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__ lmporisnf _~ Provincial News fi of the week for Saturday Subscribers.

` WEDNESDAY.

-The real estate of the late J

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A. Wallace consisting of 165 acres of land-, dwelling house, barns etc., were

sold yesterday at Alberton- and- were bid by Albert Reid of Coleinis/n for 85,125.

'ini Stanley reached port yesterday

from Acton at 10.25, having met _with very little ice on the trip. She brought about passengers and u. full cargo inclucmgxa car of flour, a car of molas ses and i rec cars of way freight.

-_The foliowing are the Summerside

market prices:-Butter per fb sixteen to eighteen cents, eggs per d-oz. df teen cents, white oats per bus. forty oi-ghd cents, black oats forty-nine

eight-hs cents and hay loose eight to nine dollars.

-The Summerside Council has is-

sued flyers warning the public to‘keep oi! the water works and sewerage trenches, as the spring rains have; made them exceedingly dangerous in some places. On Saturday is horse became mired in the spring on North Mamet Bt., and was got out with considerable difficulty.

Stephen Arsenault, Station Agent at Morell, is being transferred to Tig-_ nish to take the place made vacant by the death of James Mc'l`ague. EJ Jl McTague, relieving agent, is to be transferred to Morell and D. Mont-

'I'HURSDA‘I The remains of 'John A. Campbell, -In the Police Court at Summer-l

___Th of Suffolk-, who died in Boston a few side, yesterday-‘ morning, Cornelius "" ‘ ‘” market !°g(‘;’;f_“_g0 55° th’ ‘¥°“t“g“° days ago arrived by the Minto yes- Steele, Joseph Wedge and Jonas Dou-

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t t e P b 5 5 P" “S 50°. terday and were iorwarded to his cette were each lined t_wo dollars and _

poses per us 25c, button per in lllc. eggs per doz 15a, pork per in a “rm” mme' ___

costs for corner loafing on Sunday

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.o 811- and hay per ton loose $6 to ` -T ose present at the services in ‘as - last

W- the ilfirst Baptist ohurch, yesterday, Oarvell Bros. City, received ir wir.

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yesterday of the death at Granville N. S., on Friday- last of Mrs. Graives, reiict of the late Albert M. Groves, formerly of Sunlmerside. Mrs. A. C Saunders, Bummerside, Ls 'a daughter of the deceased

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market prices :-Pork .per lb 8 cents .eggs per doz 1-ic, butter per fb 16c, potatoes per 'bus. 30c. hay per ton $9, white and black oats per bus. 45 cents, turkey per lb 15c, and wild 'geese 75c.

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Mrs. Anastasia Mooney, after

tou yesterday morning at 10 05, with' thisrfiy sevenl passengers the mails ‘

Sbanlley left this port at seven. in the .

the marriage of her sister Minnie M. - ms . u was `1` ‘-" ~~

-1" , ' __ ganizcd with the f llowin' Dir - 4,- 1-., - . ‘_

At the City Police Courfs yesterday u°s;i tg Rilberi hmm" Hessmn tors: Wm. Howlett 0l.oiiiskDeagl?;, 411-". 7’ " I'

Michael Henntssey was fined $5 or 20 ron on ay' pri twelfth' 1909' At John McKinnon, 'Edward Whelan, 24- '

most acceptably both morning and gniiouncing his safe arrival from th.,

evening -Amherst Daily News, April arbadoes to that p it hi

to dC,_,,,?,,§,mim <- gl-_-8 Jlegygnr You, in your cozy home, .have _ no

rea “err ve al well wir i - `\ » ° '

. Th, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, wa, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ amor.. ° °" °°“ monopoly of Mooney s Biscuits.

ed at the residence of Rev Geo E _--

Ross, City yesterday of Al xa d Oscar McCallum, who has been t- - »

_ -'1`h¢f0ll0fWi'ng_are the Alberton Martin Ex-M P of Vrr1leyr§,1d.n€:, ing manager of the Canadian Banlicof The HUHICT, Wlfll [l1C Sky fOl' 1118 tCl'lt-l~_tl]¢

Miss Katherine McKenzie or Orwell °mm"°° "1 Sllmmefilde fur so-mc

:iz-i-.;.-ii--..-i-css; ar.:-.f.'..°_":i.:.:' \ _ -rapper. -» the Aww-fh= fam. at

the trading post_all have civilization, luxury and nonrisliing strength brought to them in

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_ M0-CNEY S Perfection Cream Sodas

The death occurred at her home “V” 1°' that P1340 th* 1850 of this

on Kent Street yesterday morning of Week- '

short uluess or pa,-a1y5is_ She was A meeting of thc farmers of Rollo

eventy-five years of -age, and leaves Brill xcinity was held on- April `

"live daughters and three t , or ie purpose of organizing a _ _

ltwo cars flour. .one car machinery. mourn. Funeral notice wisllmgppeag Farmers Institute. A. McEwen was- - ` one car cornnlea, one ca-r bags The lan” nppoluted i.h¢rirmarr_ prO¢,,s,,,,,- Ross _ , M

morning for Pictou and arrived short Institutes through ut th l l d. Af- __. ,"`s"' ly after en Mrs' Wesley E’ Barker annmlnces ter a few remzirksotlic 'Btist,atlle '1 ' ..

