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NOTES ANO COMMENTS.

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Nowa Scotia thiee-a id-a ; n the London

s are r at par sATR The Farmer has been formed that ne of the holes in the Northumber- land Straits bas been agait begun on the Cape | ine side Mr. Alex. Strang, f Cape Traverse, it appears 50 is me of i plant, but the new contractor has had other piant nstructed, hav ng im- proved on the 1 apparatus, and 1% to complete the t ngs for what ia left of | t rrant Sir Charles Tupper, being dissatisfied “ th quiry instituted t H ra Herbert Gardner, | Board of Agricuit ire, In 6 ¢ ings of iCa an cattle, as decided Xai ne those cattle matter so as to . f in absolute st a f Canadian Fa the | g ~ e total | : ain the} 7 , t ed | ‘ 5 “ t t « iT) 4 G ! ure, ‘ a t . ‘y : \ have n - n a. = eption f Misa i » nas gned { } tion 1D l ees of 5 Psia p npliy in this matter t ar t Low! -I grea Xe f the B ade may be apprehended if we say that the export of black diamonds exceeds a ired thousand tons per cay By the Board of Trade returns we learn that the coa shipments last month were again ery heavy, exceeding 3,000,000 tons

The record of the four months is nearly 10,500,000 tons, nearly 2,000,000 more than in 1892, and 1.500.000 more than in 189 The record of values of coal for the four monthe are: 1892, £4,991,000, 1893, £4,266,000, 1894, £5,819,000 Yor the first four months of the current year aggregate shipments of coal from Scotland

have reac! 2.461.788 tons as against 2,116,342 tone f #2 same portion of 1805, a rease f more than 345,000

We ha announce to-day the death of °C ipta Arthur Irving, who passed away at *ix 0° k this morning. Cap ta Irving was widely known as, for many years, one of the principal contrac- tors for the winter service between Capea

Traverse and Tormentine. We need not say that. by whomsoever known, he was respected as an exceedingly skilful man in regard to his important and difftcult oceu- pation. To his ekill he added a ready courtesy which gained him personal friends in all parts of Canada. He has lived in retirement for several years; but he has not been forgotten; and his memory will be cherished in years to come as one who,in his generation, performed, success- a hazardous eer-

fully and satisfactorily,

vice fur the public

—Sunshine and shower and genial air have in the past week alternated and combined to the great good of the crops. An unusually heavy coop of hay is now all but assured, and the grain and root crops are growing famously in all but the flat and heavy lands which hold the water With good prospects for the future, there are aleo, for those farmers

who still have grain and potatoes to sell, good prices in the present. Within the past week the price

of pocatoes has jumped in Charlottetown from 22 to 24 cents per bushel to 43 to 45 cents, while oats are firm at 39 to 40 cents. Eggs are, however, still too low io be sold except at a loss, the price being only 6 ¢ents per dozen. Wool, also, is flat in this city at 17 cents (cash) and 20 cents (trade) per pound. At Summerside 22 to 234 cents (trade) have been given for woo! within the past * eek. As to pork—there is none moving here, our buyers’ season being over. Chicago pork sells at $11.85 to $12.02; in St. John the price ranges from $14 to $16.50, according to quality; and at Mon‘real the price paid is from $17 to

$1 3.50.

eee PERSONAL.

—_—

Chief Engineer Large arrivel home from Montreal! last evening.

At the Queen Hotel this forenoon there were registered : Miss L. A. Munro, George- towu: Mre. Macdonald, Glenaladale; J. M. Egan, Mount Stewart; Rev. W. E. Archi- bald, Topeka, Kau.; Rev. M. Campbell, Btrathaibyn. Last evening’s arrivals in- eluded: L. LOS, Miss Rose, Kinross; J. Macdonald, Orwell; J.J. Olive, W. L. War- ing, St. John; E. B. Jackson, Boston; F. Janet Schurman, Mrs. John Dickieson, Carthage.

There registered at the Hotel Davies this forenoon: John Sterling, Mon-

were

treal; J. L. Croweil, Halifax. Last even- ing’s arrivals were: F. Wilson, Yar- mouth; Fred. H. Caldwell, Boston; Jas.

