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'atmrin Sgciall Tea. Malta. Coeoagar. Assorted Bindwich. Water lee Wafera.

Prompt delivery to all parts of dty.

Webster & Mciiay

The Ideal Grocery.

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PICNIC

SUPPLIES i

Are you .going on a 'pic~

nic or eyrcnrsion ? If so let us make ,QP 3 llaskef for you Wefare sure W# can please you 811dfQl_i.f prices are within the reach of all.

D. STEWART,

ls£LIPSE BAKERY. Baker Best Bread.

their annxlal retreat this week.

A full meeting of the St iGanrge's Lodge

, is to be held tonight to arranged for 12th July celebration.

Pnswrr of strawberries and cream, and

a well provided visitors' table at the Biptist Sunday School Picnic, Red Point to-morrow.

Mn~iA R Daunoey will bs At Home,

Fitzroy St, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and Thursday evening, July 6th and 7th.

Tianregular monthly meeting of the

School Board was held last night. There was nothing of importance, and only routine business was transacted. _

'l`ns Hillsboro Bridge Works have had

the gravel pit at St.Dunstan’n College and the northern approach ni the Bridge con- nected with the train dsspatoher‘s chico by telephone.

A'rrms'rtoN is directed to the excursion

advertisement of the popular S S “City ci London” in another column. She goes to Orwell to-morrow (Wednesday) at 3 p m. and returns at 8 p m.

THE offiicers of Lodges Wildey and

St Lawerence I O O F, were publicly installed last night in their lodge rooms by Grand Master J F Whear.Alter in .tr l~ lation, refreshments were served and an enjoyable programme given.

IT is related that yesterday in this city

a bill of about two hundred dollars was paid by a reluctant debtor altogether in ilvs cent ploces. Two clerks who counted the small change were nearly an hour at the work before they made sure of 'the reckoning. -

Yomt District S. S. Association meets

i i the Methodist Church ar. BraokleY |Po|nt, Wednesday next at 2.30. All the schools are requested to send their full quota of delegates. A. D. Archibald, new Field Secretary will be present and an int erecting program crrried out.

Wear Trade Mark D 5\1SP¢\‘ld¢l’S Guaranteed. Sold everywhere.

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E Arrsno the big tea at Seven Mile Bay yon Saturday, July 9th. Muttartfs Steam Riding G.llery will be one of the attract- ions on the grounds. Strawberries, ice- cream and everything in the shape of tempting refreshments will be provided. Reserve Saturday the 9.h for the Bay tea.

The annual meeting of the Suuris

Yacht Club will be held in Dr. Houston'B oi!ice,Bourls, on Tuesday evening, July 5th. Any person in King’s County desire- ous of becoming members can rio so b

one dollar.

MILITARY 'l‘a'r'ro-A magnificent pro-

gram spectacular and musiciil is in course of preparation for Thursday evening. It is rumored the Cavalry will participate and the Army Medical Corps give an Exhibi- ` tion of Bearer Duties in the Field. 2000 people can enjoy this unique spectacle at at 8 on football held.

liu:LaNn's DAY promises to be most

ausplciously celebrated at Summersitle during Home Gomers' Week. It is expec- ted that I-Ion Mr. Fitzpatrick, Minister of Justice will be present besides a noted orator from the United States as well as other Judges from the Courts of Canada and the best Local speakers of the Irish race. Every Irishman in the Province is expected to do his duty in the celebration.

The First Methodist Cho'r under the

direction of Brigade Major Watts led the song service at the Y.M.C.A. Gospel trnt last night and sang three anthems which were beautifully rendered and much appreciated by the soldiers in thelCamps. A vote of thanks to the choir was moved by J K Ramsay of the 82nd. Regiment. Capt Beaton seconded the motion which was presented to the choir by Chaplain Fullerton and responded to by the leader of the choir.

Tan semiannual examination oi Pownal

School was held last Thursday. The day was fine and the attendance large, a gnodly Lumber of parents and visitor.- being pre-ent who evinced alively ic- terestin the proceedings. The board of 'rosters and secretary were present, and with the teacher, Miss Ada Campbell, conducted the examination. As there is only one department in this school at present, and as the pupils' ages run from four years old and upwards, the teacher has not gotasnap by any means. It is surprising what progress is being made in the different branches in which they were carefully examined, which reflects credit on the teacher. At the close of the examination an abundant supply of candy given by the teacher and apples by A. A. Moore, were passed around, which de- lighted both young and old. Singing

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Moderately goocl ]apanes<: tnattings, in neat pttterns :2t‘, 140, 16<‘, c-ltr

Soft, Q0()l Coloring; I2"_ 240, I‘f.(`, 280, €iC.

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American Fibre \Iatting.<, wash pr- t.~', "uit _v.~< i, ~.\te.r_..~r<f»<-1'_ 5;', 580 per yd.

