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Plclilts ' ?.F.i2°'¥..1 lea including. tliow chow, S0_'l¥_lIli§\;_ll_ and gerklm. fzo G?-rs

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the most mginlcio 1-tuck ln the pr-ovinnn,

Stock l»`w<l Guys preparations and keep a

Kt. St-I. _ » dwll.

BISCUITS FOR TEA

in the death of "Commodore" W ish l '

on. L. ll. Davies lu the representation

Crisp. delicate. golden crusta with

while, light. flaky ccntors-thoso are biscuits baked at onrlllnkory. How gpod they urn served .hush with t 0 other rln|i\tin<~\\'c cull supply. Only ith: por dui.. ar or House Rolls,

Groom of Tartar Biscuits.

Gon.nuiiBuns,at

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m. a Y the hcst quality, piisteurized or otherwise I pmt'

_ B B . should speak to thc deliveiy men of t-he

CUPSE Amin" Hopcton Pastcurlzed Milk 8: Cream Co. ' Bnkea Best Bread. or address P. 0. Box 613, Charlottetown. '

' - 1 Buttemiilk nlso supplied at lovlcst rices i "Always the best value in them

Elma _ ' 2,,§ ,_, " _» nirnni. xvngn. rnrnisning con.

to-io .nh-aa _..._ ,_,__ _ . . I '__ »'._', » ~ ~

In connection with the Pies

J. r.. png", .,m_.,,-,,,,,,,,,,,, u m;",_;:';“"-J: Q-m‘:“,1,_:_°:*"_“'*"“ ai: onn..nu..nncu..w.r_u.s ini.. nnni ll‘llrt=lllllol0i\|iaudsdionl. |_,,8_n,,w_H_ 3.°,|‘“,|,,k vm “dn” “U°lI°\I\l¢0lI'»|N=5ih»nd0th-lulytii iinn.u_i;n,.n,,|,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,, tiumeeungmininnwiii nnnnaernaby P°F`,I,‘°,,R“”“`" *ul ‘“"‘° “"‘¥‘° gndnnhuhumeln “nal Q 'mn nd me Rev w_ H' 0|-In eta at all stations forGeo

` seignwinii. A mam invnnn in on '°'"‘ °' °""'“““ ‘°“ “°"'°"’ °° "“'~Y

TimB.S.Invar-ness will makian ex- ddublm - °" flndbthgoodtoreturnuptoand on July eluuionfrom Sourln to Georgetown on Sth- From Georgetown delegntes wi Dominion Day. T“S- S.Caooinu sails from Montreal this proceed by boat (fare i0 cena). Fro Tns_ s_ Besumuche of the Saou. dlnztqshmuniung” ‘fine htharlounmwn Cardigan the only conveyance is by rnnu

- Lina leaves Montreal for Charlottetown- 0, in -2|' Fd M em “und” muh'

'1`“°°d°y. July 40:. _,,,,°,:-sf 1:.';,,,‘;',,,,,,,f-Ji ”,",‘;'_lS’°“°y,m;°'_§f" Ainnnmx ann. ma., night. “A uns Mcenniiett mtnrfinr inf uni- Nona sydney. sen ui.. nr ...pry .0 °“l°k '1`Hi>¢°J»i>»n" in wbluux me

fu “ter spandmg me winner wnh hu pak, B," &°°_ and story, ia the feature of the entertain- °°n' J' A' M°Ph°°';G°°'3°'°'"‘° l A Down has received word ot the loss gd to be given by um Pm” Mission -10111' Gnvraim. of the I. C- R-milwre °f the schooner Sum. 1'- Elms du vin in°:n':€i‘§::bht:ilih:nC:':ix::§ A.1um` department, has returned from avbiit. to N°l'\`l. which left here ten days ago with 3_\¢|,_ ,heixm °-,,|°,,k The npans' -- T: P.ir._innn.i._iinn-ann rn.nnn-ini. ‘nnn nninvbfd i. cn.-vnu, mo sn '- ’

