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erves

food. fresh air and a nerve ton' ° g - `

_ » _ ic. Let your doctor select the The ion meeting of ti.. Maritim

llledlcme' Ayerls fY€C fl'0lI'I HICOI' I J.o.Am-on., Board of Trade will be held at Mon

cton and opens` on Wednesday Aug-

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bility They an fn. 1.0.1

’ lo ' Lowell ln..

_llIl[EN"S (0llN_'I`Y_~

cniti;1.9_f1'rsrowN ousnbuiiv ~ nf- me nn' inn- ~ I ri{orii'i"7'iil,-§`= g

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‘ni roi; ’s‘=i'il_.ii,

It Days to buy in this Province

'T - Hurt za ‘ '

I re ou Assi ° 1 ___

A , 2, kn Gcvernrnenti Henry McKenzie, will preach in Al- --'

111 Cl my -f ecanadran Census ? 3‘i.“.‘1.“".‘l'i.'°t"‘i.°”.“h‘f'°.i’..§.i.“`§2.‘3§Zl 1-3-i“°i-‘-"°1’i.'3"3n'-i»i'5`$’ °°'.§i ll.‘i.°n...'t‘2?

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n. PB. Earnest Jarvis and her child- ln!-

.. rlen are leaving about the middle

. » line for Charlottetown, P. E. I.,

ou \vill need a fountain pen and we

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ou ever saw for the irice _ . . . ` Pe y l ' ' " ' ' - ~ ~ - - - - - .» .. . . . . . .$l 25 Sir Louis and Lady Davies and the 'bour South at 10.30 a. ni., Little

Misses Davies are leaving at the end Bands at 3 p. m. and Mur R' -

U L , . of the month for their summer home at 6.30 p. m. my _“er

_ 1n_ Charlottetown. P. E. I.-Ottawa .___

jeweler. Citizen.

can show you the nicest little n

e 1 .

Place Your Order

for Photos where satisfaction is assure-d.' `

Geo. H. Cook

The Studio where baby is zilwnys

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l have an exceptionally good watch to

.>tl`er you at a moderate price. li. is made especially for me in the 7, 15 and 17 jewel grades. Every one fully guarantegd.

C. W. Patterson

_ dttsrtwli Jeweler.

Boriior 289|lJ

Trotting race record 2 II I-2

This highly bred and beautiful Trotting

Stallion will he for service at Park Stables. Euston St, Charlottetown season 1911 ai a fee of Ten dollars cash or note at time of first service. Return privilege free till mares proves in foal. Border has no equal in Maritime Provinces and no superior in America as a sire of beauty, individuality and speed, opportunities considered. Ilis ice has been placed ai a figure that no breeder however careless or iridiffcrerit can afford to overlook who has his own interest at heart. Horcler's colis last year infiftcen stalls won eleven firsts three seconds, and at third. Tliey are grand size, beantifiil in appearance, fast and sound, and resemble him in appearance io 3. rerriarkacle degree, He himself has never known defeat in Canada or on a half mllc track, he having taken the worltI's record for green trotiers on a half mile track. He has won eighteen first prizes and diplomas and one secord in the show ring and his coils have been winners whenever shown. For further particulars apply in D O`Brii‘n Park stables or

` ll. C. L\’Dl/lltl). Ch"l`owu Owner

5 17d1i11.

Auction bale of Furniture.

at Mount Mclli: k, Lot 41), on llilonilay [unc izth at 1 0'r:lnck sharp, I olll-r l`or sale my household furniture consisting of bcdrooni suits, parlor, dining room aint kilt-lien lnrniinre; also parlor rarpni, straw matting, oilcloth, window shades, curtain poles, 1-.: tloz. lamps, clothes' wringer, wash iiihs. all new; also Wana- er Sowing Machine in good nrrlcr, two io piece chamber sets, a lot of other articles to rniniert us too mention.

Tcrrns five dollars and under cash

over that amount credit till lhc 13th of Nov. |911 on approved joint noics. l-‘nr cash .| per cent discount will be given.

