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. THE EXPRESS.-The express ar-

rived in Charlottetown last night at 11.12.

THE NORTHUMBERLAND. - The

-Northumberland docked in Charlotte- town _last night at 8 o'clock.

INITIATIONS.-At B lpeclal meet-

ing of the Charlottetown branch oi .the O.'M_." B. A. held in their hall on Queen Et. last night, seven new mem.- bers were initiated into the society.

CASOAPEDIA SAILS.-The B. S. Cascapedfa left Charlottetown last night at -10 o'cloek for Montreal. Bhe had B large cargo, consisting chiefly of potatoes, eggs and canned lobsters. ‘ _

THE INWARD 'l‘RAINS.-Yester- day the ' eastern express arrived in 'Charlottetown at 9.50 a._m., twenty minutes late; the eastern accommod- ation at 5.65 p. in., fifteen minutes late; the southern at 10.15 a. m., fifteen minutes late and the Cane .Traverse at 10.05 a: ni., ten 'min- utes late.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.- The funeral oi the late John Connors, Jr`. took place yesterday morning to the Pro-Cathedral. thence to the Catho- lic cemetery and was largely attend- ed. The High _Mass of Requiem at the church was celebrated »’by Father Pius McDonald. Father McQuaid conducted the services at the grave

l EVANGELINE ARRIVES.- The

S. Sl. Evangeline arrived in Char- lottetown last night at 9 30 with 70

sengers. She had a cargo of 350 tons of freight leaving Boston. The lollowing is the passenger list from Boston:-Miss J. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs J. LeClalr, Miss E. Blake,

_ Mrs W. J. Banks, Roullier_ S, Myers,

Mrs M. Stewart, Mr and Mrs A; W. Cudmore, Miss I. McKinnon, Mrs H.

F. McKenzie, W. Howe, Miss M. '1‘eed,. I Whidden Mr and Mrs A A Green,

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Rev. Christian Peterson, Eldon,

,came to Charlottetown by the North- _umberland Inq night from. Picton.

Capt. John A. McDonald, Superin-

tendentr of Dredges, went to Tignish yesterday afternoon.

Mr. J. J. Hughes, M. P. for King's,

returned to his home in Souris 'yes- terday afternoon.

Mr. James Peters who has been via.

iting his home in Charlottetown left

Yfsterday on return to. San Fran- c seo. _

Mr. J. A. Dewar, M.L.A., was in Charlottetown yesterday and return- _ed to his home in New'Perth in the afternoon.

Dr. J. 0. Ballllm. Bedeque, with his

bride, arrived in Charlottetown by the Northumberland last night from their wedding trip.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph welsh oi char-

leston, Mass, are spending the sum- mer with thelr many friends on P.E. I.

~senger by the western train yester- lday returning to his home in Brad- albane.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McNutt, Darn-

ley, were outward passengers by the western train yesterday afternoon on return to their home after a short visit to Charlottetown.

see r. o n Lawson, Charlotte- town, oiit again after his recent se-

_' ' _|vsre illness. He is progressing favor-

tons of general freight, and 31 pas ‘ ably toward recove`,y_ _

Messrs J. Stewart, R. R. Mc-

'.Lean, J. W. McPhee, and A. E. Jen-

.l_rins, of Georgetown were in Char- lottetown yesterday attending the Grand Masonic Lodge.

Father Peter McDonald of Helena,

Montana, who is visiting at his home

St Peter' was o

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S , _ - _ , _ ' _ in _ s, in Charl ttetovm

~’____§_ _ __ , 1 _ _ McPherson, Miss E. Stewart, Miss;yes¢e|-day and returned to SL peg

E Call Miss R Vinnicombe, C F'

er’s by the afternoon train.

_ ` _A ` ¢_._li‘rieman, Mrs Frieman, Mrs D. J ___.___.._

-V. " Chane, Miss A. McLeod Miss E. Rice, HEAVY SENTENQE _,i ._ Miss A. King, S. C. Greer, Mrs _ FOR GERMAN SPY

`- ».»f - / ‘ Greer, T. N. McLeod. From Halifaxt- .__ ' ' ' - _ D., J. Moorman, Mr and Mrs J. N. WINCHESTER, England, June 25

_ _ >-- Robertson She sails at noon today. --William. Klare, n Gorman dentist

I llliple purchased horses,

wagoiiq and harness (every- thing new); .and am now pre- '_ pared to supply the trade with the best livery turnout 'in the ' _Provln'ée._ _ ff--» ----~ - '

V When hiring a team for pleasure or' blisiness why not" get a good Vo_ne---a horse that is stylflsh, smart, and ii good roadster---dressed in new har- rless and hitched to a new

