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CHARLOTTETOVVN, CANADA, MONDAY ]UNE S, 1914. ' l'IRs'r os' ALL" {°*§f5,}’{;§,,¥§,1»,,*_§,l°,}§‘§‘H{‘,§‘}’,}'A'{,%c§“°'

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SUFFRAGETTES ARE f

(_.

Usiiio Boiiiss

Have Organized Campalg

n of llrson and Destruc-

tion by Bombs. Historic Church Destroyed. Sylvia Pankhurst Borne on Invalid Chair Made Speech Threatening to Die of Starvation if not Allowed to interview Premier.

(Canadian Press.) she would lie on the steps of the

LONDON, June 5.- A campaign of Arson and nttempts at dcstructloniof

House of Commons without food or water until Premier Asq‘ult'h` consent-

propcrty by means of bomlbs has 'been<cd to receivo B deputation oi hor |01.

begun by Militant Suffragettes. Iirm'dSnl'».Church. a historic structure) near Derby, was 'burned to tho ground earlv this morning. During the day a bomb' was found at Dud- liope Castle, near 'D\urdee. Fortuna- tely liowever. the ,fuse of the bomb wus cxtlngiiislicd by the wind. ~ Hilvin Pankhurst, borne to it plat- form on fin invalid chair, made an- other appearance yesterday nt (ian- nlugtiin and repeated the threat that

lowers. _

While Suilrugettes are piirsuingitliis

campaign whcli in the opinion of "|055 DP‘5iD1c is bllbdefcrring tho at- tainment of th-eir wishes, the non Militant Section ‘s organized in car- rying on n coiisstitutioned. political progrennii; of peculiar annoyance and emitarasniznt to. the G-ovnrnment, spcnlllnz more freely to assist l:.uhor candidates: u-gui-nst the official l.il\':r- al Cnndidntct at hye elections, '

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ST. JOHN, June 6.-It is announc- cd that J. Stanley Wedlock, of Char- lottetown 'has already succeeded in selling $100,000 stock in the Canada Atlantic Fox and Fur Co. Ltd., or-

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' (Canadian Press.) MONTREAL, June 5'.- NJ further

dcvelopmr-nts in connection w th the

gunized here on- Thursday night with a million doll-ar capital. The Direc- tors are:-Sir Frederick W. Borden, of Canning, N. S., President, D. C. McKay, Halifax, First Vice-President F..J. Tabor, "Boston, Second Vice- President, J. Stanley Wedlock, Char- |ott.stewn,._~._».Bqex;stal'y Treasurer.

fi-fsastur to the Empress of Ireland have colin: to light in the past twenty four hours. The public have settled

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‘.i:.‘f..°‘.§i‘..‘i?"°i.‘.‘;.';i,....._ Tw° V@==°'S Drive" ASh°u=

'of North Cardigan, -has been appoint-i ' _ ed Wha-riinger at that place instead are Total wrecks Cargoes

°f R- J- f‘*'=°‘°~ '°”‘@“"°- Lost. Crows Reached Shore'

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(From Our Own Reporter)

O’l'l`AWA, June G.-The House of

Commons this morning took up the supplementary estirrutes and nine of the first items passed was $20,000. towards ilefrayiing the expenses of the Jubilee Anniversary of the Chiirlottc- town Confederatioin Convention of 186-l. 5

During tlu gal-e on Suturd-ay morn.

dug tho schooner James Ryan, 45 ~ftJns,, coal laden, was driven ashore ion the har off Poscivul River, which |lJWH into Egmont Bay. The schoon- iv: struc' nt 1! a. m. in u very heavy Era and very shortly altcrwiirds be- gun to lirenk up. T-he captain and :row of two men took to thc float and with lines attached lay to in the Joe of the vessel till day-break, then cast. oil und were driven ashore where

""""“""l- they all landcid safely.

l The schooner was owned by Mr`,

' William Afld€l‘S0ll, of Burnt Ch\|rc,h,

N. B., to which port sh-e wus hound from Picton with a, cnrgo of oooh,

She is 0, t0f.*al Wreck an-d her cargo is strewn along the shore. She was

,built in Port Medway, N.S., in 1882, and was forn erly owned by John A,

i Munn, of Murray River.

