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BISCUITS---=»

A ndid lot lust received lu- nlfliilfg seem :ra-é ruins. cocoa ar. Assorted audwc . water ree wafers-

Pmmpg dgiivery to all parte of 2!!- Webster & McKay,

The Ideal Grocery.

Delicious Fresh Bread Each Bay at the Eclipse Bakery.

Plain 8 cts. .

Vienna 8 CYS-

5 cts.

8 cts.

Duchesse

Graham

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h.CI.IP8B BAKERY. Baker Beat Bread.

sill laws or

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Tun Princesa arrived Saturday night

at nine o'olook.

IN $110 l‘°D°rt uf the militia fooball

.match of Friday night reference was omittedtoProfeseor Lou Mclntyre who "played aaplandid single handed game- ho being opposed by well trained forwards."

Trrn members of Hillsboro District

Loyal Orange Lodge attended divine service at Grace Church yesterday where au eloquent sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. W. W. Lodge. The procession was headed by Worth'a Band.-

Auono the passengers leaving the city

on Saturday were Charles and `Mrs. Lane returning to Lunenburg; Miss Louise Mellish on a visit to Halifax and Windsor; Miss Mary Grady returning to Summer-side;Rev. P. McQullian returning to Halifax.

THB Restigouche sailed Saturday night

for the Sydneys witha full under- dock cargo and 30 cattle, 50 sheep, and 1200 bags oats. Her inward cargo included 1200bagsi1nur, and she had a large number of passengers making the roundtrip.

Miss Deborah Hanna, youngest daugh-

ter of Wm. M Calhoun, of Albert was united in marriage last Monday evening to Claude McC. Davidson son of Bev. Mr. and Mrs Davidson of Montague. P. E I. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride’s parents. Rev. Dr. Brown, pastor of the Hopewell church, officiating assisted by Rev. Mr. Davidson. The young couple will reside in Nova Scotia.

DOES YO UR BABY CRY AT NIGHT

If so, it is well to know the great value

of Polson’s Nerviiine, a household remedy for stomach pains, cramps, toothache, and the manifold ills peculiar to children. A few drops of Nerviiine in sweetened water makes a very pleasant drink and never fails to ulckly relieve. Nervllina is as good astihe doctor in emergencies and costs only 25:. a lbottle. Get Nervlline from your druggist today.

Dn.HarrrLroN's MUJDRAKE PiLLs ron Hlranacilll.

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A great bargain and

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ring quality. real kid. made in Frar\ce.~th¢

hum; of good Kid Gloves-two dome fast9a“°"°_ black or white etitchinm perfect fittind- °|°l°""° fine soft stock. well worth $1.10. Weeks' Price-

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Saturday evening to spend a few wee-» A

Tn: express arrived Sunday morning

at 1.5). _

Tun Uacouns arrived last night from

Montreal with a_large cargo of general merchandise. .

.laura Paros returned to the city early

Sunday morning from a trip to Toronto. He was one of the passengers nn the O. P.‘R. which ran oil the track at Granville, Me.

Mrssrrs Fannie' McMillan and Annie

Redd of the Royal Victoria Hospital are visiting their homes in Braokley Point. Miss McMillan is now spending atew days the guest of Miss Ethel White, Brighton.

THE following cases were before the

Police Court Saturday 1 James Gormley, drunk and disorderly. SK) or $60 days; Francis Began and Francis Gormley, $2) or tl) days each, and Tote Byers $10 or 80 days for earning loaiing. A case against H. P. Mills for peddling meat without a license was adjourned till Wednesday.

Ar the Liberal Conservative Conven-

tion in Bradsfbane to nominate Liberal Conservative Candidates for the second District of Queen’s on Saturday there wasagood attendance. William Camp- bell, Sea View was nominated to contest the riding for Councillor. E Boswell, Victoria declined the nomination and Donald Nicholson of Charlottetown for Assemblyman. The Liberal candidates are: Hon George W Simpson, Hampton, and Matthew Smith.

Rrrv. WILLIAM DoBsoN began his

pastorate in the First Methodist Church yeszerday. There were large congreg» ations at both services and the continental reputation the Rev. gentleman has acquired was fully sustained in the two sermons of rare power which he delivered. In the morning he spoke on thc True Conception of God from John 14~9. “He that hath seen me hath seen the Father." In the evening his text was Romans ti, 4“That the righteousness in the las might be fulfilled in us who walk not after the flesh but after the Spirit."

THE City of London made the return

trip tc Crapaud Saturday morning arriving here about I0 o‘clcck. She had a large cargo cf freight. Among the pas- sengers were Mrs. Smith of Taunton, Mass; Miss \Vinnie Wadman,. Arthur Reid, Tryon;C. R. Cumming, D. S. Mc- Quarrie, A. Brian and others. In the afternoon trip the pas- sengers included Miss Helen Smith, Miss Louise Robinson, Mrs. \V. J. New' som, Reggie Newsom, returning from the city, also n large number of excursionists among whom were Geo. E and Mrs. Auld and family, Mr. and Mrs Robertson.

Mechanics, Farmers, Sporfsmen ! To heal and soften the skin and removt

grease, oil and rust stains, paint and earth, etc. use The "Master Mechanlc'e" Tar Soap albert Toilet Scar Co.. Mfrs.