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. We 3-ll1re` flodi‘led‘~ 'wllh Edin-i plimenfs fromftliose who have

patronized us. ' '

All we want is atrial order,

if not as represented no charge made. `- ‘ _ .|.._4i. usNnei_zsoN' - . 180 Queen Street -Horse Shoe r `

_ V Phono No. 8D7L __ - _

- June,1l,Mtf_ _ _‘ `

3' ~'EN-FOYABLE TIME- A very env; guilty at the Ahhizes here to-day on *°‘*~..f`5_,= _, joyable time was spent ‘last evening_the charge of espionage at Ports.

by the men' bers of Empire Lodge, No

mont Great Bi°itain's chief naval'

Hon. Murdock Kennedy was a pas-| A

The many friends are pleased to!

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some time. The garmen smart---all well made and

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Dresses worth

r Dresses wort?

Great Sale of '

Waists Worth to 3.00 -25 L Now Offered at

This is a buying oppo'tunlty that is certain] '

. ~ _ ~ _ y too good to pass. A big

ihirt waist house wired us the other day offering an over stork at a vcry close lgurc for cash. \Ve accepted the offer--and the waists are here.

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waht; 'l_ll1:r§_ai1'f pl_e;ii1 tailored waists-there are lingerie designs-tl c'e are b di dWl d g co ar-thcere are waists with low collnr~tlic-re arc \~.'.iisl_»‘ of aid gif s;T0I;‘1a;0f ;ll;11ity_- oi laui1~of marquisctte(-_-there are \~/:lim of all sim-s y s y es iat we cannot attempt to es.:rlb: thcni in d‘t*l1° The fegulm Vallles TU11 $2-50, 3.oo etc. Special at.... .. °$ 1 .25

Sale of Wash Dresses for Your Little Girl

_ This is a most lmporianf Sale for Mothers yi.”

who hive two or three girls 7

HERE ARE SOME OF THE M(>S'l` AT.

TRACTIVE bargains that we have oilered you for

ts shown are all Pretty" all Well fitting.

They are made of Zephyr---cambric or print- -there

are many colors--and you can get all the sizes.

We are closing them out as follows:-~

to $1.00 for `60c to 200 for 1.00

1:0 2.95 for 1 50

Ages 5, 6, 8,10, 12 Ed’ 14

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6% ;-»-f'~* __ 19 Knight! Of PYtl1iB-5. the 0009-Bi01l station He was sentenced to five‘ °‘ lc” °

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_ .;jV.\§:_'!’éj _ `1“=_. Palmer. Moncton, N. B., the Grand l and submarines, it developed at the ' I

lf/ ‘l the Maritime Provinces ,Grand Klargrg gtg;

I Chancellor of the Grand Domain of trial, were made special subjects ol_

r ` _ by Gfalld V106-Chancellor C. L. Mac- :tOu Dominion Day, July lst, 1913, - ' - Kay and Deputy Grand Chencellor| round trip tickets one way first-class

` € A M E S W. P. Doull, Past Grand Chanceliorstfare, good going June 28th to July

_' e_f4_.`-'.r. _~., ._ »~' _ _l”,... __ _ n. _ - g _ Make; allontdgol-5 apmygrouu ber of the_ members _ received the P. E. I_. Railway. A.Special Passen- IF THEY WANT 'l`0V

for hnle or blg_ Grand Lodge officers with the Grand ger Train will leave Charlottetown at

. to that had been done, and said the 0,-_ Georgetown will leave Charlottetown] the effect that General_ Lessard on ' ' _ 'der was in 9, very flourishing wndi- at 8.00 a. m. instead of 7.00 a, m., inspiration from the Minister of Mil-

, ' _ _ |-tion an over the Grand Domain, “VJ returning will leave Souris at 2._45 \ me has glvfln orders that moustachee

_ E |eral lodges being resuscitated and D. m. instead of 1.25 p. rn. A Special, must he worn by all oilicers attend-

’ ° __ _some new lodges m-ganizei For the Passenger Train will leave Charlotte-_ ing militia camps. Colonel Hughes

u 1 ’ 5 -, fi t ti i th hi t f Em 1 town at 9.10 a. m., for Murray Har- i said that no such order had been an- The Peoples Drugglst lL:-me rg? thi: cn.; tseorymzmberghlg hor, returning will leave -Murray Har- thorized by him and he did not think

5** - "" “°"‘ lag _ lhas passed the one hundredth mark. bm' at 555 P' m' 6'24ME7i it c°"l'1 have bee” give," “B st“l'”d_i_“

`- - i-rms speaks wen for the 0rdm._ the despatch. The Minister of Mili-

_ 'V _ ' _ ` ' ' " ' §refreshments were served and all _ ._ _ :joined in a most MDPY repast. The