(From Our Own Reporter.) ; The nl G. s, Bi-ahh, which was hi

OTTAWA, Ont., June 6.-Proroga- Sumimorgydo was despatohed on Sag tion of llarliannent -is fix-ed for Thurs- nh.-1..y t., the scene of the W,-eck_ 0,, dav June 11th, arrival the schooner was a complete This date is of course subject to ~vr¢»r_k, her deck torn away .md hor

change asithe Senate may upset all kiickhnuscs broken up. calculations at the lust moment by During the same storm the 5eh00,,_ insisting cn debating the C_ R, er W. P. 0’Harai, \vit‘h_ a cargo of and -Farmer Bank Bill fcr a week. cool for Nc\vcastie, N. B., ran into However, this is|the present arfunge- the gill? #ll-1 EB0\lH1'inL1c and wos forc- ment, _ eil to run before the wind. Sho an-

it is expected that the puke of cuored on West Cape- When the

Connaught will return to Ottawa to Wind shifted on Friday nlnht she formally prorogue l‘\arli.a)ment.' lilllied hcl' unchors and made for There is considerable interest in the 3\1Yl`1fI`-Pmillf Wllvfe She P1I‘X'iv€<l ut 2> function ns this _is “Rely to ;,,, the n. 11.. Su-nd-iy with -hier s>r.u3‘i‘.er sails last' oliicial Purlianientnry ccremon- t‘>l`l\ into Slll‘0llS.

down to walt with patience the 0m_ iw atywhich he mu preside. | The fishi_ng schooner Blake was also

ciul investigation that will lic liegun

,caught oh Escumiluac vinci forced to

man iof"'the Comi:i_\~.ssion inquiry.

Thomas Nagle, Bt. John, B. M.| Though lndivndu-s,1s~ continue to dis- Bll-0k8dBl'. 'Y&l`lY1U\1f-l-\. F- P- M9-lm' cuss the divergent statements about lug, Wl'l1dS0I‘. N. 3-._ GBOYEB F- Url' the wreck marie hy Captain Kendall ing, Brookline, Mass., Thomas Croze, of the Empress and Captain Ame,-_ Liverpool, England, and J. W. 'Mc- son of the 5t0,.st.adt| Home of the KW. Hallfl-Hi Difectdfs- The mm' sympathy that was spent of Capt. fully hai D“l‘°l1B-Sed a “PPP 0! 155, Kendall at the outset is now divert-

l\0l‘CS in Pfllllifi Edwmd I51““'d “nd ed to Captain Anderson. The latter.

‘tile H001* °°“S sts °f may pairs °t has' many' supporters., There is no pure silver black foxes. The Dl`°m°' uhlic intirruation as to whether the

*"5 “fe *° WY “H ’““°h. °‘P°“‘f"~ investigation will he hem heirs or ,in bert lliuttort. ef the salvation Army llliliil S€Dl5811llJeI‘ lift. 191'"'~ ‘md 0 Quebec, hut, Ottawa despatclfes 'to in Edmonton, and -his wife, who was 5“Pl’lY the' much muy elluipped' The Montreal newspapers have meintioneill 180 rin Hfmv 0mC¢1'- MY- Mulltaft company guarantees a dividend of 10 Quebec as the scene of enquiry. It is wus A native of Bcdequev _,md was a per cent. for five Y€8-l'B- _ " .bouevcd th.. Empress of Ireland willl second cousin' of Will am and Harry

h i d lth C.P.R. Oflic 7 Muttart of Summorsiide. He was a-

SEVERE ELECTRIC SlT0'RM° age rrcrliiifulanofzmtih make any stat; bout 45 Yflurs of age. ‘Hind has resid-

ments to confirm this. Such B move ed in the west for some years. Be- would have the appiroml of tho pub- tween two and three Y¢Hl”S 1180 he lic which seems anxious that all the .was in Sun'-merside on a. ‘short visit

m.svsi.AND, June 5.- Northern iilii.. swept, by 3 severe electric and

mm “l‘°r’“‘ Tm’ people kmeu' bodies he recovered fron. the wrecked

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liiurd's Liuimenc Cures Dlvthorla.

