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iuiiicimiui iisiinucfi iiiiiifriaii isELEi:iEi>°Fiioiii uiis wEEirs NE

L A A usd Foii1'iiEi cuiiiiiimirs siiruiiiiAv_ suBsciil'B'l=‘f§§

Rev Harry S Frb,

Sunday Nth aol; ._ i H.oa;tls`at 1'la'."m., |i,`in. and Hazelbrook

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'Que marriage takes

inig`:_al: seven-o'e1_op§ View Hotel. Hampton

Matthew Smith and

Hull, _ llnpe Traverse.

,__*In Bt, _Andrews

Church,, Montague, _on ing_- the' it h instant,

sermon, taking for his 10--“But man dieth,

and where' is he?"

rendered by th‘s choir

will preach on _lowsz Cross Alexandra st. 3

_m.'

place this even-

at the Pleasant

___ . oi Miss Helen

M, l=lmitll,~ daughter of ‘the late Hon.

Mrs. l~lmith,,to

Thomas Bell?-'son of Charles und Mrs.

Presbyterian

Sunday morn-

thc Rev. David

Wright delivered ,ii learned and able

text Joh XIV: and wiisteth

igwayz yea, man giveth iii) the ghost,

Psalm 35 and

Hymns Nos. 249-248 were beautifully

nnd congrega-

His Honor, Lt Governor Rogers,

C1lll‘l0t-tetovrn, has received a tele- gram from the military secretary oi the Duke of (lonnaiight, "Governor General oi Canada, stating"that ‘H15 R0Yal Highness will arrive. in Sum- mcrsidc oii rlatiirday, July 27th. He will spend Sunday there, and leave nn Mond|iy_morniug the 2'Jth lor Char. lottetowu. 1-ie will roniniii here until the lilst.--l‘iit. _

--A. R. niiil Mrs. Crosby, l~luiiiu1er-

side, lruvc thin morning ior an ex- tended trip to the (lanndiau West. During this trip thev will visit most points of interest making their prin- cipal stays ht liaiiil, Alberta, with their son Louis who is located there. While en route they will stop at the llassuiio to visit their other son, ‘l"ercy, who is engegcd in engineering work there..]'.

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the quecnlyrose's fragrance.

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ground to impalpahle fineness, to which are added soothing, healing, antiseptic ingredients, Na-Dru-Co

2'. i ` \ Royal Rose Talcum Powder

` keeps the skin soil, comforlahle,

` liealthy and beautiful. lt is ii `

/ toilet elnliglil. `

/1 \ V , 25C. a tin, at your Druggist's-

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Victor -Saundeul, Charlottetown,

and John Mooney, Dromore, have been appointed to the permanent Stull of the Cliiirlottetown Post Oi- licr. 'l‘huy went. on duty yesterday. _

Mrs, lllr.) ri. Ra Jenkins, uecoiii puiiied by her son, l)i'. Jack Jeiikiiis, who recently _grndiinted at Me(,lill, und Master (Yharlic, have retiiriicil to \‘liii|‘liit_tuiowii lroiii Montreal.

The iiiuuy friends oi Mrs. Piirnell

Mnivliilioii, l-lniei'ald, who has under gone ireutinent iii Lhu Charlottetown l»loi~ipital will be pleased to know that she has i-r-covered and returned to lil-r lioiiie. .

~--'l‘lie rcniuills of l_li<~ lute Mrs. G60.

Mclieiin, l'ormerly of Soarletoivii, who died fi few days ago at the liome of her son .lohii in Boston was bi-oiilzhi over bv the l‘}in]>l'css Siltui‘day_ and were buried iii t`~iearlctowu_ Services lit. the home mid griivu were conduct- ed by lliiv. ll. Johnson. There are lull. in iiifiiirii three sons and i»i_ie` diiii|_=;htei'_ J.

