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THE oU.>.nDi.iN, CH intormr-._iw.\*, JULY 5 1899 f"

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Fin T bi t leaves for B pt'st S S H23 __ _§) ,___

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picnic at links. Po nt 9 50 this iiiorniuv é ' E ».\

tier b a s at ll a m l, 2 and I Capt ‘Stes arnved in the c-t 1 t . ht @ .G3 U ‘

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Mr David Fraser returned to the city { ,

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. 0: '_' . ., ' 4 p. - _

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. A.\'i_.i's i<oo_i.i' and Henry Briz were _ _ _ _ _ _ _ e_t_e__d__ __f__e____o0__

inst in Belle River at 10 30a m and the “H1131 bone ‘U bl “U” Drs

i y 1 .land the patient was doing as well ~s

! Rev. J. H. McDonald returned on ,could be expected at a late hour last §\\'8°_‘ll1€S(ltly Dlglll fI‘0l1l “'OlfVlll8. H(-3lnigh1_ The accident occurred at Camp

@ has been in consultation with t`ie gov- Brigktm.

‘,eruors of Aciilia making preliminary _ _ _ _ _grraggemgi,[;_ Ala]-ge gumbef gf ap- ‘y THE Fll':t )ICtl]Odl5t ClZ1lll‘Cll p\C[llC ‘ plicants for tie vice principaiship have l takes plrce today. The boat leaves ti e been received, including graduates from _Wharf Sl 9 8- 111- By the kiUdf1€SS Oi 1- . Wolslev, Chicago lfniversity, und many lU0l- MCL90d and 0m'5¢‘T5 Of the 32011 , otntr leading educational institutions, l battalion their excellent band wi.l nead -Amherst Press, _the procession from the Church ti the i

T

F&I10y Gingham. Bar Fonruin-: Norms.-The N855 day. The society will leave their Hall

*fe 1° 5 9' 0°\U°8 *W* ‘Wh mtg- Th°Y .Jai 8 45 and proceed up Prince street to hi” H0* b°°” W°1'°° f°1‘ mm! Y°”`°~ Kent, down Kent to Main, down Min

_each lined S2 or 10 days yes ei .lay , iiior.iing,and Wallace Burns and James

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'Smith ao or 30 days, all drunk an s- I 0,-den)-_ lbe present.

l llilv. D. M. Canpbell will prsacn[[).g j\1R- “'lU_-’=\~“ HARM5 met Will! 8. V 1 in Pleasant Valley on S tciiday the ` p""‘f“l 3C'~""e“t Vazmrlhy ‘v""'ng- ‘ sth mst at 7 p m on Sabbbm the 9 h \\ hil~ “rest i iv he fil and fr-ii tired

O ~ `t ._ ` _ _ '_ .. _ peers w . I »»

‘in Mu,-ra yiivwat 5 ,_ m_ iWarburton_and Goodwill set t e bone

fur. Charlotte own I- igineers will Y

meet for dr.ll this evening at ts’ _o’clock

d di sharp in uniform. Every member must

_ wharf and furnish d~lig‘i:ful music as

Tai: Picton St indard says ;The Royal far as Wes; Rive,-_

y .

.\Ir. T. A. McLean arrived home

Summerside last night.

Olaf, was a passenger by the eas train yesterday afternoon.

Mr. F. J. Traiuor leaves by the egg

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trai » this evening to spend his vacation fn " / ‘ '

.\Ir. and Mrs. Neil MacPherson of _ Just the sty\e

ee .

.\lr. J. Annear, Montague, left for C

Eary yesterday morning.

_Mr. F. Morris, well-known in me circles, was a passenger by the m

special last night.

Rev. E. A. McPhee of Botliwell, was in

the city yesterday, also Rev. A. U. S

fa’//7§¢_` _ (4‘fB!'n° »

Us B ,,

Mr. Tait, formerly purser of the ` -‘ I '~

of Bridgetown

the eastern part of the country.

leave by the Princess this morning to friends at Antigonish, N. S.

