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T ‘- A L

ite Hands: if ft;‘e)tSb;ll\ii»(i:it;\§ieui-el;i.il

a proticienc in kickin

Luxurianitlair 'l " ' 's

'mama by ALL subscribers or those en

vote are reminded that the an

ic mg of the trustees of P. E. I. H

be held on Saturday afternoon

u IE _ the new Hospital

s _ es should buy asingle fare ticke

_ cl- .

in _

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FU CRO R TN

'rn _ f: movin' si 1. 1~'i~erow\?_ p i_\'-l~, imwilio sn.; 'o. MAY. 25. lsna-_ P i ‘

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__;b7______;; _"iw L1- F--5 ____ _ 'J-1 _Egg _ ; -1, I _ I-. I _ _ _ _w ___ "L ,1,, T.. _; fi-l ,

gi -» -' ' de lends on 1 r _ - 1

- ,,-.» me of _-elicit i Ten thousand dollars aorta of fish-

AW°“°“he` is outside or inside. _ - ing gear was destroyed by Sund-ay’s

_ ___ 0 __ 'I . '

of pimples, blackheads, red,

hair, and simple baby blemishes,

8#$#

cocoa

be able to ot bak

sctly what you want. e

Central London Throat and Ear immerse

H0 pam; The gentlemen are none the worse o

ml ||| Uigsaggg of The Eye, Throat their experience except ia chan!!

and N056. of clothing was necessary and an

&-Cameron Block. optician \\ ill reap a benciit- _Thi a|'b‘,i,‘Q°f;';‘;s_E“‘§1§,I,“f“,‘f,&g‘;°“ V,;'”'§-404 m is the second casualty inside ofa_yea.

. . ~ - I e P' ' ~` _ _

l'°\¢l;‘§'i_>__i{_:_;;pointm»nr. 9 for the bamster- 'YB ann b‘i'r'rnn wrru Gnsssns . _ __

E ""”é`§"é`i'"`o“ios

V THE CITY.

‘ The S S Stanley is runnin ` AN Indian `FaxnineFund concert w “Alarge delegation representing all the '

temperancc organizations in the province waited upon the Premier and _membersof

We call 'attention to the auction of the the l0iIi5l°i\1Y¢ 3'0S*=¢\"l9-Y. Bild Urged the Norton furniture to-morrow. The piano P1SSiI180f9-10-W I>l‘0hil1i\1ing_theretail sale ~-

of intoxicating liquors in this province. A- _ full and free discussion of the provisions- of the bill were_had and the Premier un-_ 'f _dertook tolay the matter before his col-_ leqnes. `

_ renee omeer Jenn nieleeeeen hee re- . / if-= eeived _e letter from _captain ~wil1nm_; `

Ross, who went to London to bring outH. '

C. McLeod’| `yh_.'cht'. ` _Captain ‘Ross"said_ ' f

_he intended to leave -England oxi’ Monday ` l; last, and he anticipated that the voyage ~ would take twenty-one days. Mr. Ross" ‘ _ visited Netley Hospital and' saw the . '_ wounded Canadians. ,He saysin the let-~= _

ter that” some of tli`em= are very badly” ' used up.-Halifax Chronicle. '

g on the Pic-

e purchased y acquiring

title d to a. nual meet- of-lpital will 2 o’clock at

Visitors of Mount Allison closl

.km Dunkin: md ville and get at same standard

me ,0,.|d_ ‘B wen 8, pam! 11°” d which will make them obtai toilet, bath. and nursery, 'nie turn from Sackville.

skin,rel, ron _h hand 'th A Earn); _._ “"1 ”‘““°i"‘° ‘§“"" df; ";x‘“» felis: namedF0nMo:r;sMdfT P

of the cause. viz., 1U~°d» WUI 8l'!`¢Sl»0df

clogging ot the Poau. cha!~god_with assault upon a li

3., _ -nine years old. He was arraign

afternoon.-Halifax Herald. ` `

l Tm: attention of Tae Goan

» _been called to the manner in wh' .

are using fire-crackers on the stree

,day or two ago a gentleman had torn from his head and a little severely burned about the face. _

ne s s Mr. G. F. Hutcheson is now to

_ i in his new store on Grafton Street

the indulgence of his patrons shou

T130 strength You 5"' 9° be delayed in getting their work d liloh in U€0d Of *ill flpid- a day or two, when he hopes to be come, if you use attend to all business intrusted

with promptness and despatch.

_Some large lots were sold at 35 to 381:.