Gilmour, Montreal; J. A. Lovitt, Yar- mouih; Byron H. Barnes, Windeor; J. E. Keays, Londen, Ont. J. W. Stetson, Woodstock; J. P. Buchanan, Montreal; W. N. Forbes, Halifax; Lowrey P. McLennan, Boston; W. H. Tetlow, Manchester, Enz.; Cap*. Matvin, Halifax; Wm. Richards, Bideford; J. B. Hegan, St. John; George F. Pyke, Halifax; A. Anderson and J. D Campbell, soston.

_ | THE EVOLUTION Of medical agents is gradually relegating the old-time herbs, pills, draughts and vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing into general use the pleasant and effective liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs. To get the true remedy see that it ie manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by all leading druggists. SS Reap Roory O’Moore’s reply to Kathleen Bawn—on first page. sii Pace or Wates Cottece.—The com mencement exercises of Prince of Wales College and Normal School will take place atthe Masonic Opera House, this (Friday) evening at 8 o’clock. An ad- mission fee of ten cents will be charged to defray expenses. lho A Preasayt Ewsrertaryment. — On account of the wet night the entertainment in St. James’ Hall was not as well patron- ized as otherwise it would have been. A short programme of instrumental and vocal music and readings was well carried out, after which refreshments were passed around. Those who were present spent a very pleasant evening. lies Suoorisc.— The second match of the Jeague competition will be shot to-morrow afternoon. The Charlottetown Engineers second serjes for the silver epoon will also take plate. lial ili USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY the greaa Blood and Nerve Remedy.

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PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE

Commencement Exercises This Evening

at the Masonic Opera House.

Programme of Exercises---Honor List of | the Year---Names of Those Who

Won Prizes.

Prince of Wales College ‘‘ Commence-

ment” will be held this evening at the Masonic Opera House, beginning at 8 o'clock Premier Peters will occupy the chair. The programme prepared for the

occasion is as follows:

PROGRAMME.

| Chorus—-“ England ”.......-.++-+se++ College Eseay—* Portia”’....Lucy M. Montgomery College Song...........---ceeeees ceeeeeees College

,3seay—** The Me re hant of Venice”... an ; le Louise Laird Vocal Solo and Chorus—* Let Me Dream Again ”’..Geoffrey Bay field, ete Valedictory James H. Stevensor Chorus —“ Lady, Rise! Sweet Morn’s A waking”... soa aiibaenian College Reply by the Prinepal. Chorus from Lucretia Borgia....

smase init qwoncssteaensienealane H r List, Presentation of Diplomas, Medals, &e. ic ge Song iu hiengs 4 aenauenie College Address to the Graduates.....+.+---+0++ tev. Edward Walker, D. D. Vocal Solo—* Shall Our Parting be POPOUOE T ccccccces « cceucse .Annie Moore Collegwe SOnG....--cecceeeecneeecsneeroess College \ddress by the President...Hon, F. Peters

Chorus—* Old May Day” svaveeee COllege “God Save the Queen.”

The diplomas and prizes of the year have been awarded to the following yeang ladies and young gentlemen :

GRADUATING DIPLOMAS. HONOR DIPLOMAS.

James H Stevenson, New Glasgow, 95.

John F Reilly, Summerside, 94.

Chesley Schurman, Summerside, 90.

Reginald Stewart, Charlottetown, 90.

Talmage McMillan, New Haven, 88.

Wilfred Forbes, Vernon River, 86.

Lester Brehaut, Murray Harbor, 86.

Geotfrey Bayfield, Charlottetown, 83.

Lou’se Laird, Charlottetown, 81.

Hedley MeKinnon, Charlottetown, 78.

FIRST-CLASS ORDINARY PIPLOMAS.

David Shaw, Covehead, 94.

Howard A Leslie, Souris, 93.

Everett McNeill, Lower Montague, 92.

Cuarles A Myers, Charlottetown, 89.

