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I HUNT. BUILDINGS PUSSIBLE IN “ ‘° ‘° ““°

LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands, May 30-Made furious by the delay Spanish Parliament of the Bill pm. viding for_ the division of the 'Canary Archipelago, a mob took possession of the streets here today and nt. tempted to burn the Government buildbigs. Troops were called out te restore order. Public excitement con- tinues. ._

MAKI1 rlus resr

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Pull a hair out of your head, if the

bulb at the end of the root is white and shrunken, it proves that the hair is diseased, and requires prompt treatment if its loss would be avoid- ed. If the bulb is pink and full, the hair is healthy. We want everyone whose hair`re-

quiresftreatment to trv Rexnii H93" I-lair Tonic. We promise that it shall not cost anything if it does not give satisfactory results. It is designed te overcome dandrudl, relieve scalp irri- tation, to stimulate the hair roots tighten the hair already in the head' grow hair and cure baldness. '

It is because of what Rexall “93"

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store-The Rexall Store. MncKinn

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WASHINGTON. May 30- 'rue pe., sibiiitles of criminal prosecutions oi the individual members of the T0.

bepco Trust, which was ordered dis- so ved by the Supreme Court yengel-_ C181’ are being carefully considered at thv Department ei Justice. Neither A¢¢°l`l1°Y General Wickersham nor BUY of his- assistants on the big case would make any statement tn- dfil' as to the probable course gf

the Government, and no decision on that point is likely to be made`lT»r several days.

RICHMOND, Va., May 30-The Su-

preme Court-s decision in the Toban. co case is viewed with little concern »by the operating officials of the American Tobacco Co's huge fee. tories here. “It cannot reduce our oufdiut" said one official today "ng the demand for cigars, gigs,-éttes

.

"Manufacturing must go on, but.

ut seems probable that under the re. quired reorganizatlons we may be inconvenienced by having a clumsier

and _more extensive system with sep- “fated 'C0mDanies, -increased book. keeping. more offices, and other fea- N tures not in harmony with modem and scientific business methods."

L

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are sold and guaranteed in Charlottetown by

The MacKinnon Drug Co. |

' DRUGGISTS

REXALL _ I REMEDIES

,West yesterday afternoon.

was in the city yesterday.

Neil McQuarrie, K,O_, Bnmmgr

T- Campbell, City, was a passen

Premier Palmer, city was sm

the assen ers returnln on t

as follows: Bradslbane at New Glasgow at seven,

_-_A

this City from Backville.

she will spend the summer

_ Miss Hilda Morson returned yest day to her home in Cardigan, h

P E E

Dress last night. M

On Jfuue 4th H. R. Bell will pr

eleven

Jack McNair and Carl Milford, dents of Mt Allison, have returns

Miss Freda Hsszard, City, left l¢°l`df-W morning for Halifax where from the residence of his father,

The schooner Warren W. is disch

ging a cargo of Acadia Round C for C. Lyons & Co., City.

es. ‘lege, Sackvill

side, `

yes- Brady will take

ing successfully completed her bu

ness course in this;,city. --

The funeral of John J. Lowrlc

th

will passengers arriving on the mail ce, train last night.

take place from his son's reslden

Union St., Friday, at 8 a..m.,

the St. Dunstan's Cathedral thence to the R. C. Cemetery.

The census enumerators of Quee County assembled in this city yeste day and received instructions fr

the Commissioner, David McDon , They did not complete their work W0rd 1188 1|\\Bl1

and will meet again this morni_ng

nine o'clock.

.___

Mrs. T. G. Taylor, city, retur

last night from Snckviile where had been attending the closing e

elses of the Mt. Allison Unlversl

also ed home alter a s

Her daughter, Miss Lois, who

attended the closing, is at pres

visiting friends in Dorchester, N.

.__.... The marriage of Miss Helen.And

son, orgy daughter, of Dr Anders Chief uperintendent of Educati and Mrs Anderson to Frederi Charles Kaizer of Halifax, will t

place in St James’ Church, Ch

lottetown, on June 21st.

Magdalen Islands, anchoring oi!

