H
i
PM
' J u si
l ' A ` ;
_ w I,
I
_ ' _ |-  ` _
e , | .
. I W
  USYIVU-llé'
' m
H ` G(
I
A 'U
0l'0l1
‘ Ice Cream with little trouble °°“" I‘°“"S° °°'“
“f and in a very few minutes.
`“ The Gem Freezer `i............ 29.
“ Ogilvie Common 100
it . | f.
.. .  .W -._._.».:f“'~’\f- .~x:-xv, ,HW " ~
,,_,, ,..`..._.,,...».. -1..-».-==--gym l" i WK -s f
\ . .‘- .
I
 . I l  »    -~
Tblolrro, July 2.-(Special).--Light
‘linda and fair weather.
I ‘ prove th t Dr.
&’|0iii° mba* in
P im carts it is believed, he will carry for the re-
S ‘M °‘b°°‘“°° °"° f°’ °°'°h mainder of his life, but without incon-
_ and every torm ot_ ltchinz.
bleedingand protmdingogiles,
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. _tes-
timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh-
hon what they think ofit. You can use it and
wetiour money back it not cured. mc ii box. at
Ill ealers or E1nuNsoN,Ba'ri.~s 8; Co..Toronto.
venience,
or *_ ,
sis 40
i
i
undry Starch
Amalgamated Copper
med and gising entire satisfac
im, Atchison Common 821
TW H Sl1U1fl¢ 0001111 Bild *U Atchison Preferred 101
B klyn Rapid Transit 672
Erie 363
1371
1311
148%
110§ :108
155i 1
counge none industry oc
perib
Louisville 8: Nashville
JD iiacLeod&Co ,~;;;,;;;g;»,,,,,
SS
v\-v\~v\v- lil °“" "“°‘”°
P
York Central
en
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Com on
Southern Railway Preferred
St Paul
Union Pacific
.dontreal
119§
104
110%
0
U0 Y
Halifax Street
nissan as o um
You can make the very best Deming: cnsincoismcn
“ Pre’r’d. 93
“ Bonds 93
Nova Saotla Steel 1041
Montreal Power 10l§
Preferred
Bonds
1092
ual,
Does It
limi
CHICAGO MARKETS- iitoporters and Correspondents
°’”_ t
Dr. Chase’s Ointment C 1°AG°» -lub' 2 -<Svf°'“l-l -I
July.-Wheat, 76' Corn, --; Pork
Sept.-Wheat |41 Corn, --; Pork
$lb`5iԤ.
 Ott-\\ mar, ez; corn,-\~ Pork, S
q u ir
pro
Ni-:w YORK sro cxs H,
Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G U,
we ,,,,, ,ow ,,5,,,,,g ,O ou, RYKERT aco MEMBERS OF THE ,,,
f“=\0lll¢l’S I Dim MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
M t l
Wheat Laundry Starch C»§3..‘Z“...... a....._.;.1..
which has been thoroughly Amgl-man Sugar 13;? 64
l5l§ 1511*
 37
105 105
United States Steel Common 38 385 tg
“ Preferred 89§ 89§ Thi
CANADIAN STOCKS th
Op NTREAL strocx EXCHANGE, ""
1365
as
8
_-M
129A mo
321 luxuriant growth during the next mouth.
98% T00 hay Und SP3-in h3YV¢55 Wm b° lat" action on the blood and nerves it gives
673 than la.-t year. strength and vigor to the delicate iemi
36? Then: is perhaps a larger ave rage of oats nine oraans and ensures their ielrular and
140
132
OV:
P
Oats have grown well all along except on _
e low lands that have suffered from too J05’0\19 and °Xub@1`9Ut YC\1bh»
uch rain.
Potatoes that were p‘a.nted very early
have missed in some cases, but the great
bul
root crop is promising. The abundant 1;
8»l`8
and bordeaux mixture is being attended
much more generally than formerly.
is time as th white clover has been
pretty much killed out in tl e winter.
Dai1yQu°tau°nListrumisnsa b E.G T” °"°P p"’sP°°‘ ’°’ 1902 is °“ th”
RYKERT & G0 MEMBERS OF’ THE .whole favorable at this time of year. Hay.
i11 bg undoubtedly a. short crop, perhaps A SURE C URE FOR CONSTIP.-LTION.