coiioeiissn |ios_ - _

roo urs ron _

cussificiiiioii

hat the court which will investigate ha Empress disaster will open at uehec on Tuesday, June 16. This onrnouncenieut was made in ie House of Commons Friday morn- ing by Hon. J. D. fl-azen. Mr. Hazen - t the soma time gave a complete list of the menibers of the court as

Xiglciwlsz. Riiuzgi Morseyh c(lJi}1::r;u1.\Iu.

MA,” _ ' , RK rqpi nu er on e us ...T .‘.Y.f`..¥f“'?§.2.?.l.§“‘.§’..‘i,.L"_" "f.‘.’...... new of New B»»»=wi°k. -'u=e; U. Judson, Alexandra, Lot 49.' r er hm' _ __ zeiiz-5-cousins. ron sAi'.if“ci1D"PI\PsRs. PAR- ties requiring paper 'for bureaux, shelves, etc., should apply to The _Quordi-an Omen. 2694-5-soMtf. wiiN'rEn A1* oN`6ii:T"Bov Fon Gno- Wfy Store and to run errands. Nllflt be 5 hustler. Jenkins, The'Gro- ctr. ' 2826-6-Bllllil. A noon cook WANTED Fonjs summu- resort. ` Apply to Hubert

H- Nlucflnlluni, Brocklsy Beach. -

2_81'_§-6-BM-Bipd.

ron Quloi-:""s.u.n is snsnns Freeland stock at share..

Will likely ‘gayaround or

Apply to eieh,-P,

Ons cent per word each insertion is this column. Cash must accompany oder. Minimum charge twcut!-5" cents. __ ____ \vAN'rsn`”A*r"oNon ooirr Asn

Punt makers. Highest wages paid. M. Ross, Taylor.. 2675-5-29lVl3ipd.

Assessors, Capt, Dcme s, form ‘bor master of Montreal and now

Chief Wreck Commissioner éor th_o Dominion; Commander How , archi- geog of Newcastle.on`-’1‘yne, and E- W. Cabdme.ob the Royal Naval Re- serve. The British members of the Court, Lord Mersey, Prof. Walsh and Mr. Cdborne. are expected to sail

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rue reueensrunia

noe iiiooii.. src.

keeper, Best

Grafton vi rm, with soma local thunder-

-» ‘Yesterday was

9 a.

iiiiiviiiss iiisisiiii

It is now learned that there were

two Islanders among those who peri- shed in the disaster to the Empress

,. _ _ . _ ' ‘put b.cic`.:. Sh-e nxu'iv4»_l at Summer-

June 10th. with Lord Mersey. Ch1,i1r__ sine himni the sa-me time as the

» . O’I-Tarn, her foresail -Hind two jibs

torn aivav.

The schooner Florence E. with n

C~U'lZ0 Of fB.i1\v1y ties put into Suni- merside on Sunday, having lost tw.. ianehors ond ‘t\vo»,ji-bs. 'I-lyndman & Co., have received in. til'1‘»D»fi0n of the loss of 'the Freddie A. 1-_figgins which wus totally wreck-

vessel no natter at what cost. recollections of the unfortunate cou~ l It li; possllilc that divers will be ple, and will,hearti`iy symphatlze thi? SH-lv-0 yfur as tho James Ryan- omphiveu to oxtricato the fmorisoned -with the relatives -and friends who 1882- Sh" “Ya” ‘Il 78 tom l"*F1"i'f"`f bodies and that the ship uljulil he have so nnexpeetodliy been called up- %"‘lq“"X‘ built Ui KU““¢l>'llTll<. lV|0~- hihwh up after the huiiio.. in it _is on eo sunerithsrgisri Paul Mrs- Mint- ' ‘ '

lr unfit ;|\, tart were w o er o corn cross ng ""'_”°”"_""*- ) O (Frolm Our Own Reporter) the Atlantic to attend ri convention

