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md 94|-,ar cutaneous erupticns, ser
mtl m°o eyelids, rickets dyspe
“_ cafgfrb. readiness to ff teh cold ,
md mgbljiiy in get rid oi it - slly, pale- ,
wg, nervousness and other ailments
mdudlng the consumptive tendency
rggn be completely and permanently
femwed, no matter how young or Qld
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th, sufferer.
, Hwy; Sarsaparilla was tlven the dangh
,Q gnu Vernoov. Wnwminz. N. Y.. who h
prokan out with serofnla sores all over her
tx. md hotd. The Qt!! b0tU6 heIP¢d DOI’
“<1 when she had takenelx the sores were
3._“1¢d and her face was smooth. Hewrl
mat me has never shown any sign of gh
nfofula returnint.
Haod’s .farsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Ask your drugglst for It
today and accent no substitute.
W
 Lost Your
lhppmmte?
Here are some extra good
PICK L ES g
To help you get_ it back again. s
We want to again remind you that *
our Bulk Pickles are A. x. in evegi
particular. those who have tri g
them say they are the best they eyer
tasted If you have not yet tried D
them. do so at gzxce. L
P“°°S ‘linxfd iff. P5' q- *
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ideal Grocery. *
Charlottetown. P. E. I.
Phone x
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The best made, best itting,
most comfortable, durable and
satisfactory Boots and Shoes at
popular prices that modern
machinery and skilled labor
can produce.
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The Small Profit
SHOE MAN. `
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Pownal Street. .1
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Apple Pies I2 CtS-
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Mince Pies I2 CfS-
Cocoanut Pies I 5 & 200-
Cream Pies iz & 15c.
STEWART
Eclipse Bakery.
Bakes Best Bread.
IES PIE
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are certainly deserving of assistance and
4 made the return trip in the afternoon all
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_ Warm many partspf r.l|_o_=_prov,lne_a_vrare
visited yesterday hy: fdownpours of rain;
the management ef Cymbrla. Park were
greeted with delightful weather. There
were 1000 people in attendance and the
i
No. l Co.,82ud Regt., will meet for drill
to-night ia uniform at 7.30. By order.
Tull: Schr T. E. Small has arrived from
PJW H000. with a cargo of stove and pea
coal fcr Clar kin Bros.
_K. P.-Empire Lodge meets for lnstalla- ‘
tion of oflicers at 8 o`clock this evening.
Br. thren please attend.
Marianas ofthe 4th Regt. will meet at
the Band Room at, 7.45 to-night in unl-
form. Evi ry member must attend. -
Mas. P. S. Mac_\’ut*., who has been in
British Columbia forthe past few months,
is expected to return this week.-St. John
Star.
THE ladies of the Bloomfield Presbyter-
ian gong; egai ion int~ nd having a tea and
apron sale cn the afternoon of Tuesday
July 29th.
THE S. S. Banavisln is due about six
o'c\ock this evening from Montreal and
sails to-morrow at ll a. m. for St. John’s
N'fl'd, via the Sydneye.
Mr. Jas. MacDouia‘l. li 1 Dffach D- V'
at Lot 48 on Sabbatb:the 20th inet. at 10.30
a. m.: Highfield 2.30 and Glasgow Road
6.30 p. m. Spec’al Collections. ‘
Prohibition summons” Wwe serve
yesterday upon George Mutcb, Cuprgin
John Hughes, Geo. Ar-buckle. Patrick`
Dogherty has received three.
V
BLom1='raLn Presbyterian church is be
ing extensively npaired. When com-
pleted the congregation will have an
edifice of which they will feel proud,
Miss Lana.; J. Rrmzr and C. A,
Thompson were united in marriage in gpg
Congregational Church of Whiteusville,
Mass-.on July 2nd by the Rev. J. 1-3.
Thurston.
Miss Comstock leaves every Saturday
morning fcr Summerside where she will
remain until Tuesday,as she finds she
cannot return earlier on account of her
classes there. '
Tins evening the bliui pupils wi 1 give
a concert in the Kindergarten Hall 'lhe
should have a full house. Their musical
performance is of a high order.
Rav. Wm. Harrison, president of the
N. B. and P. E. L Methodist conference,
and his estimable wife, celebrated the
Eith anniversary of their wedding at
Dorchester, N. B., on Saturday. 4
Tm:Halifax ls due this evening. A
despatch received says that the auto-
mobile is on board. The manufaetnnrs
areeendlnga man to initiate Adolphns
Gaudet who will take charge here.
THE Baptist Sunday_School, of Tryon,
intend holding a picnic, on the parsonage
grounds, on Wednesday the 16th inet.
