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'» ` requires and will doubtless yet becomea
L_: 'A _V model prohibitory law. We desire lo
2, _   record our appreciation of the fai
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Moexnocu, llI'ch:Tluly 5-A sail boat. A
THB GUAXDIAIB ua
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Momma culanulrl M"--=~ -~“~ rs'- +-
, __ recently said:“0ur social system ls dylug;‘
containing seven pleasure-seekers, was
capsized in Muskegon lake yesterday, and ,_
FRIDAY' JULY snmt oasteis losing its held oa the .Hindu
four of the occupants were drowned in
view oi hundreds of spectators.
PEOPLE WITH BAD BREATH T
Generally suffer from Catarrh and should
use Catarrhonne inhaler four times H0
daily, and be cured. The pleasant scented ,W
Cstarrhozone vapor spreads through
every air passage of the breathing organs, ly
and reaches the very r0ct of the disease
mind.” Railways, street urs, schools
aznuws vifw or ru: me "“’ °°‘“‘° ""°“ '“ °"'*°’ ""° °‘°‘°
he visit of King Edward fo his royal
contact, and treat them as equals.
‘ """ , Modern civilization isa great leveller in,
the way ofleveliing up from below. It
UMW- 91° Germ" E“’|»’”'°"» ‘"3 m°d° Lihas its faults and defects, no doubt, but
5 i-lm” Wh" 55°" ‘"5 "me °°\‘°*°“t' is inhnitely\better than the iron bonds “
adverse feeling between Britain and at clsmmd
at once; it kills the germs, purlfles and ,md G°n“°°»7' Thu' i’ 5 “"9 i“d“°'»
cleatses the mucous surfaces, and erradl- gl-“I and comme,-c|,} rnury buween the ,
cams every vestige of catarrh in a short
time W
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P“'.°»""e" b"°"'“h'h'e° 'mm h""d“ch°1 little jealous of Britain's naval supre. mrwud by Sh wmhm unlock' Tm
rUl'0Z'DR H1-ld l1iBUi1ll`R¢ BN ll\liC|l|Y 5°' leading Canadian cities have long had
rivea from the use of Catarrhozone In- macy and her vast colonial ernplre,while
huler, Compbte oulllt, guaranteed to
o countries. Germany is possibly a'
f
cure' cows $1 [D mul Fin 25° Dm the British alliance with Japan andthe
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*mu* or N_ C Poison & C0 _ Kings,Dn_ recent samament Wm) Frmce Me nut venience so far not extended to Charlotte
Ont. R town. Now Toronto is to have the more
Dn. l;l1l_\|u.'roN's Pu.1_s STL\1uLa'rs 'mn hi
ether congenial to the German
heathenism. 
Postal improvements are being pushed
ree delivery by carriers, a modern con~
r9c4.
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CIF honor
Rnlier
. -Any good girl desiring permanent em ,
ploymeut should apply at this omog ,L
once. '_ .
-Excellent preparations are being
made"to make the Sunday School Picnic
at Wiltshire next Wednesday oqmnd
success. 7 2|
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Lrvsn.
-Souvenir poslal cards of Prince Ed-
ward Island, a variety to select from for in
088
the press regards the King's visit and 1
te. It ll therdom of Interest tu speedy pneumatic system, for which as
learn how German opinion as reflected ww °t $l65'm0 has been "sud In Pap
lament. Tubes wlllbe laid down undcrk
ul 0 LS (1 fr (Jil tdbiilll
sale by A. Brown, stamp vendor in the the King b|l1l5€U‘ H0" I9 ~ ill DUI? tha A Tlemlalr wigut; ghjsl; “rs me l
Charlottetown Post office. S d Lf wh", the Tagblatt, a leading Berlin e ml y D `
sure swiftly to other stations in various
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. 'l  _   Q moreover place the inforcement of the
-- - . . _ ~-_~ -_ --» journal has to say:
2-_-2'” _ __
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mu no sous.. ‘ ,
The hotter the weather, the `,
more yon’ll enjoy the satisfy-
ing deliciousness of `
Sovereign
M Lime Juice
lil' It is ills e juice of the
“ Wet India Lge. Costs only
Kc a glass.
, ilm 2l¢a B06 A »o1"r|.r
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nouns, a.a.
  
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political conclusions.
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5   _ V “Mi by R H Jenkins as fcilowsz-
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 V 5.75  ,`¢__/ \ the community, and we look to the en-
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“The Kings visit ls of a serious and far
f ,_.- _ hin importance lent to it by the
.- 1 :a:;oua|l;lty of the visitor and the task   
he has taken on himself since he asoenjed
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the ihl'0l1¢- Thi! “HW is '-° l"`°3¢"° met at 2.30 Saturday afternoon The de
peace in Europe at any cost, certainly v tional services were led by Deacon W.
