¢ 1

uh” ' ffpenn

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%g»-pi.»> Mya wg

1. Pique Skirts _ _

Regular $1.85 to-diy $1 43 1 " A Regular- lflo .now.3 191' A

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Tm H `R'mA" CHARI UTTFTOWN PRll‘lCF FDWARD ls! AM) JUWE 96 1900 V 1 ' A A P A V ` F

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: _ V 1, ` 7 J _ _ ..._ .-~ .. ~ .=_.". _ »- I . _ ._ .r _.`_. _, _ » 1 ____ :.=_.;.=1_>__;__-I» ;1~.-.;_:_ .__ _:|»_._ _______: _ _ 1 I J , 1 ' s- § l .

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will he found in another column. ‘ ___~_`~____` __

iiB-Bi C111 Misfit Wnttuonlsi coNPERENcE.___ _

es The announcement of the lxinkora Tea

E A _ ' ' 1 'J -- _

S \

Stay 1

.F _

Cured ___,_

y most chronic diseases of

1 gtomach, Liver, bowels and

-» _ musands Of testimonials from `i~`» ugwho have been permanent.

med by the use of Burdock

1 Bitters speak of its unfait-

gmeacy 111 DYS PS18. Bilious- g,Sick Headacgg, Liver Com- 11 t., Eczernll. Eryslpelas, Scro- _` mtlsores. Ul0€PS. 1 s, Pirn les, _ mo, nmswvrms. and an blood

tfyouwant to be cured to stay

_z wed. use only B.B.B.

5 WE BUY

"-l :E

BEST DRUGS

That cnnbe obtained, and our

mt pa\'iug tancv prices Are

pop we should be peased to “have von give usa trial and We

will guamntee that you will be delighted with the resu_l5.

George E. Hughes

The Peoples Drnggist,

ru In rom

There is often n desire for better

foods, ometh1n§‘tasty and good We bake_every y special cake all of which sells at _

18 cents n ll-

llut cake

_Silver cake

V lultanncnlte

1;, 'Ielqphoue 9_8. in__thu____ _ ’c§.~'!1e;nple~ ay C ~ _ Fe ‘ 1 ‘of

D' officers were elected andiiiiystalled. ~,

; ,f_;_-" I;-`\ 5, ~\' ,~;;§1,»_,_-§

\. '=’9~T\. -'-’//-»l»._1=-’/ ~. S54/

$1 gig

'l\-tl.l.,, aw

8#8¥8¥ '_ UC#

` Tm. annual meeting of the shareholders `

held in the school house this evening nt 6.30. Affull attendance is requested.

I 1' The concert and candy sale in aid of *thc Indian Famine unfortunate ones, "which is to bc given in Cherry Valley _‘Hall on Thursday evening. Ztithinst. ‘Promises to be the most intertaining

1 music, song, candy and ice cream _ Colne @1111!/'. Program opens at 8.20.

_of the new public hall at Hampton, will

determined to do all in their power to

1 particulars.

large volumes.Mr_Raymondwas agreeably 1

feeling thatexists between past-or and eoplc. 'F

`1`us,rsnn.\v afternoon the ladies of`_I1

' -\`0f1`€ Dame Convent received encourage..t;h

_I lllelli by the very large hnnibcr who fll ‘patronizcd their Empire Tea and Fancy tr

__ _ _ __ _ _ Sale in the B. l. S. Hall, near the Revere 13, °""°m=r_` gif the `e`<1°6f mm' Hotel. All possible has been accomplished 13 vw @1152 01 O1" ¢\=»*IO=11¢t~=? if in the line of decoration and the festoon- fa

`, ing with patriotic colors_etc, is in keeping ge

with the prevailing spirit of the day. The 1

took place at 4 o'clock yesterday after-

discharged the duties in connection with

The singing of Soldiers of the Queen, Red,White and Blue, mingled with the

Incumbert and Hon.Justice Hodgson. The

-l.n:i»¢ewsi\¢d1-siributsd by the ¢h&irmsn._ oo __Mr._J..L. F. Foster, _B. A., who for "the ,,_

l past year has been one of the tea¢he"rs“ in 1 _ the boys’ department, and who will leave on Wednesday morning for his home in

v pupils with a parting present in token of ` their regard forehim.

rosie.-me Long. of P. F. "mana, A. F;

Deputy Grand Mssmvelfohp Muirhead.].‘

Junior “ “ --\V. A. Brennan.

“ Secretary-Neil McKelvie.

