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ii¢P0fi°fS and Corr‘espsndeip_tsi'Everywhers

“ills and the express at 0.10.

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the Princess. -

00 relatives in the .elty. -_»-_

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W. H. Nswsoiun, Toronto, accompanied

by Mrs. Newsome and son arrived Satur- dayevenitig to spend n week on the Is- land. _

Miss Etna Loan, Victoria, and her

sister Mrs.S aldin ,Dostor eameto the

' J._D,Jesxrns,nnanfn1|ly,hovsnrttllc , City to‘ spend the summer months at w""‘_D|°k“°”» 0W‘“'“- 0°\‘f6SD01ldB\lt Bud, Gm” G°,Mn_K|nKaw“_ _ot-the 'loronto Globe and Mrs Dickson

Tris' Princess arrived Saturday night Paor Mnssav on Saturday returuedto

Halifax. _ _

_ eleventh span of the Hillsboro- ' Ml1s.'H.'e!'I. Go df 1| 9' . Brides hu been slew! in pontoon. _ -town, lnt6atunlR..’;”fo:n sl:

U _NISE Hanes, Mutnalao, Chicago is Joan Jilxltlason, St\u~gaon,of tho House v siting Ewen and Mrs MoDougali,Bri|rht~ of Commons staff, Ottawa. has returned

home. '

_ Bsvlnrv-rlvz crates strawberries and' .Tim Eliin has been engaged to carry ‘hm b°|`““ ‘”°l'° Bhilllld SN-\l\"|¢\¥ ily' P|\¢9¢l1Reli! during the Water Fete this

week.

‘ Miss Wlnnus Srulaus, trained nurse M,” MAY M .I so is I |. _ Boston, is expected this evening on a visit _,,,.,|,,y 0,, ,e¢,,,_n('_,I";l,§' R032] ' \;’,;',_§:|t.

Itospltal, Montreal. _

J.`_W.a|¢nMas.Lano ofhiewton ltlass. ?_ ive visiting their homes and friiands hi ‘ AN amountm "lm v|"|“"'y M ‘mo W” Tryon _md AuR_nM__° c°ve_ realized at the recent Strawberry Festival

at the Hillsboro Consolidated Sohool.

arrived last week on a visit to friends on the Island.

_ Tun Local Council of Women have col- _lectcd $‘ZA_i towards expenses ol National Council meeting. $107.88 was paid out leaving |123.l2 on hand:

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eity’Suturday and proceeded to George-` H°" 5' E- R‘""» Pmf Réllfilvi TFWIIIM

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of the Clothes ‘ _

is-thc maid -point in a sult,- » **'"*`".`.`Ti"`

mfg-\\~'ei‘f we slfinb there.-

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An a well dressed man you nnmi- havc clothes that are up to the minute for style.

We make tham.

Queen Street,

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Wotih's- Lrvery Stables,

Charlottetown, P. HE. I. ' First _cln§s_ single and

PRINCE STKE L'l`.'f

double teams;

Flneturnouts for wed- dings and private parties. ,

Phone 52.

li. J. WORTH. '

Proprietor.

6-17 d 4 mo.

Doughnuts, l0c doz. _

I are our ipectalty ‘

TO-DAY. . . .

Apple Pin tee each. M nee Pun uc each , Cream Pura nz :L |5c each _ Cocvannl Plra 15 & :oc each. Dark Fruit Calle ess pound Sultana Cake :nc per lb

Nut Cake :oc lb

While Cake rec per tb. Hlead of all linda, all freah_ , and good. __

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town.

stamps. Only fifty ccnts per tltousaud with one cent extra per half thousand for mailing. dtw tt.

Ptlacanns bearing the Inscription-

'iDnnger" warned passers-by on S_aturday to beware of the dangerous holesin the

Miss Annra Mrnns. who has completed

her course in t-raining at the P. E. I. Hospital, was a passenger hy the City of LondonSa.turdavfor her home in Craphud.

