JULY io 191
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Wellner s
lf it is a diamond we can supply you
< Our diamonds compri e’ only stones of `
. . _ perfect
CU Ning. being free from defects are aglow with brilliancy.
Our Prices: -Direct from the manufacturers ve are ab'e
_to sell them at as low a price as you can buy anywhere
~-in Canada. . '
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!Wellner’s _Ieweliry Store
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Woinerfs Canvas
Vife have a limit d lot of wol1ien‘s wh’te and b
. Have been selling all along at $1.50 Yours 1,
at ._ ........ .........98c
Oxfords, Worth $1.50  _ il
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canvas oxfords, licid styles all sizes.
-‘_ They' arre natty,neat'_aud stylish, will give long wear,
per.ect corn ort, and a-e light and cool for summer wear
od
Alloy ar co 
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GUARDIAN *K
Dawson will preach on Sunday next foil
at Dunstailnage at 11 a. m., Mt.|b°l’li
Stewart 3 p. m., and Marie 1 p.m. N
m ng and sa on return to on o
treal tonight with a large cargo, con- Bt
sisting 'chiefly of canned lobsters. M
w e r n
hoiles for a speedy recovery th
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PROHIBITION - Before Stipen m
di M is t lo
My ag tra e Shaw at the County
Court YGBUBNYRY morning, the case of 'f-in
Ins ect B is G
on o e defendant, 0
who was mul t in the h E1
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Due to arrive per Cemp-You-il1s~fb==r
. isfsction, prompt work
Schooner “S 1 a  moderate prices st the
` y 01' .
- Cook S tudio
\.. Deshrisoy Bl ck f
Hall” 6 50 tons Hard
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  Hard Coal _.J S,,,,,,,,,'\\_.
got yont photo tnltsn while in
sat-
and
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Coal in Egg a n d
Chestnut sizes.
G. Lyons& ilu.
6-I6Mtf.
2 1-n nits _ ' € é
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finished at our Stu
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J. A. S. BAYER I
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Grand Tea Party B
Svrinsiicldi _l¢.iii»-67,. on Monday.
` i July l4th.
Athletic Sports, Amusements
and etc. ‘
A grand tea party under the
auspices of Union D.vision S. O. T.
will ie held on the beautiful iitid
of H. B. I-Issieni, adjoining the _ _
hail on Monday July 14th. The
committee in charge are spiring .
no pains tomalte this one of the
most enjoyable outirgs of the sea
son, vaiitd and pleasant amuse 4
ments, weli` stocked refreshment w
saloon, ice cream tent and a bill of_ , _
fare that cannot fail to please the
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mosf fwiins fem- A_m“f°mf°fS ‘¢.'iii H3 l‘-‘i‘.2t.".fl’.‘l %.‘2‘1l'.‘.l.° .‘i.°.°’.i.‘.iii.?'.7.'f.‘i
and Ailileric Sports brgius at 1.30 h.vs snaililti- nossisis io ssvo thorn
. -, iii i
P. m. Mealsserved M2 p_m_ :ewilidoiio lirci. wow I V:
SPfin?°i?d Iii; 03° ofghe beifautdl' iiou ofa uuduntsiitiefsotiun.
spozs o i ie as an an an es
pi ice t5 spend ii holiday and enjoy
a days outing Everybody cordially
inv ted, Come one, come all.
If day should prove unfavorab'e_
tea will be held the frll_owil=g Wadi'
resday. Pioci edi in aid of ilie hai-
b iiiding' fond. By order of C rn -
- 7 SM E8, Oppolltohlto f1ouso,Bolto
,We 0lfe: For Sale the Follow:
Steamers
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class. nropedllh Ill
md
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Strictly ll'\._‘T;|:ip°e‘i;s.‘:res
N Booky_Point lferry
. in-»ow*n1M
We have s supply °f “if” ,f“°i-1
mined cold on bend. A very msir- H oo ` m
sms sos- for mis tongs; "gf V31; 53,, ,,,;
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W' csitilhsry lliiio oosl. "ao 2, 2',
order or telephone p- m.
illet ealisfsctory '"-
msds. M0 _ _
O C0. me ii 3.
osl Co.. Ltd. 5-'00 P- Ill-
lhl” 2'
'ssniiitssiékw f »-' “A “U
8.00 a. m.
