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Tun S. S. Halifax sailed this morning THE China Decorator, an Art Journal Mrs, ghaw Mi” M_ Mcgmhem J_ P

l, l ‘ 'l`Hi; S. S. Halifax arrived in port at 5.10 _vt-sl,oi~vlay afternoon having on board

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at L15' °f New ¥°1fk» has the fouflwing f"1U‘>\1UC_*~" [~lobe1= -lm limi H. F. Sencabaugh. Captain ,'

Apreitvgood way-to test any store ANY fl!‘Sl’. Class prossman tailor Wh0 file n:eut:_ M1sS_M&ry Alhsmf Donn will Pye and ‘hf‘ M9'-’l“l Omwfs Of his Ship ' ' 1 is bv the ¢0i’f¢¢ il R115- W¢`f¢ Willing sires a position should apply here at once. ° 03° her Smdm at N° 96 Fmh A"*'°'°“°= were given a. cordial wi-leome by the large _

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for you! _ . time. We wish you would try son-e of our 406. \|0¢i11 &_l'ava. \‘Fe‘d be glad gg sell it to you and you‘d be glad yoii‘d tried it-its such a line codec. Blended skillfully and just roasted enough.

Freshly Grolnd when ordered

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See ad.

YESTERDAY Mr. Charles Chandler pur

carriage.

studio of Gauvin and Gentzel.

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mould be posted, as to thc merits of what

offer you

pu-st-We offer you goods, exclusively our o

When you buv from us, you will never see

duplicate with anyone

Second-Our cutting, fitting sewing, etc is cone to none in this Broad Dominion.

Third-The above excellences are yours a

figurg, also our own, but we give all prefere

nd adv:.ntage to our customers. Secured 0 by long years of hard work and trying expe

CICCS.

J T. NCKENZIE

The Tailor.

Rose Valley at 3.30.

we?

quality, a better market and a bette

a price.--Regina Standard.

Y \ the sale which is May 30th. f- .

that Mr. McKinnon, editor of the Kin

’ McKinnon desires us to state that he i

l not editor of the above journal.

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chased Mr. C. C. Gardiner-‘s rubber tired

Tnis morning Messrs. Wedlock Bros.,

Stanley Bridge, will ship to Sydney 37

$ F 9 $ h d of' ttl wgggml 1; my 33

£ yesterday whitening and tinting the

Livi-2 Hoo MARKET.-Choice bacon hogs

100-200 lbs $6.00 per 100 lbs. Good quality l over weight and under weight $5.75 per

100 lbs.

THE Rev. J. D. McLeod will preach (D.

V.) on Sabbath next-, May 20th, at the fol-

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lowing places: Bradalbane at ll e.. m. and

PROP Robertson, proposes to establish

a egg gathering stations, to secure a bett r

WILL the ladies kindly remember the

donations piomised for the rummage sale.

t a They can be sent_to the Y. M. C. A. at an ce time and will be cared for till the time of

Soiun days ago Tim GUARDIAN stated

;County Journal was in the city. Mr.

_ THE Stanley arrived ia port yesterday afternoon from Picton, where she had

been on the slip. To-day the steamer " will place the Wood Islands. Cape Tormentine, Tryon and West Point buoys.

You will ind everything you frequire in t"e

drug line.

THE market was not largely attended yesterday. Hay sold at 50 to 55c, turnips

Prescriptions and special _14c. and potatoes' 22°- Gey& S011 had

llemedes.

repared with the best goods obtainable-chea

er than any house in the business-

We run our business in the interest of the

people.-No division of profits with Doctors

t is your interest to deal with

fresh rhubarb, celery, cucumbers and

p_ _ tomatoes. The other prices remain abo t

as last quoted.

CARDIGAN Norss.-Rachel Martin

'_ Wil1iamA Martin and Tens. Martin of

Martinvale S. S. Class have received the

ber to resume work in this city.

A gentleman in Boston writing to the

who were recently promoted to the for

Scotland, England, Geemany supply lone each.

