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by Mrs. \Varb~.irton and the 1 TEA at Kinkora to-day.

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re\\ f;1`d\I;‘ 1"" ’eIS0°I;€;orJ1 ‘ ‘Sl I' THE foundation of the C. M. B. A.,Hall

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led to Pictou yesterday by the Fred M.

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post effective skin purifying and

gsiiapaswelllspurestsnd or toilet, bath and nursery. It the cause of had oomplexions,

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umighes, viz., the clogged. irrita , imgd, overworked, or sluggish P0333. »--v'°~..=f‘°-i.~i.~=f-

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' ‘Bath The Cornae will load deal fo

Europe at that port.

Sr. Pauls Sunday School picnic will be

held at Rocky Point tomorrow, boat leav- ing the Ferry Wharf at 10 o`clock sharp. See ad. in another column.

A MEETING of ladies who will be able to

assist at a Strawberry Festival in aid of the .How P. E. L Hospital will be held in I the Y. M. C. A. Parlor to-morrow, Tues- _ day morning, at 11.30 o’clock. Ladies please make a special effort to attend. 92i

I ANY persons wishing prize lists of the Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition 1 to be held on the grounds of the Charlotte- § town Driving park and Provincial Exhibi- tion Association Charlottetown on Sept. A 25,26, 27, 28 next can obtain same by call- ing at the office of C. R. Sniallwood, Sec- ret.iry,Charlottetown,or by mailing a post card to him asking for same.

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The Noitli River Ba tist Sabbath

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North River Church. A table for

_ * strangers will be provided, alsoa tc-nt -' * with cool drinks and refreshments. The

The new remedy for

diseases of the Throat an

Lungs at

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Apothecaries Hall.

Ask for booklet.

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public is cordially invited. Should the day prove unfavorable the picnic will be I held the following Monday.

Miss Avalena B. Newsom and Mr. T. S.

Seely, Concord,were to-day united in mat- rimony by Rev. J. H. Robbins, pastor of the Pleasant Street Baptist Church. The young bride was prettily gowned in white _ appearing charming and happy. Mr, Seely is an energetic young man full of hope and good cheer, They were married at the residence of Mr. R. B. Frost, under an arch of green and floral decoration,pre- sents of gold and silver speaking, the good will of absent and present friends. They were accompanied by Miss Nellie Rabie, formally of Kensington, P. E. I. and Mr. Hem'y,Conoord. After theceremony they started on a tour to Kingston, P. E. I. the home of the bride, where kindred and

_ An Ottawa des atch says'-In order

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I training school instruction, and in some

Wh” 5 t'h° use M but A casesof preparing themselves to take it

ing up the house with if _ ' ` 6001 ltovel decidedto rovide a summer course for

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_‘,~, Buns, Parker House Rolls, -y '_ Vienna and Duchesse Bread., *Sli

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teachers at Fredericton. l‘he instruction

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Ophthalmic Hospital Moorefields, and Central London Throat and Ear Hospital.

“3 _ Qllllki in Disease! oi The Eye, Tliroli

willbefree, and both men and women teachers will be accepted The course

' '(\\‘ wiu bobeguo on July our and last for

about six weeks. All those who desire to

I enter should make immediate application

to Mr. E. E. MacCready, manual training instruction, Fredericton, N. B. The use of a. room in the Normal School building _ at Fredericton has been granted for the purpose of this summer course in manual A training, bythe courtsy of the_ educa- tional authorities there. After the summer holiday manual training courses ' are to be provided under the MacDonald

_ Sloyd school fund at Truro, N.S ., and at

Charlottetown and Summerside, P. E. I Mr. MacCready will endeavor to obtain a list of suitable and convenient boarding I places for such teachers as may apply.

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- ‘ Nice and cool, worth $1.00 g ’ lid 1.25, this week, 75c and $1.00.

3,- D' 086 of our net shirts at $1 25 ` Boys’ White and Colored , ` i. Shirts 5Oc and 75c.i

V' for cricket and tennis.

" Black Sateen Shirts

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For comfort and style secure

See our White Duck and

lf Flannel Shirts, correct thing ,

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A 50c, 80c, 90c. _

If you want a Straw Hat call at \l50!'tod stock in the city.