Albert Saunders, Summerside, 88.

Josep! D Coffin, Charlottetown, 87.

Charles G Duffy, Shamrock, 86.

Wallace Coffin, Mount Stewart, 86.

Kdwin McFadyen, Tignish, 83.

Ernest Ramsay, Hamilton, 81.

William Sutherland, Sea View, 81.

Ira J Yeo, Charlottetown, 78.

Samuel Enman, Pownal, 76.

Mabel Fielding, Alberton, 75.

SECOND-CLASS ORDINARY DIPLOMAS.

Michael Conghian, Hope River, 72.

Harriet Lawson, Charlottetown, 70.

John C Sims, French River, 68.

Fannie Wise, Milton, 68.

Oliver Lawson, Charlottetown, 65.

Lena Barrett, Charlottetown, 63.

Clara Lawson, Charlottetown, 61.

MEDALS.

Governor-General’s Silver Medal—James H Stevenson

Governor-General’s Bronze Medal, for Teaching and Schoo] Management—Ethel Connors, North Bedeqne.

Medal awarded by Mr. Miller for the best-kept set of books in the class of Book- keeping John A. McPhee.

The judges of bookkeeping were John S. Lewis. R. H. Jenkins and John Connolly. In awarding the medal, they desired honorable mention to be made of the work of Kenneth Graham, Ella J. Stavert and Jessie Stavert.

THIRD YEAR.

Note.—Those students who have gained 75 per cent., or over, of the attainable number of marks are placed in the first rank; those from 60 to 74 in the second rank.

Latin, Horace and Livy—-first rank : JH Stevenson and Chesley Schurman, equal; L Macofillan, J Reilly and Regin- ald Stewart, equal; W Forbes, L Brehaut, H McKinnoa, Louise Laird and Norman Hunter, Alberton, equal; Geoffrey Bayfield.

Latin Composition—first rank: J H Stevenson, J Reilly, T K MacMillan and C Schurman, equal; R Stewart, W Forbes; second rank: L Brehaut, H McKinnon, G Barfield, Louise Laird.

Greek, Homer and Herodotus —first rank: J H Stevenson, R Stewart, J F

Reilly, © Schurman, LR McMillan, W Forbes, L Brebaut, equal; second rank : H McKinnon.

Greek Composition—first rank: J H Stevenson, W Forbes, R Stewart, J F Rielly, C Scharman, L Brehaut; second rank : L R MeMillan, H McKinnon.

Higher Algebra—tirst rank: J F Reilly, R Stewart, C Schurman, equal; J Steven- son, L McMillan, equal; L Brehaut, W Forbes, G Bayfield, equal; second rank : H McKinnon.

Geometry, conic sections, &c — first rank: J H Stevenson, R Stewart, J F Rielly, equal; C Schurman, L Brehaut, LR McMillan, W Forbes, equal; Louisa Laird; second rank : H McKinnon, G Bay- field.

English, Childe Harold, &¢—firet rank : J F Reilly, R Stewart, H McKinnon, equal; J Stevenson, W Forbes, equal; Louise Laird, L MeMillan, G@ Bayfield, equal; L Brehaut.

English Literature—first rank: Louisa Laird, R Stewart, equal; J H: Stevenson, J Reilly, L Brehaut, H MeKinnon, G Bay- field, equal; W Forbes.

French, Chateaubriand, “Aventures du dernier Abencerage,’ &c—first rank : J Stevenson, C Schurman, R Stewart, equal; Louise Laird, W Forbes, L Brehaut, L MeMillan, equal; H McKinnon, J Rielly, equal; G Bayfield.

Chemistry —first rank : J Rieliy, J H Stevenson, W Forbes, C Schurman, L Bre- baut, equal; L. McMillan, Louise Laird, R. Stewart, G. Bayfield; second rank: H. McKinnon.

History of Rome, first rank—J. H. Stevenson, J. F. Reilly, C. Schurman, L. MeMillan, G. Bayfieid, KR. Stewart, L. Brehaut, W. Forbes, H. McKinnon; second rank: Louise Laird.