'l‘hc hiiud ol i_hr ltcalier has been

very busy in the Cornwall Methodist Uliiirch during the last. year or two and on Wednesday lust, .Jiiuii 5th, tiicrewas gathered into His hm-vent one of its lnost prominent members, Miss ldliza Mayhew. '1‘i‘ue, it is, that lliss Mnyliew’s life had run its al- lotted span of seventy yeiirsliiitiliiiv lug tlinsi- years she had so kuit her- self into the nilectioiis oitliii (lhurch and coinnuinity that her pliicn will be liard to fill. Unseliish, ever puttin# the thoughts of others before herself, ri willing \vorker,‘n generoiis giver to i-very good cause, she has entered in- to that noble servi-ce alone enjoyed ny those who serve faitlifiilly here hc; low. The funeral took place iromthn residence of John Boyle, her brother- in-law, with whom she had .1ived_ Un l<‘i~iday, June 7th, mid wiis very lHl'l-‘ltly :itt.uiiiled. The Sf-|~vinf-s nt the liiiiisc and grave were coiidiicted hy llev. Freil W. Sawdon. She leaves he hind her tivo sisters 'and one hi'otlie1‘ to mourn her ileciiasr, Mrs, Robert lioyln, lilydu liivcr; Mrs. Frizzel, (loriiiviill, mid Mr. Mnyhi-iv, New lion- iloii.

_ The Vuiieriililc Priiicipnl 'Goyllnii oi ‘tum-n liiiiveriiity, who, in l.li‘e-'coiirse oi ii l0ng career has made lnnuiiier able speeches in _tho General Assl-mb ly, niiide oni~ ol the bi-sl. iidilrcssi-s ol hid llfll' ill an advocacy of l‘-liurcli lin ion at the session yesterday. 1-his du- oliirntioii was greeted with cuiitiiiiied ='»l1l1|n|ii~in., :ind his statement thai. the llvlicy ol' thi- llhiirrli iiiiist be to i-n~ opi-rutv with this iii-gotiiilliig cliur<‘_liei-: with orgaiiic liiiion deliiiitely iii view, was most wiirinly received. 'l‘lie iiii- ion question, he declared, would nev- er go down iiiitil it. wus settled i'ig‘l1t_ lisiiiil the union oi l87~1 as an illii- sliiuitioii. he dreliiriiil thiit., thi- pre- fsciit oppoeitiori to uiiioii, would, alter l’iii‘t.liiir coiiferencc, very largely dis, iippciiiz ile defrndcd vigorously the cstalilisliiiieiit. of is scttlemeiit. nom- niiltcv, and dcrlnrcd that the present. method of i-ztntioiiiiiiz ministers in the Prcsliyteriuii Uliurcli had hrollvll llvwn '.l‘lie need oi u simiilci' confession of faith was u.p1\nri‘iil. in the iiict that every your in the graduating classes of the colleges there were s.t,udiciit.s of tender criiisciences, who signed thc old confession with muchl

mental reservation. ldilmoiiton exc.| (Rev Dr. (lordoii is well known in this provliir-cl

A vcry pretty wedding took place

at the homo of Geo und Mrs. Miller on Tuesday, 'ith inat., when D. W. Brown, oi Medicine Hat, Rusk., nl broizlier _ oi ll. I-i. Brown, the popular inerrhaiit of Charlotte-

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Don’t Starve Your Hair

s - Many a Head ol Hair, AlDll8l'¢l\|l¥ li¢Ill\ll¥»

_\, .._ is Slowly Starving I0 D¢IlllI

I-Iairmust have sulphur or die. _ When the blood fails to s_upply Sl_1lDh\-If 10 Sufficient quantities, the hair loses its color, \ _ dies and falls out. f--=<»-.-s»-as-~-ss, _- J When this condition begins. do not delay. _ In order to live, the hair must have sulphur. 'and the only combination containing sul- _

i. ' _' ' .' ‘ . l _ .t. t l th. blood it bchonves

the hair roots abS0fb is ivory duchcss satin, trimmed with e:;r;r:w“ tg, see; mr and me ‘mme