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Weeks dz C.>.’s for ihiy keep the bef-

4 Ply Linen Collars

l5c each or 2 for 25c.

,fiom iilriuoiiiu iii-i

Linen Cuffs

pair

2 pair _for 45c.

Kid Gloves Fans, Blacks and Whites.

Cashmere Hose

pair for 45c. Gents’ Ties

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rtment left

choose from.

The Peep e s Store.

New cucumbers, new s<{)uash, mush

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We carry an up-to-date li_U0

of neckwear. Four-in-hands. Knots, Flowing Ends, BOYS: rangingin price from 10c to _ 'B . i _

MR. E. Leard, Tryon, came to the city

Yesterday afternoon and leaves this morn- ing for Sydney with th ree horses.

At a meeting of the -ith Reg. Band C.A.,

Mr. E. H. Duchmin was appointed Secre- tary, and any parties requiring the services ofthe Band will apply to the Secretary or Mr. M. Ga.lbraith,instructor.

SUMMoNsEs have been issued for the

roughs who attempted to take possession of the train between Emerald and Sum- merside on July 2nd. It is understood that an example will be made of the parties.

THE officers of the Boys' Brigade in Prince Edward Island and Provisional Staff will meet in Kindergarten Hall, to- morrow, Tuesday evening, at 7.30 to make final arrangements for going into Camp. All officers are expected to be resent.

ST. Peter`s Church picnic at Rocky

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tendance was not large, but those who were there, thoroughly enjoyed them- selves in spite of the heavy showers just before six o'clock. It is certainly a. most . delightful location for a. picnic _not too far ` from the wharf, in a. beautiful grove with sea water and river sides, and a large pasturefield in which sports are held. It-_ is avery pleasant sail from thecity and the retirement makes one feel just right when he gets ashore to enjoy the lunch. Sports and invigorating sea air.

TEE regular meeting of the School

Board was held last evening at 8 o’clock. The enrollment for the past month was 1354; the average attendance 1055, and per- centage of attendance S7. No. cases of tardiness 162. No. of truants 3; No. visits to parents 159; No. notices to parents 44 cases corporal punishment 30. Below average in grading 40, Following teach- ers reported ' no cases of terdiness Miss Scott, Miss McMillan, Mr. Smith, Miss Halloran. The department having the highest percentage of attendance in West Kent Mr. John E. Owen 94, Prince - St. Miss McKinnon 95, Queen Square Miss Fennessy 96. The tenders for coal was awarded to Clarkin Bros., and for whiten-

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THE parlors of the W C 'I U were well

filled last evening to hear Dr. Agnes Havi- and of San Francisco deliver her lecture on Higher Physical Life of Women O such a warm night it means a good deal to sit for nearly Z hours listening to a speaker, but no one present thought of

e heat or felt the time long, so interest

ll from the lecturer s lips The lecture as illustrated with charts and was clean

and forcible throughout. At the close a nanimous vote of thanks was moved by Miss Duiett seconded by Mrs N D Armour and duly presented and acknow

dged Dr Haviland will be at the avies all day tomorrow and will be leased to have a talk with any who may el -disposed to call upon-her

No 2 Company Boys Brigade (First ethodist Churoh)_Will drill this evening. Parade at 6.45 p. m Every 507 iS1'¢<111¢Si>-

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'ngent on there being a full company ` AT the half yearly business meeting o

for the coming half yearz- Pres.-Laura McLeod, Vice-Pres.-Peter Innis.

Treas.-Annie Ferguson, (re-elected.) The conveners of committees are:-

Lookout Com.-Annie Fraser.

Social Com.-Bertie Smith.

Prayer Meeting.-Kezia Fraser.

Missionary.-Mrs J. T.MacKenzie.

Flower.-Effie MacMillan. Literary.-Mrs, Sutherland.

Temperance,-Christina. MacMillan.

Relief.-Mary » Ma.cSwain.

Music.-Minnie Smith. Visiting.-Mrs. M Ross.