No rcsnrvc.

C. R. MCl~IlNNO\l.

(»-fidgiptl

Liz-iisrfift IN; .

Steamer Halifax leaves every

Tuesday at noon, for Hawkesbury, Halifax and Boston

I" A R E S

ist Class $||.oo 2nd Class 10.20 Round Trip 13.50 'Passengers lcnving Charlottetown via Picton on Wednesdays connect vt Halifax for Boston.

Returning steamer leaves BOSTON

SATURDAYS A1` NOON.

For further information applilto

T. N I C 0 L 4~25drlh6m. Agent, Charlottetown.

I . _J

Mako him feel loyal give him a

Jack A Tar sailor suit. long pants '-0 boots with cap to match fit 4 to 12 years. 3 74 to 5.50 at. Fatons. 5-29dtf

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"Everything you need in the iur-

uishing line lor summer. Straws, psnamas, negligeo and outing shirts, fancy hosiery, cool underwear; in latit- everything at' Bruce's. - 6»Bd8i.

Saturday June I0|h is the

last dey for receiving discounts on electric light bills for May lighting. Psy today and uve money. ` 6-8dJi

See the new line of Dinner sets Bt- Mt Kay‘s $4.45 to $65.00; “___

_ .,Womer1’s Shoes _

- J

, so _,,,.\*’yl , “ 1;*

1 worlh.$4. &4.5ll lor 2.95.

Hcre’s zi snap in wo. n1eu's slices that' is very ,

llseldom offered . But `

these shoes were got at . special discounts and we l are going to pass the bargains along.

_l The stock of these shoes , is limited. They are 'made of-

Bllenrl the summer.-Ottawa Citizen.

icers at training camps will be het

Sm&UD0x infection by vaccination.

"ical department iert this mornin fur New G19-SHOW where be is to

son, a g

ter Of G00\`ge and Mrs. Mason.-Mo °t°“ EXC. June 7. (Mr. Gregory is Spn ot Samuel and Mrs Gregor Lity.)

Rev. Walter Cotton, Charlotte

0Wn. occupied the Pulpit in the En

sermon to a large congregation 111s old friends and admirers in th place. The reverend gentleman wi

Communion.

lawa Exe.

8 ` -.___ - Everyone should pay their May ele-

of F' " ` ' nn--_

to Services will be held in Rev Mr Me-

A militia order issued Monday from forenoon There was thirt in all

_Ottawa states that commanding oil- und the owners were J. 0. Simpson,

lc di “ ° lee" ‘U1 men PPO- The firm of Weii‘ ‘& File of Stanle

L Y

ee “E 0 Cmnll are protected from- Bridge have already shipped three

Photo Studio. ; he x .1 iflhesfef GFBEOFY- hockey player. _

~ ~ l . H" employed. in the 1. C. R., ere

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welcome. \ fig!" l

.. ii ` 1

°' Rev Thomas

married to Floren e M d - . . _

c a “ h Vinilei 0" 21 Vlfllli t0 his parents, left;

“' Yesterday morning. He will visit

7' returning to the scene of his labors,

g_ in Charlottetown during recent

irnh church at cherry vnuey sunday Wa"-

evenlng and preached an excellen _ _ _

of Buntain Bell & Lo., City, have an

at "filer to sllvpiy H. M. U. Niche

II . _

conduct the services in this ‘church on- with one th°“““d *OHS Of bunker Sllndal' next at 10._30:, when there 21081- The steamer Morien arrived will be a celebration oi the Holy mln Sydney yesterday morning with

The new Rivermead Golf club wa

formally opened recently by Hi.; Ex. Yesterday' forenoon the firm received Cellenlry the Governor-General in the R telegmln advising them that the presence of a. large assemblage of Niflbe left Quebec early yesterday members andguests. The club house, `m°"“l“l§- `

