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COLLEGE

CLOSING

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Convoeation Exercises In

P. _.W. C. Hall

AT 8 THIS EVENING

The Valedictory to'be Read by A. R. lllcteod-The

Honor List.

HONORS MAY, 1901-

Hoxort nx1>Lo:\ras.

A. R.BIcLeocl, L`i,<zg,

George Mc3lillan.New Haven,

Edith Cox, Illorell. Adele Bremner, Charlottetown, Edith Sterns, rio, Cecil Walker, Kensington, Alberta Blcliinlay, North River, Ribert f»Ic.\`.-sill, New Perth,

Cole: i:"»;_'_r- Iiilis. C`Le5lry,

Edmund Campbell, Belmont,

FIRST CLASS DIPLOBIAS.

Annie Foster, Charlottetown, Ella Dorsey, ditto, Alma Finlayson, ditto,

ORDINARY DIPLOJIAS.

Maud Hayes, Ellerslie, Ethel Sentner, Charlottetown, Edith Spurr, Pownal,

W. E. L. Campbell, 'ir ictoria. Cross,

Athol Seaman, Charlottetown, Herbert Huntley, Vernon River

Bridge,

Clara Stems, Charlottetown, Ienry McLean, Mt. Herbert,

Roderick McLeod, Orwell Cove,

ATARRH EASILY AND QUICKLY_

CURED.

1 our remedies ha\ e g-v en Caoarrh the reputation ot being incurable. But it is curahle easily and quicklv if the right metoou ie imployed Suuifmsz an irritat- ing powder or ointment un t ‘ie nose, won’t

. cure Cataarh, neither will tablets, douch-_ *Wllgor stomach medicines cure. ‘these

treatments tail because they are not far reaching enough. They only _atiect local conditions but do not remove the cans e, which is germs life established deep down in the lungs bronchial tubes and nasn passages. Ordinary remedies do not reach these remote mats but Cetax rhozone does for it is brent through the i-ihaler in~ to every air cell in the lungs into every

airpalaglee in the head and throat. No matter w ere the Catarrh is Catarrozone will reach it. It kills the germs heals sore suots clears the nose and throat insta ntiy ‘Univereallymsed pleasant and clean guar anteed to cure or money refunded. Try Catan-boxone25 cents and $1.00 Druggists

or Poison 8: CoKingstoa. Ont.

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For comfort, style. an

economy you should buy the Invictus Shoe. More satis-

faction in a pair of* our $3.50 Invictus than 'any other shoe.

Price $3.50, 4.00 and 5.00.

All styles and leathers. Fo ladies and gentlemen Geo. A.

ters name is stamped on

every pair.

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Guardian Understands that The

a Grant ot $600 has Been lliade.

To 'ran LIEUT. Govsatson IN COUNCIL

The Memorial of the undersigned re-

spectfully sheweth:

That they come before you on behalf of

The Committee which was appointed to provide for the erection of a Monument, commemorative of the action of those who lately in South Af rica. so nobly ventured f and in some instances, gave their lives in

behalf ot their Country`s cause.

In all times and in all lands it has been deemed a sacred duty to rec ognize noble deeds and to ensure that the remembrance of them shall be preserved as an incentive for emulation on the part of succeeding generations. No people filling to realize this need can hope to prosper, for it is only in proportion as men`s souls are dom- inated by high ideals that they can attain to aught that is great or glorious. Sad, indeed, is it when men are so sunk in sor- did commercialism that their hearts are not responsive to this noble instinct of

humanity.

Even now we can appreciate somewhat of the historic importance of our action in sending our sons to assist on the battle- Beld,the solidarity of the Empire.-Still more readily should we realize the debt ot gratitude we owe those of our men who served in the South African Campaign. We gave our honor to their keeping and they not only retained it uneullied, but have caused it to shine with new lustre. It is only necessary to imagine what would have been our feelings had they tarnished our laurels to appreciate the measure of our obligation. Surely then it isdtting that as a _Province we shall erect some lasting memorial that will attest to our recognition, both oi the importance ot the incident and the conduct of our troops. ' 1 The edncative innnence that such re-

cords possess is not easily overestimated. Think you that the statues and columns which stand in the publie places ol Eng- land, the monuments which grace that great National Mausoleum, Westminster Abbey, have not had an inlluence upon the souls of Englishmen, not measurable in pounds, shillings and pence? This is a new country, but we are beginning to realize that we are participating in the birth of a nation, and should seek a deeper _ appreciation of all that tends to develope

national character.