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SUNDAY
E MAKE TEETII
est suostuve poniiibie to ge. you
ntrust our denial nvedltous wesssure
r.  i1exiBeer 0.
Goffe
Phone 216.! -
 
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c eavy penalty
0! $200, and costs, with the option of 7-1°
four months' implisonment Pa
an c ep tore. Every year 0
this popular peopleq, ,tore puts on Glasgow. The one exception was in
an Anniversary Sale to commemorate U10
the opening day of the first store oi Wh
its kind ln osnnon-Jnly 12th. This H0
year the manager ol the charlotte- ¢0
town branch, A, J, McAdam, is ga- 0f
thering together one of the finest ag-
gregntions of good bargains that has
ever been offered to Provincial people K"
and the special sale days are bound H
to be big events for both the store 3°
and its thousands of customers. Noth- KiIlilBt0l1. Ont! MTS. C. R- Small-
ing cheap, or shoddy is being put into WOO
this sole, everything is of the regular W
high quality featured by this store, CU-
and every article is worth all of the .C11
regular price. This sale is just a M
celebration on the store's part. which M
the people should attend. If the sale D0
proves the success it should he Mr. K
Ml:Adam states that it will be an an- ,
nual affair, -as it is in other places ,I '
what-s tho Boston so and ion store “
operate. gg
ing was heidat the home oi Mrs. n,"
Noy near the Railway Station Fri- 1’
day, July 4th, in the, afternoon. It .M
is the invariable custom. of this aux- if
iiisry to hold their meetings in tnrn he
at the members homes, They find it C
helpful everyway, socially and relig
iously and furthering the success of
the great work they have at heart.
This meeting was of unusual interest ‘
taking the form of n memorial ser- b
vice doing honor to members and fel-
low workers who have recently "laid in
their burden down and gone to re- ,
ceive their crown." Mrs. William h
Clark and Mrs. John Balderston, The
pastor, Rev, George Orman, with his 5
wife were present by invitation and °
participated, the latter reading ber H
report as a delegate from Cornwall tw”
to the recent branch meeting .W. M. by
S, Methodist church at Sackville, N, lc
B., Her paper was highly- appreciated f°"
and a hearty vote of thanks was ac- 91
corded her. The proceedings were 'th
chastened and solemn as these present 5
had coiiie direct from, paying their 5
lost tribnts ol respect to Mrs. John “"8
Balderston whose funeral took place
the same afternoon. The Presl-dent,‘ b
Mrs. Charles Godfrey, the late Pres- T
ident. Mrs. John Edwards, and most U
of the oiiicers were in their places.
The singing went very well indeed ami Philadelphia ilrm ls’that of a wes;ern
it was most interesting to note three Packing °°‘“P““ Whivh 1159 1`0‘fid9<1
sisters singing -most sweetly in uni- m
son. The grim reaper Death has made 0'
o
within the past space of a year and t
four most interested workers have 0
ceased their toil and entered into 1 H
rest Mrs. Wllinm,Bowman, Mrs. Wil- ii
liam McLean, Mrs. William Clark, P
Mrs. John Bnlderston. But those re- L
maining do not falter and they trust 111
that recruits will hs lonnd. greet aid in murine the Purity ann
.__..__l.,._.._ cleanliness of the companyjs pro.
::Jengen's Violet Glycerine Soap is ducts. By having their hands regu-
one of the best toilet soaps we have larly
ever sold. This soap has an enor t
mous sale in all the big American o
cities and is fast becoming a big fav- s
orite in Canada. Our Price 256 D0! W
is the some as in the States. Ask for Of
sample. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- s
store. Mtf. hsve
Best American .ali
‘ 1 Carry the medicine in the vest
pocket.