twenty miles north of Edmonton,and

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spoke on the good work done by the °"f '/

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In pails and packages. _

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home after May ict 10 'rhirt -iirrt _ . °e..rr's- » ~. _ -ri-is MQQN -_

days for being drunk On Februarry . ' ' Y JOB'-flill nimble. Etherbert Perry, Wm. ' ~- EY B|SCU|T 84 CANDY OO. LIMITED

25”, ,Bet James McQ,,,,,,,,, was u Street. lililwa/uk-fe. Wisconsin- -New ivhiihiiy, A. J. iicuonnifi ana- Petr.-r . """_‘ 'E =-. STRATFOHD

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for being drunk, but being a first (’;l““g°W- N- 9-. Chronicle. Mr. Iles- Vineau. The first mentioned was ap- .-. __' ‘J é. ‘: "‘*"’"~l'°N»0TTAWA.

onense' the case Wm dismissed and Tim is a native of Georgetown, P. E. pointed preside-ht and Peter Viine-au, ""”"- i `\ SYDNEY. WINNIPEO, ‘

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the publication of the name was in-` "”d‘ V S‘-’°‘”°f“’Y- Afifvl” 21 lciv re- fm;- ' ";"- -/ff; __ °"L°A‘"- VANCOUVER

-_- marks Prof. Ross sp kc ti ' - ¢\»"'“ _ f' _ ` `/ ~'_ _. » 7 -. _

Mggrtently °v"1°°k°d at me proper The steamer Empress left Point ilu ports/nce of good s%i:d.Uulleli':lirli~[li]s »_T"".5.'-FTF' 0 \»}t"*v" Lf' . `

' Uhene about 6.30 yesterday morning, were also made b James Howlett, I "'°V L_ "" ‘i7 / ‘l _

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_Among mm passengers to the Em ;ll`ll`;‘-'gil atnSriim(i)rli_e;side about 11 30 A J McDonald ii-nd iltheis Before ` /4 // _.

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2. ff `:,§'MACl’°;:,‘f,nB §°M Rmlww Hjwld. which will require e- Change Of s petition be sent to the Government

t John’ H Shannen D P A M I wind to cross again. The Empress to have Professor Ross devote his ` \ Q-L-l

R st John and Mm M brought over three cars flour, one time to .tdiliessing the Instituto Y." M \ \\`

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ta' ep t d the .ice in thi; the rn-eetini.: closed the followin re- “ ' f I/ - . --

press to Bwmmerslde yesterday morn mp . _ _ _ lf ~ / .- - .;_-__ » _ . m were _Rev W B Crowell Sum straits very heavy, it taking him solution was moved by A. J. McDon- ' \ fr/ \ ‘_ J _ / ' ____,

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'omery, agent at Al-berton, is to be Taylm- Monctfm gers. H y P C glmtih1rl]rfl’;s»ilic iiieeliiiiinndriolliiiiblil. Wm ‘I - _.-l- =` ' _ transferred to Georgetown. ___ 5-*"'1’~¥kéé` _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘

___ -The Newfoundland sealing' steamer FRH)AY_ J- 1;’ = ' '_ __ " "

ln uddit/loin' to the election case bc- I

ing tried at Souris, other cases toiW

follow are: The case against Jas. H. ll

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g3;!&l:?k6EB€'fi Bl'lgW1}n1féJfcal;€;1';1KMf::h :£8111 °,§,‘;\e¥°s ;1';m°'{_e;grb r€:§rn;:nslH. Beer reported the terms on which hmm ugh C0; for ,imesdh June lm er B cod supply short but have p1en_ Mr. 'Warburton would sell the lands The mae of James Kelnneffy Wed_mS‘_ ty of provmions aboard barring W required to the city for the purpose, day June 16th and the case acgainst UHCCU- They have 0110 hlllldred *md the price being $1400 net' A “mb”

Murdock Kennedy. Tuesday, June 22 fifty men on boarr. ‘favor of accepting this pmpscpsalcélig 1 d dl ss d I tl .1 l l ' '

(|_ -- : _ ion an a ire ma. e y ie resiien gh ‘

n There are several schooncrs at Pre- 21"* S“PP$`l5 Of Ssfiilhlrlslllilllf-Z the Park- of Moreil to Stephen Ars-enault,whicl? Moses efrresme.E9'.:h of her father H' 5

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Them was 8 good attendance M sivllnggntopodn-faxigizablzcll vii-ndjs Bid-il the Pr. an adjourned meeting of tlleméillli- Mr. Arse-nault althou 'h taken byl p me 8 tml 0 cmck tm” - Ui the w°°k for Saturda

