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Latest From Summerside and Prince Countv.

H. S. SHARP returned home Wednes-

day evening from a trip to the Upper Pro- viuces.

S. M. Blair ofthe. Journal spent Domin-

ion Day and Wednesday at his old home in Amherst. ‘

ErnestMills was a passenger by the

Northumberland last evening returning from s trip to Moncton.

G. R. Earl, St. John. and Mrs.Earl were ri Summerslde yesterday. They went to Charlottetown last evening.

Miss Annie Stewart returned home last

eveningfrom Moncton. She was accom- panied by Mrs. G. VV. Palmer who will visit her for a few weeks.

It was Edward Ready who drove Jude

in the 8.40 class at the races in Summer- sidc on Dominion Day and not H. Home as previously announced.

Buy a fully gnara steed Kid Glove ! Buy

the latest shades, styles and makes I A full range of sizes, colors, and prices to choose ham at Mei?-cugan dc Wright’s. li

seeus getting round .the deck running

gether as it is completely ruined, every-

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VOYAGE T0_S_0UTH AFP

(Continued From Third Page.)

int: everybody and everything-three chairs rolled over board from right alongside of me this morning, and the passengers slid along the decks on bands and knees and many comical shots have been taken.

We expect to be in C-pe Town tomor-

row, although we may not disembark until Monday and then what is ahead of us? It is as uncertain as when I left home, but I shall let you know on arrival.

I must. think of getting packed up now.

Our cabin has simply gone wild with the rolling of the shin. Grace is scooting across the room on top of a trunk, my washbasin is smashed, and my pr`p has gone under my berth to keep company, with boots, tooth brushes, ,towels and

June 2nd -Vieanchored in Table Bay

last night and ha\e the city in front

Table Mountain and

U18 6l11‘I‘0\1l1d1l1R peaks are en- folded in clouds How strange it all seem' The climax of pitching was reached Saturday night We got up and dressed assleep was out of the question and we did not wish to be knocked to pieces incur berths Idid not know it was so serious, but the ship rolled to an allRleof39/ which is considered very dangerous The officers tried to make light of it but it was very serious. Al- most all the dishes have been smashed to pieces, the piano is lashed ta-

thing is more cr less wrecked, among

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What Would, You do

sell them quick at regular p

Ready-to-wear Clothing on P. E. I.

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Worth of Clothing more than you wanted ? y0u’d_sell the_m ofcourse- u can ky f

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rice. Here’s how we are going t0 d1SP0S¢ °f the best S °° °

PERFECTION CLOTHING - _

. ' _ ' ° ’ P.l.I.`Our

Is the best iitting, the best made and the best quality of Clotllalnwgefge to un-

Clothing sales are double that of last years but we bought too 'much 2 _ _ 8 8 _

load during the month of July.

` Price Now

Men's Tweed Smits $ 6-00

6.50 7.00 8.00 10.00

- 12.00

14.00

$

3.50 4.00 4-95 5-75 7.00

8.00 10.00

Men’s Serge Sl1il1S $15'-75 $

_ __ ,645 _

. 8.25

10.50

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Price

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_ them being our trunks. It was excitin I

Josnrihtcireod ot the Boston Branch ot _

-tho=Bu& ol`NcvaSootiaacd formed! °_f ,dare not express our feelings, as many Sumussside is eu route to Newfoundland- were wild with fright. We are rested whore hs,‘will remain about two mouths.

K.

and although Grace and I enjoyed it, we

now, but we were a very weary t-rowd|

Men’s Worsted Suits $10.00 $ 6.75

‘ 1 1.00 7.50

_ 13.50 9.00 Q' I5-.00 ,_I0_.5o

les. lfbllnod accompanies him.

Till Alberton Guardian Branch will in

future be in the post office at that place, Hebert Clark, the courteous agent, will grant receipts for monies paid him , keep The Hlfning Guardian for sale. and tralllafiall busiiesu fa' this journal. t'.

Mas. Earns-r A. Bavan with two

obildreaol Gardner, Mass., arrived by the

clothes of all descriptions.

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luncheon time today and than-I I hope

"i=;‘I1'.;‘.T'.5‘§.’.“.’,.fI’.Z"Z'i.‘1f.,.....,.. .,., .,,,,,,, ' Bows AND Y0U'rH's CL0'rH1N0 AT A when word came that peace had been pro- _-

nimedl So the war is over. The cfilcer

has come on board and we have presented `

Noon -We are Just about to disembark ~

Uveniug' ‘nd and have roeexved vmvd °t out

will apgd about two months visiting her parento, 8. H. and Mrs. C ark. She was

apt. Beer hasmentioned me for Bloom- tein, so Grace, Mi-is DsWoli, Miss Lee

our permits, so I must get things in order.

C fcn

evvlshled br _Misa Rm Brno who me retail take tiie,_i-.nie tcmemw_fer-‘

Bloemfontein. Hrs Beet-has invitcdlme ` to stay with bor to-night at Rondcbosclnl

to

is _ _

look

mstu\'ns"t`oherhomeiuLotl1.` _

‘lin Th-ince of Wales `CoII'ege entrance

.en-neue.. been _weoeeecay time I I “m ‘°”¥"°°d W* °° 1 “Rh” be

-are ei»iUf-ixfoaodidates ‘taking tue cxaluioations in Inspector llclutrre is the examiner here. He is .-a_sai~t_»d by Messrs. C-Jilin of Dalhousie, being ol St.. Duustsns and Young of West Kent School Charlottetown

' ' £8 .

oe:-t,J ` willr¢unlbSummsrside

- ‘ -- *B0 'T35 W 9515! other suflerers. See testimonials l

'roioo Ulture during the ummer. Those

It cures eczema, salt rheum

and

so nice to haue these kind

after me. Now you know my address

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A RIGHT T0 JUDGE,

Persons who have used gk.

