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the household
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Like baby himself, though small
bring; happiness, because it is s
good for baby’s skin, and makes hi
so fresh and nice.
IAIYS OI! SOAP is made from
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pre-eminently THE nursery soap of
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THE
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are the largest manufacturers of HAY-
nrc 'roots in the Umrnn STATES.
WE CARRY a. full line of their
I" cjnlgfg for wood or steel f-racks,
Sllgls, Double and Supple llay Forks,
tlml. Steel and liav llids Busted Pulleys. i
Steel Granules, floor lloills. llay lions.
oc- cc.
Bargains lor July
il carriages and Harness.
om' SPYNS Importation is cleazierl out. and
we h»\veJn<r. rccciv d pwn more .-.irlozirla of
the Tuahope Hlgh.Grade Carriages.
which we siillsell l: l;-.~ :Z -s n`l h-
im. It tm°"»»-.il ni -'col-slit.” ‘X `°‘~ Y
_ Y _ lIl» ~ iyiugc 'it on eor sou
*ln \’9Zl'et it. "Large sales and small profits”
is our motto. Our sales arethe large.-it on re-
cord in our business. _
Everything we sell is first class und fully
warranted. Buy from us and save money
A. Home at co.
SAVE THE MUTHEBS
Dodd's Kidney Pills Their Only
Safety in Female Diseases.
You have seen a. flower ni
frost, fade and die in the Bugiiwtilig
beauty. That is how women die when
nttackedbyanyofthediseasespeculiar
L to their sex.
5 Woman’s burdens are woefully
' heavy. Her sufferings are agonizing,
Her patience is grand. Diseasepreys
upon her. The light dies out of her
eyes, _her steps become slow and
dragging; she loses flesh; grows
oellow, listless, droops like a Bower.
Then .fb dies. Her family is' left to
the cold mercy of the world.
“ Mother's dead l " What apiteons
phrase. What suderings have been
endured- before it was used. Why
should mothers, wives, sisters suffer
nd. Dodd’s Kidney
thoroughly cum
enkness. They
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W. C. T. U. Convention;
The annual meeting of the Prov. W.'
C. T. U. opened yesterday morning at
10 o’clock-Mrs Strong in the chair.
The meeting opened with devotional
exercises, conducted by the President,
Mrs Strong.
The interim minutes were then read
by Mrs. Matheson and adopted by the
convention.
The following committees were ap.
poiuted:--
Credentials -Mrs Cook, Mrs Mc-
Pherson.
Courtesy-Mrs Poole, Mrs Large.
After roll call the Tressurefs report
was rcfd by Mrs Poole, Total receipts,
$276 -ill ; expenditure, $221.45 ; balance
on h nd, $55.04.
Next followed Mrs Holman‘s report
or Purity and Mothers’ Meetings.
Charlottetown held meetings regularly.
Mothers’ meetings were held too in
Kemlngton and Bedeque.
A discussion followed, in which Mrs
Baker, Mrs Brennan, Miss McNeill and
othe s took part.
Tue report of parlor meetings was
nad by Mrs Baker who reported five
meetings. held in Elmsdale, two in
Kensigtou. four in Sutumerside, and
two in Charlottetown. Omer unions
did not send reports.
work was also read by Mrs Baker. The
outlook for the future was bright. as all
unions have taken up this department of
work.
In the discussion that followed the
members agreed in considering this the
most important department of ull. ‘In
the absence of Miss Wilkieson of Alber-
ton, the report on Railway work, was
read by Mrs Matheson. This report
emphasized the necessity of “Sowing
beside all waters." The reports were
all adopted.
Before the close of the morning’s ses-
sion a noontide prayer meeting was
held, led by Miss McNeill, at the close
of which the convention adjourned to
meet at 2 B0 in the Baptist Church.
The distinctive feature ofthe after-
noon session was a memorial service in
memory of the late Francis Willard.
which was admirably led by Mrs Dr
Sprague of Summerside and was spoken
to by Mrs Holman, Mrs Brennan and
others.
In the evening Mrs Brennan read an
excellent paper on How Evolution Ev
olves, showing the formative influenc-
es of heredity and environment, and
drawing lessons therefrom. Miss
Phelps, Rev Mr Corey and several oth-
ers took part in the interesting discus-
sion which followed.
