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‘ Tmgyg-Oni Calf-Foot eliy crystaiized *
quaixthen ground and mixed wi’h the 3
u-“best grade of pure fruit flavors. .~-_c .
h‘§`_en, package of this Custard Powder \ ‘_
'iii make one quart dclicwlli CTCSIDYY `
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cuyixrhave also in stock all the leading
sum" in rare corn Jelly ai it per pkg. *_ _
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EVERY MAN
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“md be posted, as 'tothe menu of 'naive
°_[¢f you.
pig;-We oder YW B°°\i*~ enclmively our own
whgn youbuy from us,y0n willneveraeea
Quplicste with anyone. 7
second-Our cutting, Stung, sewing, etc. ine-
gone to none in this Brood Dominion.
Third-The above excellence areyours ata
igure, also our own, but we give all preference
nd advantage to our customers. Secured only
wrong years of hard woekandtryingexper-
ences. _
J T. 1`lcKENZlE,
The Tailor.
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Pastry I
Today /
When you see
It
Flakes iP»=_=ry from the /
Yau Eclipse Bakery on
the table. It is al-
  ways  and rich.
Raonnan meeting of Empire Lodge, K.
oi P. tc.-night at 8 o’clock.
Tas mail special arrived in the City fat
10.30 o’clock last evening. \
Mr. John Campbell of the Post Oiilce
Department- went west yesterday.
THE marriage of Mr, Richard Young of
New York and Miss Ludlow takes Dlllce
on August 551:. - _
Tan schooner Rapture arrived in port
5'€St€X'd&Y from Marble Mountain with
5 “'30 Of lime Stone _‘cv C. Lyons 8: Co.
uce.
tion Act.
_ HIGHEST temperature yesterday was*
:ck
Tan steamer .Elliot left yesterday for
Sydney with 59 head of cattle and a large
quantity of vegetables and other prod-
ANGUS MCDONALU, Harry Connolly and
George Offer have been sex ved with sum-
monses for the violation of the P. Jhibi-
Tni-i schooners Carrie, Joseph McGill,
C. A. excursionists on board left th
ferry wharf shortly before nine o’cl
and steamed some distance outside th
harbor. The thunder storm hurried the r
turn, the party landing about 10.30 in
smart shower. The 4t`a,Reg. Band dis~
coursed exccllentselectionsc! music whic
were much enjoyed. Ice cream and r
freshments were sold'on'board.`A ple
sunt evening was spent by all except
getting _home f`0lIi-the Wharf. The
were over 2»?’3_in the party.
Watts and Grant in the Hampton H
party arrived at Crapaud by the steam
Jacques Cartier and were driven by tea
to Pleasint View Hotel for tea. The c
c
tertainrnhnt began about eight o'clo
the orchestra being made up as follows
Clarionet-P;-of. Watts.
Solo Violin-Prof. Grant
FI it Violin-M“s. Grant,
THE Steamer Hillsboro with the Y. M
oc
Friday evening was devoted to the dis
cussion of Domestic Science and Manual
5 l- of the audience, after which the ` -' ~
viands were passed round and partaken . "
ll of by the auditors. Manual Traininglf
2° A-was fully discussed by Mr. Matthew! oil: » '
“` T1'l1l"°. Mr. Nelson of Summerside and ‘ _
in supr. of Education Mcmiy of Halifax.
ra Sa-lllfllay. after regular class work,
while a portion of the School were engag-_
THE entemmxment given by Protessors . ed in the Lal.-oratory,'others on the Steamer l
U1
f` ~- _\ ~ ~
f,_ =i..s..1.°°1.¢.i..i.. the I.s.n~b1yn.u or ,_
d the Academy to listen to a discussion
of Physiology and Sofentiiic Temperance. . ‘ _i
er Mr. A. Stairatt of Yarmouth discussed Best thing you can do £11953
_ Physiology, dealing principally with cell
` burn followed with _a well-considered and _ _
moderate paper on Scientific Temperance, l runks for boys
Full length bathing suits or ya
its place and importance in the school.
