Toda.y’a Praha. bilitiea.

H0dera‘c~ou'h west to west winflS.

- _ ' - Halifax Board for the enterprise

a few local showers but mo tly fair. l m anbrdmg such complete dau and in

CANNOT no WITHOUT IT' H A _ _ to the different governments and authori-

Once Dr. Chss-'s Omtment t-ecom s _ 14;; inte;-e§¢¢¢1_ » §;*_‘;"’°» ilrlfhind Swnagllie yi" m°:v°h§‘(‘ ,§“i; A notable happening since the adoption

" UNCC e!<\'0`€s Ui 5 ‘ .

un be ,,sed_ wwe this 0;,_¢m.n»_ is i-e~r of Captain Allen s resolution _and chart

known as a p- sitive cure for erze\l»8. S"li rheum, itching piles, and the must or-

- "*P~

turing d senses of the skin, it is also u __ '

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°°"°"°'* ”"“°”“‘.'°"’“'“” °”" s°’°’ lAn Exceptionally Able Resuine

every description.

Little

of Interprovincial and Canadian Affairs-

Gentlemen of the Maritime Board of

Trader

Before proceeding to the subject of my

ate the honour which you have conferred

‘ upon me in electing me President of this

y pi large and increasing body of commercial

No home should be without a

fever thermometer. It is a little

a d pr>frss'onal men, I take it as a spec- ial compliment to Prince Edward Island. I hope the time spent here may he pleas- ant for yourselves and profitable for the l best interests of the Maritime Provinces. An abstract of the work of the Council

thing but its Value is great. S00ncr for the past year has already been placed

or later, the information which it gives, if taken advantage of, will be the means of avoiding sick- ness. perhaps even more serious trouble. When you buy a fever thermometer be sure to get a good one. K poor one is worthless. I have a nice assortment of these veieeble nine eruelee. 'rhey were bought from a manufacturer who makes nothing but the best. There are several grades inthe lot. but every thermometer is guaran- teed a good one. We will show you how to use and read them.

J. G.Jamicson,

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

1 1

?Public Auction

I am instructed to sell by auction on the farm

' of the late john Archibald llCDo::ald, at Glen-

* aladale, Tracadie, Lot. 56, `

‘WEDNESDAY AUG. 26th

A1* 11 O’&0CK A. ll.. SHARP

The followingz- CROP-About ~hirt1~five tons of hay. two

held# of oats, one field of when' , some potatoes.

STOCK :-r hurl, »3 milch_eows, r ox, xo yotna

catt.le,9calves. 6 small P119. r boar, r b now, 15 hens. a‘so chickens. r mare tnree years old, r do. :years old r rair working horses, r mare and foal, v driving horse

IMPLE KENT AND CARRIAGE#-2 milk

cans, 1 stove.xfarmer's boiler. I curr1sg°',"oubTe seated; r wagzon, r lein sleigh. z sie ghs. r fgraiu drill. r disc harrow, 2 ploughs, 1 sultry .plough rscnfiler, x turuip seedex r cart. r swiil

r b k is harrows 1 erner

'ca.t, r aggage true , 3 se -. y Shar: ener, 1 ser of scales, ~ u lot of harness, I hay hoister,1opc and fork, I wood sleigh. 3 Bain waggons. r Chatham fanning mill. 2 hay rake.

I vciailier, 3 Baindsieighs, r binder, 1 threshing

t t h ".

ou , r ay ted e

TERMS-.tro and under, Cash on delivery;

over $10, four mouths on approved joint notes:

The above Implements are nearly all new and

of the best quality. _

F. H. HORNE, Auctioneer.

zo d5i

Wantellli llnce.

Some heavy ccw=, to feed for beefrmust he atftem-i0|\l11 Enghnd his been directed I ' *i4\'. young. Appliaationtnbemadeto towards Canada in B marked degree, ` V ` 4,

MATTHEW LQCLARC

partmentto bring the manifold advan-

of Canada prominently before the

Teaspoonfuls

of Sovereign Limejuice with water and sugar will make a delicious healthy drink.

ff-:L-’

I O l.|meJu|ce

is different from other brands, because it is pin

who are accustomed to using more of other brands- and using the same quantity ofSovd¢i§lfinditt00strong. Remember two teaspoonfuls of Severely contains more Lime juice than double the

quantity of some others.

.X Goode and ll.

allaull mln. we L19.