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the city .market yesterday, pork

eight to eight and seven eighth cents, °

mt t 1, _ 1 t I i ht r Dal-Hy. Capt- More-n_wi1. leave here _ The funeral of the late Rev. Dr. C. flvftyecetbatsj bldckugatsorpgr epic, gf; S" 3Y<l'D'0Y. and Schf- M- 'l`h0fb1l~F11.,A. Campbell, which took place Tues-

to fifty two, butter per fb twenty- ,C two to twenty-three cents, eggs per doc. seventeen to eighteen cents, P straw pressed per ton six dollars and I straw loose per cwt. twenty-five to C

thirty cents. ,ir

»...It»will be interesting for Proyin- ‘gl

-cialists to know that Mrs. Roosevelt, it

wifc of the Ex-President of the Unit-

ed States, spent a summer in this ia province some years ago, at the t

Acadia Hotel. Tracaaie, with her ll parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cerew, Mrs. W Roosevelt was then Miss Carew _nndg a young laidy in her teens. Among '

her mother's warm friends was Mrs. “P

McIntyre, wife of Ex-Governor Mc- .E

Intyre, Sourls. When _Mrs. McIntyre W. h dmins the illness and Bmw the time asgwiafteq Thr, preacher yard

was in washington this winter, she “’

isited the White House, whilst Mrs. d

Roosevelt was slill there, and was by

most cordially greeted by that charm- Q

ing lady, who also remembered her gl, mother's friend by sending her 5 box

of flowers, before she left the capital. V.

taken from thc Dublin Telegram. The th

deceased was a nephew of Mrs. Mcln- F,

tyre, wife of ex-Governor McIntyre, 8

Souris:-We regret to announce the “

death of thc Rev. Joseph Berflholi; Hart, 0. C. C., which took place in-

the Preshytery of the Ca-rmelitc

._ ~ S _ th' - _l -Considerable changes in the own- (hurch, Whitefriar treet is moin “ship of residmrtial property has bar

ken past three weeks. Angus Bell has sdlvl| pecial interest has just been inadc his property in- Lot 14 and .moved to -that of Miss Dorildu. Gasto'n;,'uay Summerside; having purchased from and William A. Affleck, of Charlotte-

ing (March 23rd). The deceased, who was born in 1857, was a son of the late John Hart, of Messrs. Todd & Burns, and brother of Vincent Hart. who was connected with Clery & Lo. His brother was head of the Commer- cin-l Sodality attached to St. Fran- cie Xavier's Church, UPN? Gflfdinef Street, and lived to be ninety-six years of age. His mother nearly at- tained the same nge-she expired last July in her ninety-fifth year.

-The annual iiiecting of thc congre- ,le

gang; of Bti. .lohn’s C»hurch.i 3*- 1~licanor’s was hclil on Easter Mon- day, Rev, lc, M. Webster. presiding. 'ihc church wardens' accounts when as ll liabilities were paid showed it credit J I-nlnnce. The following wcrc elected \i-strymen for the ensuing yearl- Sydney Richardson, I-`rc<ierick Comp-

The Minto arrived he-re from Pic-`

cents, pork eight to eight amd* five- t .

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whkh was plentiful som at from are afraid to leave Port. As soon as cil.

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4181109 0" ("'0U'W"lt Sire” to Mrs- rcat favorite. A raduate of the oss has

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.ixiriclmg k G'-ms Agmn mhmnbapr player of thart most subtle instru- niso about completed for the purch- _ ' b l‘t. M Mm

B C M,-“_ A,.r,uck|e_ of worthy cnuscs has been greatly np-

_ tr a report in regard to the proposed

’°“"’ A °““‘b“ °' the "ew "’““‘ perk in the east end oi the city. F.

/\ nwvtlni: ei the city council was

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-Owing to the large iimount uf ice

' in the straits the Empress did not

leave Summcrsidc yesterday, but will likely leave early this morning if the

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ice conditions are anyways favorable

t0 easel' 5 93555339- mv ft) flicd in Montreal on Saturday

_ [Thu remains of Miss Muriel hlassyT'@Y@A@'“ YY;Y. ,' . , 00000

l ‘of citizens and Councillors ok ` - l as arrived' in smn.m'"5id° Vi" Chin" Important '

ond itions improvq the schooner | --

apt. Lord, will sail for _Picton for day. M Con-B.” Ban was “tended by 9-'l and l-‘him P30 '-0 victoria W maidlan immense concourse of people who ro-luve for Sydney- came irom for and near to pay their

last tribute of rwpect to the deceas-

-The residence of James Morrison,i¢<i_ The church Wag, crqwdeq while onway Station wus destroyed by Lire Solemn Hi h- Mass of R uiem

