-July 12th to Aug. Znd
Courses ln Natural Sciences, Illng
<ll li Literature, Agriculture-School
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‘ Wellner’s
 The Home of the “W. W. W." W
M _.4 Weihave on hand ii. complete assortmen
widths.
We can give you ii. good white diamond at a new _/
moderate price so if you are looking for a set ring see -
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oursfand note our values.
' ' NW. W. _Wellne
Temel;y
Mrs Victoria Sempel Pea.ke's Sta-
dueto _ It rays to buy iii this Province. Much interest ir being shown n.
the Meeting of the Sprinters from
use Ayer’s T I .. ..
____s___A_"_o___ ______l;¢___fli‘»l\_l:;1_e_ ___tMie§__o;_ Msrturday the Niobe and the local men.
` l' McKenzie Matheson, of the Royal
-__ __ 301151 M¢Ardle and bride have re- Bank, is visiting his home at Emer-
St urue to Moncton from this City. aid Junction, P. E. I.-New Castle
Ore
°‘|‘l\I1s Rings tion. 'ir virions friends' in nur ray. ri.. in.; Picnic oi ri.. rem.. err..
Exe. _
place at Geor etown tomorrow un-
t f 1 ~ _ E
_ 0 szes in all John R. Weatherbie, Village Green, der the auspices of St. James Sun-
r.
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\_ Jasper Weatherbie, V-lllage Green, 8, visitors ¢,,\,1e_
was a recent visitor to Peake’s Sta
tion.
_ “_ _ is visiting with friends ln Montague. day School._ Train leaves at 9. Tick-
ets 50c. children 25c. There will be
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup-
Der will be dispensed at the Kirk,
_ iz.-. Ml” Pearl Weatherbie, Village Desaiiie. on sabbath, July 2nd. ser-
Green, was a visitor to the city yes-
terday.
wish to thank their friends for the
A _ ___ Ieweler
Place. Your Order
for Photos where satisfaction is
assured.
Geo. H. Cook
Photo Studio.
The Studio wltere baby is always
welcome. ’
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New Silverware Just Received
Dainty pieces suitable for wedding gills
at reasonable prices.
C. W. Patterson
cluiwfrlllf _liiwe'cr
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Auction Sale
inntriictiiil by ._)olin ll. Saunders
by public iiiicnioii on Thiiriirlny,
the tllth. ini-iuini. at I2 o‘cIock no_oii
he iireiriisei-i _a_liouse and lot with
e prchnrc ndloining that now uccupicd
hiiii at Elin Avenue
_ BENJAMIN CARTER.
6~i5dl:li, Auctior.ecr._
526%*
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‘rain it niiir air sairl
' Al Vernon River. 1
’l‘hniindersigiied olfrrs by privatgsalc
'l‘lie Vernon tiver Roller Mills l<.\'i>.ry
thing in Iirst_oIiisa ordpr, uniple water
power. i.'onvenii*iit to triii_ns, schools, atc.
iocution, ono of the bust. iii the l’ioving~o.
Aliio_ 100 iicreii oi land. Will bc sold \vith ~
or without the liiiid. l
'l‘<-rms:-Easy. _
For furtliir particulars apply in
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Our cliildrcn's coni-
fort saiidnls are the
best siuiiiiler foot-
wear for children-
are what every aclivc
child needs and dc- |
sires.
They allow frccdoiii
to the iiiusclcs of the
feet, arc light, cool,
durable and stylish.
They are rcconiiiiend-
ed by liygieiiists and
pliysiciaiis---approved
by all parreiits.
Made oi' tan calf-
skiii by the goodyear
process, these shoes
couldii’t be anything(
else lint good. liarc
licavy soles.
Sizes4 to Io $|_Il0
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many kindnesses extended, during
_hoi1se. The hotel will be conducted
as lieretoforc, until the expiration of
.1easc, several years hence. It was at
the above hotel that The Guardian
30th.
' J. . HAYDEN,
dolpd ' Vernon giver, P. III-I.
