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f - _ _ ' ._ “lil cure 90 per cent. , - - of all form; °f 54m.,

- complaint and ln

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I Bl'l8l-WS disease. 1;

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THE BEST ouuos

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no Plea* 30 have you give usa trial and we will guarantee that you will be delighted with the resu ts.

George E. Hughes

Ihe Peopfes Drnggist.

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Do not attempt to bake bread this warm weather. We will do itfor you. Our bread is carefully kneaded

and is pure and good and and it costs but

6:: a Loaf,

Vienna Bread. `Ic. Duchossa “ 4-c.

TELEPHUNE 98.

Stewar

Eclipse Bakery,

Bakes Best Bread.

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- ° Y; in iierreturfi to the naiifax hote-

- _hi mn m_..,

during the last tive years, has secured a

._ or F. C. Palmer 8: Co, of this place

W Q ' E position as clerk in the store of A. C.

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CITY ANI) COU

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'eave tbé Cups at B o clock.

. __ _ e Fitchburg Railway, was in

1-139 CW? Qs bevurdey. Mr. Criiwys is one of P ' ~' .

.E. Islands young men who has

worked hiswayto t-he front by his gentlemanly disposition. He returns to Boston on Tuesday.

ON Saturday afternoon a man under the

influence of liquor fell over the bank near `Messrs. Bruce Stewart & Co`s Foundry. For- tunately the tide was low and he was able, after several unsuccessful at.tempts,to ef- fect a landing. Mr. S. Bulger took the man in charged and placed him on board the Rocky Point boat. .

Tris display of war pictures. by Bacon,

in Messrs. Mark Wright & Co’s. window attracted a large number of spectators on Saturday evening. The scenes described were The Defence of Mafeking, Siege of Ladysmith;Th.e Dashing Advance of the Canadians at Paardeberg; The Battle of Modder River; Battle of Elands Laagte; The meeting of Gens. White and Buller.

THE Halifax Herald says:-This is a dull

time in the produce market. Eggs are more plentiful than they were and some grades can now be obtained at a shade less than 12 cents. Dairy butter is scarce at l7c. and l8c. with cooking grades two cents lower. Cheese is easier in price and the first- shipment for England will be made by the Damsira, some 500 boxes. P. E. Island pot:-itoes are low,quo*_ed at not much over 20 cents. The market for hides is dull and unchanged. There is no marked difference.

An interesting' evcnt took place

at the residence of Mr John McCaull, guard at the Maritime Penitentiary, Dorchester,at 1 o'c-lock Wednesday after- noon, when his second daughter, A Almira. was married to \Villiard J Cross- inan, of Dorchester. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.C.Burgess, pastor of the Baptist Church, of which the contracting parties are members. The happy couple left by train that afternoon for P. E. Island and will return to Truro, N. S. in about two weeks, where they will reside. Mr Crossman, who has been employ of

'i gwga that the fron? Dartmouth in the heavy Pai 11 Storm huilngss -'AL E “des Matheson’ of Thursday night,Miss E. Pauline John-

Painter, will be carried on by the -1 .~ I .k- . .

uo,d_ers-gned until further notice. ed nurse were summoned, and it was*

son was taken ill Dr. Farrelland a traili-

'fhe business will be under the hoped thattheir eoorrs would have en-

'manavement of John C. Murphv who .ublfffl Miss J°““S*'9¥‘-.t° .fm 1"-<‘=1` ’@f‘l.3age`

_ ~ l - .i."""".Bth

has oeen in the employ of the deceas- l ment "1 O”P!‘°“S Hag; “St “ig-lib. u S e

ed for the past nine years, is a mast: r workmen and quite competent to con- duct the work .

The patronage of former customers

was sulieriug so :greatly 550°? _a39t'f? rheumatism that sh'e was GOL able to leave

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ter-tainment ‘night to the keen disap- ointment of those who had assembled

_ ._ . ' P ~ ‘ , _ kindly SO.1clt€<l ifm- an evenings thorough enjoyment.