A:  _ . S' 's>1~.1<1»iinhh
il Rosemary and Henry G. Ives, are die-_ Sec.-nd Malin-W. hI_o.r.s _ in ;;_*;g{v:‘§_ch_ ogindeg :__ f;_;1;'er°we;.i_ Trunks for mpn
ha gin coal hom Dominion Coal Co`s Double Bass-J. Ha.-1s, _ _
(Tides, CI. B., for Peake Bros. Sc Co. Flute-F. l\1oi;is. ‘ was made t° we mfambersed the S°h°°1’i A ' is g W
‘ c<>met~Di~. Maloney. ”‘“d “le “’°"k in “'h‘°h they ‘"3 °”S“S°“' 1 f > 58.. 85c I 00 $1 05
The many friends of Mv. Lorne Stewart _ _ _ It was my privilege to worship in the
will re ret to learn that he has been com- Tmmbone. A' Gfudei" ,, Episcopal Church in the morning, where l '- some of the 5 last' button in fm*
‘~ I ' .L S. G . si . »
pellled to give up work for a few_ days T§§°3§;x;;n_ Mwthf; Sm;1;__e§I_ L_A_ a. thoughtful. sermon was preachedlby the . ' bi1i`.i0Il dll iLi1B Sl1OB1(l€1‘
owing to threatened blo:>d~poisonmg in E_mmietm_0fP1easan§ View Hotel pep Rector, Rev.Mr._Wal.is from Psa rn, 1¢3;_
i . .  ’ in hi hth Chr ti l'f ' b tihrl 
h S &l_‘m formed his duties rn a pleasing and grace- delnged eh ui; °|;i';n1iregv;&;_;:;ed tg; . Bl*-Aung tgwels; fha 
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. I Ridigzrisnmofgivelzerngrsii ;n§:_i;;€t_ tgugnsalrolzxng ;h;__a%da;n;;n fgisecoxiieg drst time a Lutheran Church and heard a _ _
gs d 11’ 1; 1-h g ld' ’ M me 1; furious ior the excellence of its entertain- ve” impnssive dis°°'”`s° °n the ~C°n"°e‘7" ll ‘ - -
"° ° "S ° e ° ‘"3 om' n ' ` sion of St. Paul. The pastor, Rev. Mr.
Fund’ the rweipt' of which is heieby a’°° ments' Weaver is-a young man of `considerable’lf~
knowledged’ I The Electliii SD°fbS DD ih€ C. A. forte and p1e‘3§ug_~mann__er
i WHEN th S_ S_ M; t - ~.pm.t d ' .' .A. Came;'0n. H- WODBOCOUE S-_DOYIB lmfi His was not thepahtheistic idea ofcver,v~_'_ Ve.--_-` _ _
° ° mv” m V " t in bel G d t ther-in f-ia easel ~
i the Governor General’s visit three P'C°Br°?m' h 3 "3 ° ° “"3 _ ° °°
_‘Ein employed on the .bug supposed  Half Mile Rl11l-P- _D\1fY.~’. L- Adams. fran allnature wearegettingau expres
havebeen drinking, did not put in an ap-_ H‘ Twmxa CL; igmélf’ Teedf R‘ ‘mms °f the Almi¥ht‘Y One# _LD S'  ~
lr' l‘lB& MUTO h me Tb”  ~.--» 1. .  ’s, ,.. V "  -,.j" 5-~-_' _ ` Y ‘
lm” been disch;.;e: 220 Yards Run, Boys Brigade-Wm. Lunpnbu;-g,N_ S_ '
Mclnnis, W. McLean, Wm. Comfoot, F. Jmy 2955, 1901,
A Winn some cattle were being driven B, emner and (}_ Devel-_ ' '
' / '*"“’°“““ *“”»1°l’”s’°“‘°'*l“Y ‘W »XY°~’°_~ lbw wlf~.Bist=le:-.Bf_l21=°~@'11-S~l?e¥le»~e._.~. ` ` Nosri-lem.
