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Here are otferiiigs of reliable merchan- dise that will appeal to your good judge- ment, at prices the advantage of which are all in your favor.

STANLEY BRDS.

lniants’ and Ghildien’s lluslin di Embroidery Hoods.

Lot1;2oc each. 1

2-5 Musiin and Embroidery Hats and Hoods worth 30 to 40; each. new only 200. each.

L01: 2, 5Oc each

'25 Muslim Hoods, Embroidery Hoods, and Silk Hats- slightly soiled worth from 80:: to $1.25, you buy them here for 50c each

0hidren’e lame and let Hats |55 93-

Au assorted lot of Cotton and Wool Tams and Felt Hats to clear 1.5¢ each.

Muslios and ‘U ner lhgandies C yard.”

A feiv pieces of these elegant goods left, worth up to 200 Pei' Y2-fd. DOW l0c par yard.

Black ool ner Grenadine 559 yard.

Worlh $1.10

60 yards Black Dress Goods in grenadine, beautiful goods, worth $1.10 per yard, now A 550 per yard.

A Grand Bargain in Men’s tolored Shirts

5 c each.

ii Some White bodies with color ed froits and cuffs, and some

ll zolured, sizes 14 to 16, worth up to $1.00 now 50.: each.

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Linen Collars B ml'

up to 20c each, now 50 0f=\Ch

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dents Everywhere.

postponed.

KENSINGTON Hall Sunday School meet

to-morrow morning at 0.30 o`clock.

r Pnosrnifrs of a light hriy crop in Same

sections of Nova Scotia is reported. '

MR. I.. H. Beer is the owner of tw

sheep, from whicli were sliearcd recently

28.5 lbs washed wool.

THE steamer Hillsboro will make two

return trips-~not steamer Southport previously announced.

TEMPiinaxcn.-Victoria Division, S.'of

T. will install officers on Monday evening

at S. \'isitors welcome.

To-morrowbeing Dominion Day this year

Mondiiy will be observed throughout

Canada as a public holiday.

A delightful sail-a thoroughly enjoy-

able day-will be yours, if you attend the Baptist S. S. picnic at \Vest_River, July

4th.

Four students from P. E. Island attend-

ed the last session of the Presbyterian College, Montreal. There were none from

Nova Scotia.

on sale at G. E. Hughes, Moore &Mc

Leod's and at the wharf on the da Price 15 cents.

light is powerful and very steady.

day afternoon at-1 o`clock. Strangers al ways welcome. Lesson, Acts 8:35_ “And

preached unto him Jesus."

will ship them by this train,

Monday morning at 8.15 standard, f Sumnterside, returning the same ‘eve ing. The return fare from here will

Latest News of the City

\_- ACCIDENT

THE LOYRI Crusaders' picnic has been

So.\’G Snnvici-3.--At the Gospel Meeting in P1`0\\’S€'S New Block to-morrow after- f\00I1 RE 3.45. Strangers always welcome.

TICKETS for the Baptist S. S. picnic are

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SPECIAL passengertrain will leave Char-

lottetown at 8.15 a. in.. standard time, on Monday next for Surnmerside, in connec- tion with races. Parties having horses

Loc/ii. BniEi=s|)R0WN1NG.

Y_ Reporters and Correspon-f Young Man at Fairfield

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The Body Not Yet Recovered ,

as Ancta Diligent Search

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Brighton, received a message stating that his brother Bernard A. Campbell of Fair- field was drowned on Thursday evening A

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Being Made.

Yesterday Private A. L. Cainpbell,Camp

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while out in adory att d' l b‘t t s, ° . _

en mg 0 S el' raw You will want a Trunk or Vahse. You want to buy where you w

The ““f°"t`““”‘te Y°““‘i ma“_“"’~S “MX 21 a gcod assortment to choose from. That’s where we shine We’ve

years of age and was unmarried. He is a - ° son of Mr.D. cam bcii of Fairneid. large s°°°k "‘.°v°'7 “ty 1° °f t"““k *h“'° m°d°- YO" "SDF 110 buy

y g _ yesterday afternoon at one o’clock. Her

GosPi~.L l\IEr.Ti.\G.-Remember the GOS- outward passengers were Miss Dollie Liv- _ D€1I1\€€l5lHg1l1P1‘0“'S€S 1\€\'~' 1310011. SUD- lngstone, Master Duncan Livingstone. _ ,_.19;""1‘}?;3»"-.7

- M D. Livingstone, Mrs. T. F. Morgan , _ ~ _-

two children. E. J. Connaught, Ed- -_ .<3 _ - _ _ _ _ » » - Plewes, Miss AnnieR. Macdonald, ` ~ 7 g A ga" John Harper, Miss B. Nicholson, Mr. “ ~ ' B

Mranimiuerian, Mrs.vvm. shew, S 0 U V N

intelligence the bo had not been recovered and diligent search was being made by the fishermen and neighbors of that locality.

ANY girl with a good education, who de-

rs.

and win Mrs. and Mrs. M. Macdonald, Mr. M. McDonald, Mrs. Kerr, Miss E. J. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs.

Y THE Halifax left on return to Boston _,

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from intermediate stations. The races gush, 23o;1-Iazeibmok, 130; New Domin- y you Gam

is ion, iso; aii aw?-io. Mr. spines. new ‘

have all filled and a good days sport assured.