:_vl_;1;h is builit on__i:hi__foun_d_ations of Herb __ T _ -

' was or gina y R' 1d Er . ‘r 1 [B McConnell homestead, ig Z lnréélaang son of L. E. P1i)o“vil;e,0M. (l’“ided‘f'Al.liis _ roomy structure quite unpretentious. City- in Writing to a friend’ in this

in architecture but thoroughly com. City under date of May 23rd ga E fortabie and suitable in every way that they are in the grip of a heaily W ' ~

l__€;_l;_st_t'__s_ purpose. _ Among the guests snowstorm which started the prevl- H U G H E S 7'

_ . were Sir Louis and Lady OUS l1'10l`l1il1g and that about eight '

DHVIGB ' ' _ inches of now ha _

and the Misses Davies.-Ott s s fallen on the le

Prowse intended driving to the town

. vel. In the afternoon he and Mrs S H E E P D I P

tau ieathers;button andbluclier 1'

styles, will Fit like gloves, are small-looking, neat and

Walter Simpson, Bay View, was in

the city yesterday. ‘

ctric light bill before June 10 as that date is the last to get a dis- count.

Company in this City, left for her home in Bay View yesterday morn.

Neill's congregation on Sabbath next .June 11th as follows-Murray Har-

'A lot of very fine lat cattle were weighed at the City scales yesterday

d W. Simpson, Bay View; Oliver Be,-_

nard and Gordon Laird, Rustico.

cargoes of produce to Mirarnichi and Sydney.

H. Trainor P. P.

5 Clwhe BBY. Ontario, who has been e spending some weeks in this Pro-

” the principal Canadian cities before

The Rev gentlemen speaks of the

__ great improvements noticeable

t - .l

upon her arrival in Charlottetown

a special cargo for the purpose. The coal will be discharged directly from

5 the coal steamer into the warship

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and wanted

Inluiinirng.

the regularlines have just-arrived and been

‘ placed in stock.

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ANN0llNCIillIIiN'I`

All the new styles,

Sin

liaveyou ever worn

P W. B’s ?

$1.50,$2.00, $2.50.

Stanley Bros

Baron Woo__rlk _.

Trotter foaled 1907 Ba Horsi

15 3.4 h-mds weighs 1o5o?'l'éi. ' :

Biaron Wood is a reiunkaplj

handsome borsehle took rliirt p izé ii tue Anihi-r»t Horse Show rqrq ilu.) first at Ch'to\vn Exhibition 911.. ll.; is al»sol11tely|s innd, staprls iiglit on every foot, needs no boots' except for racing. _`

llc is Sireri by that good Slire

"Oakley Baron" who has the best ‘ot of '.`olts to credit ever siredlb-3 iStallionoi1 l'.E.I. 5 of his Colts aged 2 and 3 years uudevelopctl have sold for $145000 ' ` “"“ ;

Wild \lVnoti the dam of Baron

Woofi was sired by Provider 2.18 1 4 the fastest trotting Stallion ever raised on P. li. I. his sccoiitl darn wzis sind by Precptor 2.28 son of Nutwood the \vorld’sgrcatest brood mare sire, tliirrl dam Abdallah. All the fast P. E. I. trotters are from Provider or Prccptor dams Baron Wiirrl has the breeding to fill thu' bill

His full sister Queen Oakley won

the 3 year old race this spring at Sydney, C B.. l>cati11gCo1i1i11odors and Achillers.Q»1eeu Oakley is sairl to be the fastest trotting filly in Nova Scotia. _ _

Baron Wood is rearlv to trot any

Stallion of his age on l’. l£.I. Oak- ley Baron Colts excepted. '

Inienrlinglireeders please call :intl

see Baron Wood before breeding your best iuares he will please you.

Birou Wood will niake thc' sea-

son of 1911 at 254 Kent Street, King Square. Ternis $io,oo cash or note due Nov. ist, Usual return privilege. ‘

_ W. S. Mclillf.,

Owner.

4-22dsttrs21ri. __

_..._

` Adespatchi F d ‘t 1 - ~ ‘ '

rom re erm on' N' B' some two and 3' ha" mlles away as Kills;-Lire, Seah, Ticks and other Parasites.

