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’ Shoes $160,

Dliozeialetxierd < ~‘-rgeerjcevl SF-50

Chocolate l-aced_shoed`with fancy cloth top,

Black llxfofd iAm@fi°‘°lIl-60

Black Dingola laced shoe, ze pa‘eut tip, cloth top. li.l Perl Tie <-‘-néfim) lil6»0

Diinty tie shoe-of very time Black Dongola leather

tip, stylish and pretty.

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we bought this line from the manufacturer-They are yours at the ul |l|||;g T818.

Alley 81 Ce,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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PRIZE, LlST *

Spring ‘Park School West Royalty.

W I

MR. J. w. ronsG’s DEPARTMENT.

Highest Attendance for the term-

Char es Simmons, James Murchison, Watson Hi ins, equal.

Grade VI-Daniel Murchison, first in

Grammar, Geography, English and Can- adian History, Algebra. French and Latin. Erma Gay, lst in Reading, 2nd in Geography, History and French. Fred Colwill, lst in Arith, 2ndinHis- tory, 3rd in French, Lizzie Chappell lst in Writing.

Grade V.

Composition-lst Robins Colwill, 2nd

Mary McMurrer, 3rd, Jas Murchison.

Spelling-lst, Jas Murchison, Watson Higgins, B Botts; 2, Robbins Colwill, - Mary McMurrer, A Haszard.

Arithmetic-lst, Mary McMurrer, 2,

Jas Murchison, 3, A A Haszard, W Welsh, Flo McGuigan, S McMurrer, equal.

Can. History-lst, Chas Simmons, 2,

Mary McMurrer, Watson Higgins, Rob- bins Colwill, Jas Murchison, equal.

Writing-l, Lizzie Elliott, Robbins

Colwill, 2, C Simmons, 3, Flo McGuigan.

Grammar-1, Mary McMurrer. 2, A

Haszard, Jas Murchison, equal.

Geography-1, Jas Murchison, A Has-

zard, C Simmons, 2, Robbins Colwill. S McMurrer, L Elliott.

Map Drawing-1, George Small, Wat-

son Higgins, 2, Lizzie Elliott, Bramwell Botts. -

Grade IV.

Reading and Spelling--1, W McLean,

A Corney, G Corney, equal; 2, E Mc- Murrer, Frank Hawkins, W Wadman.

Arith-1, E McMurrer, A Clark, W

McLean, W Wadman. equal; 2, Arthur Corney, G Corney, equal. Writing-1, Bertie Gregory, 1, Aug Wadman, 3, G Corney, W Wadman, equal,

Geography--1, Frank Hawkins, 2,

Ang Wadman, A Clarke, equal; 3, W Wadman and YV McLean.

Grammar-1--A Clarke, W McLean,

equal ; 2, Ang Wadman.

Eng History-1, Frank Hawkins. 2, A

Clark, 3, E‘McMun°er.

iuss Ross’ DEPARTMENT. Grade III.

Reading-1, Aggie Fraser, Hazel Cor-

ney; 2, Emeline Burhoe, Fred Small, Miriam Proctor; 3, Janie Webster. ~

Spelling-1, Janie Webster, Etta Web-

ster; 2, Martha Casford, Emeline Bur- hoe; 3, Miriam Proctor, Hazel Corney, Aggie Fraser.

Writing-1, Janie Webster, Emeline

_ Burhoe; 2, Martha Casford, Etta Web- ster, Minnie Alyward; 3, Fred Small, Aggie Fraser.

Arithmetic-I, Martha Casford, Fred

Small, Etta. Webster; 2, Emeline Bur

01- -1.

1 hoe, Janie Webster; 3, Hazel Corney,

l$§§§§$%§¥

Miriam Proctor. _

Grammar-I, Hazel Corney, Miriam

Proctor; 2. Fred Small, Etta Webster,

Martha Casford; Aggie Fraser, Martha Casford.

Geography-1, Miriam Proctor and

i [I Hazel Corney; 2, Aggie Fraser and Eme- ” J line Burhoe; 3, Martha Casford and

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A. PICKARD 8|. 00.

renee

Janie YVebster.

Grade II-Class I.

2, Richie Burnoe and Louis McMurrer; 3, Lucy Colwill and Ruby Gay.

w Writing-1, Della Clark and Anita

I Young; 2, Lucy Colwill, Richie Bur-

hoe, and Lohis McMuri-er; 3, Maude

A full stock of the best Coal W GH’-‘801'Y and MB-fy J- Fe1'g\1S0H-

Arithmetic-1, Lucy Colwill and Del-

°“ mud “nd “mving d“i1Y' ¥ is clark- 2 Louis Menun-er and Richie

’ Ashare of your patronagey

Burhoe; 2, Maude Gregory, Mary J.