 .. ; U ~  . _. “ ,  -~ .- '   flf:f’=“ “thai i  Ti*   J   1”-<3 -  " » *= i
W Hn.wAUxim.Juue 30.-1‘hree-year~oifi f f 1 '  j » I ‘  t ‘   'li I " s   P' < .li f » ‘
Emil Wagner, of Wautoma, Wis., has
just been diecharaed from St. Joseph’e
hospital with a bullet in his brain, which
Dr.
nannies, nr. .num swan. Mr- R-_J
enemy, Mr. nm, oiion. Mr- Chee,
Spaulding, Mr. Fred Burrell. Manyprc-_
ii were received comin! f\'0Il\ LW
Evervwhere. .
k of the crop has come up well. The
isture stored in the land will ensure 3;g;;f:_f’:» \'£*;_°°'5‘h:£l,s3i§erv2‘wi.n%':|t'l}:_
' especially ' woman’s medicine. By its
litexallyloaded with fruit. Thinning
rhea: ing. Spraying with Paris xreen
s will likely insure sound, clean fruit.
half of last year’e yield. This ia
ot
largely on account ot the clover beinu all j complaint in s nay, some in a month, but
‘nter killed. | Ne
I I; Jloslng prices June 28 July 2 m
‘J.P IL 134 1351 Th f bl f mn minutes. Just ten drops ct Nervilinein
  P  0 M-1 we    ..;f;:°;:.?.::;’.:;::: ....5 ;;»»~»d me-»»~~  -md
IM ntrea;St. 271% 272% was well cultivated which taken With the cu
se
Ga
sington, P.2E. I., the iormer home of Ithe
bride.
BONN, June 30.-The Emperor Williamt
was present at a banquet in celebration of
the seventy-tifth anniversary pfh 1:10
_ ' h c e
d _ th G ,,,._i,,,_n mage en. Borussia students corps, to w
oiffasuyrsiiflilioe nip lbrospecta in this madestr formerly belonsed. Md °f WMC”
- ,- , .- 1|. the crown prince is now a member.
vpsiemasrd recuv ed the follow iokexce Speaking to the young men’ his mademy
called upon them to think, in the time of
“Few lhingsare more '-important to a
nnmuiuniry than the health ot its women.
. f ‘ l . I i - l i'»0¥hB_
than last ear the hiih rises for the crop gfflthful """"’ °°° ° 8 "8 °° °r
Y P
of 1901 is the cause. Other crops will be form to the thin and angular, _
14853 about the same.
if Fodder cornlis not doing well on 8¢<=0\‘lllt
551 of cold and too much ra'n.
Fruit prospects are the best in the
66 663 hi>tory of the Province. The apple trees
1715 175i
64% 64% ought votw be neglected at the proper Juiy zaa, ar.-Josie M. o.i<m-wean,
time, so as to insure good, large, well-
Rzpere, Dalhousi -; Lady Mar, Mc-
9<>§ 961 matured apples,and to keep the trees from
176 174i
Dougal-i, B lie River; Wrasse, DeCoste,
Caps Tormentine; Elect ic F lash
Fougere, North Sydney; Mavilnwer.
Montague, Port Dani 1; Baltic, Whittle,
Port Hood; Lochial, Smith, Shediic.
astures are not B0 2006 ai la-SIP Ywl' M July 2nd, cld.-Lady May, McDougnld, `
Belle R ver; Msylowcr, Lentague. Cara
quet;Baltic, Whittle, Pictiu; LJchiel'| °
Smith’ Shed,” » brand of shirts, collars and cuHs
Some remedies cure this distressing
rviline never felis to cure in a few
ead
t ` _
tos, Cal.. Portland, Me., ani from Ken-
EMPEROR WILLIAM’S _ _ .
APPEAL TQ YOUNG MEN-
HEALTH FOR WOMEN.
strong is the tame of the mother says a
e, strength to the weak, and s rounded
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN»
Miki I
1
I y I l
e
ay goes the dysentery, curen ro stay
red. Nerviline also cures Cram ,
11% abundant supply of moisture we have had 0°1i¢» PUD in 'AW Sl°U\5°h “ld Sirk
1%
` 111 "
ian
101;
ze; A
116% was
_ ___ __A ton,
It is easily operated, makes. I C I I w
as _
5 quickly and costs little.  `  & G0, gzfir' “tm "d" 8° “mb °f °'df|m
A book of recipes with every ""
Ex Hunger
llolnoire u
-_-
ls the ambition of everyone.
who
pink
ding
_ ers, pupil of the bride. A iine collation
was served to the guests and the wedding
cake
Le ila
a late hour for a. tour through the \Vhite
~ Mountains and Uppur Canada, During
.1
;»
»i.\-<3,-' 1°' is-°
`~
'Y'
;.' and Mrs. \V. F. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs.
 cans. s.1ii.k, Mr. and airs. Lemuel
 Ii urray Nli and Mrs J Sinallman, Mr
a.