“mt m me lawns” of Enghmm but uso B I-lcwait. The report on denominational
for humanity's sake, the love for which gmnture W" 'emma' The "W" W”
lllls the King`s heart. He knows no k
greater ambition than to be Prince of The following resolution was moved by F.
Peace and work for peace. If Ono J' 116888 D. Davidson seconded by W. McLeod and
the King otherwise than in the light of a
peaoemaker, one is bound to form Wrong
parts of the city.
The Baptist Association at East Point
0 , .
iscussed by W. B. Howatt, R. H. Jen-
Ins,Pastors Belyes,Davidson and passed.
d.
Resolved, That this Association hereby
re-affirm the belief held by Baptists from
"'l‘act and loyalty are the principal the days ofthe apostles until now, that
features of the King’s ohhmotor. Bild. the Bible is the only supernatural revela-
acoordlng to people who ought to know, tion from God and was given to the world
he would never lend himself t0 any through men elected and inspired by the
- political intrigue. We may rest BSSUFBG Holy Spirit; and further that the Bible is
on that point. Nc, the King DOIIISH D05 the only infallible rule for Christian faith
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_l _ many |n the eyes of Russia, nor to mini Christ.
mlze the llDD0l'0B1\°'° °f the A"“l°`
gf! French agreement; he simply comes as a by 9, rising vote. _
mesunger of peace, intending no harm to
This resolution was passed unamlcnsly
the following compllmen-»v'\ aldress.
Sm,-We the ofllcers nc..-~ o.u...i _aio iecl
cfllcersand men of No 1C ., 62 Har.
appreciating your excellent serv.;-es' as
Captain of this Company, a ri yr ur kind-
n
ca not allow the ausplr-lou occasion of
your recent marri age lo pus' by with' ur
showing in some way the \ .r\ ~h-gh re,,axd
_ we feelloryou personally ».nl :ur estl~
The report nn Systematic Benevolence
. mtio ofth c ice h ' d d
anybody, and working only i.0WBFC\S was)-fad by Rev l* D Davidson and dis 3 u as rv ayou Le ran we
CAPT. A. J. B. MELLISH.
Of No. x Company, Sznfi Regiment.
TUE m°'Db"i 01 N01 C0-. 9-lid. Regt- 'he .\i`ltia of this province, ani your
yesterday afternoon ureaeuled 'heir ~
captain Arthur J. B ldellish with a
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beautiful s=lver waiter acc wpanieri by W1," iv .. »- ask y u -0 gwgpg this
Qu »n and country on the battlefield of
sl'ght r.un-in 1 unc.-, an-1 we all join in
extendlmr to Mrs. Melllsh as well as
_yu ursrli \ ur ilmvilaat guol wishes for
much happiness, material prosperity and
advancement in the Mrliiia of Canada.
Signed on behalf of the Company.
wa. 11 ramman, Ligue. ‘
Wm A M.K-P, Lieut. '
J Cnandler, Col. Sergt.
Captain Mflish replied felicitlousl)-I
-The return fare to 'Wilt.h|ro
next Wednesday will _ just ons;
you il) cents, children 5) cents. 7 5 2|
-There are picnics and picnics. The
Sunday School cf Gnoe Church always
make it a point to give entire satisfaction
to those who zo. Nekt Wednesday is the
der- 7 d 2|
-W.th their usual enterprise the Mark
Wright Furnishing , Go., have secured
oontro!flcrP. E. Island ofa lalaenumber
or the lssest furniture- design har hu.
The gocdaars hoist madefb! tin best
factories in the Dominion. Hr. Wright
personally made selection right st the
different factories. They promise the
furniture buying public, not only the best
value-but the very latestfdesigns. Goods
will arrive here in August and September.
-Horse races will bs held on the
Georgetown Trotting park on July 20th.
Three classes-vis:
Free for all (mixed) Pune $100.00
*L50 class (mixenl Purse 60.00
Green Race [mixed] Purse will
- Entrance fee 10 per cent of Pune. ply-
able, ii per cent on nomination and 5 per
cent evenlnif |’¢f°'° m°°'
Entries close July 14th at 8 o'c1ock p. m.