THE annual examination _of Pown

school was held on Monday 25th inst. _ 3“e'_ ’ _ Jeweler and En ,Ven

The examination was conduéted by the _Lourned till next Friday, cheese tobe ' - M 7 ist' :lg _

trustees, Messrs. A. A. Moore, A. P. Iiigs

and A.Gay,and the teacher,Mr.J .M.J one

the severest tests that the trustees coul

iaw breakers and brow twisters in spel

§:§’u(;i;5§:;tnpa;1S:§;S ci&;eSadil;§;1§€;i;3 d,and the surest method of securing rivers etc in geogllaphy ’auCient and hat end seems to us to lie, as we have modén hi°Stm_y’menta1 ahtjhmetic, etc’ aid before, in the deposition of the Em

etc., the pupils came off more than con

querors. andshowed bytheir readya

swrr.-; an intimate knowledge ofthe diffe ent branches taught, and reflects credit o their teacher whose ability as a teacbe ~ tl l ' duct is recognized

and gen einan 5 con

A supplement as last year,viz.$30.A genero

` amount was voted at the annual mee

school closed for the summer holidays ` Singing God Savethe Queen.-Cori.

A Mr. Harold T. Morris will receive orders for Piano tuning and reipairing.-Leave vour order with Messrs. . VV. ' aylor or

Hutcheson.-20 ti.

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the district in securing his services for an

ling for supplies and for keeping scho ihouse, outbuildings and grounds in the A usual first-class condition. These matter will be looked after by a first-class board of trustees. At the close of the exercises complimentary and enthusiastic speeches were made by the trustees to which the teacher feeling-ly responded, when the

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by Lathei, Razor, _ ldug"` And Brush

_ will not Shave you alone. They

must have behind them the master hand, the light delicate touch cf the professional.

We have the “Knowhow”

ir way to shave a. person. Ever l try it ‘l if you did y0u’1l COUJB ‘E again* yOU, didbit-$111

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(gprssustomders a_1;eti|;ll ldelidghted. d' r For the North Granville School, First

re an visi e ea og stu io. Q' An ex rienced teacher Shmperis Comm!

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Perth, 205; St. George’s, 150; all for93-8.

oarded at 11 a. in., and sale to begin at

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The consta p isings must in some manner be pres ent

ress, and the iestoration of the deposed Emperor, acting under European control

Japan there would Lbe some likelihood of

hroughout the Ch e p

Shim- At this store Tourists will End complete'-stock-of.

H THE cheese board met yesterday after S I 0

A SPECIAL train will leave this city o ~ _ _

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I1 oarded was 5001 colored and 200 white, bf' the latter from Winsloe. The sales were We carry the largest stock of Souvenir novelties and have ,_

T oon at tvi oo clock The number of cheese _ ._ -

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we dollar with D1`°D°"ti°““t° 1`°‘l“Cl"i°“S 115 f01l0“'SI-MIN H- H”-Slfifde-Hll1Sb0I‘° designs that cannot be procured elsewhere. A pleasure tol

ay Mr. Bitlin, St. Pete;-is, 130; Orwell, 350; ’ ~` y o

Monta 120- all for 9 3-8. Board ad- 'S

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Much sympathy is expressed for the “rang gap' I:h“t',s when we (mme in again- We,” got ‘he good

family in their sudden bereavement. un rea' able had that defy tha 17388539 5m53h9l"9 beit 550!"-

Private A. P. Campbell and his Y°u want t° buy it 33 °h°3P 55 P°55ib19» donit yfm W¢u» if fl bmihef “'°P@_ Passengers by y@S‘fer- “ 511°? 00 Berth where you can buy the same quality of trunks as we day afternoon s train to the bereaved and buy it cheap ar, that shop has not been heard of yet and we do home in Fairfield. According .to latest lieve it exists. _

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Come to Ramsay s for your Trunk or Valise, we will save you mon R. H. RAMSI Y & G

_ A 17:00 CANDLE power incandescent 8-I‘C sires to learn the type setting, should ap- W S ~ - - light is being exhibited by the Full Elec- ply at this omce at 0nce_ g ' ' ' ' tric Company on Great George Street. The }-» *Mg

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. _'_ ,em naw rnoiiilsn noon, snnnv

fuiliine of the above high class

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goods to select from including

Ham Loaf

Cottage Lcai Veal Loaf

I Beef Loaf

Sliced Eacon

\ Prices ranging from I5 to 5oc a tin. I

]elliedHocks Turkey and Tongue Sliced Dried Bee Steak and Onions

Potted Beef, Ham, Tongue.

(` aimed Beef and Hare hand Plum Pudding.

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Victoria Row Grocers.

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li you _, Go A-Fishing ~

or Pic-nldng or anywhere else you will have a much better time if you take a supply of good things to eat from our store.

f Canned Goods

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Queen nd ' ' » ' ' 1. apply » -

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Comprises all the choicest deli- cacies put up by the best dxms. our prices are right. Remember _we have the best 25 cent 'rea

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Wedding Preseilo

We have sold quite a number of

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pieces recently for Wedding

Presents. _ Stggk -nice and new.

Qqgllfy -guaranteed.

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help to build up our business. 1; .mein piice. item

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Bicycle

Boots -’ " ’

' ‘ Made from line 'Dongola flexible sole, medium hig

be worn as walking boot, also-Chocolate and Bl very newest thing-$2.25 a. pair. 0

The balance of our Men’e Bicycle oots at $1.5

» `m'¢_n’-5 Bigyglg 'lhe balance of our Men’s Bicycle

Bgqtg $1.50 4 pair to clear.

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