»-»~~-~*~‘s»,-r'li»-V-is-&~~- ~ . I, __ Z J

Mil es I l’“Si11¢='SS!;a`~il1easUre and' Peasur; A fgfigglxahl’ §¥‘-.‘.‘.r1f.y».!?.i*-'f‘-l""‘~‘l’“‘l~“‘¢°P¥f95‘ l.>9nl2‘aé§l I ,R-"bb" T¥f¢d Buggies, ' ~y,°* .Ws_lllt_ons. Slirreys' i ,

~dW'l1eels gmnfd mcmoeg' ~

tr`ies1<l1r,°f 2 lfrhslfffaxihlfgs ‘md P“"“~i“g °‘"

1 Fl3""f,f°°ll‘1,ll 2\DD2lrC.l1i in every detail. .lilrtir Wiggins. carrwrreers ana notes, . These Hgilwarsaln stock.

\ . mm, 1"8'°PP C55 to our Mower and Rakes snr . on -» » - ..§..1‘;‘i’lt‘¥.°;‘§.s.*...‘t*;f.rf.::‘..;‘.r§;’~,r,*;l=,% fem-f

Sepamfenalso handle the celebrated U. S. _Milk

’ élllgoods guaranteed. No extra charge.

a__ _at our warerooms. Queen Street,'City.

Q Wood Co. Lid.

F 11| lg, r_ '

Marr-A|_ r==»L_A'1-las

COHL very littlo more thnn thc old time rubber lates and are n. HUNDRED TIMES BETTFR

Thoyonru lighter, stronger clunnor, bctt/or fit, tuko \r r less room mid nro in tvery wn more

sutisfnc ry than any other kind of plnto known to dcntlstry today. l Y

VITALIZED AIR f P I

Sure and ‘Plee.se'tnt. are ncahiflleregiicigtractlon' safe'

f l¥|<°'§'.’.`..’I-“E.”~ll.'I{lr.§".§’.?.i"l».“l.’?‘i3Hl ?.'.l‘l §i§.l"€»‘iIll’nll§l§‘ .1"f`.?d’?” "“"” ’°“ ““’ “” “"'

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS, C.H. BEER, D.D .S,

All work guaranteed. Over Prowse Bros. Proprietor

Mr. Ftlllner if You Knew

A ’ Whlflilhlowjidtrtwould always ask for

llmlrtrsr Shoes

could you but visit our factory as thousands

have done and see the tons of home made leather-

the solid insoles-the sole leather counters-the pure

U linen thread that enters every pair of Amherst Shoes

-you would have no other-Let your next pair be Amherst made-All of the best stores on P. E-

Isldnd handle them, yours truly.

The Amherst Shot Co. ltd.

_ AMHERST, N. s.

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NEW FOUNDRY

Phone 75 . Foot of Queen Street Box 41|

Steam and Hot_Water Heating

r2nr>Ar|zs cAsrrNos

A I‘q\||f\ders, Machinists, Boilermakers-

Cllarlnltetown Foundry 2110 M2€ilil1C C0.. Lili

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LAWN (IOODS

Lawn MQWCY-‘r

‘ - ii

Lawn Rakesh

,, Grass ShearS»

A Grass Hooks»

Rubber Hose-

T & cnlrtlrrll

UIBISTIANIA. June 9.-The program of

"°¢@"1\°11i°° stteudlnu the cmnstraa al

-Tillie lttllacirwinthsrs its mins

the tpthedral, and wllibsfollowed by a

'lm slliests. The rest of the weak will be ‘taken up with celebrations including ‘““5l°°l f°§lV)l*. li°D\ll,lr entertainnisnts "ld Droocsslons in which children will Dmdominate. June 25th King Haakon will receive deputations and give a soiree at the palace.

Yesterday the ilrst anniversary of the

dissolution with Sweden was celebrated wa general holiday throughout Nolrwayf In the cities flags were ilying and thq streets were crowded with merrymukersf

-iii T

GUELPH. 011%-. June 9-The lifclsss body

of Wiilinm Walker, who was to have been 'n'"'l'l°d 1° MM? Smith on Wednesday ust, but who disappeared shortly before the hour set for the ceremony, was found l1°i\ffiDl1 in the river Speed, near Goldie’s mill today. He had committed suicide.

The deed is attributed to the fact that

he had been laboring under mental depression for some time past, and the excitement attending upon the wedding no doubt intensified his weakness. Three years ago he was to have been married, but he failed to appear for the ceremony, returning a few days inter in a stats of mental collapse.