5 oARD__z_ _ DR. L~ H- DICKEY

T flafe Clncial Assistant at Royal London c

Ophthalmic Hospital Hooxehelds, and Central London Throat and Ear

Bospitnh- -

_ Iluhlist in Diseases oi The Eye, ‘llsrcai

andlcoe. ~-

_ O$ce-Cameron flock.

Residence-Richmond Street West.

Oihce Hours- 9.30 1 m. to 1 p. m. ; 240 4 p.m

1 Eveiin byappointment.

"‘ Chap.-Rev. Archdeacon Reagh.

Grand Lecturer»-W. K. Rogers. Senior Grand Deacon-H. C. McDonald. Junior Grand Deacon-Fred. R. Morris.

“ Sword Bearer-C. C. Carleton. “_ Standard Bearer-A. Bowness.

G»a»1_S»~~11- ts“s‘.f.f:.:s°mv-

“ Organist-W. Harry Watts.

- “‘ Tyler-John Hobbs. ~

' 11 1 L1 '

Weeks & Co.

Wish to save all Saturday buyers

at prices that cannot be beat. _

LADIES-

Ladies » 1i` _ _ ' _ _

Blouses

4 Special - 4-493, 596, 69C.

_ Belts <

‘ ‘ 2s.r2o.-.

Pique 9c, Leather 183. _

Veilings Silk Nets 8.: yd '

Blouse Silks l

_ Stripes and Checks to-night 550 yard.

I S00 ihht 1510588 Silk. It W0n’tT_ Tcmight 1'2,~_ __;.=

lm long a. 20p yd. Side Combs _

gg- _._-*.1

5c pr, 601-p`r,'»710c pr.

' _ ' _ 1 _ 1 _ _ __ J _Z _ 5 __ , ~ ft.a.¢,b¢u.okafoo»._~___l1ok. _

Hmmm few-Sff1wHafS SALE'

. _ 254,, 40c, 70c all the latest. any yeanro, you ,my oqxniqpgfgg 0¢- __ __ V __

M 1- -‘ styles. cassiunal “eip”, it’s all the ea:r_.e1t.o new _ 1 ‘ - :_

US IBS- L _ ‘ , _ We have a grade of Tea for you, xtlpthe _ .1.he_Ladies _belonging.w~m-e__S°__i_dme8 l

». -` '_ v

Correct thin for ch1ldren’s1 Gents gats »-fn' connected-with.NotneD§ll1e Convent. xn-

coa `” m a Grand Empire Tea land

142, 2c. 4:, our leader 40c dcz.

NI--Hlm'I|HU

money, and to-night they cffer gocds

GENTS-

2 pair for 256 Cashmere Hose

\Li_nen1- Ha.ndl<eii€hiefS~__

4i>1~,f Lam collars

I-izlannellette Shirts This line 20c. _ ' »'

Gillghdm Gnd Washirrg 292-’

stu. Proof shots _

_ function over offered to those who love gsened at90°l°°1‘~ The 099111118 S€I'VlC€S

:;lt(;1‘:Sf.by she introduction of a short ‘ SS Café ' r

_ Tnsdnle ofthe grand tea puny which ministers. All dxflctlhrebiizhngi one (df the will he held near Victoria, Crapaud, in aid stimulating and not the le ist ,;I:v\ea mst?

_ _ 1.' t V s e

_ deliverance of Rev. John Read, D. D., this

liilppear next week. Preparations are _ni

already begun in connection with the to _same and the people of Hampton are 10

‘t make this tea a. complete success. \Vatch i m ,l\d.for sttamboat arrangements and full' C

A msn REuEMnn_i_vt‘t1:»- Yesterday a

_number of the niexnbers of the Baptist re

Q“”"`"/J r ¥\' T A- "W """` 1”' ` Chllrth Of this City presented l’a_st01~ Hay. i of

Literature. 'lhe work consists of twenty Qc

tantial increase yearl . Q y ` Regular 111665112 of Court Avondale to_

__4*»\`- G, F. Dawson submitted the mem- _ _

1-Ship I-@_;Qrt__ It showed that the tot-al ' night at 8 0 clock' Payment' of due* ° u rnber of incxnbers received into the _ -2111 °wlt.h at good education, who _ urch during the past year was l,229.The '_ desires to learn the type setting,_ should ll membership of the church is 13,330;or. RDDIY M f»hiS offlve fit Once. - tal, 30S:full membership at present time, A mammmh day'-`?°,W01`k WHS D@I‘f0!’1I16d 038; full membership at last conference, Y€Si@I‘fi&y at the Kensington cheese ,66S, a net decrease of 30; number of in- factory- During the day 57 Cheese Were nt baptisms, 857: adult. 118, or 975 aim. turned out and 41736 lbs of milk was rc- ther; marriages, 37-1; burials. 673. °` C@iV€d- ’