The C. G. S. Princess arrived in

port yesterday morning from the Mr. Bently for defentants.

he

ei. Roland Paton,

n'9 evening on the m i-_ tending Mt. Allisou` College for the om past season.

ald

ent old-home in P.

Cor. Gt, Geo. Bn Kt. Ste. _

s 'sux V sux

. 1 | 1

NoTn§T"W

I hereby notify the Publ' en t I n ' ~

and zoodwillof the DavisonwUnclertnkl'd€' Egrirliidlzt lhhnevlhmhe stock ection with any LCo orI Undertaker in the Province llmgilll be in s position to guarantee satlsfsction when your orders are

are attendin to some work

ine boats.

Magistrate for King's County,

where he will preside at the adjour ed preliminary hearing in the ca

on -the mail train.

ger _

J- E- WW; ll. M L A Summer-

t . . .,

he city yesterday.

The song and

Guardian is entitled “Come Over

side, was in

ong My verandah." ex-

e, ret_urned last night

music for Saturday’s

on

H. A., McLean, Calgary, who was

recentl visiting in this city, is new

Y

each - in Halifax. ‘ and ,

- Rev. Mr. Bach

will preach next Sab-

bath, June 4th, at St. Peter's Bay

stu at '11 a m , Greenwich 8 p. m

' _ - - . an

dto Marie at 7 p.m.

_._..¢_-

The funeral

Cumberland Street, at two-thirty.

ar- E. R. and Mrs. Baxter, Portland, oal Me., were among n

_ the arrivals in t

city on the express last evenin ‘-They will spend the summer in th

r- Province. _ _

e

av- ‘ --- _

city. who has been

d

off the late Arthur

place this afternoon

82

g. is

'attending Mt. Allison University lor

the past session, was among

to

been a student at

Lloyd Wellner, city, returned la

at the party of English children due

ve b steamer

d accordingly.

I-_ .__

5 .

ty. Samuel Hume, Shediac, has retur

hort visit to his E. Island, having

6

and Miss Helen Wakeford, city, who has

Mt. Allison Col-

st

all train, after st-

been received that

to

arri y S. S. Northumber- land Friday will not reach here until

ned Saturday evening.

she will be governe

I - . ,

Parties interested

Il*

B. been called there on ac-

count of the

death of his

r sister Miss Hume.-Montreal ,'I‘imes.

e - . on, --- on. The case of Duffy

vs. Mathiesan

ck another was heard

Sr

before the Vice

ake Chancellor in the Court of Chance

TY

r- esterda One wi*ness was examin-

a y y. .

ed and further hearing was adjourn

12. Mr. John-

omplainants and

until Monday, June ston, K. C., for c

t

Marine Wharf about eleven o'clock. Telephone subscribers will plea The C. G. S. Princess called in here add to their directo

for repairs and Bruce Stewart .&= Co., new subscribers;-397- .,

re- J., residence; 79-J., Heartz, Dr.

Ltd., g quired on one of the Princess' gasol- H., residence; 223-Y., Smallwood,

L ` Exhibition

Y Vessey,

Percy, Grocer; 387- ., Grounds; 106-L., Stamper, Miss

J. H. Reddin, City, Stipendiary J., residence; 289-J., Chandler

left Bell; 110--L., Ch'to

yesterday afternoon for Georgetown Club House; 409, Buntain, Bell

- rf- 272-J., Hogg, Wm.

n Co., office wha , se G., residence.

ed

se

ries the following

R. W.

S. &

wn Lawn Tennis

&

lntrusted to me when the service of our profession is required.

Yours

A. H.` WA DMAN

F 1 ni “°°'lJifie2°§ll"l>Nlln‘l>eEr'3b'lm°'

0 posits Baptist. Church Phone 289J. Residence King' Edward Hotel' I

till further notice.

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Lucy Maud Muntgomery’s

“The Story Girl”

to the fact that "The Siory Girl” is now on sale at their

_ bookstore at $1.25 per copy. This beautiful story is

said to be Miss Montgomery’s very best yei, full of

have a copy of “The Story Girl", handsomely bound. . well printed and sells at SI 25 at _

Haszard & Mnnre’s

®©@©@ . ° . . 00000 00009000000 has recently returned from a visit

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Book

(D. Moore call attention

io cover. Everybody should

ssoeoocoos

of the death of Mrs. Molyneaux, who -- died recently under suspicious circu _ stances. J. J. Johnston, K. C., City, some fourteen years a also left on the afternoon train f Georgetown and will conduct the ca

for the prosecution. Mathieson, M donald & Stewart will act for the residence of King Street to W.

defence. .