-Y CU 1'! & |¢rl.alnments,always_iustructiveaudpleas-

Mms ELIZABETH MMTHKE 'ho has Measerry. She encounted heavy weather mg u,|°o|,,ed fmwud -

- to with interest-

ancoermfully completed acourse in Steno- .H me '”'Th° mm wa" Cam c°“”|"‘ this Wm °‘ I “H h '

V _ ce ot ers. The Jqas will

grapliy in the Union Uoinn\erclalCoilege, wm Ewa' he" Mcxny ul M this ony' l’° tha' ‘mm 'the Q“°°“ ‘l°“'“- !°“'°"~‘a'” has retumed to her home in Heathcrdulc. F3155 C°l|P1'0N IUIVGS 11°!! *Nl Oh I 'md “nay ‘vm |’° “ld d‘"l”K me ew"

business trip to Charlottetown. Frank mg- Ad“*l55i°“ 15 Wills. Cllildlfll 10

_ _ _ Till Church oi Englnnd convention wiiiridn nnrnnnnr cyniein Pi-inn nnfi vents-

*illlchslfiili the city on July in. .nd nuitnrn un. bnntnnn-Q in. P. E. innnti

` ' ` 5th. At this gathering the comer stone He will make an ctfortto have iv. large Iron' Bryce' T°“mt°' D°“’I”i°"

_, _ of S;_p,m|',, m.,,_Su,,d,,y School Wm be w ri _ h L ica tiles:-r vrill beone of thcspcakeis

llonal alldllattlo Medicines. We have ‘Md_ sy':,ni_'§ °';;l'_‘°“c;n‘i‘_: p‘;°;k'i‘g§_‘:'nx on tuberculosis at the meeting of thc' ln crrslot-lr will be round every medlein TB* S011 Ri=\lt° Cant A MCI/Hui arrived R°°°’d' l‘h“tk;ml1f.§llncil if lwmltam It is hoped

_ _ e - - ar. "tt t \lf`llSa'-

otreliabilily. Wa'havsnumei-onsreceipt.n YHWMRY l1\°l'l1illB fl'0m Port Daniel Agamu despnch says that Lem,_,e| ium wiilnlsolleifreselrlt. ;lr;:F:~ostl` "nd bwltg nf nfgpnw Mui 'ul b°g|-pw wlthn carizo of cedar posts iin_d shingles Inglish “youth hailing ‘mm Ki,,,_,§ton_ of Senator Frost of Sinith`a Falls, Out., ,z|v.~9 our url.-iq; on 51| v¢¢¢|-mu-y mnmm ontly live dnyis from leaving this port and P_ E_ In bu, fo,_mU|_,. of pNder;,.m,, is in Treasurer of the National Council will he §

lie nrc npenlu for the International “eA'-ll’“-11‘l“¢\l-~'ilJ- ,ani mlere chmiged wm,_s|c`u,,l’; ,, gm,,e_ lizreinpv iillur-ing tp: vt;onf;rencvi. Misil

.' I I lb, .t ' 'D003 l 3 *\9T‘B'\-\'1'¢ , C6- ii\nt

full assortm.-nt oi’ their products. Kindly StephiI,`,F(I_lA(;‘_ :ies-alll; l,...|.f¢.§;?,lil,I,]; yalbllt and\;e8il)~oiliad.llei‘l:lit\;:l? pergdhs, ng the NatlonalCouncilof theUn!i`t”.edStatc;), patronize ua when you want. any thing in “go-,_.|°ck_ |nm,,u0,, ,md ddeguws ,O was arrgswd at, SL Mmgamts Bay but a most 'charming southcrner, will bc a this line. The Two Macs. MncDonaid&: High Court Wm be am,Oin,kd_ Fun, wok the ,wht from Bedfoni fraternal delegate to thc meeting hcnc

l\lacKiniiou, Drngglr-ts, Cor.Gt Geo. and ,“_wnd,,n,_.c Nqm.5,ed_ Tu: onveue arrived early this m0m_ tipis woeIl;.MnrsidBan~et]tl \g'Iill he the guest.