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Re-Openingjof my
Optical Parlors 
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chusetts, Georgiii, Miii'_\'lnnd.
and Floriila, wlierv I have
ntudicil iiietliods niiil sys-
" I Iiovc recently returned l
from ii trip through Massil-
l iii
tems of lending opticinns
and eye-specialists-iilid um
now bclloi' ciiiiipiiiul than
ever lor catering to your
wants. _
_ My optical piirlors have
been repaired and furnished
and now are brighter. cosivi'
- || and niore cheery. I now soli-
cit your patroiiulrii with tho
confldeiicc-_of ability to give
perfect iillttrzliictiuii. U
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yl_.i\_c Rus” l" gl _it lr! Ln gratulations from their friends and
Royal Housclmld Chnic.-_ neighbors assembled by invitation in
|,____ily Ma.iu\ob:is $12115 beautiful home. Mr. and Wrs. -
R , _ c ay were united in matrimony in
\V|_if;vé;at | Gond Boston where they resided for a few e 
Sc__§______n fam” ________ years after which they settled in
I._______m _ l y Clinton, Mr. McKay’s birthplace. A
. _ . . . _» ' ,~ , . . very pleasant evening was spent by
Lowssi ll.lCl.S lol. ciisll AT ,_,,_ Music ,Or the dance was ,um
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EE R & G 0 F F ’ S ishcd by I’rofessor_Jolin Mar_ks_w,io
Dr. E. M. (rossman
izo Kent St. Opp Revere Hotel.
LW
has ii wide reputation as a violinist.
___ _ ._. Special mention must be made of the
-1 singing hy Frank Flood of Kelly’s
H Y  I I Cross. After supper had been served
in Mrs. McKay's hest style, the
chairman of the evening James
, '__ ‘that thousands of people have O`Cf>nnor rm behalf of those present
read an address expressing pleasure
. IJCCII pll0l.Ugl‘il})l1€d by US at being able in some slight manner
to show their a reclation of the
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BCCMISO olll' PlI0l0S sllllsly many sterling qualities of Mr. and
Mrs. Mcliay who are kind and lov-
S.......f Har..   Bayer Studio. ‘ts .."“.;i::f;-.‘;°i:‘.i.."ii:§";;'i..“';‘;.:;
y _,
<9 " Mr. McKay' made ii suitable reply
Frida at noon, for Ilziwkcsbury, '.
Y
H ulfax and Boston.
F A It E S
ist Class $1!-D0
:nd Class 10.20
Round 'l rip IK _sn
Vin l'iitoii und 5ti':uiii‘|':i from llulilzix
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Hm thiinklni: his guests for the many
my 0, 5111551; beautiful and useful presents. Ete-
H »‘;5m‘__t¥_¢3<él_1_tl)_Bf1\)¢_lf_~_\:~ ____ ‘marks were then made by James
B B D .
Richmond St. Phone l6IiJ Kemfedy’ M'I"A" liaprici' _wclBh‘ P'
Over Prowiio llrmt. L. (rash and the chairman, all ex-
ii _ pressing the kindcst regard for host
and hostess and wishing them many
l‘iclou nn Moiirlay, 'I`liursil.'iy, and Sailur- °
day connect at Iliilifax for Huston. (°
Rctiirnii g steamer lczivcs BOSTON °
TUESDAYS AT NOON.
For further information applilto
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4-lsrlrtlifim. Agent, (`liarlollclo\»\'ii.
Lil/EIIY STABLE
I2 :th _ _ l w _ ' _ -
Passengers leaving Clini-lotit-iowii via @)@('0OO0OO °.*)@@f°)@\°)@©(U@ more years of happy married life.-. I Jeweler optic an
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Dr. Thos. E. E. Robins.