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e at nine o'clock Tuesday night. An lwas being celebrated. The' celebrant plosion of a lamp was the cause of lwas Rev. Terence Campbell with Rev. e fire which- spread so rapidly that J. C. McLean as deacon. HUd` R¢V» -7~ was beyond rgonbrol after the gr- J. 1\1cDOnald Slilrdeacofn. Rev. A; J. rm was given. About all the furni- ]McIntyre was Master of Ceremonies. e below stairs was carried out,but ,His Lordship the Bishop assisted in tle was saved from above. There the S*“1‘7t“°"Y *md MW’ Mass DN* as $500 m5um.ce_ nounced the last' absolutions in the

' church iind at the grave. A s/pecinl

___ sermon or the occasion was preached hlixseynlzxsdbligdssgeggbhlrlifuilhgalfIW RW- DY- F°1"Y» R°°”°_" °f St-

At the conclusion of thc prcsmtat- lottetown last evening and were tak-

wag reported in yesterdays issue ` l will tliketml “ ht place the funer-

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surprise suitably replied. Hc exprcs gt_er§?,?,,nn0§(?s St' John" bmnetely sed his thanks for their kindness and `

f. it f C (1 d l X. - - . _ bg; Zip;/rtefrgegforzutheilflinlidgsgre Wd ln the civic election field ii: Now-

MCMUMU. formerly of Alberton, was elected for a fifth time as im Alder- man.. Mr. McMurdo was it successful Clmdldate in a field of eight and pol- 1e<l_ a large vote, showing the puprr. |“¥'1l-Y l1l_ Which he is lielil. Maiyor Mlllvf his brother-in-law was again l'0~t-lected.

The Stanley arrived from I’i.",t<ui£

yesterday at ten fifteen bringing ninc-' lteen passengers, fifty-five bags of mail, a. carload of wagsons, a. i..r of box shooks, one hundred and ninety barrels of flour, one hundred and .eighty bugs of meal and one car of way freight. The Minto got into Pic- itou shortly after ten. At New Haven on March 24th, 1900,

| Most successful evangelistic sc'rvl- l(i`i1_;ma1;;, Iilighxixilslddhxlhlilynlhidzylleagf

cf;sAwor;zf l bald during the first weeks ing three daughters and two sons to §....-rx... ;:'..;,i: 3°:i.L'i ;‘.‘.’;.'.."~..*:l ;t‘:;i;;‘ °‘ f- ‘iid vi ente-en’ persons gave decisions for' 'li ide was an' upugiht Chnstuln Christ; The results were most en-'m-an' e In Plgh cbteemby ms

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' ,f-wtle. N. B.. on April 15th, 1.. ii ‘ ' `

l"lL.H I`1N(.r JOE MA lt"f`l.\¥

l-‘cw Canadian ll'*'*l1° me-U h"""° had

n more vnricil |;Xl1CN\fllC0 than Josef# liiiirtiu. who once taught a SChD0l ll ()iit;..:'ii» und later mingled in the po liiicnl affairs of that l-’i~ovince, aftc. that niruie himself thc contre of ii po .=v~_;i storm in Manitoba und nglill

' British columbia. held i><»rtl<>li<-= at various times in the Government: of both the latter Pro\'iiiccs, and sal for n time in the I-louse of Common: t Ottawa. Mr. Martin is new ivrwerirliz th-

_ L R_ at Moran' E_ J_ Mc-ra.g,,e|[Mary's Cathedral, Hallfc-X. with couragiug and the attendances were- .. h d ' ` __ way to election to the Imperial h-o has been acting agent at Tig-'whom deceased had been f0l` S0706 large. notwithstanding' the _bad roads. ffapgjlst 8053551? ofwrtgf vtjixli, ouse of Commons, as a Liberal and 9 _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ -_ ‘ _ _ > _ .. _ _ . .

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h of his father, was waited u'ponl“ most feeling “ibut” to the dapm-.t was held' and “me persons "Um Lap" tl - ' f ' ' ‘ onsistcnt. I-lc is a most energetic

B' number of the merchants and Zglfliifiltfflflcbeflirrltlliiginguzldbtl hvilydk’ lll:Il‘3e'ardm€l(i1 ill'/imth fdprt] Dlfurrltrw tHan€§r My came to YLTS O Nspomlblmyl and persistent sort of man possessed

tizlmfl Of Tlf,'ll‘lSlJ 011 '1`ll9S<l‘HY Well' ' ' . h 30"” e 8 0 is C “rc 8- e Th, ‘ ‘ 1 '- - _ f undou‘ ted talents and if fortunati g lest and"Dresent==<1 with an ad- '“‘"1°"s d°‘°“°° °5 the d°9"“‘” °fI’--f‘-el' Place- opcrgilggviligrtargélilgtygoéf1Elt§_C0f enough th secure his election he win

ess accompanied by A smmble Bow the Cartholic religion. His- bla.rneless_ _...___ _ 1-, . .'01 A d I _ 1 t. . ir as a slight token of epprenia-.”.“" M ”°“""’d 0-*~ WHS -1*" 1*-=fP1fa‘l Cheri... wood of nigh.. Nei.. wh<.»P“”°° Edward 1518?* “F” ““'°'“”‘l’*‘”t " he” mm m an emma lc my In

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ __ - tr, make H begm,-,mg b .1 .. he Mother Parliament of the Empire.