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Executive Committee of the Tourist

., _t Chamber and a good deal of business was THE Oli""'e_ arrived this morning M' `

2 o'clock with oil assengels

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_._ to haven parlor oar run through from ing are the number taking the exntninn-

‘ Boston to Point ou Chene each day, and tions ani those in charge at the diiletenr i

,IM the secretary was ordered to forward centres; Scuris, 20, John .\irSwain;

. fn( ` same to Mr Pottlnuer, the Minister of Summerside,78, Inspector G, J, McCor~ 0

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Railways, and our representatives in Parliament. The matter of providing suitable guards at the railway crossing Oo Fitzroy Street was brought up by His Worship Mayor Kelly and a committee of three were appointed to wait upon the Superintendent of the Railway. A resci- ution requesting the City Council to act upon .Mayor Kelly’s suggestion regarding a public bathing house was also passed. A strong resolution was passed with reference to an impression that had g .inedgrounri in Sommerside to the effect that the Charlottetown Association

Indian Camps, which enables tourists and all who wish to spend a pleasant day at the shore to do so without the trouble of carrying a basket with them as lhfy Cm

mac; Montague, til, J. D. Seaman, Alber- ton, 39, Inspector W. D. Mclntyre; Uhnr

C. Professors.

A well supplied refreshment boo h ha~

been opened at Rocky Point near tic

not consider the reputation of the establish-

ment to whom you give your trade? We

transacted. A resolution moved by W F ' D I Ymhh

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procure at very reasonable ratt-.~ .straw- berries and cream, ice cream, calze cofletl cindy, sandwiches and ized rirlnlts of all kinds.

place before you rt record of over forty years

FOR DRESSY MEN

New Straws,

New Pclts,

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In Latest Styles.

New American Caps

' For Men and Boys

The very latest-A big variety. if you want the nicest

thingln caps-the very latest-come and see_us. We Sl10W more natty caps than any other store in the city.

Lcathcr Belts and r

Ncgligcc Shirts

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and help to keep you cool. 'l‘ry this combination, you’ll

find it most comfortable. ' y Latest styles in some 7°<= \<> $1-4°

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would prove to be detrimental tc the work of the Western Association. This resolution was warmly éndcrevi by all present who indlgnantly protested against any impression being conveyed to the efiect that the objects of the Char- lottetown Association were otherwise than fully in accord with the sentiments oi the Summersids Association. Arrange- ments were made for a committee to call upon all citizens who had not yet sub- scribed, and secure their membership to the Association. Already a great many letters from abroad have been received and replied to. The literature sent out by the Association comprises a series of bcoklsts, etc., which contain fulllnfor- mation for prospective visitors. The Charlottetown Development and Tourist Association is evidently well under way.

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THESE ” ARE

KODAK . DAYS.

No vacation is complete without a Kodak. Snap shots of picnic

ups, boating parties,

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Eleasant reminders cf sppy outings.

Kodaks from $i to $25.00.

Catalogue free for the ask- ing.

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Sole Agents.

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-\VeekIy lixcursicn Bulletin. The

comfortable, palace iron S. S. “City Of London" will make four afternoon ex oursinn trips each week for balance of season as follows; - To Orwell, Wednes- day at 3.00. Round trip 25cts;“West River," Thursday at 3.30. Round Trip 20cts: “East River" Friday at 3.30. Round Trip, 20cts, "Crapautl, Saturday at 3.00. Round Trip, 40cts; Children half fare. Piano and refreshments onboard. Home eatly, 5- fl- Lf-

Toilet Articles. \Ve pay parlicailnr at tention to the selection of high clat-s toilet. preparations. Vi'c carry in stack the finest and mostexclusivc toilet articles made, including Parker Pray and Madame Maya celebrated specialities. As r»|remedy . for sunburn, tan ctc., we recommend “Macs V\'ltch Hazel Cream." It is soothing and healing and rubs in perfectly dry. Price 25 cents a bottle The Two Macs, MacDonald &MacKlnncn, Drugglsts, Corner Great George 8: Kent S rests. d W.

BIBLES

Every person should have a

Bible or their own.

You can get one at cost, prices

ranging from soc each up.

Testaments from 3 cents each.

REVISED BIBLES

Now in stock. price from z5c. We also have Bibi-° in French, Ger- man. Latin, Greet and Gaelic.

P. E. I. BIBLE SOCIETY, rlaszard & Fioore,

Booksellers:A gent.

fair dealing. Surely this is a safe place to

trade. Besides with no rent to pay, there is

a good reason for our low prices.

Come, see, coin pare.

John Newson.

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best quality, rolls,

squares or ovals, best.

quality paper 4 for 25c. A

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DRUGGISTS,

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The Shoe You Want

l,nrlie¢‘ are your feet sensi-

tive “ Then you want a .shoe that requires no breaking in- "l')(lRO'l`HY IJ(lDll."

Are you proud ’ just a

little bit of the shape of your foot? Then you want the~ “I'lORO'f HY DOIlD."

Art you inclined to be eco-

nomical? Then you want for your money the utmost value ohtninnble in shoes»~ "l'lOROTIIY D0llll".

Oxford Shoes $3.00 Boots $3-75 Sold nnly:l1y

Morris & Smillt

Exclusive Agents for Ch‘iowh.

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so why be careless in spending them.

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