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` ' . - ' ' ' ”‘ - _ ini cont ot champagne corded Charloi_tetown_.__ n.iwsflrH

' It is the finest Hair Dressing made and "'°“*‘ °

` the hair sqft, glqssy and €8l.\tifl.l’l. It Wlarge shadedhblue ileagléer. Thelggldlfs

_ , com an or

1 fe|n0VeS dandrunv stops the hair fron! comm ix;iii‘riw§cotl‘d'n<ll), imlooked hriildsoma in

1 ingout, hnd promotes hair growth; _ _

-sl. li ‘

_, lt- l§.8iores Gray Hair to Nailiggligolorh -' a ‘ ‘ ` `l:`lt’so¢.- sun me iirgni. im __ I

__ _ rad 50a. In names ann we will , V ‘-l;~l!`y'6`i_h Company; " °i?£'€~'¢é‘»?E. §.'i'.'°“" , ‘ ’ w,‘n......_n|‘-|,N|,-fgtlgilnaprrcefosnyvlls

1 ‘ ` §¢||_ i mi aymlsomona wma we in ltamol recover eos!

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_,‘_ ‘ l'ldrn6_le enl|_:_ncommoid¢”d by E. A.l"oalef. Sunnyside __

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town, and Miss Kate (J, Miller, yoiingcst. daiighter oi' the late John ll. Miller, ol (llasgoiv, Scotland, were united in iiiarriagr, thc Rev. Hector Mackay oiliciatliig.

Promptly at 3 o'clock the liridc

entered the room leaning on lier bro- ther's arm, Mrs. Mackay playingtlie bridal chorus from Loliengrin. Mies Jessie Robertson attended the bride, with Miss Jean Gillies, the'hrlde’s niece, as flower girl, Alex. McNeil supported thc groom, On the conclu- sion ol the ceremony Mendelssohn's wedding march was played by Mrs. Mackay, who .also sang, 'What Her

Eyes i~lald,' during tha signing ol_tho' AR tl _ health in eneml' nd |mI,_

'l‘l‘c hrldc was sn artly attlrcd in

rr.'tl_lacc and pearls, and wore a veil oi hand-embroidered net and orange bloi-isoms, which had been worn similar occasions hy all her sisters. The brldcsiiiald wore a pretty rowi

:oi pals blue satin, yoke and sleeves Mrs- I“’m° M‘“`“°5h°°' P°“k°'°

oi allover lace, waist. trinimed with white satin iringe and pleated basqiio oi blue satin, and a large picture hat

Izrimim.-a_wiui tune -bows. 'rm in-iiicwi LIFE ask him to WH” -7°\\"°°“ 3_2

travelling costume was a one-piece

silk, hat of blue tsgel straw and

black satin trimmed, ' with 'maltose liice. ‘ _ ' _

The groou‘i‘s gilt to the bride con- sisted nl' n. diamond necklace and pendant; to the bridesmaid a pearl and emerald rlnirl to the flower girl a gold locket and elisln; and to Mrs. Mackay ii crescent of pearls; to Mrs. Geo. Miller a cut glass water ing; to the lirlde’s mother a gold jchain and ornament. ` .

.An elegant luncheon was served amidst room decorations ol carna-

My ._ _V Nearly nll oi these disorders are uaiiscd by the brain being iiisiiillcieiit-

ly I _ _ _ . . _

lilli-_d with the, weak \vatcry fluid that

iliiid should do. `

Tablets) is natiiral and normal. lt. starts its work just as a natural rein- ,_ ' edy should, builds up, reconstructs,

iiiid strcngtliens the nervous systeni without loss oi time or displeasini;

"" s. o, i.<-riigii, Norni riusueo.

the bridesmald's hoiioilet oi earns

among the guests. ‘ -

iii-N ' The bridal party left by motor car ls beth' th.. . for ' Brandon; whence they proceed deranged ltomach. east and south, visiting some oi the

larger cities of the United States.

