the opening session will be on Wed- % _ Pf“'tme"¢°f the LY*

` / I' \ ncsdiiy morning, preceded by an exe- dl5E-Plllkhllm Med-

/ / "|g| \ cutivc mccting at 9.30 n.m. Thcrc ," £159 C0~» Linn,

' ’ I ii . ,will also he an nfternnon session _, .$1,715 ass. Your letter ” ll ,. . lwith ii public meeting in thc cvcninir 5 ,@ tvs- K will be opened, read , jj., I B7 54 \ -at which one of thc spcnkors will bc D¢ ___ ¢,4 and answered by a_ < i ‘.53 I 4 Rev. _lt_/lr. Iiockhiirt, missionary-elect v I ' woman and held in

mv. | , °“ to British Guiana. _Tho 'l`hursdn.y ses- su-i¢t;¢9nfidsn¢g, Awnmsn oan freely Vg. ‘ 9 )._\ 4 sion wifi close in time to allow dole- gaik of her private illneggw owomon;

| 'f

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number of Guurdlun renders, interest-

will soon be requiring their netting,

side, P. E. Island, (whose ndvt. ap- Pcars in this issue) is the firm referr- Gd i0 011 lmtre 29 of "Fur I-‘arming in Canada’ by J. Walter Jones, re- cently published and distributed free by the Commision of Conservation. Brace, McKay di Co., are one of the largest dealers in fox netting in Cs_n- sds. For years this firm\has liven gathering ideas _ from the most par- ticular ond inost successful rnnch- men in P. E. Island where this great money making industry has sggumgd

proportions. For some thous-

rolls they have had a -large, manufacturer procure n spe- ot-much quality _than

the mater! re- in many other

ts mods special-

IIIBJH tn, tin-5 (if I klllll Milf.

liquor; Joseph Abraham, an Indian,

--THE ANNUAL MEETING ei the ThousandsHaveBeenHelped

_ " w. F. and H. M. S. of the P. E. 1.

T fr ___-"A" é \\ __ iI’rcshytel‘Y will bc held in Alberton By C°mm°l_l

-_= 13 § on .my 'mi .inn mth. 'immuzh uw Su estions.

._ A _'__ , E8

fidls E. Pinkhsm Medicine Co., (son-

T0 SIBK WUMEN

Women suffering from any form of

female ills are invited to communicate

Q ’ O promptly with the

thus has been established s confidential --

correspondence which has extended over 1 many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used s letter without the written consent of the writer,end never has the Company allowed these confi- dential letters to get out of their pos- session, ss the hundreds of thousands

of them In their files will attest.

Out of the vast volume of experience

which they have to draw from, itfs more than possible that they possess the very knowledgeneeded in your cate. Noth-

i`i:'gls asked in return except yonriood

ll, and their advice has elped ou-

sands. Surg any women, rich oyoor, should be gl totako sdvnntlms this

neroiis oder of assistance. Address

un|)Lyiin,Ilsn.

to have

s hook for --..'.:.':.:..°°' _Wm ni

The Symbol of Clean cut Mochern Maiihoo

By making shaving so easy the

Gillette Safety Razor has done much to develop the typical man of to day -that strong, aggressive, successful individual who scorns to disguise his features with a beard or to appear'

with an unkempt stubble on cheek or chin

Shaving with the Glllettettakla

but three refreshing minutes. You waste- no time.honing or stropptng-°- or fuming in the barber: waitin' row The Gillette makes home shaving so easy and luxttrlotut that if is no more a task, but an agree able incident in the morning toilet,

There are ever 40 Gillette styles from which to ehoesei Standard Sets, like the illustration, cost $5 00-Pocket Editions S5 00 to $6 00-$9,113. "°"°“ 5°" with brush. soap and other toilexunleiu. run from ,soho sp, From the Assortment which your Hardware Dealer, Druggist or jgyqgy

om shew you. buy e Gillette-pull! enjoy it.‘:_ é Q ` ' ,

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