SECOND YEAR.

Latin, Virgil & Cicero—1, David Shaw; 2, Howard Leslie, Albert Saunders and Norman Hunter, equal; 3, Everett Mc- Neil’; 4, Charles Mvers; 5, Edwin) McFad-

ven @us tiuts VW by <jial. Latin Como —1!. Howard Leslie; 5, David Shaw; 3, Simul Willis, Kinge-

ton; 4, Everest slcNeili; 5, Joseph Coffin; 6, Matthias Smith; 7, Alvert Saunders.

Greek Grammar and Eenophon—l, David Shaw§2, Howard Leslie; 3,S Willis; 4, Stuart Simpson, Bay View; 5, Edwin McFadyen; 6, William Sutherland.

Greek Composition—1l, N Hunter; 2, § Willis, E. McFadyen and Ernest Kamsay, equal; 3, D Shaw and H. Leslie, equal; 4, Matthias Smith, Kelly’s Cross, and Ethel- bert McDuff, Kingston.

Rage for

English, “The Merchant of Venice,” &c—1, Luty M Montgomery; 2, . Charles

THE DAILY EXAMINER .

THE DAILY EXAMINER,

Mvers, David Shaw and Charles Duffy, equal; 3, Everett MeNeill and Michael Coughlan, equal; 4, Annie Moore, Crap aud, and Wallace Coffin, equal; 5, Nellie McGrath.

English Literature—1, Lucy Maud Mont- gomery; 2, Samuel Willis and Albert Saunders, equal; 3, Charles Duffy and David Shaw, equal; 4, Howard Leslie, Charles Myers and Everett McNeill, equal. French, “‘Racine’s Iphigenie,” ete—l, David Shaw; 2, Charles Duffy; 3, Everett McNeil and Jos Coffin, equal; 4, Wallace Coffin; 5, Chas Myers and Howard Leslie, equal.

Geometery—1, Chas Myers, 2, H Leslie, Matthias Smith and C Duify, equal; 3, Stuart Simpson, Chester Houston, Wallace Coffin and Everett McNeill, equal; 4, W Sutherland; 5, E McFayden.

Algebra—1l, D Shaw, C Myers and N Hunter, equal; 2,8 Willis; 3,H Leslie aud E Ramsay, equal; 4, Annie Moore; 5, Oliver Beck and Everett McNeil, equal.

Trigonometry—I, Matthias Smith; 2,

equal; 3, C Myers; 4,C Schurman; 5, A Saunders, F Dougherty and Wallace Coffin; 6, Everett McNeill and H Leslie, equal.

Chemiatry—l, C Myers; 2, E McNeill; 3, D Shaw and Juseph Coffin, equal; 4, C Duffy; 5, H Leslie and E Rameay, equal.

Physiology—1, C Duffy; 2, D Shaw; 3, M Smith; 4, O Lawson; 5,S Willis.

Horticulture—1, D Shaw, E McNeill, C Daffy and J Fraser; 2, E Ramsay; 3, J Sims; 4, H Leslie and J Howatt.

McNeil; 2, N Hunter and T Willis, equal; 3, 8 Simpson, D Shaw and C Myers, equal; 4, A Saunders.

Agriculture--1, Lucy M Montgomery; 2, Matthias Smith; 3, Bessie Haslam, Springfield.

FIRST YEAR. FIRST DIVISICN Latin—1, Lilian Robertson, Ch’town; 2,

Road, equal; 4, Ellen Taylor, Ch’town; 5, Owen Horne, Milton.

Latin Composition--1, Ellen Taylor; 2, Edna Laird, North Bedeque; 3, Lilian Robertson; 4, Flora MePhee, Grace

Dutcher, equal. English, Milton’s Paradise Lost, etc—

Herbert, Edna Laird, Ethel North Bedeque.

French —1, Nellie Hodgson, Ch’town; 2, Flora McPhee; 3, Mary Jost, Ch’town; 4, Blanche Smallwood, Ch’town; 5, Ellen Taylor, Walter Curtis, Milton.

