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Don t Negkct The Canadian Order of For- DIVIDED SKIRTS h UNDER
Your Watch
If you allow your watch to run
ioolong without cleaning, or with
caiiiaged parts it may be worn so had
ly as to dessroy its usefulness as a
tinepiece- better have it examined by
your \\'atch Doctor and if in need of
rmairs he will advise you accordingly
ard perhaps save your watch.
\\`l] BO AST on our repair depart-
mfnt turning out first-class work only.
Wi <;i'.\ii.\.\'ri~:i~: _ii.i. ora wonit; if you
have not given us a trial it will pay
yoiito do so and we will be pleased
to see you at Giimr Gisonci-: STREET.
W. N. TANTON
Jeweler :
Sign of the Big Watch '
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*lllflve Do as We Sayllllele
lim
llii Have
alood Wheel
I,-t iis keep it in repair for you,
w-‘ll do i: r~.g‘lit-\ve`ll do it reas-
Cillv
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_ ii sims wheel "`
Leis zzicilce it good. YVe`ll do it
rig;-\\~e'll do it reasonably.
\\e.<eiiil for and deliver wheels
for epiiir.
ERNEST Rice,
. 'hc Bicycle Doctor.
BRICK p é
icycle Repair,Shop. E
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now in stoc .
 In Silverware we have Tea Sets. But-
Ster Dishes, Celery Stands, Fruit Dishes,
Pickle Dishes, Combination Sugar Bowls
and Spoon Holders, Syrup Jugs" Cream
\nd,Sn2ar Berry Spoons, Soup Ladies,
`Bon-Bons, Knives, Forks and Spoons.
_ In Chinaware, Cups, Saucers, and
Plates, Sugar Bowls, Cheese Dishes, Berry
Sets, Butter Dishes.
t In Glasswear Lemonade Sets in Crystal
ind Gold, Berry Sets, Butter Dishes. A
lice line of Souvenier good, also an assort-
nent ot Wedge-\\`ood and Bluewa re.
1 A big line of “fatches Clocks and
lewelry. Give us a call and you will save
money as we are selling cheaper than any
Jther store in the city.
JURY ll Co.
North Side Queen Square Sunny Side.
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ROCKY POINT FERRY.
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The Steamer “I-`.lnn" will ply between Prince
Szreet Wharf and Rocky Point- daily, (Sundays
excepted) as follows:
Will leave Prince SZ. l' will leave Rocky
Wharf Point
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A White’s
Caramels
and
Snowflake
Chocolates-
'Can be had at any of the
following first-class stores.
T. J. Morris.
D. L. Hooper.
W. Plckard & Co
\N.A.l-Iutcheson.
W. F. Carter.
Q Stewart & Gatesi
Sanderson 8; Co.
J. D.Mcl.eod & Got
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S. S. ‘~HALlFAX”
Commenting Juno 29th, |900.
S,S, H|||f;| will leave Charlotte-
town at NOON on FRIDAY. and
S.i _ La Brando Iluchesso every WED-
NESDAY at 9 a. m. for Boston via
Hawkesbury and Halifax.
Passengers leaving Charlottetown
via Picton, make close connection at
Halifax from Boston Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
The S. S. Halifax takes Freight
and Passengers for Hawkesbury and
Halifax.
Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. I.
Railway.
For tickets, rates and all inform-
ation apply to
W. W. CLARKE,
Agent, Chtown.
H. L. CHIPMAN,
Manager.
June 21 ex _sjournal
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Deal Wllh Us-
llur Goods are iight/
\0UB PRICES ARE RIGHT.
It lies with you, reader, to give us a chance
to_p_i-ove the above assertion. We are re-
celyiug new goods daily. See our Covered/
(`hip viarket Bvskets from 10c up. Choice
Creamery Butter just received. Try our
Jranga Pekoe Tea at '.’8c per lb. It will please
You-We also sell Hasz-ard‘s Genuine
§BRAl"lMlN TEA,
A big stock of other Te is on hand from 20c.
per lb. up.
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Also in stock: Canned Salmon. Lohsters
_ -lams, etc., anda full line of gene 'al Grocer-
ies-,_ all at the lowest possible prices. Free
delivery of goods to all parts of the city. Tele-
dhone communication.
R. F. MAIIDIGAN & 60.
Lower Queen Street
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With the Island. Domin`
ion and British Coat of
Arms in Buckles, Pins,
Broaches, Studs, Tea and
Coiice Spoons, etc.
c. ii. riivion.
