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and refreshing an A

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The strength you are so eed f ill

come, if you use

UGIIES’ IIGESTIYE T0ll0

It isa real nourishment* ' Isles’

Im. the body and nerves Q _Mnssns Horne Sc Co. have on exhibi- A-if 3, meeting of the fire department It makes dlgeqmon perfect tion in their show rooms something new held lnsg night, to consider Qneen’s md thereby helps to secure U1 fi StaT1h0D€ Surrey- The “'a8°D is birthday celebration Conn. Brown was the fu" value of food certainly one of the most complete pass- appointed nhaii-man of the meeting and Page 25 cENTsy0ur enger vehicles ever offered the_public. _M1-_ EM-nest, Heartz, Secretary, Owing

’ The Sf»f111h0D9 buggy C9-I1 be 93511)’ C011' to the illness of Chief Large, Assistant

E Vflfied iflw 3- f0\11` P9-5560891’ Surrey by Chief Hermans was appointed Chairman

Apoih canes Hail raising deck and sides for other seat. of the Man in Cgmmittee and Jas,

ag 8 _

Those desiring the latest shouldcall and Hennessy, ]_ Marr, A;-i,}iur Vatgher and

examine. John Gillis were appointed committee-

. . men. It is the purpose of the

Couuirree on behalf of the Boys High- an to decorate me Salvage cor 5

` ` . . firem a D `

1a'FdBmgade wish to thank th? St' Cec' waggon and in it Her Blajesty will be rep-

_T elm' C_lub’ Prof' Grain’ Prof' La`r1e’. Mr' ` resented as sitting on a throne. The fire-

Massie, and all. who in any way so kindly men are determined to make the event a assistedin making the concert of Monday Success in every particular evening such an unqualified success. , `

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,CITY AND COUNTRY NEWS.

S O E.-Lonnie Primo ii A --

ine-inber expected to attend.

Their thanks are especially due to Prof.

STEWART n

Eclipse Bakery '@-

Bnkcs best bread fi

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CARD' L H DICKEY

Ass want at Royal Loudon of Hosi-ita‘ Moorefields. Mid

London ihroat and har

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distant land so miiny ciziiioi°';.i for our use. Although the boxes did not arriv: at Christmas time as intended, they could not have come to us at a more opportune season for our appreciation and enjoy

ment ofthe' same, as we are now resting for a few days after a very loner and trying march of nearly two hundred miles during

which we were on half, and for some commodities of food on quarter rations.

CRICKET.-Ow ing to the previous engage-

ment of some members of the Phoenx C.

m D 0 ' "P13 C. for the morning of the Qneen’s Birth- “re 3 ‘lb Y

any the days play tomm-Nw will not com, evening next in basement of First Meth-

lnence until half past two in the afterngon 0(T.lSt Church Rita p. ID. MOST]

‘I when a. right good game is confidently S1183-ke1`, 810l‘i0\1S S\1b.l¢¢f'f» Omhesfra and

nni,icipni,ed_ A11 cricketers who can are choir in attendance, silver collection.

rejluegted to meet at the ¢]_ub-h0use’ DOH’t thiSlCCtur€,Fr0lnHalifflX

Victoria Park not later than two o’clock. ` 5° Halifax 01' il trip th0l18`h the Bfitis h

th;*;;t(l1e Plolice Court yesterday morning FIRST Methodist Choir Rehearsal at 8.15 .1-nd H run s is ere disposed of Cziiis. Isaac p. m. in upper class room,

‘ fnl`.Y Reid were each fined $2 or 10 days Cias. Forbison Si or 2) days. WILDEY Lodge .I. O. O. F. No. 27.-

Special meeting tonight. Degree work.

ini; ndzjnni-ned Red Rose DI egréegg 0.13 ' SEVERAL carloads of timber were this evening Imitation eta Xvhite Rose brought into Alberton on Monday for the Degree at 8 o'clo:k. Advancement. Every mpaming °f railway Wharf'

DURING Sunday’s blowa number of

A WAG suggests thatthe hinges of the lobsterboats belonging to Messrs. Wood-

’ door of a certain Great George Street bar 'mn Bm' °f A“’°"°°" were d"iv°“ “Sh°"°

room be grefisei as their squeaking is and “diy d°m“'3°d' `

quite annoying. especially when it is nec- L `CnAnL0"E.i.0wN Engineers Wm ,meg

A ‘-`-“W 3° 5° fwfiiwltly open the door 011 for aaii at .iriu shea this evening at 7.30.

fm S‘\i=\11`df\Y ¢V€l1iU§3 after h0\1l`5- _ A full attendance requested. A meetingof ii

Rev. F. Gn.i.rns of Mui-ray Harbor south " §°“;fim' §n;"'°§ will lg’ held “fm drill'

received a letter last Fri<`a~ from his son A y er’ ° ` °" S’ apt' .