There will be three services to-day as
usual, the Welcome Service which is
hoped to be a specially interesting one.
to take place this evening.
nspsiss w. u. A. s. \
The annual meeting of the W.M.A S.
of the Baptist churches of P E 1, con-
vened in the public hall at North River
at 2.30 p m, Monday July 4th. The
vice-president, Mrs D Price of Tryon
presided, and in the absence of the
Prov-Secretary, Miss M D Davis of
Charlottetown. Mrs J C Spuir of Pow-
nal (by special request of Mies Davies)
tilleu her chair _ There were present
about 100 sisters, an increase over last
_\car. After a short devotional service
the business of the society was taken
up. From the 22 societies on the ls-
land there were representatives of 13,
all giviig encouraging reports of work
done during the past year. Mission
bands \v~re also reported as doing chi.
cient wt rk under the care of the mo-
ther society.
From societies not represented
by delegates reports were read showing
that by none had the time of such a
gathering been forgotten and that they
too were alive to the great needs in
foreign lands as well as on the home
fields.
Mrs J C Spurr in a few well chosen
and kindly words welcomed to their
ranks the wives df the new pastors
who have so lately come among them,
namely:-Mrs A F Browne of North
River, Mrs E J Grant of Summerside,
also the mother and sister of C W Jack-
son of Cavendish, to which the sisters
responded. Mrs A F Browne gavea
cordial welcome to the sisters of the
various societies visiting at North River
to which Mrs Price reechoed the senti-
ments of all present in words brief
and bright.
Le ters were read from the absent
secretary Miss Davis, also from two of
the Missionaries in india., Mrs Archi-
bald and Miss Maitha Clark. these let_
tors having been written specially for
the sisters assembled.
A resolution of sympathy was drawn
up for the secretary who because of
ill.-health was not permitted to be pre-
Sent.
Mis A Cohoon of Wolfville was
present and spoke a few words of en-
couragement to the sisters. Mrs J A
Gordon of Sl. John was|a1s0 present. Mr
Geo McDonald of Halifax accompanied
by Miss M Schurman of Bedeque gave
very pleasing music. . _ .
The meeting closed with a helm; on
llidlllilb thepsrtotall that greet reason had
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they fore heart full of gratitude to
An encouraging report on evangelistic
God for the power of'His presence and
for the work He could accomplish
through all His children would they
but seek His all abiding favor.
I
T W1: are most desirous that at your
first opportunity you wouldcsll and
settle the small amount we have against
you, as we require money.-Pnowsu
Bucs. y
Lsmns’ wrappers at quick selling
prices; gocd generous assortment.-_
PATON & Co.
. U- S~ Wu' Taxes-
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The new stamp taxes which came in-
to force in the United States on Friday
last touch almost everybody and are
likely, in many cases, to prove burthon-
some. The following summary of them
appears in the New York Herald :-
Under the provisions of the War Tax
Bill, on and after to-day you must-
Put a two cent revenue stamp on every
check or sight draft.
A Put u two cent stamp on every inland
bill of exchange,time draft, promissory
note or money order for each $100.
Pay one cent extra on each telegraph
message sent.
‘-. Pay eight oen‘s pzr $100 _on each life
insurance policy.uuless taken on the in.
dustrial weekly payment plan, when the
charge is 40 per cent of the first weekly
payment.
Pay 25 cents on each one year lease,
50 cents ou a lense between one and
three years. and $1 on a lease exceed-
ing three years.
Psy 25 cents on each mortgage be-
tween $1,000 and $1.500, and 25 cents
~ on each $500 additional.
foreign port costing ‘ugl more than $80,,
$8 extra if it costs betweon$30 'nnd,$60.
and $5 it it costs more than $60.
Psy 10 cents extra every-time you oc-
cupy a seat or berth in a parlor or sleep-
iugcar.
Pay a. tax ranging from 75 cents to
$15 per $100 on legacies abo re S 10,000,
according to tho total value. »
Pay 50 cents lax on a surely to id
Psy one cent a pint on wines.
toni house entry, and 25 ce nts on ware-
house receipts. -
Pay 25 cents on each pry tesw-d note.
