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THE LATEST NEWS 'TEST 0|' ALL

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Owfng to the demand for this line ofagoods we have, decided to hsnde them su you will now had the follow ing ssaor ent in half an one porin ‘packages si our store- _

The Demonstrstor

S ecially Prepared Frm C ocolstesdesAristocrat¢s. De Luxe Assortment.

Itali ri Chocolates

»The heteau

Nuts and Hard Centres. Nesseirose Chocolat

Cradle

Imperial Assortment. Maraschluo Cherries etc

We also make s specialty

of Molrs Choco'ates in bulk and packages---Other leadin makes always in stock

E A Foste

_ _Central Drugstore

_ _ Sunnyside

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mmm asian

Usd to Give Up Wo;-L

When thu heart begins to bug ing.

° lu-ly. Habitats. ooo ooois, sup,

M- *ll P‘ll\°lllI\¢e seems to almost

MP- lt vllllel vest- anxiety sndmlaxm.

Many people are kept in a state of

morbid fear death, become weak, worn

end zmstcraba, and are unétble tax;-and

.to ei or usiness uti this unnxfrlal addon of the hem uh

o all such auderers Milburn s Heart Ncl‘vsPillswi|lgive ro tend manent relief gg P mp pu'

Mr. Alfred Male Eloids, Ont.,

writlll-“v“l was troubled with in heart for two or three years I though pome- l-ll!l“ "Ulf L Wlwld ill! I Went to the doctor and he sald he could not do an

ing or me I had to give u wor- v wife gersuadcd me to try ilburn's

Heart an Nerve Pills The first box relic nie, so I kept on untill bad taken seven nes, and they cured me I would not be without them on any account, al they are Wmth their weight in gold. 1 advise m frunds and neighbours who are trou ed with heart or nerve trouble to try t em

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are

60 cents a box, 3 boxes for $1 '25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of rice by The T Milburn Co , Limited, ll`oronto Ont. -- __

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SPECIAL LOCAlS

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Ons hall esnt per word sash in.

arupuapu unnnquannnupansnupunuha

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Rstsa for locals in Charlott-

Don.’1:_ N_eglect__ ' '-“i"_'Your Wa‘tc

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ery and inus he cleaned and o occasionally.

out the very;-b-_st work-

All work folly guaranteed

personally attended to by _

F. S. MITCHELL

_ No. 168 Queen Street. ‘ ‘ ` ‘ Phono 397- R,

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town news column. two cents pc.

ssrtion in-this column. Cash musi

_ accompany ordsnblinimum cha

twenty-five cents.

word_,_nst, sash insertion.

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.1 »f _ _- v _ i'j»__< __l-‘or the Bride

;. No gift. isvniore acceptable thanbeantiful,dursblesilver-_ _ . ware. Remember that

” _ |811 loans nos.

“_ 'lf is the original “Rdgtli-" If li

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- e'¢';_-'ati T___ _-v.¢=s=>

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in quality. _ Sold by Lea - _- lnalefl'

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l U O C O U I O I O O

SMITH.-To Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Smith, Southport, on June 7th, n son. 4

-MA'I‘H_1ESON.-In Dawson, Yukon, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mathieson (nee Miss Dolina McD,onald), formerly of Charlotteton, a son.

CLLARK.-At Baltic, Lot 18, P.E.l.,. on June 5tb,_ Mary Sarah Clark, aged 69 years.

N ia mama nnsoun

From Y ste d M C5? hi", ' Evmmg G“'“dl°“ f°¥'m*llY ,Opened forty one years ago

Sggphen a4_ St' ‘mlm 5' CMM' st' 312:11- tihkgi Mikado and prominent of e

At F d i t _ 0 a ng part in the ceremonies gm- 2 N are lm F"d°n°l’°“ 6 Ban Julian now has a total of about i , ,_

B000 miles of railways, built at ___ __ _,__

rw . B s assay s on Vol-ll thirty ons. Bam Crawford naar

____ ti arlrtrgxieiu amass-sos thirty-

l‘ r thi t d

tgitodus Wagner lsr !‘-aging; 33' I

_ THB QBARLOTTUPOWN GUARDIAN llowtmo mn! GE

The first railway in Japan was

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t ur tovalii - Mt...-...~.¢s~¢e»iws»n-sal-of