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JANE 31 XTHESON

St. Avards Juni- l3r.h 1900 2 aw *f

e pric, of admission wasfrcfunded to

hose who urchased tickets at the d0'3l°

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; ` " "' `_"There will he no matinee to-day. Miss

CL'.A.E.IJ !

Johnson greatlyregrets her inability to

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‘ keep her appointment last night. 3-U

D Rl L' H U D I C K hopes that with a few day`s rest, combin- _La,e C, mia] __\_=i__.a,,t at Royal ynngfn of ed with skilled medical attendance, sie

Ophrhainiic Hi -»onal_McoreIleld.=, and lwiube able to dll all ber other appoint-

Lentral Longion '_l hpoat and Ear lmeqts in \-ova Scotia beginning at Truro

0 pita . * ‘

Specialist in Diseases of The Eye, Throat and Nose.

once-came-on r 10.1.. 'ment at a later dat@.~H-.iiifar Herald il-nh .

Residence-Richmond Street West. 0i1’.ce Hours- 9.30 A m. to 1 p. m. ;2{4o 4 p.m. Eve' in? by appointment. Erica r.s'rED .iso Fi'i'rizi> wrrn GLASSES . 1

U5 in ‘G3

aassassmsms . Bargains ior “To-nigh

_ Side Combs

__ Pulle Belts

_ White Lawn A rons

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on Mon lay: and that she will be able _E0 return to Halifax and EWG an °n"e"t9“u`

I --AT-

Torchon Lace, diH`erent widths 2 1-Qc yd, 25C dil-

veiimgf.-, dieerenr patterns 8° rd-

Y _ °

Uhildren’s Straw Sun Hats 31° °“°h'

__ ‘ Lawn Hemetitched Handlierchiefs 4c each 40c dt;

Mode 4 ply Linen Collars, newest shapes 150 931’

If you w;ant good goods cheap call into

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5c and 6c pair-

16c each

180 each

P ' ,__ __.

` ' Ladies’ French Kid Gloves regular $1.10, 1-20.1-35

l yours for 65c pair. _

2 for 250.

Weeks & Co s to-night and share in the Bar :

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guns. _ Cl...

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GBKS _ ny _ The People’s Store. '

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herbed, consequently ‘mere ii as no en-_

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Sackvlne disuict me€_i_ng____Moncton town horscman, is at the Brunswick. _Tlm¢S_ _ Moncton Times.

_ M W _ THE Moncton Transcript says:-flilos st “__ 'C' Cf\l_WYS» f0l`!1101'ly Of Kms' _Lef\1l`8€y who is always welcomed by ll O iitunow chief clerk in the Auditor's _Moncton audience will be heard in several “_-7

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selections at Mrs. Lym:i.n`s recital, Wed- i (Halifax Chronicle, Juné Iii)

nesdny evening, June 20.

' Mr. Alfred E. McNeill of the Bank of Nova. Scotia. at Summerside is in the City. Mr. McNeill has been transferred to the Amherst Branch of the same bank. Mr. McNellli_while engaged in this city as a teacher won the respect of a large number of citizens, all of whom will be pleased to learn of his promotion. Mr.

McNeill is a sonof Dr. R. McNeill of this city,

1. _ 1 _binonrss .inn Wnsnsrlrios.-On Sat- urday afternoon aidelegation from the B. I.S.\vaited on Mr.John Connolly,who with his bride had just returnedfrom their tour to the United States, and _presented him with an address and a. handsome dinner sett. Mr. Connolly has for a num- per of years been connected with B. LS., at present holding the ofiice of Chief Marshal. He thanked the members for thoughtfulness as well as for the service- able present in his usual happy and witty manner.

BY reference to another column it will

be found that commencing this morning' the S. S. Princess will sail from Charlotte- town for Picton at half past nine o`clock in the morning instead of seven as formerly, returning here at half past eight in the evening instead of 5.30 as now. Under the new arrangements people leaving Charlottetown can con- nect at Picton with day train for Cape Bret-on and Halifax; at North Sydney with steamer Bruce for 1\`ewfoundland; at Halifax with C. A. and Plant Line for Boston. The change is considered an important one and should meet with the hearty approval of the travelling public.

