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CORN EXTRACTUR .
TAKES AWAY THE CORN
feet 1 t 1'. i»l1¢ $111 Wilgh-""
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If .. §sin¢ mg eg;-up return trips were made iniihoure.
¥, _._ Q I  n `- _A i I? ‘  1 r  , minionvavsgrtesiif _, gy;-flmm its girls and s live doiiin
 :fines soak t 'S -_  _ '~ ». gm'  ‘li*.ff.‘§ gulf  _n'°f sold niece from the bore. Mr.
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`;  Jewenef- llrats atidqneeccond in thi!! yo " '-
A protest against him was enteredii 's-
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Story Books
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Magazines
You will find a full assort-
ment of story books and mag-
azines at my store. Prices loc,
z5c, 5oc, and 75c.
Mabon’s Drug Store,
next door to Cox Hotel,
' Souris, P. E- Island.
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We desire to announce. that in i Evarywhem’
_ _anticipation of a large number of _ ____
'_ Tourists visiting P. E. I. this sumf i ' A
*you our new souvenirs. so you ¢m,,u¢ 0', S,m.,|”_ Th," nr, up.
may tell your friends about them "`\f513l'°l7ii nsuenzérs °l\i»h°W° r°“°d
h h trips. The return cargoeaeoueletedot
w en t ey come to visit you. .70 new wa. 35 was lotmni, so. mrs-
Yours very truly,
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Mcn’s Boots ‘
This is a light
Boot made of Fine
dongola. ,A nice
boot for summer
wear and some-
thing that ‘will
give the best of
satisfaction. It is
made solid _from
toe to heel and a
perfect litter.
Price
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yet been received her numerous friends
I both within and without church circles
f I will wish her everyjcy. As Mrs. Neave ,
she will undoubtedly be as ioyala friend to
` the women of China as she was when Dr. ,o‘5"F..
i Kiliam. The marriage occurred on April 
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I  Society at Ohentu, China, to Dr. Maui “égggn Me%i;f“5is;g§;‘gf,, 7 “mg °
O Killam, daughter of Frank Killam, of The "Discovery" is absolutely a non-
   ware begunin Prince County at Mont
SAIC Ceylon
'Axxoonosulrvrs of meetings etc.,
A finer' we Placed a large "der f°f iihonidbe handed in tothe news depart-
Sohvenir Jewelry to be mgnufa¢t_~ meat early each day and not later than
rured for us, and we have just re-'
ceived the Whole Order. the Orangemen at Rose Valley July 10th
' at four o‘clock p. ip. The members of
We an su" it is tl” bet “”°“° sminsr Loses L. 'r. B. A. an oordiiiiiy
ment ever shown in the City. invited to attend. V
We would be pleased gg 3119,, The B. S. City of London had two
Rev. D. McLean will preach D. V; to
loads of loner-al merchandise to
gee butter, 5 bhls |alt,3 lamba,3 live
hogs and acer load of sundry other
shipments including ima, rope. etc. The
Bi-any or sit. John. ii Fi-oisrioam fiqpmii
inch. li' this is oorreot it is s new Maxi
time record as the best previous was 21:11
imar e by Howe of Ae idle. in the rice r,
intercollegiate sports at St. J ohu.
THE latest issue of The War Ury con-
tains Dhotographs ofthe Territorial Con-
‘gress B ind which meets in London, Eng.
with the following reference tn two
Charlottetown men:-The Eastern Pro-
vince is not content with sending the
Bermuda Bind, but contributes two able
musicians in Adjt. Knight and Professor;
Hawl.-y. Adj n, Knight has to his credit a
long and useful career as au olliuer. Pro-
fessor Hawley is well known for his line
musical compositions and his faithful
services ns a soldier.
AT the Police Court yesterday the
prohibition case against Henry McAlt-er
was adjourned for one I week. Wm._Me-
Gsun was Hned $200 or 4 months and
Lena Mahar was dismissed. Drunks and
corner loafers were disposed of asjfollo ws:
Herbert Heustis $5 or 30 days; John
Griiilth $5 or 30 days; John Horne,
Charles Neill $l0 or 60 days each, :Harry
Neill $15 or 00 days and John Stewart for
vagrancy remanded for a weak. The
' Magistrate is determined to suppress
corner loafinn on the lower corners and
has instructed the Marshall to proceed
against ali offenders.
MEN or 'rua Dar.--An interesting
collection of timely portraits is contained
in The 0utlook's Magazine number _1 for
July, in addition to many special illustra-
ted articles. Among the portraits are
.those of the Republican nominees for the
Presidency and Vice-Presidency, Admiral
Van Rsypen, the newly elected president
of the American Red Cross, Colonel
Younghushand, the British leader in
Thibst, Gsneral Oku, the Japanese coin-
mander, and Nathaniel Hawthorne-the
iastlnoanncetion with\ the Hawwwrqi
anniversary which has lust taken p ace.
