_ 1 =\_

‘_‘ '

'V fr?

§ _ __

_,_

i1'”’VZ

._~.~<‘ ‘i‘-V;-.,

xg. _

Vi..

).‘

* .

».t. "X

.,"' V

3_7

1-2

S i

‘_ .

f- ffiiandkerchicfs Gents Straw HMS

1°»1?G.i_‘, curltal-.rl-J: dcz_

Muslims A _ Styles.

Correct thing for chi1ilrci.`s .GUNS Linen Hats 1 *QI Tc a I,-.my Nice and cool 50:.

` 1

-.Vw _ - - ..

- _ _ V), ____ __ ___

THE cU.mD1A.v PHAR o l ~

Us _

f ~<i= ‘.-__~-,-.V_-'.- _. ;..- V._ .‘ __ _ ~..

,.1 t V- VV V: it .1 ?,_ *

'=:- _-_._.;.»:-.=- -§~‘7-“.‘-;-5e__-_‘ ,’.§;‘-'~l§=_'i%=;._V'-'{ 21’-`~`*»'_.».-_»--.. .e .'~:.' ‘.6-'-_-V_j`

' -'.-“'_~..-V_.1V__\'>¢V.- _. _ f ~ .,-’.. ,_-' "’_.'-H -

_ _ __.___.__._,._ _ _ _ ___. ___.

W- ' _I-:_-1 ‘ 1-" _ ' ‘ - V.‘ '.-V V . _ _V‘_-V..__.,___.”-_..._ ~ _ ~._ 1 ` V .. _ ' __”

..=_.;_ ._ V. _ _

.<.___._,-__.,__V_ - §~= -_i '_ _*_+ _= _._ _._-_et ‘ _-_-_.V _ V. .‘ V

-_ -V ;».._

- _- _-.V-*__ »_ .~_..~.. ._ ~- ._ _._ ~

V-rr' - .fr V '_ V‘ --,, -¢--1-.;~V...f>: V' "=-_ - .i V ‘ . _

e rin- ~; --_ ~`-'. ::'..i_ r- _V _ .f _'V =?~,- 1s""'_'17»`V"?-'»_'<~'_r_:V1<?=~ ,. ~'iiiV~iV'~' -'

. _ _ ~. V_».V._-»_ V_f=_-,__.V..i.....

._ _-__-_-,_ _.5-_-_.___ .5 1.. ,.,~...,\,’;; ,‘_f»,'2;;_ .ep _. ,,. ,,.,. _ 1 V'_ '

_ ._ ..T_.,_._ _ _ _, _ _ ._ _V_._._, .__ _ _V_ _ ...__ __ _ Ve- ff:-:_»V.f ‘,»'z;._V.:.V;:‘ ..._-.t -.. -___ -V ..._--.FV-_.._.--'_-si - - _ - s- __~__.__- _ < - ~ ...._~- _- __ _. , _ .V;~‘\¢'~,-_»,,;-f~~_, -'-' -f.-V _»_e.__~, 1,, _V V ~ _- _-V - _‘_ V _ '_-rw. r. »(,»» p<.~-.__ _ -_ f.~» A - V~;,r"---,~-V. .- Vf - \V- - - I n fl' Y

_ »_ _ __ _. ._ _ . . _» V .VV .-~-

,______.

L rrrrovvn raison 1~:D\vAaD ISLAND JULY 4 19150 ~

_- .A'¢,_t__V.V.¢;~;~ »_» ___ .t ._ f V _ _ _ V -

~-.K . V. _ ..-_-_. - .~- f~_»..-_..V~;’.: _-._. ...~V-,‘».--~~--~_ .V~- -V _ _-* _ -_ ...V._;_,.f~. ..._A ..._ .,‘. -»».._.__ . . .V.._ ._._~V,_._§ _ ._ _ _ . _ .