OTTAWA, Juno 6.-It is expected of Army officials. --

Cll at “'ll.tl‘.l`f0I‘f|, on bhe Wggt goast of P. FJ. Island, sometimo on Friday last. The Freddie A. Higgins was owner! hy Capt. McL'eod of New London and was loaded with oats by Peter McNutt & Son, 'for Pt.. dn Ohana ond Filctoru and is .1 total loss, _The valuable cargo of oats however, |is being; landed anid will be sold as Der the Wreck Sale. Ad in another `co1umn. Fortunately the crew are all safe. i Curionsly this vessel was built in

of Irelnurl They were Ensign 'Hier-

Many old friends have the loin-dlicist

| ' BELFAST, June fl.-The Ulster

H Unionist Council 'decided yestcrilayto

make no move uizairist Home Rule for Ireland until the Home Rule Bill

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I i EMPHESS SUFFEHES

WASHINGTON, .Iune 5.- Informa-

tion reaching Washington into tn- ----

day that the American Schooner,

Sunshine, front Galveston, l-andedl (Canwdisn Press) oi-his and smmnhieen for the con- MONTREAL. June 5--A scuofol stltutlonalists at Tamplco wilt/h'oul’» oDD°l'*fll`l\l¢Y f0I‘ ’lVl»0Il‘f»l‘0al'to contri- intcrferonee on the port of the Unit- buts toward the relief of the Env

from England tomorrow 'end |10 }`0u¢h_ ed States or Huerta Govern-ments preds of Ireland victims wihl ‘oo af- here 5 week later. ` ,wus received in offlicial quarters here forded when subscription lists will be

without comment. The State and opened nclt M0'ndaY. .

N Dv t t d ln d t verify `;,;y,.,,p:,’;:? "talks ec e 0 .|M|ns.rd's Linlment Cures Colds, etc.

P.i.| iii,ii,ii,is ii-iiivii siuici

(From Our Own Reporter)

OTTAWA, Juno 6.-The successful cond-idatcs for the outside division of the Civil Service held ot Charlotte- town MBV 12th, were Percy James Lflndrisun. Eugene J. Wynne nhn John F. McLeod.

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In sixty-nine countries and col-

onies two liundrcd thousand soldiers

, is uiouiv Hoiiounsn

HON. ARTHUR MEIGHEN

Presented with a Gold Watch and Chain by i Fellow Conservatives. Mrs. Meighen also Remembered with Solid Silver Tea Service.

Complimentary Speech by Premier in Making Presentation. Modest Reply by Mr.Meighen.

(l°‘i‘oiu Our Uwn Reporter) necessary for the successful public

of the Salvation Army, speaking thirty-four different languages, last night p-aiuticipatcd in the Memorial Services which were conducted the world over in honor of those of the Empress de-ad who lielongcdi to that organization. It is estin.ise'ted thstl ups wards of 2,700,000 people gathered in all the citadels and' buildings of the Army to mourn for the one hun- dred and thirty-n'i~ne iofllccrs that went beneath the waves ten diays ago with the Empress of Ireland.

This is the very worst disaster

that has ev-er bcfallen the Salvlation Army. Seven Swe-"lis-h olllcers were lost a few years ago on their way to New York, and they went beneath the waves singing “Nearer My God to Thee." .-\t that tilme the Army wus profoundly :affected throughout the world, lint on this occasion there were 165 del-egates of whom only 27 were saved. Voiiiiivissioner Rees es- pecially was known wherever the Army is, and in Canada he had on BCli\f&l!\‘fHl1Ce beyond Army circles ss well.