_ Tm; Gcngml Assembly-'S Diplomas was ing with the following passengers: Geo. she Pmsiggns ofuihzl (fungi, Thompbolh

_ , _ _ - - an Council

_ awarded to Annie Dewar and \\ ui. P. H. “00l'*?. G- Gillis. MPH- G- MOON. 5111*- L ,md MRL ML.L,,,§;iu \»m,,.ou‘.er B C

McNeill in St. James Sunday School last M¢‘CN`d¢\l» MW- P“llllU°. MIS- M- S“lli"1\¥l. ' ' l '

‘ __ _ ~ - _ Sunday forhnv-Ing recilpd ._-org;-guy the J. Campbell, Mrs. Bowman, F. L. Bow- T\\‘o narrow escapes from drowning

whole ofthe shorter Catecliisni. mlm. M155 BOWIDBH. MISS L- Dempsey. unreported from King`s County. While

'Mm J Dempsey Miss B Suiallwood, beating in from tlieirlobster traps on Fi'

rs. day ereniugaboat belonglu to M rd '

9 . W I0 Stcwnrt-, Mrs. F. lil. Mackey. Sarah M 8 u DL

pins for so nniny years the colleague of Tn.-Ish, Misflrving. Miss ML-Leun-

CANADA has Iwi H picturesque lime Elin iiinnnn ii, 'Mm F. snniiy, M

who were in Parliarucnt nt- the mine tluie, of his trip he Wm lake in_ me €°'Pm"`ll( were reiil scailoxrs, und their aniimil mcm_` Fxemlse? at Hnnard Lmvcrsn. spcccln-s upon the gi'ic\'1inccs of “thc of “meh he is nn almunfm Em-bf. H ll, I.. __ _ l I _H , " _ _ Juneheforwarded to De\\olfe & his . sam mn _reioi-nt n li tic moi of booksellers “Boston n ,urge Urdu for Saturday afternoon Peter Fougere and MPI f0Lli\"<l \'f"lY til'-'-T0N“i0 I\C“'S- books for `,he Indiés. College uhm" Reginald Batcheldor while beating in from

and he will himself probably add otliers their tm” hfm the" "‘°°l'""m* °a°B°°gh`

Cm e,, ,,, du, e ,,,-1,, ,, , wnwilstdnring his nbsnnee -snfki-lin ‘°“ 'S'“““ "‘ th* ““‘° '“"““°'- 511°

-- xsvo r iorcrcmo _ ' '

ty until rescued by Charles Delorey. The

EWEST SKIRTS

_ _ Swell New Styles Arrived Yesterday.

-_ ., Q' - f BEFORE spending your money consider the ad- ~ _ '_ vantage in seeing your skirt in the finished

' .- ln’ 3 state before deciding. You save all the bother of

» - ' going to dress makers, -fitting, altering, t_here's no _ ’ ' _ ; disappointments-What a saving in time and

' trouble?

` ' These skirts show`_superior workmanship-

, ‘ ' every detail is correct--Thcre's nothing. neglected

`_- ‘-- ` ‘ F or overlooked--nothing faulty. Ther:-'s a style,

_ I f"`-~ ' _ ' 'v “set” and “hang” to them that only expert tailoring

` `\ ' can produce. Misses' skirts too just as nicely made '- ° sau

- 'A are coming in for a large share of popularity.