, \

Klll‘\H~“k°“ VUL .U15 QMS!! Qlsndlwhdilosiht through ~,t\ha .Grimes audi

hi" imc com is . The royal gm, ".'.“°. ‘.l?g°';iliFm qiiths \._y§..n,. .qmnandss was mn- ‘somerga "f l»h°.f°i_i!|¥il,l>\iIi&l lid .was~lu|f¢asi’Ad to hrsrlsjssty that his 1‘_i_1c comnation will _take place at ll- visit-totllo Royal Agricultural Boclety‘s cclcck on the morning of Jude 22nd, at Show at Derby on J uns B would provide

_ it PIIUUW

*mf* dll1l10l'. which willhs attended by? hc will gladly inspect thc men then.

_’ eighty-six, the youngest is seventy. Two l of them-Scrgt. Major Morley, _ 17th Lancers, and Trooper Holland,` llth

, ` _

snsRLQ1`$F wN.oussnrsu..1rrNs és, 1906.

____

Lonnon, June 9.-It nas long been the

giant wish of the surviving flu-elors

Indian' Mutiny campaignsto be once

.lilhalrdeairoisshortly who grntiilsd. It

n c nity, and be has written that

Only those veterans now residing in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, however, arctotake part in the ln- spejrtlop. _A.lb0.iK§hllQr tlloro are 104 surviv- or_s2in the two counties, eighty-eight of whom live at Nottingham. One Woman io to take part in the inspection-Mrs. Milne, the widow. ofatmop sergeant of the Bth ’Hus~ _snrs.§Mrs. Milne is the sole surviv- ing woman in tthe Midlands who passed through the Crimean Campaign., Theoldest of the veterans who `will parade before thc King is Private William Dodd, _ot Ncttlnahnm, aged

Hussars-tool: part in the charlzc of the Light Brigade at Balaciava.

rn rr .nnnri Light Weigh*

not say what kind of Ozone so we wrote Ind Mkod him if he was sure he had been taking Solution of Ozone. the kind that contains u coupon entitling the purchaser

King tree of cost. He replied that he had unknowingly taken some other brand, and was sorry that he had treated ns unjustly. Then he commenced to use Ozone (the coupon kinrl) with Celery King-helsawelbman today. You can becurcd justaseaaiiy if you are careful to onli your 'druggist for Ozone (the coupon kind) made by the 'rrm rustic Dano co., nmnunnuno. oN'r.

"THE lllllillliillllll

The following facts adduced from the*

insurer.

connegxon with the Company. The salsri during the early years of they 0ompany’s history were shown to be exceedingly moderate.

4th.-There are no excessive dividends

paldtoshareholders and they have not i"éoeived"a doIl7a'l"'lh tile wsybf bonuses or by other irregular means, ,thepoiicy holder receiving' almost every dollar of prollt earned. '

5th.-The dealings of the Company with its various policy holders were shown to be just and equitable giving to e'very one n full value for the premium paid.

0th.-That the Manager Leopold

Goldman and Actuary Gilirour are msn of ability and thoroughly conversant _with Life Insurance, Mr. Goldmnn's broad grasp of the business enabling him to give many pointers to the Commissioners particularly ln regard to the class of investments a Life Company could safely and profltablydeal in, and also as to methods of reducing expenses. The expert testimony given by Mr. Goldman and other Canadian Lite Managers will doubtless prove of great value tothe Commissioners in prepving heir report to the Government and materially assist in revising and penteot- ing the Canadian Insurahce Act. `

4;-,fr~*'~».-3,

in Acr<No,wLr.ucM£Nr.

Messrs. R088 & Matthews,

Provincial Managers, North

American Life,

Chstlliitetcpvn.

G¥{NTiLEMm;r'_ t .iicy forjo oo

Oil I ~

,,r¢n`i.».'il‘N`$h siiisfldn I Life 1 my years ago oil the ho Plyinctit Life lsfll, with an annual premlumoi {58.ro, DQ]

to acknowledge the follow my °P °,“F which your ompany now g vc . V

,-din.; lu, d, lid l§f1r¢,rsf'na?.».s°. ifdfld I iheprolits&4;6_99p,|1, .ta ,¢ MP* . '°°1lrz."::.. ~.:*r:.:‘.:”‘.."t‘.ifr.. . r? E510 dgaw agitfl atiillfi ' °f ,33~3° "‘ f - _ "vt llU__B STAMP .5 srsiscltoi. stats. rr. '

Wha a Charlottetown Gentlemen has to Say of the ll” ‘fy ,:,.r

ompanv.

