ikxoursions To Pictou
‘ ‘fade are the deli to buy.
_ We have just received 50 dozen Pre-
‘Raspberries-
jji years of age, to attend a store, one who
Street, adjoining residerc 1 of Dr.: Kelly.
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ll
_,L_ 5, 3. .. ` _`,,_ 1_1 5.1.7* f,';==~5;?;;,y,'”.€. ‘{§»i cj
5' -3 _.  ~ ,_ . -...~__, . _ ...__ c.. ‘,__\v.=,..-e.. .,‘e»...~.;c.»_.;-`.>-.,1__;_>.¢».__'-:-.'~.-:;; #} 
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THE fill'/*Tl"‘TAN UV-7 'A R' fl""l`P’f°fl`W'\’ Pl'il\'f`Tl‘ T‘ll\V_A'Pl'\ TSI .A ND. I
\, snsnmensu
ill] linto, Ladies’
 "fl Oilords
Muon Sense.
Are the names of our new Ox-
ford Shoes in Black. “Victoris,”
g and “Common Sense” are made
of lne Dong »la, turn sole.
f_ Lady Minto is made of Vici
Kid, turn sole. These shoes
-' an made to permit a free
_ movement of the feet, and yet
be stylish and comfortable.
 ||lilli|S 8s SMITH,
Queen Street, Corner below
_ ` London House.
malls -_”' F
I-'DR SALE.
“IEWLAIIIS”
'lhe late Residence of Malcolm
leheod, Q. C., Charlottetown Roy-
akyy, containing twenty and three
qnrtnr acres.
.Apply to
D. C. McLEOD,‘
Solicitor
‘Q’town, June 20th, dtf
:T _ 5-4 al* T
.
*ia last Plum! Im at Spills; a
liai Bly
Return Tickets good Ipr day of issue
July will be sold on Steamer ‘-Prin
ease” for one dollar and titty cents
aah. .
Fare will include l`ea on_ return voy-
age. Steamer leaves halt peat nine local
.teturua about nine in the evudng.
By Order. "
F. W. HALES,
Seerrtarv Clftown Steam Nav.Co., Ltd.
ce°um»,_Je1y 7, 1900, ati
-er#-L A __,
NEW HERRING.
Jas! received 25 barrels Labrador
lmring. These Herring are not large
@i¢you prefer llavor and qmliiy
We have also in stock rome large fat
Cape Breton Herring. We can supply
he above ia barrels for the wholesale
aide. also in 1 bbla, Q bbla, pevls, and
y the dozen ior the retail trade.
Preserve Jars.
£'leJars in :less and itone. The
above will be sold cheap to clear out
'i lot.
Weean dll orders for Raspberries
bythe pail. Leave your orders early.
A lull stock of groceries on hand all
at the ioweet possible prices.
if F. IAIIIIIGAI & 00.
Lower Oueen Str-°* 'J
.Tekpho ne connection.
IMITS. LOSTS. FOUND, ETC
WANTED-A smar‘, stea ly boy, about
.giazshizdosérigéefiltpipience preferred. App ly
ro LET.-nwelimg house on KET;
Apply on premises to F. F. Kelly.-11 tf.
HOUSE T0 LE'I'-On Prince Street
between King and Dorchester Streets.
with latest improvements. Possession
given first September, occupied at present
l[rs.\Vicl-iwire. aug86i ,
LOST.-Last evening on the St. Peters
.-1 Union Road, a new carriage apron. The
finder will please leave it at D. Stewart’s
Kent St. Eclipse Bakery. 3 tf.
T0 LEP-Dwelling on Eusto St. Ea t.
Apply to Chas McGregor. Z3 tf’.l S
`WANTED:-A stuart, Steady b0y 8.b0l1t
l8years ofage who understands looking
iftrf horses and is d d ak
C0 'S BD an Call ID 8
Iimeeif general useful abouta house
Between Jerusalem and
Kerak.
To facilitate trutlic between Jerusalem
and Kerak. the ancient capital of the land
of Moab, a line of motor boats is to be
placed on the Dead sea. When Moses
enjoyed his Pisgah vision ol’ the Promised
Land it did not include electrically pro-
pelled boatsdoingbusiness where Jordan's
A waters lose themselves.
, ---Q-__
Prohibition Train.
NEW Yoax, August 8.-John 
lWoolley and Henry B. Metcalf, candi-
dates toimpuesident and vice-president on
the prohibition ticket will travel _across
the United States and back on a special
prohibition train. A The conductors,
engineers and _train men in charge of the
train will be prohibitionists, or at least
non-drinkers. Thespecial will probably
‘ start from Chicago early in October.
