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/"_: _ _-_*_-"-~§J_-:i'i€f‘f..f. f.
White’s
Carame s
and
Snowflake
Chocolates-
Can be had at any ofthe
following hrst-class stores.
T. J. Morris.
D. L. Hooper.
W. Plekard & Co
W.A.l-lutcheson.
W. F. Carter.
Stewart & Gates.
Sanderson & Go.
J. D.MeLeod & Coe
R.H. Mason.
L--___ - A-'
_ Q
, One cup Ralston Breakfast
Food cooks enough for five
persons----there are six full
cups in every package.
Sliced dates and Ralston
Breakfast Food make‘ a _de-
licious dessert. Our ‘lnttlg
Book of Ralston Rec_ipes
tells of other dainty dishes.
A coupon in every package
$¢Cul'¢5 a copy.
Fon sal.: BY
JENKINS dt SON
r :The Corner Grocers.
D0llNl0N ATLANTIC RAILWAY
And Steamship Lines to Boston via
Yarmouth.
The Popular Fast Line between East-
ern Nova Scotia and Boston via
Windsor Junction and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily _[ex-
cept Sunday] 'at 6 35 is. m. and 9.oo_a. in for Digby
and Yarmouth, making connection daily. sun-
day excepted, at Yarmouth for boston. _
__  Tun Roni. ‘HAIL Srnsnsnirs ~
ll ll U
‘Trim Bum all Prim lfillii
moo Gross Tonnage, 7ooo Horse Power, the
falest and finest steamers plying between the
Maritime Provinces and Bomon.
_*leurs Iarhonth Daily, sunday Ex-
” eeptel, for Boston
on arrival of Express Train from Halifax.
Returning leaves Boston daily, Saturday ex-
-cc fi. at 4 p. m. _
8:eengers arriving in Halifax next day, 3.15
p.in., by Flying Bluenose Express Train.
For ail information, guide book, folders, etc.,
which will be sent free, write to F. H._ Arm-
strong,General Passenger Agent, Kentv1lle_N_S
P. GIFKINS,Gen’l Manager.
Xentvllle N. S. J une 15 d 4m.
F .__ _
DESIRABLE IlWEl|.|N|i
TO-LET.
The western half of that house
situated on the corner of Huston and
Hillsborough Steets, at present occupied
by Mr. D. B. Stewart. Possession 1st
.Inns next. All modern conveniences.
Apply to.
inter. PARKER CARVELL.
May 16 ti.
1 _ A
WANTS. LOSTS. FOUND. ETC
WANTED.-A thoroughly experienced
and tical farmer, middle aged man
pI‘tLC
preferred. Apply to VV. Welsh, Kepéigch.
i.
An Army Gratiiity.
l. The following Imperial army ord
in militia orders:
corps raised in South Africa for the p
sent war and in receipt of the ordinu
army rates of pay, will be entitled to
gratuity of £5 when discharged medical]
men t.
credited to his estate.
“This gratuity will be inaddition to t
gratuity (if any) given to the troops at t
end of the war."
‘ "Non-commissioned officers and men of
re
er _ ,
(Special), dated 16thJ une, 1903, is published ___
Mii. J. F. Fraser, Balt Freezer Archi-
tect, was in Alberton on last evening.
the coloniiil contingents from Australia MR. J, P. Brennan of Alberton is
and Canada, and of the Imperial irregular around again, after his severe illness.
‘ MR. Geo. H. Lord, Insurance agent,
ry Summerside was in Alberton the greater
8' part of last week.
y _
unfit, or on account of their services being MRS- PCM-6 Of Toronto is visiting her
no longer required in connection with the b1`°5hel` MT- W- B- Mills and lS'a°°°mPa“`
war, or at the termination of theirengage~ led bl' her UWO Children-
REGULAR meeting of Mount Lebanon
“If a non-commissioned officer or man Lodge, A_ F_ & A_ M_ this evening A fun
dies while serving, the* gratuity will be attendance is rcquestei
Miss Jean Bowness of Kensington is
he
he visiting friends in Summerside, the
guest of Miss Helen Hamilton.
, MR. C. \V. Kiely, Principal of the Al-
A Prominent Business lan Testifies
Ilia Gure by Using Dr. (>hass’s 0ln
ment.