A:
J. E.
Mrs.
D. George, Mrs. Alecia. A. Paine, Mrs.
,Mary Murray, Mrs. Alecia. Arthur, Miss
7 Lottie Clark, Miss Florence Clark, Miss
- Ida M. Clark, Miss Elderkin, Miss Rachel
ill insure good craps of straw. El
Wheat seems somewhat backward on rg
account of the cold weather, but is thick h0l
52% enough on the ground and with warm Ne
94 weather in July has a good chance to turn
lg? olfa
isies. The ceremony was perfcrmed by it Ming; |,|||g¢g; |-M gg”-‘gum
, - Rev. L Murray Mellish, cousin- of the
freezer     I bride. The bride who is a. popular piano S _ ~
teacher, wore a gownot white Louisienne m -
Buy end sell stocks on Loudon. New York, Ter silk, en traine, with pearl trimminits. Her N0 _ _
.euto, and Montreal stock Emelmnges. ' tulle veil was becoiuingly arranged with '_ _ _
, un. niece J. Mccuuo, onus M. ltccmxo ggmieure ot lilies of the valley, fehc wore 
_ 5 - I Bank, Q ebee. ' bridcurooiu. and she carried a bouquet of
 d  g  ` I ~ _ s isaatimi aiamniicnleclm. tts sift si the i
`“ ` - ' I - bi ide roses. She was attended by her*
sister, Hattie Muriay, as maid of honor,
trimmings of lace and ribbon, and carried
Hamilton, sister of the bridegroom, in a
gown of blue silk, and Lottie Clark, ,
daintily dressed in white organdie over nile green tafeta; both carried pink roses.
Little Alecia Payne, cousin of the bi ide °.-=3* it-'  ;  `
was flower girl. The bridegroom had for 
'his attending groomsmen his trother,
Robert Hamilton. The ushers were R. J.
Murray, brother of the bride, and Allfe`i°t
Swail, the bridegrooin’scousin. The wed-
Ae the evening, Mies Lucy Callaghan gave
5' some veiy fine vlclin selections, accom-
‘ `ianied by Charles Spaulding and Joseph
Henderson. About 2.00 guests were pre-
sent.-Dtrchester Beacon, June 28th.
Among the gueiti present were:
. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stumbles, Mr.
I 1 '. ’ ' . . ' ,
 nd Mrs. '1`hos. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.A.G.
11 \Vebst£r, Mr.and Mrs. Albert Gordon,Mr.
._ and Mrs. H. A. Grover, Mr. and Mrs. E.
 A. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. James Green,
Mr. .and Mrs. Alex. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington H. Clark,
good crop.
pretty home weddinz took place
united in marria to David Hamil °f°
ache. It has five times the strength
d ti 'e  f ordi
medlsdlrfsenli nhou d begin :every libbrsyg
d, Better buys 250. bottle and try i '
rviline is all r ght.
H.iim.'ros’s Pitts ron 'rin Lives.. '
ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE- I
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and ~ PITNBURG' JM” 30°”'H'mdr°d3 cf
$20 Mrs. John A. Murray, of Ma-:cot avenue, d°_1
when their daughter, Vinnie Adelaide, 'H
egates to the convention of the Am-
can Association for the advancement
cience have arrived in Pitt-iburg. Ry
3° ` . . .
of Milton. The interior of the house “"5 °"‘°i°9-P 1° '°!P°°f¢d °°°»l`l¥ 1300
a'.tractively decorated and the bridal d°1°F“t°° Wm ha" °U1`°u’3d 8'” th* l‘¢°.
tration but-sau.”
U ~
I i
was gowned in whita organdie with
roses. The bridesmaids were Hattie
march was played by Gertrude Rog-
was given out by May Proiit and
Stunibles. The young couple left at
A.
 . 2 I I-_-5-'V F1001' _Miilersto H _  H. theprlnce of
LA DIES
if 4'.
_.¢`_`.
if
=.»».t»;
~< v _
» r.-'- ~
Summser
‘A , _ .._ .,
.1
K
1
U nerwelr
Q
i. I#
». ¢ l
` .
/ U 0 O
We show such a big line of sizes th
and comfortable fit for every man is here
selects the plain or fancy balbrlgans, nat
cottons, which are priced from
iii 
A  _;l==-3
 ~ T153
40"." E2
' Q
A
_§iiii
\\
' ./
 tl(
~  . _ N€g'l_lg‘£¢ Sh
W.G.&R
‘_ UW, _*Pi C  
_ _ _ ,,_.  ,
The Cream of
Qlatlzs 
. ,. . f~ e f ., `
" `  .§"."?, :sf
7 ` . ' _ _ x 4 '. _ l'_*_  5; .?i':,ydv;_» 
. _ .
