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Latest News of the City and Province

By Reporters and Correspon dents Everywhere

CUT the Coupon out of the Encyclopedia

Britannica ad in this issue and send to this office as directed

ADJoURNnD meeting of Lodge Prince

Edward will be held to night at 8 o'clock White Rose degree

Anvsivrisnns are again reminded that

all changes must be in bylp m each daytoinsure insertion, folloviing morn in

THE barber shop next to Mr J Pickard’s

harness shop, Queen Street, is being re novatcd and will be occupied by Mr Duncan Robinson

IF you haven't a fishing rod borrow one

and take it to the big picnic at Emerald on Wednesday next Dunk River near at hand Special train and a good time

A1' the Police Court yesterday morning,

M Monaghan for drunkenness was flued $4 or 20 days The case against A Doyle for an infraction of the liquor license law was dismissed

“ MR S A. McDonald is again to the

front with a neat booklet containing a number of the poems received in his re cent contribution On the front page is a cut of the Leading Fashionable Tailor. I

ToURis'rs and persons bent;

p easure, should not forget that the Jacques Cartier runs a special excursion every Thursday after jnoon at 3 o'clock to Orwell and for ill cen_ts,a-nd `

_ ~t0 Crapaud and V _

These are ' ' i ` passengers so much pure sea

‘ 1F it is line this evening all should take

across the harborare restful alike the old

habitue and visitor. Camp Brighton isi ii rett location and the tents in the

_ of scenery are to be found.

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Ladies’ i I _ `

Bicycle _

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Meffs Bi¢y¢\¢ The balance of our Men’s Bicycle Boots at

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Made from line Dongola fl~xible sole, medium hight-can be worn as walking boot, also-Chocolate and Black the ~

very newest thing-$2 25 a pair. _ _ The balance of our Men’s Bicycle oots at $1.50 a pair

to clear. s

gtg $1.50 a pair to clear. r _

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' Reading-Mildred. Peters, (Pri A

Dept.) _V

Recitation-Alex. McMillan.

Reading-Mary Aitken.

Simultaneous Reading--Class

Biecitation-Isabella Westaw'ay. ' Singing, Red, White and Blue-Pupils.

Neill, B. A. "

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Essay Evangeline-Nettie McNeill.

Recitation-Fannie Aitken. Address toPupils-Ruben McDonald.

` Solo-Bessie Pcole. _

' This warm weather by wearing one £M°@ of our light weight summer coats, if Qi piioo $1.65, -2.4.3 ond 2.75. I atest American Straw H its, F

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,_ _ s ‘< ‘Qs just arrived.

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presented by Miss J _ Peters.

’ First prize in junior sixth' class, Ma Aitken. `

Prize in 5th class, Alex. McMillan.

~ Prize in 4th class, Ruth Clark. 2 Prize for ’99,- Gertrude Armear.

from the pupils. Miss Stewart received Ibeautiful album. Complimentary ad

'.1i_;\. ` ‘ “dresses were made by several present

V ` [(4 _Exercises closed with God Savethe Queer '_ "\"\ "`; V" "lil l e e A ' l A -""*‘-'_'

" \ ' I ‘il i Dovou read what eople say abou

- ° ‘1 _ fi Hood’s Sarsaparilla 'l lit is curing of form

Leading Fashwnabla 'ral or disease caused or piomoted by impu

_ blood.

ORANGE TEA ah 01.468-ry SL&l’ii0D Jury 1

2133: prices are right because of the yup.” asked” my by so many exclusive

'quantities bought and not having to gen, ta.ilo_rs. _Were now showiuga very ex- tnem through three or four middle men tensive line of the newest, best fabrics for

THE Cll’llllVll STEAM NAV. llil»s»__l§TD. r ,PM

Steamers Northumberland and Prll_?°¢S5~_

Leave as below eveg day. Sundays ¢X°€l1’i'_°‘5b- train from Sb Johlmfgr

F OINT DU C ENE, ton arrivalo _ d

§_UMir§.§`§.1smE. oonnooiins with exiirw °m1°f°' °‘““"°“°°°""f *‘“ _ 18”” - I . ~ ° from Charlottetown ._ nom snmmznsmmon arrival of momief ml” - Wm,

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‘5°“"°°“°“ °° M°'?°"°” Wm' mm bfi oaiiiion, niso ni sa’ John ` with

with C’ P' B' and Railway for U°DomS' ainni “Atlantic S S. Lines Tuesday Steamers of Internttioual and diggct due f°u,_~,§v1ng day at noon, _ and Saturday afwmwn for BosFbi?in " mornings with Steamers .for

ann on Monday, woanoooay and <1” °

East rt,Portand_andBo.»t0n~. V auivtldmedqy tminsV{rom

so HSYINBY Wm‘S*°°"“’ nn, mono. _Panos _ _ ,gg --oai1- _ _ if ~ _ f.

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CH &RLO'1"l ETOWN PRINCE EDWARD

a wheel and ride out to camp Brighton. The veldt is termed “perfect” by the tour-' dust nuisance is something which cannot ist and “never saw thelike for green" is be endured. Dust, bushels of it, With to be heard on all sides. The scenery from Fort Edward is beautiful and will com- parelwitb anything; possessesall the beauty of verdure and grandeur of the hillside. l`be varying and interesting landscapes.