Im pressed by such ideas a number of

our citizens have subscribed $2103 towards the e.ection ot a monument to; be placed in front of the P1-ovinc»alBuild1ng. From such information as we have been able to secure and from a careful examination of the plans submitted to us,we have reached the conclusion that it would not be possible to erect a suitable one-one that would _ not be an eye-sore, for a less sum than =- from three thousand live hundred to four . thousand dollars. _ ‘ \Ve therefore come to you ,_as custorlrzvra A of the put-lic purse and public h000P. Mb' ' lug that von shall give to rlvs movement

` ‘ nd nie unto

Tire annual meeting of the Prince Ed- 1 lecture given by the Rev. Mr. Fullerton

ward Island Hospital was held last night in February, amounted to $101.30; making in the parlors of the Y. M. C. A. ' The the total receipts from all sources $258.80. attendance was large and representative. The amount required to purchase cork

After the reading of the annual carpeting for the purpose of lessening the

report of the trustees coupled with noise in the Hospital has been donated the reports of the Treasurer and by friends as follows;-$16.25 from Prowse Ladies' Aid Society Mr. Chas. Palmer Bros. for theupper corridors; $12.50 from President of the Board of Trustees moved Mrs. S. E. Perkins; $12.50 from a friend, their adoption. In doing so he and $15.39 from Mrs.F.P.Taylor forseeond

referred to the generous response hall and corridor. _ toward the expense of the institution. He ~ The providing and work of putting rub- also paid a high tribute to the work of the ber stair treads and mats for the landings, Ladies’ Aid Society. ' also cork carpeting for the lower, hall cor~

Supt. Sharpe after congratulating the ` ridors was a donation from the employees

Board upon the excellent showing of the P. E. Island Railway, a. detailed trusted that the liberal support given the _statement of .which cannot be given institution in the past would be extended lat this date as the Work is in the future. He seconded the motion. not yet completed. This work so

Messrs. L.L. Beer and J .E.B. Me.Cready, kindly undertaken by the railway men, also expressed themselves as pleased with together with the above _generous dona- the yeafsarecord. tions, greatly relieved the funds of our The President then intimated that ac- Society: our expenditures therefore .

cording to the rules ot the institution, Dr. amountedto$74.77 for linen, bandages Johnson and H. J. Cundall would towels, crockery-ware, -and _ygqds of retire and it would be neccessary cotton which-is being made into/26 bed to elect two gentlemen to till their garments for patients in the Hospital. places. After paying a tribute to Hon. A. The amount now to the credit -of the B._.McKenzie he reminded the meeting Society inthe Savings Bank is $229.10, that it would also be necessary to elect leaving a balance ot cash in_.theSec-Trees' s his successor. ' hands of $1.38. _- _ ` _ " .

Mr. L. L.Beer in dealing .with tha re~ ~ . ~ T - - .. ,_ _...`,',' venue of the Hospitalcoutended'ti¥atisin " ‘ I 0' _ .nrgnnlnf . ‘ ,other places the Government should make N“ll11?¢1` 01 P9~li1°\\5! 111 H°8Pi¥»&1.'lll»I 34.

a grant. ‘ I 1900. _Y - _ _ 1_3- _ 'rho P.-esmoos som me one Hotor-an Number 0! _r}§§iest~asd=s.itta4__ _ _ was not even receiving a grant from the d\l1‘1BR V118 1681' V' _ ` - 239 .City of Charlottetown. I ‘ --

Mr. G. D. Longworth, after aongratulr - 252 ting theBoard upon the season’s work M5185. 13) thought that a contagious ward should F°m5193~ . . 123 'he established. In this venture the Gov- 1513111031753 Sl1fR1°°1 177-

ernment must certainly aid. He impress- _ 133 °P¢1`&¥10l1S. 0\1i»°f 177 S\1\`81¢81

ed upon the Board the importance of ¢“8°S- I building an ice house. He was also D15°118l‘8¢<1 ¢\1l’°¢1. 190 pleased tonote that the grounds of the _ “ 1mPl`°Y¢d, 32 hospital were being beautified. He then " D°U='i»1'¢°5%¢1 ‘ 3 moved a vote ot thanks to the ladies ' “ incurable. 2 'which was seconded by Dr.Johnsou. The f D1¢<1» 11 election of .Trustees resulted as follows: 39115111118 M8124, 1901, - 14

nf. Brom-d Johnson Pnyivs vevienrs. _ _ ~ 148 H. J. cuodsn,1:sq. 'Nw-wins. " ' .104 D. Schnrnmn, Esq. N9- °f_ P°'“?n1»5 5'9"* *'59 $11!. _ _ 169

During the meeting the expenditure of N°- °f P¢_§1¢°f'_! f\'°|1\_ W0 ¢°\11lf17» _ 156 ov ar $921) forcoal was considered too much. N0- °f P&¢i¢ll!S f1'°m D¢h'=l‘ P1‘0Vili°¢B. 17 Daring the present summer the system Religbn of Patients,

will be looked into with a view ot lessen- '

pingt eco p _. _ Baptists'

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_ a sum stated bythe Socfety; __

_ _ sum is ren aired it will be reported to the

aeesrsin efellvlfieir- Society tor co r~.~id¢-rg tion.

