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t” of Blouses.

Black _Sateen $1.05 $1.60 g

1.70 2.20.

Black Muslin $1.45. _

Fancy Gingham.

~ Trimmed valenclennes J TBI folhwi B the outward as-

... $2.10

Fancy Plad:Gingham $1.65 un. Gionsviiio and po;oy,urs.Gomi1ii“»

Fancy Mnslin Gingham 680 St-_Gwrl;:?Q£:§?n€nét°:fot:»J$ggo?;°&C?§':::tZf » _ ,rj

Yvfk- _ ; i 'I he only soap' that ;_ _

._was .alien to Bediliane yesterday

_aiter.ioon.

:meeting of Court Av >-idi.e io-iight at .8 o’clock.

at 9 30 a. ui. sharp.

THE 82nd Bwalion Band will be in

attendance at the Orange Tea which ‘be hfld at Bradalbane to-morrow.

READ the ad. oi St. Paul’s church

,picnic on July 12 at Wost River. A capit il chance for an enjoyable outing.

THE S, S. Campana arrived in poit at

~ 6.30 yesterday evening with 32 pas- sengers and sailed shortly after ten at night.

I'r’s going to be a good time, St

'James Picnic will be the picnic of the season ;c0me young and old on ly-25cts. return to More ll.

THE members of the Provincial Ex-

,cutive Committee W. C. T. U. are re- tquested to meet in the Y. M. C. A. Hall on Friday morning at 10.80 a.m.

Tim S. S. 'fiebr sailed at an early

hour this morning with 10 passengers and a cargo of potatoes and oats to Halifax. Hay and produce to Sydney.

P

sengers list byuie 8. S. La Grande

Wri,ght,‘W'.`G. Station, W. H. Leahy

enyoyed the bright service characteris- tic of the church Rev H H Pitman,

1-°0R|-351';-3;; will please I'-Lueulbel' the

l.oTs of games races etc. for the chil-

dren at St. Jams-< Piznic. Train leaves

PERSONAL MENTION.

St. John N, B, '

Mrs. A. VV. Sterns returned to Morell

yesterday afternoon.

gistered at the Davies.

Mr. J. B. Russ, Summersile, returned

home vesterday afternoon.

Mr. S. E. Reid, M. L. A., Tryon, re'

turned home yesterday afternoon.

Mr. William McKie was a passenger by

the Princess yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Cloud Hill and Miss Hill are pas-

sengers by La Grande Duchssse today.

Mrs. W. A. Mott and Miss Bertie

Stewart of Campbellton, N. B, are vi~i;ing friends in Malpeque.

Mr. W. C. Lee of Victoria, arrived on

the Princess last evening from Cape Bre- ton, where he has been on 1. business trip.

Rev. J. W. Mannning and Mrs. Manning

of St. John are registered at the Queen Hotel. They leave this morning on return via Picton.

Mr. McWilliams. M.L. A. who has been

on a business trip o Halifax, arrived here last evening. He is registered at the Revere.

Mrs. George Young of St. John who has

been stayi g with her sister Mrs, Mc- Cready, Queen Hotel, returns home this I morning.

Mr. H. W. Bt John and sou, who have

been spendingafow days on the Island leave today for New York by La Grande Ducbesse.

Mr. T. R. Earl, Supt of Agencies for the0ntario Mutual Life Assurance Co.,i Waterloo, was in the city on Saturday en route to Newfoundland. '

Mesrrs L hrge, Picton and B

nooiio»oioaoy=-miss aiituri. nm, ,B,,,,,, 1,f,,,' di, mmm, 1°, N,,, di...'°"_

f'“°Y S‘="iP°d G‘”€h“‘”» *‘-101% rfiifi-2‘.?'i=?'2.#‘. i‘i'.1i..§' ii: ii:

gsw N.S to take part in theBicy¢l6 Spoits tomorrow. We wish the boys. may give a good account of themselves

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. MacNei.ll left g-_

terdaymomingyia Boston for Lon ,I

Mr Hen McLaren of Brndenell ar

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the ri ctor, delivered a practical and tor- *rived by the Princess last evening.