THE many friends were pained to learn

of the death of Mr. Neil McDonald, which occurred at his home in Hampton about 9 o’clock yesterday .morning of paralysis. Mr. McDonald who was well known and highly respected by all was an elder in Rev. Mr. Goodwi1l’s church, and will be greatly missed by the community. He leaves a family of ten of whom Rev Lauchlin McDonald is a son. The funeral takes place on Thursday at one o`clock to Black Point. The service will be conduct- ed by Rev. Mr. Goodwill.

Tim following schooners have been load ed by W. A. Poole Sc Co., as Lower Mont- ague; Irene, 1800 bus, potatoes, 1000 bus. oats, 100 bus. turnips and sundries for Nova Scotian ports. Ripple, 700 bus. potatoes, 550 bus. oats, 100 bus. turnips, 1000 lbs, pork and a quantity of vegetables, apples, etc., for Sheet Har- bor, N. S. John Lawrence, 500 bus. pota- toes, 150 bus. oats, 50 bus. turnips, for Guysborough. They are also loading the schooner Eva. M. B., for Halifax. The schooner Pleiades is discharging a cargo of brick from Wallace, N. S., for the above firm. A

A VERY pleasant and instructive meet-

ing of the ‘Study Class’ of the Canadian Historical and Literary Society was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs

Frontenac‘.'1‘hls was followed by the usual discussion. The next meeting which is

tobe held at Government House, May

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I notice that Nova Scotia furnished 13; P. hohteflng 15 entlrely new l'h'°“3h°ut' E, Island 4, and New Brunswick 4_ I,.e_ Cabins and staterooms have been thor- , land comes with 15 and Maine with 14. OUKMY 1`en°V9'l'°d~

Peters. Miss Poole read an interesting ted] Rev' W' H' §P°“°°"’ A Gulm’ A* Mc' paper on .The second Administration of _Neill,McLean Sinclair, J. C. Mclvor, J.

and Indian red, have been replaced with is hite, giving her much more mayestic ap

WEDDING UBELLS.-A very happy event took place in St. Augustine Church, Rustico, on the morning of May 7th, when Mr. Joseph Gallant, one of our enterprising farmers, led to the altar as his bride, Miss Judith Doucet, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Doucet. The groom was supported by Mr. Marin Gallant, teacher, and the bridesmaid was Miss Edesse Doucet, sister of the bride. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. B. McDonald, Pastor of the parish who also celebrated the nuptial mass. After mass wedding marches were played bv Miss Fannie Gallant and Miss Fabiola Doucet. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the residence of the groom’s parents where a sumptuous dinner was partaken of by a large number of relatives and friends of the contracting parties. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Gallant drove to Mr. Joseph Doucet’s, brother of the bride, where a large num- ber of invited friends and relatives were assembled to greet and welcome the newly married couple. Supper was there served to the invited guests, afterwhlch a most enjoyable time was spent. The bride and groom were the recipients of many valuable and costly presents.

THE Presbytery of Prince Edward Island met in St. J ames’ church yesterday at eleven o’c1ock, Rev Roderick McLean moderator, with whomlhe fe were associa-

W. McKenzie, William Murdock, Ewen Gillis, T. E. Fullerton, D. B. _McLeod, A Mi1ler,Eld ersWi1liam Leard,Danie1 Forbes

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Sydney Post, Sa,ys;_p,-ovincialists in L_, pearance.Thesoclal hall has been enameled j ' , 1 city are evidently beginning to think that .\”l"lte with ‘wld trimmings "nd new car' 1? _ _ ` 1; _

they should have ,,_ hand in running pets have been laid. The main saloon and ‘__, I ' things, Og th., 106 reserve police omcers. grand companion way have been enameled -" _ ‘

C , with white and gold trimmings. The up-

Kll ws

what the D '& A straight front corset is. It’s the corset that

combines the e acme of style

with the greatest possible de-

set that fits and wears-and

holds its shape. It’s the really corect shape for this

season’s wear-and the best

new corset on the market.

New York, for three months and open _ , ~ _ '_ ' € Summ" C1033 in Ch§l`10l5tet0VfI1. P1`il`-` The Halifax ,has undergone a complete 'ff _

Edward Island, and will return in Septem- 0Ve,.|mu]ing’ the p| ,HL C0103, yen,-,W

gree of comfort. It’s the cor-,

H H E 5’ me P°°P1°`S general Ass’ De Ploma for reciting c r-

Df\1t¥iSi- rectly the whole of lthe ` Westministers’

rm,” Buck Sunnysid shorter Catechism.