I ` _ _ 1 gathering was brought to a close by

" _ _ _ V ,V _ . '~ _ _ lsinging 'Auld Lang Syne and God

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CutSmoi¢ing o acco His pipe dreains- will always he

V __ veasa`nt`li~ecause this tobacco

. " _ f _ _°`~‘.f;_...:,; _V \l _ f is manufactured frointnlythe

3 : ,Z $ ‘ _ _ ., bestliirginia ieaft*he___A§r(hna ‘ .' : ' f"~"‘~_ "_~ "‘~"' ` being pure and fragrant; Try .'¢.-_'-__-_~.__;._-_,____j__._;__j,______,.____._._.,._,_..,__,._.__ it for your next smoke_._At all

,illclseyxd Nicholson -

Grocers and Drugg'_ish;,_ _..-

Toiiacco Co.1l.l_|l.___ -

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` OIQBWING- TOBACCO `

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because the -lt le

Honors, after which the rank of Page

After .the closing of the Lodge

` Save the King. Grand Chancellor PalmerV;and Past Grand Chancellor Stewart leave on the 7.45_ti-ain this morning for their homes.

.,__ "'-*-"'~i*- _ PEllS0lillS

Mr. J. Nahh,Ehhr1ouetowh,

went td Orwell yesterday afternoon.

Rev. Dr. T. F. Fullerton dame to CharloH»etown by the express last night, returning from Tyno Valley._

Dr. H, D. Johnson and Mr. T. (3. .lhmes came-to Charlottetown by the express last night.

Mrs. (Dr.) Bradshaw of New Glas-

gow, le_It yesterday morning on. n trip to Boston.

::Gan McKay the speedy and heady

Wunderer_ runner defeat the local boys in the 55 mile run Dominion Day? He chased Thomas hard for ten miles ut Halifax_-last fall. 6-27M1l.

::Rexall Tooth Paste is most de-

lightful .to use. It. leaves the mouth antiseptleally clean and sweet, and helps make the teeth and gums firm and healthy. If you prefer the Paste form of dentifrlce why not try the Rexnli-w¢_ know you will like it. Large tube 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Co.,‘°0orner Great George and

Kent Sts. _ Mt!-

9 00 a m , for Summerside and inter-

The Best Film Made

We honestly believe that

the Rastinan Kodak iilni is the best. in the world.

This decision is arrived at

after having sold them for over fifteen years, and com- pared them with other lm- itations.

We Sell Only Eastman Films

Johnson &_Joluison

The Quality Drug Store.

l I

Have a Cake of g Swiss Violet I

‘ .

Toilet Soap .

Swim Violet-a delightful. clear.;

transparent soap made from tho purest oils, with all the dell htful aroma of. fresh Swiss Violets. is a splondidf

skin in perfect condition an is 8

pleasure to use. `

Extrn large cake l5c_ 2 for 25c.

The 2 Macs

BAKERY .

lrlay of roses. Society women sold

|'Mother's Charities and more than

lQueens Mary and Alexandra drove l

soap and u. good skin food. keegs thei |3EL(m_,`DE_ _yung 25___The 3,.,-.

1. ' 5 » Ohm-llof P-li-=Tvf-sri-é@'6»i'»'i¢f¢f1f-div' "-51"---- “The Hat Store that makes the Dollar F amous"

> tie says it would be absurd to rc- | quiro militia officers during the hricf 5 period ol' damp duties to depart from ithcir ordinary custom of moustache 1 or no moustache. '

_ ._______

l RIEFUEM WORKER r WAS BEATEN UP

I MONTREAL, Jhhh ze.-A gang or jtoughs numbering twelve or fifteen, Zattacked John H. Roberts last night _ while he was speaking at an open air 3 meeting at the corner of Beauhien ‘and Christopher Colombo Streets, lwliilc thc Secretary of the Dominion `Teniperance Alliance finally reached :homo with no more serious injuries *than a bruised hip, which had hcen ?struck by ii flying stone, Capt.. Hul- l land, of thc Ht. H.uv»ei~t Htiiict Prilico

1 Station, who with n couplc of plain' _clothes men, camo to his rescue, haul ii couple oi teeth kinockcil out hy u ‘rock tllrowu by one of the ruwrlics, all of whom escaped in spite of n sharp pursuit by thc police.

i Roberts fled to a ncarhy <li'u;rst.orn when the outlireuk occurred and with the help of a couple of assistants in \t.h'e shop was able to llold thc door against :i rllctcrmined attack.