____

At the police court in this city y

terday morning the case of Miss

Atkins vs D. and C. McDonald was Efcfltll’ miiied in bu disposed of. The Magistrate rul

that oth parties, according

dealt with. _

drink shortly after.

___-

-Yesterdny morning about elev _

forty-flve a horse attached to a milk waggon and driven by A. R. McKay -

and William Dooley was struck hy the incoming train from the west at th crossing at St. Peter’s Road. The

animal was thrown up against a post

and had his breast very badly cut.

the wa on were

The occupants of ‘gg ° I thrown to the ground but were not S seriously hurt while the waggon suf- fered a broken shaft. The horse was a very valuable one and Mr McKay

had received several good offers for _

it recently. However, although the injuries received .-by' the animal are rather serious it is expected that it will recover. Despite its gaping wound and copious bleeding it walk- ed home and was given food and

There has been on exhibition in the

store of the Two Macs on Great George Street for sometime past a large orange grown on the fruit' ranch of Sutherland and McKenzie, Covina, Cal., and was brought home by Mr McDonald of that firm who

m- Ex-Mayor Leslie B.

Jardine, of the Royal Bank, a

leaves shortly for new home

J, in business. Mr. McMurdo will

tp McMurdo is a na ve

the ellidence submitted, had indulged Vlnile-)

in the throwing of stones and the u of abusive language, he would n convict one and dismiss anoth

but would ‘ dismiss them s. , and uttered _a warning clock. A wonderful

of them or an o h-

se -- ef, "New York models er silk dresses shown at

that should any y t handsomest designs ever seen in the ers come before him again on a slmil- citl' ranging fl`0!!\ 310-50 ‘$0 530-00~

ar charge they would be summer

ily See them-choose the

have reproduced in yo

en early. Moore & McLeod. 6-ld1i-

l

B

from your Negaiives-

is what you want and in our Developing _and Printing Department right in our own store, we strive to give the best results.

We use VELOX PA-

PER exclusively.

This is one of the most

expensive and best paper§. but we have always used it as we consider it‘g1ves the best results.

his

es- Calgary, Alta., where he will engage

n

v _ 1

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‘ "‘ r - i ' ,\ r --..,‘ _- ,

_ ' _ " there. The orange is of a size seldom

l

Lawn Mowers

° Special tool Steel

knlveoeoil temper-

ed, case hardened ` adjustable covers,

wood rollers of hard maple with and -witout`bai1_ bearings- I4, I6, I8 inch ` Call and examine these .mowers _ Wholesale and Retail.

1 _ _ h

The Rogers Hardware Co

seen here`although in the gardens in which it was picked oranges or a

average size. It is, or was, having skrunken somewhat since it

brought 18 inches in ence and just one

It just

size

Let us develop and print

similar size are considered just of the f0l' YOU-

.lohnson & Johnson

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McMurdo, for prominent and

or popular resident of Newcastle, where se until lately he was in the merchant ac- tailoring business, has sold his fine

J. nd in

be

si ess, social and

ed musical circles.-Newcastle Ex. (Mr.

tl of this pro-

in handsome

this store for

ll today only--commencing at nine o'-

range of the

one you: like- ur own size and-

favorite color. One day only-come

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-_ig-"' /` as possible. TODAY IS

» A Goon 'I‘IMI~:.

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f-----Uuting Hats Worth to $2.50 offered at $1.50

' ON A BIG TABLE AT THE HEAD OF the main stairway you will find this great assortment of handsome ready to wear outing and sailor hats. There are many sorts of straws-there is a. wide variety of sliapes- the hats are tastefully trimmed in many sorts of hand or draping-some of them have velvet--others silk---others ribbon. This' lot has been marked

at assorted prices up to 2.50 each. To clear the t 'll , _ _

Buy a Smart Sailor -----Worth to $1.35-_-_--#

*f---_--' _ ----.