THE results in thethird year medical ex-

aminations at McGill University were posted Thursday, and sho’w that the Is- land students have, as usual, done good work. Eighty-one students passed suc- ceccessfully in all subjects. C. H. Dalton Tignish, takes honors in all subjects, get- ting first place in Clinical Chemistry, and tenth place in Mental Disease. J. E. Fleming, Rustico, passes in all

1-gory and Materia Medica .

'Chemistry ond Mental Diseases. _E. J. Mullally, Souris, lake honors in medicine.. getting sixth place, honors in Qhernlcal Chemistry, Materia Medica.-_ li. N. Hun- ter, Alberton, takes honors in medicine, getting ninth place. _ -A. D. Callbeck, Try- on, taker honors in Chemical Chemistry. .S_.Simpso_n,Bay View, takes honors in Mental Diseases. The results in the first two years have not yet pecn posted. In the second year seventh-seven students "were successful.J. F. McNeill Kensington, and L. N. Pickard, Charlottetown, pass in nllsubjects. Mr. McNeill gets honors ‘in Chemistry, taking fourth place, and honors in pharmacology' getting eleventh place. Mr. Pickard takes honors in Hist-

ents were successful. P. C. Crosby, Marsh-

subjects. Mr McKenzie takes honors in Anatomy.

2o'clock and continued until six when

runs when the last wicket fell. Capt

wickets down, when stumps were drawn

Of this .score Heartz contributed run.

niugs were as followsz-

CARvi:LL`s SIDE.

W. F. H. Carvell, run ont. l

C. E.~McQuilla.n, c' Stewart, b, McLean J. M. Sullivan, not out, '

L_ Robertson, b J. McQuillan,

E. Heartz, c Younker, b McLean S. McLeod, b J. McQuillan ~,

E.`1uneiieu, e imdb J. Moouiiian L.M;i1ie1-, b McLean _ __ R. Cotton run out ' f V Extras

. LoNGwon'rH`s sing.--

C91. Lon.;worth, e Williams if CQHG .

Quiiiau _ - s ‘

Wm, Murray. b WlHi8mS L, ‘ J. McQuillan, b C. MCQ\li1l8l1 -"

» A. J. Bunn. <> Cowon, b C- H§Q.*H1f°“.

E. McLean,b C. M¢QUi1l8‘1 _ ~ H. Hyndman, b Williams ° J. Yonnk'er,_c C. MeQuil_1&D,b Wim”-ms J. Hpbkirll, C Hea_\‘tZ,'»b R. Ei°smith,eRoh¢rtson, bfC» r A Quiilan ` _ . » ~ _

S. Stewart, b C. MoQ\1il1an`

Dr. Alley, b Williams

`E. McNutt not out

J. J. Blake OiiarloEte£oW'!l, Blissellli alli ` bjéets, getting honors in Clinical-1

ology. In the first year eighty-nine stud-

1ield;\V. A. McKenzie, Bell River, and J. D. McGiiigan Hope River, pass in all

as his word Satnrday,an:ithcboys profited

by his generosity_Play began shortly aft r BVS Q

Longwoi-th`s side made a splendid effort to surpass the opponents tally, and came within two runs of doing so. Capt. Car-

vell’s side went- in for second innings, and g

CRICKET -The wcatherman was as good - .

*had 78 runs to its credit, with seven

-at 8 o’clock this evenin for advan

\ 8, ceinen

_ 1 “HRT Steady bg, \\ ,gh f, fan- edlma i Rev. James Mackay of Souris, P. E. I. i t0 Second D€8l‘€9

tion wanted as un appremima; this Gm(-e_ is stopping at the Victoria.-St. Joh

_ _ _ Telegraph. Mr. E_noch Price was elected u deleitate ' __

mm* ,,.,,0u. form. of to the 1\. B. and P, 1-}_ 1_ Conference by the \V. S.Mckie, the well-known Charlotte

n ,

Try one can of Oak Br

' ' i _7 CITY schools close on the 28th.