Muon Maunsrxm., Director General of

Engineer Services is in the city inspecting the Ride Range and ascertaining the prospects of anew range being contract- cd.

Tim steamer Eliin has been engaged to

carry passengers to see thu fireworks on Tuesday evening, with band and refresh- ments on hoard, and the farc will be 25

cents. _

Vtsrrons to the city nrc cordially in-

vited tothe Yuung Mcn’s Christian Aa' sorilatlon. The Reading Room, Corres- pondence Room and baths will be open;,to

all during the week. _

Pleasant View, Hampton; Mrs. R. D.

Mrs. G. il. Cook made the round trip.

Duomo the summer months the

at'c every tiny gaining in favor among citizens and tourists. '1‘hcrs are no more favorable opportunities of seeing thc beuutlcs of the province cheaply than are afforded by those popular trips.

A 1'.rl“|‘I.\t child named Wood was badly

bitten uy a dog on Euston St-root several days ago. The dogs teeth entered the child`s nostrils making an ugly wonnd.' Sumo action should bc taken here as has been in other cities to deprive the city of a large number of those useless and dangerous canines.

AN instanceof the effectiveness of the

Old Home Wcel-(_ stamps in dirooting attention to this Province is told by a tourist-visitor to the Island. A. D. Hart of the Iiart Manufacturing Co., Montreal; was seated in his oflico discussing thc problem as to v\hrrc_ he would spend his holidays. Just at that. time a letter arrived l'rom Moore & Mcilcod, Charlot.t.e- t.own, hearing au Old llolne Stump and cnt-losing' a program of thc \Vcck. The idea of spending his holidays here camo

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an an inspiration and Mr, Hart is now on the Garden of the Gull and enjoying a delightful outing.

sidewalk on Sunnyside. _ ~ ` _

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Waugh, James Carruthers, Bedeque; J A Brennan. Tllfnlsh; Theo Ross, Bedeque

REMI1' The Guardian for some Tunnel ‘leave today on n visit to Nappan, N. S.

W IlotsrvEn.Winnipeg,formerly of Char-

lottetown Royalty is among the Home Coolers. It is 20 years since he last visited the Island. He is engaged in rall- roading in the west and owns three farms _ln Manitoba.

Tim information furnished to the eff-

ect that the tug Fred M. Batt was here for repairs, is incorrect. Tile tug cattle to this port with machinery belonging to the dredge forrepnirs and when thesc were efl'ect_ed she* left immediately for her work as attendant on the dredge at Wood Islands.-Cont.

Wmm-1 seated with a number of other

patients ou thc henchesjust outside the building at. Falconwood last Friday in charge of a small guard, Michael Power made u dash forlibcrtv and resulting the shore wcnt about 400 yards before captur- cli in anexhansted condition. Power was placed ln the Asylum after his trial on a charge of mlrdcring Harriet Warren.

Tm-2 Wood Brothers of Eiiiottfs have

iust completed a thorough renovations! the residence of William Sellers near the

Gall' Grounds. The house has been

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wTCH__:`_ ;am_°';e‘;‘: *greatly improved and is highly creditable

Full and family to spend a few weeks"-"at 'Brin "0 &;’m’r"'“`mr“ and me °w“°"" The

csars. ood have also made extensive

Goflin onavlsit. to relatives in Tryon and repairs "°' mln" Andrews' muse’ An'

drcws' Mills. They loft Saturday al‘t.cr~ noon for Pleasant. Valley wherc they will in-gin work on the Methodist Church.