__ , l + W
No Lady Would Do
' Such a. Thing.
No lady would take her watch when
out of order, to the Bret pxerson who dis-
pla ed the sign “ Watc es Regulated
an¢{Repaired.” But she would carefully
en uire for a man whose acknowledged
skill entitled him to take in charge the
delicate mechanism.
How much more careful should a
woman be, when she herself is disor-
derded, not to entrust the delicate and
complex mechanism of her being to the
first man or woman who displays the
i sign “ Medical Advice Given.” No sign
is to be trusted which says “ Medical
Advice Given ” and stops there. Medi-
cal _advice can be given only by a phy-
sician. An accredited physician wil put
his title with his name. Suppose a sign
reads, “Medical Advice Given by a
Man.” What woman would not in-
stantly say, "The fact of being a mal
doesn't qualify him to give medical ad-
vice. He must be a physician to do
that.” But suppose the sign reads:
“ Medical Advice Given by a Woman.”
Is not the fact just as patent that being
a zmnaan does not qualify her to give
medical advice. The woman must be
a physician to do that. Medical advice
szlen byan unskilled woman is just as
man.
genousasifgivenbyauunskilled
In inviting sick and ailingwoman to
consult him by letter without charge,
Dr. Pierce points to an experience and
practice of over thirty cars, devoted
specially to diseases  to women.
In that time Dr. Pierce and his associate
ataK of medical specialiststiiave auccem~
fully treated more than half a million
women. All correspondence is treated
as strictly private and sacredly conhden-
tial. Letters are pmigptly answered, and
the answers are mail in perfectly Elgin
envelopes, _without any printing pon
them. Write without fee and without
f&l' to  R. V. Pierce, chief consult-
ing physician to the Invalids’ Hotel and
l Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
IRATIONS POR ‘ATKlllS’
__ ,_,_ ___ y _y _ _ ,_ _(_, of every varietyof climate. Fresh meat
(illlll Slllllil lil lllllll.
The annual Scottish Gathering oi
the Clans under the auspices ci the
BALEUUNIA CLUB
` -- 0F--
P. E. ISI.».A.K ID
WILL BE HELD AT O
s uns ugoono rin
Wednesday. Aug. 22.
l>'l‘rains leave Charlottetown at 7.50
pc il; Georgetown, 6 50, local, stop
ing at all intermediate stations.
Return t'ckets from Charlotte-
termediata stations at proportional
r- tes.
For train arrangements prize liar
and advertisements in newspaper
D R McLENNAN, Rec Sec.
JOHN Mc t‘l:iEE, President,
‘;1Le£¢sa onlie. A ' Julyilioi 'Y 2.3 2"&"'>d- ~ `
'ao Burcirsiis AND OTHER -1 ‘ i* 4--' t ’
fiuleeal del ered S ce
' ` ° " ` ° RSNHRH
...............': . °i,:. an  H*
_van:_v. or Geo. r.-Zi tf. ‘
E’
A‘housn containingseven
9`],l§§ll2
so
LET. A  D
` Block. Alf  Pig..
ake .
- w.
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“ii a_§..»`~|..
Mayan
e  _-is 'iDen_t_is=
electricity or by the Berlin
Kethod
extras. -fl without pain.
~.
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Pllllll
ii ...ei
or.
.designed for the rough handling they are
town 85 ci n F, Georgetown 85c. In  
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Retu'n tickets will he issued from. T °
all stations west of Royalty J-nur-tion Tha G- Al G
at one first-class fare on Aug. 2lsr  mg" 6, -YP-'1  _
gcod to return on Aug. 23rd.  Soda, Lemon Sour evc, mann.  1
hill full Particulars see ‘Programme iii fwtured by us are unfqu _'HJ 
Iver - i as summer beverages, When
MEAT FOR
THE ARMY
-l.
.
Thos J. Lipton has a
large Order
Provisions Will Be Prepared
Under Government
Supervision.
Chicgo Aug.]8-Thesfeoderal government
has asked the Chicago packers to submit
bids for furnishing 2,000,000 pounds of
fresh, salted, and canned meats for the
American soldiers in nie Phunpnies and
in the Orient. The requisition was re-
ceived yesterday by Major W. L. Alexan-
der of the commissary department, and is
the largest single requisition yet made by
the War department. The following
packers have submitted bids:
These meats are to be specially prepared
under government formulas and made to
withstand tropical climates. The total
expenditure will be in the neighborhood
of $225,111). .The meats are to be ready for
shipment within thirty days, and are to
go direct to San Francisco, there to be
loaded into transports for Manila and the
Orient.
nations ron “Tommy a'rKiNs.”