2

LB Meilish, Thomas Driscoll, Jenny Laird, equal.

Geometry—1, Grace Dutcher; 2, Lester Mellish, Union Road, George McLeod, Mil- ton; 3, W. Curtis; 4, T. Driscoll, O. Horne equal; 5, James Todd, Bradalbane.

Algebra--1, Hattie McFarlane, Sea Cow Head; 2, L. Mellish; 3, T. Driscoll; 4. James Todd, George McLeod equal.

equal; 2, UO. Horne, Kenneth Graham, Curtis.

Flora McPhee: 3, O Horne, Mary McGre- gor equel; 4, Peter L. Dutiy, Emerald ; 5,

Robertson, T. Driscoll, John McPhee, Bay- field, equal ; 3, Charles C. Richards, Char- lottetown ; 4, O. Horne; 5, Edna Laird.

Physical Geography—1, James Camp- bell, Montague; 2, Lillian Robertson; 3, O. Horne; 4, Patrick Campbell; 5, W. Curtis, Hattie McFarlane equal.

Physics—1, Hattie McFarlane, P. Camp- bell equel; 2, Mary McGregor; 3, Katie McMurdo, Elytha Reid, S’Side, Annie Mc- Lean, New Dominion equal.

Agriculture—1, Katie McMurdo, Wii- mot Valley; 2, L Driscoll, Elytha Reid and John McPhee, equal; 3, J Campbell; 4, Flora McPhee; 5, Grace Dutcher and G McLeod, equal.

History of a OY P Campbell; 2, O Horne; 3, W Matheson, Ch’town; 4, Peter Duffy and J. McPhee, equal; 5, John Campbell and Lilllan Robertson.

SECOND DIVISION.

Latin—1, William Robertson, Marsh- field, and Cora White, North River, equal; 2, Annie McMillan, Wood Islands, and Colin Ferguson, Tulloch, equal; 3, Ellen Rodgerson, Pisquid; 4, Lawrence Curran, Victoria Cross.

Latin Composition—1, W Robertson and Josephine Dwan, equal; 2, Faustina McIver, Kinkora; 3, Esther Oxenham, Brookfield, and Annie McMillan, equal; 4,

Agnes Sharkey, Corraville and Ellen Rodgerson, equal. English—1, W Robertson; 2, Annie

McMillan and Cora White, equal; 3, Esther Oxenham and Ellen Rodgerson, equal; 4, Maggie James and Willie Myers, Ch’town, equal.

French—l, Lizzie Kirwan, Tignish; 2, Esther Oxenham; 3, Clara Flemming, North Rustico; 4; Mary Campbell, Dar- lington; Ida B. Scott, Warren Grove; Annie Hennessey and Annie McMillan.

Geometry—1, W Robertson; 2, Ellen Rogerson, Lawrence Curran, Cora White, equal; 3, Colin Ferguson; 4, Esther Ox- enham.

Algebra—l, W Robertson; 2, Ellen Rogerson; 3, Ida McEachern, Summer-

side; 4, Mary Campbell; 5, Colin Fergu- son.

Arithmetic—1, W Robertson; 2, Annie McMillan, Colin Ferguson, Esther Oxen- ham, equal; 3, Ellen Rogerson, Percy

Mary Campbell, equal.

Chemistry—i, Annie McMillan; 2, Cora White, Esther Oxenham, equal]; 3, Ellep Rogerson, L. Currau, equal; 4, W Robert- son.

Physielogy —1, Thomas Trainor, Kings- ton; 2, Annie McMillan, L Curran, equal; 3, Ellen Rogerson; 4, Cora White; 5, Bessie McKinnon, Souris; 6, W Robert- asn, W Myers, equal.

Physical Geograpky~-1, Cora White; 2, Ellen Rogerson; 3, Percy Crosby, Wal- lace Ellis, Milleove, equal; 4, W Myers; 5, Colin Ferguson.

Physics—1, Annie McMillan, Josephine Dwan, equal; 2, Regina Smith, Emerald; 3, Esther Oxenham; 4, Thomas Trainor; 5, W Robertson.