.mh&'

1 dated June 6 says Rev W W Bre the sleighin

- - - ' E was excellent. Mr' . . ~ .

wer, of St. John, th f P ' lt dues not harm the sliovp or wool-It cures abrasrons shear cn

' was row" rom a' rowse Bays- that almost all the wounds etc. It docs noi csirange ilie lamb from the cwc

' . Q mzilade put up in one pound gla

up to-the-minute in style. lu sizes 2 1-2 to 5. You couldu’t __ buy as good in any other store _ at less than $4.oo or $4.50,

`?l.‘ZZi.‘“1...i§"i,°?._ ‘T’.'1".$2 95- Alley E3 Co

l ._

HlHti0n- in company with Gordon

was cut about the face. Those who

ti c>>

o 5'

DEN FIB ce Hours 9-1 and

enkins &. Son

2 =-2: §is io wi Ss.- " e..

English Jams and Ma

malade Cheap This Wcclt.

bottles and 5 and 7 pound tins at

week. A'll frrstclaes goods at

l l

_B. REID '

I "6 ' wsu BLOCK E

' rlottetow`n,P.E.l.

Specially reduced prices this meny nna Mr. nngnnii gave his eno-

r‘ ’

m 0 S gown' oi Wedgewood blue broadcloth

trimmed with Dresden silk outlined

- not of a serious nature. He had in-` . .

tended return' t St_ .1 h - 0f'WfI‘lf-ing. She was formerly Miss . . .

» mg ° ° “ "l“" Lydia Bryenrnn of wninioe and hen ~ For the prevention ofS1uut1n your grain and

hlilds (drecitrlleerl &l,(r1>vl‘ceem§ifn oiiliiii many frlendslhere wh° will regret her ‘ * ‘

. 1 . :G ~ Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. You c.iu

for n day or tivo Mr Brewer is wcll

The marriage was celebrated Mon-

ter of W. E. and Mts. Bagnall, to

und fisheries tlepartnient, son of Wal-

ing present. Canon Sloan of St. Bridget’s church performed the cere-

ghter away. Miss Ethel Bagnail was bridesmaid for her sister and W. E. Wells was best mari. The bride look- ed very charming in her traveling

- in applique of blue and~golrl, a blou-

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Printing finislicrl byA PHOTO- GRAPHER. ` .

Send your films io us hy mail nr

leave at 'llughcs', 'l`wo hlacs or Mv- Kinnou Drug Stores. They will be finisliud right at tlin

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I 'Have your Developing and I

sc of white ninon embroidered in' shades of blue to match and blue straw hat with large white ostrich

' pompom. She carried a boquet. of

bridal roses and maidenhair fern. The bridesmaid wore a pretty lace gown of white embroidered with wh- ite lace und had n large white hat, trimmed vi'-ith pale blue ribbon. She carried pink. carnations. The wedding party, alter the conclusion of the ceremony, adjourned to Mr. Bagna- ll's apartments in The MacKenzie ‘where a werldin breakfast was ser

l sores riioro srunio

DR. C. H. 1lE_Elt Surgeon Dentist

l carnations and sweet peas. Mr. and.

W Mrs. Rodd, left on the 10.40 train

“f“"”l"` for Toronto, the Great Lal-os and

Bsriinnental Parlors will reside in Ottawa. Among the Ri¢=h\n0n\i 5*- Ph§“° 153" many beautiful gifts received were a

0"” Pmwse NH' cabinet of table silver and a

P ‘ rtmcnt.-Ottawa Citizen. (The

g _

ved on a table decorated with white

western cities and on their return

set of carvers from the marine de-

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Dr. Thos. E. E. Robins. nlznrlsi'

Phone 257 J

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Ncxtdoor toBeer & Goff-1

135 Queen Street

Charlottetown. P.E.l-

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pa Guardian extends best wishes to the newly wedded couple).