Th L.0C‘?’ld:q2RVtI§"F"U \ M ‘nity homes; 50 hom-es for children The Mclili-nnon DNS C0~. CllB1`l°tt° hi

e service ie y e ‘iuro e- 1-f 1 ‘ t _, ply m“.n_ 13%.*

town Corlls in the citadel in Grout EEe£.E,.r,?49a';§e,dB0(;;S€ egg: Qgpmn S_ |.~__ Mcgregor, New (;.1B_s,gow_ ~i.. George Street won- strikingly inipi-es-_ and vljmnén and u'33§_237 mums; R, J. King, Sydney Mines. __ 'SWE *md “"‘“ attended "V °""' of me 147 hotels for workinf: people who Stephen \"“""B- N°\'*»`“_ 3Y‘l“°Y° ""` largest galheriingsd that have been cmmgt pay ,hu high prices for board Angus Maclllllivray, `.\ew Glasgow

‘man had been his. llis work in the

o'rTAwA, June ii.-Heh. mtinu House spoke for itself-

Meighcn, the brilliant young soliuitorl HG C|0H9<i' With ii graceful 'tribute General, was paid a unique tribute io MPS. Mcighcll. by the Coiiservutive party tonight, Mr. llleighen made a brief. m0d€Hf» when he was presented with a Und feeling F0l'1Y- H0 €Xl>l`6ll5¢d “P” gold watch und chain and Mrs. PTCCiHti0ll that MTB. M0li.Zll€H hull Meighen with a Solid Silver tea ser- been included in the presentation. He woe, . said that even the earuestness of the

The p|~,,S@oi,oti.,n who mode on be. Premier failed to convince him that half of the party in the room 16, by, he was entitled to any special re- Preniier Borden. The presentation, 0Dl_'lliU_0Tl»T110l`9 WHS “Owing ,ll mall which was not in honor of any aniii- B0 desired £15 the YGSDGCC Of l1lS_ fCl‘ versnry or any particular event, was 10W men lu-lil the BDPFOVP1 Of his OWU intended as ,L m,-,pk of esteem .md as onscience. The latter at least, he recognition of his services to the _ ad always enyoyed. He said any Dum-_y_ uccess he had in the House he 0w_eri

Premier Borden in mulcinn' the pres- ltothe men who had honored him ehtauon shin that the .iuty imposed with confidence- He hoped they would ,won him wus 3 very lmvpy one_ The be rewarded similarly. He accepted meniliers of the Goiernmeiit wished .lille gift ffflm the buttom °l his to be included in the feelings which heart. Not because liefelt himself had prompteil this presentation. Mr. hntitled to anY 5PeCiB1 TeCUg“\l-l0U» ivleiglien, he said, from the first duy ut as the much apprcCiui-cd cXllr€_§- he hzid' entered Parliament, had Bl0U Of C0“l'W9Y 9-nd l-£005 f5ll0WBh\D shown remarkable ability, d@v0fl"H 'mm the Party' . to duty, clear and lucid expression Mr. and Mrs. Meighen were given and lofty inenie, in met e\'ervtl1h1'g three lusty cheers-

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l>l'€Sf“t 'lil that bmi' mgf asked elsewhere; an i,,t¢m.,.t1f,nai Dan. Steefe Summerside.

each wore a white hand urolmll the arm, the 'oanner being alSo tl-ed with 3 white bo\v. Within, the ci-tsidel was effectively drapped in purple and white., The service was simple, and impressive in its simplicity: a (ew hymns of touching appropriateness, earnest prayer s-ubuissive to the

"Lord Thy l\"'il‘1 lie Done-” _

land when they were leaving the deck.

Mrs Ensign W-bite.. whose husband

is attending the COYUZITSH ln IIOTNIC-‘fl‘ which th-one lost on the Empress, wer; no their WHY to attend. °0l\d'“°t"ll the service and was the DrlnClPHl speaker. ldnsliizn White is due to ar- rive in l-England either today 01' to*

|D(`lT`I`()\\'.

linvoy Hfiinrchriizizls and Miss llur-

vi»_y also gave addresses. The forrrer, who was personally accquiiiiiticil with (lommissiioner Rees and Col. ll/lulrl» ment, mode touchin-g reference to them, testified to th-sir many esti- mul.lc qualities and the severe blow the Army’s work had suffered h\Y thvlr loss.