* MR. H. M. CHANDLER has secured th

30th at 8 p. m. will be the last of the se

Edward Island. To this meeting t

son. Mrs. Nash will read a paper dealin

a__ and others.Much of the time was taken up - g in discussion over an appeal by Rev. D.

exclusively with the history _of Prince McNeil' Ahxandu McLeod md “hers

from the action of the session of Zion

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Canned Lobsters.

I am (pen to make contracts for

the coming season’s pack and can pay highest market prices, for best .quality goods.

. DENNIS MURPHY,

fApl 26tl June l Halifax. ' 5 _ sr

contract for thealterations and repairs to janitor’s cottage of West Kent School, the amount of tender being $344. The building will be raised and a new founda- tion placed. A fence will also be put around the buiding.

Mr. David Shaw first year student in medicine returned on Monday night. His many friends will be pleased to learn that he has almost recovered from the accident which he sustained to his eye while using a. test tube at McGill.

THE loading of the steamer by Messrs.

Make Your Supper Table

more enjoyable to-day by orde r ing a Mince or Apple Pie at only l2c each, from the Eclipse

*Bakery

Many other toothsome

dainties alw ays fresh at the lowest prices.

Telephone 211 .

STEHAR

Eclipse Bakery Bakes Best Bread

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Rattenbury, Toombs and Matheson is being prosecuted with vigor. Yesterday the schooners Baltic and Bolina were being unloaded onthe West side while on the East side oats were being loaded

A f.rom cars.

T1-ns morning at 10 o’clock Mr. McEwen

the famed Hypnotist will place one of his attendants in Messrs. Prowse Bros. wlndow in _cataleptic sleep. The subject will remain in the window and will le waked up in the Opera House in the even- ing, it being the first number of the enter- tainment.

THE Greetlands sailed yesterday for Syd

neyand St. Johns, Nlld. Her cargo consis- ted in part of 35 head of cattle shipped by William Sellar to the latter market, 55 boxes cheese, 40 casks kerosene, -100 bus. or potatoes, 150 bus. turnips and a quantity

‘ -fy of butter, meats, pork, condensed milk

*mn vegetables Ste.

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Some Values

Below you will find a few of the daily bargains that Weeks & Co' give.

Everything exactly as represented and if dissatisfied return the articles and

get your money back. You run no risk in buying at _

The Peonllls Store.

2 I Gent's Linen Collars in ive leading fgf | shapes, guaranteed 4 ply linen and will wear as long as

25g, | any collar on the market.

25c pr. or 2 pr.

for 45::

75c i Unlaundried Shirts all Size? at 5°°» 75<= en

$1.00. We want you to seethe 75c Shut we sell. It is

cuffs-4 ply linen in plain or link reversibl ends. These goods are splendid sellers.

Note the price.

beauty. 20 dozen just received.

28 '12

$1.30 suit-

Balbriggan Underwear-A full r=ws° new in. all prices. See theiine we are running at 90: suit. Regular

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ed and are requested to bring any in- formation concerning the subject.

day night the body was removed to the

Dr. Campbell of St. Dunstan’s College as

Howlan took place yesterday. On Mon-

formed headed by the B. I. Society wit

‘to the depot where the regular train was taken to Summerside to meet- a special train to Tignish. ' Among those who went toTignish was Bishop McDonald, who held service on arrival of train. Dr. Monaghan preached the sermon. Inter- ment vras made inthe R.C. Cemetery Tignish. ~

ing the so~called dangers of hypnotism that many people really believe that there is something weird and uncanny about it, and that its practise should not be al lowed. That this feeling should prevail is lamentable, as the truth of it that it is the means of much good. No one but the hypnotist himself ca

of some poor mother who says the hearty “God bless you” forthe healing of he daughter, or the expressions of gratitude of the man, who years before had by the means of hypnotic suggestion been cured of the liquor habit. That such radic- reforms can be performed through the use of hynotism is demonstrated in al-

UNTIL fur ther notice the steamer Hil boro will run to Orwell on Wednes da

cure quickly all headaches arising fro

and reliable and the kind that cures pro mptly. 10 cents and 25 eeni.

