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Will your youngster draw one o us? " " *é Draws, tynuaeardax x xr

inch and u your name and sd

dress mi F

pre uma- or

the fdmmng 5: oo. for the second fllliitrss cents, and for the third fusiiples: 275 cents

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4 Days »0aiy--Commencing

Tuesday. June litlr.

Society Event of the Season. First ap- pegnmce here of the Great Romantic c r,

Mr. Robert B. Mantcll

assisted by Miss Marie Booth Russell ands. select company in his greatest successes.

Opening Bill Tuesday Night

The iight of other Days

Wednesday Evening,

MONBA_RS.

Thursday ‘Evening

The Dagger :ind the tlross.

Evening _

The Facein rllc Moonlight.

Entire production carried by Com-

pany for each play. Special summer nces. 356:, 5oc and 75c. Seats on sale at usual places Friday.

June 7 d8i

unrnur Blur er

Sales »-acsed that of any I

orrier in the Lower Prc~ vrnces.

Choicest growth of India

and Cevlon. _

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NEW GAB SERVICE

Ihave decided to begin in the

city and suburbs an up-to-date cab service. Passengers, baggage etc., will be conveyed to boats trains' or anywhere else desired Orders left at McDonald & Mc- Kinnon’s Drug Store _or at the ambien. Sydney Street. near S_tf.vsnson’s Corner will receive prompt attention.

I -_ M. NICHOLSON.

Telephone No. 253.

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Murray Hlrhrr Branch

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A ply on the work or at my oilice, Murray River. _

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The man who always drops his ,

ensrnress wird. ro can if our establishment.: '

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_ A chain on s watch is economy. We ' aspeeisity oi shrines! Mohr swiss wi onw-

Wi..C0.0K_,.,

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to a dren, you

lon, with

do all your ironlng,anddo it beautifull ,

and o|'Ceiluioid

-trois

any more JMU Mk your 'S

In New

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Arrested, on Gu ty- Worlrlng up the

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BEAVER 1-‘Levis

lisa no oquali Ilia lib iiorir hlaidsd fd

inl '-9°e.-°.`»=d'l|L"° enables the housewife to get the best results. A - The `best costs no more than the next beck. Your grocer should have it for yon.

'Caesar' Young was not shot and kill

girl ln a ir so‘\&i.¢'°r1~ mr '

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San Fran co. 3 _J ".r. Meigs smith, nnibsnd or; Nl..

Patterson sister, was in New York fn Novemberln 1838. Detective Annatro R questioned Mr. Smith about the revolver.

but hc declined to answer. Ho has barn subpoenaed to appear before the _hrs fi jury, when he wlll be questioned iu'ythe'r. It ls expected that the ownership of the revolver will be .established before the grand jury.

“Nan Patterson w taken bank to -the

and Grafton

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fs.

' f -mint. Juice 'I

foe* Ile.”

" Tell you what, there's ` nothing like. Lime Juice when _- you're sizzling. A tall cold one

Sovereign _

1 Lime Juice

- with the ice tinkling against __ the glass, and a straw to mnhc

t.\

it last long, is the iinest tlliml-

quencher I ever tasted.

just try it once, and see if you don’t agree with

me.”

IN 19C, llc, 25:: A 50° lo1"ri.ll

_ At all grocers and druggista

Q SIHSUI IMS. Gil. LTU.

` ' IIALIFAX ILS '

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STOMACH

and Bowel Troubles.

Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Constipa- tion and Biiloushssa, spssdily csirod by

Mcorr-.E'S

. PILLS

’I"bsfyare ssh and prompt fresfrom Celelul

or any Mrrcuridl preparations; can bs taken _al any time and ia any climate.

They are mud with a concentrated Rm- lnci made lbs Bsitfsrnur and scienrid- oally cernhiaed with other vegetable principles az raaka them without doubt one of rho

Uvsr, Stomach and Bowel Pills now

beisn the public. lar sail evefylhene, ide per bor.

er by mall on noel nfprsee.

` sfsurorvra run nsusr, ‘A (sally rssrsiy for lstsrssl ssl sitsrssl sss.