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are pitched just where theprettiest pieces

THB closing of the Lower Montague

_school took place yesterday in the hall, I which was beautifully draped-with buut- ing. Beside the trusteesa large odelega- - tion of visitors were present. Mr. .Charles McNeill presided in his usual happy man- -ner, and the following program wasrend-»

Explanation of Evangeline-Everett Mc

The following prizes were pleasingly'

Prize given for '99, Miss Tillie McMillan

I ry Hospital for three days and was then sen

' Both tl'eteachers,Miss Stewart and Miss

Gordon were presented with presents ` ____.__l_

2 combines all three. And more. _The

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meres, tasteful ciieviots. We’llmakea I ' I H _

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ISLAND JUNE

Wns1~iiaNExcUasroNs The Canadian'

Pacific ls olfering special low raterto the First National Baptist Convention at Winnipeg' tickets on sale June Mthto Jill? 5th good going until July Sth, and will be honored for return until August 15th 190) also special low rate side trips to kooteney and Pacific Coast points.

To the Meeting of the Womens Nation- al Council at Victoria, B C in July th' Canadian Pacific has named a rate of ful. and one quarter forthe round trip, tickets On sale July 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th; via all rail or Lake Route good going until July 24th and good to stop over within that time, return trip to be completed before August 31st 1900

THE care and the beautifying of the I resting place of the departed’ has in Prince Edward Island undergone a great change for the better of late years The observer has only to visit some of the 015! cemeteries and to recall the burial Plots of twenty years ago to realize that. The introduction of a keeper has been : one ofthe great causes of improvement for by this means, for a. small considera- U0I1.care is bestowed on the different plots and it is not therefore left to the intermit- tent visits of friends and relatives to *‘W§nd the graves .ind the ilowers that are planted there While many- of the owners of plots willinglypaythe fee asked for the care, it seems a pity that some way cannot be devised of caring for the other plots,for the good effect of a'beauti- fully kept plot beside one that is covered with long grass is much marred In the country grave yards amove is bemg made to make God’s acre more sacred The keeping up of the fences is being strictly adhered to and in course of a few years the cemeteries of the land, will assume a state not even dreamed of ii. few years

'run' nf oinnioiioeoiii~n,§f _iiio capitol city ofPriuce Edward__I,sland the streets,

disgrace _-iAt_.s. eetim of the Council the matter discussed; sug-

the best use

who on the up with daily annoyance uncomplaiuingly in consideration of their grievance,buVt the

myriads of disease bearing germs may be seen flying in the doors and windows until furniture, carpets and goods of all kinds are covered and the early dusting of the I house wife is simply toil in vain. Citizens claim that they paytheir taxes and should be rewarded with a good service for their outlay. Presently hot weather will be hard enough to endure without the clos- ing of windows and thelowering of blinds. It is tobe hoped thatan improvement will be made and that the present regime of “ashes to ashes and dust to dust" will be abated. _ ‘

'riié foiiowing ioeior has been ieooivoa

from Mr. James Pigot: ' _

Bnosurosiriaiu, May 24th.

DEAR HERB,-I drop you these few

Singing-Pupils. __§__»__V-,.» ..,_ __ .___ __

so _eine .1 on wen.,

_Vhogihigyou are up at the with the rest of th&§oys and we had

a scrap at a place called Sand River.. I got behind an ant hill and really the

one hour and then ceased. The artillery

_ did some _grand work that day. We had

only marched about a quarter of amile

time. At nightvie retired to our camps and the fire slackened off. When we left the kopje that night it was very dark and Isprained my ankle and had to march three days with it to Krooustadt to have

_i it dressed. I was in the Bloemfontein

"’ to the rest camp. After we came out we had to march 26 miles a day to catch up I to the regiment.

No more at present so good-by Herb.

J arms.

Be sure and leave your order to-<l‘?

- iwith Messrs. G. F. Hutcheson or E. . . _Taylorto have that Piano tuned or re- »pa.ired.-20 ti.

t Men’s Suits to Order.

.Correct cut, faultless fit, fashionable

lfabrics-a Pa.ton’s spring suit to order

t-price will be not nearly so high as tilt

3 pi-ing suits--fanc 'ch'eviots, striped _cash

_ _Lum Ravi. iiig"*'~

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Shave you alone. They

"musthave behind. theme the

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tsnoniii .boso'~ias¢iy»=in“' ing shore on..

900.

last year I areebound to bé the nobbiest Hotweather

I Reading Closing Scene of Evangeune_ when the tire started.We then moved over Carrie H0\’Ne_ one of the kopjes and remained there all . _ _ “I . . day, the Boers keeping up the fire all th

t We have sold quite a number of

.’_enhand..iii>aele<=tir°m-_ _Yvudc n°\_

burden of a heavy Felt Hat, when youican' buyVV»of our fort-.able straws so-cheap.”

We have the finest stock of

And our prices are low. '

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Don’t go around on those hot days,

Men’s White Yaohti_ng.l;Caps‘,_w_hi_ch

soq -again

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You will look better:

You will feel. A

cinnin. ...ai

Straw Hats ever seen in the city. _ ' = '

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_ Sterling Silver, but

C Sterling Silver Cream

Sterling Silver Coifee Sterling Silver Fruit

If these are not