_-_.___ _ V. -:_.` _V, , _ _~ , _ _

='_,~_f- __- ':'V=.-, _ff-=,V' _-.1 ~ _V -rf' »_‘-1 '_V.-.‘..-_»;jff_. ~ _ I s _;V ‘__-__ ‘

__ - .2 .ds

` 1 “ - -- ‘sw .......>~

_ " _ .._____ . . . . enness.

_ _ _ ____ __O“____ on TuO_`_day_ thwrd (_ _E01 __ P_ _ _ The Medical Association helda session _

.-‘xi ( ll._l 1 I _ _ RA( llf( l lClllC l.0 day Rb EIDCr_ Y»eSterd_ b _ t. d THE Recgrd successor to The - " ; - ._ _ _ `

in~'i~ V\“"l" '\[“""l9TM _“MT .of Gfeoslge WH' ;0da_y_ ay e mee mg “X e mn mue Evangelical Churchmiuumade its iirstap- ' `

\[Ei.li,».n til thiitl tlaiiiritcr o ie! ___ B _ _ pearance_ Ibis an attractive a e f

` C .It=iii.»..i.`»i.it-t.>it. tuzetl 212 y.»,.r_.V_ , ' ir: _oy s’ Brigade willgointo camp on _Consrnnnanrn work is being done on _h _h _ ._ D p r °r

me _ _ _ _ ,hc 1__th_ , _ _ _ _ t urc men, and will be published on the

Funem'l`“ IH Illia) 0 il-\tL -ht0`l’l%il`\_ wliiiuiilini i Illev \lr Sbencerwts in the C't ' t 15'; S`::(diidal))(isl)i"il;i1;»g§ ighehlhgsnpddgjsg of H .St slid Hfteenth of each month' The

Street on lli11r~‘ -\_\ YN* ~ <1 --' l~ '-~ i _ ° ‘~ I .l YCS 01'- ‘ J ° energies of the Church Record will be de-

pe0ple`~'L`e\1\<‘f\`."- _ ___ my' V SP1-ici t ‘ _ ' V .‘ hi voted ‘ l

Z __ V- ' "TWP" Y'

..V'\ *' _

_._

'V » ‘_

Makethe a|rGr0w

ghgm s of Ccvrxctmn Soar and

_ Ylthdressfumings ofpg;-rrcrrna, purest of emol~ “N11” skin cures. This treatment at once ggpfalllng hair, removes crus¥»_S. scales, and mam; soothes irritated, itching surfaces, “month the hair follicles, supplies the mm 'im energy and nourishment, and i -“sure hair grow when all else fails.

: . , LQ-

¢u»{‘°fgy’§°,','.;.i¢7'-§'§3.f’f2°E'afs5l.f.7I§f'1¥..1.=

_ gba; caan Con., Sole Propl., Bolton, U. 8.1¢

T - -f Y' ' '~ 'I

qssessssssess * WE BUY ..._

THE BEST DRUGS

That can lie obtained, and our customers get the benefit with- out paying fancy prices. Are von one ol our customers? lf }10¢_ we should be p'eased to

1 '\ Q trial and

5 2 iii8#8\l@88$§'#8iI&8#$|FfB

?l.iC#$lOl'U

have yo.: gi 'e u_ a _ We will guarantee that you will be delighted with the resu ts.

George E. Hughes

Ihe PeopIe's Drnggist.

8§8l8iE

°°;.“l

“_ ill. 'iii

ni: _USE if

__ Oi heating up the ily

house these days with a

_ coal stove 'I

/],~

ssno roun onoisn ig).

I I

_.4

he will reside.

and Taylor was paid to the heirs.

V Yi=:s'ri:RD.iv the top blew off of a hydrant near the Baptist Church and it was some time before repairs were made.

Anvl-znrrsi-:Rs are again reminded that

all "changes" must be in by 1 p. m. each day to insure insertion, following morn- ing. `

ST. Ddvid’s Presbyterian church at

Georgetown was re-opened last Sunday. Rev. J. K. Fraser of St. James’ church oiliciated.