At ‘ 't '-1 _- 1 _ _ ve _:arIF1liI;;ti;“"paS§?$°';§;:;;‘;‘;;e"d§£ It THE Liberal-Conservative party will

_ _ ' '_ _ ' ` 5' 1 hold a convention to-day for the purpose

mmatxons for the minlsteryz They are: f - -

_ o selecting a candidate to contest the 2nd

E. Thomas. H. E. Price, George A D-. - _

xstrict of Queens. It is understood that

Ross, W. R. McDonald and A. Campbell. th , name of Mr J h W. .H be be

ll drst, second and third year candidates _ foxie the conventfiossep we WI _

Jbe

bazaar is continued to-day. fl

THE annual closing of St. Peters School H_

noon. The Hall was decorated with A lP0iIef1Dlf1l1T»s. 616- RSV- L00 TV111i9»DJS. alsopassed and were recommended tobe Rector of St. Pauls, was the chairman and co

his oilce in a particularly happy manner. D

i short and pelasing addresses of the Priest C

Mnhone Bay, N. was presented his"”'h

‘ political litcotthis country-,_ and is the

and A. M mier, w the of *O U

' K

` `Senior*G1-and Wanden‘--Gi " A. Aitken;

to thisend, we would strongly recommend and urge upon the Federal Government,

E ,, . _ _J L _ that the right to prohibit, the importa-

Pursuuant Uhn ang tion sale and manufacture of intoxicating

Rims E-.emo nm F11-'rr.n wrrn Gmssns _ _ _liquors be accorded to t-he Provinces that

'have expressed themselves favorable to

such legislation, and.

ference heartily approve of the action of _

_ '2 pair for 85.2. _ .

_ tives _from"_-this 911 fthe i11ll&`"°e

of the Lower Montague Cemetery will be-_i _

‘ dian Correspondent.

r.-.fvs _

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Mo.\'CTo:~'_ .Tune 23.-The Conference

is year have been of more than usual

1`1Dtion from one of our city churches

se the Fund gives evidence of sub-

test evils which infests the social and-1

Be it further Resolved, that as a means y

Be it further Resolved. that the Con- l

the Government of Prince Edward Island in having passed an Act. prohibiting the l sale of intoxicating liquor inthe Province, and also that the Conference congratulate _ them on being the first Province in the Dominion of Canada in securing the largest possible measure of Provincial Prohibition, and also, that we are pleased to note that other Provinces are moving in this important direction.

Be it further Resolved that this

Conference recognize and most heartily commends the efforts Io the Dominion alliance for the A suppression of this great evil, and in com- pliancewith their request, would alJP01”U me Revs Wm.. Pe'nna,_G. .W. Fisher,__W- 1W.H;Sprag`ue1 and J a.s.Grisp asrepresenta-

Council. A “ ` ' 1 11 1 - _

Be it further Resolved that the Confer-

ence requests its ministers, to bring* ,be~ fore their congregations, the disciplmafy requirements and to preach- se-rf°_1_nons_ in the i‘iiterest~of.t_l_ie cause of temperanoe. The -;fors`going=resolutions led to apro-

longgd debate, which was not terminated

|fr’s _

l ight 720

lBlaCk Safwn " if ' ____ _ _ This was a bargain at 90c to- = 1 » 1 . ' ' 'W __

at the hour of adjournment. The second clause of the resolution gave rise to much discussion, on such points as the power of the Federal Government to confer rights on Provinces to pass prohibitory laws; the value of such legislation which: only prohibits the sale, but allows thezim- 1

orning, on the subject of Consecration 'i ir;)lT;1tae:td;,pleT~;,|l;l;,u(;;0M]l;],3?B eigedlgxéiigfl the Masters service. Dr. Read has not l cial Prohibition as apsubstzigtzte entire-‘ St 21115’ Of hiS fl`€Sh11@SS, tire and force in f prohibition throughout the Dominion blicfaddress. His utterances were ' which some speakers de.;-_lag-ed had been °St'he1pf“l and much *1PDf@C10f»€d- The Q promised by the Government Judgingl onference then resumed its business. lfrom the speeches deliefeped 'there was Rev. John Goldsmith presented the|great variety of opinion as to the best‘ port of the Sustentation Fund, _from i methods of suppressing the liquor traflic

hiffh 15 f1l'D€=1re<l that the Sdciet-ygbut decided unanimity upon one point: Cewed $2°2:"‘Z'9`~)‘~ “nd af“’I`.U1@ D11YH10I1t namely~that the business must be driven