' *'00* 90"' °‘“’ “‘L Wm* "5 ni" The date of our annual meeting has mi:-ed and 5o choice varieties. _ b.” h if September tu H* nh

V “““‘.""‘."“° °“ "’°°““ “""’ ‘”“°“ ““° ¢ viozfzlguffvirsgldt somiposa wird Vast . T

H. °h‘,°'°°,°:::n£ _,ly in ,,,,,,,;;,»_, ,,;,_.,, of the Boardot Trustees,eonsequently we

Sh mix,d_ ° l-~ha`ve onlythe prooeedingsof seven months

' I mposeese pseielsaimture. f ` toreport. 1 -i '

P00' °*“'p°1;:1; ‘l;1*‘:_» °‘°° 5 1"* '“"°“°" The balance to the credit oi the Society ' l\°‘°'- °'°"‘“ “"1 _°°1"“3__“‘°"°°°i h nnlu tthet I am t d to

nosgamtaofs. anmmtm me 1l_sr.\1oo1e¢n~;§”f‘;_°°“ 3° _°'“‘. _ 9”" _ _ _

‘°‘“"‘°'w"f, ,, 0, B,,,,, Km, ,,,,, Pm., atsoonoutgiven in no of the nos- _

I ¢;olI<:;.:\;ax:'s:tringtees cfreen rod, pefhgiog pital by Professor Watts in the' Method- _ _ . mu, uosenize aammeth wax, also corn, iet(ihn1uh,inilovemhe_r‘1ast,_thenet__p.~o- s°h°°1s¢h.o°1'“"__u-eh ~_ ’

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Expense of Management has Greatly Increased. The

Liberal Response Commented Upon. An Ice House to be Erected and the Phoebe Brecken Home to be Made

into a Hospital for Contagious Diseases.

' h .xl consum tion M°1’h°di3°’- 1 '

nuronr or Lanms' .nn soon-:'rr. Episcopal’

Agents, Baker. Banker, ' Blacksmith,

Carpenter, -

lish relief for the same to the “amount of D°°‘°"' _ ‘

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Engineer, Famer.

Housewife, Labourer,

Hiller,

llilliuer, Merchant, ' No occupation, A Painter. _

Parser, Seaman.

School-boy

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'rho Annual Mooring of me Ladies' ata R°mu Catholic. 32 Society of the P. E. L Hospital was held P1‘9SbY17€1‘18Y1 111 on october zoo. rein, and the following Salvation Army. 3

oflicers were elected for the yea r:-e _ -" President, Mrs. Geo. Bremner; Vice- e 233 PfeS1<1°Dt5» M1*-Th°S-D°dd»Mi5S L°Wd°“ Nationality of Patients

Mr<. A. Lord, Mrs. A. Down. Mrs. James E _H h

_ _ _ ng s

your otiicial recognition a . q ° Md-‘°°"1’ M'-S' €éh_M°C‘:e;dy’ :hs Irish’ linancial'suppor-‘-. A g.-ant of one on 1% Geo. Hodgson, ts. rston, ecre ary- l Scotnh sand dollars from you would Dui- US Treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Sharp. Ata. sub-I _ ~ »

ss.='<sion of funds sutiicient io v\'a1°m.l" - - . African 9° _. ___ [Needed WML sequent meetmz Miss Perle Taylorpwas French*

'tl`nh‘T~Ivi(d‘lEs\a)¢t1lVé£fn':;;n»g2eHtlIJ» r head of our- elected Assistant _Secretary-Treasure . N '_ ` r D0Dl11l\f»-1011, SHUT! "N1 all 0“1°U'1l-\»h8i°»*0Y The secretaries have endeavored rs fer A°"“'_‘;3“'“» P°"‘°” “'°"."i 9’ “V 9 1°" "Wh ‘ ”°‘9‘_’°°' as possible to reach all the country dis~ UNI' 09-D.