, . Us _. , _ .

the ex li-ation of 21:: inves\t_l2tsnt .fsnia-AND ACTIVE ALL

- f ' 'sn ‘

1,1 ' sod matnrin crops quickly,

ll lHl

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ers:-:fill 'P1 \ fi ur- ,- rf- " .. '~» 'E fe nf ._ to . l ‘r '° ll ' “' \. fr

, f- _~'.~'~1~`;~;f.‘5'. fit l,"~“'” ~;. 3 ` " ,,‘ i '

‘5 .- g., _ ` #ir _ grit# 1.. , _ .am "~.’ 1 :_ » is- it Ze .iff

C . =s:.\°.>=.-.»-.=e as

carry the $2000.00 ns a paid up policy'

skilful as well as careful management on their part.

Yours sincerel

Charlottetown, May goth, V6.

ROSS 8: MATTHE 8.

Provincial Msn sgers, Ch Town

gdtts twwtf.

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CALENDAR FOR JUNE |906.

, Moon! Plush. Full Moon 'ii d. ii h. 12 m. p

Llstgysnlée llid.8h. 34

New oon :dl d. 7h. 6:: .

' First Quarter29 d. 10 h. lilm

igyof Sun l§unlHoon|H T' _

eek Rises Sets ts

h ml h m

Ollhwlih-1

€?=%

ihlhlhih fone

"|"|"|~l~I eases

¢d¢8&l0|~lg*`? scares-

=m~l&¢lU P sarees E§;e?

_ H' v. ‘ '

asses gg

Fr Sa

EESSSEKE E’=é”¥’$;‘

&\Ft§\§|¥|B|lIFI¥I|> Hi th E¥$¥§§§§_S§ 8 2

@@®@@®®x®®`l`2 222333338832 ssssesrcsemg essssiesassee

U'iU'.l>€§NhDr-O Eféi-*'i`vi’é‘~§%

~?¢»;--=»=.==-- 5 ESSEIEES? E

is 8

......v- v-‘OO 553

...... ..._ |.\’n-I: »-ln-1 £2: S558

’l'h Fr Sa

___8_£3_5S& 55 EL'-iEom~z ries? es sez?

-Aiarammv-a»>»v~»s-uric-lc- .#- __§§358S$$5§33 ¥

@@@@Z@@Z@@XZ@ _SSSSSSSSSSSSS

ee? 5=3'é°oa-:g umm e;?s=e2s=asse

islhoomn-sr-I ¢Q:n~I~‘l $37-1§3'-'»1~‘ 353335

crease;-v-3 our 53558 5 S

EE .'28

I-ll-I Isl a=»-az o_o E§: @

$333 =ssr

o5E is

swmrs Fnarrrrzrlss an

built on the lasting foundation oi BLOOD, MEAT and BONE, Th are SWIFT SUPERIOR

THWTIME. Besides 'develop-

essre also léitusn and their

t .

§i:>bssqa;i:atsc?:|is.` For Jem

brands for dlBar,¢.nt crops by A. . Home & Co. _ sdmwfzw.

Wdiliiilf.

l lilabasiine

L The Permanent and Scnlicry 1/clllfloeting

Wrote and told us that Ozone has not;

cured him of Stomach trouble. Ho did

to oncfnll sized 251:. package of Celery

1 V i g 4%

ours ilu ‘ nmuw nn

Germs

v_=eIel_._=|. ___.._. __.__,__ _

Church’s ,,

A1.A.llASTiNE does not rub or scale ol like ksisomine. Does not imvrelnlte the

air of a room with disease germs, an no arsenic is used in the coloring, uor leur pnste in its appiitation to mold, ur make s place for bacteria to thrive in.

The dingy walls of your home can be made bright and new at small expense.

with ai,AnAsTINB the most beautiful eiiecrs can beprodueed. Anyone an do

plain Linting with stencil oruamsntltion. All hardware and paint desierlse lAIlhl.d.ine.

A simple request by porbeard or letter will bring just the information you want ‘

and ought to have. Address-

ir! TN! ALABABTINI COIFAIV. LIIITID I Pllll,9KT» 9

-A Summer Suitings.

There are Fit-Reform garments for

every whim ofthe thermometer. '

Beautiful Scotch Tweeds-irish

, Homespuns~“West of England"

Serges-and English F lannels.

A quartette of fabrics that have

summer comfort in every thread.