,le-‘ipfnses disbursed arnongtlie missions ' out and as quickly as possible. _ ~

"1 *‘#$§s*S§s*;m°ud with 8 very “uuame work' SL 10. The amount raised is less than_

1 entitled"Master'pieces of tl1e\\`or‘cl`~; Best,

1 _ - ._ .‘ _` _ ‘ ` ` last year owin t th 1 f 1 _ "'-"*-'*-"'

1 1 ‘ 1 g O e 0°’ O 3' arge Sub } \Vanted-n case of headache that Kum-

fort Headache Powd "ll t '

_ _ thro h tl _ _ _ _ _ ers vu no _cure in

and pleasantly surprised and is much en- wi ug ie ' °°e“°° of the d0“0’- other ten minutes. Price 10 cents

E ‘couraged by this evidence of the good _ S

ntinued on tl-ia,1_ “SPnUcr`: the summer residence

Rem H_ R_ Baker presented the ch urch ‘_ ot J. S. Cunningham, Esq., is hdvertised

roperty report, which on motion was = t° _let f°"- July' and AUSUSH AS this opted permission was asked by the delightful summer home is furnished it is '

ad . ‘ _ Winsgoe Cimuit to Sen the Rustico Road a splendid chance for 'anyone who desires

hurch, th e proceeds of which it is pur~ t'° spemi “V9 m°“th“ M* the 5°“9ld°'

_ to expend upon the pars0!11\K¢- A301' Tlcxsrs for the Conklin entertainment P

nsiderable discussion the _report was inKind¢rgm-fer, Han on Thursday new 509°” and Permissmn 3"°‘“t°d~ ini! can be had at I-Iaszard 8: Moore’s.'i Rev. T. A. Whitman read the report of Rosa;-vgd ¢¢ats_ ¢f which muy 8 limited the Temperance Committee. It contained numbgf gpg for sa1e,'oa.n be procured at the following resolution, in favor of ‘Pr0~ Jghnggn & J0}ms0n's drug 8w!.e_afm,_. “ni ' “’lt°1'y_`lekislatiou. o'cleck Tuesday morningf-"'1`he prices are Whereas intemperance, is one of _the _ 25-“$4135 “im » 1 » _f = ~;_ ,

--1--1--1-_

8 U

Whereas, the cultivattionof public semi-_’t£1éARS __ __ _ __ _ _ _

. ' _ - -- _ z i N. xi' - #__

_ H1116 the siiisiencr or lwral r¢f'_====1=. 1‘ ' `

are only gained by 'constant effort. ‘ ' - -, ' ‘ ~ 1- _ _ __ - Therefore be in Resolved, um. uns ‘wk 'le "°_ °h°""°3”?_ ~» .1 a g

1 Grand TTe53u1`91"'Ad3m MU1'1`11Y- ference of New Brunswick and Prince” our window ‘me of the una” ' - -

Edward Island is of the opinion that th , t J entire prohibition of _the importation, _ sale, and manufacture of intoxicatingf liquor is the only satisfactory solution of this question, and is the ultimate goal to- A

f Grand Marsh=‘~11-S- F- Hodgson- wamsiwhioh on efforts should be diroof.

ed.

\ n _ _“1` *"1 if-1-4' _ _

` \` `3"`\ ;&"5 " I ' 0/3(/55/.S_7_'; _

'lines of Cigars and Pipes to be’ '

und in_thefe_ji4_‘y,.

The famous 7 _

_ o

babe vnu be foomi in .gm

variety. These pipes are the best in the world and are gua anteed not to burn or split. _ __

l *i-` wr-

THB

_ sun ICOSCC RUNS

our side souotlps “__ : _ A ‘ It a 25 es'o=_ 1‘rSty! '

' -wig coul ngt stale I

soda if we wanted to. Z <

1 :Theres is nothing so re- : _

I freshingona l:_ot _day as s__

: never know, until you have a

Z tried us.

_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - » » .-onus-.»......

anis & lust.

Upper Queen Street.

|-:meme ren

Look bver 0_\`lrr8t'i¢_>ck1i._

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888888; i.