Use a "Nev-a-hone" strop

shave with comfort. It is Isdoubtedly the best of its kind and saves hon- ing. It will bring the worst razor into perfect shape with very little trouble. Call and see them. E. _A. Foster, Central Drugstore Sunny- side. dti

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iPeople’s Theatre ' T0-NIGIIT _ The Lonsdale Operator

and ‘ '

VACUUM CLEANING

cuts housecleaning drudgery

ii l

in. half. \Ve can serve _vo promply-BEER & WEEK

6-7d3i.

Farm For Sale

The undersigned offers at Pri-

vate Sale splendid farm on the Upper North River Road. con- taining about 6o a:res of land, ood house and barn About Eve miles from Charlottetown by summer and three and ai half' miles l.-y winter route._ Farm in good 1-tate of cultivation, well fenced and beautifully situated fronting on North River Shore.

The above willbo sold very

cheaply if disposed_e_f at once-

Address all enquiries tv

W. B PROWSE,

n Care of Prowse Bros. Ltd.

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How '1 brave girl outwiiied a

couple of_trampr. _ Prescilla andthe Piquoi

A Kalrm its sure to be good.

ROB. ANDREW

` Comedian.

TWO-NIGIITS ONLY ln which to hear him.

Complete Change of Act

Tonight _

' A L S 0 ,

MISS IIELEN FREDWIN

1N New Illustrated Song

land this summer so that he can put

Wade. the horse took fright at a box ' .» L

G., .1 b 1, d . _ "1 “inter wheat. and has at the me- ii

r an o e , _throwing the occiip sent time about 320 acres of good _ . ..

ants of the carriage out. M . B - .- . _ _ _ ____ _ _ _

er ____c___v__d __ had ___________Z r ____r_r;v_\_f__ iand,_2.i0 of which is_mostly 0pen.Iu

Bllenklnil of his neighbors he says thai: th re r P v‘ ' ll f,

took very ill on Saturday night, pre vious but was resting easier at time

il ness. Fred nard 1s.about twenty

Millan, formerly of Covehead is liv ing in Innisfail, nine miles north east of Bowden and is seen quite frequent-

prospect for a ig crop 111 t, e wes but that eo le who have good farms in Prince Edward Island are very

Spirit Ii

Compasses

\lVe have received a .stun

ple of a sinall, compact spirit compass which is spleudidly adapted for yacht, boat or laiiucli.

Wewould like to show

this sample to anyone iu- terested. -

The spirit compass is less

susceptible to jar or vibrat- ion and therefore more rel- iable. _

Nicely nrounted in pol-

ished hardwood case $190

G. I". Hutcheson

jeweler-Optician

Kumfort Shop l 70 Great George Street

Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp

Treatment, Curns Removed, Soft Corus Removed, lngrowing Nails Cured for, Facial Massage, Gloves C|e:rncd,Supertlunus Hairs, Moles, Warts and all Facial Blcmishes per- manently removed by the Electric Needle. Evening work by appoint-

lllcnf.

I. KOUTERBRIDGE.

Phone 3541.' Dermatologis

|_,,;-1-tin. _

For Sale

Quarter Acre plot on east :side

Elm Avenue within ten minutes walk of the Post Office with Dwell- ing heated with hot air, wash-house and coach house and stable. Pleas- autly situated with shade trees and a fine orchard.

Prowse Bros,or Warbuton & Shaw

Apply to john H. Ssunders_

Carnage no ivrarynvrii thi it o' ~ .

and sustained painhfl _____T___*;»e:l`l1°If_’Il; ;\;0(__§:g__”___1S atgséise aigd that be has Sold in 25C anti 45C boiilcs.

came up from SL John to attend a ing Oats iarle 0 _C209 lil 111cI_u(l- \\"lii»l1~sale and Retail at .