Cu h autism, onli 8 l - Forsalcev:'ryerrl:e=,'

price 25 cents per bottle.

s..|,...,..r ,r w c ei o..|J.o.s,‘ii“.'1».2'.I'o.i'l3£." '"’" "

( fnok over mg ggene of the hrsgqdy,

sem

3 ` \ »_ believing thatahtrurrgls ni' any sort too; town. _' 5 d w tf i

4 H _ )._’Vi_|> prsssrstnsosbbotwssn Young ...<1 oils 4 U fi ~“ -"°“‘°""` I '~

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f I rs _ Tweeds

' sreinsdooi mm the ' i¢?§.“»Y3...‘° -i‘...g}.“"".$’»1~‘l" ` holler a_ ' ‘look bet Mills! f ordinary sloth. 'I know _ Law to maize the kladthst _

V wsysawsg; Ys§trt§l'i;*Hsrki L_ ll2'i2..»..u-»r _

wrltttsae ri '. __ -

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Howson lvoolcnj-"-.

_ A 5g”|“d,'_`_~_.~. I '.1 'r1.-amos rr rr fr 'rr ‘ 'Num '_~. ' sra'osll~’r'lll°1rs"l%nvoorn Loilozn l:r;;r:§t°"""°`

rs, ~,-#P"°’°.*f . .‘, ,_ ¢\__vm.,orur¢s» aero manners mon 1... agent,

fi ‘me 10 -rheators, storss. “sal`on|`|fs`_ (_ éfplaoss ot business and

. wqu they looked for as I 2 'lr _

l . Wliiilh tlrli t oi the money brought

' Tombs alter havlngg¥een lhelore Justice C|lYk UWICG- H0s“£itheroulled and spent an hour with her. '

“ ‘Nan, I'll stand by y_ou,’ he ssld. “The parting between them was affect

lug.

“A strong light was thrown upon cer-

tain phases of this case when it was learn- ed tbat Nan Patterson once had attempt-

CD S.

Young that Nan had a revolver in her

she had threatened Caesar Young.

“IL S. McKean, `_tha brother oi Mrs.

Young, does not believe the bcokmaker was murdered. ‘ I have come ro the con- clusion," he said, ‘that the probabilities are all against, the theory that Nan Patterson deliberately killed him. I think the revolver was discharged ln a struggle following some demcnsltatlou by the woman."

A later dispatch says: “From two sources light, was to-nlghr

_ let into the mystery that has surrounded

the shooting oi Caesar Young, who was killed last Saturday morning wh|l~ riding ina nab with Nan Patterson, an autres-s.HThree witnesses were brought into tha case to-day and one of them was taken to the Tombs and permitted to see the Patterson woman. This was riorro forthe purpose of identifying her. li possible, as the person who purchased s revolver which ls believed to be the one with which Oaessr Young was killed. About this vt itness all manner oi mystery lsthrowu. Further light was cast upon the anh- ,ieot by the shoutina' oi a woman, whose identity has not been disclosed, but who ls believed to be the aunt oi Algernon C. Meyer, of Jacksonville, Fla., who told Dls‘rict-Attorney Jernmea storyto the effect thst he was su eye-witness oi Cae- sar Youug’s suicide. Detective Serg- eant Edward Armstrong to nluht sttemptedlto take this woman to sae Mr. Gsrvan,_bul.she refused to go. Later luslstant District Attorney Rand went to her home, No. 54 West Twenty- second street, '» where sho told a story which ia admitted to be oi consider- sblolmpoitance. _

“Algernon 0. Meyer, whose homo is In

Jacksonville, Fla., but who ls llvlng temporarily In this city, told the district attorney to-day.t.ha_t hs saw the shot fired which killed Young. He says there was a struggle in the cah, and it is his belief that Yonnz hold the revolver, and that his companion was attempting to wrest It from him. To-night Captain Sweeney ot the Leonard street station and Assistant-Dlstrlct-Attorney Rand

and became convinced that his story will not stand s severe investigation. I |‘Mr. Unger. counsel for Nan Patterson, sold that he had no reason io

anlsrtsis ` sus orm.-ly frrsippormo

beth] in receipts since the

V in business. Several

[qi hal_UKllg_ tres _have closed their ,-,Up'&s.'iei§tlls ixsgand Bt. Louis oltlasns _inlay _viilroh ls fathered in ny the string- _

sflwltitin the ialr grounds,ssd the hotels a-rd boarding l|oa=es. _

.stron r`orrlo_rro row/mo. _

lo hom thereto Nihih Faili and Wut-

£ :ses Glam When * tlsyoraturuohev will

aasbossslo lrlsnds seals Land

Ywpirsd lvrsg oibrnm mo.-,r1so,o4in r N, W TM Will l' ‘gg xl gooneciledhwlrvih `m:toy‘;>5 the rims; nent