For _ 'I »
Like
Eatin '
Mince Pies l0c os
B l Bakery.
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TIME TABLE
Roc Point Perry
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Steamer “Ei..FlN
'rpg se “E15 " will ly between Prince
Street Weigauxfigfnnd R;:ky I-legit, daily. (3“Ud3Y9 l
ee ted, as follows;
ex pleavg Chatlotoddwll will leave R’Y
At'/am Al 73° 3
At83oam Al 92111
A¢9_3°am Atloooa
A/,num Atlznoon
Atzpm
At m
Arigm At-5
At6.3opm
BKMYB.
At gsm '
“ n45_pm
AIIGRB
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num I. WIS.
¢`t'town, Hay sand., mol.
At23opm
Atggopm
A! 7 p m
si* L15 gin
Us 5 H
VER,
Sunday morning.
meeting trains, Sac in consequence,
TEE French Cruiser lsly, airived
I ' ' _
HDTIGE UF REIDVAI.
on ax~maa'1:ER;UNE1HD. _
un. u|cltE.¥»'s0FFl¢5i
~ win be :nn nausea wana s'r..cm>°=l*=
new nf.-ies am ooo: to 14;. W. s. are-wan.)
A the aiternoon. '
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Bours9.3oa.m.\o4P.  _ ]`me3&d_wa_ __
A vatuan correspondent calls attention
_to the fact that the clock on the Court
f House is and has been for a good wtile
four to live minutes test. '1‘h»is ought not
so to be. Many clocks are set vs rung 'be-
causethe town clock is vs song, and incon-
venience arises in keeping appointments,
S Juris, yesterday at noon and remained
untiithe evening. Two of the omceva
went ashore and ‘ntei . _.awed L" `. Jas. Mc
Cormaclz, iisheiy inspector, in_:efe“ence
ta cold, stooaje. They we"e Shown
through the keezer by Mr. Ga‘lant, t-he
man in charge. His Lrvdship Bisho_
VM::Don1‘d,Bsv. D. F. McDonald. Rev
A. J.Mc`\u..yre,'Rev. Fr.'Gauthler. and
several eitzens visited the ship during
in
specially adapted for grazing, being
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We pn;  ‘ for the balance of th1s__week__all our cw .en ~.\y .faeces me uit.”
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‘ , ` ` J'   | 0 B  ci igmsas.,  thorongiglxy cusp
d a _,_  é. Q  3 _ __ _ _ _hggngt Kidney meaicins will do you c
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Now; ji'.o»880H¥B R _l\OW_  nf
s:»~';f.‘f-fps.
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in factfev°fy¢l\l°8
P. E Island to a successful issue.
g--1*-ln _
  ‘ I and nebi’.fty..'Yon
 fillontague Ranch. ggeggggfgg °¥;;;g,g;,,
, watered and covered with an extraordin-
_ any growth of diiferent kinds of clover _ '
together with. algrass, resembling- ~.our
orchard grass and which is .consi:iered` by
competentjudges to be equal to the west-
A ern prairie grass for fattening cattle.
This Ranch has now upwards of 1( l
cattle which number can he doubled as
the soil is a rich dark loam.Its adaptability
` for grazing purposes cannot be over esti
_plying weekly to Picton the promoters
looktorward to a pzodtable investment.-
. P°1°mlt*~*d t° 9*"-Y1l{*_° l'h° Qllefln S0197” A. Cameron, P. C. Brown, H. Wonnocott  . _ 
Apple Pk! 10° 05. I 'Gardens, breaking uown the wire euclos- md A_ W_ Gaudet, TORONTO Julv S9__D._ D_ Mann _ot
. 1, ures and almost entirely destwylnz Ove 100 _Yards Dash-H. Ritchie, P. Dufrv, Mum & M°K'zh_ “yn the “mam
or two beds of choice flowers. E. Ritchie, A. W. Anderson, R. A. N !th'm___'m pe eomwetzd hmm D
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ON Tuesday Mr. F. D, McCormack re- D°°ah°°» J- M°\ml5U “Hd F: Cramer- Arthur to Wimipez by 0_ct¢bs¢
¢¢fifed edwvelsh fm N” Yer*-s'~°*°*»"*~s f}‘§"m°§“f,§"'     serum bv-iocwbcf 5. Tnenexnectto
relepnm ni. / 1=== 13;; §§§C’°“““}§ `°',,”“° §§§‘,,”‘§§ s`.....° mffn. siiifii. S h°==d'° l°=’\-°fl"¢l_;'__.°__;=\lll1°_;-_b==°l\§}_° °f;l
' EMIS U 0l'm8»C W USB _ ei _ __ . . ~ ' " *hut  - ` 'ulf'-i B.  