“A hundred and one" different effects

-in all the new summer styles.

$15.00 up.

“"=?!

' °£~‘fs..

($29 / /I

l eager

; 4

` “Prowse Bros., 'Charlottetown

evidence asglven in the Montreal Daily Any of these options I consider good ' l ` g "Star" will bc assuring to cur policy value, in view of the fact that I have , »-1_5-=,__ iq'--~ ~

lldth ik id l'f i' h, , `~”` ,, ,.

holders and a pointer to the intending pgdqdmé' so si :’1')ic’£Yifr gstioéatea \ ,T :_._..<`_\

at $10 oo per thousand, the usual price / ”// ».

lst.-TheCompnnydo notspeculats with charged by Fraternal Societies, would W GOOD-BETTER-BEST /,rf 5?; _

its lands and not one dollar has bean lost leave me an investment on the balance 7 _ 'rhn is how we havehsen working ans I /H, Your

|n this way_ of-file-pl-¢m{um5 eqlul to ‘bout 5% Per If l ::'p:lrti|::ant|ni! for Years, and the tin M 2nd.-The Company do not hold any °-en ' ‘ . » if Groger

unauthorised securities, its in vcstments I nm n thorough believer in Life . I \ V ' ,_ being of the highest charscrgr. Insyrance sud have no hesitation in \\ ns] 1 r:r,;xsrt'rro%I HARD WHEAT " <'5-r‘.._e,_’,‘! Keeps

vas es en . -.51-1 .1

3rd.-There are no overpaid oilloisls in f,?,¢:'§¢:,l;‘:,§};1l;:h;f.`:l:¢° Xsuivffgggglg .\ ' 0ll"l‘{\l1I0 WHITE WHEAT aim the , ‘fy j.‘>,~,,,» `./J I t

‘ o r " ' ' s

¢ °_ . ,_ I _

` . sm-:DWHEAT ' f‘:~`/ H'-§Etirlit delicious and - ‘ff I ' l \\ uoequalllii flavor. f \ I 1.

Manx mwnrdiazr. \ \ I

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. ,`~"l'l'l- 1 t' ' ` l

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1);; if/-l‘l'

GAYS’ PLANTS.

From one end oi' our beautiful Island

to the other our plants will be scattered, adding new beauty and pleasure to many. The Murray Harbor Railway places one oi the most prosperous and independant settlements ofthe Island in close touch with our Gardens.

Besi-ies the different branches of railway, the Steamers City of London

and Electra add to the facilities of the transportation. When at all con- venient visit our Market which is open for business every day of the week. Plants will be promptly delivered to steamers or boat. Below please find n partial list of our stock.

Perennials-Pansy and Daisy in bloom, Sweet Willlam,Forget-me-nets,

Dlanthus at 4oc. per dez. 4e. each. Hollyhocke 6c. each. 6oe. per doz. Carnation (only a few) at 5c.' each. Msrguerete seeding, Carnations, 2 5c. per doz.. seedling Pansy soc. {per doz. _ '

Annuals n very choice var ety-Aster. Phlox, Petunia, Verblnn, Stocks,

Mignonette, Marigold, Balsams, Everlastiugs, Calllopsis, Salphiglossis. Candytnft, Snap drngon,NaAturtlum,'l‘nlland dwarf Crystal Palacc,Compacta Lcbelia, Dwarf Alyssum,-Golden Feather, Canary Creeper, Morning Glory,

etc. at r5c. get doz. $1100 per zoo. Dahlias from seed zoc. per doz Gladiolus bul s 4oc. per dos. A limited quantity of named Dahl s bulb. im :ted from James Vick’s Sons, Rochester. N. Y.. at x5c. each. Mixed Daiilias from some iirm at loc. each. Nice Island grown Dahlias at 8c. each.

Vegetable Plants-Early Transplanted _Csbbuge, Cauliflower _ and

Celery at 5oc. per zoo. Entra early tomato (will ripjcn most of its fruit) at 3m. per dost Late Tomato x5c. per doz Late Cab age for fall and winter u,|¢(r§eady for piantin zo June) at rzc. per loo. Geraniums s very choice assortment the bull: cfthem imported from indiana last fall from loc to so cts. Grand for bedding or for house use.

Notice-Perennials nut by mail rc. extra each foregostage must be add~

ed acd‘Cscliilcwer, Cabbsle and Celery 5c. per hundr extra for mage. Tomstodplants sc. sftra for postage. But annuals we send postlge .Cash must ways accompany order. When at all feasible order to come by ex-

,p;¢ss`or, freight. . We always give more clgon roots, than by mail.