ALL boatsmen arc requested to be at

Connolly`s wharf to~night at 7.30 lsharp. Lovers of this sport are respectfully inV vited to attend.

Pnnsinnsr BRITT.-tix of \Volfville Acad-

emy, .\'. S., is visiting friends in the city fora few days. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. (Su pt) Sharp.

EXCELLENT D.a\"s XVORK.-27,500 lbs.

milk was received at the Hazelbrook fact- ory on Monday. Forty four cheese were turned out. An addition 1-1x28 is being made to the factory. Mr. A. A. Moore is the contractor. Afifth vat has also been added. *

WORD has been received of the sudden

death of Alexander McEachern,which sad event occurred on June 17th. Mr. Mc- Eachern was subject to heart failure. He was in his 60th year. He has been absent from the province for upwards of 40 years. A number of brothers and sisters live in this province.

MP.. D. A. MCRAE, Cornell University,

and of West River, was in the city yester- day. Mr. McRae returns to Cornell in ten days to take a position there as instructor in Greek. He has a record as a student, Mr. McRae received his B. A. degree at' Dalhousie in '98 with high honors and the University medal in Classics. He won a scholarship at Cornell in '98,-’99, and ax fellowship at that University in' "99-'(1). The other Islanders have also been doing good work. Mr. Hedley V. Ross received his Ph. D. degree in Greek and English, passing an excellent examination

; ` Lodge held last evening sister Ella M. '_ ~ '1~V_ Be ,P- G d t' D. D. G d _ D wi _ ers ast ran ac ing as ran _

_V1 - ofsifver Cake l6c mlb ' , V

Nut °‘ lee “ _\i\"- A _ fAl h Rebe Cumlm __ we .. U AT a regular meeting o p a cca

t ° ° I V’ Master assisted by Bro. Philip Bridges P ‘ 1 ’V" _ A G. acting as Grand Ma.rsh'a.ll, installed the

. " Eclipse Bakery. 'dill following officers for the ensuing term! _ I Bake; Best Bread. " ‘ f .a.G., sister M. H.c1ementS; v. G. sister

._ _

_,_ _D .alice Henderson, R. s. sister Elia

l - ‘ 44 ,f:¥‘ ` . - ' ` °~

Beers P G Fin Secy Sister Laura

‘_ V. wg) __'€_, \ / 7 ° 1 ' °

f-_-I ' _,s Beers; Treas. Sister Lena Horne;

1 Y o O TVard, Bro. John McLaughlin; Con.,

Sister Ida Stewart; Chap., Brother

DR, H , D | C K i Piniiip Bridges; I. G., sister Ada Gddkid,

_ _ P. G.; O. G., Brother Joseph Kennedy;

1*‘5p§hl§‘,°*;,1,§~“§‘§;§;‘,_';,_,“,§,,’,f§,>`,§‘§,d§f‘”,{’,§’,{‘ °f R.s. N. G., sister__A1i¢e Mins; L. s. G.,

Central London Throat and Ear Sister Fanny YW ise; R. S. V. G., Sister

H°5pit'a1‘ Mar aret Bridges; L S V G Sister M

- .1 . . . R ° ° ' " ‘ '

`”"m‘“ m mwas" M Tha Eye’ Thru! Younker; Organist, Sister Beatrice Mc-

;"° 3°” _vent-P. N.G. sister Ida Riggs. Aft-.cr

UIUPC l 3 . _' . ’ - - hmmeggllrieirhmgnd Street, West. the installation the retiring Noble Grand, ?{=°=Hgm-9-303 m~tt_1>1v-111-2 w4lDV 111- sister Ida Riggs, kindly treated ati the

I OU] lnlin

price! that cannot be beat.

48p¢¢i.1- 4-40 1, 59:, 69:. V

Skirts

Begum $1.85 tad ty $143 V

PWM 9.2, Leather 18 :.

Vdlivss f 3llkNets 8:yd.