Grade II.-Class II.

Reading and Spelling-1, Cyrus Ves-

is solicited. Ferguson and S. Small.

LOWEST PRI . ¥

PROMPT DELIVERY, w sey and Jennie Stewart; 2, Oliver Cras-

well, Johnny Hawkins and Lottie

-7““°?3d`~Wf°1U‘@”@°d5¢W5m 4 w Corney; 3, Russel Clarke _and G Aly-

ward.

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Writing-1, Cyrus Vessey and Mau

Gertie Alyward.

Arithmetic-1, Maurice Higgins and

Cyrus Vessey; 2, Jennie Stewart, Russel

, Clarke and L Corney; 3, Johnny Haw-

M--1.

kins and Oliver Craswell.

Rev. Mr. Bostworth, Superintendent

THE SUNDAY SG|'|00L of the Grand Ligue we-ion in the pro

..OF.. `

vince of Quebec, preached in the Bap- tist church on Sunday morning last, and

G R A c E c H U R c H inthe evening spoke on the subject of

Will hold [ts Annual P.cnic at

French evaugelization in connect on with the mission he re resented. More

f - _ - »- :»..g.__f.'..

Reading and Spelling--1, Della Clarlm.:

students are applying for admission To the college than can be accommodated.

,.0-N.. 'WEDNESDAY JU LY.4-

Dunk Rn er the finest fishing ground

n the Island is near at hand

Train will leave Cit Station at 9.30.

Return fare 40 cents-C7hildren half fare

Special rates for families. §V`isitors table amply provided-Refresh ments of all kinds.

Everything in the line of sports and

lmusements on hand.

Picnic train will stop at all stations

when signalled.

Single fare arranged for on the Ca p

Traverse branch.

N.B.-Should day prove unfavorable

the picnic will be held the following day. June 27, 29, 30, 3 &w

Grand Tea Party

cnffiikun.

he le of H t ` t. d ' was E~`£"i>..ey Quaid; °t‘ié€l.§§;.,..2°‘d‘§&'n J lr. Egxlsy Ferguson, near Isilctoria,

Saturday, July 14th

Committee a ' ted. ’ ted b &olHam ton. aprldodlging tliéesiii? utmdhtttd 1lB_¢liiSTH£_ _BIG TEA of the season, and TB; ln VIEIUOQI; onglraei déiylgd enjoygent. umm i1?$°ndan'_ ee. °m° per’ & d various other amusements will

_ aaomwith ll ~ - igsiason :_iuR§ef1:)e:hy§§n§0a1§il¢1ld<g.elicacies . mcommodate our many friends from Qllottetown the Steamer Jacques Cartier vi have Stmm Navigation Com .S ‘if 1* 9 8- In-. reaching Victoria atpggzn duningat 5.2-lip. m.,atterthe dny'g sport °

th da “nh

»hpm?>?tgE)n§1§?Y€ouowiy;i1b1e the tea

"*°°°d-S 0 in d of New Publi H311

Umpton. _ ‘ ju.ne29d.1itwck 2ilw

Eighty were denied admittance this past year for lack of accommodation. There_a.re now over 20,000 Protestant christians in the province of Quebec.

GRADUATED.-Miss Belle Matheson,

daughter of George Matheson, Esq., Oyster Bed Briege, at ter a thorough busi- ness Course at the Charlottetown Busi- ness College and Writing Academy, pass- ed a highly satisfactory examination, and was awarded the College Diploma.

‘ ~ Y TY and her answers well reasoned out.

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fort Headache Powders will not cure in ten minutes. Price 10 cents.

Miss Matheson’s work was e neat, 2

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RIFLE

Shoots Four llundred` Times A Minute.

Esclmans, Mich., June 26-What is

claimed to be greatest rapid-firing rifle of the age, has just been invented by “ Captain Jack”0’ Connell, who spends most of his time travelling about the country giving exhibitions of fancy rifle- shooting.

“Captain J ack" is widly known for his

skill in the use of firearms, and his gun which isa recoil operated magazine, is the result of several years’ experimenting.