_ 1 ~
\ .
we have everything you may require
for your Bowers or garden.
PLANT FOOD
Bug Death.
In.~ect Powder.
Hel-lebore, etc., etc.
Booklets on Bower culture on appli-
cation.
W.
Ma.cLure, Mr. and Mrs. VVa.llace .
J. Tucker, Mrs. Annie Fife, Mrs. E.
Your were in me Mscsmnnv use I
WE
WANT ”
We can save you money on it
Enough said.
rartoli. sea1'i'riz'1f§‘i> russian
hiaiinih Pam f
   _ 
‘\f\)' _ _A
.. l%v -
 ' or 't r
lat   #K4 I ,
-_ ,L Q  _
I
O
0 ILVI E
UNGARI
? '7 B 0 
The Square Druggist  ` `
Sunnyside. if
The World’s Best
6V-2id&wom,
p 
IB! ai?-»‘/N.
'v*'?iYJ"' “W4¢B
Neckwear
~ Straw Hats
zzz. to $1.50 per gan
 nj C0101' ed Sh]
A selection which contains all the
shirtdom and there isn’t another store
showing a 'larger or better- assortment `
. 1
_ _ _ °¢k vorlle s of all peinue cliche
-uitings pronounce them the inert lJ'.t¢ti9h tho] have eve
:W0 ue have your  for shaun mei"eui‘t.`_,
umrmr boarders comfortably accom i ~», _ _ _  . .
Tl
odated at David White’s, York Point 1 ' A i . -
rth R ver G_>o1 bathing, boating, &c  n _ _  
W3 ¢‘Q{W1'i}
an
MIK! )-'»}
lt will be easy to do so if you come and get one
of our elegant flannel Suits for summer. We believe
that you’ll End them just as comfortable, just as good
to wear, and just as handsome as tailors clothes, and
they cost you $8, $10, and $12 per Suit. '
Ask for the blue flannel pinfstripe Suit. _ ’
We have a complete stock of them which we will
I be pleased to show you.
(Yours for Comfort) I
G
1', Hay" fd th0\lfthilRhe|lInDt{CcI , Qi _ _ A ` J_ __ '_,__V 1'-  *
grossly; Mr. Edwin J. owen, Mr. stanley `§'.‘§.‘I.'ii.‘§l§i°¢'i§°a¢ii"= p'l°.${’," iesasis'-2:1 ag . uisay. Mr. Frank Ra _ _ ' ` ' _ ~ a ‘  fi?  
_ The Wonder-ful Cheap Men’ Heber Ramsay, Mr. MeddieRa!.uni;17,  Hownm Bunn’ H' w;°":'f‘l';;u'1!§. I 
Hawud Arthur’ M Fred B Arthur’ Mr. curronn Bon-ron, Csmnssuconn,  '
‘ Gordon, Miss Eleen Connor, Miss Georgie
Ramsay, Miss Christina Mt.-Kay, Miss
Annie Beairsto, Miss Sophia Iv<s,.Miss
Amy Wilder, Miss May Szumbles, Miss
Lila stumbles, Miss Jennie stumbles
Miss May Clements, Miss Pearl McLure.
Miss Edna McLure, Miss Mattie Murray,
Miss Hattie Hamilton, Miss Lottie Lsltey
Miss Ethel Smith, MissJennie Stephenson
Miss Marguerite Holmes, Miss Annie
Smith, Miss Mamie Henderson, Miss
Gertrude Rogers, Miss Eva. Mermy, M1"
' »  argneritc
Blake, Miss Phebe Arthur, Miss Eve] n
<
Founders, Engineers,
Machinists and Boilermakers, L
Steam Navigation 0o'e Wharf, j
Charlottetown, . '
P. E. Island. `
_ Phone 125,
~.-‘_
Bmgg 3|gwm| H0.      
  Endowment _.P0|i¢
  .   f° ~ ~="~e-@-=1 0°'
una Paulus uiiumai THE NRTH Al   . 4*
. _ __   _  ,he _
. alms S\1P1'¢m2¢y emo ° _
Ccra Murray, Miss Hsftie J. Mm-1-,,y’l W Soutiiafi-iq -_ f . ~ -  
-- . _ ¢.,U1e u d izued, I ii ’ ° net SUTPIIIS 011 Polic hold ° ' ° - 
aaa: i::a..Pfaf:.2:‘s:.:;°f:: P-»» 1 =».==~a=.».»:;-.='f»~ f<» Pay I ’ °“ “°°°°  “‘ “de °°-we
1. aw
alum, Misqaisaii Paine, Miss Lui, _ _ I    Pg l 1
Callaghan, Miss Mollie MacAul1ife, M1-_ I 0 i` » ' I _ ;f_,l`-'~_ t. » _~ jf; t
Fred Holmes r C . _ ii ia H1# 5
...   as    011 Ines...   s.............» a.