Potatoes are Turnips are in demand] Little-and Chance han bwn' in

_town during the past week with large 'catches of her_ring_,_ which were soonf ' disposed of. We notice by the, Halifax - papers that the fishermen at Prospect and Sambro have been quite successful* " at this early season in mackerel fishing. We may expect earlier catches than used l in the waters between Picton and P. E.

body was out and every heart tbrobbed " Island. Newf- Glasgow Chronicle.

A sPr:<~xaL to the Chronicle

» fro

herst says. “Rev. V. E. Harris, _nw

* ceeded Rev. Canon Townshend as

_ _of Christ’s Church, has handed in

'It is a real nourishment w ignati on to take effect on Septembe

tor the body and nerves. § _ health being the cause of the resi

I; makes digestigu Pg;-fegg ` Rev. Mr. Harris during his sev md themby helps tg Secure G years residence in Amherst has re the fnu value of your f0od_ Q; himself useful not only to the mem Pda 25 CENTS, * _ his own congregation, but to all deno

E H a tions, and the regret that his healt

° I not permit him longer to discharge

Apothemfies H911 # ' duties as Rector is expressed by all.”

IT may be n. matter of surprise to

- l, to know that the balance sheets o

Salvation Army, in the various cou

in which it operates, show that the

@ savings affected by means of self-d

last year amounted to the startling

' of $400,000. This is all the more asto

ing when it is taken in consideration the great majority of the Army`s follo are poor people. It is learned that in

g territory this year the Army is endeav

_ _ . ,,

‘§=_§‘§,°;,i°,§‘¥ f“°°fg'_ fy Q l'§§'§i‘lff;`i.`f.iih§fwtiii2'i. §§.§`u.`if.e$,,“.i;p fi;‘”¢,° andc ,£365 83;” fe; ° establishing the nucleus of a pension “yell and 9;.;-0ng_ That, is 6 for the relief of its invalided otiicers, the kind we bake-j ust ex- A out by years of faithful service.

ABoU'r ' e o‘clock Wednesday even

cn E_A M PI E S . the nightmivatchman on ferry wharf

A” d°li°‘°"" Ev°'yb°d7 s alarmedbywhat he supposed was a dro 'rg “fed than is wen @ ing man. Upon liastening to the sid l ‘S ` 8 l the pier he noticed two figures climb UUCH ESS E LOA F _l up the hawser which tied one of the fe Is not equalled in the city. l Steamers go the pier_When about half §'°ml;‘:b°f than W °°9f'° buf' @ 1 the figure nearest the wharf was hoti , °°° ° not to be making any headway and it v\ 1€l€pll0ll8 98. @ supposed that he was exhausted,but su

8 ; was not the case,for at the next instant

ST was safely landed, followed by the seco

Eclipse Bake,-y_ gin) gentlemernd It appears thatl a rising__eb

Ba _ _ , 1-ister an a earne pro ss

keg best bread @ were tying their boat at the side of t

Q; - wharf when the craft capsized throwi

éewh @qh, | them into the dock. Fortunately bot

A if were swimmers and struck out to effec

a landing Different versions of the onus

2 of the upset are afloat but it is general!"

u a sue

UR- L- H- DIGKEY

e tu

|d»Cl'ncial As_~ie‘a.nt at Royal London ef and was l_3ent-(ley) “DOD bein

Wlthalmic Hossital lviooreflelds. and - d if not in the ,]01~d;mwithJ01-don.

_ as

given in Montague last night.

is a very superior. Also some nice mirrors and pictures. R. Bearisto, Auctioneer.

25 li. _

P. E. I. PRODUCE.--Owing to the fact'

that the Nova Scotia potato crop was very

in Halifax for this vegetable that obtained _last sp_ring,and business in Island produce

certificate is therefore dull in comparison. :The _back-

ward weather this spring has I also made .the demand for seed potatoes and _oats

A ‘ Jbackward, as planting has not yet begun

“"3 except in very favored parts. Retailing

business at the wharves is slack. There are only three vessels in port at this writ- ing. We quota Oats 3Sc.retailing ex vessel."

at 25e.-Maritime Merchant.

The citizens of Charlottetown loyally'

observed the Queen’s birthday. The Union' Jack and Canadian ensigns neared gally to the breeze from hundreds of residences and fiagstafs and from scores of masts in the harbor. Nearly every-

with loyalty to the Empire and the Queen. The city was deserted and picnics and excursions were heard of in all directions( A large proportion of the city’s population went to Rocky Point in private picnics and it was found necessary to run an extra trip of the boat to bring the crowd home. A very large number went to the wharf in the evening to welcome the return of the Abegweit-Crescents and their mam- moth excursion. The trains were crowd- ed with fishermen and would-be fisher- men and no doubt so_me.“go0d” fish stories will be the order of today. The usual salute of 21 guns was fired at noon at Fort Edward by a detachment under command of. Lieut. A. G. Peakc.