This gun is no heavier than the ordin-

ary hunting rifle, yet it has been fired 120 shots in twenty-one seconds, and 400 shots within a minute by its inventor, who is said to have received an offer of $250,000 for his invention from C. G. I-Ifemel, of Suhl, Germany, manufacturer ofithe “Manilicher" rilie,providing the arm proves as represented.

fi-li;

Mania for llperations

Among' the Doctors. llo Need ofthe Knife too\l'oPllos.' A surer, cheaper

Elllof Way, Dr. 6h88o'8 Olnfmollh

Dread or the surgeon’s knife causes

multitudes of people to suffer on Year after year with piles, when they could be cured without risk, expense, or dan

' e ation by using DP

ger of an ov F ° Chase`s Ointment, the only preparation guaranteed to cure any case of itching. bleeding. or protruding P1168

Rev. J. A. Baldwin, Baptist minister.

Arkona., Ont., writes:-“ For over twenty years I was a. great Bllffefel' from itching and protruding piles. I used many remedies and underwent three very painful surgical operations, an without obtaining any permanent benefit. When about to give up in de- spair I was told to use Dr. Chase s Oint- ment, and did so, finding relief at once. I used three boxes, and am almost en- tirely cured. The itching is all gone- I have advised others to use lt, believing it would cure them as lt has me."

Dr. Chase’s Ointment is the only

positive and actual cure tor every form of piles, 60 cents a box. at all dealers, or Edmanson. Bates and Co.. Toronto.

Don’t Neglect

Your Watch

If you allow your watch to run

uoo long without cleaning, or with damaged parts it may be worn so bad ly as to dessroy its usefulness as a timepiece' better have it examined by your,,Wafch__l3}>ctor and if in noedof repairs he willl’ advise you accordingly and perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our'repair depart-

ment turning out first-class work only. WE GUARANTEE ALL oUR wonk; if you have not given us a. trial it will pay you to do so and we will be pleased to see you at GREAT GEORGE STREET.

W. N. TANTGN

'Sign of the Big Watch ' _

leeoee

»G° H. ii and do it better. _ ,_

Sunnyside Queen Square.

The Gem

l°(itlZtlI‘.

The best in the world.

' 1 quart $1.25

" 1.50

3 "‘ 1.75

Wanted-a case of headache that Kum »

4 “ 2.20

THE SEASIDE HUTEL

Rustico Beach

Opens July lst, being the 26th year un. der the present management.

Boatin , Fishin ,Surf a.ndStill Water .‘§‘;e;£§:e.§f';.°‘ee“f“.l§”°°...y. Nia , ve ,-

Grounds. ey Croquet

To reach hotel by rail. get tickets

from all points to Hunter River. Coaches

will meet guests on notice being receiv- ed; distance 8% miles. _ Ur djpegf; from Charlottetown by carnage at 9,11 |;imes_

Fares' moderates.

Cmxwnnmws, P. E. I.

June 30-d & w tf ‘

DOHllll0N1TI.ANTICRllLWAl

eeeeieeee 2

l1r.l. H. Ayers

F 'sim 3° H ’ .seats 1 - “H1181

.|o|-an Mawson,

I DFFIGE-Bu' |1i'ysH¢.” ' N w Browse Block; _Ferns door to teh; right pp stairs.

Sltlefwtory Work.. Reasonable

~, \<..

I ani instructed by Mrs. George.

\Vebster to sell by Auction at her

Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture

3 td.

1 Y _

We have opened a N urses’_ Register.

llcDeneld’e Drug Store,

Nurses can register fr:e of charge. , ,_

A Hf>°1“iday.

Lunch Tongue. Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce, etc.

Also all kinda" oi Fruits, Syrups,

Pickles, Confectionery, etc. at

, ,,,,,,, I Beer & G0ff~s

- 'i ' i

- e ‘ -f

1'ice Higgins; 2, Oliver Craswell and MM ‘ __

Jennie Stewart; 3, Russel Clarke and v _ f

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BOSTON

S. S. “I-IALIFAX” llemmeneing luiie 29th, |900.

--_--q

S, S, Hgllfgy will leave Charlotte-

town at NOON -on FRIDAY, and S. _ La Grande lluchesse every WED- NESDAY at 9 a.. m. for Boston via _ Hawkesbury and Halifax, ' Passengers* leaving Charlottetown via Pictou, make close connection at Halifax from Boston Tuesdays and Saturdays.

The S. S. Halifax takes Freigh'

and Passengers for Hawkesbury and Halifax. A

Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. I

Railway. H

For tickets, rates and all inform-

_ ation apply to E _

W. W. CLARKE,

Manager.

June 21 ex sjournal ` ' 4

' i'

And Steamship Lines to Bantam vig

Yarmou '

ah.