_ funeral. and upon his return from and manll ld po a 065' tiurmps' lTl“’

. the cemetery the- accident occurred. all roundgesl-l1t;liser}il)sli:tBoi‘ri mtg crop E P"‘°l‘l°'“ | As he was driving near the railway to break 'up snve,,ty.fivegac,.€s gf ° . C I g l Druggist

' _ har oitetown

Hackney Stallion

lace hodd nf Bracl-#ey Port R0a<1_ foolish to sell out unless they are _

We oilera lot of Janis and Mar- P. E. I. The wedding was it quiet young and not afraid of hard work. 4 29ml'

55 one, only the immediate relatives be- ___ _ _i _

_ 135 Oueeu Street. w,¢,,es,,ed th -d _ .d .~ _ , e a e many ro incia s s

M A' - ii markable thgtaccheenivahonsriniirkhllrill. near by and that Mrs R' W: Pmwse

~l=`~f‘r-> 1 = His injuries while very painful, are ` ' `

hnown here. ' ' mil” “ist °f .55“'d°“ While Bm" M°' buy it Plilverized 90 Per P0und from

'lay morning at ii o’cl0ek or Minn

t f _ . 1 . M P h ~ .. .. w in ....1 M... n.......n. .0 y f f~wS-_gf-vs r ee 1; “er Stanley Shaw fc? Peardon

James Arthur lloll f ti ' D D v

H 0 le mmm ' ' Charlottetown

Kiinwick Fircaway .lr

Slflli) ~

Lord Sivnnlaiirl (1834) ,_ Lord llerby (ll) (415) llcfurmer (549) -

DAM ,,1,- '

Gem (Imp.) Hackiiny Mclnnis Poncy “_ Saladin Kilnwick Fireaway Jr. is ri' linriiiti-

ful seal brown, 8 years oiri, wcighihg

1175 Ihs.

He. is n typical Hackney, pcrfnut,x»_i11

synirrietry with fiiultless foci. nnri logis.

This lirirse has been p1'r>|ir»|1iir'r‘rl '.l>y

competent jiirigcs tri hr- one nl Bic liaiirlsnincst i'.nl~riiign strtlliinin in (inn- ada. He is liigli-hearted and stylipli, fearless and strong, with kinrl utirl gentle disposition. ,

As a stock-getter breeders only £0-

They out sell all others.

P. O. Box 435,

5 --29rl2w

Something to Drink--I

that will tickle your palate---quench your thirst and is good for you, can alwnys be found in our Carbonated Beverages. Ginger Ale Sarsaparillfi Nola Champagne Vino Claret Lcinonarlc Lime juice and Soda Cream Soda Orange Phosphate Dry Ginger Ale Wild Cherry Phosphate Raspberry Soda Lemon Sour 'ind old fashioned Stone Ginger Beer

Stock up with these goods.

Ont of Town orders have prompt attention. G. H. S I M M O N S

Charlottetown.

quire to see his cults, some .oi .viiich have sold this spring ns high :is $175. Kilnwiek Fireaway Jr. will inain

the season of 1911 at owncr's stable, Fortune Bridge, “at mnilernio seril- |ce.”

Breeders oi choice currinim atnrlt re invited tn cali and i1isl>CCl- limi elore hrccrling. 1 Horse shown with pleirsure. ll Mares at owncr's risk.

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"MADAME SHEILRY."

-OPERA HOUSE JUNE li; .Q17-

A signiiicnnt ferttrirc of the river-

whelming success in Ncwi- York oi the -new musical production “Marin- me Sherry", is the lavish praise the production elicited ,from the t.own's theatrical reviewers, excrepts from which follows:

Herald-" Welcomed with laughter

and applause. It. rivals ‘The Merry Widow”, and is one oi the best mus- ical shows seen in New York in oh! ever so long!" World- “Easily the brightest and most diverting musi- cal production New Yori- has seen in many a. day, or is likcly to see in as many more. At last a musical show t.hat's novel”. Ainericnn-“/\ new ‘Merry Widow". _ Sun-“A11dicnr.c applauded every musical riumkcr and laughed nt. everything the comedians plainly labeled as a merry jest." Tri- bune-"All the restaurants will he -playing the score in a weel'»." Tele-

|graph - "Registered a real success."

l|Times - "A gay French vaudeville.