_ ation for his painstaking and obligiogl;::glat€i0;'ll F;dh‘;°;“9d;§g;9dtg;0lg-ggrég!lB.;`l:;eir;_aviti1tii;‘g's tlliliis i;¥l1ci)ri;<i:>Ii:1e ini ay_ Uirriilnr letters abeihl; SES: he Irish members will have to look

_ _ . » » _ h. ii . . _ _ , . -~-Thi’ ‘°"”"i“g °b““‘"” “°t‘°" ‘S ll-garish?-cg:.[` hutrrilfrydlireglviri-fl'*=h1fv°"°ffY‘~fl-Hf*Svffvf=d”>F\‘li1-rlrsiumnviri 1?if*6oe;’\W15’€i6rt-£hi%rr()6~llT°“‘jf{¥""“"i"'€mW°“’ Hskml-"WWF" t0""’"°'h"**"‘““"’“’ ‘h°"““f"" as "emo"

dyon to which Mr. Mc'I‘ague made suitable reply. All present expnes-I l regret at Mr. McTague's depart- e from Tignish.

Charlottetown Business College :--

place in Summerside during the "All Ullgflgemt’-'llf» 8lll10\1¥l°€mel1f- Of

C- GFUUD. U19 l`6Sid0l\00 U0 Killl; town, P. E. I. Miss Gastonguay is f0l°m€l`lY Occupied by J- B- Hill' one of our most charming girls, and

ns. F. W. Williams has sold- his res- ln musical cl,-des’ esp¢cia1qy_ is n

ph Schurman, Sherbrooke, and icademy of ML (_gt_ vinm.mg_ and Pufchlifled hom’ _EdW“"”d` (""“l"yi since her graduation, in charge of its

" lausrs “ne fesldenca 0" Plea* department of music, her gifts and if St' Thom'-‘B “’“"“th"“' ha" p“T`| ccomplishmi-nts have reflected honor Mm from 'I' M°M""l,°' the reel' upon her Alina: Mater. Among our

nce on the corner of Convent: and mn _

amateurs indeed w» have no

trects at resent occii lcd' ‘ ‘I ‘ ' °'

“r Oc 1 g B 8 ment the violin whose mastery of

I t 1 if is more n so u e orcovcr, i-is

eng; `]B,.:hal,:itann ,_,§,m,.,:151;,20 `-0,1: Gastongunys invarmhle williuifni-ss tm, HL M'[,,-cmym ,-,ccu.pi,,d. by to lend her musical gifts to the hid

prtciatied. As stated the announce-l ment of her engagement is of unusuul '

ion, Albert Tauton, William Andrew, }-l'race Andrew, Bon). Mills, Henry

Compton and R. l¢._Hunt. Wardens-

intercst ht-rc. Mr. Affleck is ‘folic I.(‘..R cnipl-oy_in this city, and is popular with his many acquaintances."

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_ tinct loss. . . subscribe for'. stock in the co. Th Of 513151155035- _

e presentat 011 mails hy' A» J- MC | ,f;‘;;“f;{'v0f°;’e'M’;”‘ff,;'o cnpitiii stock of this company is Wifi Despite his erratic .ind in some rr-

The Ham” Mail contains me _,UL a great many i,,,pm,,em€,,t5, and 000 in shores of $5.00 each. Suuscrib- ipecgi ciit;em\ely(_ ragtciili vyiitegvs. ,glri lowlng paragraph of inter-egg gl, many says that no other city of its sizc eff- “"3 asked to ’°"“f~ at Once l-0 "F n "’ 0 ° C __" " 0( hem The young man referred to is has made Such marked Htridos as the '1‘heo_ Hogg, 1)ep,,r¢m,;,n¢ of Am»i¢,,1_ measure of sincciity, and ii ,,ift of B 50,, of Alexandm- Affleck of Sgurle. Garden of the Gulf, and hc has visit-IUIFC. Cllafl-0l1t€t0\VU. 50 per cent of leadership Ulm' “Pl’°“1S p°“""f*’i1Y to town and H popular graduate of the ed rr great many Carrurlian ¢m,gS_ Mr,,the amount of the shiircs subscribed. Ceftliill 'lf th” P"l’"l“" °l°““‘-“fs 1"

wood rg rr farmer- on u rrrrge scale, This amount will be required to pur- “HY COUNTY WUEF0 llc mill! Clll-\ll»`0 lv and is most prosllernus. He will vis-` hllsc P¥l°k8f.1\`.-9 and “Ulm” S\lPlJll€S- he' H” wcm "0 Enfimnd for " r""t- it in Bm-iton, Michigan and (_`»h'icag‘0,l'I‘h(rc is cv(-_ry iniiiciition that this but Sllllllli’ Cfllllll “UC k00D Ullt lil l»l\0

