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We Have Everything You lluultl Pussihl Want in Ladies

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instat 6 30 p. m. _

in the Parior ofthe Y M C A The

Tim commencement exercises of the

Prince of Wales College will take place

coming Lieutenant Governor

.the .city was concerned. The lack of

n ‘pa'triotic_ eiercises and sports caused ,

By Reporters and Con-e"Sp0n_ and to-day will be a day of_` tial? if

Bradalbane on Sunday next the 28 f1'°U1»F0l`t EdfWl1'd. initio diy was

%§kg ggi LQCAL 3R[E[-25 .till:;‘;%i‘$i“.:§.?él.;'.“if;,f=;.ll,“f'i:;: 1

our citizens to seek amusement lu. dif- l ferent resorts. The trains darried large numbers to the various lishin

it was an absolute impossibility ysster. l ` ' day to secure a team. and those. who did . 'i _ _ _ 2 ~ A __ not have one hired in advance hsdto do

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‘s°°“°° °°°°"° 5" _ parties went to Rocky Point, about 500 é ‘ s “

P Rav. A. Sterling will preach et* persons. The usual salute? was. dredl. ~

passed off in quiet amusemeats

Iwi Rev- Mi Campbell will _ 'rin Sa kviue Post ,= A“Pt. a u ,_ _ _ , . » -

preach in the Bradalbaue Hall, on Sub- Chou( _oolgespohdont giggles'-'A shi; lieth 28th iust.at 830 p. m. ment of nearly tht- ehundred head: of ~ ` A A P

d ‘ _ _` _ . _ cattle reached here Northiim- » '

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S If bicycles riders would remember to "Y" * ’°\'8° mich W0” H0* 0!

A' Q observe the same rules cycling as in 39°” WW’ FWS °*'11°»'b“”‘"l°'°f‘Y°T° . 5 A i ’ e .f -, driving it would olten save missnnder: °°m° "TY "3“°°3° H°\"»°l“9V3m°"Z '_ 'intending and danger, of accidents. _`"’° 1°‘° 1 -1:h°Y .‘7°’°.‘°-d Wd. "°’°r°d

ship/ment to this int and su er' tend

public are cordially invited. ' . A ed their loading P°Tlie_f1-gigs:

. aiidiother expenses 'on the shfrientl

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will. be nearly. $2000. to R. .

on Wednesday. 81st inet in the Dpera Iienlrumo W" Pm t° ‘gwtat Bt' “ =

p ~ ° » . House. The Collogo Club will ml Chem iwheigmi °hug°°lm`Hiig__hv

white and cream cotton;

give some of _its best selections. `

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A -New snrrna san cause moron!

lon Sleeves’ Short Bleevgsj ' ` D£l::s£o;i;g§1i;strp\dil<ipr3_fmgaG5a%d g-I-‘The Winsloe `_Dairyir=g All/‘o.~_,liave

Whitei and Natural wool;

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ip v e ownan enrgeti,centcrt1sc_yi_re- 4

d S16 eves at all P _ S. Halifax, and was in Charmtetown placing their loss of Augustplast, _byf the. “=“""""-"'

“I no _ ~ on Tuesday. Mr. Turner is going over erection of scombined cheese and but- ‘

the route preparatory to bringing the ter factory. The new building is situ-_ Grand Duchess w this port- ~ and on the Kentyre Koad about two ri. lmpgpfgj _

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A nice assortment sil

. Infants Rubens Vests, th best vest extant, `n-3 b

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v says: During, the service in St. 1’aul's church Sun.

tons. . day evening Rev. Mr. Wiggins an-

Childrens Vests in Cotto Union, and all wool,

sizes,

STANLEY BHUTHEH

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_ 5 a of Men’s Chocolate Boots, 1. y

Brown Brood- I zcannot be excelled at that .|‘ im istns iE¢'\2»'v`v'.'onr team wut sail Price- G°°d Sf»°°k» 80°d W01'k°_°. e tak mi A rd

an 0 our.. _ er- trial 0 or manship, good styles, made on

giggdenwnnigzm that our has-inn is i p yggigetl-en|;1;gts,all goodwear weltg John D. McDonald. Mis Lee, Mrs.

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nouuced that he intended leaving, in a few days for a trip out West. H9 Will be absent about four weeks, during which time the services will be con-' ducted by Mr. Bryant and Rev. Mr. Harris of ~ Amherst' Mr- Wiggins twill probably be accompanied by his sister, Mrs- Davies, wife of Sir Louis.

1 TUEsDn's market received, a fair attendani e. Theliirst strawberries of the season were placed upon the market and founda ready sale at 15 to _ 18 cents a box. The egg market was. a sh do liriner and 11 cents was _asked in some quotations. The demand -for fresh butter was good and peices ruled from 18 to 20. The supply of lobsters was small for which demand was good and sales were treely made at 8 to 20e. each. Cunnmbers sold for 8-. each; greens 5c. a bunch; lettuce 5c. - bunch .Rhubarb 8c.per lb.'1`hs potato -_ull ply was not equal to the demand, sale-1 were made at 40c. to 456. Some li- y` was offered and 35. to 400 was realized.