-\Veekly Excursion Bulletin. The

comfortable, palace iron S. S. “City of Lcndon" will make four afternoon ex- cursion trips each week for balance of season as follows:- To Orwell, Wednes- dayat 3.00. Round trip 25cve;“We§r, River," Thursday at 3.30. Round Trip ZOcts: “East River" Friday at 3.30, Round Trip, Zilcts, “Crapaud, Saturday at 3.00. Round Trip, 40cts; Children half fare. Piano and refreshments onboard. Home early, 5. d. tt.

OF PEHSON_Al__i NTE REST.

Miss Annie Burke, Southport arrived

home Friday night from Westborc, Mass.

Mrs John Thomson and Mr .I A lilc-

Laren made the round trip by the Prln» cess Saturday.

Miss Margaret Kennedy, uf this city

who spent the winter in Boston has returned heme.

Miss Gertie \Vood. Alexandria is

visiting friends in Southport, the guest of Miss Ethel Burke.

Miss Alice Toombs of Brookline,Mass, is 'visiting her sister Mrs James Robertson, Mount Hope.

Norman McSwain, Mount Hope, came

to the City Srturday on a visit to his mother Mrs Good, Hillsboro Street.

Miss Katie Arthur, Brookline, Mass,

ia spending the summer with her parent s George and Mrs Arthur,Mnunt Hope.

Miss Holwall, assistant pastor of tb'

First Presbyterian Church,Aileghan,, Penn , was a passenger by the exprslf

vacation with friends at Winsloe.

Ksndrick`s Liuiment-Do you know its

Tn: Herbert lleuatla before the Police

Court laat week was not H B Hamtis representing the International Harvester Company.

Tarn City of London brought to the city

' Saturday forenoau 60 cases lobsters, il) cases eggs, 8 beef cattle., 5 sheep, 1 buggy, and 1 ton aundries besides 15 passengers. There were60 excursionisis in the after- noon.

A'r the opening meeting of the Summer

School cf Science tomorrow evening in the assembly tin or one Prim or Waits College addresses of welcome will be given by representative men and responses by members of the Summer School. Good muaic. All are welcome.

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A SURPRISING DISCOVERY.

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After All-Night Session-Eight Names were Presented-Bryan’s Great Speech-Choice

I Unanimous.

JUDGE PARKER NOMINATED.

You will be surprised in trying Catarr- laoaoneteiind how quickly it cures col i` in the head. The agreeable, peneiratiogl vapor traverses every sir cell and passage , ofthe nose, throat and lungs. In one ,breath it carries instant dea'h to the, millions of germs infesting the respira- tory crgans and breaks up a cold in ten mlnu ee.

Atrial will convince you that Catarr-

hcaone is the most poieni, satisfactory and pleasant cure lor Colds, Cavarrh, Deafness, Broochitis, Asthma nnri Lufg Trouble. Complete outfit $1.00; small sine 251°. Druggistl or N. C. Pols rn dr Cn., Kingston, Ont.

l`iarxrx.1-'>>v's Mannrzarrs: Pius Cum: Brnrroossnss.

Sr.I.or:rs, July D-(Special)-After an

all night session the Democratic Nations Convention nominated Judge Parker shortly before six this morning.

ornsn Names Pnxssnrrzn.

Other' names priesented to the

Convention were, Hearst, Gray, Gcckrellf Wall, Williams, Oluey and Miles. Nosurrarron Mann uNaN1MoUs.’

Judge Parker showed such stvergth

that the nomination was made unani-

snr an’s orurorzr rams. .

Bryan in a wonderful speech sought to

stampede the Convention for Senato

Cockrell, but failed. no break sho wing in the Parker ranks, and soon all the others joined him.

HAD T0 BE TAPPED.

Terrible Suffering of a Montreal Man

before he Cured his Dropsy with

Dodd's Kidney PiUs.

Montreal, Que., July 1ith-(Special).-

After having to be tapped to relieve the terrible pain and swelling of Dmpsy, Geo. Robertson, 392 St. James Street this City, was completely cured by using Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

“My fret were so swoolen from

Dropsy," says Mr. Robertson, “that when 1 got out of bed in the mornings I could hardly put them nn the floor. My arms wouid swell at times till I could not put my coat on. I had to be tapped to re- lieve me ofthe severe pains.

"Beforel had used the second box of

‘Dodd`s Kidney Pills I began to feel

better. Seven boxes cured me complete- ly." /

Cut-to-ill. underwear for ladies, men or

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boy’s for hot weather at Paton's. 7 d ti

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American Fibre Mattings, wash proof, fade proof, wearproof,

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OF YOUR SUMMER HOME

Need cool, dainty coverings. Mattings form the ideal material for this

Moderately good japanese rnattings, in neat patterns rzc, r4c, r6c, etc.

Pretty ]ap matting, strongly woven on a twine back, in pretty,

soft, cool cclorings 22% 24% 25°, 28°. etc-

A notably good line, in a carpet pattern of Persian design, in

28C.

32C, 34c and up.

53C, 586 per yd.

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We have Kodaka of all styles and prices, and $1.00 and $2.00 Brownie Cameras.

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Bouquet, liiarguerite, and liiaritana tigers

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smoke, try one of these brands.

"The TWO MAGS"

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so why befcareless in

Miss Ellen Bearisto, returned Saturday @

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spending them? Why

not consider the reputation of the establish-

ment to whom you give your trade? We

place before you a record of over forty years

fair dealm g. Surely

this is a safe place to

trade. Besides with no rent to pay, there is

a good reason for our

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low prices.

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