Mr, J. J. Mr-Pherson, who has b

teaching at Orwell, intends taking c

from

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St. tern

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emplars lxcnrsion to Charlet etown

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that will please you.

Just that care-

ful finish and ac-

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on Satnrda was attended b about one The members of the Leavue of the

Y Y ` _ ' =_ _

MSO excursionisits. The Cross will parade this mor img to bt

hundred and fifty -

_ passage over wasa little rough, but Duustin"s Cathedral where High Mass

Bl8»Ck Sai'.88Il $1.04) $1.60 fcomparatively few were seasick. The `wi1l be 08l¢\J1‘8i0d by RW- F9-N101'

1 70 .2 95 return passage wasa delightful one. Clark of Boston,who will also preach

' "' ' Both trips were made in fairly good a short sermon suitableto the occasion. - _

time. and onthe whole, the °-Lunen- The celebration of the tea t of St. - _ ~ _ _ a_n'-

I 0 i I . _ _ _ ‘ ° - on.

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last lotte-

Black Musllu $1 4;) burg proved herself a good excursion Aloysius the patron saint of the society

loat which fal s on June 21st had to, for

Summerside, P.E.I.-Moncton Transv Mrs.William Gillespie and childnen

land, Mess

*Wooded the Baptist Association at He will spend a few weeks at his no home, East Point.

Mme Pearl B. Clarke of the

eteiof the Currie Business University, John. arrived by the western min

various reasons, be postponed until t.

Trimmed valenciennes The method ,ow in mg", uf gums in . .

_ _ toliichmondto the Cathedral. During v¢n,'ng_ ]),m°,,g he - hu.

Q08 $2.10 \h°_1'\\W ‘mb °1*! “km f1'°m W’ “ld” Mass the members will receive Holy `°tnwn she will be uh: 5:31-. :if lin. J

- °f 0_0 T0” my bb: *U °°°Y "W °§ Communion ina. body. After Mass tie Allen, Brighton.

- - °§fP“‘S m°°°Y U * V517 _P°°1'_ *QI ° societv will form and march back to

Fancy Stnped Gmgham $110 ZWWE “W9 f°f It-'-°C°‘“15°“\8 15 °~ their Hall over the some route. Mr.

lime b‘t`°r ‘hm w°°k um” it '"5 1*” Chas.McQuil1an. hief marshall of the ARRIVALS.

1 65 -L°b°¥¢1` P°°¥°f9 Wd 55h°1'm*“ "9 League of the Cross will have charge

$ ' WOR S8tiB6.€d Witl this S8l8°U,B C8lCh- of the Parade and assistants are

Fancy Muslin Gingham 68c

$10.0.

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Black 3° White Pique-'1‘°°°°f1y» intending 1° =°‘°=i11 duringf 'rim Dany Recora says; of lm

` me Summer m0Uth5- " months and especially during the last

$1-00

Navy Cambria--6

All above are fresh and new

goods.-

We will take off 20 per

cent on above prices.-

WEEKS 81- 0o_

The People’s Store. _

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If You Like *#121* 0\|r Baking Tolls Ilillors If lot Tell Us

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# and we will only be to too pl -

# ed to make things right.

# We strive togive satisfaction # to our customers, they know it,

if you were one you’ll know it % too. Become one byinvesting % in one of our

Cream pies 12 and l-5c each Cocoanut pies l-5 and 20c

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STEWART, ,ig i

ECLIPSE BAKERY, %

gg Rakes Best Bread. gg, ##¥€##¥%# %£<=él&#¥lt#,

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PINEAPPLE and GINGER MARMALADE is something newi and very nice. It is put up in l pound glass jars and makes a delicious _ preserve.

WATER ICE WAFERS are the

most dainty biscuits that Christie Brown 8: Co make for 5 o’clock tea.