D
Chase’s Ointment as an absolute cu
for every form of piles
Mr Jas Jackson, of the Laurie Spo
writesz- You may put my name t
than any medicine I ever used.
I was troubled for two years wit
that cruel disease, bleeding piles, an
after using Dr. Chase’s Ointment,
s. treasure to all suffering from piles
to positively cure any case of ltchin
bleeding, or protruding pile. It h
tainiy will not tail ln_your case.
For many years Dr. Chase's Oin
solute and guaranteed cure for pil
and itching skin diseases; 60 .cents
box, at all dealers, or Edin
Bates & Co., Toronto.
Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Llnseed an
'of any remedy for throat and I
troubles. 25 cents a bottle.
Company' St. Alexis des Monts, Qui?
E MB. Ava. Wilson, brakeman on P. E. I.
can say I am entirely rid of lt. It is jumping on a carat Royalty Junctio
s. '
as ` _ _ _ . _
never yet been known to fail, and cer- . . _
t.
El
Not a. day pa_ss~a but many poo l
r.
re
anson,
»T\ll'P¢nt111'e hae. by. tai:_the~ lsrzest sal
11118
W berton High School, is spending his vaca-
tion at his home in Stanley Bridge.
takenaposition in the Bank of Nova
BS I .
ee    MR.J. W. Pidgeon of Kensington has
‘ill Scotia here, and entered on his duties yes-
f
- terday.
THE Steamer Brant called at Cascum-
peque on Saturday last, with a supply of
and Milton W alsh is here on board.
_ His friends will be pleased to learn that
Mr. Patterson Forsythe of_Alberton, who
6 has recently undergone an internal
`_ p 8 . .
V°1“m-99* f°C°mm°¥1d8-UOUS Of oil for the harbor lights. Messrs. A.Lord
l
any praise you can sive to Dr. Chase’s operation, is convalescent during the past
Ointment, for it has done me more good few days
I Railway, met with an accident whil
home for some days
pupils, in one of the class rooms in th
Maclntyre of St. Dunstan’s College Ch
G V THE dredge: St. Lawrence, Capt. E.
boro County, N. S. During her stay
2° C
?nmiiiu“i,uuiiii||iiiii|iiiii iii
Q
__ ,
by s Ow
E makes the little ones
Shoppy by keeping the
tiny bodies in a healthy,
_ clean condition.
___ THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO.
_ MONTREAL,
_lllll OP TNI BKLIIIAYII
Atssnr roiii:-r soaps.
'ill ll
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III
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itwillbeof inestiinable value to the har
-li---ev --E’
- SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
[Corrected every Tuesday,)
Beef-(qua.rter)per lb... 
Beef (small) _ r lb..
Butter(freshI;eper lb
Butter (tub) per lb. .-_ _ _ _ .
Creamery Butter _ . _ . . . _ .
._
Cabbage (per doz) . . . . _ . .
__
Cheese (per lb) . . . . . . . _ . . . .
_ _
Cabbage (per head) ....... _ _
Celery _ . _ _ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ . _ _ . .
_ _
Eggs _ . _ _ . _ .
_ __ _ . . . . . . . . . _ _
_ _
Fowls per pau' ...... _ _
Flour per cwt _ . . . . . . . . . _ . .
_ _
Oatmeal per cwt _ . . . . . _ . . . . _
_ _
Geese _ _ . _ _ . . _ . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . .
._
Hides per lb..
Hay pressed . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ . . .
_ _
Hay, per cwt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .
gatsli _ . _ . _ . _
_ __ _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . . _ .
..
uc s, per pair. . _ _ _ . . _ . . . .
_ _
Beets (per dozen) . . . . _ . . . . .
._
Mangles . _ . . _ _ . . _ . . _ . _ . _ _ . . . _
_ _
Pork _ _ . . . _ . . . . _ _ . . _ . . . _ _ . . . _ _
_ _
Turnips per bushel _ . . _
__
Potatoes _ . _ _ _ _ . .
_ _- . _ _ . . _ . .
_ _
Mutton per carcass . . _ . _ . . _ . .
__
Parsley (per bunch) _ . . _

Onionsperlb . . . . . . _
 
'Squasheach _ . . .
 
Carrots (per bus). _ _ _ .___
Wild Geese _ _ . . _ _ . . _ . . . . . . . . .