DEN'I`IS'I`
Ncxtdoor to Beer & Goffs’.
|25 Queen Street
Charlottetown, I’.E.I-
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Toilet prcpiirntions~Wc carry a fine
stock of these goods, including thc
best makes of Tooth Powders and
Pastas, Toilet Powder, Face Creams
and I.otions,_Pcrfiimcs, Toilet Waters
Colognes. Niill Pastes and Enamcls,
etc. Call and see us. E. A. Foster
Central Driicetore Sunnyside.
r. w. iiilciirs. i
Having leased the premises ouc\\pi»_
ed by the late G. Arthur lcssery, 60\
Grafton Street, and having purchas-
ed his horses, carriages etc, I am ln
a position to cater to the puhlic and
can give first clans single and double
turnnuts. Prlees moderate. Phone
|94.
F. W. HUGHES..
I-lldtf. -
llie Twenty Fifih .Session
_OF THE- '
will be held st Fredericton, N B
a Beverage
is in ¢lrinliii\g.’I`lic lcsl will bring
homo to you in llic niost rou-
vincing way this superior qunl-
ily ol' our stone Ginger Beer-
Aik for il. _
G. II. SIMMONS
F. O. Box 435
6-i1di5wks `
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The P,-(mf gf People’s Theatre
T0-NIGIIT
The New Stenographer
“The Best Iivr-r"
Teaching Dad to lille her.
Aprocciliire very foolish on
boy`.~i part. . _
The Warrant foi-<Red Rube 1'
A Western Dremii_ filled with excit-
inglncidents.
MISS PREDWIN
lllustrafe_¢I Sung
Specialty _
` Show Starts lt_8 O'clock
thc
.' ummer School' of Science
?
Gardening, etc., will be given.
Scholarships ln value from $10 *-0
l20 each are offered for competition.
Four of these will be confined to P.
is. I. Teachers.
Droll aieald for eiilendsr to i
T D Seaman, 1
Fire Insurance
A Coming
The Tale Of Two Cities
vices at 10.30 and 6. Hreparatory
services ou Thursday and Saturday
ut 11 a m Session meets immedi-
r - Mrs. Henry McGregor and family ntely aftnr gg,-vice 0,, ga¢_u,.day_
The ratepayers of Cumberland
their recent bereavement. Ischilol No. 140, held their annual
'” 'nee ing on Tuesday evening, June
Rev. Mr. Kirby and Mrs. Kirby ra- 20th. Frank Smith was elected trus-
. Q turned from' St. John Tuesday night, tee and Abraham Dowling retired.
‘  S _Gage they _ have been attending the There was $40 voted for expenses
_ ue odlst Conference. Mrs. Wallace and $25 for teacher's supplement.
 s_i_sg._¢_:r_i_t_>f Mrs.dKi_i_py, car_ne_t0_'1_he present teacher has resigned. »
_ em an w remain or -
 a time visiting at the parsonage.- _The property of D. C. Campbell,
Moncton Exe. (_Mr. Kirby was at one St. Peter s Road, sold by publlcauc-
time stationed in this City.) _tlon on Saturday to Mr. Kerr, ofthe
Sandals I L,-._
e management desires to an- 0 s oc, imp ments, e ¢,
'nounce that _the _recent trsnsfer_ of brought highest prices. ,Tho sale was
__ the Hotel Victoria property, Filth VSFY blilsk and the reserve bid on the
Avenue. 27th St. and Broadway, 'Property being $2,800.00. B. (Barter
lNcW York City, will in no way in- & Co. were the auctioneers.
lterrupt the present policy of the i
llnited Sftates, for the sum of $3-
2"0.00. 'All t k ' le t.