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-Miss Linnie Dingwell has resigned M J_ 3_ H 1, (1 p_J_ M _ her position as teacher of tae Foitune c1‘;skr:y_ his ,;§,,,;,d°';,,_,_ ,wut lfo Tuesday-Mr. _ and Mrs._ Sim B*'l‘1¢° *°h°°1- S" is °°°°°°d°d 5! members will be in the ranks. The,

Rev RG Melhclr of Emmerson, M i

wha, arrived in the city yesterday,hsving .

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of the Murray River School in afew days.

Miss Katie Fitzpatrick left on Friday to

spend a few days visiting relgniveg in

na _ I

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yesterday afternoon in the La Grande ` Duchesse on a visit to her mother in Rock~

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ohn

curate fit, that you

are looking fur.

J ost that touch

of crisp,t‘r_eeh new- ness that imlel

oui; line tg: belt. _ _

tilt I ,

you can e&y

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Moore

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Mr. Samn -l Nicholson of Sou_ris.-Rev. _League Band will had the Proegssiom

ggstzgoggt Iq'a°ntMa1£;1l_m° LaPrf._vr;';%§ _ Canada to the west. and western pass lDuches_qe Wm be ,maui to and that tors. as well as those having their place in one de’ artment gf me vessel there is of uativitv in Quebec and Ontario, have

. P _ . l migrated this way to occupy pulp`ts_

qmta a °?l_°ny Fha membds of wmch i Amnna tho. e having gone to the west

are °f inns? bum' $5. W`LM°dNew` mightobe mentioned Rev. Mr. Stick- man’ t 6 cmd Stews ' ls a - on cnet’ - house, who is doing excellent workin

and has a small host of Englishmen on 2 the Kootene disu_iLt_Rev_Mr_McD_ nam

his stiff. The second steward, Mi.F. _lot Cape Br_;on_ formerly located in po

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A_ Herrin , is a Preston man, a truel - .

_son of thegsoil. Undertie direction oft g)l:_:£(;1lty°t(;;wL';;)u£lt?):l` Y5l;0Bis_l;§~:°'i)l'| _ died in St Paul Minn were taken

these two Omcgrs this depiartmem is ;Vancouver, and others. Mr. Hinsou‘s‘his~h0me in Splfinvtw iss, uhh, mn to me Queen 8 taste' l removal from the railway town has left "' ° one and. . au’ the stuff a vacancy which it is said will be filled THE 1‘0g\l1ar prtlolioé 'Of U16 F' t are most °bhg.mg° and have the rare by Rev. Mr. Hutchinson of Ontario, a Methodist Church choir will be holdin faculty of makmg every Passfnger fed' most able divine. While no confirm- thehasemeut at 8.30 Wednesday even- “t mme on the Instant' It is 8 mcdd ation of the statement has yet been given ‘ ing.

ship’s family. Among others the fol- ~ _ . . t lowing are also included on the steward’s °“t,y°t It hafs§e9“ ;tl°t:;iB2'°dstI:;_'u'r,'k Taira: an hour or two, and go over to

F Duffy S S

Y ‘ nd len of strawberries and

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Clegg, Livirpool; Alfred Jones, Huil: ‘a p t ' i

W. Blanchard,Biraiingham ; J .Costel1o, §’°e:. °mm;d t? Pa§0r;'ltga§_te3{\° oiflf-E; cream. / y i

Sheiield; Wm. Ogden. Birmingham; ga mgcc “JP” ‘e ins Mid made _ _ _ _ R. \Vhaimsby, Liverpool; G. Sellars. mpperll ana um Pwpt . b 5'” to (10 °° 'he MFth°d“_l" S- S- P‘C“‘c_ Liverpool; Fred. Doe, Hamilton, Ber- e ca 8 very ,urgeq . me’ B rd . day- A bealmful 5311 “P ‘V95 RW -

h h .13 the local pastors decision the Reco s Swamp, Wm leave Ferry what at 9 _

d ; Ch l M ith . _ .