Bseides this large order, Robert Mair of
the Thomas J. Lipton company says his
ilrm has just received an order for 50511)
pounds of hams for the British “Tommy
Atkins,” to be shipped before Sept. 1,
With these big orders in sight and the
present, heavy -demand for Cape Nome,
the Klondike, and the German trade, the
packets will be compelled to run their
plants overtime to meet the demands and
dll their orders with any kind of prompt-
ness.
Shipments of food stuns from Chicano
salt meats and canned goods hermetically
sealed and prepared to withstand thesiege
for the soldiers in the Phillippines and in
China is obt8illed|11'i!¢l!fmin'the markets
of Australia. In' addition to silt :nests
Chiwilo sh lame uautities of lard
salt pork, and almost every description oi
canned goods. Supplies are securely
packed in crates and heavy wooden boxes
likely to receive at the hands of the com-
missary. Large shipments of bacon are
made from Chicago each month in crates
or in cans of nine, three, or one pound
capacity. Canned corn beef is also need
by the army, butan inspector from the
commimary department is detailed to
watch the illling of every can of this com-
modity aud to see-also that each can is
properly marked and numbered. 1
_
Be,ntley’s is not simply the best _Lin
ment, but it isa soon naar. ni=.'rrn:n than
any other. It is a strong White Liniment
that is powerful, penetrating, yet clean to
use. The small bottle contains 2ozs. and
sells for 10c. Money back if' you do not
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Temptations

I _
properly served no drinks are
more refreshing or pleasing.
f\\‘l
5 H SIUIUHS 
_ `.!%_
 ._»._»::-»_-:-;=
KODERN DENTISTRY, crown and   V  
wow ° ' - .   __»
,»__ _ -f _ _
4.:-a ‘%2f\-f~ ‘
_. Ei. l_`_, _

?’ 
Q 
me
How THE lmars ARE PREPARED. ‘
to the armies in the Held consist largely of -
-_ _ qj »».>f `-~'1 -5
¢hii>i>>d  N14 when-.; HWS'
Aslryour grocer for them. 'lp' '
  
Sickness Policies  
s _
Pamtiiesnbiinrisitav by me ef _ f -‘;_0F  ;
had
, A teaspoonful of
what ‘do You Drink in  We?
When you are warm, tired _and thirsty, 8piIl\8  }’°u hd 'MQW Q
iced drinks furnish only temporarv relief.
f _ Rvws Emroocem   f
- inaglassofordinary cooldrinking-wateristhellnd1=é1¢fFli“2$Ud”?°d@@
` obtainable. It not only _quenclies the thirst, but lowers tlae"`t'empere.tnre of the &od.
It is better and cheaper than any mineral water or so-called summer drink,
‘ L
,ga pamphlet explaining the many uses of this scientiic preparation will be inailedlifée ol
use is ri.. Abbey izsefmeeez sm cempeey, Limited. llwtml-
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS, 25cead Goc a BQ.
First of the Season
on 'run

2 O
LIST OF EVENTS.
1. Oie Heli mile Bifryoe (handicap)
2. 220 Ynrds run. (handicap)
8. Hose Reel Competition, 1 mile.
open vo firemen.
4. One Mi e Blcycle.
5. Dr ll Competition. open to com-
panies Boys’ Brigade ,
6. Relay Race, one mile, 4 runners.
Companies
_ 7. Th:ee mile Bicycle. (handicap-)
8 Hurdle Race, 120 yards
9. High jump. _
10. Une-half Mile Run, (hardcopy)
Enfry fee 25 cents for _each event;
entries to be in the .minds _ of- the
Secretary at 2 p. ni. on Monday 13 b.
Reireshments on Grounds.
B-ind of 4th Regiment in aitendancef
` Grand S and.
‘ B. C. BROWSE, REG STEWART.
President. i Secretary.