r) ///on-a._ / _

I _C|.“h_s|¢|;»¢,g, stylishly made of natural linen ’ ' °'l{‘.‘I° °’“§“ °' ‘°°1".§’é‘.{“‘$Z.'..f‘.°‘I»'§."..§.i,’.’.§‘T

w ,eac seam p a . -

mt, splendid for .nn.n..r.n-¢_arn._:i.`¢. ...£1.10 :g1esczt».;2»e<>tfrExofévggtrggfungiilear ' 'lime' etc" " with patent extension back a splendid

value. Only...._. ...$;,oo

Newest skirt of fine inohairlustre. bright

silky finish in black or navy with pretty pin stripe eflect, very prettlly made,

- k li l t ki ts-ii very durable and mdftilffctbvryo fhbrlc- lainly but D¢l¥lY

. Another pretty _skirt of navy Slcilliai:'-

made-planted knee dx;Pth» "'mm°d mth

' ll d all , box lalled, pllits

cluaterl Of Bliill <0‘/“ed b“n°”°` ' " ` ' ' “'75 dE§£:s<l,u§;:i glielnéyh very ldtylish effect,

` seven korea with patent extension back $5.80 ` f t 1 d .kirun

'Asgxnglgiillinfmzu”l:el>f=tgemiK*“f°°

gf grey, bronze linen. ”°VY md liite, brown and white. “lyme 3"°°"'

A seven gore skirt of fine quality hlcck

broadcloth-.angle tabs and buttons make n nent trimming effect-groitipls 1;: plaitiuz

_ ' l f lin an a is appear- di 't $3 98’ $455' $540’ $585' $€?;7oo un§:f.xlnlp.?..‘.1 . . . . . ;5 50

au. -

_ . ' ' l' ll l lied, h daomely made ani A" °"‘:"* °1a'°':.“.;°'f;‘.:r:;;:’£2.i:‘;L°:::i‘l::i.:.1:":;..:.’;:°.;f.n .ii 6 -_ - umm w ° _ '_ - - - -~ - 8-is

heck ~ ' ' '

‘ MISSES’ ‘ SKIRTS. _ -

Another very styliah

tlaredseven gore miaaea'

skirt in a green and grey

~ New ltflel in Misses’ Misses’ Skit* °f “WY .

lm lengths frcm 32

:IT 36°lllC)\» !° it misg'

from ra to 1_6 years. I

ndaome. stylish tweed s,itc},,d_ lap seams. neat mixture, also in red and

Mmm 'fsffn gli' gr., mixture, tmnniing lit 1' ` ~ in ti - - NNI. lllmmbfnid 'Lghf md "nm" e an ' ofnanowbraldtomatch, A =|‘:§;§|l:':h'd atitcliing vgfy durablf. Oilly $1 25 lelf fa_cl'\l-hilld *Imi- " I.”-,"1 bg, ;3.oo very carefully nude ¢3.9s

if »_.

" Frieze of good quality,

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NK C S' If

to e‘par\vhi‘hrealed l

The “Coinmodore" and old Captain Perry, Bmw" and “cm"'y‘ and hl the course L m D seven

_ feet above water, _until rescued by men i y n dory who came out from Mnnuel‘s an

k ing all sail at the time she was upset. On

went down in sboal water, leaving six feetof the spar projecting above the surface. It was hlowlngagale from t.-hc north-west. The men held on bo the spar

men were employees of J. W. McPhee‘s i‘uci.ory, Boughtcir island: ‘ ‘ ' ' ` ' ` " ‘ '

A wssx from tomorrow two Methodist

clergmen will say Iiirewell to their St. John congregations, and one of them will prcncli his lust sermon as un active minis- tnr. Dr. Wilson will retire from Zion pulpit and from the ministry on Sunday week, and Rev. G. M. Young of Fnirville will say good-by previous to his departure tor St. Stephen. There will be _ other changes in the Methodist. churches, Dr. Sprague of Queen square and Rev. G. M Campbell of Centenary exchanging places. But Dr. Sprague said fare well someweeks ago and has been resting for u t-line, Rev. Mr. Comben taking the services in Queen Sqiiare. Rev. Mr. Campbell is cutting short his pustornte by one week, for to- iuon‘0w evening he will preach his Inst. sermon as pastor of Centenary. Rev. Mr. Cnniphe'l will leave on Monday night for Newfoundland, where he will remain for thrce weeks in the interests of the Canad- ian Bible Society. --St. John Sun 24th.