Agriculture—1, Esther Oxenham; 2, Cora White, Ellen Rogerson, equal; 3, Annie Macmiilan; 4, W. Robertson.

History of England—1, Colin Ferguson; 2, Ellen Rogerson; 3, Annie Hennessy; 4, Cora White; 5, Thomas Trainor.

Book Keeping— Jessie Stavert, Wil- mont Valley; Lester Mellish, Jennie Leard, North Carleton; Annie McLean; Hattie McFarlane; Ella Stavert, Kel- vin Grove; Katie McMurdo, T. Driscoll.

Essays—Louise Leard and Lucy M. Montgomery.

School Management~—1, Lucy M° Mont- gomery, David Shaw, equal; 2, Ida McEachern, Stuart Simpson, Nellie Mc- Grath, Tignish, equal; 3, Howard Leslie, Lawrence Curran, Thomas Trainor, equal; 4, Alma Robertson, Annie McMillan, equal;

Teaching—Ethel Connors; Annie Clark, Bay View; Mary Smith, Roseneath; Ellen Taylor; Lucy M. Montgomery; Edward

Ryan, Johnston’s River; Walter Curtis.

D Shaw, C Daffy, S Willis and E McDuff, |

History of Rome—l, H Leslie and E

Flora McPhee, Gray’s Road; 2, Grace | Dutcher, Souris, Mary McGregor, Gray’s |

1, Ellen Tayler; 2, Liilian Robertson, 3, | Flora McPhee; 4, Thomas Driscol], Mount | Connors, }

Bookkeeping—1, Katie McMurdo; 2, |

Arithmetic—1l, Grace Dutcher, Patrick | Campbell, Souris, T. Driscoll, L. Mellish |

Bradalbane ; 3, Hattie McFarlane ; 4, W. |

Chemistry— 1, Lillian Robertson; 2, |

Edna Laird; 6, Ella Stavert, N. Bedeque. | Physiology—1, Peter Duffy; 2, Lilian |

Crosby, Marshfield, equal; 4, Cora White, |

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PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.

House of Commons Proceedings

Northwest Land Policy and Fast Atlantic Service Question.

Ortawa, June 8.

In the House of Commons, yesterday, on motion to go into committee of Ways and Means, tne adjourned debate on Mr. Charlton’s motion respecting the North- west lands was resumed. Hon. Mr. Daly spoke upto recess, making a powerful defence of the Government’s land policy anda very crushing exposure of the in- consistency between grit professions now and their practice when in power. He also contrasted the land policies of the two parties and the results achieved, and pointed out the superiority ef the land policy of Canada over the lend policy of the United States to which Mr. Charlton was continually referring. Hon. Mr. Daly was followed by Messra. Martin, Davin, and Mills, of Bothwell. The House divided at one o’clock, when Mr. Charlton’s amendment was defeated, the vote being AZ yeas, 100 nays.

Mr. Gill es gives notice of the following enquiry of the Ministery in the negotia- tion with Mr. Huddart and others toyching any possible port in Canada to be selected asaterminus for Atlantic Service, were the Government influenced by the fact that a special committee of the House of Commons in the session of 1874, appointed for the purpose of enquiry into the best and most direct route for the conveyance of passengers and mails between the Do- minion of Canada and Europe, and of finding on the shores of the Dominion a harbor accessible both in winter and sum- mer to the terminus of such _ shortest route reported to the House of Commons that the harbor of Louisburg, Cape Breton, was always accessible, commodious and safe, and nearer Europe by several hov-s than any other port in Canada.

Hor. Mr. Tupper gives notice of a reso- lution giving the Government power to collect inspection fees from steam boats. This has been found necessary in crder to settle doubts that have arisen about the validity of the present inspection fees.

Of to Ottawa.

Sr. Jony, June 8. President Hatheway, of the Board of Trade; William Shaw, Mayor Robertson and Alderman Lockhart left for Ottawa last night as delegates against,the Fast At- lantic subsidy scheme.

Game in Nova Scotia.

