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ment of story books and mag- azines at my store. Prices roc, 25c, 5oc, and 751:.

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next door to Cox Hotel, Souris, P. E. Island.

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' To our customers and friends of our store. ‘

We desire to announce. that ini

anticipation-of a large number of. Tourists visiting P. E. I. this sum- r mer, we placed a large order for

11l'¢d fOr US. and we have just re- ceived the whole order.

We are sure it is the best assert- r

ment ever shown in the City.

We would be pleased to show

you our new souvenirs. so you may tell your friends about them when they come to visit yon.

Yours very truly,

Cl1’f0W!1- Jeweller.

hhnrs r 'VVhHe Canvas Shoes $laHl a Pan; Cool

Summer

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NEW ELOUR

Received to-day direct from

the Mills.

Royal Stuart,

Fedora, GYDSY. ` Beacon,

in bbls and $6 bbls at

BEER & GOEE

Salsa aaoead that of mn;

amor, in the Lower Pro.

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Reporters and Correspondents Everywhere-

1,‘£llt0livetts will arrive about three o'ciook tomorrow morning sailing again at 1 o'clook.

Taos. Heder of Lower Cove, Sussex,

has sold bis farm'to a gentleman from P: E. Island for $6,553.-Sussex Ex.

‘ Tlll:Bonav||ta sailed on Thursday at noon witha large cargo including 00 bead cattle,25 sheep, 140 bbs pork, 800 bags cate,; and aundriea.

Ausonucsuarrrs of meetings etc,,

should be banded in to the news depart- ment eariy_ each da! and not later than 4 p. m. to insure insertion next issue.

Tal wedding took place at Jamaica

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ON Wednesday svsnhg last, the home

of Hubert Fife oi Stanley Bridge was the scene of a pretty wedding. when his daughter, Mary Janette, who has recently arrived home from Colorado, was united in marriage to Miles Doherty of Baddeck, C. B.'l.'he bride locked charming in her beautiful suit of white swiss. Her sisier Maggie, who has also recently returned from the West, was bridesmaid, and the groom was supported by Fred McKenzie, cousin of the bride. The ceremony wrs performed by Rnev. G. A. Sellar. The bride is a tavorite among har many friends, as was evidenced by the large number of costly gifts bestowed on her. After the marriage and congratulations, about 90 guests sat down to a bountiful supper. The evening was pleasantly spent in conversation, music, etc. Mr. and Mu. Doherty lwiil ga to to their new home followed Icy the best wishes of the community.

On the eve cf the resignation of Misa A.

G. Jenkins, who has taught for the past three years in Hezelbrook school, the pupils presented her with a beautiful gold plated picture frame accompanied by the foliowina address:- ,

Dear Teacher-ltis with the sincerest

feelings of regret that we anticipate your departure from among us, and wa cannot permit this opportunity to pass without in some way showing our appreciation of you as our teacher, during the last three years. in the schooiroom you have ever been kind patient, and pains- taking. while your thoughtfulness has endeared you to parents as well as pupils. We will always look hack with pleasure to the many happy hours spent together. Please accept this little gift as a small token of our affection and regret. Signed on behalf of your loving pupils. Bella Coady, Mary Wooi, Laura Inga, Clifford Moore, Willie Jonas.

Tun: Guardian representative has

visited Bridgetown and succeeded in getting the following further particulars relative to the bold robbery repsrtei on Saturday. It appears that John \Vard, who owns the building, is away, and the Post Oilice is kept by Mrs. Ward, who discharges her duties In a way satisfact- ory to all and is a careful and painstaking official. She used to take the money received for P. 0. Orders to her bed room, but the late Mr. Bracken told her if she kept fit locked in a trunk in an inner room it would be safe enough. This she did until it amounted to one hundred when she would send it to the bank. The amou 1t on hand Monday night was about ninety dollars. Mrs. Ward went to bed about ll p m and be- tween that and morning the robbery took place. That evening a Farmers' Institute Meeting was held at the hall which did not close until 11 o'clock and it would probably be 12 before those pre- sent had departed for their homes. The night was very bright and line. The robbers to gain entrance out out a back window next to the orchard, out of aight of anyone passing down the street, and worked their way by opening a dour into the room where the money was kept by using a false lrey. By means of aacrew driver they opened the trunk, and in order to prevent anyone entering were considerate enough fu lock the door leading to the hallway, through which Mrs. Ward would have to come in order in get into the room. Besides the money, the P. 0. Order Book was also taken and what use they expected tu make of it no one can judge. It is rum- ored that certain strangers were in that vicinity-on Monday, ostensibly for tha purpose of buying cattle, and whose lodging place on Monday ,night ie not known. They have not been heard of since. Suspicion also rests on another party. and alhailiff from Montague is in the vicinity for the purpose of making an arrest. Interaction developments are hourly expected and the people are au- xioualy awaiting results.