All the amusemeuts that are at public
gatherings will be there and all will
njoy themselves.
Yusmnnar morningfour of the Char-
lottetown Y. M. C. A. boys, Messrs. J.
Webb Stanley, George Prowse, Theo.
Balderson and Frank Gardiner, left to
attend the Maritime Boy’e Camy, at Mel-
ville Cove, N. S. They will be absent for
two weeks.
proved disastrous to the picnic held at
Red Point by the Sunday School of the
Baptist church. As soon as the steamer
went aboard and left for the city arriving
here shortly after five o'c1ock.
Ynsrnnnav the rain interfered seriously
with the First Methodist Sunday School
picnic. The downpcur drove the picnic-
kers to the cars and after waiting there
for some time for an abatement it was
decided to leave for the nity much earlier
of course than if the weather was fine.
Losr.-Between Steam” N8ViSaf~i°D
wharf and the Davies Hotel, on Tuesday
evening a small leather valise, containing
pipers of great. value to the owner and
useless to the finder. A suitable reward
" will be given by sending at once or tele-
` phoning the Davies Hotel. 17 if
l
ECKTIES
250  
\Vorth from 35C '£0 500-
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New Col
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First comer gets first choice.
,,_... ‘ P s. Baowu, mnmm
spicuous by its building operations. M any
houses and much repairing, to barn
warehousa°,and other buildings are bein
made n`l the time. Among the ne
dwellinir houses are those of D. J. Thom-
son. Edward Lsarl and E lwcrl Nichol-
son.
ing E. N. Heney _dt Co., Montreal, came
the city. Upon arrival here' he hande
his valise over to a teamster to take it t
the Davies with a number of other pieces
of baggage. \Vhen the effects were
sorted out it was found that Mr. Green’
d
Noarn Tryon is still making itself c on-
w
ON Tuesd syevening \V.Green,represent
to
best of order prevailed. The following
were the winning horses: _
The 2.40 race was won by D. McL'eod’s
,_ mare Jewel in three straight heats.
The three minute race was won by
Harry Douse’s Rockfori, sired by Black
Pilot, in three straight heats. -
I The green race was won by Artlsr,sired
,by Provider. owned by Rmbison.
At the end of each race the winning
horses were each presented by the Misses
McMillan with a beautiful wreath.
0 Hou. S’r Joseph Ignatius Litt`e, Chief
Justice of Newfoundland, died Monday
morning at his residence, Porzland street
9 St. John’s The deceased was in the 58th
vause was missing. He is advertising for year of his age. a native of Prince E ivfard
it elsewhere.
AMONG the special features at the Mam
moth Tea Party to he held at Tignish o
Wednesday next will be music by our bes
city band. and exhibition of dancing b
“Sa.ppho”the cvlebrated colored wonderer
Chas. Dalton. E q. will have specimens o
black foxes from his farm which are well
b
worth going to Tignish to see. We would
d
Y
ask our friends to remember the 23rd an
joip i.l'e crowd who leave this city
MR S N Dawson, North Tryon, h
had ahandsome offer for his far fame
trotting hor=e Leewood 2.291. M .
Dawson is lrath to part with such a nob
horse but $156) is a tempting sum.
Leewood does change hands he will f
this famous rrott'-r since the Calais races,
Maine, in 1901. If this sale is oontractc
P. E. l~land will lose a good one.
Tryon, left Monday morning for Ne
Glasgow, Nova Scotia, where they lnten
erecting several houses for Mr. Grant
This is not the first time that our loc
carpenters have been called for ln the ad
joining provinces and no doubt man
architzctural triumphs will be left in Ne
Glasgow to point out that P. E. Islan
contains skilled workmen and that eve
the village of North Tryon has residon
who are second to none in the trade.
Yss-rnnnar evening W. W. Clark
received the following despatch:
St. John, July 16th, 1
W. W. Clarke.
The Manchester Commerce is due i
Montreal tonight. Advise us quickly th
space you will require.
As the steamer will arrive in Charlotte
town on the 28th shipperspare asked
advise Mr. Clarke at the earliest possib
prize list of the Canadian Internatlon
lExhlbition to be held at St. Johno
Angillth is Schofield Bros. the aelliil
agents for' manuf8,0$\lr08 0f DB
paper bags, woorlenware, _ fibrew
roodng paper. and felt. Sell
line of printers. eunnlies. The b\lSiIl0
carried on hy this firm ranks favorahl
with any in the same line conducted 1
Ynsraanar the Guardian was show
suitable for signs and door plates. Th
signs are one fourth inch moulted glas
side, back of which is watarD1‘°0f “men
the frame. is finished ineid
hack of name is luminous makin;
of the signs are that they never tarnish,~\
the atmosphere The manufacturer
claim that the sign will last a lifetiul
plates ever produced lhe siga can
easily attached to flocrcf arealdence o
office, or to the building itself with br
‘fixtures which ire furnished with th
plates. These p*at‘s are meeting wit
son of the value given for the mone
Those desiring to sae the plates Sb0\l1
glad t) show them-
special train at 5 30 in the morning.