“ll lubsote lsri ls bdad tend

Pllsd m r. cum oonnsorsn Umersrrr. may handsome

Mss noted has horse man and athls w s gnu," by W; 'kg' ¢||H|», ima.; "rut

lil" d¢l¢| 00 I °hl1‘K° Uf lllvllllld 0 od china and lnrnlture were re<eIved.- srie sees lim Patterson vu si-:emo wssvrdgmssesi

14"' Y°;$“¢|l‘°*°5 |51* ~_ Us. *charlot reierrr d- to is a son ol' “The lee are now convinced' t tp John hlapksnsle. Sprlnillsldf L9* 57- P~

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his DWI# IQVUIVQP WIIUO lldlllfiwi pbgpgéten lpgggl gqd hglqgpg mgppnqlble ‘\\1’\¢¢°E°l’» Ulili..fF.|9!°d,9,\'°' '°*t° ° D0sltlon_lu the War Department Adin-

"Det/sot e Arms u ; lisa trace e

weapon a know ' wired it. t

sold in No amber; ' tho c o!Sohove ing, D' _ ales at Broadway At tha _Young

Ihsrmassssgs sllliss Gsrsmda Bliss

Ms ssltlts William lun Mwkswrls took place last n also at All ls Church, Iiisv. br.. Plates omdmloé assisted by Dr Kant, pastor ofthe Pdotslsfsilbarsh The ushen,Gs0ras Warren. A Merrill Titus. oousln of the bride, A U por n and‘W W Fridato, alter uslllhxlmie moss pnssdecthsnsupls te hsplasrsin The ki# sroxsa bssrstlful gown at wliss ovens ds guess ow' 'bias silk sud ssrrlod a shower bouquet oi rlds roses. She wore no vdil lint V/bile roses were lu her

#Mill .NM ls .stSssioh dpsssst- I-aw' the couple loit hr a tour nprtlrwsrd. They will spend s short time in B iltimore and

E. I. Ha li 'rssidsd In Wash 'ron

tant Gsneral’s oiilos.

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I CANOE CAPSJZED

'i`onoN'ro,Juus I2-On Saturday sitsr- noon Lewis Poole, sqed23 of Clrisslo Avenue and a young lady were canteing on the Lite and accepted the olfvr oi a s-sow from Dr. Emery who was'ou his gasolinalauuch. At the errrance ‘rp Toronto Bay Poolesvood up to oust off the tow r pe and the canoe upset. Poole- grasppd the wimryu and held her up uutllthose on the launch seized and pul‘ed her in mul then he sank like a sto' e. ills bo‘y was found today.

THREW HER E 0VERB0lFiD»

Tonosro, June 12.-0'. Saturday

Gertrude Se-io.l.-r, agen nineteen, threw hu:-rel' f cm st..-a ner Arncrlcx, while the veswl \~'.\~ -,u the St.. Lawrence rotor. l g fron. <.`-syron N. Y. lo Kingston, \~h\~re

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S E L

HOW T0 WIN A HUSBAND.

Woman‘a sphere in this ooth century ia

not limited any more than is man’s. She can occupy almost any business position or profession, and yet the popular view of womsnhood is that she beat iits the ‘posi- tiouoi wife and mother and head c the household. Iswery girl should know her heart and also know that her womanly

stem is equal to the strain of marriage.

lla girl is nervous and irritable ten chances to one it is due to some trouble peculiar to womanhood.

Cupid has no place in a giri's heart il

die is nervous and irritable, feels dragged Icwn, wom out for no reason that she can think of. The weak back, dizzy spells and black circles about the eyes are only symp- toms. Go to the source of the trouble and

correct the irregularity. Stop the drains on the womauly system an the other

ptoms will disappear. This can be

‘ me eaail 'and intel lgently. So sure of

it is the W¥Jrld’s Diapenssri; Medical Asso- ciation, the proprietors ci' r. Pierce's Fa- vorite Prcscrip ion, that they offer gsm reward for women who cannot be cure of leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapsus ds' falling of the womb_ All they ask is a l`air and reasonable trial of their means of cure. *Your ‘Favorite Prescription' cured me o

ulceration and inilamrnation from which I ll:£ (ered for many years," writes Mrs. Del Wheaton, President Santa Barbara Lawn Rm- lis Club, Arlington Hotel, Santa Barbara, Calif. ‘Health was completely broken down when~l began its use and I was in dreadful pain moat of he time, but ten bottles cured me."