Olgalle- Loverelof a ohoiaa eiganshouid he easily pieaaed at the Central' Dmg- atora. Our stock is large and assortment uuma\°_on|.lGivs ua a cali and ist as quote you prices, wholesale and mall. A. W. ROM!-B. PHD- 5-. Square Druggiatr

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Bib the Ladies' Auxilary in connection with one Y. ar. 0, A. intend herding a rlarden bllty on the beautiful grounds of H J Ouudlll. The ith Regt. Baud has been engaged for the occasion. The ladies expect the gatherinx to be the event of the season.

, Tal Y M C A. meetings held at Brigh' ton Jump are growing in interest among the men each evening. Tonight the excellent lst Methodist Choir will lgari the singing conducted by Prof. Watts. T O James will give an address. Meetings will be held each evening with special singing and good addresses.

Daman. McLson, Point Prim, recently

sold his trotting mare. Point Prim Bird, ,toBC Prowse for a handsome sum. It ,will be remembered that this mare show- ed excellent speed last winter on the ice, ‘competing in all competizions for many miles around and was an easy winner in ' all she started. She will be looked for with interest at the coming races this fail.

ONE of the most plc‘uresque and

attractive places within easy reach of the city is ‘Red Point, about an honr’s sail, where the Baptist Sunday School pionicis tobe held on Wednesday 6th inst. Steamer leaves Steam Navigation wharf at 9.30a. rn. and 2 p. m. Tickets, adults 20cts. children l0cts. Weil provided visitors’ table and refreshment table will be in readiness

ON Wednesday, June Zlth, the home of

Frederick Bauer, Lewisville, N. B was the scene of a very quiet but pretty wedding, when his flies! daughter, Emily Edith, was unitad in marriage to Frank F. Hoar, of Charlottetown, P. E. I. formerly of Moncton. The ears- mony was performed by Rev. W. A. Ross, in tie presence of only the immediate friends and relatives 'of the contracting parties. Mr. and Mrs. Hear left onthe C. P. R., amid best wishes of prosperity, for Gharlonteto wn, where they will reside for the summer.-Moncton Times.

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The American Girl.

WHAT MAKES HER POPULAR.

The American girl is admired and liked

at home and abroad because she is the happiest, usually the healthiest and friend- liest of girls. She is fond of life and is alive to everything beautiful and good in existence. Mrs. Langtry has said that the American woman has little to learn from her English sisters. `

Dr. Pierce, the specialist in women’a dis-

Quses, of Buffalo, N. Y., advises simple ex- ercises for women, preferably in the out- Ioor air. But many women are connned to the house and their household duties or their business confines them to poorly ven- tilated rooms.

If u woman auB°ers from a headache, a

backache, a sensation of irritability cr twitching and uncontrollable nervousness, something must be wrong with the head or back, she naturally says, but all the time the real trouble very often centers in the womanly organs. ln 98 per cent. of cases the seat of the diiiiculty is here, and a woman should take rational treitment for its cure. The local disorder and inflamma- tion of the delicate special organs of the sex should be treated steadily and system- aticnlly.

Backed up by over a third of a century of

remarkable and uniform cures, a record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay $500 for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro- lapsus, or Falling of Womb which they cannot cure. All they ask is n fair and reasonable trial of iheir means ot' curl.

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RA BARGAIN IN FRENCH “ALL WCOL COLORED

DRESS GOQDS 30° PER YARD

worth regularly 4 5c per yard_ mth!-rr Goon cohorts-tw..

Blues, two Greens, two Greys, a Red and a

V Brown.

The latest weave, 'and the newest colors-

worth regular1y[45c per yard-Our price

3Oc per yard.

Secure some of this, it won’t

last long at the price.

STANLEY BROS.

CHO_ICEGRoCERIES <.fr_n.r_-ir;

AT LOWEST PRICES.

TRY US WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER.

Sanderson & Co.

If so, you want to see

our new “Rotary”

sewing machine. The

newest out. Very

little noise,

Runs much lighter

than ordinary mach-

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Ho`ds Ioo yards of

No. 80 cotton.

Shuttle cannot hit needle, hence no broken needles from the cause.

' Call and get our 25 reasons

why you should have one.

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QUEEN STREET, Connolly’s Building.

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Have a quantity for sale. Wrieefor price.

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Homeseekers EXCURSIONS

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The Canadian Northwest.

Second- ass Low Rafe Round Trip

Tickets will be issued from

Ci-iARl.0l`TE'i`0WN. P. E. I.

June 15th and 29th, and July 20th.

Good for return two months mm dab Qi leant.

For full particulars apply to Ticket

Agent.

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