At the police court in this city yes-
tnftlny four drunks appeared. J. Mc-
Iiinis _and J. Cullen for being drunk
and disorderly on the 13th were
l, _ _
ll | Four Party stopped during their re- lined ten dollars or twenty days. H.
cent visit to<New York. ,Harley was fined two dollars or
‘fight dBYs and the case again t Hud
Lieut. Governor and Mrs. R0ger5_l son McLeod for being drunk son Coil- _ - -
"F0 ElVlntZ an "At Home” at Gov- °n_8l110ll Pay was adjournerl until .
n ernment House neat Friday. A lai-ge this morning. A _person supposed to
number of |nv|1;9_l;10n5 are being is_ he of unsound mind was before the
sued, and an excellent programme of °0“ft_ and Wan remanded Pending HD
danciingfwillupe fpr0vid¢d_ An.ange_ examination.
men _s or is nnctioii ‘have been "*‘ 
considereii léorhsome time, but the _In the Seath ofWMi;s. Margaret Mc-
movcmens o t e ‘Niobe, in whose “Mani W 0 0n_ efnesduy night oi
honor the _,pair is to be givem havedast week at the home of her dangli-
lynnn taken into ,wcounh It was fi,.st_ter, Mrs. Chas. Coflin ai this city,
intended to have held it on the ¢ven_ D_HSse_cl peacefully to her reward, this
mg of D,,mini0,, n,,y_ but M thu ,mv Irovince loses another of its oldest
comes on Saturday, it was decided and most highly F€Sl1eCt0d citizens.
to hold it on the evening of the Mm' MCI-""`e'_‘ lmd _reached the "nn‘
S1181 age of eighty-eight years. Born
at Midgell, P. E. I., her long and
The Wesleyan says__..0ur Auxib useful life was spent principally at
,My celebrated its 25th Annivm_sm____ Bay Fortune, where her live children
Mmch 1 by an "At Home.. in the were born_; -but she has also lived at
sclioolrooni of thc church. All the st' Peter B' Georgetown- ‘md Rollo
1 1- h _ . Bay. Four of her children survive
Il alles of t c congregation were in- . _
vit (1 11 th A ~_ nt’-1'. viz: Mrs. Everett Boody of Bos-
e as we as e younger uxil t n M Ch rl C m _Ch rl tt __
 iarlcs on the circuit at V'ct r' d O ’ rs' 3 es 0 “ 0 8 0 e
(vm ud F f th 1i0~m1&f'i] town, Dr. James H. McLaren of Chi-
 p . - ~ _
'teen liiiemberiimwege preleseiitlzl éllliiil otli- cag0'~and» Albert Mclmre" at present
ers having died or moved dway. The of ttlins city' Mrs' McLaren was the
"' four were Mi-s.S. Fl. Reid, Mrs Her- :§,.e,?r (;i_,Et'£:;__&;§,e l;eV‘S?’ D' Mil
i btL |_M_ . _o am,we
Meigs (Zgmie rIic§'§‘_JrgeTI_;L“r'2:;§l_;‘;d known and beloved in Charlottetown.
 _ lil, nmnbers showed their regard fog She was a woman of unusual ability
ey 3 O . Miss Minnie Leard by 'presenting her and endurance In her younger days'
I l win. ir Life membership ' certificate §”,'f,‘:,0‘f,‘,°§§’,§’,'f°°d,{“e,l“,’,‘gL§`e“§',,‘f, °h§';‘“b,]§
 Qucen Sine* and bouquet on the occasion of her all and n0'0ne m need Evers nplgélaled
L-iii) special dionatidn oil 5.2530 in memory was conducted by Rev R G. Stirathie
  aitqigherxfs- games Vglllhf- of Zion Presbyterian Church and the
---- Thomson 0__ A  0 T5- ~  body was laid to rest at Bay For-
* _ 1" “Xl IBFY I`§D01`fB l»ll_1B tune where Mrs. McLaren had spent
DR A_   Zfélnbnnnnedd __<ll1lt€ an IDCPGHHB 111 her _early married years. The debt of
DENUST Omce Hours 9_1____d _ _ll C S_<1_l1 lurluees. At the clos- gratitude which all owe to those who
2 60ver Jeiiklnnag Son nfl’ mehtmg Qf the Onwafil CUTIE bravely and sweetly met the condi-
_i__1a_w ifpowsa eLook . ‘MSS nw PPGSHIGM- Mrs- Hlfam Lea. :inns of long nge and paved ure
al rl  "’P'E'I' was prgsented ily the Uncle girls audi way for the more modern and bril-
_ b0YB With H C1l`Cl€ Life Membership linnt life, may not be told in words.