. _ _ as
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If
all
into the ownership of an eminent horse-
mm in Boston who has been tryingw buy On the demise of Sir Frederick Carter in
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HUGH and Gordon Creamer, of Norl
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909.
Wm. Thompson 8; Co.
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matches, washboards cheating paper.
date the spaoerequired. p .
Auonc the prominent adver".isers in thel
a
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ileld Bros a.l`o carry in stock a full
ss
Canada.
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The lettering which is black ls placed iz-
The outside edge, l‘9Dl‘05°U\i°K N
e
with goli paint. The white portion
R
the sign readable in the dark One beau y
. " -' bo
ass
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only the thick glass covering is exposed to
s
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and are easily the best signs and name
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Heuer il favor throughout Canada by rea- _ ` \ I `\ \\
 _“UDV W_ __ _ T?_____
Island and unmarried. The family
moved from Charlottetown to the Ancient
Colony in the early forties. One of the
brothers, Philip J. Litt'e, was the first
n
;' premier of the Colony under responsible
government, granted in 1855 and justly
entitled to be called the father of respon-
f sible government in Newfoundland.
Joseph Ignatius, was the youngest of the
'am ily of seven brothers and studied law
in the office of his brother Phll'p, with
whom he entered into partnership upon
his being admitted. ln law he had a most
successful careers- He entered politics
when quite young and was a strong sup-
porter of the Carter and Whlteway gov-
ernments. In November 1882 he was cal-
led to the Bench 'as acting Judge, and in
Maiv of the following year received the ap-
p Jlutment of J udgo of the Supreme Court.
the year 1898 he became Chief Justice of
the Colony, a position he filled with dis-
Llngulshed honor until his de atb.
Upon- several occasions he filled the
h position of administrator of the govern-
ment. After the great nre which swept
the populous city of St. John’s In July
1892, Chief Justice Little was appointed
president of the relief committee and by
his tact and ‘great energy he contributed
y .
largely towards relieving the t riible des-
titutlon that followed the great calamity.
dv In religion he was a Catholic and a
nlstrict adherent to the doctrines and
practices of that church. He was ofa
most charitable disposition and his hand
e was known to be always stretched forth -, “_ gf
to relieve the suderlng of the poor and
needy. By his demeauour, tolerant
spirit. fairmlndedness and good example
he succeeded in mitigating, if not wholly
2 removing, much of the political and sec
tarian strife that arose in the colony. .
As a judge he was erudite and upright,
a public spirited citizen, and, while upon
“alloccesions he upheld the dignity of the
and genial and met everyone in the true
p syirit of good fellowship.
ing a vacation with a, friend in Cape
. proposes and God disposes
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Buy your new Kodak now,
iis is just the weather for
ing pictures.
We have everything you
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£2
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require in this line, as we
carry the largest stock of
Amateur Photographers
supp`ies on P. E. Island.
Call and see our line of
Pla'e and Film Cameras. No
trouble to show them.
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'drop allne t1Mr. Mcfabe who will be ‘, - " ' Dkygc/575 '
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A Corset 11.2.3, look Well 1n the shop window.
It may bear a trade mark that’s known, the
world over
It may be finished in the most elaborate style
known to the art, but if 1t dosen’t_fit, it 1s’nt worth
fourteen cents per gross
Zorseis
that fit
Are the specialty of our Corset department
We handle the newest and most thoroughly
up-to-the minute Corset stock in Charlottetown
If a Corset 1s’nt a fitter-and hasn t RIGHT
NESS of style we won’t have it
If a Corset is RIGHT- you ll find it here
We sell the best numbers of
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And we sell them cheap
high positions he occupied, he was all’able__ ~» _ ` If A t p -i . N
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Brtton for rest and recreation, but the .
8 old adage was once more ver'fied: “Man
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During this summer he purposed spend
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KO D K Brass and Iron Beds..
by Harold M\=CBb0 8 P”~t@“\° 1“m1“°“° Slim ` 1 \ are a real luxury compared with the usual kind
° wooden beds
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OUR  have put this luxury
within the reach of everybody Perhaps you ha
believe you can buy a real nice white IR I
good design, and trimmed with brass knobs forfr
But it is a fact Call in andwe will bc glad to s
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