Harlan. ll. .

before you by our Secretary, C. M. Creed, who has been untirlng in his efforts in the interests of the Boards of Trade of the Maritime Provinces

We cannot hope to make this Annual

Meeting as interesting as some of those held on former occasions, notably that of last year held at Sydney where for the first time many of us were privileged to inspect the Dominion Coal and Steel Works at Sydney, the Marconi Towers at Table Head and the famous loading piers `at historic Louishurg, all wonderful in themselves, never to be forgotten evid- ences of the immense possibilities that are yet in store for the dwellers byt the sea, and which go far to reassure us that the day is yet far distant when the Western Provinces shall entirely overshadow those of the East. ' .

Whilst we have no mines. timber limits

or mineral wealth inthis Province we re- joice in the fact that in the special sphere of agricultural development together with the fishing industries, the futile soil and healthful climate, we have mines as rich as any in all Canada. The past yearhas witnessed many notable incidents of worldwide importance, King Edward’s visit to France so soon followed by President Loubet’s` visit to England has already made its impress on the peoples of both nations, and cannot fail to bring about a better understanding and remove much of the friction which hereto- fore existed, the good results of which are bound to be reflected throughout Canada' and Newfoundland. Later still the visit of King Edward and Queen Alexandra to Ireland so tactfully arranged and so happ- ily concluded has already done far more than years of parliamentary debate could do to weld together the hopes and aspir- ations of the whole British people.

VISITING CHAMBERS DF

COMMERCE 01-' THE EMPIRE.

The Fifth Congress of Chambers of Com-

merre of the Empire is holding its con- vention at Montreal conternporaneously with our meeting here. Other groups of prominent gentlemen from the Mother- land, consisting of members of the Im- perial Parliament,:Bankers, Merchantsa Manufacturers, Journalis°s and leading Solicitors, and Professional men are either now touring in the Dominion or about to do so.

Since the close of the Boer war, public

partly no doubt asa relief to the long

'and largely as a result of the systematic efforts of the Dominion Immigration De-

. ` ' ‘|’

4* MMP* Ed"““i' °“"°"“' R°7““7° drawn tension in considering solely the I h L

I9 d n ' M afairs of South Africa and the inaugural " if

tion of the Commonwealth of Australia _ BY THE USB 0F *

llr me ’ ‘ . PCC S

& . » i

search-lights of enquiry and Investi-

tional interests.

'um camo 'mmm racrrrc.

of the undertaking from a national Can

andthatit may develope the trade these Provinces. 'I'heSouth Shure Ba wayandotherlines in Nova Scotia nowunder construction. No doubt

wlllopenupnewahaunela for

businealoperationaiusome ot eheearl-

ieatawtledaud moat nourishing tiaalnNovaSootll,andin mud, 5° Billnlllwah Brides

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HouseandLotouCumherlandSt

at present occupied by Mia. Michael ‘ -A-rnnrrlo lan. atavrcu.

liaclillan. Good title guaranteed. N°,mm°;°_.u,."`k,,, nh” dm,

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Sydney Convention last year,

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APQy°.th¢’@§M tonfs. MIC*

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are a

resolution polntingout ' the moatrelialieheean

thabmiau

_ eharthave

\II._l_

1HsV_,_op_AanIAN, calls

ioctl boards @li@d

"""_ 'States of America. It is to be observed

address, permit me to welcome you to the , d “nu _ in pub" - h ~ or of cnerlotrete wa. Wallet 1 appreel- °° °°° - °°'“ 'it' "'°

I Lion to its importance.

tages eyes of Europe. The effect of the strong 1

gation thrown upon the chief vantage points of our country, east and west, can hardly fail to do lasting good to our na-

This question is still in the realm of

politics and being so its wisdom or un- wisdom cannot be profitably discussed in anon-political body such as this. There can be no doubt however of the vastness ll

adianstan:lpoint,andwe must hope tha: should it becarriedtooompletion it may affordtheoutletthrough Canadianports .forthe lloduce of the western ilelde,_ wnleulupeemoterseurm uaritwmdcl °“¢'°'=\***\1\\P°*°P°7¢=P=°l=°f

the

Board, whlci‘4lat'flir is

‘ l

ta the designer of chart,

formation on this long deferred quest'on

has been the action of_His Maieatfs Gov- ernment, which recently granted an ap- propriation to the Cunard Co. to assist in building two of the fastest and mostup-to date mall and passenger eteamers in the world. Ia addition an annual subsidy of three-quarters of a million dollar s for maintenance was voted. _

These vessels will be employed without

doubt on the ocean mail service beta een the United Kingdom --and _the United

that the route via. New Yak, now so extensively u~'ed by Cacadg, n detour in some cases of 'many hundreds

er muee eaaruwn la _ _omeaae

shorterdlreetroutes tcandfcam a ber it convenient and acolliihle on the Canadlauiloast 95. 95° Atlantic. The diversion of freight and passenger trafllc in the future from the near by At- lantic Seaports of the Dominion will doubtless be fully considered at this Con- vention.