' °°Vt_ifl”nl99 ann Pin in token of appre Their trials were many but _their
°ia¢10I1~ ' i- its i _ Tir i fr
buthday Mrs T H Smlth gave H fo her in vain The funeral service
il. WBB S I`OI`lZ By FBS Om
their labors and their works do fol-
Iustreceivcd 500 lilils of fresli~ 0,, the 19th ,nah at Clinton low “Pm
_ ground llour_dii'ect from ilie Mills Alex. and Mrs. McKay celebrated the _ . V ' 
bzirrel<, half blils :iiul bags. 25th nnniV*f1`BHI‘Y Of tlwll' lnaffinge in `
_ Ro 1. Stuart Hi,h_ .al _ t_ _ a fitting manner hyreceiving con- -_
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Gifts
in niost cxtciisivc array
are to bc found in our
store. . .
We are showing.
a splendid range of
Lliina, a treiueridous
stock of Silverware, an
exceptional line of fiuc
Cut Glass. We’ll be
delighted to have you
examine these lines.
G. I". Hutcheson
l
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Kumfort Shop
70 Great George Street
Sliunipooilig, hl:-iiiiciiiiiig. Scalp
Tre.-iliiient, Corns Removed, Ingroiv-
wing Nails Cured for, Superlluous
Heirs, Moles, Waits and all Facial
Hlemislies pcrmaiieiitly rcnioveil by
the Electric Needle. Evening work
hy appoinlinciit. Representative for
the famous Spirclla Coisct.
I. R. OUTERBRIDGE.
Phone 354]. Dermatologist
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L'-i riii_______‘___* f_ _ _
hsponil Your Vacation In*
BERMUDA
swiwr li! cool. ous:/is Blialezms
an iasni ses 'ri-in to me inure neiishtllll
_ Summer Resort In the World.
Everv outdoor rt-creation. See Bathing ln the
rlcarcst of turqusplso wetgrl. llsratllrng fhshlllit-
1'i|ii'i'il)A)o'ivl‘;|fiil'.:1ii!l FAS? TW`|§-SURF#
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lraiisatliiitle lliier OCEANA
14,000 Tons llleulaosmenlz Wi U- l»°n§; ___
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l l, I I I. C I1 n¥ , ‘
hhftlntlld or lnllht carried i_in the ‘0rei\nu.'f
i-`ins'r-ci./iss noimn 'l‘iilP. n~ -
cluding stateroom berth sr uit-ale 
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lk” cu he m Mniivsinlrinnmswllh
lli“;2:“lgoil:i.slx°s`i|!lte‘-do Iiixe with rlviiio baths:
nngei proiiienade deck ln ilic \\~orlil. (irc-licstrii.
I1 P. E Ill hd utllll Write" by Qh" ‘Dickens Promenade Dances. (ly_mniisliinri_, \\'\r:-_::_im;_ Only
i. in t e .
For rs sl ,Com lnlen on Rarmuhiiild- i P|-0¢|||¢¢(| By iieriinids si<-.iirri.-{__r_»{_l:____i:i:r2?___i_i:_- sl_\_______|______
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F¢'§:,nO§_ii‘r‘c‘ilies. fléltl- Hwfflni fi°‘°l" in viiizrsph Co Ol Am iris i Touns iinirlr. mi.. ni i.mn-ri n-ter.
heels mtotlvl- N" U- ° °° " " i 5 Ad ° ' 5 iiriiiitilii7.»nmi.ii-i. lllnrwr. 'l`If|=~‘l°- ""‘-~ 0*
Pl' ‘U ” c n“.‘|0n c llrrinmtn-Atllntlr l.ln_e,` 'H;0iIli’\\`nV-__N»_Y~
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68 Bayileld street., 0harlottei,nwvi_ L. I1, Blllbl.. im_1}_:_?_ti_f_i5 1 _ _  _
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“mess
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L 011. nervousness, bilin
%_':uPlll0_ __ I1- If your doct
2 TIIBH 568|(  H Q ogvaa|pm tw‘;le}Ean?t
NEVER ANY rAiLuRs
on oisippoinineni
. wi-ini __
I MAGIC “
BAKI N G
POWDER
.is uses.
ooNTA|Ns No/nun. '
COSTS NO MORE
THAN THE
ORDINARY KINDS.