$P thru aeitiuiosu: .ms susxis tau

K' fix’

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AMERICAN LEAGUE eos o abo’\;tle$200,000,000, or about ____ ____ _______ ______________________________________ __ ___ __~__,

$40,000 pe

M B0ston-.Boston 7 Cleveland 3. _ ,_ ,_

txt Waihihston-Washington 3, De ____ W h 0 I e 8 a I e EJ R e t a 1 I

I' 0. Af- New York-Chick 0 5 N N B AND MAINE LEAGUE '_' I-P =

York 1. g ew At St- Stephen-Calais 6 Bt John

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-- --fs-‘frfnutma--...O Sale of Sample Iron Beds

timore 2

aosaelelallloslets

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_Otto Knabe, the classy second ba

' man of the Philadelphia Nations

_ 'll lehr te today this being

~ ` A 1 ".§`x'lnr flats that Wears" ° D E A T H S ,, ‘Cds tcillent;-ninth birthday.

‘ d - , ' , l "Red" Doein, who is thirty-th

Made in thehmv est grs e __ d of lat and ,-mg, 5"; - s s s o a s o e v s e today, is only one among many

mond stars who have passed the th ty mark. Frank Chance is in hist ty-fourth year, Tinker will be tbir

At Chicago-Chicago 3 New York

At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 3 Phil

adelphln. 2

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Bt Louis-Boston 5 St. Louis

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From Yesterday; Evenmg Guardian At lhttshurg-Pittsburg 11, Brook-

(Sl>°Ci1\1 to The Guardian ) ‘YH 3

ST JOHN, N B June 10_At \ll/IERICAN LEAGUE

Toronto-Montreal 2, T0,-onto 1' At Philadelphia-St Louis 5 Phil twelve innlnss At noon-ister-first Hdelvllie 1 game, Buffalo 2 Rochester 2 Sec At New York-Chicago 1 New °"d- €°m0- Bullflllp 4 Rochester 2 York ( At Jersey City--rpygygqence 7. Jersey At Washington-Detroit 11, Waen CNY 0 At Newark-Newark 6, Bal- l“gt0n 0.

SAW POLAR SIAR

BASEBALL UG Ugg Dam;

The Abbi€B and the Vics met on (Continued fro i

th 1 _ _ _ ‘m lags one) ‘

_ 1»,f,k)?§fx“£]en‘};‘;m;’:&1 gg:-e tl/l;¢§;>:;f; lvtilessriac Lyons &1t.u.. and was bring, number of fans and rooters some- bei Ewiflil-il) lt islfodsildzrgd thai dll; thing to think- about in the baseball and hor cargo are a total loss The line. Both teams put up c. splendid vessel was partly covered by. ingup game- and when U19 l0“Tl1l\ iflllilllli ance, but the coal was not insured.

A Xgsixaclied the score was 4-1 for tho 'phat it is not thought “Kew that

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SM this D0'wt Oi the same Mr- Vic- fll1.Wl§e 05:;atlgnstixouillotbetdslcllle

h _ -Tha Guardian has an the _HOME w¢l11\;n<;<;rséh captain or Inn Abbas, ,.0-;,.,,,,,.,,_ u,.,,,g1,',,,,., ,B ,ying ,,, ,,,,,y

. .md gm” “wg md me SWEET b Bit me was D Byilli; Sf1C0I\d about seven to eight fatboms of wa-

--.---.-rns so- of -------- »---M--»» of 1--Mu ..r°-.nt “.1as.‘°f:;;‘.:‘>‘°.:;“d°f‘¢ H

ned :paper for Prince Edward Island. to ' 2nd_ base’ sua to refch tg; ‘gg nearly always rough _end__dangorous.