_ _ , Alter their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. ° i S Brown will niake their home _ in

_ Q _.k ` _ _ Medicine Hat. They will have the

Ir.-2 Effef, best \v`lshsa'o| inmi lriends, espec-

' Aifti' ' ally those in this piovince, of which ' _/-_-iff-5,5 the groom is s native. _

" ST. `V|ilUSl DANCE _ A

IN YOUNG CHILDREN

\ Striking Example of the Cure By the Tonic Treatment.

i St. _Vitus Dance is the commonest form oi nervous trouble that aiilicts young children, because ofthe great demand made on the body by growth and development, and theruisiiu ud- ded sitriiin caused by stu-dy. lt iS when these deiiianils become so great that they iii'ipovi~i'isli the blood, and the nerves fail to receive their iull Supply ol' nourishmeiit, thiit, the ncr- vous ilebility which lends to Si.. Vit- iis dance begins. ,

The remiirkabh- iiiivui-_ss of Dr.

`Willlams’ Piiill Pills in curing St. Vltlls' dance should lead parents to give this gi:eat blood-biiilding medi- cine to their children at the tirst signs oi the approach sf the disease. Pal- lor, listlessiiess, inattciition, restless- ness and irritaliility are all symptoms which early show that the blood and nerves are falling to ment the de- mand fipon them. Here is prooi oi the power of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to cure this trouble. Mrs. J. W. Towns, Oshawa, Ont., says:--“At thc nge of eleven my daughter was ut- tacked with Sl.. Vitus dance, and de- spite all we did for her thc trouble grew rapidly worse. Soon she was scarcely able to walk, her body and limbs jerked and trembled ao, and she was quite unable to feed herself. When she would lie down she would be unable to rise without assistance. Asnothlng was 'helping her I wrote a friend whose daughter had been simi- larly afiected, and she advised the use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, which had cured her child. I ut once got. a supply ofthe Piili-i,»aud even the use of the first box seemed to show an improve- ment.. By the time tive- boxes were used she was iziimpletcly cured and has had no return of the trouble siiicc." Sold by all medicine dealers

boxes inr $2.50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine (`o., Brockville, ()nt.

Hilll li THE $llPiH|llH i

Nlilllli TONIC

As im iiervc ionic Nuliie (Red Blood

Tablets) has frw equals and no su- perior. It has worked \vonilerfiil cures. in liiiiiilrcds oi cases and has proven itsrli to bc U, remarkable tonic for all forms of nervous disorders, inS0mI\iIi. worry, lack of »roiiiiilence, nervous- ness, deupondeiiey, hysteria, excitabl- lity, cxccntricity, brain lair, we-ak or waiillrriiip: mind, partial mental pur-

sis, iiiitability and senl-iitiveness

ly supplied with -good rich, revitaliz- ing ilrlid. You will ilnd that in ,near-

vverv ruse the siiiit-iei’»~i veins are

ii ill neier do tho work that l-'$000 Fil`»|l

’l‘he iuztioiu ui Nuliie (lied Blood

cilects. It gets right down to the seat oi the trouble at the very start and hiiihls up the system hy siipply- ing rich, read, hcaltli-giving blood.

You will find Nulilc is the toiiic

you nel-il, the one you have always ivaiitcd. A box costs Silr., .Ii lor. $1.25 and li for $2.50 and can he had at any of the following dealers.

McKinnon Drug Co. The 'l‘ivo Macs, City. Geo. ld. Hughes, City.

E. A. Foster, City.

5. W. Carruthers, Montague.

Cox Bros., Morell.

Mrs. A.N. Campbell, St. Peters.

H. J. Mahon, Soiiris.

Alex. Robertson, Rod Point.

B. P. Smith, Kinkora.

.S. H. Colivlll, Now Haven. Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin Howatt, Victoria

io is a

piness ni life depends largely upon

Kier & McFadyen, Kensington.