MADE IN CANADA
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HALIFAX, June 24--The Murray
goveruiiient in Nova Scotia has been
retui‘ne<l to power, but with a dn-
creased_ majority. Whether the ma-
jority should lmve been larger oi
smaller or .whether indeed the old
government should have been upset,
is a question with which we have no-
thing to do, as in political mattcrc_
the 'Merchant takes no side. 'There ir
one thing, however. we should like lo
say in this connection, which is (~now
that the government is i'ctui'iicd) that
we hope ii. good round slim of money
will he appropriated annually to br
expended in advertising this provinci
abroad.
In our lust issue wc published two
interviews, one with Mr. Harris, pre-
sident of the Nova Scotia Steel :ind
Coal company, und thc other with
Mr. Bole, president of the National
Drug and Chemical company, both of
whom, from their observations in
Canaria and the old country, are of
the opinion that one of the greatest
needs of Novn Scotia, (and when they
said Nova-Scotia, they might as well
have said .the maritime provinces) is
advertising in other countries, and
more particularly in the niotherlanrl.
The fact of the mutter is that the nd-
ministratioii of ci province like Nova
Scotia should be very much like
the administration of ii large mercam
tile busiiness. There used to 'be a
time in the city of I-lrillfax when a
big retail store could be successfully
conducted without ony expenditure
for printer's ink. No one advertised
extensively then; therefore no one felt
the need ol it. But how would our
big stores get along today without
advertising?
Nova Scotia, New Bruiiswick and
Prince Edwnrrl Island may hc com-
pared to three stores doing business
in a tow-n called Canada. Alberta
and Saskatchewan come along with
up-to-datemethods and lots of money
for printer’s ink aiiiil immediately the
trade goes their way. (Ji course we
ure quite willing to iiflmit that we
have not the frcr lands, nor the
cheap lands, that they had in the
northwci-it when the new provinces en-
tered the advertising- arena. But
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Suitcases
A good strong hardwood trun k
covered with waterproof canvas and boiiod
with sheet iron .
Heavy brass bound h d d
slats and st,rong lifter bbltzi. 
Heavy frame bass, covered water-
proof canvas. Hardwood slats. Ball ended
brasses. Valence clamps brass lock and
:sole lcatlicr straps.
'Iron Bound........ .  . 
viiiranarrd nine bound _ _ _ _ .. _ $6.50
Steamer trunk of regulation size'
waterproof canvas covcrcd. Brass lock
and triiiiiliiiigs. llcavy lizirdivoocl
slrits...._._..................... 
_Same as above with viilcaiii'/.~
cd fibre binding and lczitlicr straps 
Suitcases
Suitcase of extra
$1.29 I it  I I
heavy _grziincd vulcaniz-
ed fibre.Brassilocksi'and
<T=1_1@;le§£lEr_li=iii<TlS
$1.29
22 inch $I.29 24 inch $139
26 inch $l.49 ‘
Suitcase of ]apanesc matting made
on a stecl frame. Brass lock and czitchcs.
Le ither handles. 24 inch $2.25
Some IIS above- Leather bound on
every edge 24 iii $100
Hcavy,Leatl1cr. _brass locks and
clamps, Linen lined. Cowhidc corners,
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every store that advertises docs not
tiilk prices nt all-they talk quality,
service, etc. We are not going to at-
tempt to give any expression of opin-
ion as to what the niaritiine pro-
vinces could advertise, because when
they enter upon such a program they
will have to appoint ailvertisiiig mun-
ligers whose business it will bc to find
this out, just as it is the business oi
the advertising iiiuiinger of a big
store tn fniiiiliariv.e hiniseli with the
storc's stock from day to :luv and
talk about what tlic liriu wish to
push.