_ , -subscribers ans others sro osx <1 "ml °"“°“ S“““““= °“ the ‘°“= les A DANGER fro Navicmriou

l~liwecvery=;ftcltity for turning to mm” by Mon” Ord” 0,. by Re; breaking it above the ankle. `Sauu~» _ ' ' - - -

d lstersa Letter, 'rbeioumiisn is not ggfgngedtstgzgéllledhthe sage md ptr: Yesterday afternoon. tus Marino

an responsible for rem ttances forwarded 0 e- -B .an e Department sent out the tug Amherst

otherwuo than as abovm ME" cleats on his shoes sin»..ing into the (Capt william Batt) towmgthe me_

ground kept his leg firm- so that when boat in order to aa'ce,_.ta‘,n 'the p0si_

.The Glinrdian welcomas rename `l'urcell struck hi-m the i‘eg could notfion of the wreck and to make a news from persons throughout this gl‘° lm” °'“‘PP°d °ll- Me‘“°“1_‘“d,H°s\'¢h fur the bodies ol the men who Province. All such items should be YES §‘1§‘\‘;‘°;‘t"‘€h;l“g ‘£1 *£9 l;“°;1;‘x:;‘;¢,wsre drowniexd. 'Tha Amherst was en- mailed to “The Guardian News - ° - - ~ ‘ gaiged. fort is purpose on account; of

_ _ d first aid,'bandaging the leg with the Govan t 5;, t _tmigtg t _

t d to k Ie ahe Dept. " Charlottetown. irmnediately e _ _ _ menp _a ,p n _ be

Expert wa ch an C C P Y' `after'tbe events, etc., have trensplr-,lmnllhwfchlrets and éiulitiltl-L gf-“Yes-Ning at’~p'i-esont '__empldyet1‘_‘lbli light-

ed. lidldtf. “ac *"9 ll e Emu” 5 Wt an B °‘" ‘_ho\lse work. The Amherst went out

--- -»---- - ,W alter the 9'mb“la“C° Cilme ““‘l\to the scene of the wreck, which there

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5 _ 0 masts of the submerged Po sr Star

’ ' ° ’ ° ° ° ° ‘ ' sen-0. wnwh was then called ull Mr- stick about 15 root out of me water.

B I R T H 5 Jack Surf'-“ey usted us umpire and 'rho tue and tho lifeboat mano a com-

» MF- Fmllk M¢Cf1l`eY WHS Sludge 0! plete circle of the wreck, liut` discov-

0 s s 0 0 Y 0 0 l 0 ~ ‘ ~ @8898- __ __ ered no floating wreckage or any- ,From Yesterday s Evening Guardian. ------- tnlng of the bodies of the ¢ioooase.1_

ons'

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_ V _ ' -”'~ " “I .' ° :1 “l9ll°l‘3¢°lQ“°‘l‘Y_ 27`1l§lli`513=fiao The “"“5° "1 Q““'“y P,§>,°,_'}g{’,}{§ oral: .S.;‘;‘;”...°.::€r. ‘;;...“;. ..:

' " ' ` " " " ' _ ` _ ¢ a lb, and it is as pure, delicious,

9 - ' g » fresh, and free from adulterant as

A Clotlimg = Sale-f>1§l}_¢l.f Qw' ll Aswmsh 1; sayggpéi az.:_§“ii,.:.;::.;j,f.;.'§§.;'f,i;z§r;:.Y

_ _ ~_ _"`§_.‘_.*.:'_Z_ .- _ _» ing. cgu ary c a _ or c _,n

the Slttewdesf BafQ¢'" Unfefs A RH' 1.‘:.-.‘_§'..§*‘¥_~f:.’_‘?“;..;’.‘:;¥~..“;‘;§.“‘.‘-;;‘.f:.;‘.;

"` and ent Sts. MEtf.

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` ipplelidld values at the

former§`p`i€R!de.*2*=‘§-"{-ji"- `_ '

:man -'to become

fully acwainte '_fhef‘econoinY§ PF°' fit and!f_ tisfgetioiidzb seciired_by'buY' ing clot ‘ '=_ titstorfu. We'-“waiir YD

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::Old-style Scotch candy regularly .

se' once for either her removal or de- ls' struction, in order to avoid what Ol” seems to be the imminent risk of

me her. Ellie lies in the water with all ln' her sails set, though some of the rig-

ging hns been loosened by the notion

of wind and water.