Hanirax, June 8. The Nova Scotia @ame Society are con- sidering the advisability of having a law enacted to make it illegal to expose gan. for sale in this province. The sale would be prohibited at all seasons.

TO SPORTSMEN,

Trout caught by Benjamin Bremner at Midgel!, with one of the celebrated flies purchased at Apothecaries Hall—weight 4 lbs. 9 oz.,—is on exhibition at Beer & Goff’s. Select your flies, &c. at the Apothecaries Hall.

WELL WORTH SEEING,

The show windows ef Beer Bros. dry goods store are attracting yreat attention and many highly complimentary remarks are made concerning the tasteful and ar- tistic arrangement of the goods shown therein. In the north window is a large and varied display of Japanese art draper- ies, screens and French art ailks. The goods are arranged in the form of a pagoda and presenta strikingly rich appearance. The southern window is devoted to an ex- hibit of ladies’ evening dresses. The deli- cate colorings and tasteful blending of trimmings is thoroughly admirable.

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PRICES CUP SHORT

, TK t%* Ladies, Misses and Childfen. The case was bought assorted—so much for the 100 dozen. - If you are in need of this class of goods, secure a bargain before it is 1 late. Misses’ and Children’s Hosiery Our

Hosiery is worthy of your fullest trus

There is-comfort in them because they are cut right... Did you.ever try to trace your pedal troubles to poorly shaped

It is often the root of the evil—

you can mend. it by buying ours. Come and see the Bargains we are offéring in our Hosiery Department.

Ask to see our 8c. fast colors. Also our “ All wool ” Cashmere Hose at 24c. Thes

are worth 35c.

Se

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JAMES PA” Oi &co.

een i. on FE \\eaaromn ( (ars) \AMAITS SHE LIKES

“SE PE-ODOR OF

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BUT IT TAKESZ” GRANDPA

Mastiff Plug Cut, always moist, cool, sweet and full of that rich comforting flavor, only obtainable from the high- est srades of Virginia leaf tobueco.

J.. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond Virginia: and Montreal, Canada.

“Important Notice.—The exten- sive auction sale of superior fur- niture. carriages, &c:, ai the late

residence of the on. Judge Hensley, will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, the

2ithand 28th June instant, of which due notice will be given — RK. Beairsto, auctioneer.

REAL ESTATE, BRIGHTON, For Sale by Auction.

I am instructed by Edward Bayfield, Esq., to sell by Auction, at the premises, Brighton, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of June, instant, at 11 o’clock, a. m.:

That desirable property situate at Brighton, being part of the estate of late Admiral Bayfield, at present occupied by William A. Weeks, Esq., Jr., comprising three acres of land, with large Dwelling House, Stable and Outbuildings, all in good repair. The House is heated with hot water.

TERMS—One half down ; balance may remain for a term of years at interest at five per cent., secured by mortgage.

R. BEATRSTO,

Auctioneer.

june8—dy tl sle

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Tsland. jus

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Prices and Catalogues at the St. Geo Liberal terms.

DeC. DAVIES, Agent for the cele-

“THE COMET.”

F. brated “ COMET” for P.

Pharmacy.

DO YOU KNOW

that one of the indispen- sables to the good appear- ance of a room isa Wall Paper of the correct shade and pattern.

DO YOU KNOW

that our stock of paper is always the largest and best assorted in Island, so that we can give you the right paper at the right price every time. Double Rolls only.

MOORE & MCLEOD.

june7

Charlottetown, June 4, 1894—m w f

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P, Ei! | branch of our business is the | best | This year we offer the best | | Rod we ever had at $5. Call

‘and

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BUY HOME-MADE BOOTS!

Did

You

|Hear

That

J. M. McLEOD & Co.

Are offering Tan Colored Footwear at prices that will surprise

you-

Better see them before they

are all gone.