To get some idea of the extent of

the vast organization thot was of- feeted by the Memorial Services on Sand-ny nigiht the following figures are of interest as sh-owing statistics of the Army covering the whole world: 9,004 corps and outposts; 20,915 officers, cadets and employees; 24,570 local ollicers or preachers who work during the day and do special service at night; 23,131 lbanidsnien; 2,406 missionary ioiTcers; 459 day schools in heathen conrrtries; 8 hos- pitals and dlspensaries; 117 rescue homes for fallen women; '23 mater-

THE TIME TO

NOW IS

Uauflddates nov? 801

above;

children board in Will be the

s suhlvicnt you to many

this any candidate his or herself the winner

prhe ln, the next six Ollldlillbti gud lhnw

sre‘o'ut toxin do hot have

my vuu

subscrip-

store

the tiara to

the

dslyl , wui he

received sub-

mns atm _ ones ii. pisuui

_STORE UP YOUR VOTES

i°°°°"°=-°“"°°“°°‘°¢ 'Make Yourself the iflnner of the Grand Prize During Club Offer

'Sterling Hunter ...692,760 May 0. Murphy ` ......902,450

onmnownaowu. '

James Heron . ,$09,275 Bi-nu. J. -1.. osmiuun _ 1,z9s,1ss Peru-l Newsome ... .. ......50'(,il.5

' nw. o. neg., ._.i1a,s_is.'

.Hillary Meiuiiian... .......1so,1z5

,G mm ,Nason wihehmsr .._oos,szs,

Nellie Trainer ..... .396 D00

Y. . _ , ywaiten R. Power ._ .. .._,. £18,950

"“° °"“'°“\nh»igh which es,:iso.

“°"'f0oYii.i£\isn_<.T`|feT§s_1`oI)"`°

In token of the chiarncter of the d f k Q _h et 2559 ex-~ il. C. Hooper, Charlottetown. °°°asl°“ the Dmcers 'And' soldiers Urviiilinllls wzgtr the llogriil of penal in- 7;30 Pace " fi

¢ Ei

» .5

-stitutions ns they en-.erlled “Nl Te' I' N' Allen' "lace,Bay Unimed 2373 of mem; ,mg 3 “tai T.. R. Acker, Halifax.

of ooo soeiai inclinations ..itcigether. }5-mlgk »\;ll)<‘fTi-\i1;=’1ll{?;»ifax_

J. St<an\‘.ey Wed1ock_ Clvalrlol:tefinwi\._

_ The Mcl\"inn0n Drug Co., Chlzirlotte-' l town.

The McKli~n.non Drug Co., Chnrlotte<

li ‘

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B: $2; h.{-'.mM“.,§“;,gee;vaRg;f;ll°.`T _Nominations for the Provincial Ex- which, it~wi-ll he recalled, was played hibitiunustake races Sept. lzth to by the Band of the contingent that 19th have brian marie ny the follow went down with the Empress of Irleying named. he second payments will

be due on July 15th, when entries must be namedi

Two-Year-Old Trot.

A. ll. liilton. Kingston, .\`.H. Frank Bnuhlrllier, North Sydney. Stephen l’urvis, North Syflnesy. Peter Carroll, North Sydney. Fra-nk Iloutilliar, North Sydney- H, (‘, l,ydi'ar<l, Centreville.

I-I. (i`Neill, Fredericton.

Three-Your-flld Trot

| il, J, Morgan, Fredericton, T\‘.l'i.

lir, J, 'I‘. Jenliins, (`»hurloti.ct¢i\vii. , Frank lloutilier, lluliliix.

D,,n_ ]a'_ lfrggpr, New Gli-\l~li:‘ow.

Stephen Purvis. North Sydney.

Peter Carroll, Halifax.

\\'m_ Shernn, Frerlericton, N.ll.

Jas. Il. Wallace. Middleton.

2,40 Trot (Maritime Bred)

Dr. W. G, Church, Aylesford.

I.. B, Gould, Aylesford.

DL J, T_ _ycnking_ (‘hnrlottetown.

A.| S. Hewett, Charlottetowin.

`ll. H. Acorn, Souris'

Frank Boutil er., Halifax. The McKinnon llrug, Co., Chnrlotl-

tetown. _ R, J, King, Sydnee Mines.

llurshman and I-Iod\,',~-ion, llallful.