ou route home. Mr. Wood spcuks inijoint stock company will' he a suc- thc highest terms of the warm re- cess and will help forward the fruit 0090011 h'iS h0me friends gave h-im, industry of Prince Edward Island. nllfl 8-lth0UKh llf' had l0l'fl‘0f-*fell ma-115'. The names of the provisional direc- they- had not lofi-rotten him. unfl all tors are, A. E. Dewar, charlotte- vied with one another in welcoming town, J_ A_ Amwm-_ Lower- MOM. him- Al-“UUE thi? Pl`UVl"Cif*liSt5 Wh” agus, John Ncwson (`.lmrlottctown l"3‘9id‘3 in ElFi'"» is MTH- S“’““‘01 Colm John A. Dewar, Now’I‘ei'th and Theo:

iIOTmntl0h regarding' this Cfimpiiny

Cm he Ol,tr,ir,e,1 from any of these oninl lnipcrii-ii-ist, llndical Free Trad-E

dir(-cfnrs and subscription forms can be obtained from Theo. Ross. Fruit growers should endeavour to innlfi-

WABKSH

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RHEUMATISM

free political fight that is |;oi.i,-5 on there. But hc will be tempted Lu so on and makc thc round of the Em- pire. Australia, New Zealand and outli Africa are yet to exploited. Mr. Martin is yet in the prime of

lifc, und if he wins his clcction in England now will have sut in more

if°"`m°TlY Of Alenmdm- ldorc Ross Charlottetown. Any in-l m@l`°“'- I’l"`lll*"l0"fS than “HY fmt'

man in the wide world. I-is is a Col-

er. l-‘rec School Advocate and a l’<|li-

liiicul Stormy l’t-trol and ii liedoubt» abli: Fighter all in unc. Joseph will

.-inipiiign hc will'c<u\iliict_ und muy

IN ENGLAND.

In the value 'ofqchecse export;-d+wa;V

early two million dollars in that l-ne und of butter nearly six mil- Ons. Mr. Rudrlick is of the orp- |l1lOf1._ however, that the prodrwtlon o' dairy products has not diminish- *-. but rather increased, the dimin- flled 031-\0'rt's being entirely account. d for by increased home consump- lo_n iliic to the growth in population, hich increased home consumption he stimntcs at $9,000,000. Mr. Ruddick estimates the pi-agent nnunl val-uc of milk and milk pro- Bicts in Canada as follows: reamtry butter and cheese $36,000,000 Dairy butter 221000900 oniicnscd milk 1_000_000 'Milk for home consumption 35,000,000

_ Total $94,000,000

Mr Ruddick in his evidence laid "ess Upon the importance of not hipping clicese to the British market until it wus well matured. He point. dout that in London the importers f (`.iinndin'n cheese had strongly cum.. liiincff of the common practice- of Shipping cheese but a few days after it_wns made, which had done much to iniure the sale of Canadian cheese andl is reputation also, in the best mar. ct of the world. This bad prec, C0. he hoped, had this year been rently checked by rirculars sent out from his department

'rua s'i‘ii`A°NGi2:`.~i1'rLi`AWoN ’

_ lN TURKEY.

W_hen the Young Turks effected _UNIT Hrrnt and bloodless revolution lll -lilly '\St. there were those that

1101360 lf- Illiuht be the licginniirg, of a tlior- ugh :ind lasting otorm, gurl that Turkey might witness a -rw birth sonictliiuig like that experle' -~! by Jupnn in the last century. The Young Turks had been cruelly pcrsecu- teil;_ they hzul ilemonstrated signal ability in their preparation for the revolution; their brilliant success and the niodcratiofn they had displayed' in their hour of triumph gave hopeful indications for the future.

Some persons, will-iii-fclrmcd' as to

the churactiefristics of the Turkish

D1-rrplc, were, however fnr from being snaguinv.-_ Among them wsu-1 Sir Charles Elliuft, who less than a/ year ago had written as follows of the Young Turks party;

“This party had been :rt all timgg

iucffcctunl in both social and politi- cal rf-form. The Turk changes not;

this Qompany ns big n ,,_,,(._,-MS ng ulso do something to advertise Ca-rr-` ut his ideas and practice rcmialn the dui,-ying cnmpanius ,,rg,m;zc,] in A adn, \\'lit-tlicr he wins or loses in hi.; nme. He will not improve. . . glmilar- way have |,ccn_ prcscnf, fight. lla will irc :L whirlwinrl ,'I`llc‘r‘c huve been manlf Turkish COU*

his iicighbours, his frontiers change,

titiitions, luws and ordinances ela-

botli sstonish und instruct. Ure 1¢,.-nwiiorati-il by Mohamed ll, Suleiman ishcrs. and Abdul Hamid, but it is not ne-

--- " °'W|,mNE"S'D7`wY'.:'~--- cssary to examine them because

vgry bad gagg that was iiiavianoi-Mi~;N1‘ or 'run CA there is no growth in the 'ian-key

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William Andrew and Henry _C0ml>i0ll. Delegates to D. C. S.-Ma.l0Y -1001** i-nil Sydney Richardson; Delegates to D.-.S.-The Church Wardens; Substitu- trs-J. R. Forbes and. Herbert And- 'rr.ws, Halifax. During the Dalit YUM au excellent organ was purchased and paid for. Some other improvements to the church were also N0* vided for.