Black _& White Pique- oibio iormoo. 'riio organ im in oiiorgo air. monoi-oo is ooiioooioa wiui the won

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and we will only be to too pl

Cocoanut pies 15 and 2Oc

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of Mr H. A. Tanton, organist and choir ‘ master of the Chapel of the Heavenly p Rest, New York. Mr. Tantou is on his

known house oi J. C. Haynes & Co. of Boston. He intends remaining several weeks visiting relatives.

e ~ . Charlottetown to s end his va- ' A ° &V Ctl.IIlbl'lC_6=“.C .way to P _ Mr. D. Beaton of Montague arrived

N y cation. The re tar was so delighted - 8 v ni _ M,-_Baum

_ _ _ _ _ _ bythePrinces lastee ng _ 1 -'- ‘mh '"5 Phymg that 11° h”"“'“°d mm is connected with .the well known house_ Sol A 7

All above are fresh and new '=° f°‘°1'° “"1 swf; an °rzw_r°°1t=l 1°. ormaoo ioinrorkir eco. of Boston. z_; » ° g°""' 5

th° chmch' Hahhx Chr°°“’1°°_M" He intends remaining several weeks 1-~-.P-.1-,ai-fi=.f4~.f ».f -f 1, If

__ Tanton crossed by the Princess yest=r-yisiting relations in Kingis Co; ‘ : rw. -ot .»\~\»;»»~e-\»-\\»~\~\»; .oe-.»§ '-/I .

_ “FW ?"°“i".8' H” "iu°P°““ “'° "°°"" mr. w. H. Leahy ood bride. ciiior e ; » - 1

'We wlu take (iff 20 Per “smug his Parents' [Clerk of the General Passenger Depart- G _

bo . Tun Y. P. S. C. E. of Zion Church _ment ot the Plant system, Savannah,

on 8' Ve PrlceS°_ held their half yearly elec.ion ot odicers IGBVGS by U19 Gl'8Ud6 UQGDBISG V1-dl?

last night. when the following were f0l' H8111!! W|1°1'° 11° NWN! 5 1°*

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elected:Pres. Tena Mclsaca, reelec-ted; Thy! b°f°f° 1'°¢\ll`Dillg 150 ’S8Y8lll\llh- i iw Vioo Prosvoooid uoxinnoii, Rooo'n1ingiW\\'i'° °“ “W 151°” 11° U” ‘°°°“ °‘ i ‘_ “»‘.'~~' ' " A ' ‘ -- -t Secy. C. W. Mcluniu, Con-.sponding the Acadia and expresses himself as IINEAPPLE M-id -A GINGER _rv I -

Sec. Mrs.C.Maihesnn,ro¢1o¢t,od; Trang, _pleased with the Island as a summer MARMA-'LADE is somethin ne, til Tifé: '-”_-

' I Luther Coiiin. Lookout Couv,Ina Mac- .1‘6B0l't- ` d - I - - 8- "I W/4“""`: 'H I Dv! f '-”°'

The P€0Pl8’8 S0016- Mllau; Prayer Meeting Conv. Roberrf' “ = ' ‘ ‘ an Eel? mga' t ls PM up 1 _ ' J I

____ Collin; Poor House Convenerg, Bruce - _poun g ass Jars and makesadehcmus if `

_ f ‘ Hoggoo. wioiioiu iuaiiifooo; Roiioi ` - \P’°°°"’°

Conv. Etlie MacMillan; Visiting Conv.‘ F WATER ICE WAFERS STG _tho | H A I

B 1;-enegowe; Tampa-ance C¢mv_ Beth ' .most dainty biscuits that Christie " » '

a || MacLeod; Missionary Conv, Lam-3 Me. li 7 Brown 81. Co make for 5 o’clock tea. A

otha?-o 1»°°d= Mm 0°" Chfim Mc- ..f.f’§"}f.‘i’§’f’.§’.’i‘§Z‘f.i.‘,°‘ i'>`lS;..L’°i.`2Z’1°l Thee is nehi»g»oi<=-r. ~,,m_1;g;is,g;_¢g;=-g__~;;_=__~.;_»°_.,,