‘Blouse Silks A ` Stripes and cheers to-r.igi.iV

_ ii>“ Slilhat Blouse Silk. It won’t

109; at 20.~ ‘

Combs

mzQSnw>U

Y pp ~ »

Ygqherxn AND Frrrnp wrra Gnassss. 3 members t0 ICC Cream and cake'

eeks C0.

Wish to save all Siturday buyers money, and to-n\gl1tth0Y 0561' g°°d°l

|,Ap|E5. _ GENTS- I

V Cotton Hose

2 pair for 25c. - _

Cashmere Hose A

2 pair for 353. V

incn Handkerchiefs Regular Llc now 3 for 28c.

_ 4 Ply Linen Collars 0

2 for 25c. G T

This line 20c-

Gingham Shirts

Good Washing' 29.1. Silk Front Shirts

To-night 72c.

Black Sateen Shirt l This was a bargain at 90:: lo-

.5°Pl'. 63 pr, 10.: pr. l C ight 729,

;>5¢.4oe, 700 811 the 1*” it

l ’ Store.

The Peop.es - V. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ ._ _ _ _

` _ ” V 5 -_ ' ‘-*.~ ‘ ~- ._ _ . V. ..~'VVV'»-sri. _'1.V,'»'__=. ' _ ~_ 'V-.fl-:.~'.i-.+V-’~_?‘<f;fV;-rf' - tv it-',...=¢.-._-__V. ' I ._ - f -3 ~.V'-.-.'~?V ‘_= V._.,.; ;_V,~f;'_.i...~_- -.1 . 1_1---2. _ . ~

- V ~ _ __ , _PH ‘_ __ ___ V V _ ~ V ~ V. s _ V _-,.11 -=r',... _,_ _,_xi-.i_.§_-_,;__,f,;iVV:;s¢ -VV:-;_:n=_»_-“-~1»¢. ..._~>-,Vi-V.-'V"`s-*" ~=-»’-_" - V. 'V -» ~', ~/'S-‘U 11' .__ ...;¢.._,.-V-. . .V ._ - .V*V»d.» ..V!=...-5. '.V',-»-'J'-f'.»,It‘. . 'lf .5-~=. ~;'-(,.“V~..V.‘V‘-7~.¢~ i -V’ 'F

- ‘!= ._ ,_ -- __ V ._,_ ;____.. .- V- VV V ._V _. . -_ ,. ...__ _ . .__.--V- __ _ V. __ _ - ~ ~: - aff _ ._.._ ‘-_ V~ Vs. N-4-_ _..-~ .xt L "“=- '. _ ru.;-:~ - "V ,_ - __ - _.iz -V2 .,_,. *-_`>.‘;_‘._;;V, .sry ' -5-"_ =- =-.. * ~_ -_ - _.3 ' » _ -< ' __.V.

_ _ __ , __ _ _ __ __ - -if . i _,.,.;..;.__‘,,_,,,,;__~es-. __ - ,___ _ -_ _ _ V __,.._ __._.._ ____ ____-.___ _"en _ _“___ _g._._.. ________.____“__.a______. 5;__‘. }___=,__»~5_;:_,Z, /_*__ ,-, _._ ¢1\'d"=5__ ____;.__,___,__V__s_

'* “ww-V ~ _ __ _ _“_ _ ___w_T __ , _ __ _ 'm:`_§l'?`V‘~i»;.£ 5": ' - V V -_ V _-Vps

l MR. A. E. Kennedy was a passenger by the Polino Mondayfor Sydney C.B. where

LAST night the insurance of $1,000 each,

held in the Foresters by Privates Riggs

`¢

Flannellette Shirts t

l ycu want in the grocery line. _

l CEE!! 9' Big Drive in Gents’ Colored Shirts for to-diy only. Shirts _ eel Vu V - _ _

ell .l.-O. 1.3-9, today 993, _ V-

b .. . and aft y Bums YESTERDAY Messrs. Peake Bros. & Co.