f.i]‘hlmaCharld:te3etbwn?P.eE?IIsl:nd). Lgilss not In 8 Posmm tj Say' 5*- U- *iid 1-39 P- U1-

, Purchase. stewardess, a Boston lady, e _ J .> La Grande Duct 9359 left on mmm and Mrs. Norris, who hails from Hali- 1.06"" a “nach” in Ten “mules use Boston at one oiclock yesterday ,me1._ faX~ are general favofm” am°”S me Kqminrt Headache Powders. -E noon. Her outward passengers includ- 9hiP°F C‘0mP5“Y- l edhlrs DeCarter, Miss E. Hawkinsw f ` E ` ' Mr. DaCarter, Mr. Howe, C. S. Bull.

y 7 Mrs. Bull, D. Graham, Miss Graham,

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Bailey, Mr. J. E. Spink, Miss Alice Spink. Miss Haie,Ma.ster Casey, Mrs. (i-l`espie, Chas Hyde, Miss Newberv,

_ Mr. Went. Mr. Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. E i A. Russel, Mr. M. E. Griffin, Miss

_ ` Grace L. Griffin, A. L. Cashman, J. S. ef. _ Adams, Norman Parr. Walter, I’a"r,

Chas. Battie, David Mirtin.

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D Din well and wife arrived home

. _ . . ‘ few years there has been quite an ex-

THE Ang1°`Amenca'u says "_Brmsh° ! odus of Baptist clergyman from eastern

Anniversary Sale

Now On.

There is nothing nicer.

We have just a new supply of

AMERICAN CANLEDI MEATS including Chipped Dried Beef, Lunch Tongues. in l and 2 lb cans, Ox Tongue, Corn Beef, etc, etc.

BEER & GOFF. .

GROCERS.

bros sum on='Fo Liirr came.-it aven- inghonseandham witb'\bout3-lot an acre of mam the eeaesv ‘ mile' 'rw Cb

towm 5 tha I Bhbkllllibh A

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Uni-y Kender wii. idtwt

JulHo0P\i"O

Discounts Range

From 10°., to

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York, P.G. Ryan and wife, Fr rictou, N. B., Miss Jenkins, E River, John Howlett, Auuanda Miss E. R. Tompkins, Mrs. J. Egan, Mt. Stewait, Rev. James M

mouth.

Miss Schwabb, Mr Everett Mr A

Simpson, Master C. C. Simpson, Miss Dean, New York City, F H

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_FOUB drunks were reported at the lice station at 1 o’clock this morning.

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We are closing out dll lines, at tremendous discount. 0e@

5;: and take advantage of this sale and you will cave honey.

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` Price ICC.

and a yard wide

nowadays.

goods when you buy them; bu

been once or twice washed.

count yourself lucky.

wool.

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causing them to shrink.

If you don’t believe this,ask

ns for a free sample cake, use according to directions,and join the thousands of believers.

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All-Wool 3

is an expression you often hear

Thi.: in: y be true of the

~ very seldom after they have

If they are then three-quam

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washes woolen goods without

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HIGH ART TM.

'rn ° i mr tniefnetoiaiifynnnntw imp inmehwmi

times ghrgiihlgeggoniemuumothe right kind of clothlna, clothlni that lei. ll

can ru enen upon.

'nd is bestnossibl ad tiement dcostt It

‘Amar Sziiifs. 521%; a.n‘:iu'l‘rowsers foreexoldglveuem, tgunlltl. 8:50. M J M ‘

prove invincible to all competition.

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Suspenders etc,

Gordon 8|. McLellan »

' MEN ’S STYLISH OUTFITTER8 _

Upper Queen St.

aaasaaaraoaaoaannnaooooeo AFTERWABD1

After you have gone the rounds of the town in looking for I \M*‘_

_' nnice watch, chain, or any article of jewelry, come to as and you wth I

I satisfied at the snaps you receive.

Going to waste (waist). Our waist sets are going to ladies welsh VU]

Y quickly. Come and secure one before they all go

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