‘at the German hospitaljhas a‘1°eady been ` 3l*d’3°5“_"R°W"5&°'""t' 1"” M°Kfn°°° 'mtm-_ ' ;*
referred to, were given overto her sister *md Wm- W°§tP;_. ._ I _ A 4. > _ _ _ _.  ._._~. .. 
from Royalswn Mass. and were taken to _. __U,ll\P|N.S-G.+‘ iv _;__{¥_°1-°“_°»f°ml°f§   ,A5-,0§1_. Q3'
that place for interment. lI_l:_8I;;S.L~ B-S3:‘*_;[;“°°'.A’P2!rh°rm;“na>’ll" D d' _ i " . __ hgh A
. nman, n. " ’ouevlr B
Ma.VnP.NoNJom=:softheHa1ifax Schoo1_ .nmm,___T_ Bonham H_ mnzwen and wg;-,f',',p
for the Blind, who is home for the lum~ B_C_ Pmwse_ ben, trying _
mer with his parents in Pownal, assisted Clerk ot C0m,se__H_ La!_ge_ _ i l;l°<;_l't¥‘\1ll_\;36~€
the North River choir last Sund_ay_ even» Announcers_W__T_ Payne and R_ J. m‘ this way,
_ing by playin!! “Tie 140845 Clwrd . 09 l-ge Lcmmv sg Johm worse and wo
'clarinet in amos xquisite manner. ' ef; ` ' ` ‘ D '
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will also take part in the service next; '
nldi
vain to
ini sym‘m.om.ot
Nei-ve Food. It cures
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Z Training. Miss Turner a graduate of the ‘S
Boston School ot Cookery, both told the _F __ U
9 how and the why of several dishes of food f J I f*
e' and made them in the presence V ._ _
O
il
Swim it
an A Maggie went on an exploring tour to the l ‘ s
on F,.id,,,, eveugnc gm, .usa was one .amous Ovens. Se+urdsy§ov»ulng rouufl
the best musical treats ever -given in th
section oi the country, Prof. lWntts. an
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T 1 t 81 ti ,th F,,,.me.»s _A-A-Grounds wniahv. vwwise W bee 'fhesummer s¢tm°1_o¢ser»1¢e_was held' € __  & _
HE as annu mee ngo e Th e tries ai od and x
and D..x,ymen»S Assuiatmn Wm be hem agent success; cant. _ S .a ggdmon in the Diiethodist Church be ng their _-gusty
lin Charlottetown on Aug. Sth. All _t emu? am n a rs _cab c ` in um °“'7’°° 3"'o°°1°°k'p'm’ The ~°°"" A r , _ -
. d . A fun F°n°“’l“8 *Te the ¢Ul»li°5- mon was preached by Prof. W. W. And~ . . ,
business will be woun up. _‘ N i L H .
attendance is requested. to2“iIM'é:_f§;5;°l;_ 33;; fad _;‘r?‘§i` E;1_°»L-fL-g)_;°;311_:?\l_l§l;_All_§Si>D Ur\il::;;ll'»Y_ Thb Bnglégt Sf,91‘9 011
. - . - ' ng or x o n :;‘5`; = `g‘>n` 1
THB North River Sunday School will Glfgm-_ _ _ _ _ - h“¢,,b¢_,“,seenHim_ and it' {s"He sth°a_t_____‘  Bnslesvstrean ~...».