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D0llIlll0ll ATLANTIC RAILWAY
And Steamship Lines to Boston via
Yarmouth.
The Popular Fast Line between Easl-
ern Nova Scotia and Boston via
\Vlnd»or Junction and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily [ex-
cept Sunday) at 6.30 p ni._. for Digby and Yar-
mouth, making connection Tuesday, W ed
nesdziys, Thursday and Saturdays at Yarmouth
for Loston
THE Rorixi. MAIL Sriiiiiisnirs
“Prince George” and "Prliioe Arthur"
2400 Gross Tonnage, 7ooo _Horse Power. the
fastest and finest Steamers plying between the
Maritime Provinces and Boston.
Leave y,,,-mnurli Tuesday, “Wednes-
nnp, 'l hnrday and Saturdays
for Boston
on arrival of Express ‘ rain from Ha`ifax.
Rgtufning @;1\‘»,-<' POSIOU Sunday, 11l€Sd3.}',
Wed esday anti _L-`_rida_y at 4 p. m.
Passengers arriving_in Halifax next day, 5.30
p.m., by Ext ress Train. _
For azl information, guide book, folders, etc.,
which will be sent free, write to F. H. Arm-
sti-oug,General Passenger Agent, Kentville.N.S
P. GIFKI1\’S,Geii‘l Manager.
Kentvillc N. S. June 15 d 4m.
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Monday 28th May
11th June
25th °°
9th July
23rd ~‘
6th Aug.
20th ‘-
rd Sept. 3
17th “
lst Oct.
15th ‘°
29th “
5th Nov. 12th Nov.
Freight handled carefully and at cur-
From Montreal
Tuesday 22nd May
Monday 4th June
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2nd July .
16th “
30th “
13th Aug.
27th °‘
10th Sept.
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In November, 1885, the insurance pre-
niiums payable by the members were put
upon a sliding scale, and since that time
thesurplus in the insurance fund has been
rapidly increasing, and to-day it is over
$837,000, all of which is invested in gilt-
edgecl securities in the Dominion of Can-
ada, to which the operations of the society
are confined. The membership is upward
of 35,000 distributed in every province of
of the Dominion, and is growing unprece-
dentedly. The society issues insurance
policies for $500 .$1000 S1500 and $2009, at
the following rates, the foes being paid
monthly in advance:
Between the On _ On On On
Age of $500 $1000 S1500 S2000
18 to 2-3.  600. 90c. $1 20
25 to 30 . . . . . . .
. .-l0c. 65c. 9Sc.
30 to35 . . . . .
 T00. $51 05
35to40.........50c. 8.3¢. 128
40to45 . . . . . . .
 S100 150 200
Not a dollar of the ’ money collected
for the insurance fund is or has been used
for the expenses of management. Over
two million dollars have been paid to
members and their dependents since the
orizanization of the society.
The sick and Funeral Benefit Branch is `
a. very popular department, and upwards
of 18,000 of the memgers of the society are
participating in the feature of the order.
The benefits are $3 per week for the first
two weeks of illness, and $5 per week for
the succeeding' ten weeks, altogether $56
during any year, besides a funeral benefit
of $30. The fees, payable monthly in ad-
vance are as follows: -
Between 18 and 25 years . . . . . . . .
. .25 cents
“ 25 and 30 years . . . . . . . . .
_ .30 cents
“ 30 and 35 years . . . . . . . . .
_ .35 cents
“ 35 and 40 years . . . . . . . . .
. .40 cents
“-10 and 45 years . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 45 cents
During the year 1899 over $57, 000 was
paid out in sick and funeral benefits, and
$158,000 in death benefits. All physically
and morally qualified males between 18
and 45 years of age, who are not debarred
on account of their occupation are ac-
cepted for membership.
For further particulars enquire of any
of the officers or members of the order or
address.
R. ELLIOTT THOS. VVHITE,
H. C. R. High Sec.
Ingersoll Ont. Brantford Ont
Or ERNST GARTUN G. S. O. Brantford,
Ont.
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Crafty Paden-Powell.