It wns discovered that tne schooner is lying right in the harbour track, and therefore in a position whicli ren- ders a danger to navigation, espe- cially so- in cases of .strange vessels entering the harbour fit night. This necessitates steps -being taken at

some other vessel bein wrecked on

For Saturday only we are ofiering

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Any _.__-,mm_

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at the followingllow prices,

$2.50 for $2 00

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$5.75 for $5.00

at Very Low Prices

T o d ay s adv t

tells oi an unusual

bargain opportun ity in iron beds

lt's one that you should

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ithont

delay

Every bed vou purchase

‘ represents a clear, clean _

savingin dollars and cents

These Beds have been used on our show floor and are more or less marred

- by the enamel surface having become knocked and scratched, There is no damage, however

v. hich any smart housewife cannot remove in a few minutes with o can of white enamel.

We are replacing these beds with nu entire Set of new sninples and offer those on our floor

$6.75 for $5.40

Plain iron bed white enameled

colnploto with ciistors. Ncnt design.

2.15 for V _;_.g_l_\

'Plain white enameled iron bed, good strong make, complete with custors.

3-0_9 for 2-il!

Tivo neat styles fait this price~

botli lizwo brass mouutings.

3.25 for 260

Strong' brass mounted be¢1,‘_lic:ivy

and durable.

3.50 for 2.80

Ono of our lniggvst soiling styles.

Brass irioiiiitirigs,

4_oo for 5.2_9_

Strong iron bed with medallion

at head and foot.

Lge for 5.68

Neat" Styli' \\'i<l0 in-asa spinfllo

:md kliulis.

415 for 3.39

Brass rail lied low foot-vory

Very attractive style beds

\>rlLss spiiidlof-\ und knobs. Two

styles.

7.75 for 6.20

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Threc handsome styles nt this

price, All have continuous posts

and bras-is mountings.

9.90 for 7.90 ._.._-_--.-_-.._--

Yury handsome beds, two styles

uttrlitbim §tyle_ ' -extra lieuvy and strong. .

5.75 for 460

"This is ai. nice style well filled in between posts. Brass mountings.

I0 50 for 8.40 `

Continuous post beds \'<‘ ry st rung, Attmcuvo Etylo beds in two

Extra high head-two styles. designs at this price.

_ t l)on’l delay--Come today and secure a bargain -

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trade -'we‘r_é'£lf_eri_ug'13rleea that should bring it Lb'6`li6vEi"a fewgof the line; listed below Come in and look them

Over. seeilizis \1¢ll€v\“€_- __ __

" ` "l"liese`snit'sl are iiiadein fmcv and

_ plain tweeds and. worsteds. Coats three 'button style single breasted hangs neatli’ .end graceful-ly and _fit perfectly _around the necl:,"shotiiders and chest and were really"'wundetful values at the former prices- ` ~ » ~ ~ _ _ 6 fancy- Green- w0\'Sl€dS with l_°l“l* and-.black thread medium light Welsht $2o.oofor -'...~..._......... .-- $16-50

‘ `8 fancy. light Green worsteds white

- 1 z me fisoynrown check worsted swd

value at former price'-'$18.00 for. .$15.09

_ W ` ¢'» l 'S fancy light worstedsa neabpartern

l _` ty _-' _ot fawii with self thread stripe-an-extra .

_ ._;__§i§|~‘- - -~. 1- ff-_f?gegd`iralue at $zo.oo for. . . . ..gl6‘~5‘; _

\- ~ _~,>;_-- ; 4 _~__\\;T :_-.Y 4'. ‘J I - _ . - ._ .e(

7 fancy Grey check with wi e I

~ -and white-stripe $19.00 for.' ....51-5 50 _ _ p

, ,/ '- pg-__ \_\ \,_ gi,-

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if' pf.

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_ ' M ‘-Mil. /'

I- ll' 1 J ` ‘l .M .