\Veslcyan says: Other visitors from “upalong" received by the conference were Revs. G. M. Campbell, of St. John, N. B., and F. Ii. Almon, of Ilalifax, whbaemisslon here was that of binding thc Ncwloundlnntl Auxiliary of the Bri- tiedl; and Foreign Bible Society to the Canadian organization of that society, and not only did they sucoeed in accom- piishlngthis work, hut they were also able to rcmovoa serious stumbling block or two out of the path ofthe Newfound- lnnd auxiliary itself, no that we are hop- iugtoseeuiora prosperous days in con- nection with this particular work of the church oi' Uhrlstin this colony. If Mr. Campbell becomes permanent maritime secretary, his future visits to Newfound- land will be looked forward to with plen- nurc,nnd he will limi our puipits wait- ing to wclcomehis arrivals, for our peo- ple enjoy good preaching.

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IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city

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__ .umm tant, mi;-s, from Plow.. was in Ithe _harbor yeuttlhra < _

Ast ovemoat wah found by the police on

- .Brighton road yesterday. _ Toll Klum* of ’th`s American Vitograph Oo. this momingfloea to Sydney.

O. G. Dlirrv, ol 'Moreau ec Duffy, re- `tsmed Saturdafnight from a viritto Syd- ney. .». _

R. Gnavzuns, -cepresonting D. lil. Ferry Bc Co., Windsor, Ont., the well known seed men, lain the city.

Misa M. W. ,_,_1_!osaR'r, Somerville,

Mass., is vlsitintr ,in the Royalty, the guest of her friend, Miss Berta Lewis, The Point. - ' "

L. M. Bhvl'onD,'a pfbminentiumbermsn

.ol Soco, Mainela`at"the Victoria Hotel. He has been vlaltmg Sydney and the Bras D_'or Lakes ,.,_ _

Mas. Moknsna; with her sister-ln»law,

Miss McKenna and Mrs. , McKenna, Piotou, came to the city by the Princess 'Saturday evening.`_ _ '

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Ancnnrst-|o1>0’BnrsN, Halifax, is a guest at the Palace. He' will tomorrow attend the Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration at St. Dunetan‘s College.

Mas. Espana, Halifax, nee Miss

Annie Fraser, city, very accnp'tabiy occupied her old position as organist of Zion church last night.

-A1.nnn'rCnosnr, druggist, New Glas- gow, N. S. and formerly with Johnson & Johnson ar-rived__ln the city Saturday evening by the Princess.

A. P, Tnon_m-1,- representing Maycil &

Co., Toronto, splces',~ eta., has returned front a trip cast and proceeds west today. Hs reports buslnesé good.

THB pulpit of St James Church yester-

day mornina: and Zion Church in the even- ing was very acceplably occu- pied by Principal Falconer' of the Presby- terian Colicge, Halifax.

Fsamr H. Commun, Sydney, came to

thc city last night. from Summerslllr- where he was visiting his father, May.-i Compton. On his meter cycle hemndf ths trip by the Maipequc Road, a dis tance, of almost forty miles in one hour and forty minutes.

Tm-; mail trnln`\vas met by a large

number of people on Saturday evening 'from the city and adjoining district s to see friends arriving to participate in the .enjoyment of Home Camera( Week. Their expectations wcreweli rewarded .for a large throng of former residents of the Province and others arrived to spend the wcsk on the island.

ALI. "changes" ol large Spaces for l)ni|y except half and page ads. oi’ \\'hl¢:h u dny's .additional notice must he given, shouln iw ln this ofllt-e not inter than ton a. tu, and ordinary “changes” by one p. lu., ex- coptSaturday at ten a. m., as printers have holiday some afternoon. “Changes” for Tri-\Vcekly not later than lil a. ul. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

‘Atamecting of the Executive of the Tourist Association Saturday afternoon all arrangements were concluded for the carrying out of the program for this week, ‘Zthc only addition being the illumination of the Public Gardens on an elaborate scale. The Secretary of'tho Association will have an oliicein Market llaii up- stairs all this week andthe Executive will tueeteverymorniug at 00'clock. Visitors 'are requested to cali and register and uh- tuin any desirable information. Specially low fares have been arranged on thc l’. E. I. R. Thursday and Friday. All ment bers of the Country, Militia will comc in _ Thursday and trains will be held Thurs- day n.nd Friday evenings until all the events of the day are concluded. The ferry steamers on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, excepting the Eliin on Tuesday evening, will continue trips untll12 p. m. to enable visitors to get home after the events'oi’ the day. The City of London will convey pas- sengers Thursday morning during the Regatta as also will the Eliin during fireworks of Tuesday evening. Music will be supplied on both occasions. `