The steamer Halifax arrived from

Boston Tuesday .morning about half- pastjeight o'clock. bringing a general cargo and the following passengers: Capt W. H Jackson, Miss Hanlon, Miss Dwyer. ,Miss Winnie Hudson. W. W. Forbes. Miss Katie McNeill, M. G Hennigar and wife, Miss EIsie.Crcckett, Miss' Lucy Corkum. Brom Halifax; J no McKinnon,~W. E. Boon.'D. M. Fargo-e son. The steamer sailed on return in the afternoon. Her outward passengers

included Mrs. M. Bryne, Miss A. Thompson, Miss Mav J. McDonald, Mrs. Cimpbell,_Miss K. Johnston, Mr.

Grady, Miss Georgie Sobey, Annie Beers. and John Brown.

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THB HONEY SAVER. ,door to the rigbt,up stairs. I

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Q* Back ofevery Cedar Shingle we sell :E i ; is the un-antee that each and every r; ;. one i,-gully* up ti the brand on the :_ jf outside of the bundle. 1;

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_ . 5' .h1e.ie.'1‘hib sled $8 Oéglamglé (;'uWS°m;;?l;’; ';‘;:‘;m‘;';§' byellll). Pl] Hogan? Tile ubilllllinggpetlin-i 27th mst ,at 3 80 dclock Committee; ii.ict was given to Messrs. Rackain and

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y itl;dp;_eil;i;ding orders” are requested to displajed an energy wamely eqmuod

and never excelled ' by contraccors._W-ben iiais‘aed‘ it is confidently' expected by the Directors to rank as one of the best equipped and most modern factories of the Province. In the southern end is located the butter-making compartment in which,the part containing thesfeparat- ing machinery is excavated to a.»__-depth of 6 feet below the receiving i1o'or.~ ._[ The clevation thus made,a_llows the milk to pass freely into the receiving oat V-and thence into the separator. Qn, the same dat in,an addition.will be erected the boiler and engine. The machinery. including the plant will be furnished by Mr.T. A.McLean of Charlottetown .Going from this department by a short flight of stairs brings us to the cheese-making room, where the natural elevation causes the whey to pass, without any compnlsions to the tank and thence to each Patron can. Among the machin- ery in the room is a new Tnrbinef milk tesier propelled by steam. Adjacent in 4 notherly direction, is thecuring. de- partment,33 x 30 test being insulated as prescribed by Prof B.obertson,and _where an uochangeable temperature of about 65 degrees can be maintained. :t The work is euperintended by Mr. "B;ei_ij. Carter,our highly esteemed local trades- man,who has in no way shownliimself u_ulit fo, this most responsible position. With these up-to-date improvement we bespe ak for this company an increased output as well as a cnoicer article.

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here and loadéll UPI iii nine C. P.; R. _

Tim Annual Meeting of all contribu- stock cars. `_Mr.'Henderson, off Ghar- Wav _ M _

tors to_tli_c__Priuce Edwnzd Island Hospi-i lottetowhg who is assooiahod With” Mr. ..ni=w.iii.s into this ev ing may gsm nam in the ranch. ewsmreeisd 111°

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neun tus tor .pic liver, billousnsss, sick -headache, mans. lmllssl tion. Q Ther eb ill' valuable to prevent a cold or break _up a MH- Uild.l¢ll¢l¢.°¢!'¢8il-

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il ported for the best tailari trade Only. stall gl 3200?”

The early p aciiig of your 0 Bl'

will secure greater satisfaction than - The finest Ilan of

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she ild apply at this cmce at-our-e. 15

OUR undervest stock is

kinds _iorjladies,cliildl'on, M4 i\!f\“W““ Stanley Bros. » < 9 5

Sucitn corn beef for sale by U10 PW” at Beer & Goif‘=.-93 21

Solmrnnto new in sash bucklsh

waist sets,&c,opened at G. H. Taylorls.

Joint NnwscN‘s big furniture sais il

still in full blast. _Hundreds of sax lied customers testify to the great gains we are giving- Wh! “°t 1”" take of them? Come in wil? out what you want and we wil

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Ona big discount sale st ll cn. Thou-

sands of dollars worth of Furniture will be sold during the next moltllt. I* U0*

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§_°1.i_i.il¢' isis ii mu to save _mossy ia Furniture buying- _ 5°" mm: money in buying hero; “Y 5°* YW I -John Newson. 33 *

Ynenar advertisers should remezbll

that all large “changes mul* 5°

10 a. in., and all ordiatfy

by 1 p. m. to insure insertion morning. ' '

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general appearance of the suit. _ N o part of the attire poseases

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‘ Are the part of the snitmost subjected to wear. The attire

like the deacon’s one horseshay, should have each and every P0!-

be more incongruonsi thanill fitting and unfashionable trouser! and certainly no trousers in town look or fit .as well as moth by ns at such lov figures as.$3.00 and $3-50 f°1' 8005 ‘IUUWF *mi

tion as presentable as everyother. The strength of trousers _, i _ _ their n-imbar. Every well dressed man should _ snpplemellii hi? _ suit with extra trousers of the right material to sustain 1118 '

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