Tm-1 funeral of the late Charles Stewart,

Mt. Albion took place Sunday to Birch Hill Cemetery rind was very largely ut- tcndcfi, nearly one hundred cnrrlngcn bc- inir in the proeession.Tl|eservlccs wcrc con- ducted by Rev. \V. B. Thomas und the pallbenrcrs were Mlchncl lilcGulrk, \\’ni Smnllwood, Chas. Kelly, Robert Jones, Sumucl Noy, Charles Mycns. The de~ cased who was Til yours of iige.nnd_hnii been ill from paralysis for some months was onc~of the most. highly respected- `i-esldcnis of thc section. A sonowing widow, four sons and eight daughters are

AyPollq9!l¢yuta|dqJauoaH» , dluakaad dialiriarly ha¢lhh` bai|Iin':l l’Il‘Mtod aeheiid not appear. Arch.

lulleu Browse Block-lf.`iiildottetoivii.W"

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~ -'-W»l¢°P=n.G~°mwvnp..u on unwuwnminazonnpnnnauf Luna ann... inn.. "£4, §°k.r,.l.n.,°°°"°

lllllliald Win. Percy inrkeeplngvda-

nu rni»un._u.nz Frank Luimnnn '°||` UDV! Montreal garner will oom-

the

lint. P80' 4th

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c- ‘King was upset- by a squail and sunk.

Fortunately the boat. was close in io

. - ' Launching bar u fl tl e ts l

., of Quecifs County, Prince Edward Island. DK R’ L' Ammbnld len' rweuuy mr on gh g n \ wanna C um

,e n

I McPhee's factories. The boat was carry-

yard wide, 18:: a yard.

flowered effects.

30 inches wide_ 2Sc ii yard.

0rgandies_ worn as much as ever, 27c, 3zc and 38c ii yd. English Galateas. NEVER decline in favor' and useful-

ness. We have them in navy blue, butcher blue and red.

ln stripe and cuain, '27 inches wide. i6c a yard. Heavier _

quality, wider stripe, i9l', zoc and 2ic a yard_

Standard Ducks, the WEARl_NG QUALITIES of which

everybody knows, are shown in fancy stripes. spots and '

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TEMPTING STYLES IN Niswizsr WASH

GOODS.

Unquestionably the largest stock shown in the Province.

THE time to buy wash goods is, right now. Summer is coming- -really it is, and the hot

days are not going to give you much notice. Early buyers find better amurtments

than will be possible in a short time and then you`re thoroughly ready when the really ‘ hot days do come. Hundreds of pretty styles, whatever your fancy dictates. you will easily End with us.

We are always very much pleased to send samples to anyone living outside the City. °

Now we will quote you some PRICES and DESCRIPTIONS, which will give you

some idea of what is here. ‘

Dainty lace striped musllns in shades of fawu and blue, blue and pink, nile green.

fawn, pink and in linen shades. Thirty inches wide, loc n yard.

Printed muslins in blue, pink, green and grey, 26 inches wide. loc a yard.

Pretty zephvr ginghams in pink and white, Exquisite printed niuslins. in pink,greeu,

navy and white. green with lace stripe effect, pale blue, with wreaths of rosehuds mon'

_ _ _ ‘"5

27 inches wide, izc a yard. in stripe effect, 30 inches wide, 16:: a yard.

Soft, clinging voiles. always favorites, are shown in blue, grey and nlle green grounds

with self checks. These are extremely pretty. are 27 inches wide, :ic a yard.