__
obogg
sc.
s§§§§
ODQQ
1 _
Peters, lugs & Sounder
IAHRISTEHS, SDLIGITDBS, lit.
ARFHUR PETERS, Q, C.,
A. ERNEST INGS, and
ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WFICESI  M"
i _.. _. 2 _ - ' " _
§
S
8
o
- Brant per pair
Si ST.-i1>AUL’s C
Sunday School ,Picnic
‘Wc_ducsday, July 11th,
on Mr. McKinnon’s grounds, five
JCR SALE CHEAP.-The house and
l .on corner of Olehar and Gerald streets.
If not- sold by Oct. lst, will be offered by
public auction. Apply to David Arbing,
reetown. 4 eod 3mos
SCHOOL TEACHER VVANTED; -
Gentleman or lady. Good pay weekly for
selling Fruit or Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
or Roses, in towns, cities or country.
Unusual demand for this line now.-
Brown Brothers Company. Nurserymen,
Limited. P. O. Brown's fursgrips, ,_Ont,
. W-
‘WANTED TO-RENT.-A house with
modern conveniences. Also stable on the
i'nises_ Apply at this office, stating
E particulars. 9 tf.:
 ry one can of Oak Brand Condensed
“ilk and you will decide that it is
better and c caper than a cow. Ask your
grocer for it. 30 tf.
WANTED.-One or two gentlemen can
he comfortably accommodated with board
in the central part of the City. All ' the
modern imfprovements. App y at this of-
fice.-30 t _ -
minntev walk from Rocky
Point Wharf. -
S’SlDE AND PRINCE C0. PERSONAL MENl`ION.~
ing for Sydney. »
Drug Co., St.John, is in the city.
Mr. W. A. Weeks left- yesterday morn- I
W. J. Farrand, representing Canad n
ia.
Mr. H. R. Lordly was a passenger by
yesterday m0rning’s westbound. train. ~
'__'-" `¢"

Col. Orr and wife, N. Y., have taken f~"f‘7.’77‘
up their summer residence at Irncadie. 
Mr. L. S. Farquharson, formerly of Lot  -
48, now of Boston, arrived in. the city last ”`
night. T*
Mrs. Pltblndo and children avein the 1
city and will spend the summer at the -
Sea side, r/
Miss Ella M.Johnstone of Long River, is
3*, 'U_=w~, Liam, r§;r~,;i=,-7. 
 °‘ A ' in '“`°'\\}""f ' \~ 
(G17-tb 3 <_C~5>`~  <c~:-on <6:-3 _ <\-so
,~»
visiting at Hampton, the guest of Miss _
Jennie McLean. '
Mrs. James Kennedy, Prank and __ A
Miss Agnes Kennedy of Mfalden are in
the city visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Duchemin of Picton,
are spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Dingwe1l,Souris, fr
Mr. A. D. Fraser and Miss A. Horton
were in the city to meet Miss Tessie
Forsythe of Boston last night.
£1;
iff?/‘
Miss E, Bovyer is visiting in the city. 
Miss Bovyer has been attending the New' (fi: '
England Conservatory of Music, Boston.
_Mr.W_H.Huyck,C.S.,who has been in the
‘MY fP1`S0ID¢ da-YS. Was a. passenger by
yesterday mornings train en route to

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Dr' Chase,s Ointment is guaranteed last Friday that wil con ne mto is
A cLAss in book keeping of about thirty
e Mr. L.U. Fowler of Ross Corner, arrived
in the city last night.He vi £130. 150 Pgwm-1; 1 ,
Alberton school was started last week, I
toattend the session of the Grand Lodge, ' 
ment has stood alone as the only ab- under the management of Professor J. B.
.  Lloydhas completed, for the present a
lea.st,her workin Summerside harbor and
_ leaves this morning for St. Ma.ry’s, Guys-
about two months she has dredgigd The many wands 'pf the Misses K”'ti°
through the sand bar inside of the light
house making a cut 200 ft wide and abou
IZJO feet long, which giv esa depth oft
feet at extreme low water, or22 feeta
ordinary neap instead of 16 and 1
feet in the old channel. The new cut
~ ting, owing to the course of the channel
has been made at an angle, across th
line of the present range lights and wil
necessitate two new ranges which will
_ no doubt be furnished in the near futurf
When the new channel is properly marked
bor
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n Mr. Frank McMillan,  of the “ s
Merchants’ Banks at Summerside, spent Q
Sunday ill the Giliy He returned by e
- th
westbound express.
which opens -theie to-day. 