We liavc no lioiiht that when we
como tq tiikc stock of what we
have in thc provinces wc shall be able
to tcll fi i~itoi'y that will intcrest.a
great many ncoplr: ovcr in the mo-
therland. And cvcu tho our story
should interest many people less than
enthusiasts like ourselves might he
inclined to predict we will still get
the rl=.l;iii‘ii in other ways. There is
something besides people that we
want in this country. We Want
money for iiivestnicnt in our indust-
ries, anil the more people in England
read about us nf a character that
ier .will it be for us to dip our hands
in their pockets.
In saying what wc have said-above
wc are not forgetting that the Nova
Scotia departnieiit. of immigration
has_bccn doing some advertising, hilt
it has been un ii very small scale.
We think that some results have -been
achieved. But the work is very ln-
adequate. We must talk as loud as
others if we are going to 'be heard,
and our advertising must he as strong
as others if we are to attract the at-
tention we want. The :ulvertising de-
partment of a new store is one that
must not he starved. The same
theory obtains with respect to a new
coiintr e
y. 
I was cured of Brnnchltis and Asth-
ma by MINARD’S IJNIMENT.
MRS. A. LI\rN-ISTONE.
Lot 5, P/E. I.
_ I was cured ol a severe attack of
Rheumatism by MINARD'l~l IJINI-
MENT.
T was cured ol ii severely sprained
leg hy MINAHIYS l.INlMF,N'l‘.
JOSHUA A. WYNAFI-I'l‘.
will increase confidence in us, the ess- ‘-
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date
English-1, Rowan McKenzie; 2,
Luel
and
Latin-_1, Rowan MacKenzie; 2, Em-
ma
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OUR REDIOS
Green cloth for polisliiug liruss.
Yellow cloth for for polishing silver.
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Arithmetic-l, Rowan Mackenzie; 2,
ith Match; 3, Marlon Vlckerson.
Geometry-l, Belle Westaway; 2,
Rowan MacKenzie; 3, Margaret Dirt.
Ed
Bridgewater,
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'l`lic following is tlic result of the`l
r‘s work ln the l‘rincipal’s De-
le Westaway and Margaret Munn.
French-1, Rowan MacKenzie; 2,
ura Driscoll; 3, Margaret Munn. '
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ment at the MacDonald Consoli-
d School:
la MacMillan; 3, Margaret Munn
Belle Westaway. 
Jenkins and Marlon .Vlckerson; 3,
story-1, Belle Westnway; 2, Ro-
MacKenzle; 3, lruella MacMil-
elle Westaway; 3, Edith Mutch.
Algebra-l, Rowan MacKenzie; 2,
lddith Miitch; 3, Einiiiu Jenleliis.
Botany-l, Rowan MacKenzie; 2,
Florence Martin; 3, Emma Jenkins.
Agriculture-1, Belle Westaway; 2,
Rowan MacKenzie; 3, lruella Mac;
Millan and Emma Jenkins. i‘
Physiology-l, Belle Westaway and
Rowan MacKenzie; 2, Florence Mar-
t n: 3, Emma Jenkins.
Manual Training-l, Rowan Mac-
_lienzle; 2, Russell Jenkins; 3, Earle
Ings and Mlnter Keeping.
Household Seience...1, Helen Kelly;
2, Lena Pippey and Edith Mutcb; 3,
Florence Martin
Physical Ciilture (girls)-1, Edith
Mutch; 2, Helen Kelly; 3, Emma
Jenkins.
Physical Culture (boys)--I, Earle
Ings; 2, Russell Jenkins; 3, Mlnter
Keeping and ltowsii Maclienzle. 
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