Millan; Flower Conv. Annie Ferguson; ` - - ' W h ` ' t 1 f . »

Literary Conv Winnie MacLeod , Local ?;’:;pt&attE§§g?" Bmw will room” AM};R]?(;eAé'uSC;N§‘§vD aug;-§yAf1?b ’°an`.4’i;s“£i€tii:e;i’1e(b;%s,`:o,r‘h.er i:n%u_§:)est

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;\Ir. Chas. Wood leaves this morning for'

Mr. Major Schuri an. Summerside is re-

,I THE Loyal Crusaders picnic was held

tl; thev sailed around the wars'1ips the ichildrenseng Rule Brittania, and The i Star-Spangled Banner, and gave hearty cheers for the Queen. and Admiral D wey. The children were tre-.ted to ,abundance of fruit, confectionery, etc.. ly and rt-turned home about seven o’clock, more than pleased with the outing.

A L - ` yesterday afternoon. Batt’s tug left the 5 A Mr. John McLean. Souris, is in the cityfll if $178 wglggl 5;? ‘;:;.;°ka`:‘;fhg;ll;W“":; _ Mn. Gr-:o 1\lt'r'r.~xr`.= merry go rcund A

_ Mr. and Mrs Harry Oldeu, Miss Syd- ney. Mr., and Mrs. M-llihan Rev. G. Gautier. Rev. C. Lemarche. Rev. Emi.l ;Ro_v. Miss Leddy. Mr. Ed. Mallev. Miss Jennie Malloy, Mash-r Arthur Malley. Mr. Malcolm McLeod. Miss Andrews, Miss Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hop- sou,Misses Robertson.Mr. A. M. Payne, ‘Miss L- D. Richards.Mr. and Mrs J. B Reid. Mr. John Wheels-right, Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Alian. Mr. Somer. F. P. French, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. C. C._ Rosvit>ring.

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Throat and llose.

UFFICE-Cn inerou Block. gBES1DEN"i~;_Ho»oi Davies. _ 0500 Hours-9.30 a. m. to 1 p. m 2l°3P.m., 7 to8p.m.

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EDNESDAY, IULY l2th

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est River Bridge. '

Abundance otfood is being supplied for the visitors’ tables, consitting of, everything pleasing.t'> the appetite, and the delicacies of the season to be had in abundance at the Ice Cream and Re- freshment Booth.

Amusements of all kinds will be sup plied both for old and young, which will include swinos, races and other

leave Fe.ry' Wharf at 9.30 o’;lock a. ui. and at 9 p. ui ; returning in the even ing. reaching Charlottetnwu at 8 o’clock. _ 1 Tickets for visitors-Return fare 15

cents; tea 25 certs. Special rates for families

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Conv. Bessie Aitken; Mission Hall ` ` JONH (,-,ILL;S_ including chipped Dried Bgef, Lunch pi-ovo inviiiotniotoau oomoouaoo. M ‘ _ Convs. Ernest S. Cotiin Alex Sinclair 1 Jul 1' ai Tongues in 1 and 9 lb cms’ OX

sd to make things right. ' ' ' Y 0. ` . '-f 9

Westrive togive satisfaction # _ - s - s T0Dg'110,C0rn Beef, etc, etc. S ‘

to our customers they know it _ ; is ' ' 1* - l - ,, ,,,__,,e i ou., km, ,; if id _ Wtssxisaitassiat a.a’1?‘=.‘.:2.:_‘i‘.'.'::.;‘:* o........ ..........i....;..........i..

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BEER & GOFF. __ .- Gordon 8:. McLellan

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" Whdware Pond I of Good Cooking"-1

MEN ’S STYLISH OUTFITTERS

Upper Queen St.

Should call at our store. We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Watches, ` Clocks Jewelry and Spectacles, 'down to suit the tastes of any ._ ustoln

will be held on the beantful grounds L W W5t‘°hm\k°|' md J9'3l°f~ ' belonging to Messrs. A. C. and s o , Cor. Gt.George and GraftonB\ Joh” S"“W» cii'rown,P.E.1o1ond, '

_ Repairing a spesialty.

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