P. N. Inman, Summerside.

W. B. Dyer,_Alberton.

Station. _

Jas. F. Lord, Tryon. Il your dealer doesn’t~ carry NU-

Johnson, Wholesale Distributors,

_ Gill!! that Last

To get forks, knives, spoons and isncy pieces of quality and beiiuiy ask for

mioeuissios. _

This brand is known as "Sllnr Plata that Wears" Tobuy tlilsvvlmlslogetilieut- most service and nalisfnriion

and the heaviest silver plsie. Known for over (0 years.

tinns:' lmilax and white roles. 'l‘be` bi-ide's` bouquet oi white roses, and

_-_ ,__, _ __ __ _ ________ __.____..__._1._.___.

_ -_ oxiws i»i..sN'rs. can Min-use and see for themselves er ments. vvzeteble and Sewer- The

UOHS Bild Smilfixi WP" divlded - the wondsrous display oi p1¢nrs,l practical side is also well represent-

' °°’°` Charming boxes of _Pansies in liill'ed. See their advrrtisenieut in thin

Loi/,ers of the beautiful in Nature bloom. will appeal to all, with tar-lissiis,

and those desirous oi brightening upinations, Hollyhocks, Sweet Willlmi'i,l ' '.l_ J. GAY &,f<0N, their surroundings, should call at Daisy, Dianthsiis, and a host of oth- ‘Mviiuili.'finti. Charlottetown Market.

or by niailat 50 cents n. box or sixi

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. How many will you 'kiss

tonight ?

Are you prepared?

Will the sweet baby lips of

your little ones taste stale tobacco on yours ? ~

Or do you carry the breath

purifying, teeth preserving, appetite sharpening, digestion aiding gum? -

Don’t forget. _Malte your

kisses pleasant to gi ive and

to receive with this fragrant confection.

A -1'

Buy it by the Eoin

of any dealer. It costs less.

Look for the spear _

/ff £15 ~

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_, *I “You may buy a ‘Kootenay-’ raiigre, T

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did, without a~Reser\'oir. fheii--liecide you want one. Well, call or. .lie Mc(.l_ni‘y _Q dealer and' have onc_:~ciii_ UlJj*_u‘°"" " fl _“W-5' place provided foryii on the l\noi<=riay'. _QT -=':_ _-.~__ 2’

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- """":"‘~_-- Al;taching_it:is-aui_e2»Sl(..lvb-_ N"_'~"_“'~`

_`.§.‘-'.”=;4,;'r-.-» expert required-a"_ecrew-drivei is iii_::

_ __ _ _ onlyjtool you need!"~»_ I put my, Reservoir

` _ T - on in a’jii’fy. '_ I . v _-`~"-F ' Kootenay,iSteel_ Range

has a'Drop Ove Boer--it makes ii good ' _

shelf for slidinl; things into the.Q\'.‘n_ ___`__ __ '-'

The__' handleii of '? the; door . cl.i_nips_ii \'_) \\‘_nl

_ tightn-oi°;"leaves<._it:opeii si hit c‘,bit lt'~ " _ - ~“'°"”"" you_"desir6?ii0lC0°iiiC- '9 "“‘""`

ll ___ `____,_ ___,___; "The"Kootenay’-5Warmiiig`1Closet_ietliiirirer and bef'_<°_1'\ qfhalll .-Le’ slow- '~° ‘>°

“The Broilierlboorf onl the .‘Kootenay’ 1 ‘_ _-I-*'.

is roomy--¥ar¢e°enoughitor broiF at ,W,/,___ - _

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f _,mi 5 steak. tosperfeeggri. _~,You4cii_a.., re-2 _ --*;:___, _~--

: Y :E W _ p_km5h.__i_h-_e thr0_ E3`th»lb door without_ _-____ _ ___, I . ~ ' ' disturbingfcookiii onftopiof ltanizfl-j ig-';; --“Li _,wif

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"All ln alvyoull find the Ko<it_ensy.,Rans;ithe S *you cats, _vgvk _ d by-n reasonable,--Just about whalryou d-,gladly_ Ply f°l\_il3P¢r eff- 0 IHS -H1 <- l it

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