2 About every half hour withdraw
_ he cork, pressing the vial against
t
lf you want the best p'¢iise send ei
your order to A _ P
G 0.E. Full
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IT PAYS to buy in thi! Province. CLIFTON, ETC.-On Sunday, July
13th, Rev; E. Bell will conduct ser-
nuusrsvrnaou.-‘nev. J. L. vice
THE SWANBEA TRADER-'1‘h ‘B QUICK WORK -This has been a
e
B. Swansea Trader arrived in Mon- bu
ta ue esterd d d kd h t: M
g y ayan oce area
n rl h this ni ith lo
e
a ea y our mor ng w a. tl
large general cargo, te
o own, w l hs sorry to learn
that she is confined to ber home with A
a broken ankle All ill nte tai fOr
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THE CASOAPEDIA.-The S. B. rneeti te d i
Cascanedis returned from .Picton this Council app0int°<l.Mr. Andrew Lewis
"oral il; M - t
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w. M. s.-'rho nsnol monthly inset- “°
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sad inroads up_on their little band, and
wice a week every girl in the employ
f the company 'must visit these per.
but
. that
olivel  'iii-lllsil poaostrlsns and niiiltls msn
` » which destroys all odor of nerspira-
Wiu he due,h‘ re in “wut tm days itiiiiinicool and is real comfort to the
wi li n cargo of f,,,¢_
. 149 Gt. Geo. St. ldllltf.
700 ions oi the
_ ~ llarll Coal,
N, remit
,Coal Dealer
Phone 278
Prince St. Wharf.
ows:-Clifton at _ Mt. Her-
nw 'APPOINTMENT -at its
be Clerk of the County Court at
rdoch Mclnnis .
u
sy week at the lumber yard of
s
Y B Y
ffllly morning no fewer than six
-3- schoonerp from New Brunswick laden
BROKEN ANKLE - The ith cargoes of bricks, lumber and
many w
friends of Miss Elizabeth Hanna, shingles, arrived and were discharged
Charl ttet il
e the Executive Council yesterday
ere came up for consideration a
neration for work performed as
ng ago as 1890 His claim was car
ed by Pius Flaunigan and John A
p or 0 nel- nguingt Cowan R ordon The Council ordered the
McKinnon, of Vernon River Bridge, C101
for 3 second infringement of the Pro-
hibition Act was heard, and resulted SUCCESSFUL TENDER-ERB -
in the convicti f tb Ii’ ur tenders were laid before the
ecutive Council for the construe
n of ten steel bridges in various
rts of the Province which the Gov
--- ernment intend to carry out this
POPULAR STORE.- In another summer. In every case the lowest
column of this issue will be noticed a tend" Was accepted. and Y-he l0WeBt
large advertisement for The Boston tenderers in all the cases except one
5c d 10 D t. S w re Messrs. McNeil & Co., of New
ich is to be of steel on a concrete
or, and the tender accepted far the
nstruction of this bridge was that
the McKinnon, Holmes Company.
PLEASANT VIEW.- Among the
ests staying at Pleasant View,
amnton, are Miss Mary MacKay
ott, Ottawa, Ont: Mr. Meikle,
ood. Charlottetown; Mrs. Geo. Dun-
n, Stewart Duncan, Gordon Dun-
n, S. B. Allen, Mrs. S. S. Allen,
argaret Allen, Mrs. Fitzgerald,
ora Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. Dickson,
rothy Dickson, Isabelle Dickson,
atbleen Dickson, Miss Fraser, Mrs.
:Our pet hobby is to be able to
nd over our counters just what
ery man likes best in good tobac-
.Prince Albert, Velvet, Sweet Chest.-
t, Edgeworth, Capstan, Old Eng-
sh, Master Mason, Old Chum and
aster Workman, all moist, fresh and
agrant. Make this your tobacco
adquarters. The MacKinnon Drug
o., Corner Great George and Kent
_ Sta. Mtf.
ern has offered a reward oi 15 cents
oyes, no employe‘ to take more
an one a day. The members of the
rm declare the bath to be cheap in-
urance against sickness. Common
This firm has provided adequate
atning facilities ior all ina men and
equires that the baths shaillbe taut..
pon quitting work for the day.
lin line with this experiment of the
Y P
anicure parlorsifqr all of the hui
700 girls employed in its canning
eriment is an effort to prevent dim
r to both the girls and the consu-
er. Clean hands mean, of course, n
r
ended to. It is urged that this ex-
” _
he danger of infection through sores
r injuries might otherwise go unob-
erved until the damage had been
rougbt, is done away with.
ee only the runny sins oi lilo will
he worker and hisproduct.