_ supplied the Duchesse with bunker coal. It is understood that Messrs Peake Bros. will supply coal for the Duchesse at this

part in future.

3.30 o’clock p. m. He will also meet with

close of the service.

*V MR. E. S. VVEEKS, has resigned as

teacher, of the H'azel Grove, department and the assistant Miss Ackland has en- gaged in his place.-Refuge Division is still growing and is likely to‘ hold for

“Banner Division" of the province.

REV. Francis J. McDonald of St.

Georges celebrated the sixticth anniver- sary of of his ordination to the priesthood List Thursclayfailier Fi ancis was ordained -.it Quebec on June 28th 1840. He is now 80 years of age and is said to be thc oldest priest in North America.

Cmmcn Rn-OPENING.-The Brackley

Point Road Methodist Church will be re- opened next Sunday, July the Sth, with three services (D. V.)1la _ m., 3 and 7 p.-m. A special collection will be taken at each service towards paying thc cost of enlarg- ing and renovating the Church.

GRAND Scribe llfecks visited Ever On-

ward Division S of T last Monday even- ing and installed the officers for the en- Suing qt' arter after which he invested them with a new set of ofllcial badges. This Division is in good condition and has in it many of the older folks' of the com- munity which no doubt adds very mater- ially to make its meetings so interesting and profitable, as they have always been.

hibition to be held in this city on 25,2627 and 28th Sept. next exhibitors of turnips and mangels will have at the time of en- try to certifythatthe exhibits were grown on not less than one acre and exhibitors of carrots will have to certify that exhibits were grown on not lessthan have half an acre. The prize list will be issued this week and any persondesiriniz a copy can” obtain the same by applying to C. R. Smallwood , Secy. ~ d & W.

A report comes from Enmore River, Prince County, of a serious scourge at time place, supposed tobe the ravages of the Army Worm. It is said that every green herb on asection extendingover a hundred acres has been destroyed, leaving a. sight pitiable to behold. lf, as supposed, the plague is really that of the Army Worm it is a most serious matter for this prc- vince. As this worm has caused thous- ands of dollars worth of damages in many areas in the United States. Mr. Jeremiah _ S. Clark, B. A. of Bay View, has gone to Enmore River to investigate the matter.- Patriot.

Ban ACCIDENT.-On Saturdaythe 30th

June, while Robert D. Hayden, Joseph Peters, and Edward Houston, were work- ing at the top of the roof of the barn of John Frazer, Mayfield, the scaffolding. gave way and all three fell to the ground d. distance of 30 feet. Hayden was very. severly hurt, two bones of his foot being broken, causing him _to suffer severely. Peters was not badlyhurt but was pretty badly shaken up. Houston escaped with- out injury and was at work on. the barn in the course of an A hour. Dr. Campbell of Stanley was called to attend to Mr. Hayden’s injuries which are _thoughtto be of sich a nature as to lay him up for considerable time. It wana marvel that they escaped so well asthere was no staging between the one they were on, and the ground, and _consequently nothing to break their fall

_...___i°ll_

Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed

Milk and ou will decide that it is better and cheaper than a. cow. As_l_< your grocer for_it. 00 if- Your best girl willbe at O'Lea on the

12¢;h_ 4ldv&w li

Garter’s Seeds Grow

Where will youlbe 12th July? At

IELEPHUKE `

wiiAT L+ ,,,, l

1, vnu l' wiiirr. '

Tc-day we have _everything

‘ Your order. if left here, will be

properly filled with the _beet _;

_ goods and at the lowest prices. _,_

1'ELe|=i-|oNE_'oRn'ERs ' ’

Get the sameprampt, personal ___-

attention as others. li c d`el1lver__

__ goods 'dst when you wantthem _.5

J »

Leave your order with 'us tc- day and you _wiil be -pleased

with the result. ` ‘L

ui!