Notice a_l wiatered over Per-eimiais sn as Pansy, Daisy, Carnations,

I-Iollyhceks etc. have been about 75 per cent- winter iiied and our stock ci' llfotewlll be limited. ~

Arnica wsrrt»_grusstlm‘ l i _ J J ch, _ .. . ` . . ,V mam ly- n, f'_ _ .ramssmr-oe, on.v?°"*~ ‘°"‘”‘”*°""‘°l°m”`i A , "5‘5;"l'-’-_°V.‘f.7~,~..I ° §\§g§&§‘Phw 27°.Q A’ Residence 18°. ’. €.i£'l§.t"°"`:'i'll'W¢*llf°'lll'5`ii° , » t v ~ »- < V ",~n7,,__ - _ t It . _ fm '_

_ sr .

. No or I-‘ora Woman’ i

to pay high prices for her shoes, after Ashe once wear “Tru- Fit."

_Because “ Tru- Fit" shoes give her _

_style

‘» _foot comfort l -sturdy wear . and honest service.

73 s/za: - The leathers--

the makings-the tit

f -thelooks--are all

of the Ames-Holden standard. Anti every shoe carries with it the Ames- Holden guarantee of quality and VALUE.

The-Amee, Holden Co. oflilontreal, Ltd. mmnutnsaiamusacusa

. Michael "'i`o`lil'¢D.'Bros.

Grocery and Fruit Store _

Keep the choieest Fruit and

Groceries, 5 p.c. discount on gro- series.

3'Give usa' cali.

6-zdtwrmo.

ELEC ll0N 0F `

conryrissron

[Il Sewers and lilaiar Suuuly

In pursuance cf an Act of the General

Assembly of this Island, made and passed in the 50th. year nl the rel of Her lets Majesty Queen Victoria, %1hnpter 8, m- tituled' "Charlottetown Water Works Act, 1887 " and of the Act of dlet Victoria,

Cap.12, lntituled “Charlottetown gswcr- age Act," and of all Acts in Ame ment t erect and in additéoxn thereto.

I do hereby give hllc Notice that an

Election for Ons Commissioner of Sewers

and Water Supply for the City of Char- lottetown, in hs place of ienry C. Douse, deceased, '

WILL* BE HELD ON WEDNBSIIAY The 27thlDay of June, A. D. 1906

ATTHE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS TOSAY

In Ward 1. at or near the olilcc of J. dc T. Morris, Water Street,Tncsr Queen.

In Wsrri 2, at or near the house of 1Mrs.

Thomas . Connolly, opyiosite" Mr. it

l-.leartz's warehouoe, 'Sydney Street, getween Great George, ani Prince .t et.

re In Ward fi, nt or near the Market

House.

In Ward 4, at or near City Hall, corner

oi’ Kent and Queen Streets. .

In Ward ii, East, at or near Mrs.

ileustis' Shop, on Great George Street.

ln Ward 5, West, at ,or near James

McMahcn's Shop on Great George Street.

And at the said Eiecti n the Poll will

be opened atNIhe o'clocl)¢ in the forenoon and continue open :until Five o‘cl0ck in. the afternoon of the some dny.

DESCRIPTION 0F WARDS:

No. 1 shall comprise all that of Char- lottetown whichl es south of Dorchester Street, and the parcel of land formerly known as the Military Ban-ack Grounds.

No. 2shnll comprise all that partlol

Charlottetown which lies south of Richmond Street, and north ol Dorchester

st§°°"*¢ h n r n gm,

o. . s a com rse a that of

Charlottetown whllrh lies south oi' mftcn Street and north of Richmond Street.

No. 4 shall comprise all that rt cl

Chsriottetoivn which lies south ol gltucy Street, and north of Grafton Street.

No. 5shall comprise all that part. of Charlottetown which lies north of Fiizroty Street, including the Common oe thesa d Town.

Nomination Day Wednesday, ‘ June 20th, A. D., 1906,

At th Oill ith Oi

Rall,h;m tho: lion: of ¥vrtSl1ve6Fk'o‘|-gilt;

noon, until the hour or Four o‘c'l|ooklh inc afternoon! of the mme lysf Fir

ler~..:'.::.r°:.:,»,,°.s =°

w vi' A , °'"' vxiff'csp.°i1. sggdmsdlg ' "d

W w cr.mxs,

Queen St. next to Stevengorfs Tin §t0re

~» fr if is 4. r