'Favorite Prescription " makes weak

women stron , sick women well. Accept no substitute in the medicine which wor s wonders for weak women.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the moat

desirable laxative for delicate women.

V* ’ ”' "‘T"“’”"

$1.00 buys a. splendid $150

quality hat at Weeks & Cc's» Every msn should see Weeks' special '$1.00 hats,' best hats in

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Homcscckcrs EXCURSIONS

_.'|”0..._ llrc 'Canadian Northwest.

Second-Class, Low Rate Round Trip

Tickets w-lll be issued from

crulstorrsrowrr, P. ra. r.

June asm In? 29m, and July 20th.

Good for` return twomonths from date

For fail particulars apply to Ticket

stowed #rnprror Francis Joseph on

¢s'~.'s=s.o»

onéfr

3 8 O 5'”

FOSTER.

mf. mein an sermon; or semi. sm ‘, wds sshlr Dismal In compliment some r

the girl residcrl with her aunt, Mi-.~r Kim- '

°d 5° °°m'-mt' "i|°|‘l°» °" at 1”" W °°“"°Y ble, and was :irc-fue-l. The latter had ___ the impression that she had ttem ted

suicide, and by the statem tg ot li)[r ;ee2:_kefT~g:“;5$'; ryoiilgcgsergxe and AN”

‘Sr 1994

.¢

bath llatsisliiflsulhtsrsl Hsllilesd HIL <

and bye.

(L But remember,

a lot of energy.

right sort. ,

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(L Do you ever think your boy plays too hard? 1 W . r 11,1 tell you Q. boy that knows how to play has good stuffin him. I-Ie"ll

. work all the better for _irt~ bye

he’s burning

(L Giveihim plenty of “FORCE”

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A boy can easily grow thin and starved and anuemlc, ay/In iflis '

does atufihis Stomach tlzrec times is day' Lnless the food is the

It lsn't what you sat that counts- 'iL's only what dlguil-the

5 part that is absorbed and builds up muscles and nerv_es and brain,

'A FORCE " is the ideal food for growing children, because lt not only digests itself but helps to digest the other f0d3'subaurieTm_ » ,_ that are eaten with it.

" FORCE " is made in Canada.

Lowest Premiums,

Incorporated by Special Act of

President Merchants

Bank of P. E. I

Charlottetown.

room ln the Imperial hotel with which - ____ _ ~ef- - _

insurance Qompanv

Guarantees the Beneficiary an Annual Income for Life

IT IS AN lI)I_‘fAI. INSURANCE IN\'F.STMI€N'l`.

Liberal Policies,

Highest Guarantees, Absolute Securitieu.

These are arlvantages the Crown Life affords new irrsirrcrs.

the Parliament of Canali

CAPITALAUTHORIZED - $1,000,000

I Sir CHARLES TUPP.i£R,Ba,rt. . President.

JOHN CHARLTON. M. P.. Vice President. GEO. H. ROBERTS, Managing Director.

Directors for Prince Edward Island.

BENJ. HEARTZ. I W. A. WEEKS W. H. AITKEN,

Of firm of Carveil

Bros.. Merchants.

H. M. DAVISON,

General Manager for Prince Edward Island,

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VVhere the people are

alwavs pleased is the place for you to buy.We have in our new show rooms a beautiful display of fin- ished work in monuments, sarcophagus and head- stones of the best stock in various kinds 'f marble and granites. all true to de ~ign and at bottom prices

Designs furnished when

desired.

The best work guaran-

tee-ri.

Told reliable pro-

prietor_

E. F. PURDY.

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RETIRING SALE.

Our retiring sale will be continued at retail for some

days yet and will giveieveryone an opportunity to buy

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS

At 25 to 50 C, discount. ` Come soon, goods going fsst,~ nothingreserved.

J. B. MBGDUNMD & 00-.

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