-* 'fe-I

Successofs tol"avison Sa Fo. -_ Cor. Hen: and Gt. George Sts. -_

THE Rev. Mr. Campbell will preach at

_ Bradalbane on Sabbath next (the Sth) at

the scholars of the Sabbath School at the

some time yet the high distinction of the ’

'AT the Argricultural and Industrial Ex- t

O’Leary.-28 d&f»v. _ , _

3 WEBSTER & MGKAY.

AL rainleavesR.fiil-way stationt s unspartngyto the service of the

Supt. Sharp returned last night froini norning at 9,30 local fm; the big pi¢nl¢ Church of England.

T51__I1\l1~`ll- it Emerald. Return fa e only 40 cents. - __ MN G F_Beer a rh r YESTERDAY afternoon a little boy, 8

night from kelson 1_3 _ Ce_d ln the city last MR Gem Muttart has teen engaged to old, named Townsendwho purposed “_ _’ operate his Steam Riding Gallery at the “°‘t""3 hw aunt "1 §0“l`lS» WBS P13606 _ :__ J. A. Mathieson Esq. Georgetown, _ ,ea at Kmkom on the mth and 0.Leary aboard the wrong train and arrived in

was in the City yesterday. on the 12ch_ _ Summerside last night. The little fellow Mrs' J°h" M°G°“`°'” °f 5”- Pauli Minn THE cleaning off of the crossings would evidently maimed the mlswke'f°r “B "°°“

arrived in the “W last night- be ti great convenience to pedestrians. It as he gm dr the train he mm'

Sscrioxs of recent ads of Stanley Bros. *V is to be hoped that when the rainefdescenrl game? to look for 8' boarding muse' V

_V and|Pro=wse Bros. have been reproduced regain this matter will be attended to. e re ated hm. sb°ry_’ lack of f“'fds’°°°.'= t _ ` . , _ V

taken to his homecin the city

Esq. of Mount Herbert. The bride, who

be dressed in white muslin trimmed with

Mr. Seymour Wood in his usual capacity. Rev. Mr. Howard performs the ceremony. The home is very prettily decorated in a simple but effective manner and a very bounteous supper will be served to which a large number of friends have been in- vited to attend.

The marriage takes 'place this morning

of Miss Minnie Wellner, Upper Hillsboro Street, toProf. Edward E. Gordon, of P. of Wales College. The ceremony will be performed fat 7 o'clock at the home of tbe bride by Rev. G. P. Raymond, M. A. The bridesmaid will be Mfiss Cottie Lea of Tryon, and Ethel and Lottie, sisters of the bride will _ be maids of honor., The bride will be charmingly gowned in cream with cream satin trimmings and lace. Her travelling dress is of pearl cloth with cream satin trimmings with hat to match. The groomwill be support- ed by Mr. Thos. Layton of Winsloe. Af- ter the ceremony a rich dejeuner will be served. The wedding presents were numerous and costly, among which were a number from the bride’s college associa- tes. The happy couple will leave by the express en route to Montreal and Ameri- can cities.

Bov‘s Bnrcnnn CAMP.-An important,

meeting of the officers of the above was held atthe camp last evening. Lieut. Col F. S. Moore was in the chair. Date _of camp was Exed for Wednesd ay,July 18th,to break upon thefollowing Tuesd ay. Matters conducive to comfort and clean- liness were thoroughly `dis%cussed.» Cap comman ling companies and the Battalion Surgeon,Dr. H. D. J ohu son re- ported favorably as to the camp being held at t-he Victoria Barracks. Colonel Moore stated that clean blankets would be issued. The writer has before commented on the cleanliness of the mili- tary camps. the thoughtful prov ision of a lavalorye and the care exercised in keeping the grounds free from refus:.etc. -A recent visit, with keener eycs,if possible,as the scribe is an officer of the Boys Brigade, only emphasizes the good impression created in preceding camps. The quart er- master and supply office. of B. B ., Capt Sidney Grey,will have an onerous task, but one he is fully qualified to carry ou t

successfully. _

:Load Up QFor _

Flonday - -

P| atgg-All sizes

-- 888

. _ ` s

I £7/\’”6°G`/$7-_S __ _ _

-1 i S- -I 1

SUN

Vt @8538

I Our fodn Fountain. I I It makes people so thirsty I

. 2-we could not sell stale;