A dainty, lace striped musliu in navy, white and pale hlue has clover leaves scattered

over the ground work. 'l`be design is odd and very effective. The width is 27 inches, price 27c. -

_ Printed Tape Organdiei. These are The same goods in pink and green, with

simply exquisite. The shades are green. pale I §)°;;t;u;I‘:reat}£s'd Same,w'dth and Price If

aure a thrown the shuttle and

-hmm pink and ma,,ve_ with white Polk; dogs, _painted the flowers on these delicate fabrics.

she would have no reason to blush for ber handiwork. -

4 Handsome black and white Mattalenes. with polka dot. 28 inches wide, 3oc u yard,

Navy blue Mattaleue with large white dot and rings. same w.dth and price. FRESH, BEAUTIFUL and SERVICEABLE are the printed Haired voiles. in whl e

nile green. pale blue and chladmpagne grounds. scattered over with bunches of daisies, width 27 inch, price "6 cents a ya . _

Delicateolacy greuadiues, liace striped in linen shade ground with pale blue insertion

t i , I8 inches wide. 38c a yar . _

S I Pe Our white satin broches._are pure \vliite,__§atin finish cotton goods. which not only

, wash and laundry wellfbut retaimtheir sauny glass AFTER Bl-EIl\|G‘_WASaHEl).‘_' They

show both stripe and Hoiyiered eEects. are 27 inches in width and range in price. from zzc. 23c, 27c, _‘goo to 32c a yar . - ,

Then we have all kinds of white muslins in checks, spots

and stripes from gc to 32c a yard. _

Swisses in dots. stripes, embroidery and lace stripes. \Vhite lawns, ioc, i2c, Lic. I5c. i8c and :ic per yard, ' Dimities with the tiny twill all true diuiities own. full

.auf 13; i

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, fabrics in the Wash Goods line. They are good goods that ~

ARE good _

_ you be ln today?

White duck and white piques, and numberiess other _J _~

LovELvsEasoNABi.s and i=AsHioNABLs snnnner Q - ~

Fashiou’s fabrics freely provided.

Good prices for thrifty buyers. And wc’l1 tell you the rest when we have the pleasure of \ --

a personal talk with you while you make your choice. Will

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left to mourn ii kind husband and fathcr

und thc community, n true hen 4 5

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Christian neighbor. The sons arc Willinni. Peter, Richard, and Alfrcfl nnd the daughters, Mrs. Theo. \\'0od, Village Given; Mrs. Lcomird and Mrs. llcnry

Wood, Mt. Herbert; Mrs. licnni-y n Jenkins and Mrs. Lune ln

Boswell. Mt.

Mellick; Mrs. Albert Irving, Mrs. Robert _

Irving, Mis. May in Br0ckt.on,Mass. l

c.wli_LLiN0 ONE SAY B()Y§__- __

AT Youll Posl oFF|cE. .. ,

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f_W___'W1 -KODAK “

DAYS ` ARE '

_ HERE

Call in and we will he

pleased to show you the _

'| new models in Kodakmaud

give you any information

‘I We can. ' I

Kodaks to lilrc

_ by the , day or

HALF A TON

of pure French

CASTILE SOAP

now in stock. Put up

lu one and ten pour-d bars

i5c and' $1.20, absolutely pure.

"Tho Two Macs"

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta.

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nd we will send hy mtiirn mail one nm while iiiiirilin wliist size M, -lil. or 44; this wiilst is worth -‘Ilia-»Ji\s inton & Co. fi-2| dtf.

This WAS the expression used by n customer the niorning after

we supplied him with one of our "easy" springs and "comfort" nfattrcssc s-and williout doubt they ARE the most comfortable bed fixings made. The springs, strong and cusy~tlic mattresses pune, clean and the essence of comfort, the combination cannot possibly fail to please-The prices are not high either. Springs at $1.85 (the lowcst price possible for a reliable spring ) and upto $4.-15. hlattresses iz.85 up to fi L60 -Get your springs and mattresses here.

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A wcll dressed fniher said llcnn [ln-mnicl begets awell dressed

FATHERS DRESS WELL

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For style get your clothing at j. T. McKeuzic's

For superior workmanship get your clothing at j. T. McKcuzlc's. For very beat go to J. T. . l\~Kcn1.ic‘s.

For furnishing the latest styles go to J. T. McKenzie‘s.

For the very 'best values in the market go toj. T. McKeuzie’s We promise to give you your mon(-y`s worth or more for any

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