~ _and'greenftirreadflsii-i§?1lpatte§*rr>5£‘5~0i _

for..-.`.." .- $16-5'"

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ll It is ex '

Pemd that th” Week” S“"°” orrlciins a1.i=;c'rnn_----At the rs

Bhck Fox C0" and the North TWO." ilar meetin of the Court La Jo

S“"°" F” 9°' Wm "““‘l '““°“"“ th" gficsmpmenagl. o. 0. F. No io, bei

40c a lb, for 28c. Such delicious con- fections were never before offered at

FOX RANCH.

ings.

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. . . "“:' ' ` a s s s o s 's` s‘ a s a s s s `s`s s s o a Ronald McDonald; Recording Flcrih

V “__” °" following oiiicers were elected for th

‘°‘°. ° ° ° ° ' ° ° ° ' ° ° ° ° ' ' °: ensuing year :-Chief Patriarch- Mr

SHIPPING NEWS ° John T. Martin, Senior Warden- Fwd Magee' who came (wer m t

Q6-I 1 MwthsEniwftf.

_ :fi _ __

Q- `-._t_~.1 _ such a price-nearly twenty different 5- “~ " _SHE GOT OUT|__.I.he ,Ong los

\ V / flavors are shown and each piece is watering can has been (Gund ,md peb

/ _ Pure' wh°1e“°m° and absolutely free formed good work on the streets yes-

_ ‘from all inferior ingredients. This ____ tammy keeping down me dmm J.

__ _ sale is for Saturday only. The Mac- THF FXPRFQS The ex was up ______

- i I i in [P ' W l . _Kimwn Drug Co" Comer Great Geo r'ved ln JACliai:iLott‘etown lpast night "FOUR LARGE SQHOONERSL

/,ff “J ill 'Will'/l _ ,1__._-W 'md Kent Sw' Mu alt 10 50 The large tern schooner Laura (‘-' 7- ,'{. `I ` l ,ld " ' ' ' with ri cargo of molasses and augri lil/ // 9" ll \ ' f' 4 ::B“ntal_n’ Ben & 0°" mr best coll" SCHOONEH Av`,H,),“_~ _ Thu 0m_ from Barhallucs for Messrs Nichol- 7;/ ll K mwwt pn________---ces' 9_23Mu- cers of the `\'ol.'tlini!-cl'l.iiul 'irort 5"" “ml Mcsservey arrived i“ Sum - 1 'I \-`-_“` H m@\‘5ide Yesterday 'Welling Und GOCKCG and Mrs. R. K. Shives, Camplielltuii,

that yesterday morning nn unknown schooner was se-en »-shore or. St. Peters Island har. No particulars

Mr* S' N' Dawaon' North Tryon' is _could be ascertained :is to her con-

/ _ completing n large and up-t0'd“t° wx dition. On return, owing to the \‘. " ‘fanch in the mar of his ‘arm b““d` darkness it -would not l-e seen ubuher

the stranded vessel hrid been cnt rd.

last night in their ball. Th

Theodore Sentner; High Priesb- Mr

= - M D. R. McLennan, Financial Serib

Entered, June 'Illlt.l=;hSchE;. Minnie Y-

Bil Cb p an. in 1 rcssswn.

slniine'r',ai>`lteou; soress, wbito,-i>io- PERSONALS

tou, Frank, Vanember, Pugwash C --

uth'“S I’ W J

eluted June c rs Rev Dr Heartz arrived in Char-

. _ . _h ~ I my ` -I 12' I I _ P .. 'A _ . _ Y I _ '

- r_'cgi9335%:,330?rk;in:;m9§l1§?nnéT;g§?g: lottetlowr-i last night from Amherst.