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A FEEDER ron THE Douiivion ELEC-

TION.-Messrs.A.Lefurgey and J. H. Bell, will on Tuesday, 10th July, be submitted to the popular vote on the Kinkora Tea grounds, for election to the .Dominion Parliament. To secure votes for either party, “the machine” can used without fear of prosecution. No harassing in- vestigations, no parliamentary enquiries eed be dreaded;the parishioners of Kin- ora will “hug the machine,” and bless

Kid gloves a specialty.-Pen-in's Kid _ 25

- gloves, all qualities $1.00, $1.25, $1.35 G _

Regular 35C Pau now 250 in lacing and dome clasp, Black,browns, ’ ’

shapes, white and all colors. Undressed id in black and colors. Remember we arantee every pair of these goods. See

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1" HALIFAX Chronicle says:-'1‘hé‘i‘e'was a- lively time on the Plant linerLa Grande Duchesse yesterday afternoon, while she was on her way to this port. It appears two young Bostionians who were pas- sengers and on their way to Charlotte. town brilbed one of the stewards to loan them their white coats and caps worn by 'he waiters and disguised in these HWY moved around the ship. Trieir little racket came to the notice of Captain Hanlon, he sent for steward, accused him of wrong doing when thelat-

ter struck the Captain in the face, cutting his upper lip. The fellow was overpower.. ed and locked in a state room to lie hand- ed over to the police when port wasreach- ed, but when -the steamer reached her dock the Steward managed togain his liberty and without waiting for the gang- Wly to be put out jumped from theupper deck to the roof of the shed and from ‘here gained the wharf and escaped _ Tie two passengers who where the

Point esterda was a success The at- c .use of the trouble were handed over to

the police as soon as the steamer was tied up, and were taken to the Police Station, but as no charge could be 'put against them by which they could be held they wer -. set at liberty again, and will proceed 0 t _e Island on the steamer. They claim he ' only disguised themselves for a lark , it

tlaliitiever expected itto end in the way e

l Christian Association- 1

Th Christian Association began Satur- _ dal’ Bight at Southport, and will continue until to-day. 'About 125 delegates a.re in attendance and many visitors. The first ineeting was most enthusiastic and in- Spirillir. Rev. A. S. Simpson, Pastor in Cha-rite of Southport church, welcomed the delegates on behalf of his people and introduced the speakeiyof the evening, Rev. F. Harlow, of Sunimerside. This is the first time Rev.F.Harlow has attended an Island Association, having been pastor at Summerside a few months only. His address on Christian zeal and activity was very helpful ‘and showed careful pre-- paration and thought. °

SUNDAY MORNING

Rev D Crawford, of New Glasgow de vered the Associational sermon Th Mystery of Godliness was the theme and e preached with his usual earnestness nd simplicity The Rev. gentleman is he pioneer preacher of the Christian Church on the Island and has preached at he Associational meeting the past fifty ears. At all services, the church was

1 packed to the doors. The newly appointed

Pastor at Montague preached in the eve ing His theme was The Only Basis for Christian Union and his text, James 1:22. He strongly emphasized his theme. As the sermon involved the distinctive plea of the Christian church, a short syn opsis of this discourse is not out of place

He spoke ilrst of .the necessity for Chris-

tian union. That Christ prayed for it, i the Apéiuce labored for it,f-ood the work at home _ and abroad was _hindered bythe lack of it. Union must be on an "Intel lectual, Emotional, or Doing basis.

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ature of things Each age intellectually as in advance of the other and men do

not think alike. The emotional basis is untenable and ineil`ectua1a`s diferent men feel differently under same circumstances. The only basis is the “doing” basis. We do not feel' alike nor think alike but we

Rec. Sec’y.-Agnes1Siiicla-ir (re~elected.) can do nuke, is the will gf God,

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Tc-day we have everything

you want in the grocery line. Your order. if left here, will be properly filled with the 'best goods and at the lowest prices. TEBIPHOIE -ORDERS Get the same prompt. personal attention as others., We deliver goods just when you want them.

Leave your order with us to-

day and you will be pleased with the result. -

WEBSTER & lolll. Successors tolflavison & ('o.

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-For Holiday

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kinds of canned i _ - Mears F15”

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