THIS is the mackerel season, and while

the catches elsewhere have already been very large, the prospects hercabouts could be brighter, Outside the fog is “thick§ as mud,” but a large fleet of local fishermen are clustered about Sambro and Prospect, and within a few days the Americans will be on hand. The fish are due here now and the market price is g- cd, They are known as the spring ma.ckerei,being quite large, but inferior in quality to the fall fish. There is usually great competition among the locals as to securing the biggest stops,and each boat has its picked crew. consisting of about 15 hands, to each of whom is allotted certain duties. It is immensely interesting to watch the opera-_ tions.especially when the fish are schooling in large numbers,and as it is only a matter ol' about ten minutes to round_;up~a school of fish, one can imagine how necessary it is to be alert-. The season will last about three weeks;there are two "spurts” dur- ing this time,the first being fish of uniform size; and very large,and the second of a‘ mixed variety.-Halifax Recorder.

_ IT is expected that to-night’s parade will march off from Queen St. at sharp eight o`clock in command of Lieut.-Col. Moore, D. O. C. The order of process- ion will he as followsz- '

Firelnen.

Artillery Band, -ith Regt. C. A.

C-_iiarlottetown En;,-rineers. _ 82nd Regiment Infantry, Band of 82nd

Regt.

Boys' Brigade 4 Companies. League of the Cross Band. Leaggnc of the Cross Society. Prince of Wales Students.

St. Dnnstans College Students. Boy’s Brigade Battalion, under Major

Stewart.

Cornpan y l, Capt. Vv'atts, Command-

ing.

Stretcher Section, Dr. H. D. Johnson,

Commanding.

Company 2. Major. Stewart, Command-

ing.

Company 3. Capt. Grey. Commanding. Company 4. Capt.}`idmarsh, Command'

ing.

i Total all ranks 140.

IF the Citizens would kindly keep to the

this evening they willnot only add to the

- eight.

U0 TRDIIBLE 'T0 SHOW 60035. ceueéeee by mee Thompson and

Miss Wyatt, Suffolk and Dunnstaf- -_

OUI' S ‘Biol lille Of _ _ _ ~» ceueefedby_meeJenleB.enaLneie

McNntt Malpeque, $.50

5 ll” TWEEIIS AT emu-ehefseenend Blreh Hil1,p¢r

_ _ be duplicated in the city

S .sn co

The People’s Store. _ ' Centra'l_ Drug Store.

f,;=.'--.‘-‘#';`¢.'*_ff-_'-,z i‘ " ‘ =`

_ Collected by Mrs. (Dr ) McLaughlin

good *last season, there is not the demand*

he above sition bein one of the most

D flag and led by Supervisor Stewart the school heartilysang the National Anthem.

_Rocky Point. The members of Prince _Edward, Victoria and Orient Divisions were joined at Roc’kyPoint by the mem- bers of Elliot Division and proceeded to FortLaJoie or what is now known as Fort Amherstfiivhew tliev ta.bles“‘were"` spread and dinner served Shortly fi after dinner an entertainment was held in the new residence of Chas. Newsom. A Jprogram was arranged and carried out which added much to the interest of the picnic. The entertainment was appro priatelyopened by singing the national A _ anthem. The chair was ably filled by Mr.-I. J. Chappell. The following persons took part:-Miss Harper, Mr. Saunders Mr. Squarebridge, Miss Hodson and Mr. Godkin of Victoria Division; Miss Burdett of Elliot Division and Mr. A. W. Tanton -

o ingsclosed with three cheers for Her Most Gracious 2Mnjesty Queen Victoria. The sail was very enjoyable.

asaessassaaai §What

sidewalks when the parade is forming

eomfort but greatly to the effectiveness of the operations and scene. The picture of the military, and Boy’s Brigade formed up in quarter column will be a grand spectacle,but this will depend on the full 'roadway being given up to the parade. THE different organizations are request- ed tobeformed up at ` five minutes to

_ \ _

\ _ _

THE P.E.Island Hospital has received! _ f _ i Qi i \ ll. Sw"

hefollowsin '- ' \ A 3 }`\` V

~ t 8- _ _ §f;,'\>£',/6*' ,.