\‘“ _--_ ,W ` 0 __ - . ` ' " ' ' -' _ ~I?w`bou;- Maud Carter, Wsatherbie, -"-'

'?.l"..4,- 3.* _ -_ -_ _ _ _ _ . d b V _ _ --will li we have- not room to HSC". e ”°“.;'““;;;...§‘:;_“‘ ..'2..';‘:.";‘;°‘...?.i...:i::§;’,‘l°‘_.¥f;;“;:;;: `_.\\~\., __

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_-___ ,y_ .. .`_::_Gi.f_ _as ,___'},_ _J ,__ __

_L_ __-july worateds

`l "4 ' 0 'girly Grey v 'u“ '

8 only

__ __ _ _Sealy we-'.~_‘ ~ r`3.‘oo_for

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for 4 .4 li for_ v or _ ._

_r5.c_o for ‘

I3 50 for-

' »~ -mob for no co,

ira-

15.00 r 5. 50 r 5. 50 i 5.00 12.oo 10.50 9.00 7-75

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9 iiiliiilli Elliillllili

H; steamer Mae Queen arrived d--Summerside from Port Elgio

` ters and produce. The owner, M

_, s -7 ._ _ . _,__ ° Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lefurgy who

__ __ Y _D E_p,r5_H,_5,.s,~_- : have spent the past winter in V

_ :J r'.,,_.f_<‘.;___ ..=__.__.-. .__ L;_».._ -:ci .J conver B. C.,rsturned by the Em -

22:.. "§'tTfn_°‘} -ren - at :»‘~_if‘.-sr-~‘.» . . . . Pfwilsst avesirig to arena the sum-

A-ivrnua.-at Msynoia, Joss sri-_ "“°" “ "““““°"° °- - __ K 'mu-.=___in~.. _Jobs _.mx1ur."r-gui vs , _t[,./,_ ~ _._-,5

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at Holman's wharf. | In addition to the large number scbooners already in port the arriv

of this schooner makes no less than

_ _.1 1 _ e

1; -The following registered at the

Clifton House, Surnmetside, yester-

of a

four large tern schooners discharging

‘cargoes in Summerside at one time.

-STEAMER ARRIVED.- Th

on Tuesday with a cargo

2 lobster supplies for Messrs. Fre

McGee, Ltd. and leaves this rnorni

in n of

on return takin a full cargo of lobs-

steamer. left. by the Empress yestc

don.-J.

d Hill COND

Holt: La Y _ ',¢-- ' _ _ to attend the conference _ ___~ _

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log,-_div ~._‘¥ >‘_`1/i>\_~J_ _.1

° "'”"“i§';1`£'él’i< l5fiiiée'*""*iff6`s‘é‘ 1,1;-._.,;_§Q_‘_,fq_';<_f»°'.-‘

» 1-" °f*=_3%¢*9‘u5l@¢5l$Fd -_ -sumssnsmn v_1..s_ s..-'rbo _ 1'f‘--. 31"-f\'}l .-5rf”_.5f’ “Q-'-1_`{’;_',‘_.-'A' io.tv1thstlttld._tll¢_h& st joung ladies basebsii dub nom ann: ' _ Si _ ' ' _,_ _\,;-;'.>"

Wear; '_-jf!"-‘ .' ." _ _ rat: ractice last evening and fm' l ` \‘Y ' I `P -

'- ~ ~` __ _- ~‘ "ll"’_l"‘ I 'wthatrgfiljst attempt at the game some- " u _ -

l seed plays were made- ` so-nina. Q-.ss so-im

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e day morning on return to Port in __-_-.2

day: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashdown, .Torontoz W. S. Stewart, Charlotte-

',town; iur. and Mrs. J. Branford, nin-

berst, A. W. Campbell, St. John, E.

'. J. Bradhnm, W. J. Bradshaw, Toron- r to; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Racine,

Montreal; Rev. A. D. McIntosh, Sou-

- ris; Dr. Jenkins, Charlottetown; Mr.

N. B.-J.

-The following registered nt the

Queen Hotel, Summerside, yesterday: E. A. Mason, W-_ F. Jutrns, Mont- real; E. A. Bryenton, Henry Hurhes. Charlottetown; J. J. Hughes, Sham- rock: 'l`. E. Bradish, Parkersburg, N. Y.; M. U. Fraser, St. John; T. 0. Edgett_ I.. A. Auld, Charlottetown; il... C. Hhley, Windsor; Geo. K. Kings and C. F. Miller, Port Hill.--L

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