hold theirannual picnic next Wenuesday, Haig M,1¢ B;¢y¢1¢_A, Camgrgn, P, C, m1ke,._hW_“h,_he__,_.._:He dealt with _`_he__ __. __ ,-
.A_u_g.1s_t_4th,near_North River Corner. A B,-own, S, Dgyie, H, Wgnngcogt, A. thqught ata Chris; Drawn in NA-tara” ~ ...si
. visitors table will be provided a'  all Gaudet and  Brown. gpgpiring to us in itsvaried voioos,mov~ing;_  
kinds of amusement; will be in order. One Mile Bicycle,-A. Gaudet, B.`Bx-own, us 'to higher thgnkh,c~_mo,...n°b1b yhmgé. ~_ . -
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.1 _ ; But come in-and let us fit you up so
life, especially the cellular tissue of the von H EDJOY If
k.
. lb- ' an F k P f L - _
"man rs mn °w" ° “en _ We can supply evervthmg but the sal:
Full lenvth bathm suits 1 piece)
parm-'e’s nay.
-Perhaps few if any of your readers are by C_If€»‘1i'»ll18_l1€W l1¢1"° Wh* ‘md W °°°~’~
aware that Ranching has begun on our "13 1°” vm‘1‘°7'
little Island, but such being the; case ` _____,._.L
Ipresume a_ short description with its _ i », U
location may prove of interest. IF 7°” *"`°l_°°ki°S f°"_* P“fS.?_i°"“t{§t%2g THE GARDEN CF THE  ~ ...
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Aaumber °f the leading fume" °f _i$1‘;€llpea1::dral2n§?l). Tayl1d;’?l5ookx;tors.
Lower Montague realizing the im- _ _
portance of raising grass cattle to 03310 cent boxes of ntote pape_rt¥.g2¢'
- 1 causing qu e a sense. 11;
:f;:.;“:.‘:;’;.2l‘:.?.l2;‘°.i :;:.:;l‘.;:;.“;;;.::. 22»‘~W=f,_f;§;=;.,»»»»..,»ii  
' L ~‘» . I T I, ' T ca Down V
“land situatedon Lot~_69,__King’s County at gym S S me' ’
the rear of the farms irontingonthe south ,-‘ A f ""~ _
side of the Montague River and extending _ , A
to the Whiru Road. This tract of land is
wen Ili ll li!
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7,, 'T _ -.
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_g _ - f  _ _ . _ _‘$532 "f ._--___
el Pancram»K‘odak~
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*Would it not be well. for more of our g
farmers to look around them. as we be-
lieve theie ax s many parts of our Island
ljust as wellsuited and it remains for their
hearty cooperation to carry Ranching on
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WHAT causes Pann  
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_I Host pains and aches come from closes of _ 5t°\’°- ~  ._
. mic acid poisons gxruie blood. _due to
deranged.):iclneys.Rueuusat~sm, oaoxaohe, y
inmbago. pains in the back and sides ao- _
_ . t_rou€L;s.aro.war:xrings too serious and to
__  ‘n1t'ntui"rn~ ha 'neglect/ed. _Dr. _Chests
Kgdn -Liver Pil act oireotiy and ~
ilge¢_‘gfl_1;"“un the Kit' ueys, mah them
ilments. Une S5 cent of this
’1'heund¢l\gned/ have this
partnership and
at the
and Kent sh.,
'P'
0|\l $~19&l&».. 1. if
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In China with P E I Goat dl.Aa'mlstid
lbild * slsoabeautifulgiiustrated
PIIIZGIP 6 ll 11183, 8 C., _
Every tourist should havirone of
Qpp. front doors offost Gmac.
Will iindour
orders: "
_ made hyat
Our stock
Garments
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'We we mate
have nonwver
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sv* ;».e‘icS9»’... i situ