. _ een zeab mee Annie Ruby, _ ‘ _ _ £1/ai;

Last. week we were kept busy cuttmi! °EDreSS Lengths. K<=se;;;,0,,_y $191,, __ I _ __ __ __ _ _ » _ _

have a nice assortment leit and would likefto have you Couected by Mm L E P,,,,,m_ ________ _ _ ` _ __

C1; , ' 4' __ A _ 3

through' ` Cbllected by Miss Gregor and Miss ‘ ' '__ _ - l » _

seestcity, ~ ` 8-00 ; ~ _ ‘ '

nagg, ` ' ‘ ' - `

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;' yi if _ ` » f 'i 1”"

-Hat Enamel.-'_-I-ad;I88 that

ii ` - soiled hat can

Qolrna number of ourfishermen from i I A

treetSchool, bythe hoisting of a new

artmento cn 1 e ciools.i.‘u,e ag ar _ n behalf of their classes raised the flag li. "f rinciparl Scamen briefly addressed the _

upils. Three cheers were given for the

THE Sons of Temperance formed a. ery pleasant picnic party yesterday at

_ ____ gile at Magdalen Islands. -Halifax ‘__ ,___ _,_ ‘ - ._ ,_ . _ 7 -A " A He ld. " _- ‘-'.i*=" _ _ _ i -;- _ _ ~ ; '

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"fl, Is a lilien Crash -Skirt P _3 _ |

_ TWU _ sims. vids. dev ian. riiis _ " navy braid `

_ _ 1_He're"s' an outing suggestion _ _

MANY of thefriends of Mr.W.J.McCaus- ~ _ 'Pretty Waist 'f ‘ ” ` ‘T-_ffffi-__l. `~ffifl7 land of Tyne Valley will _be pleased to '_ _ __ P. "-`__~_'_."`_' know that he was one of the three suooes- _ - _ Cash Shri* it ff A U ,f"?f'°`_§"` 1 ful candidates out of eleven applicants for ` _ _ _- ` ~ a. surgical appointment at the Boston _ A _ _ _ _ __ City Hospital; The service is for two 'I`ha\.’s cheap comfort, Biff ` P' '*°"‘ years and the interms`are under the `

supervision ofsomeof the best surgeons in United States. Mr. McCausland has btaxnedhls high rank by hard work,

0 e e o __ L V' _ ' . I _ t ' no 3 - _ ‘ " 7 1 coveted by the medical student. _

T 1

_}_EMP1nE§D.n*.-Wednesdaythe 23rd was ' _ _ _

Observed asllmvire Day by the schools of The busiest store on Charlottetowlfs busiest ’ severalof the provinces of the Dominion, i ' _ “ ‘ ~'-"1 _ _ _~ ' _ acting under the instructions of their Ed-f - ff ' `

ucation Departments. The day was ob-

servedtoa limited extent atthe Prince S

Canadian flag procured for the school by ,_ ._ ,_,_,__ _._ _ _ ______, ,, _,__; the contributions of the pupils. At 12.30 ; ,H o'clock the pupils were massed on the

A _ ‘ \__. o f~ _ ' o

grounds. Af re_oz_‘_es_entat1ve Zach dea (___ m e (fe _ ' fffi °

the little Folks

an Airing/

- A and we have just the CARBIAGES'-for tho'

pose-'-mo~t comfortable for -who be-by--:91\si_¢8__f»f_

' pushf-easiest to buy because the “

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f_Prince E/idward Division. The proceed-

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*gg 8 $O_§§$$ ' lanes

Have

In Bishing tackle this yea

has got to go. _ ligg worth 50c per dcz

now 'gaing at 359. i

ggi; from l0c to 40c. each. _ 20 ner cot dis-_ oouai off each ana-

keep them over-

_ »;-BY-- `

08010!/'C5030'/300030: To every purchaser of 30c. worth ‘ Safllrlliyl m3y 261|! Q Fruit or Confeclionery wewill _present

Commencin at C a nice Carnation. '

7 .30 p. m. C

@ sou¢ao\sanoso\so_lol|o

_ _ We gi e you you _ y

our profits rather than ' time, what more can you expect 'l _ - '

A fell nee ef silver-veef end Jewelry -lays an hwd =°

° § C.me early and secure iirst ahaha.

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Who have never delt with ul :mlgwe

People-_-_»_.__.__.__ _

HGIIS-WDW! QWD BUS] 'v r more ’s worth

T. J -

, Roses and Carnations -

(liven Away 3””

FREE

w To every purchaser of 50c. worth _ or Confectionery we will presents

' K fresh cut rose.

. ¢ ' _

A great chance for “Sons of Eng'

and all others to secure roses for piradé.

_ _ 'nolznlsa Um,"

Watchmater and Jewels Cor GtGeovgo & Grsfwn Stl

Twostockstobé _ _s :;ad‘|$cei.nt° one Lew ciree-m. na.:

_ Repairing a specialty. _

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