W. H. Hill, Sydney. An-pus Mncgilllvrny, .\'ew Glasgow.

,T J. G. Bruce; Westville. _ H. _ C. Lydinrd, Centreville.

Dan. Steele, Summerside.

Spurgeon Gammon. New Glasgow.

J, W, llurke, lllirldleton.

H. C, Hooper, Charlottetown.

2.40 Pace.

L. R. Acker, l-lailifnxm -

L. F. Acker_ Halifax.

'I Frank Boutllier, llnlifax. ‘ ', _, The M¢Kinnou Drug (‘o., Clisrbotte-l

l-hilt “WY 00\l`ld | BU@ERBIDl. town. `

whoa, Raymond, Fredericton. l 'rho-_ Rovmond, Fredericton. . E, W. llfcsurnle. Presque Isle, Me. E, W, ‘\feBurnie. Presn-ue Isle, Me.

ll-I. C. Hooper, Charlottetown.

l I., A, Simpson, An-herst.

Tfoht. Mcvey, Svdnev Mines.

2.30 '|‘rot. Jomf-1 f‘.ui-rev, Tlallfnx. _ hr, Wi G. Church, Avleaford. Dr, J, T, .Tonk ns, Charlottetown. H. .T. Norma, Fredericton. ` A. sqliewmt. Charlottetown.

H. H. Acorn. soiirlo. ‘ T.. R. Acker. Halifax.

Frank Boutlller, Halifax.

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Divine will, few warn: personal tri- ` tm.-n_

hates bo the mefmiories of some of fr-h,,S_ Raymond, Fredericton, .the departed, Hind some inspirlngnt- frh0E,_ Raymond, Fredericton, tsrances sounding the 'key-note, ____

Win. Shown. Fredericton.

‘ E. MoRurnie, Presour-, Tale, Me.

Fl. McBurni»e. Presfiue Isla, Me. T., Simpson, Amherst.

Do McVev. Bvdney Mines,

2.19 Trot

R. H. Gray. Thorhiirn, N. S.

F'rani’»:` lioutilier, Y-Ynlffax The MacKinnon Drug Co., Char- ottetown.

Thos. Raymond, Fredericton. Owen 'I'roi,nor. Charlottetown.

W. H. Musgrave, Halifax.

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R. J. King. Sydney Mines.

Tlios. Murphy. Halifax.

Chas. E. Smith, Halifax. Frank C. Reddlillf. Nort'hiByoney.- Stephen l"ur\'ls, North Sydney.

Wnw_ Sheran, Frerierictm..

£2. 19 Pace

P. Doherty, Sydney. i.. Ii. Acker, llalifnx.

Frank Boutllier. Hslilnx. The MacKinnon Drug (_1o.,_ Char- ottetown.

Thos. Raymond, Fredericton. Thus, Rgymoiiil, Frederlctfln.

Peter Carroll, Halifax.

Wm. Sheran, Fredericton.

E. W. l\lcBui-nic, Presque lsle, Me.

L. A. Simpson, Amherst.

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this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-dve cents. ‘

"Particular housekeepers use Pure

Gold Vanilla. 28111,

"DRINK OXOLA you will Eat bet- er, Sleep Better and Feel Batter.

800-6-liM2wks.

°°E. H. Dnvsr & Bon, builders, nd contractors. stimulus given.

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.T , Willis Murray, Westville, l

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°°WOMEN’S INSTI'l‘U'I'ES.- Meet-*

ings will be held in the interest of the Women's Institute work in the following places during the week cum nvenclng June limb: 19th, Kensing- ton; l6tli, Malpcque; 17th, Darnhy; 18th. French Rxver; 1'*th hong River.

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“I WISH TO have my 'friends know that I am in the Guardian volv- teit. and would solicit any subscrip- tions that the people in or out of Charlottetown would he willing to give to me to help me win: the GRAND raizn or, $soo.oo or other prim. 'masking everybody for all favors. I nm. Brent J. L. Gu-sham.

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