M U N I 0 N S ’ S. O. E.-Special meeting of Lodg

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` th ' _ grocer for it. p an a cow' As_f§)5£?_

11 tended to promptly.-16 tt. 6

f Presbyterian Assembly.

The _ conspicuous feature of yes. terday s meeting of the Prenby. tex-ian General Assembly was the Foreign Mission meeting in the i evening, when the Canadian Missionaries who are home on furlough addressed the Assembly. St. Ma.tthew’s Church held one of the largest congregations that ever assembled within its walls and, although the meeting was prolonged, interest did not wane for a moment. The audience sat spell bound while these missionaries of the Gross narrated the story of heroic labors iif Trinidad and far-distant _For- mosa, Indore, Hooan and India.. The speakers were Rev. William Gauld, of _ Formosa, Bev. Dr. Morton, the veteran of Trinidad, Rev. F. H. Russel, India, Rev. W. H. Grant,_of Honan, and Rev. John Wilkie, of Indore. ‘\

One of the most interesting addresses of

the evening was delivered by Rev. A. B. Winchester, of Victoria, IB. C., who tren- __chnntly reviewed the question of Chinese immigration in the West.

The Assembly’s sessions in the forenoon

and afternoon were devoted to routine business, the presentation of reports, a spirited discussion arising on the rerost of the Committee on the Aged and Infirm, Ministers’ Fund. The announcement was also made that the Century Fund was progressing Very successfully.

The attendance at these two sessions

was rather slim, as many of the Commiss- ioners were sight /seeing. This afternoon the members of the Assembly’ and their friends enjoyed a tripon-the ferry steamer Chebucto, and the visitors from the \Vest had an opportunity 'of inspecting the peerless faculties of the finest harbor on the Atlantic Coast.

Sunday the Assemble will hold divine servicesf in St. Matthew’s Church. Rev. A. B. \Vinchester, of British Colum- bin, will be the morning and Rev. John Neal the evening preacher. Communion service will be held at four o`clock in the afternoon, conducted by Rev. Dr_Pollock, assisted by Principal Caven and Rev. J. F. Forbes.

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subjects, taking honors in Medioine,.iYOu’~ll M Su °

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discount of _

@ 20 ner. ceni

@ off all our lines of perfume.

@ To-night ihls offer closes.

Mooday morv1ing_ YO’-1 »Wil1

@ charged regular prices.

@ lust what you want

@ I 1 perfumes wi l be found here.

Qur stock is large and complete

See our Winder

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Prince Edward, in White Rose Degre

_ d Condense Milk a fi ~ “P - - bett_e__aI:_dc;g;_1 gill decide that iti

EM? Hiagold T. Mor-ris, graduate of New _ IDU onservatory of Music, will be

In _ _ _ om ay next the regu- Mrs. George Francis and her son. of Pease C9 receive orders for piano tumn 4 T mln On the l\. B. &P. E I railway ViCt0ria,P E I are visit' Mr. J.G

_ . . i . _ ., i ~ ing 3l!l_l_ea1y_eSackville after the arrival of Francis, Bpnaocord street.--St. Joh

le -Britt 4.02. Returning she will Progress,

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stumps were drawn. Capt. Carvell s side C Q F __ St _re __ was first to bat, and had put together fm ° ’

CANNED¢

Ham Loaf ' Veal Loaf

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McLeod 14; Sullivan 10; C. E. McQuillan §'j_‘ii,}'.-`5`1f,}§'§§i'<';l"§ cottage loaf Sand Carvell 7. The scores in thefirst in- I G°°d5 3", ' c0l°|lCd BGEf

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Rev. Leo. Williams, b J. McQuillan, lo

2 Pork & BeansQ

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and Prints oi' Fancy Ging-_

hams etc-that we’_ve ever

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