  forward movement of improving both
_il
if "If you walk muiiih, stand much or
il ' Ili ‘
The s`_h°°ner soypur ee are re , aching, burning,
i to use Wedd's Military Foot Powder,
ne will adhere to answer the desired
nrpose. -
8 Keep the taste of the remedy
constantly in the mouth during walk-
ing hours. '
4 If necessary, e Seidiits Powder,
Epsom Salts, or some gentle laxstive
'should be taken to keep the bowels
NOTE. When indigestion or dyspep-
sia is present this remedy will be
found invaluable. It tones up the
S > T) Q
nerve system without interfering with ‘ W' & n l  B  
died or occupation. _ , _ .
_ ls.’.§»‘§‘f‘5$-=‘.~»*i-°’_*`ff?f“.“.‘i?.*s..’.’.°.it’if’..°I_ -The” ~eiwo.vs nus-r"1Sloro»   I
s in]the Methodist, Churches as
11.
at ll and Pownal at 7.
ng yes r ay. the Executive
Peter-'s Bay, in the place of Mi
srs L M Poole, & Co , Char
etown Between Mondo nd es
LONG-STANDING CLAIM -Be-
ni by Ferdinand McAulay for re
in to be settled
case of the Cardigan Bridge,
_...__
d, Charlottetown; Miss Small-
We carry such well-known brands
BATHS AND BU BINESS
One »might.questlon what bearing
atbs have on business, and yet the
nectlon is quite close. Hygiene ir
dominnnt note in all consi iera
d _
ions of efficiency to-day. Personal
ygiene is the note most often repeat-
d with an insistence that makes it
mphatic.
ow lclose is the relationship be-
en business and baths is indicated
the fact that a Philadelphia con-
each bath taken by its 700 em-
e teacnes that it is.
packing <.'.:pa.rtment. Once or
and have the hands properly at-
and systematically attended to
course, punsters and those who
their sport with these two items
that does not discount the fact
both are in direct line with the
swollen or bruised you will need
is a splendid preparation used
keeps the skin smooth, clean
Large tin iiiic. The Two Macs,
DIRECTIONS.
Mc'f‘aggart's Remedy for the
eco Habit.
onguc, when enough of the medi-
ar
Charles Sherman, Jack Sbnrman, lottstown; The Provincial Silver
Mrs. Kiezer, and Harold Keener, Ot- Black Foxes, Ltd., of Charlottetown;
taws; C. F. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher, Elsie The Macliutt Maipaque Oyster Co.,
Filhcr. Montreal. Ltd.. of Malpoque Bay; The hiac
-k Black and Silver Fox Co., Ltd., of
LETTERS PATENT GRANTD.- Bummerside; The Maritime Fox Ex-
Tbe Executive Council at its meet- change and Investment Co., Ltd., of
ing yesterday granted Letters Patent~Charlottetown; The Invincible Black
to the following companies: '1‘a.ylor's|Bilver Fox Co., Ltd., of Northam;
Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd., of The North Tryon Silver Black Fox
Montague; The Model Silver Fox:Co., of P. E. I., Ltd., of North Try-
Company, Ltd., of Charlottetown;.on; North Shore Silver Black Fox
Canadian' Silver Foxes, Limited, oflCo., Ltd., of Darnley; and Eclipse
Alberton; The Garden of the Gulf Blue Fox Co., Ltd., of Charlotte-
Sllver Black Fox Co., Ltd.. of Char- town.
I
Trunks of excellent finish
and workmanship of good ap-
pearance and durability are the
only kind to be had at Stanley
Bros. The prices too are quite
low and the assortment is most
complete. »
Steamer Trunks
Canvas covered, iron bound,
heavy wide slats, brassed steel cor-
ners, clamps and valance clamps,
strong hinges and handles. All edges
angle steel bound.
34 in $4.75
Vulcanized fibre binding, two
straps, canvas covered, wide » hard-
wood slats, brassed steel corners,
clamps and valance clamps, excel-
sior lock, divided tray. '
34 in $6.75
Canvas covered, two wider straps
with protecting knees, vulcanized
fibre binding, line brass lock and
bolts, large brassed steel dome corn-
ers, clamps and valance clamps,
cloth lined `
34 in $8.75
Regular Trunks
Canvas covered, two leather
1 straps, brassed steel dome corners
and clamps, excelsior lock, strong
hardwood slats, angle steel bound.