Yanuonrn Times: Word was received
this week of the marriage of James
Neave, agent of the American Bible
Milton. Dr. Killam has always been
popular with all who knew her, and
although no details ofthe wedding have
13th at Chentn
Mn. Mo‘Inii.i., Fruit Inspector from
_ ` 0tiawa,and Richard Burke,Frult Inspector
3 l  began! series of orchard meetings on , 
_ p Monday Juue20aL Bonshaw, on 2lst a' '___' -_" “":~.
‘ _ ` Tryon ln the forenoon and at Seven /'i'\ _i `~\` `\
W1/ C . ' _ _ MileBiyin the evening, 22nd at S!aniey I ,’ ‘ ` \ `\\
Received to-day direct from ei-ia¢¢,2si~d ninnsrioo, zani snngsy in " Qfmpn-g ‘
the Mi113_ ,the forenoon and North Milton in the W
% afternoon. On Monday the Nth meetinizs '°`
U i7  9 rose near Albertoa, on the 28th at \-, _` " I/ ~
H, Bloomfield in the morning and Campbell- \\` ' ` /'
__ 'f?$ *`fv'A" . .F ton in the afternoon, 29th Bideicrn ‘~\ _‘&'________/' ’
|| l I" in the morn ng and at Northam ._\
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. bbl very well attended thionghout. The `
ln   % S at =:;:::‘  i;|a°n.;::°=¢‘ln:\' :E3 ,ind    .  Brosof
illnetrazona were iven. he series of I » ._
 &  'meetings was ooirciufiefi pn the :Jo e a   QUEEN'STR_E]j-yr,
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continue holding orchard meetings for I
some time at least until haymakina   
4 p. ui. to insure insertion next issue. ‘
following address was read by Mies Belle
McLeod on behalf of the pupils of the
advanced department.
Mr. Alexander McLeod,
Dl:an'l‘xaca|:n,-It is with very great
regret that we learned that you were to
evei-your connection with our school,
and that the pleasant relations, which
have existed between us, ae teacher and
` pupils were to cease. Before paiting we
1 cannot permit the opportunity
Lo pus without expiessing our
appreciation of your uniailing
kindness towards‘us,anil your devoted
attenticnto everything that tended to
aid usin our studies, and promote onr
educatlon.Not only in the school, but
frequently in our homes, has this kind
interest and attention been manifested
bv you, and in future days, when mem-
0l’.Y shall revert to you, we will recall not
only ,the teacher but the friend. In part-
ing permit us tc present you with these
smalliolrens cf our esteem and regard,
and to express our: heartiest wishes for
your happiness and success. wherever
your ict may be cast.-The gifts
were a handsome dressing' case
McLeod was taken by 'surprise but
madeashort reply, thanking the pupils
for the kind address and presentation.
He also made reference to the kind man-
ner and respect with which he had' been
treated by the scholars and all in the
dislrlnt during his stay among them, and
closed with a wish for their future pros-
perity and success. The distribution of
candy and the singing of "God Save the
Kimi" brought this very pleasant and
interesting eximinatioii to a close.
The Toilers in Our
Factories.
No workmen in the world can do .vo much
of use the _same intelligence that our own
American work-men and women are ca a-
) k 7, , _ ble o_i`. -_Thzit is willy
,‘/ _ i V America is now beating
an I mx Moll .
by thlir presence the deep interest they
have alw s taken in the school The
‘ Y Y Y ores co or 1-"agen: vsrysath&prl1|. Ind after some kind
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!» from diseases which are
the world in manufac-
tures; all due to the
brain and muscle oi' our
Yankee men and
wouieu,
Unfortunately where
there is smoke, dirt and
I dust and little sunlight
there also can be found
the germs of disease.
Natui_'e's great disinfec-
tant is sunlight. lt ie
in the factory, the work-
slio th E th
p, e o ce, at
men and women suffer
in the dust and the had
air. Such disease
germs enter into the
lood in two ways,
either through the
lungs or stomach.
After years of exiperi-
ence in an active prac-
tice, Dr. R, V. Pierce,
of Bufalo, N. Y., discovered a remedy
that is a blood-maker and tissue-builder,
at the same time alleviates a coufh. He
called it Dr. Pien:e’s Golden Med cal lila-
eovery-au literative extract that ass sts
in the digeetioivaud assimilation of tha
food-so t at the blood gets its elements
from the products of digestion, the liver at
the lame time is started into activity and
there is perfect elimination of waste mot-
ter. The germs of grip. malaria. cstarrh
or consumption find a fertile Held if' the
body is not kept in perfect order and
the blood pure.
Because the stomach is diseased there
ll a diminution of the red corpuscles of
the blood. This is why one is sleepless,
lnnguid, nervous and irritable. Sensitive
stomachs groan aloud at the irritating cod
liver oils, but they will get all the food
el ta th ti s b ` th
alcoholic and non-narcotic medicine.
There is nothing else "just as good."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the bee!
lsxative for old and young people. They
cure constipation and biliousness.
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The latest weave, and the newest colors-
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Secure some of this. it won’t
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sewing machine. The
newest out. Very
little noise.
than ordinary mach-
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Shuttle cannot hit
needle, hence no
broken needles from
the cause.
not exactly as represented. A
,pretty safe place to deal at.
What think you ?
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