I Soda if we wzrnted to. I

I There-'S is nothing so re- I fr “lx vffoii li t d \ as a

consonant

_ s

es i .g . a o a_' _ I glass oi Soda-if its good. 2 'V what good Soda is you`ll

` I never know, until you have

' tried us. _

QQTSSI

DIED V SBaw:s _Hotel was opened for theseason A1' the Police Court yesterday morning - ‘ » ' - VV _ f _lr _ Q _ `

° ~' rre;~1'r=s€‘_" __ _

_ J . _,__

A ’ `F.“ > Q »,~»=-v we *ir “‘< ° ’1 ’ f =- _._ - __

‘ ,nf ,_,f.__,,,i.W, QQ .fy _,~»_ ._ s Ut, ____

` < *rf ~ 1 *"'~¢ ,. " lv-..’."`. 'f~“‘-Pre g ,_

_ "" $1 rg; J- s*“""` ` ”\c`\=1_ i 'QI ‘”~’" do a x ‘~.}./nur)

_ ~ - 1 F* ‘ -I --_ - - _ ___ 3: ‘~~ vi ‘._ "M~V’_:1.'eV=*"‘_-;__'..'_I.~}é.I"` _ V.,f.v-1- V;,...-fVV$-‘if

V V V _ ' ' V ~ - -f ‘_._‘»r‘.V;‘.-.t.wes>‘:_3:itff'><’ie§;.2;;:§_,¥§‘V‘_1F»=rfeilfsfziffigm ?~“’v“' ffl"f'V““i*‘r’~‘5Af“‘>‘is.¢<'Z-Wifi.*

_ V . 5., _ _ _ ___ _ 1 _g_ .»,_..__ »_. :_ -_;.____-,.~.__,~_ _,JV-_:___ _,_-_*_ _-.;_V_,V~___. _ .__,_~____~_'-__V_ __A _._ ._,_-_,_.__~_~g,__ ;._ _,___ _,< _ _.__ V __f_____ __ -; .V ‘_ _ _._

f - -V -_ Q V ; ~ 5 ~ `_

_ ,V _ _ ~ _ V _ _V _ _ 'Vo " ;V - -"" ‘< _ " pt-_.t-~' -_ gf,,iV4rg;~_,§‘§.t§§}j.“-‘Ht/"=

,_ _ _ . V _ __ _ _ ._ _ __ __ _ __ ___ _.__ __ _- _ ._ __ _ _ ___,.__ __ _ _ _ ____ __ _ __ __ __

_ - -_ i A _ __ ’ ` . _ " ' ' ., ‘ ' _, \ i -. `r'~'__'_=___._f,- j__ ‘ V' V".'_-

I _ _ _ _ :_ _ _é ___ ._ ._ ___.... _ __ __ _ _____._ ____.____;___ _V_____§3__

1 I '

0 l " . ,_ . \ " “'15-' r;“"">'_V

~ ~ _....1-.V-__

_ _ ,.1 n.,m,,,,0,, Day ¢_ Sm, was had “Lot 90 days for drunk

I w Q ‘R

s _ I

er conside to th hld H91’ V ‘ _ S it L V `V

sent down by the rzvlexriling eexgrtxess :gd ‘ wejledres yecesslty to every l

Avery pretty Wedding takes place this. Doubl' A' *G ‘ “ " ~ F' " _ A

evening at the home of Mrs Chas. Lund Important thesemaays of bnght

who; Miss Gertrude Myers one of Mt. _ ` het Sun-Shing; 5 __ .__ _ Her rt’s popular young ladies will be ` L _ ` “ g WS u,,,,edV in marriage bo- Mn Ernest Lum V Pretty parasols need not cost' you mach.. Miss Myers is a daughter of Benj. Myers HGPB at 811 Of PPTCGS, S

will begiven away by her father, will SOTIIB d8.lI1t , ‘Bin “ Ul8t” .I

look charming _in a gown of creamy white I'lCh Ol§l18IlJl.1€Bl'»8l(¥1aU(ll ’ material andthe bridesmaid will be Miss B1 k d es’ e C’ t Edna Lund, cousin of the groom who will ' ac ' an Golorod ones’ _ A

lace. The grooin will be supported by 'lsome few of the prices are!_35e' 5009 75(-is