, ar-
` i l°tt'e°°W“° ` Mr. A. Beaton and bride arrived  . .1 "
C. Darlington Friday night by one expr..-...I » J
t from an extended tour through the prih I 
cip_al cities of Ciiniida and the New Eng-
land States.
and Alice Smith of .North Wiltshire, will
their parents.
Mrs Orie, wife of ucv. R op.. or Lui.
D Will Spellda few days in the city. Th
5 are the guests of Mrs. Martin West.
1 School Street. _
Rev.W. H. Spencer and wife of Mon-
' tague, are registered at the Revere. Mr.
pate in the Anniversary Celebration of
"REV. Dr. M\11'ray'S ministry at Cavendish,
Summer Gomoloiut
of Wild Strawberry.
-Summer Complaint. The prostration
times accompanies this disease makes
this year that is likely to be exempt
no ,
ooo  _
' The nicest _things in Charlottetown st the busiest
' Storein Charlottet_own_(everyone knows it) see for your*
self. f ‘ - _
Sill-ni,  i ‘ " 'Successor-sto BeorBi-es.
_ P.” S. There s Night Dresses, Underskirts and 
Ctfvm inih_e.,1o= for
. , '_ _
*_  ,f-_
.li-;`
if.-is
be Pleased to know of their arrival in
Darlington Friday night on a. visit t0
o 
U .4 *P

' I . . 
- Y01'k. H¢¢0l11D8»ll_i€d by her son, Claude,
ey
Spencer is en route to Cavendish to partici-
-ur
A _fl“_f_‘_l__I_“_i‘iS__
White ~
From the Eclipse White Wear Co of Toronto They
were rather late in shipping them, and the Eclipse Co
asked us if we could handle them. We gave them an ofer
for the lot, they accepted ‘our oEer 35 per cent of
We Sell Them at lm
Than the Cost of
' Matérial
See the grand display on the iirst floor to-day of the
ti-nest Blouses ever seen in Charlottetown
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lilvllltii
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  is Serious.
It should be treated without delay by
1 administering Dr. Fowler‘s, Extract
There is not asummer passes without,
thousands of people being attacked by
often verging on collapse-which some-
it
one of the most serious and dangerous we
haveto contend .with during the ,hot
months. As thereisnohome in Canada
from
this all-prevalent malady,everyone- should
have on hand a. bottle of Dr. Fowler’s
Extract of Wild Strawberry, so that this
disease may be promptly check_e_d.Zand
cured before it has time to weaken and
debilitate the system and enda.nger_life.‘
Mr. John R. Burton, Brockville, Ont.,
says: “Last summerl was very sick with
a severs attack ofSnimnerCom_plain.t, and
could get nothing to help me- until I start-
ed taking Dr. Fowler’s Extract of] Wild
Strawberry. f The action of this remedy
was wonderful and soon it had me perfect-
iy wen.” ‘
GAIPBELL HOUSE.
SUMMERSIDEJP. E- I-
Good Board at reasonable rates.
Free coach to and from all trains and
steamers.
J .E. HOUGHTON,
Water St.. Summerside
May261y1'
_loD0||Al.ll & IABTIH
BARRIBTERS.
Solicitors, Notaries :Public sto. Money to
|0881.
Changed Hands. -  
The SS. Eliin will leave ierry wharf
at 10 o’c1ock,a.m.,and at other,hours,as
pir time table. Return fare only eight
ceits. A well supplied refreshment
booth, with ice cream, will be open the
whole day.and a visitors’ table, with an
abundance of ineatsand everything good
willbe spiead at 5 o’clock. Games and
other ainuseaients will-be under the di-
rection of the Y0_uug`»Men’s Club. A
better lace fer sea imthi cannot be
P ’ ‘ ' #lg _
-found anywhere. Those who attend
will ceitainiy enjoy the outing. as no
prius will be spared to make this the
most p'e sent picnic 0! the season.