_ for mst 85c

HERE IS ANOTHER HAT BARGAIN that will delight the ‘

woman who wants an extra hat for knocking about this summer. This lot in a variety of straws- several good shapes-several good colours-mostly drap-

'ed or banded with velvets of shades blending with the' straws shown

-regularly offered at I.3‘5, yours for. .. . . .

L

ag' “|10” Sl- “The Store with the Stock ' '|21' Queen_:S_f._

f__1-1-

$3.98

for Hats worth

up to 5.00 ea.

E V I D E N T L Y

_ $3.98 is a mighty

popular price for a. summer hat-ill we N may judge by the de- mand for those on

. the big front table.

\ Handsome, stylish,

up to the minute hats trimmed in our own work rooms, s uch values as are oflered

I right along at 4,50 to 5.00 each on sale at

I $3 98

Vi/hile we keep the

range up-we recom-

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_“ith

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HAVE You A WINDOW THAT voU'D LIKE 'ro

Vitrophane Changes plain __

glass into stained glass _|

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close from the public gaze without losing it's light ? Vitro- -_

phane will do it. Vitrophane is a thin, transparent material, ,~_'<Ԥ e ,;_ easily applied to your windows-offered in all sorts of stain- '_ "` ` ed glass designs, and is practically as permanent as the -, glass when once applied.We have the full range of designs in '

VITROPIIANE or WINDOWPIIANIE 25c. 35c. 40c. 45c '

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This Store will be open I

' all day and evening

ll Saturday. I une 3rd, 191 1 \

WILL OAREFULLY CONSIDER I'1‘.

has only just been received and I

d

"The full text of thc drafted treaty

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momma. condemn

this vicinity Much propert destroyed fifteen miles wcst of

mumuwufwwmeme

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from the latter

vlnce for River

of New n here

composed

'a Nova Scotian,

rme y rom of Dr, McKenzie

v .

pro- _

ii°“°'li‘°l "‘°1ll~i`€ Toilet Preparations

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- l-ludnut`s perfumes and toilet waters are world fsm- ous for their unusually high quality-they are the best that

Try lludnui

N have not Yet H6911 lt." Sir Edwin

S said. _

“I intend to pay it` the compliment

f ll nsideration

of giving it my u co before I make any detailed comment concerning it."

- The Foreign Secretary added that

he did not know what Mr. Hunt’s expectations were, but the time to decide whether these had been dis- appointed would be when that treaty was concluded. The draft of the

LIVERPOOL, N. S., May 30-Liver-

pool experienced the worst electric storm in its history this morning. In every direction trees were struck, while the power house five miles up the river sustained slight dynamo damage, plunging the town in dark- ness. By dawn, the tempest had work- ed out to sea. Just enough rain fell

Harbor, was struck and all th dows torn out. No one was inyu

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IIHINN FUND

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Friend, per Mr. Ducheminf... Friend, per Haszard & Moore

6

Friend, per Haszard de Moor

to extinguish the forest fires that A __

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lie up your counter ss you may, -Bake up weekiyahcsds of Flour- Shout from the :stops of Breed

geese."-so if QUALITY ee new “

gc, wsy beck sud sit down l Whst we insist on-qusllty - QUALITY l And

you'll always find it in our

BVAPORATED CREAM BREAD

Stewart s Bakery

the United States can produce.

The choices! flower extracts

sre used in making Hudnufs

Iragrsntly delightful that every one going to the 0p_srs lo- nighf should- use udnut's

| crfumsa sud their odor is so

on

I . Then Hndnuvs Msrvelloue

Cold Cream, Cucumber Cold Cream, Cucumber and Toilet Cerate should be on every womsn's dressing iebie.

See these before going to

the Opera.

vs_.. ' ~~. : .1 » ".'f_._'."".,

' 149 Great George St.

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treaty was of a tentative character and would form the subject of dis- cussion of the part of two govern- ments. if after consideration the British Government would make its, suggestion to the United States Gov- ernment which was the author. of the treaty. He declined to debate the matter until the discussions between the two governments had been con-~

eluded.

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