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o DIED.
libel C Crosby, ot Bonshaw Mills,
nly ilt, aged 80.
Funeral on Sunday at 2 c'cicck.
Difficult Digestion
'rhar is dyspepsia.
it makes life miserable.
lu sufferers est not because they won! to,
_but simply because they must.
They tnow they are irritable and hntfulg
but they cannot be otherwise.
'ilu-y complain of a had taste in the
mouth. a tenderness at the pil ui the stom-
a¢Ii_ an uneasy feeling of puffy fulness.
in rtb and what not
hr-siiuuhc, ra urn .
The effectual remedy. proved by perma-
ne' ; vzires of thousands of severe- cases, is
Hood’s .farsaparilla
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Nova Scotia Steel and
Coal Co.
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THE MURNIN G__GUA'Rl)l AN
SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1314.'
THE SCHOOL FOR THE IBLINU.
The interest awakened in' the com-
munity by the presence of Dr. Fraser and
a number of his pupils of the School lor
the Blind, serves forcibly to recall the
fact that the Island Leuislature and
Government have not been doing their
full duty toward this noble institution.
The small annual vote comes far ‘short
of supporting the pupils which the Island
sends to the School. They are in fact
being partly cared for and educated by
the charity ci the other Provinces. This
ought not so to be. lt is not befitting the
honor and credit oi! the Province. \Ve
provide free education for all children
who can see and hear. No Provincial
Government is more 'liberal in that
regard, paying more` than three fourthi
of the entire cost for the schools. But
the blind, who have a double claim upon
the community because of their dis-
ability, which places them at a great
disadvantage in renard to making a living
or obtaining a fair share of the enjoy-
ments of life are not so well looked after
by a paternal Government. We look and
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55;" ‘ /,///, (lip Ii liberal ,Dunn grant to the School for the
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 Orders left at Dodd &
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 GEO. J. ROGERS,
Agent for P. E. l.
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If Admiral Kamirnura had doce as well
` I `\ _ T / ‘ in his operations against the Vladivostock
, i ` I squadron as Togo has done in dealinii
-,Q71 ` _,  I,  "pl X with the stronger Russian fleet at Port
 , \\\ li. li' mi//'A  Arthur, the sea power of Russia in the
_:gif-'I ' I. I \ `\, em; wgui-1 be reduced almost to helpless-
ness. But Togo the Great is alone in hi!!
class. There is a lesser Togo as there WHS
a lesser Ajax before Troy.
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CORNS, NVARTS, BUNION S, CAL-
LICES.
ucrnovci for all time by applyinrz
Pur.narn's Painless Corn and Wart
rlxtractcr. It contains no acids, never
burns and cures permanently. use only
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Take it cool,we have all kinds of cool clothes.
Flannel Suits for men
White and Colored Vests
Crash and Straw Hats
The Texilc Panama llat
Soft bosom Fancy Shirts
Fancy Hose
Summer Underwear in Bal
Wool
Two oz Felt Hats in light
$9.00
$1.00 to $53.00
25c to $2.50
75c each
65c to $2.00
25c to 65c
briggan and
5oc to $3.50 suit
colors $2.00 each
Fifteen dozen new¢Negligee shirts just opened,
made with plain or pieate
$2.00 each.
d front priced $1.00 to
You’ll find these a delightful change Qfrom the
same old patterns so many
now.
stores are showing you
And with a purchase of $1.00 or over you get a
guess at the World's Fair tickets and the $27 ' ex-
penses.
Why not try it, you've just as good a chance as
anybody else
Prizes are 2 tickets and $27 in cash, competi-
tion closes last of July.
Prowse
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The Wonderful Cheap Men.
Yamagaia is first and Oyama second. Toe
latter has been sent to take "`¢`:onii$nand"in
the field. Under them are four Generals,
of whom Nodin ranks filet, Oku second
and Kuroki third. Kuroki was in
command at the bstt‘e of the Yalu, Oau
at Nan Shan Hill and Nodes at Vafsngo.
Each has won a notable battle.
The Russian hee',tortiii.:ations, Govern
ment buildings and works within Port
Arthur and a radius of twenty miles
represent an expenditure of $300,000,000
That will represent the mere money loss
if the Japs capture or destroy the port
‘and ships. The loss of territory, of their
only real winter port on the Pacific, tl”e
loss of the mo.t imp ment ocean terminal
ofthe Siberian Railway, and the loss of
national prestige are to be added to the
mere monetary loss. It will mean much
when Port Arthur falls.