34 in - $4.75
Waterproof canvas covered, two
leather straps, brass plated steel
dome corners and clamps, strong
-leather handles, iron bottom and
rollers.
__ 34 in $5.95
Vulcanized fibre binding, can-
vas covered, two wide leather straps.
heavy hardwood slats, brassed steel
dome corners and clamps, excelsior
lock, brassed steel bolts, hinges and
handle ends `
34 in $7.45
Leather Goods
Club Bags
Kitliags
Leather Suit cases
Karatoi “ “
Matting “ “
Trunk Straps
Name Tags
Rug Straps
Hand Bags
Purses
STIJAMSIIIP SAILINGS
he use si the ii. lemme
:sits siesydificssvlfmt
lllsllid sissy U Ill
no sonlnm :saith su up
lhsh lihsiss mth. an ss
interesting elulr b ulenln
aim- .
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lervleo ls ol
ll( values. '-
SAILIIGI TUISDAYU Il
THE L A R G E 8 T
C A N A D I A N
L I N B R S
'i.Au|l¢u1'i¢~ “sarcastic”
‘r¢uron|c" "cannon"
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El:
Ask the nearest Agent
lar Particulars.
A -nt-W K Ro ers City
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l`iie Shorihirecillonir
CiiARl.0Tl’El’0WN
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M0.V'i`REAl.
Close connections for all Points Beyond
nov rloohlo Lightsa slaps.. '
ON CANADIAN PACIFIC`
IIALIFAX-MONTREAL TRAIN.
The Best Dining Cer Service i
THE ONLY LINE OPERATING
COMl’AR'.l`MBNT CARS
Montreal and Oliswn fo Toronto
Montreal and Toronto io Vancouver. `
, W. H. HOWARD, 1). P. A.. 0. P. B.
i Bt John. N. B.
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furness Wiihy Q Co, ltd
STEAMSIIIP LINEIIS
From London Steamer From Halifax
~- -- Kanawha June 30.11
---- Shenandoah July itth
July 3rd (Via St. John'n N.li)
Rappahannock July 25th
July ilth Kanawha August Htl]
From Liverpool Steamer From Ualiirtx
---- Digby June ziith
June 28th Tabasco July lst li
July 16th Digby July 29th
i Ibn above ntrsmfrs have e limiter ac
iommndstinn for .zsloon passengers and
Insight Ago-nts for lbs
Allan Line Etssmnlrln Cn. nt linllias
IYIYRNILBIS W`l'f`HY ll VU.. l'l il
Atari! Nulilnu N.rl.
._Y_ sl-s
Charlolfefown §f¢:__a7rii*“ 
Navigation Co., Lid
thflommsncing Monday the Sth of May
e
STEAMER NORTHUMBERLAND
ienves Charlottetown for_ Picton. N. R.
at 820o'ciock u- m.. leavin? Picton on
return about 4 30 p. in. Qonnoctions made
at Hctou for sii points in nova Scotia
STEAMER EMPRESS
ianves Sumvrierside for Point du Chene
N, B., about I0 o’ciock ii. m. leaving Point
du bhena on return about 4.39 D. m.,
connecting with express trains _ for
Uhariotteiown nnd_'l‘ignish. Conne_et.ior_is
marie at l’ int d~lf_7hens for all points in
Canada and the United States.
G. W, WAKEFURD
Manager
Charlottetown. l’. E. Island.
May 3M.f,
boils and hinges, leather handles, 
_ Row. MAil._5_T_EAM$_tt|Es'
Montreal io Liverpool
Boysl Mail Service
florsionn.........,._......F‘ri. Jul
Virginian.  . 'l`hur.|u
'l‘unisian......  Tues Jul
Victorian. ..._ .  'l`uesJsl
Montreal to Glasgow
Scandinavian .........-..Bs\. Jul'y 1!
lzissperisn   Ju y 9
'-'retorisn  Bat July td
Gi nmplsn  July I1
Montreal--llsvre--London
lonisn . . . . .
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Corinthian  dun A\|g.l
For rates, A srtiouisrs,
apply W. K. B ity.
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