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members of the general society areinvw church for introducing 'the individual

l was heard in support of his petition and

THE luneral of the late Lleub-’GOVernor Qf theln was un.

S\1b~d¢a<=°n- Ab 7-15 the pwceesivv was T. F.Fu1ierton and seconded by Rev. A. ;

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the L¢l8'\1° °f the CTOSS bH~l\d» D1`0°¢ed€d session of Zion Church, as sessions have ` < _ _

werto deal with such matters in ab-

realize the good that can be accomplished

through it or understand the gratitude

communion cup. The Rev. D. McNeill

he endeavored to rove that the use

constitutional and unwarranted. The discussion was ably conducted by

C°fh°dl`8l 805 8-5 5-30 Y¢8f»¢1‘d8I m0l'I\i"8 I all'the ministers present none taking the requiem mass WN “U8 bi DT- M°l‘1`iS0U» ground that _it was unscriptural except f ts e Sslistefl bi F 80101' JOIHISOD 55 d°&¢°“ and the complainants. Shortly before six ro” ’ O

o’clock a resolution was moved by Rev.

McNe l referring the matter b :ck to the

P0 sence of a declaration for or against by

the General Assembly.

which takes p ace to- y ( y) May 15th at-12 o’clock, noon. Property of P. Monaghan situate near lower Spring Park Road comprising 15 building lots

Bearisto, auctioner. 15 1

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For Pains and Larnoness use- KEN

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Remember the sale of building lots 6 S

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Tlrroo Stylish styles.

At Grey $1.10 and ,

_ White

At White x

$1.35 only

At Grey $1.75 and it

White

5 We’ve the new. styles for

people who d_on’t like straighl

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DRICK’SLINIMENT. , , ._ ..._........._ "

Prospective Amateur

Theres No §_S,?,‘i;‘;.>;.,,

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most every town by the Great McEwen.

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ls ;. If youiare thinking of investing in_ a *_ Y ~`_-_ Cam a r Kodak rom us we will 'Ii

and to Crapaud on Thursday of each week, leaving Charlottetown at 8 o’clock a. m. Should these days prove unfitfthen she

will go to Orwell on Thursday and Crap- and on Saturday. 27 d&w 3w Pat 8: Ex

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BOWMANS’ HEADACHE POWDERS

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THERE have been so many sensational , ° _ fl 5 °

stories published in recent years, regird- which win bg 301.1 withgug 1-egg;-ve,_ _

» Terms easy and made known at sale.. R.

Photographers.

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, DEAR FRIEND:-_ ‘ ’ I ' Most of you think that the pro- \

Y cessof developing Films or Plates is , ylyi very difiicult, and enveloped in mys-

'.,a t ry.

~\\, fwe _a_re _here to tell you that it is A _ fy simplicity itself. .=~

£1' 0 , 1

guarantee to demonstrate the process I of developing,printing on either Dekko \ or Solio Papers, and give any informa- tion that is needed to insure good pic-

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A complete line of the best selling

at our store, an inspection of which is invited.

: Very truly yours

nervousness, sleeplessness, biliousness . m AND and other causes. Bowman’s are s e _ -4

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Price 25c.

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Our stock of new Flour has sr-

rlved and we sro now oiering it for sale st very low prices. 1 “Five Roses” in bH»1'l'¢lS #Hd half barrels. _ , I “Snov/drift" 511° P'-“V7 Fl°‘_“'»

“Royal Stuart 0111' bel* hull!

Flour. V

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“(` U 4; V .Jo -so J - wld.-_ “tn” mood fomllv flour

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Why the new baby should not have a new carriage. espedally

at the prices we are now oiering them We have a number of diilerentstyles to select from. We can suit any taste, please any purse, A

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We have a well equipped dark 1-porn ' -

on the premises, and will place itat ‘ , ._

your disposal. ` WW

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TAYLIIIIS.

_ “ MORRIS BLOCK, i,`VICTOBl} BBW-

Opposite Post Odice.

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Cameras and Kodaks can now be seen p 1,.

The Tick System Improved `

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