His \Vorship Mayor Kelly is moving to
provide a remedy for an offensivenuisanee
that has in years past proved a great
annoyance to many citizens. There has
been hitherto no recognized sanitary
mei hod of dealing with the bodies of dead
animals such as horses and cattle. Too
ofren these have been thrown upon the
ice or over some high bank and left. to
decompose. Wind and tide cast the
off,-nslve remains on the shore, rendering
the near locality for the time almost
unlnhaliltable. Sometimes a shallow
burial in the sands between high and low
water has been made with scarcely better
results. Animals will die, and what to
do with the remains is the question. A
crematory to consume, or a sort of potte.’s
field for burial of such carcases has each
been sulzuested. We are glad to learn
that His Worship is giving attention to
this urgent matter, and if a satisfactory
solution is found and carried into effett
he will deser ve and receve the thanks cf
many citlz -ns.
Blcyclists and all athletics depend on
BENTLEYS Llniment to keep the
joints Timber and muscles in trim
-Sunscmnsns will please add totheir
Directory cards,292 b,artllIery camp .270l~,
82nd camp, l9t1b, medical corps.
-On Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, Elder
W. R. Andrews of Fredericton. N. B will
Dreach in the S. D. Adventist Tabernacle,
Huston St, All are invited.
-There will be a public gospel meeting
in George St. Church, open to ali, on
Sunday at 4 o’cioclr. Lesson, Isaiah 40.3
-The Bilhtlst Church Of Clyde River
intend holding a grand lea parlv on the
grounds of Charles McLean uenr the
church on Saturday, July ilth. The public
are cordially invited as a good time is
expected. The committee are doing all in
their power to make this the event cf the
season. If day proves unfavorable tea will
be held following Monday. Tea on tables
at 1 o'clocir. 2 <1 w 1|,
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CHICAGO MAKETS.
Cnloaao, July 1.- (Special) ._
July Wheat 8513 Sept Wheat Blk
H 001'" 4/fl “ Corn 48;
“ Pork $12375 “ Pork $12i.22§. I
All tlrugglsts will refund
Y0\1r ll10l1l‘y if you are not satisfied
after using Chamherlains Coll",
Cholera and Iliarrhoea Remedy. It is
Gverywhere admitted tobe the most
successful remedy in use for bowel com-
plaints andthe only one that never fail‘.
It is pleasant, safe and reliable.
MARRIED
At the Methodist Psrsona|ze,Summerslde
by the Rev A D McCully. June 29th
Arthur McLean to Ruse Adams, both of
Lot 14.
At Stanley Bridge Junc 20th. by Rev.
Ewen Macdonald, Horace M Wright,
Bedeque, to .\iinnie M Ross, Stanley
Bridge.
At the residence ofthe lrride's father,
June 29th. by me atv A D iutcuuy,
Edmund C Matthews to Mary Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of Thomas Hinton, all of
Sumiiierside.
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' Saturday 59C Ciél
F. PERKINS 8. co._i
DRESS illl0IlS I
5 Pieces of fancy Voile Dress Goods marked 65c
per yard Saturday reduced to 45C Dt? y2l°¢l '
F. PERKINS & C0.
SHIRT WIIISTSK
8 dozen white and colored Shirt Waists on
centre table at H2 lf Price
F. PERKINS & CD.
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KERCHIEFS
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25 dozen l-landkerchiefs in our western show
window to sell at special price 5;; eagh
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 has been reached in our 
§ MADE-T0-ORDER CLDTHING 
; Ask anyone who is wearing It and if 
; they don't say its right--don't buy- ;
_ An elegant line of summer suitings 
r now ln- .
§ -SEE THEM- _ 5
I The Humphrey Clothing Store 
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Nice Soap llox,Cake fine S0ap~
nice Sponge Bag, with spongé ‘
10 suit; a nies bottle Toilet I
Water, Tooth Paste, etc. '
We have all these little re-
quisites-cau give you good
value on same.
A.W.RCililIll, Pllin.B.
The Square Druggiat.
Sunnyside. _
for your pleasure. the satisfaction
you receive from wearing garments
that are as perfect as the art of the
tailor can accomplish is a greater
pleasure. Prove it for yourself by
leaving .your measure for a Summer
' - . - per sm,
thelatesi vmuin the
“D881 il its killil
and
beilh
the
finish
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5 D. c. 20 Year Gold Bonds of
Tile CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE ilu. '
MSSETS OVER $27.ooo.ooo.oo.>
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. Charlottetown, Manager P. E. I- Branch,
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The Head of the House and the
Queen of the Kitchen
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coal they buy at our coal
Yafd. 'One knows it is most
economical, because he pays
` the bins 3 the other knows it
gives theibest satisfaction, be-
°°“~“¢fshe feeds it to her ire.
A.Pickarc| I Co.,
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» New tsieta ribbons, in
white and colored, all widths,
iusr rn.-Moore & McLeod. z d ri
Baibriznau Underwear at ill
wlihsiik ventilated |ruseeu,` gp.,-|'|,|
thingnfor summer weather, 8,7! pg
,uh/"D A Bnw... u.” sd lwli.
See our great line of
&  in-ear _at age.-||oor_¢.8z
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