Five horses to enter. three or more to
start in_ each race. Purse divided 50, £1, 15
and 10 mr wht
Refreshments and amusements of all
kinds provided on Kl‘°\\“d°-'D' A'
Stewart, Sec'y. 3 m "' f& " Ld'
universal tolerance. We know of no waged by Bm; A W Storm, J D M¢LL.od__ - -
I I i'
nobler or more honorable mission than \V McLeod Bro Lesmin Revs H G Core '
l ll. Y
J Webb, and Dr Kelrsteazi. The report
on Temperance written by J K Ross was
e cannot be too strongly censored in the
ligbtoi God's word and the teaching of
science and reason. We recognize in the
liquor traffic the great enemy of the
Christian Church, the home, the individual
and believe in set king by every legitimate
means its over-throw. We are working
in harmony with Him who was manltesed
to destroy the works cf the evil one. We
would re-affirm our antagonism to the
whole liquor buslncss including the
reverue derived from it. We can never
sanction thc licensirg or prcmoling
of this great evil by any human legfs.
lation. Our position as Baptists le and
ever has been for tolal prohibition for the `
nation and total abstinence for the
individual. We rejoice today that the!
sale of lntoxicants for beverage purposes
is illegal in every part cf this Province
and that the law is being respected and
enforced tca Rreliel' degree than any
. S,
they exist, do so simply on sufferance of
lightened public conscience to demand
The movement to have the Provincial
prohibitory law adopted all over the
lsland in place of the Canada Temperance
Act has much to commend it, as the
penalties under the Prohlhitory Law
are much severer,' and it admits
more stringent enforcement. It w
law in the hands of the local Government
which is more amenable to the sufferageei
of the people than mDominlon meas
thful
dperslstent efforts of the Temperance
actmentof this law and the efficient
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and liluslins
Prices..
Low price is notthe only attraction in the list mentioned
below-even more important is the fact that the goods are
f'  9. `
Flannel Suits for men
White and Colored Vests
Crash and Straw Hats
enforcement of it through competent
prosecutors. We also wish toexpress our
5 i Take it cool,we have all kinds of cool clothes. "P°'°°'°°i°l1 sf lim Jvdivisrr 0! the'
$9 oo lprcvlnce in vindlcatirg the honor of the
a
'__' _4 _  W l Alliance ofthls Province in securing the
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$ I .O0 tO $3.00 mercenary exlgencles. `
thus placing it above nil cal
25c to $2.50 f
strictly up-to date -the patterns and color effects are those
for which one would willingly pay full prices. The goods
are shown on tables in centre o store. `
4 pieces of Fancy Dress Muslius, marked 38c for -
The Texile Panama Hat
Soft bosom Fancy Shirts 65c to $2.00
Fancy Hose 25c to 65c ‘
Summer Underwear in Balbriggau and
Wool 5oc tc $3.50 suit
Two oz Felt Hats in light colors $2.00 each
Fifteen dozen new Negiigee shirts just opened,
made with plain or pleated front priced $1.00 to
$2.00 each.
You'll find these a delightful change from the
same old patterns so many stores are showing you
now.
And with a purchase of $1.00 or over you get a
guess at the World's Fair tickets and the $27 ex-
penses.
Why not try it, you'vejust as good a chance as
anybody else. _
Prizes are 2 tic¥ts and $27 in cash, compell-
7 5c each
- tion closes last of ju y.
Prowse Bros. ,
- The Wonderful Cheap Men.
L_-
Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure
in ten minutes,
(To be noni lnned)
WANTED-A case of headache that`
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1 piece of Fancy Mercerized Lawn, marked goo for -
zo pieces of Fancy Dress Musliu, “specia.l”_ - -
5 pieces of Fancy Dress Goods, marked 6 5c _for -
3 pieces of Fancy Dress Goods marked 48c; for -
CF' PE!S’.§!.N§...@.'
SUNNYSIDE.
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- 2.0¢ rd. ,
- 15:: yd. .
~ ' ' l0c rd.
' - .45¢'3'¢_|f
- 351: rd.
v CO., ,
is the ideal preparation for
all snnburned or chafened
surfaces In the first
place it is an antiseptic
preparation, removing all
the inflammation- then it
la softening and healing-
makes the skin like velvet
Once used, alws s used
Price 25c per gottle
Prepared and sold only by
A W Rtdllili Plllll B
The Square Druggist
Sunnyside
British °
Almond Al
Pink. l A
ment For particulars address
Charlottetown,
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5 p c 20 Year Gold Bonds of
in mini llrsissuaruus cu “‘
(ASSETS OVER S27 000 000.00 l
for sale in iota to snlt purchasers and on easy terms of nav
Manager
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Ifvcn wsata ‘ ,ln hose
wear the Qxsck Cam, 7 d, ff.
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