Kodak Films

Amateur photo- graphers need not worry about not being able to pro- cure iiims next week; already this month wifhsve re- ceived algout 600 rolls of 1;_ditIerent sizes, and are con- stantly _-ordering

by wire tpkeep u_p with the{__deman .'

East nn- Fil |11 S ‘.-

are all _ guarane teed. 'Fifty ar

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are titepoffily-kind

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_' |l|;s_Coi'a Mille. Crapaud, la visiting

` _friends ln t.hq_qi§,y},-» _ _

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- Remnants of Black Dress Goods.

Remnants of Colored Dress Goods. Remnants of Print Cottons. Remnants of Dress Muslins. Remnants of Curtain Nets. Remnants of Art Muslins. Remnants of C'etounes, etc., etc.

HIS morning we place on sale the accumulations of several months lively

T business. Short ends, remnants, odd lines of all sorts-price cut to clear immediately.

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Trim, stylish, new,

up to-date garments in black and colored -every one new this season, all the re- mainder of the line to go at 671; on the dol- lar.

$3.50 coats -for $2 33.

Wrappers ofpriuts,

wrappers of duck and percnle. stripe and lloral patterns. light or dark, all sizes, many styles- uli new this season- :md the reulaiuders close out at 75c on thc dollar.

(ine Third 0ff 25 per cent _

Summer Coats (iff Wrappers

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Fifty cents does dollar's ` '“ gf;

work in our millinery depart- ' -.VL " ment to-day. fn-`~‘/‘7 N `

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Remainders fromCharlottr- ' ' . f/_ 1 _

town's best and biggest mil- 5' <7 linery department selling half price will mean lively

selling to-day.

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Paton & Co offer the best black satccn

skirts ever otlcrell at $1.00 i|\ ilitarlotiu- gown, 241| li

Berrit‘s-Berries-Iicrrics-The cheap-

est yet-Fic box for preserving. Get your supply thlstnorulngat Sn\\ricr.son_8c Co's- Gome rnrly. Zi Ilii- The Monday morniup.: curly buyer will

benclit by rvadingnnd taking ndvantngl' of Pnton`s offer on all sulnmergoods.

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mvlctus shoes lor mer.-Alley

s. Co. Charlottetown Agents.

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SPAR KLETS

and Sparklct Machines

for making Soda. Water at home

J uet received-

Come in and let us show

you how to make “Soda Water” at home at small cost.

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DRUGGISTSN Cor Gt. Geo. and Kent Ha.

We Have Got Our Name Up

For Low Prices

and not at the exp;-use of quality either- Thu low price idea has been our policy, and scams in he exclus- lvely:ours-Of course you can get Cheap stuff elsewhere

_ -we <lon't doubt that- What we mean is this- for g00d.

honest, well made and well designed furniture there is no store on this little Island, that can undcrsell us- Vou can prove this by taking a look through our store and examining carefully the splendid values you will [ind here.

JOHN NEWS

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"cHlu>'s ENDOWMENI 1

(live that boy of yours a fltatlrc. We issue liudowmrut insurance for

_ children of any age and also gttnranicc

_ _ that iu event of thc death ol' thc parent

- ) Nm' i A (or person who pays thc pr1:mium)tl\c

» /lille l‘i(rll'i.éfl/I policy will bc a paid up etniowntcnt

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' Coullurrlli

calling for no further premiums. `

Write us or cell for information.

Ross & Matthews,

Provincial Managers, Charlottetown.

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