Another very important thing about it is that although it has stars, a great many other people have a great deal to rio." Post - "Audience could not help brimming the score. and it was heard in the cars and in the subway long after the curtain fell." Telegram.- "The Fu-nniest m11- sical .play that has come to town for

nty--two numbers make up a feature list of a dazzling, dashy nature." Evening World - “A younger sister of ‘The Merry Widow’. Likely to stay the season out in New York. Huge audience fairly yelled its app- roval." Mail - "Madame Sherry's" music will go to your toes." Even- ing Sun - “Madame Sherry" is the talk of the town Every little move- ment has n meaning all its own. ls

Doors Open 7.30-Show Starts 7 45

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bound to be as great. an epirieniic us

1 ‘The Merry Widow' waltz". Tow Topics - "Coming from Paris 'Muri- nme Sherry' arrived at the New Ani- sterrlam Theatre on Tuesday evening

in ii blaze ni glory. Not since th

‘Witlow‘ of any Lehar have we been

entertained hy any such person :i the dainty, bewitching convent girl

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Yvonne Sherry, and the reccptiori l)1'2lt I'lt)1'SC NO. lil. ,a

that was given her foretold ii long

sojurn in our midst.'

"Madame Sherry" will be played

iiere by the New York New Amster-

Liam Theatre Company on June

& 17 at the Masonic Temple, Opera House. There will be it special nutt-

inee Sutiirday. r

LINENS are a great spec-

ialty of ours. We have the assortment- and the values-

and can supply everything re

quired from a doyley to a coniplete outfit for a bride.- BEER & WEEKS. 6-7dr3i.

The rain is coming be prepared

We are prepared with the largest stock of rain coats. ones that will stand the rain and sand 8.50 to 15.00. Futons. 5-29dt

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Summer Hats. Brown is the

acknowledged up-to-date hatter. This

3 long time," Jonrniil _ "Nohoriylseason’s showing is the best I have can get enough of it." Globe - "'l‘we-'ever had. I want to see you when

want ri hat don‘t. o around

you , g _town looking at some side-line coun-

ter. come to the only swell Hat De- partment.-H. H. Brown, The Hat- ter. 6-7d3i.

IRON Bl:IDS~-$2.25 strong-

ly made and pure white en-

ameled at BEER & WEEKS.

6 7<lr_v,i.

SOI! payable November lst.

WM.

Eskham Waggener _

Imp. (437) (20472).

Itegisterctl in birth ldiiglirali iiiitla

(fanadinn Hlrirc registers.

Will make the ricusoii oi iiill nd- ollows 2 `

Wednesday, May Jlist Win M<‘l.cori’s,

(‘.herry Vnlley nvcr night ’l‘l11r1'srlny June lst. by wriy of l’ow11ul tri Frank Hughes' .atniilcs (`hn1'lntte-` town, nonn, remaining there irutil Frid

Valley ovcr night, and on :~lnt.iirr,iay

noon, thence to owners st,ui»li\.s Mon-

Zlst.

This route will be coiitiniierl lort-

nightly health and weather' permit-tl ting.

Mares at owners risk. Terms svn-._ eight dollars by cash nr' note

naslini. monsoon, "

Moiitagrio.

MURPHY, Owner.

In Charge.

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Fire Insurance

For rates in the P. E. Island gin”-¢ Plrelnsuranco Companies nn Farm ul ,, ings, (hui-ibn, l .. :- V.. , 1 -° ChesseFsete1iiiVi-i» L ii r»-. sp ply in 5

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The Celebrated liiinwick h`i1'cnwuy.

Leave owners stables Miiniuigiinn

Orwell, noon, to Charles i\lut.cl1 as

ay June Sith, ai. Si l\. ni. i.livii,,

returning to (‘.hn1‘les l\l|\tr'li'i-s (‘irr-r1'y“

.lilno lllth tri Win. Mt‘l.eurl'r<, Orwell,”

tngue reinainiug there i1utilJiinc,g