' ‘mga mg;-:ienvtfri Mr. James A. Gillies, of th; N. W. Mount- ARTILI-FRY-N0 2. Company 4th Regt

ed pniiney stating that blank dipthei-in C. A., will meet for drill this evening at had broken out there, and that an Islander 7-39 in “Uif01‘m- EVBPY U18!! P8l'Gi¢\1l1\\`lY named Mn Smith was down with in requested to bc present and to return old

it . Se :I t.S th l d,R.C.A.

_ _ SUNnAv's storm did considerable dam- :5u({:eu;n.ese;€ ns u er an

age to the fishing gear and boats along the shore at Guernsey Cove. Boats be- Snnouasr Instructor1Sutherland,R.C. longing to Messrs. James Richards, Colin A., who has been in the city enlisting White and W. S. Beck are reported as recruits for the Quebec garrison will having been badly shattered. As leave for Georgetown on, Friday morning these men are engaged in lobster flshink and on Saturday will be in Montague; on the loss to them is great. lMonday in Souris; returning to the_cit.y

on Tuesday.

1iEv.Mi~.Bl-nv of Amherst N.s. win

leci on his recent En lish ir' Monda

The steamer Halifax arrived from

Watts, MT- W9~f'S0U and MF- Bhgmilli Boston about _ ten o’clock yesterday under whose guidance and direction the moi-ning_ Her inward passengers were

1° tn get bak @ concert was made so successful. Captain \V_ H_ Jackson Miss

Pastry and Ida Parker, M. D. McDonald, Mrs.

“me the Lonsrnns around Murray Harbor South ,Dwyen Miss Huntom Miss Margaret

and makes you feel bale been scarce’ in scme cases not M nroe Miss Lottie Frizzell Miss Lizzie

::;°”g That ‘S averaging one lobster to H' tmp' Forms' Fr‘izzell; Miss Hester Bowness, Miss Mc-

bako-Just ex- ately these cases are rare, yet even t e

_ _ Gregor, John A Currie, S. E. Fraser John

you want. highest catches are small compared with McLean, Miss E Jost Miss Sadie M’cL(-aan

cn EA M P' E S Q ifornif yzamd `I»S1and’ llgggtgb Miss Belle McQueen, ,Frank Cousins, Miss

"' d"’“"°“° E'°“Yb°°‘Y "°“ `“” ‘"1 ° °°"p””eS `°" Kate Mcnonaid Mies Eiia Mcwiiiiiims. 'holmes need them is well ing is reliably reported However, the I Mathew Laéwence Peeme, Mme Edith

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liliod @ fisherman confidently expect better fish- k lfs. ,kwa L The H infix 1( f_ f r

Q ' f the recent bad weather has been D'G1a'r e’M f .

H ESS E I-OA F dgy against them Boston at two o’clock with the following

1° U01? ¢q°8U°d IU 55° City ' ssen ers: For Boston: Mrs. J. A. Wares hmmm' th” 1° °°“° but BLQEMFQXTEIN, April 14, 1399, giaiss S.g Moore; Ambrose 0’Donnell; Mrs. ‘mu _ H. Campbell and 3 children; Mrs. Rogers;

9 Q8 To THE PRESS’ CHARLOTTETOW N" A Pendergrast. For Port Hawkesbiu°y:J.

In behalf of the members of the lsland

Contingent we are requested to express through your paper the deep gratitude we all feel to the donors who so kindly remembered us b form-irciiiig to this

W. McDonald.

A MEETING of the committee of the

Qneen’s Birthday celebration to be held on Friday evening was held yesterday afternoon. The form of procession will be as follows:

Firemen.

4th Reg. C. A. Band.

Militia.

82nd. Band.

Boyli Brigade.

League of Cross and Band. Prince of \Valcs students.

St. Dunstan's students. Parade to be formed on Queen Street in

‘WILLIAM A- WEEKS, quarter column facing south at ten minu-

ose R tes to eivht. All iinddr command of Lieut.

Capt. R. C. . is

Chaplain, R. C. R.

DEPARTMENT ;=g;}gBf<;g;}°-

THE CITY.

e ` . .' ‘°"'- ` . The ggeg ‘;ejf2{4° 4 P m Taos' F' FULLTRTONL Esdcelgighetormgvecat ed’clock.

mm "rm GLASSES LAST night a meeting of the committees

' from No l Co.,No. 2.,l-Engineers and Abeg-

weit Crescents was held in the Artillery Armories for the purpose of leiruig re ports of sub committees re Dominion Day

E E & celebration. After the appointing of at

managing committee the following pro- gram of sports was decided on.

"ave one of tha must up't°.date _ MANAGING coMMi'rrEE.

" - Chairman, Capt. A. A. Bartlett. u

Vice Do. Capt.. H. Morris. ”

Secretary, L. F. Muncey.

` " Treasurer, Lieut- Peake. "

OPEN EVENTS.