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Left Prostrate
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Weak and Run Down, with Heart
and Kldnoye In Bad Condition-
Rootorod by Hood's Sarenparilln.
“I was very much run down, having
been sick for several months. I had been
trying different remedies which did me
nogood. Iwould have severe spells of
coughing that would leave me prostrate.
I was told that my lungs were affected,
end my heart and kidneys were in a bad
condition. In fact, it seemed nl though
every organ was out of order. I felt that
something must be done and my brother
advised me to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I
procured a bottle and began taking it.
Before it was half gone I felt that it was
helping me. I continued its use and it
has made me a new woman. I cannot
praise it too highly." Miss. Summa-
VILLE, 217 Oseington Avenue, Toronto,
Ontario. Get only Hood’s, because
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Is the best-in fact the O_ne True Blood Purifier.
Bold by all drnggists. sl, slx for 35. 1
Hood’s Pills i`t§i.il'.“i.‘l‘.i.ii£°t?.“‘§.3.3.I '°
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S.S. JACQUES CERTIER
Saturday July 9th-
-ro 'ri-is
llisniggiicriii:
cnAf_5un.
The members oi True Brothers’
Lodge, A F and A M will hold a grand
picnic at Victoria. Ciapaud on the above
date.
At 12 o‘cloclr noon, the new Masonic
Hall at Crnpand Corner will be dedi-
cated by Grand Lodge Odicers in the
and ancient form.
The Steamer Jacques Cartier will
leave Charlottetown at 8.30 a. tn. nr-
riving about 11.30 remaining until 6
p. rn. Return tickets 4.0¢.
Band and other music in attendance.
Tea on table at 1 p. m. Tickets 25o. .
._ _ V By order of Commitee.
J uly 7&8d
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Pa $1 extra for a ' ssage ticket tg p.
Pay from 25 cents to $1 on 1- .h cus-
sEcJ.T°”"
PlANos 1
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No.1-R. S. Williams Grand ` No. 6-Small Uprlilit
in perfect order only two yeld ‘ Good practice instmmelt
Price when new $600 00 sale price
.sale price to clear.  Nm 7__Brsad`”°°d t 
No. 2-John Rogers & Son Upright London, Engymd’ g mm
in line order. A nice prac-   V square, goodi'-'full tone,
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N .3-F ede lck Starr S uare __ * 5
° An Aiherioah made pianoas. . V ' N°° 8 Dunham' N" *M*
  S uare Piano in line
tice instrumen t. , Sale price . , price ’
good as new. Sale price -| S30 Price V Z i .
No .4-W. J. Enivan Ji Go
London, England. A modern up- U No' 9" A' B* F... ‘
ri ht. Piano in s lendld Asmall s uare in otdol'
; ~' P  0 _'<1 
condition.  price   1 __ j -sale price - 1
No, 5-Stodart»oj}-~NAevy_ Yoifk* V ifNo. |03-A Bradbury K
'squa.re,good as neW_'su_le 
price `  lun
We have also on hand alarge number of good oooond-hind;
reliable makers. We are putting them in thorough order do tlddlljl
'will sell th. mot prices rang ng from 83.06 to  to éldlrilloll. ii!
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Small Square, nice prnotioe
instrument, sale price
Every Piano and organ guaranteed-'forfo reneo'l\nhlo.loll1tl1 oftllno.
y A' grand ‘chance so leeyour children' ienm to play fora smell  of
A liberal discount off for spot cash.
Easy terms of payment to rellablgpurchaeero-.
  
  -Connolly’s Building Oueen St.
  line ay t
lil Still lilllllls.
Is to offer well known articles at,
less price than regular, and sell higher
priced articles by asserting they are,
worth much more than they reallyi
are,_ and then taking about half. The'
public are sometimes deceived this
way, and pay pretty dear for goods.
Our way_is all goods marked in plain
figures. Less regular discount for;
cash. §
E. W . T11-YLORA1*
Victoria Jewelry Store-
Charlottetown.
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gliglijrom the bottom of your heart that when ‘ I . _ _
uma", 1 ll .anyone can afford to get a. Refrigerator at the price!
llllll Bill 3|
Accident .se t em' ' . _
__ and auaranua cvs y Ice Cream Freezers at very low prices.
Representative canvussed yon, you had soon
S. insulin Now.   
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