July9-d2i _ "
Summer Complaint. You may endanger
your life if you accept a substitute.
Romp-proof, -clothes are
what the romping boys re-
quire. Longlasting suits for
_little lads and their bigger
brothers. Our prices are
es that _talk,and such that
bring us big businessw-I. B.
Macdonald & Co. p _; 64i
K. J. MAR’i'INB.A.
0FFICES{ ?:‘£&'.‘2.?“i‘Sii£z..?“s”§§2
Slllii N lil Ill illlllllll.
_TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS.-Ice
wholesale delivered or at warehouse at
moderate rates. Ap to H. C. Douse,
Rst Royalty, or Geo. %per.-21 tf.
WANTED.-A servant for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. C. R. Small-
wood, Brighton. C arlottetown. 7 tf
TO LET--A house containing seven
rt-
ar V
Formerly Perry Hotel, '
_ .
hisomee.  8hs\‘nen~_  
orricis "OLE -A :omni m
isiiiesoimiper Bias. me to ingbr:
commercial travellers.
‘ _ FRANK
0¢t.6 diy 1-_ yr.
A i I ‘ D
limi Simi. lint of |lml’t
Thi' °°' 9°'-3 mmm dm" h°t°:.|ifd“°' can be loaded out of warehouse with-
 _,f‘_ Agli-fgdlé. C -Slorthy. at   iff! bt';";°;f°°ae,'§h?:f;,,§,l:.Zn¢¢,, bfi: outitrucksge. This is one oi the best
‘ - 775-: L ¥|rirl for V  ' Wm-E hotel oiers to the ‘public  ,N bu! in” 33555 i” W0 W"-'n~ Th°l'°',i3
f - -- wwpwm Fred Pei-i;`ins4whioh cannot beexeelled nanylitheron now over 825400 worth 9! busihill
1l"'sl¢»_==._ - _ H-rm we Inv-1. e»at.si...rug¢sir'yi».a~ a°..i»'i.n..uu1ywmcn°°.ia_t¢ii,¢ia
wanrnn. _ mm- b_°°*!f°°m° _°\mt>l¢r°°m-.J~T°m° d  _'I 1  t-'C
woekabont hi>Fu:re::i?i 533%; ‘Abd  -   f°,°il;` ' *Fil :Ended ro, Will Pap? ggggggi
Qt o
' That comniodions Store new occupied
by Kennedy &Son, situated on Broad~
_ ‘ way, opposite Rail any Station. The
_   Store is 8 x 10 feet with - frost prcoi
 28 x45 feet, large yard with
shed 60 feet long in rear cf lot. Toere
isa large warehouse in connection.
about 100 feet from store where __ cus
terms. Possession given
Beit.
‘ii l  -l
_ .1  ~_>_;;  S _ <' `
f
'I5th. Special 
quire ofP. S. Brown, Revs
1. , -lm
A. m.c»n__soo..o.n.   S _
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laltles-
B hdlnhtf 
ng-‘Ili-l$@N'li SDS st. Jilin..
.i-%._
 if
iii 
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rneifionda' ‘ Hneiopens
satisfactory rates. For fn °
-mfusaoieil
_ The Msxwe1l_La.wn Mower is noted for its superior
3 Extra. Finish. Hes Lancia Dmvn Wnsmis, Bssr Srani. Tinirsann
.KN ivas. ' ` _ S
Remember that for Hfty years _Dr.  ' '
Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry has - _ ‘ _
been the great specific remedy 1 for - ~» ‘ ~
Dia.rrhoea.,Dysentery,_Cra.m.ps, Colic an F _   _ V  _ ‘ Y
There is nothing better for the overworked
Lawyer or Professor than s daily spin on a Cnnscatrr Bicrcnn
_.tn 3.....   ' .§;,.,,, ._.,“.,,,,
Our-*  
~ - _.3 _,Rx V. v _` . -
U  V ,_ , _(_
of D-nw'  _   is   
Toilet Sets, Glass Table'  
and all ltindsbf Dining Room
and Kitchen Crockery is com
plete for the summer trade.,
We bought most- ef  
before the prices advanced so
we sie selling  lines ,st v_
low prices. '    
Best zoods. latest designs
lowest prices. '
_ P. COLWILL,
 Sunnyside. Charlottetown. '
_ 
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