- London, June 27.-Mr. \\'inston Cliur-
chill, in a despatch from Pretoria, dated
June 19, describes an interview' with
General Baden-Powell, in which the hero
of Mafeking said,amo‘n;z other things, that
the Boers could certainly have stormed
Mafeking early in the siege. Little flags
dottlng the outskirtsand numerous warn-
ings to the towns people not to let their
cattle astray within the areas so-wn with
mines, proved an effective ruse, and saved
the garrison the trouble of laying mines.
SAFE, SURE, AND PAINLESS.
Whata world of meaning this state-
ment embodies. Just what you are_look-
ing for, is it not? Putmans Painless
Corn Extractor _ the great sure-pop corn
cure-acts in this way. It makes no sore
spots; safe, acts _Speeily and with certain-
ty; sure and mildly, without inflaininp;
the parts; painlessly. Do not  impos-
ed upon by imitations or substitutes.
All Want A Piece of China.
ROME, J une 27.-The Italian armored
cruiser Vettor Pisani and protected
cruisers Stromboli and Vesuvie have been
ordered to Chinese waters.
_ -_-_-Q--l-
1 A RECORD IN BLOOD.
The record of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is
literally written in the blood o_f millions
of people to whom _it ha.s_ giv_en_ good
health. It is all the time curing. diseases
of the stomach, nerves, kidneys and
blood, and it is doing good every day to
thousands who are taking it for poor _ap-
etite tired fee1in_g_and general debility.
It is the best medicine n1_on_ey can big. _
Hood’s Pills are non-irritating. rice
25 cents.
FOR SALE. - Two wheels, ladies
gffice, 27,d-B03 § W IW.
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Cleveland. gentleman's Standard. Goo_'i
asnew atadead bargain. Ap l at this
  esters. THE BAN_ 1899   ~.~
more serious because in the first place
there is holy merit forthe denunciation of
the costume, and in the second it has been
adopted by nearly all the females a-wheel
in France.
The Archibishop does not sparc words
in this deiiuncation of the shape display-
wives and daughters.
to all the cileiqnymeii of his diocese, and
this attracted more attention to the cru-
clotliing" will be admitted.
of uiihapiiiess, and the mercury in the
notch, especially because Rouen, with
found a way of' helping out the cyclists.
He has laid in a store of long' skirts,
which he lets out at a franc apice to
women whose divided skirts would keep i
them out of the Cathedral.
Our Mother.
She lies asleep on the cot to-day,
The hair on her temples is turning grey;
Her working hand tooplainly shows
The way in which our mother goes,
Doing her mission of love each day,
Living a beautiful life away,
Our mother ! Oh, our mother l
Forty years of sorrow and bliss,
Since her baby face the sun first kissed;
Forty years, and a stainless life.
In the world’s mad rushing strife,
Doing the part of a mother fair, 1
Ghsinfga man a wife’s fond care,
Our mother I oh, our mother !
Nobody knows what her children have
cost,
Nobody knows what a drain, a loss,
How many mother's prayers were said,
How many mothers tears were shed,
Of the fond dieams she dreamed and kept,
Rocking a crib where a baby slept,
Our mother ! oh, our mother !
God grant that the day may be far away
‘_-Vhen loved eyes shall open on another
The day the angel shall enter our home
And leave behind a terrible gloom,
\Vlien one of the loved, shall go away,
God grant it may not be mother l
S. S. LESSON
STUDENTS IN THE
23.
_ 2. Trial of the Disciples’ Faith, 5. 54-
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3 Peter`s Self-assertion, 5 28-30
Places -1 The Plain of Butaiha., where
LESSON HELPS.
“2.‘.’.. Sgtralitway Jesus constrained his
diciples"-Iinniediately after the fivethou-
ready to pick up their Master at which-
“2f. The ship was now in the midst of
efforts to obey the Master and keep close
to shore had been foiled by the “contrary”
wind.
25 “The fourth watch of the night"-
discip ~ 9-.
have been nearly Worn out.
26.. “They were troubled"-The dawn
only rashness.
besides the disciples The Son of God -
ll Balsam. :Z5c. all Druggists.
___ JNEVV VVEIERTEB.
Pants, June 25.-Excommunication now
threatens the divided skirt and the bifur- . » , . QQ
cateil feinnle of France is in a woeful con- . ‘ fi
bishop of Rouen has begun an active
iitioiiofiiiiiiii is ti iesult The Aichi
crusade against the wearing of any such ,
garments, and the matter is all the
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'like a pale phantom. “It is a spirit"-Or,     0
as we might say a ghost.
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