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Want to remind you about

:£1-.-o, ‘_ ` I _

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. -';.‘.:_"`~~_ _-_g - _ ___ ~ 0»»._4¢ .. ~* , `

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se, - / /v F" .1 »:-fs. 5 _ _ ‘

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'§°g1.L “$1

B *t ge .

department of ours. No need____for rfs1»1;0 1 _

' s

boast, it’s enough to say we’re_ showing a 1

bigger and better line even than last year. _

If you only want enough print, or gingham _ _

lor an apron 'twill pay you to call here.

White Piques.

Dainty, crisp, clean, cool

looking fabrics, very popular

this year.

l5c, 16c,_22c, 27c, 30c, 43c.

Fancy Piques.

Very pretty range mostly

in spots and 'small &gprss,_.a

_ _ _, _ __

large number of colors l3c.

.lust Prints

1 _ W * ‘1;;1@|

There’s hardly agrade you’d 7 1 8 _n _ _ ly _

ask that we cenlsupply

The Busiest Store'

"' Colored Fluslins

In the south window we’ve `

just displayed a line of light

ones at - Sc,

Dainty things' so no land

N. _f

2 4c\ ._ `

_ A lovely

€56<>i-B. ilmest 'exactly liken

I printed silks 2§¢_,

Better still __ 38:: 3931

G eo d (ilnghamc ~

the ordinary kinds,

'__ js., '_ l ‘ ~‘ .31-1, . , ,_ <

.. ~. _ oo

5°) 6) 79 8| 9|* 105; _"YA "'§";_ ' '

. ~ t '= ` __ ___ _ _

insiloniiofonrist and nuevos: of has 1 1 . _ ___ _._ _ _ _ éibgét _ _

““”d‘ _ ' '_ ._ " " " ' ’ W1*-1* "

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hh==°fwb°¢n.°.~=°f __ _ . ._ ._ _ to hosnuwotuoii nor u-amused f _ __1____1___

_______n --uw amfwl., _ .jaw

\ _ _ sax;-.-_ _ .. _;‘ ‘A ~.

o.; $i1'.~<U| ‘~l

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510*

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"N 1 1 ».;...'<.¢,

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l,,i_T1me to Give _

_ 1 P melanie Folks _

_(fx 0 o .,,_ 1'

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5-‘l, 1-\ f»,\’ ` Q/

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_r _ __

'I ° ' l _ and weihave just the for the _phr-

‘ pose-most comfortable to

push,-easiest to buy are eight. -

HN NEWSON

i I I

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Il* 2 fi' fm?

f » ,|f\`_~/ 4 t l`s.¢

f; _Z f'

-;¢ f

8CD88if\8U’l88f8lU$‘|

uring the ot Time..

" You want some line of groceries kept on `

ice. -0ur Mammoth Refrigenwr “keeps

cool our Butter, Cheese, etc. _

_ rnssuonznn, 24c1e1ntls_..-

5 ' . _ ._ ______ ......... _ _ _

_ lg; 1 ~rd_ _ - l NICG ID _ -~ '_°~ _ ‘~~ _ - - A _ _

I c`ya 1 - _ » _ 1 }t;aI.!riic;'M§:legin the B. LS. Hall, Kent ' ' - Wooeofoeigo.i..sno.....'oo1ofodshir~=f°r=<»d»y °°1r-. 1 S11'-_H __ = __ 1.? _S°"°*~’°1‘ t _ _ 1 'rrythis crm- I»’==<1=1i<=i<>.\w We her

’ _- 1 11 f 1 __ ._ uloasou. uno of Pun-y,.Bi¢_o_uiu‘=ood

N at 120 I 35 My 99°' 1£5.l“t:.“;:1°;.tl‘°t1Z;r***”°»»fi2.°°.:2_‘§_1t1'lonla!.‘hesiaylun 25.126- ....y¢n.¢_.. ....11»°- _ __ `

18.

dred It’e a. Ceylon Tea .packe5ree&0` y ` __ _ ~ A ` for our trade Strawbemesand Ice Cream,Home made ~ W - 12 K R .

ords will ° ‘

_ _ . _ V C R _ _ '

1 _ ` We are sole Agents. SaInpl_es__f¥¢9- Candy. The best the season ati' '

1 ` 1 be oirerod. Nothing wat bo some to

Tl” P5°Ple,s Store' make the Festival most enjoyable. En- _

__ Suceeesors to Dari-;‘on St Co. _ t.rance10c. ' 1

_ _ _

f - __ , __.""_ 5 _

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` “r “ .: r. e f _

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5 wi £25?

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