Committ-ng the matter to_ your cor- , _ _ Wersh

gt¢1¢¢-ation, gonntientlv e\.p~c_tmza favor. _tncts through correspondence and al Potwéuese ,ble response vour memonalists, as in* though afew have not yet responded to _ 1 _

5 dnt! b<1\l'l¢1. *T11 ¢“"1'D"°"- _ the call, many have promptly forwarded

on haunt °' "'Q’g"'" M' mmm'“'ee° nerous collections, and we take `

J__W 'ros,M or. 3° _ _ 1

(Signed) Parse; Poirgvs ay pleasure in stating that there has been _gccumtion °f_P5¢,{¢n|;g_

il ` J. E.dB.bMC(.;;EA3Y- t an increase ever previous years. _i It is unoerstoo t at e overnmen _ ti h -ld 3 - the mr h"" made ai mam' °f $508 toward the' Mistitxxetfiorawas usd yt? he fradied

fund. ‘F°° _ d for the future governmental the Society,

f and one was accordingly drafted and

I ~ _ I fgdnpted by a unanimous vote. A B“°h°r' i "

_ ' ~ Astending Committee at-,Ive members ;. - °b°'°~°a:“k°"" ` I _ _ " , was appointed to visit the Hospital °1°‘cm_k3’_ “~ _

. . . monthly. the object beiuglto make enqui~ ° A

For Sowlnir in ries as to what the needs are,.aud_ to fur- ‘

el ~.. N ~Hwnww8§w

55»~$u»~53GmQ5~eawuH»»~m 11 ‘;__ 1, 1 "

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Monnlntnr ANNUAL uterine 'A cnnncn _v

MEMORIAL P. E. I. HOSPITAL 'COMBsINEl `

Presented tothe Provln- 239 Patients Admitted to the Institution During. Formed at Toledo to Ex- Works Wei at eral Government the Year tend Work _ Seventy

_

WEDNESDAY EVENING A BALANCE NOW ON HAND DE $286.78 TO VISIT EVERY HOME THE DUKEAND

Mas ucKr1vLL‘r Rnacrms nous. _

President and Mrs. McKinley arrived '

one church will be given and strangers _ and non-church-‘goers invited.

f P-= ‘ -‘lass

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wall on hoard

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Tailor.

P. E. Island Hospital in account w ith ._ the Treasurer. ' s -' ~ -

1901 - _ D3.

May 21,. To Furniture and House

Sundries and wages , " _ 1_Groeee-ies - - I

_Milk _ ‘

Medicines and sur. dressing

_Rgpglrg I » mi.-D ` Printing Report- $.i_'I._ Stationery, advertising, etc _ i _ Electric Light BL50 Telephone 20.00 City taxes ' 49.12 V Sundries 4.w' '

$5.3$.¥"_5

Balance $233.73

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May 31, By balance on hand $553.l_4f 1901, May N, Cash aub’tlou etc 1. 442.44 .Entertainments - . 70.05 Insurance refund 23.75 Rent oi land and building 97.50 Church collections ' 237.88 Patients’ tees 3-157.87 Nurses’ Fees _ 33.00

ss.ozs.ss

ENDOWUENT FUND.

To deposits with Local Govt. To secured by Mortgage

2.500 .00 I.000.iIl

$3,500.iXl

1900 _

June 25, By part payment tor

Oct 17, By Legacy (Thos. W. _

Dodd’s estate), 1.51) C0

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And Give Big Entertainments Will Touch at Halifax -Mrs. McKinley Comes I 4--N S Parllw' Home Improved. Dead

STEAHEBLA§

Wasunveron, May 30.-(Speciul).- 8 LIL my

home today. Mrs. McKinley steadily aid H in

improves.

men for Bermuda

CHURCH TRUST IN TOLEDO. ,

9 S I Th BUCC§FUL WIRELESS TEl`4H}lAP§Y

CHICAGO, May .-( pecia .)- e Church trust of Toledo is now a. fact. Pmtsmcy of the mum” The formal organization was completed at wireless system who was an

. ' . ' d ccessful

H

ameetrng last night under the name of e many su

V .60 miles from

,the Federation Church and Vicinity. f » . _ ‘ Rosilare, many passengers

HOW IT WILL ~WOBK DUT. ' i ' sages.

The intention is to carry church work iq S FARMER mm” D

into every home. Entertainments on a

ld be ,bl f Thos Roche 'ilvearsol

bigger scale than wou poser e or ' er deadat

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Toronto, May winds. still cooland uusettlell

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For Sore Throat or pain in with cold, apply Bentley’s brown paper to the parts

old Hospital 500.00 _

ioor. -ao _ao soo.oo _ )ley17, Balaaeedue " 'i If ' & ' rot-not ‘ ‘ 1.ooo.oo

Hay Q, Pa'.d‘to date for building

City Taxes 14.44

$186715

todate _ $l8.CN.38

g-__-mill-_

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saw r. n. _r. ncsrrrar. nr 191. _

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including heating, - plambilk - ' P ' ___ and electric ixturee ; ' 17».$.2l »

Furniture “Lily”

Insurance from daieof eeIple¢lU 135| Twenty two

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accouur wrrn rn reeasvan. Prnvlneol 1991 each year This is

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