100 yard dash. 220 Do Do. ' 440 Do Run. ' '

880 Do Do.

Putting 161b shot.

HD L th Running broad jump,

be duplicated in the city. -

I-asf week we were kept busy cutting o ress eng. S. _ Hi hi.ump_

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have a nice assortment left and would like to have you Thmwingheavy ha,,m,.,_

Polo Valllt.

lo 1'nouai.i.: To snow nouns. 1 i..‘*t.‘§fi1'.‘;’;'_

Heavy Marching Order Race.

Our special line of _ _, 4°P°“°“°’D“”S”“°~"_‘¢°

Heads and Post Cavalry Exercise.

Tent pitching Competition.

QSHIEHES SERGES lun AT ,oi»m1enaee.

Wheelbnrrow Race.

These events to be open to militiamcn of

v One mile Bicycle, _

“C iii 2 iBnnmwm» '- ' ' g " . ` , A trophy willbe put up for the com-

" _ ’ ' i winning themost number ofipoints

POD! in the day’s sport. . i

,Hat Enamel.-Ladieefthat

i . " soiled hat joan be

good” as new. See us forhat _, famels.--A. W.

The Peoples Store. i _yantrai Drug Stow -.i < Q3

audience by some Scotch songs. Mr. F. Stanley pleased all with his fine, strong baritone. All the other entertain- ers came up to their usual standard. A neat sum was netted. _

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Yellow will dye a splendid red. Try ii!

with Magnetic Dyes-costs 10 cents a Dllckage and gives line results. ’

LOCAL rLEGISl.ATURE.

Timsmiv, May 22.

House met at 12. - Hon. Mr. Sinclair presented a. bill to

incorporate the Trustees of the Hamp- ton Public Hall Co. Referred to the Private Bills Committee.

Hon. Mr. Gordon asked the Leader of

the Government to layontlie table of

this House copies of all &pers_ and cor-_ respondence _with the minion Gov- emment relative to the claims of this

province against the Federal Govern- men .

Hon. Mr. Farquharson said if there

was any correspondence that could be used it would be laid on the table. The negotiations have been mainly of a con- versational character. ` ‘ Mr. A. P. Prbwse asked the Commis- sioner of Public Works to lay on the table of this House ii. statement showing what contracts have been entered into for tne erection of a new bridge at Mur- ray Harbor South, the names of Con- tractors, amount qf each contract and dates when the several contracts are to be completed. Also whether provision has been made for conveying the public to and fro across the river during the time the proposed bridge is in course of erection.

Hon. Jas. R. McLean said that the

statement would be laid on the table.

Mr. A. P. Prowse asked the Commis-

sioner of Public Works to lay on t-he Table of this=House a statement in de- tail of thesum of $242.42 expended on Murray River Bridge, King’s County in =tie Year 1899;the nature of the work performed; the names of all parties to whomsaid money was paid and the am- ount aid to each 'rsoii' also the date

D P9 » when the work was completed.

Hon. Jas. R. McLean said -detailed

statement will be laid on the table.

Mr. A. P. Prowse asked the Commis-

sioner of Public Works to lay on the table of this House a statement in detail of the sum of _$100.40 expr nded on Float- ing Bridge, King-’s Co., in the year 1899, the nature of the work performed, the name of all parties to whom said money was paid and the amount paid to each person; also the date _when the work was completed.

_ Hop. Jas. R. McLean said the ques-

tion would be answered and 'statement' willbe submittedf . .

. Mr. A. P. Prowse 1-asked the Commis-

sioner of Public Works to lay on the table of this House a statement, in detail of the sum of $394.37 expended on Mon- tague Bridge. King's»Co‘., in the year 1899, the nature of the work performed, the names ot' all parries to whom said money was/_ paid, and the amount paid to each person; also date when the work was completed.

Hon. . Jas. R. McLean said statement

would be tab1ed.~

Hon. Mr. Sinclair submitted the report

of the Stock Farm.

Memo of Stock now on Farm:-5

working horses, 1 colt.

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. Queen Street.

THE entertainment in Zion Church Lec-

ture Room last evening was adecided success. The house was packed, and n very enjoyable evening was passed by all present. All the tables were completely cleared several choice selections 'were rendered during the evening. Mrs, Roome, one of our old favorites, sang in her usual good style' and captured the

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The busiest store on Chai~lottetown's Msiest street

he little Folks

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Make it a starting' point *o drop in at the Bright Bakery and Grocery and procure the necessities cf

Fruit ` lloolltl

Gbafaciionery. ` Ballot.

Gamicil Dollcacles. Bon lib.

Special vtfntion given to orders from Picnic or

Store open Wednesday till ll oeloek fm Tllurldly

W. PICKARQ Ge Go,

/-5 '_ Headquarters,foi°vP’iciiic and Fishing Party Supp ies.

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