The Popular Fu; Line between' lun- ern Nova Scotia and Bosian vin- ' Windsor Junction and Halifax. 1 '

/ = ;

EXPRESS TRAINS leave dai]

cept Sundayl at 6.30 p m., for mouth, ma ing conngqign °°Sd=yS. Thursday and satur

V for Boston.. day

- \f\I¥ \r\F»\/` THE Rout. Msn. STxsimnu>s

tiring! Spiga all ' Prllelglf-1111?' °° “S5 °m\&8¢» 7000 Horse Power the

fast t d 6 ' ‘ ` M.§i...‘i;‘ ...‘1S.“.....‘*°:‘.“:.§“B,,,P‘f;:? *M Leave Yaragomh Tuesday, yeh". inn, Thursday and Sguqfggyg ._

for Ionian

at 4 m, HBl?f~8.X $39

_book,

write

l 75°* I ;Ken:vil1e N. s.

A With ¢h¢ Island, Domin The report just issued by the Inland

Persons wishing to engage a nurse can do so ' ' M

f».

ion and British Coat of ,neue shows Deaborn’s~ “Pei'l`eet_" baking powder

` Arms in Buckles, Pit*-S, and unadulterixted and -8i9q__i16_S__, 'U18-l5`».il5 is 3 8005 Broaches, Studs, Tea and ing higher lthn the manufacturer§f"*u`h>.im.

Coffee Spoons, etc- Buy the “Perfect” and get the ‘best powder

teaspodnfulls will do the saine ‘work asthree of

T ._ y z . R , _ . _

Any person of ordinary adeptness with A ¢ I _ _ ~ .5 ~ R .

a. rifle can fire this gun from the shoulder -5 _" ' - _ atthe rate of 160 shots a minute. 1- . _ _ l ,

PIANO, FURNITURE &C.~ _' -_ ...A1'.... ‘ e

residence, Upper Prince Street, on ~ 0 g G _ _ 'rr-1 URSDAY OFF REGU LAR PR

The 5th Day of July, This is the inducement we are oiferingifoyr your

_ ‘ , , - Why such big reductions '!. You may ask. We

C t ll o clock a.. m., _all _ g heromtlilciiilddiiglda effects comprlsingz- A We bought more shirts, In Superior Piano, Parlor, Diningroom, Hall, 'gee fronts me'n’3 _warklne

ze I ze

R_ BEA,RS.i.0’ quired for our ordinary trade- In addition to the

` ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ in early nuns 2 cases shirts were =l=in>s<i w

cancelled: Rather than take them back manufacturers

to us at a big reduction- _ We believe we have now the largest stock of any retail

're ee e 0 ine A ie ~-eere.

ci:-ciiffxi; Txlifaafiea what _Shea .fs

ll. A.

by applying at ‘ V Victoria- Ro '

. ,; ; » -

` ` /

Watc

____ ____ Is not bought me rely for an ornament, it- must keep

or you might as v ell be without it. -

If you are going pic-nicing there is We take ‘special care in testing our watches

uoihmg nicer to take along with you _ dforing for sale. By transit observations of the than some of our Cooked Co;-ned, we ascertain _tgjgg mean time for Chaij_ot_t3t3_wn, the Beef; wefwni ence ie up~°rai“y6fa'ifa“ f ‘j'¢6“di‘Pe'°2 vi`.'"i€h a- vfifi?1i'1ié`i1!='=1'g.1'eB`iin'@ds- Heréum.

it makes line Sandwiches. V ulum Regulator and so have the best _means

We have also Libby’s Chicken for regulating our own and customers watches

Loaf, Cgeeage Loaf, Devilled Ham. Good timekeeping watches for Ladies nad Gan

-Potted Ham, Tongue and Chicken. men always for sale. .

. W. TAYL

Cameron Block, Charlotteto wn,

e Dont Keep Them

_ . We Sell Them

Everything in the men’s Furnishing Line, except the boots.

tlieoest

‘°“ s

` Quality away Up. Plcos Down were and colored shame. ce11.r»,“c¢1r,, -usa;

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Glo'ves“,` Golf HC Buttons, Cuff Buttons, etc, _

0ur Strong Lino. Ilur lgdkwoar.

_In all the latest styles, from 2c to 7 5c each. Store open Saturdays till ll p.m. ' .

Gordon & Mc

' MEN’S FURNISHERS.

Agent, Chtown .__

H. L. CHIPMAN, -ly

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The Bn! from any Shad T50 B08! lfol every S‘ul

Same People"

Well before laying out money for a. wheel-» aud the THINK ERS who THINK, g

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BIRD

Red Bud. ‘

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Of btlying, be one of we lisve the Whggi