SOUTH AFRICA! TRADE.

Since our last meeting several _ steam-

ahips have sailed with cargoes for South Africa and there is every prospect of a ,good trade being done with Canada. The 1 agent of the Dominion Government has been quite active as is shown by his re- ports_lo the Government. It would seem that there is a large and profitabl- business to be done there in many lines, which these Provinces are in a position to supply. for instance lumber and its pro- ducts includlng furniture; farming uten- sils, canned gocds. cheese, butter, e c. It would seem to me also that a profitable market might be found in India for many of our,products'such as I have already enumerated in connection with South Africa. We now import a large amount of tea from India and Ceylon and I can see no reason why we should not in re- turn supply them with many of the articles which they require. '

THE VYEST INDIAN TBADL

Was so exhaustively dealt with by my

predecessor last year that I_llnd little to add to what he then said except to em- phasise his remarks and again call atten-

NEWFOUNDLAND.

There is a decided feeling still abroad I

amongst business men that the admission of Newfoundland as a member of the Canadian Confederation would beneit the trade interests of both countries. A 'glance at the map will at once convince anyone that the possession of Newfound- land is geographically necessary to corn- plete this Dominion. Not being an agri- cultural country the import trade in ford stuffs is now very largeand with the in-

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MILA.

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coveraia'aent_/5'eeonrecerptrf3r

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WANDEREPS I A. A,

T'?*‘."

of the Association will be held cn the

the -

' _,r ' 'ff

Ia Halifax, N. S., on the efteraedu of

Saturday “August 29th, 1903

Following is list of events, open .to bona-fide residents of

Maritime Provinces. _ I

r. roo yds. Run. all Running High. Jump. 2. Putting r6 lb. Sh°ot`. 9. }4~Mi1e-;.B§i`eycl,¢_. Hof! UIQ' 3. 220 Run. ° _ » ro. 440 yds. Pm

4. Pole 'l/'$1,111. 1 1 . Running Broad Jump.

X _ 12. 1 Mile Run. Q M Throwing ro lb. Hammer. _ 13. r Mile Bicycle.

880 yds. Run. 14. _ 120 yds. Run,_Hurdles.

Events will be contested in the above order. Intending Com

Detitors will govern 'themselves accordingly. _

Entries will close. with the Hon. Secretary at Halifax, N. S Sw

'on Saturday, August' 22nd at Midnight, and should be' made by _Secretaries of -Cluln, on omcial entry blanks. In the case of individuals not so entered, satisfactory evidence must be furnished of their AMATEUR standing. Blanks mav _be obtained from any

amli;ted Club gr from tiliif Hon. Secretary at Halifax. A f

ee in one event ty cents to accompany entry. Any urther

information will be furnished on application. » 79 w“fe%,

_ Q, PEARSON, ~ Hon. Secretary, Halifax, N. S Avzwf 11.1903- 19 dl (if required) Apply

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Fort Augustus

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beautiful grounds-adjoining

The steamer City of

Steam_Naviga-A

Eare 'Ihere

refreshment

RUSS &

' Office, DesBrisay Block, Charlottetown.

I -Ebe-

lH»m»h.g;_y_§l<1nl.is_ we

' Aiean assured thing if you carry' assur- ance in that sterling Canadian Company.

The llorlh Amefslu

Over 20 yearsof conservative yet liberal aimin- istration has resulted in the Company being ina position to pay the BEST -RESULTS of any Company operating in Canada

Call at our omce or write us for proof.

I THE TIDEIS- TURNING

' Trade is ,coming this way, why should it not ? While

we are a little ‘Off fbe Square’ in our location, we 'are right ‘On the Square' in our dealings. Great values in Men’s wear. _ Look at our Suits made from pure wool tweeds manufactured by the _Celebrated Moncton W'ollen Hills.

Prices $7.50 8.00. 8.50. 9.50, 10.00. 11.00. 12.75. See the lot of Men’s coats ani vests marked to sell. A fine range of cloth for ladies costumes and skirts.

, Highest prices allowed for qvaol in ercbange-

A. WIN lr-:Lo scorr. Manager.-

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I will meet and beat any cut prices and give bgtgq

value than any dealer in Boots and Shoes in the city. _

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