-The adjourned I-lastcr mcetlnfll of| L_ Mgryu; oorrgrcrdlon, Hummcrsidc. was held on Monday cvenlnlr lllFf» ‘lf- tht residence of H. c. Mun. llev- l‘~ M. Webster in the chair. After all ac: connts were paid, the chllrvh Wl'l`d°““ books showed rr, balance on the credit side. The following were elected ves- trymen for the ensuing year: H. b- Mills, H. J. Messy, W. B. Mills. R- L. Romcke, R. H. Wright. I-»~ A- Moore, Ernest Mills and A. C. Saun- drrs. H. C. Mills and H. J. Messy were re-elected Church Wardens. W. Il. Mills was re-elected Vestri' Ul°l'K~ Delegates 'tlo D. C. S.-H. C. Mills u=d F. B. Simmons; Substitutes-H. lil. Wright and A. C. Saunders; Dele- iat s to Synod-H. C. Mills and Ern- es. Mills; Substitutes-A. C. Saun- i‘<rs and R. L. Romckc. The ladies’ au.u'al Easter sale realized the net svm of $210. The new brick church to which considerable work has alreadi’ lcen done, will be completed durin8 the coming summer. A hearty vote of iliiinlis was passed to the -Rev. J. C. McLean, for the use of St.. Paul's Hell for the Easter sale. _

just the hai. that becomes you

best--and thc-re is only one style that will- -is sure to bc in thc stork of the store that sells hats Llius labelled:

WAIQEFIELD

\-/LT)'1<rFOT~i'\-/

London; made in a_i°actory that prides itself on its good name among good dressers. Finished like hats thai- 009'#

' twice the price.

"Twill pny you io find the

store that sells thi-se good huts. They cost less than you'd think.

A. A. ALLAN a c:o._

|.|m|¢»d. T°r°I¢°

Wholesale Dlslrfldsn lor Gaels 1

Comfortable

Collar all the Year Round-

A consid-erablc quantity of potato-

es are being shipped from Charlotte- |town for thc American market, Mc- Quillan & Co.. sending away fifteen. hundred bags recently to Boston. Ad- viccs from New York state that new ‘American potatoes are-beginning to crowd the old stock and the foreign importations. The result is a decline fin price which promises to move rs- pidly downward. The metropolis now lhas the first of the new Florida CPUP. |which- shows well for early digging, though a little green, and which is lmeeting ni good demand. Dealers were ‘paying $5 a barrel for the best of them, and the sales of uridergraide were made as low as three dollars. Prices cm other foreiign tubers have also suf!ered_a decline, English, Irish and Scotch potatoes in ba-gs of 168 ounds are selling from two dollars

WABASH "

POINTS 2). |NcH, BACK ix INCH. 2 for 25c.

mon |=nAE°snANo- "ALBANIA"-3 for 504:.

TOOKE BROS. LIMITED, MONTREAL MAKERS OF IMIRT8, COLLARS, TIES. VEBTO-

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|°i-.'htv mtv- 'Phd retail shops will -';`_I~`-'.§~`. s..mr..i.,.n.»...».n»r.. ,sell these today- at from. ninety cents ‘ ii ¢'<-» II' ill#-nl me one daiirr tm 9. bushel, and ir. “'¢'"°'=N °'""°°°-

cured by persevering with ___

an old remedy' 'Ulgllf ll.-r\’xirlitecil1cc0li[fm.;lll doc:

_-- Elluddick, Dairy and Cold Storage

"Were if. not thai. I had grcuf. puti- Commissioner, taken bcforc a coin-

cncc and- perseverance," writcs Mr_ mittee of Parliament. lt is some-

j Fritz Kclfcr, well known in lion- what f4\l¥`Dl"lSllll-Z *-0 10&I'n from this

don," I would still be rnckcd by SOUVCB that QUCUCC is fur in tho load chronic rhcumatism, which was my Of 811 the other Provinces in thu unhappy ‘lot for ih'rec years. number of cheese factories, cream-

"I didn‘t have acute rheumatic lov. cries and skiinniing stations taken to-

er as so many have-with me the l¥‘5U}°'l` hill/lfll-I 1\tOtl1l Uf 2-805 ,min and stifln,-,-55 mmm on gl-adn. against 1.284 in Ontario, 68 in New ally. When 1 kept quiet, as ol Sun. Brunswick, 57 in Manitoba, 53 in day_ 1 was fre., “om pain,__,,u¢_\,,-,_ lbcrta, 47 in l’i‘incc Edward Island,- ing ii working man I had to move ii- 17 in N0‘/'u S0050. ll' ill Ufllisll U01* bout and the pain was simply awful, Umlllfl find 7 ill SllSlHltCh0\\'B»'l1. though arg," an houris resting it Some interesting facts about con- would subdue enscd milk are given. Two kinds