I Stephen Finney, Mr. Albert Finney,  S°ff,,,'§“'°“‘j, °i'¢. _ - I I    _f_ S 
J. A. Gran. Mr. Herbert Ames, Mr. R. '=°f=‘v=°¢=1~d-.f=- l>°ff1°='i5=1== °lIii`vni€|{§‘€  I  ` -I I  ' its _
_ I H.Ma.eKinnnn,Mr.a.Bate°.,k,M,_G,,,,_ §1$g,°,§g,e“§}{,§,,=§gr»=é_<;_gm=e°fna.ea,...m_ ug, _ ,. _  . _ _A _ ~........_ ..A,;_» ,Pro ii
A ’ Barbour, Mr. Ed. Barbou Mr. ,completewi P ‘mum uc# h‘~‘~"l"°°"T '   `, "  Y ’  ‘
,S
X
4 I ` n p ` "I -V ._ I ..'vV~.U‘;‘W`  d ‘ A.
0  ,]_ Arthur Mn Arthur P. Cla? V I 93° C002. Wu.rs.anC.WaLKl RS ~ ` \-~..~,;.V 
g _ i _ _ k, I 8/Weld byellbruzgists anddule:S._ J' _ _ A.  .kph-Q; 3, 53;’ _:i
I - ’ I I I A M U V N if.  ‘   Y \
_ fs
4 a ' `
.i rs..
,p  .>, _ ~ _,EIN
1'
.v » , A _,;; .   .A _ _ ,ir -f;_.-.:,,\a‘~.=, : rf  .~.  :-,_~~\,    -_ ,_ .» ; __ _ . _:is  .~._.,,, __ ¢~ Ai. f- ,(5 _f
v- ~ '~ ‘in ~. ~ _ »  -.  lx; ~’ -.rf = ` A _  :;~ ff .~,i»;':" ‘ , -- . 3. -_ '. ._ ' ._  .3 " '" 1'*-': ~ -‘rv '=‘-/‘ f ‘A = <;1* .:»-- 3. .-f'.'r~.»~. '~_. = ,\~..»'  ' : " ra"-A-. _.li Sr. A. -,~- 1: r .4-'=" rw - “
=» 4. .  ._ . _ , _   ,~.- ,.»~  r,..f~.   - _,__._.,  . ,.-=,._ ._ ...J _ A.   , ,  __ _._-ii..- . _. .._, .__ ~.~,- . <,
., - _ . _ . 1 .. ., .~ Y _». - - -.1 - - . , ~- _ -'& 5- ;»“1- s 1, . -.‘>-' 1...- . . -»~ .L .- .~ ._ fa ... 1-<-,~-.. f.~ '_  rf-. I  -2"-~ ' . ». §_~~ . “ oft. ».~-€=-»~ <.'~~~. >»J 'V-»:c»-1"-.~.» >..-Y '” 4. ‘ " *I * 1 --J - f »7¥ - VK A
.5 tw -~'-_ _ A 1 ‘-. ~'- ft- - ._\~ ~_ :_~‘.~~  f» ~;_~=,° 1 ~ ...__  ...V -, < fi .. " ._,~ ~  » 2 --  1.  ._»_.»~ ~»'~»§i 4.. ~’ A.;-,. -4*  4 -‘.:,:1.’s .¢=i;f'sa<4t»;“’>~.,- <-ai =ie»>%z..~>_~:'1 _ -.,¢=:._. -~ _ *-.="»._-.~'.v*=“»iv1"-.»<z<'-_ - ' » '- .- T`-’-2f5`°-“-f+~~ .F-* ‘_ 1'*  . . Q F*
mf " ` ` >`;"*» ""5 fi ”.' ' 1%”  `~  ‘ ‘ " `. i “‘*" " T > " ' ' *il `~"’“"f’fT" ""é’<<‘?*_~'“_.~.1i`1*"-‘-f5r’¥?‘~i-T5” fi C 7 ~‘_""".`{l‘»-i ' 1  ' "_;7‘?ff'~‘-""f""""`.fi_   A-'il.'7';`;,-"`°'.~¢¢_."'fi.€`l?.;?’,4' ' .,
_.  .‘$ 3f& A Y
>.:'¢-