LONDON, June 26.-England to-

day is celebrating Alexandra Day, the anniversary of the nrrivul of the Queen Mother in England It was n

_them in the streets for the Queen

eighty thousand pounds were realized, ‘

in the Strand, with their curringc full of roses and Queen Alcxanflrn hunfled flowers to the poor pooplc who ran out to rcceivc thcm.

FARMERS VE:~lSlEIi

LONDON, Julie 26.-.-‘~r:r.Lt's An- tartlc vessel Term Nova has heen l

repurchased by Messrs Bowring and\ will he employed ns a sealer at New

foundland.

Ai.|~:xANrmA DAY. `

S A McDonald City, andW A Ste- lst, return limit, July 3rd, will be 1 _ _ __ _ -- ,_ we. t St. Joh N B A lar e num- issued from and to all stations on the GROW MOUSTAOHES '

FfinI.D, B. C., June 25.-Chi. The

V ‘;'1'hgy afe` 50 simplé 9, ¢h{1d can was conferred on four candidates, mediate stations, returning will leavel Hon. Sam. Hughes gave emphatic de- u5e them with good resnns Grand Chancellor Palmer. then ad- Summerside at 7.50 p. m. The regu-l Dial t0~<1BY Of the truth Of U10 <10-

, ~ dressed the Lodge reviewing the work lar morning train for _Souris and.. Bvatcli from Niagara Militia Camp till

The Sun Life of Canada now occupus the

V premier position among Canadian Life Assur-

ance Companies $I44,ooo,ooo,oo of

now having over

Insurance in force and an

annual income of over $1 2_ooo_ooo. Per iates

and plans apply to

E. R. BROW

Cliarlottctown

Mziiiagcr, for P. E. I

We have sct up in our warc

high ygrmlc carriiges from the fo

Canada

(Mor 301.000 \'cliii:lrf; lirzir-

ing the mule-iiinrk of the Can- ada fzicfory in we today and each of these at tlic lic-ml of the liiic in style, strenglli, <lur:il>ll~

l ity, appearance and general ‘ high quality. You will ue par-

ticularly pleased with flic sliow- ing iuade by this factory.

M cLaughlin

The lilclfmgliliii line has

betii before thc public for yur! 44 ycirs and the fact that the products have stood tlie tes! of tum- :ind :irc now among the 1e:idu'.~s iii their line is ample proof offheir superior features. Theic ur: some pirficlilarly :it- traciive styles tu our show-ing of McLaughlin carriages that will surely please yo'.1.Scc them

A SERVIAN VICTORY.

V Quality Carriages From The Four Big Factories

ro inis 50 reprc<cui;ilivc styles in ur leading friclwi- ». in the llam-

lnioil. Ou tlicse we can quote you lli: lowt_:r_ prim-ff. lor czisli :nul cm mike terms to suit your pearls. See this imc.

Tuclliope

'l`u ll1f:}<- <;.'uiiu\,;c_~. li :i \' c

llioiisaiim. if miuii-urs outlic Islantl. Tlury :irc ~tmiiig, siv- ll:-".i, <lui'n‘-lu :mil liivc :ill the new fcnturt-~ mul li .proved p<:iu'_~'yi»Vi cf ul 1 wl.<li f fr. Tlicv have bac i ou ilu- m:ii‘. if for =\ yours mul are .s'r~:_rlily gaining popullrity.

Dominion

l)oi1iiuioii carrligcs :Vrc vom

pnrfiiivcly new ni'ri\~:il~; hui ili-ry :irc Liijtiiliii; lzrgc <ul<‘= all tiirouglithe lloiuluiou. 'l`lu-y hav: all the .<t_\‘lL', gfuvl ll ll"l'I. Sirengili mul linndsouit- zipimir- fmcc you could waht l».~l<lcs li ing uiufic by expat irirrlugc builil-his from tlie flue ' uriltr- isis in thc world. S:-t the dis- play.

A. Horne £8 Co

vians said to have defeated the Bul- garians in fight at Seletovo_ Te coin- bined losses are more than 500.

DR. FRIEDMAN IS DETERMINED

BERLIN, June 26.-Dr. Fi-iedmsnn

is home again from America. He says he is resolved not to rest till ‘ he carries the -fight against tubercul- osis to n victorious end.

\'.\i.i'.-mi.F. i.o'r or Foxies Ql'l?l~1¥ ll.-‘VH'~.' f ‘ ECTS-

PRINGE ALBERT, June 26.-

Eighty-iive foxes valued at half a mil lion. were shipped yesterday for Char-

. ow.

lottetown. Another car is to foil Many valuable specimens nro

from the north.

LONDON, Jun” `". Tli»llu5: nstrldo

by women nt Li.. .yinpic Horse Show procession hefor.-_ the King Queen and French Preridcnt has been prohibited. it is believed Queen Mary is responsible for t.lu~ order.