ANDIMPORTERS 0F MEN'B | -i got the rdea into my head- that of this product ure put up in (Jun-l

FU'""°"""°5' 12 although the pain wan in my .join¢¢.r, ada, "sweetened" and "unswci-.tened."l

the rheumatic poison was in my,ln making the sweetened n.rti‘cle,400 blood. My druggist said "Ferro-lP0Ull‘|S Ui milk are l'°dUC°d_l»!_¢1£!D- zone" was a wonderful blood tonic l‘Bti0ll £0 100 POUUUB Bild 75 D01-lllf-ls and I began to use it. At rust it of sus-fr mi-led. mel-ins 175 rounds didnw, hal at rm only Chr", g wrrg of sweetened condensed milk The

tics. Nerve Pain and Blood Disorder worth daily. _ is quickly cured by Ferrozone. Sat- Attention has been fref,ucnf.ly cnll- ldlctfon guaranteed 50c per box d of late to the fallin off ln the

| . s i ' _ Z” small quantities at t-be rate of about r ~_r;‘;::;Y;1;:;':f;;L|$:‘,,- or ell bore! for $2-50, at all exports of Canadian cheese and not- mw flcller silty a bushel- firnli-rs. .uuy butter inn- uma. This -.i.-_¢.~¢......

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and forty cents to cwo ggllars and 1,335?

flft cents. Those from gium and ~

Geiymany run from ten to fifteen- cents `L D . S ' _ ‘less for thssame weight. Recent im- “nom” mnuhne hu 1"” a better appetite and more strength. ll5:'¢8¢U(lll¢‘l Colldvllfled milk is Blfllllili' l¥’.§’"i“..I.°““..l{Z.°.l‘...§“ ’2f'.§L“°Z“.?l‘.3. .‘.§f.” '-=°-P-==-°"""-=-='-'-f-°' 'ilfift "‘if2.f‘..,‘;.,..‘.§°°‘.l’Z.`..‘ .‘?{"£`..2 Ziff; °?$‘.._°""§.. l'$.3”.‘f§.f~."i5..‘L“’.?3."'°f’.$§ -M09; of the old potatoes now in th., ' °° _-~ " :working at the root of the disease. I Jndensed milk factories in Canada lshops are of the old Maine crop and U kept right on with Ferrozone and in Whlifh turned Out $269-000 worth. Now, Idealers are paying three dollars for ._ in three months was cured. There is no here are nine or ten factories and? .180 pounds. Those coming in stain-dard '. Silverware. Everywhere flllr more str;-|r,¢55_ no prrlu, rm() 1 ,rm as his year their production will bei lbagu are selling at from two dollars .__ hmaus brsndls fhe choice of Img,” as for-ty yn" 3,30," orth over ii. million dollars. Ono

,and seventy cents to two dollars and' .\ dlscrfmlnaflng people. i Every kind of Riieumatism. Scia- nctory at Ingersoll turns out $1,000 , Ill _

| The mnvomr-nf fo r-stnbliwh I'e11re~ sontaiiive institutions in Turkey has so far failed rather lainentabiy, b0- cmise thc Turkish people seem ~incsP- ahle of sell'-govcrninent. A fanatical clamor was raised against th-e reform party, and they were swept away. The Sultan was supreme argalv. W- cstahlished the old order of thi|:|S9 with Ahmed Tewflk Pasha, his for- mer Minister of Affairs, as Grand Vizler. Ho made himself busy- re- nppointing former officials and de- lightedly pardoning evcrvbody who had to do with thc- rr~nctL.mnrv re- voliitionr--But thc 'i'.»\i:1u " ' 'f-i l‘“V'l rallied their forrrs, e'\::`ro'_-n"-" Ci"- stantinoplc, and ai.-pur»~iiH: :.t..nil in chance tn regain power, this time io dcthronc thc cnwering Sultan.

But the reactionary__element is

stronger than the Sultan. The Mo- hammedan clergy are an army of themselves; they are opposed 69 all reform; their offices are hemdihry and they can on-ly be removed by the Sultan's order. Another religious stampede back to the old or-ddr 0! things may follow a second triumph of the Young Turks as it did the first. Turkey is incredibly back- ward. superstftions, fataiidtifc and fnnaticsl. Witness the recurring st- rccities and massacres. Witness thc fact that among the forty-ode! millio-in of people fn the Turkish Um- pire there are but 1,279 post offical.

and a change of Government cannot

"Turkey is unfit for selfgovermrmt,

hangs the character of her pooplo 11|

a day or a year, if indeed it can bo effected in si generation,

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