Aug. 8 lw. '
lllllRll_l_llllll 8P0llS 
Glillllllli UF THE G. A. A. A.,
Tuesday Evn’g, Auf. llih 1900. A
one qu.;-:er mile each. opei io M.liiia }0_ 3;_ E_ 3, 1>_ 4g,,,,¢__
I _ _ \ l _  
25 cents admits to Grounds and]
I
his ,lf , | 1 1 Q
_{_ _ . _
fismusis
, 7 _SLAUGH TEL;
IN CHINA
_l ' i
TRAl`lP lT'PAl`lPl
--They are  for -
China-It’s not the
‘~P:E:B.:_|:isr"
are beyond the comprehension of every
day buyers. Our Dinner Sett-s and Toilet
If you want VALUE; if you want f
ION, go to the only place where you can
tthem `
W.. P. CGLWILL,
8*
Sunnyside. P. E. lsland’e Greatest
d 159 books in/the oily. ‘ V_‘
The frcfhese ann' beat assort-
.ment of confectionery.
Dem, mise seeing those souvenir 
shells of pl icea of interest on P. E. `
A full supply of views of P. E., __
‘i Sliced&tes
 -BooltofR2lston
 .
W
UC
wi
The S. S. POLINO of the Dobell
Line, is due from ldmtreal on
Monday, Aug. 13th. and wi=1 sail for
Sydncy, North Sydney. and St.John’s,
‘Ntid., carrying produce, etc., under
deck and live stock on deck at lowest
rates.
For further information as to
freight and passage apply to
N. RATTENBURY,

.iiiiiig
iiiiiazi
if
o
perso_ »-
cups irrevery
Bfs:akfast'Food
eeisef-oeiereainiy
, Acoupon in every package,
securesacopy.
PQI BALI IY _
.lEl\Kll\S & SON
TheCornerGrocei-s,
Tia Hevv Trad of Ferl, Don’t Neglect   .,‘;,°;;’.“°°“°"°‘
Y   Ang94w
‘°AbS¢nt°Mind¢d A _If you allow your watch _to run ,___-
Beggafsf’ p, uoolong without cleaning, or with
____ l damaged parte itmaybe worn ao bad 
an People W1.. H". net. vm. ltimfpggcgufefgyé lil; “=9:°ln°s_ 5 b;
Abetih, dl( ohtihe ' "’°l°“m11I
onfv Phe.: JE.; 1>..:i"irALiJE in V°“f_W°'°h, D°°*°_' md if is “wi °fi WOLFWLLB’
,he Chilm Line is at lrepairs he will advise you accordingly  U I D
oI_.vvIL:|:..'s ' “iv’§'§'6“Z§`£'° ’°`" '..,..."°-"' ..,..... "°
__ on our _
C _ . mont turning out Hi-st-class :ark only, W? si§W9gh 
WC all Wkglllg 8  Wil' With  , WR GUARANTEE ALL QUB WQBK; if you 000138 D8 ale ai'l|7tW0
prices just now. You should have not given ns a trial it will pay nn eudomelgcptgegligariflg
' youtodosoand wewill be pleased de rtmeiits.
ti I
At our Store someday this week,and it l no me you M GREAT GMM! snuff' ' . ear  om
will give you some idea of how we are W W N T . n
conducting one onine campaign. The e e  I  f)P°]§l»l
prices ht which we oifer China. Tea. Setts, ` y v
‘ W
e
rseinfeoma ses e._...e¢....£ ,-
_ ' ' _  _' ;;» 3 V - l
BARGAINS; if .you want SATISFAC-  :~ ‘   p
T ` ` `   _ . _ 'A “ ’ `
f Codec Spoons, etc.”
Sunnyside Queen  _ A ._
ala ’ I
rtlllolal intl
in    M559" for-t ,»     iiimssaiiuilflce-im
 $5,000,~ ` l Cay' aesicemef.  '."'°===.=°°<1°='=.h'=\>=.¢B°ir1iIi=1=,;i 
~ f' ~ °  ~. fan if _  m, ¢.e_io;;;. m. .."“°““°~ 
“W1 “fav Sie   e DILJ. P.   in
ill. S 
llanalinn
On August
Lpwfato Roinid Trip
beonsslefrom all 0 P
iuNewBrifnswi*.» 3,
toe
Aug lltll bl 17th
F08 YBIHB
_ Jeweler
Sign of the Big Watch
Seitea.:°eé1lsoexcepti»»uali=f low in price,  - __ T  D B
._ p ; I I I . Q
and .here is a general boom in all staple \‘ .
.r , 4| Aug 94w
shes of Crockeryware. Enamelled Ware
at cut,-throat prices. » 1 it , » _
SAY 1; J   ` ’ ”‘ _