. l

xi »_.

.fffi it

iii

,i ui;

/‘

.‘5_E`\ ”f5-'\ ref/ \ -Q-

___

»-` - [_

I ‘.\» l-.ilffgh

_-\_

"" -- ' ~ 'V ' ` rr

_`P"`f'_._,"\§;7Ail. >ll»»:"§»`~'f$*;.ll'.'_"

iii

push.--easiest to buy because the prices ,are

____ _ _ ___ _ _ ____ _ __ __ ___ . _ V _ " il/1*

t _ V Paiastitist

$1.10 $1.49, 11.98 and so on u to 4'~.'Z5'f» ~ 5.00 5,75,eic. ” i P ’ fr

MO0RE 81 McLE0D,S

it _

fre, <_;f,ssfj__

_ ___________d___

The Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s‘ Busiest Street.

A Y 1- _

ll'/&\`~f,-""\ ' yr ‘ ::-\p‘- S

/M /;\ , v f-` 1' t - _

Time to (live

the little Folks

V iii)

an Airing/ .tt

~..7‘ ','. v

_“_

V_ .. A -\ iv' .s w--\;¢;-V ll _ _ f ;_i._ -§~~.i~ Q _ sv,/.__i' l _[lf _ , ' _

` I

__-\_- _L m

\/3/V

”`-

¥__€.

_ V ,»‘.

and we have just the CARRIAGES for par- 5"' pose-most comfortable for the baby-_eg|i__¢ssVfto

JOHN N

5"'iiii.i'iii iiiiiit niiiii. _§

Fall ln! Flarch! ~ ` 5

Right on the road along Euston Street, you’ll find W. Pickard & Co. with a full supply of thirst quenching drinks tozcool that tickling in the thirsty spot.

And V Look! Boys ! !

We have the linest line of pastry and delicacies to

add to the pleasure of camping. ' L

Drop in anyway, we’llbe glad to see the Red and

Blue coats. _

.!_’..‘.§.!§.fi‘:§.l?__.§.E C0~

in in Pa er- 'V . _ _

§Jsiz_`_ts g P Who have never delt with us imagine that _ g

' ° @ jewelers are rogues. V _

We 've ou our m n

gl y y o ey’s worth e

nit time, what more can you expect 2 ._ v

"` A full line of Silverwear and J ewelry always on hand at

Films-A11 Size- A _ ‘T 8ll8lKCQC

_ Rep _iii-ing a specialty.

Ladies

RUNS V S |(il“|1$

SDI v s

V Watchmaker and J evelef.

W Cor. Gt. George & Grafton Sh Q UC 9 cirwvm, and

V 4

’ _

A NEW LOT

Dress S1s.:L1:'1¢B» _

Crash Slzirte- VVh1te Pique Skirts. ' A f satteen skirts.

Ladies’ Sailor _Vg I-Iats. V V _ ' ”""

Avery nice stock. _ _ '_ J is f i f

"ms ost _ _ _ _ _

(ifritiitdirirdmtiyoo t.e1st,5»'iii bffbffesiddeby ~ V LFP" Queen Street' VV _ . t’ _` V V 'V i ,T-V ` A _ l

V 0 Liublic auction. `/Apply to David Arbing,

’ Frcetovvn. _ 4 eod Smos

V vf

__ Q _

1 ‘ _ " _

_ _ __¢ _ __ _ .._