J. M. McLEOD & CO.

Charlottetown, June 1, >

GAW’S

1894—dy

PLANTS.

a ei

es . Perennials Pa>sy varieties, 3 to

oF oe ; 10c. per dozen;

6 to 8c. each ; Sc. each , Tndian William and to 6c. each.

nuals, Verbena, Phlox, ready

oz; Later planted, 12c;

(wintered in bloom, distinet choice ic. each, Daisy, Bellis, g . finest double white and pink do.y obese . *| Uollyhocks, Chaters (Benary’s§ ; ' wrize), to bloom ia a few weeks, Carnation (dou- Lie), Riviareand Margaret, 3 to Pinks, Sweet

Forget-me-not, 4 Transplanted An-

to bloom, 20e. per

over),

30¢, to

stocks. aril

Aster, Daisy, Pansy, Petuma Larkspur, Portulacca, Mari-

gold, Zinnia, Candytaft, Nasturtiun:, Canary, Creeper, Balsam and Morning Glory (@

climber) at 12c per doz ;-Edg ng Plants, Phrethrum or Golden Feather, Lobelia and

Sweet Alyssum, 40c per 100; Datitlia Bulbs, 6 to 10c each; Gladiolias, 4 to 6c each. Vegetable Plants, transplanted.—Cabbage, Cauliflower and Celery, 50c. per 100,

Tomatoes, per doz 12c ; 12¢ per 100; Cauliflower, 25c.

a few Tomatoes in bloom at 6c each; Cabbage from seed bed,

Tlie above price list is intanded principally for our friends ordering from a dis

tance. Wede not bind ourselves,

shipped or mailed to any part of the Maritime Provinces.

Pownal, P. E. I.

and every day at-our Nursery, Powna’.

DR. J. P. MURRAY, | LEMONS

DENTIST,

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Queen Street, - - - Charlottetown, |

may30

DVERTISING TTRACTS TTENTION ND CUSTOH !

FORSALE. |

Valuable Business Premises

At Murray Harbor South, Lot

4,

The undersigned offer for sale that very desirable Business Property, consisting of Store, Dwelling House and Outbuildings, with about 34 acres of Jand formerly owned and occupied by John rT. Hugh.

Full particulars given or application

DAVIES & HASZARD, licitors, ete

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Ch’town, May 14, 1894—m th & wy 6w |

Our reputation in this

for the least money

see ‘them. needed in stock.

Everything

2 ee Te Fe Tasso) RE DRIS BD AGLI Ve

mayl18—lm

ese ee eee eeomane

ooms running night and

i ers only are taken, and cong; ril 25th has just come to hand. Black; ongees, Laces, Insertions, Braids, 8

quin

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FISHING GEARI

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dealing personally with our customers, O

Address J. J. GAY & SON,

The above for Sale Tuesday and Friday at Market, Charlottetown

mon thu & wky 1m—may2Z6

LEMONS !

Only 15 cents per dozen at the “Crown Confectionery,”

W. A. HUTCHESON.

juned—dy 4i

Wide Awake And buying WOODILL’S GERMAN BAKING POWDER,

which costs so much less, and quality guarauteed pure and wholesome.

Or Still Asleep

And paying for Baking Powder in Tins, which are aseless when emptied.

June 1, 1894,

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TO HIRE.

A -first-class Horse and Buggy, also Double-seaved Pheeton. Enquire at G. G, JURY’S Jewelry Store, north side Queen Square, opposite Post Office, Charlotte town, 2aw (w f) 3ni—may25

—

Meaghers Orange Quinine Wine,

Prepared strictly aceording to the British

| Pharmacopeia. Quinine in this agreeable

form is quicker in action and more retiable than when taken in Capsules, Powders of Pills) Dose—Half a wineglassful. For sale by alldruggistsa. Sample bottie free to physi-

cians upon receipt of carc

L. MEAGHER BROS. & ©0.,

feb23—d&éw 8m Mov.treaL

ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.

We Are Manufacturing Good Boots and Shoes at Reasonable Prices,

GOFF BROT

ns

RS.

—— Gay cannot supply the demand for Moire Silks and racts for time delivery will not be entertained. Our ud Colored Moire Silks, Black and Colored Moire Rib- Trimmings, Black and Colored Silk Gimps.

STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWNS BihOCK.