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“SQ £suu'al`gs'forlmaous willlnd

l&-Oxotock at__ths heme of Mrs. Fin

within of all and unch an op-

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atructioulhould 'not mined. Rémem ber thcdot ‘. dll! .7th, ua Misa Cuustock returns to Charlottetown the morning of the Oth inet.

P

trictlet wits the Ssallet pwn Auxiliary

in thechirch atSearletown on Friday S June th. Mrs. Louis Truman. District

was largely occupied in hearing reports

from various auxiliaries which were ver-y 2

lily !'8l'¢l¢lted and very sutisfactry, I llllouttiug an increase in membership

t presiding The morning session E

D

-»itanevcticc»1"'1_1i,f;.iiee, i-ea by ur.. Thompson ol Margate, and the morning t sesa\on’e devotion was led by Mrs. Strong - of ' Summereide. Reports were heard from the various bands, all reporting in the District and proved that all the bands ' are in a very tiour- ishing condition which called fcr h fav- orable comms nt and many happy sug- gestlo is from the corresponding secretary, Mrs. Coultherd of Fredericton, N. B. The question box brought forth avariety of questions on Band and Auxiliary work which were intelligently answered by Miss Balmer of St. John, N. B. A consecration

Benediction by (Rev.) F. A. Whitman brought to a cl Jse a very successful session. The public meeting in the even- ingwas of unusual interest which held the large audience, the church being tllled to its capacity, in close attention. Singing and prayer led by F. A. Whitman opened the meeting after which a full evenings entertainment consisting of an address of welcome hy Mrs. W.A.Wright, addresses by Rev. Thompson of Margate and Miss Farmer of St. John, a very nice

_ .cur‘ain to the right. In appearing as T0 LE: ggogd igngmenr on Longworrh

Bern” 'led by Mrs (Rem) Dawson and Portia, Miss Ida Gough recitedaselection Th S S C b a hu from Avenue-W'-W Born-e. Iceodif

from the Merchant of Venice The above e 0 an S 1 g WANTED-A reliabl man to take

` ° . - .'Wh ii . E ° 6.23tf , ` u "S

rich and represen‘a ive. Rev. T. C. Mel- 4th, Wlu be due at Ch3fI0ttet0Wn» I u ey - -

recitation by little Misa Trilfey Wright was well rendered, a solo of more than ordinary merit by Miss Lizzie Craig, nc- companied by Mrs. Dawson who presided at the organ during the evening. The singing by the choir did much to add to the success of the evening. The pronounc- ingo! the benedicl ion brought the very T pleasant meeting to aelese but not before the -contribution boxes, yrere, .handed around and pretty well iilled; -

__ _ _ - . _

lllli'l`l Lhilliti tl IIIL

Bananas, Ornnges,Leinons,Pine-

apples, Peaches, Plums, Cabbage, Caiitalopes, Watermelons, Cucum- bers, Tomatoes, etc., just arrived. _-J. D. MacLeod & Co. Ii

'Eno wants holiday! We want a holi- dafl Ourcluisnecd a holiday-this is , ouu_r¢ssn'lor closing our store each Uidq at I p.m.until the second Mondo in september.-Pam st co. 'Laden it

-. Redliananssatj. D. MacLeod

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Tnlcouncilcf the Summersidc Board -Trade held n meeting

_ "`f"_ _ _ E_ ` weiiettee' ded.--. _ - - ‘

-‘>°=-#sf is ¢:a°'to...i»..»

~ ° Summrrside breakwater were discussed,

Miss Lnrunoufs entertainment in fmy ‘white SITTM --Bldilai

M

yesterday. We expect io land about - _ -_ I8-00» ~ -‘T 72

TREMENDDUS DISCOUNTS I

DURING JULY -

Have a look at the quality and the-above prices will Eyou-.__ _"our '

Clothing is marked is what they are worth the above prices

early in the month as bargains like these don’t keep. The above prices are for _ only, all goods must be paid for before they leave the store. If you are not satis, with

your bargain after you have taken them home bring them back and get your money.

1 1

THE L1'-:A1>1N0~' DRY GO0Ds STORE 01-* _P. 13.1. _ _ -

Sentuer,McLeod-if L

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arket Hall Wednesday _night drew a -Ba 5. -- _ Leon* C° S

audience. The first number on the ` y

T‘“ "'““"“ “‘°°“°"°'"'° W' M'S"‘° 3:” ci was e reemiicc “Tuma kind-wc. 'Ev connection with the Sommerside nie- At‘:_’;;,, by Mm Fanny Fwa’”°n_ mul; “(a|;l_,y°_o;sai;r tggssgxm fd” w _mm

rendered. Next was a solo by- Miss Com-.,,f“,5;¢¢_ They are made from the belt md um?

'I took, “He Comes no More.” llisll§,,k,md trimmed with Navy Blue and necessary. Jiigit Tumzgg

Pndgn ‘ . _ omstock sang sweetly. maintalnlnl her whim ' M;“'fgJ 5-D - Mound ac .‘_

' igh reputation as a vocalist. She was JAS. PATON 8500. gfreeh ' _ `313T“,, ."4

eartily encored. The third number was “dw

M noe

tabim, mai-ie stem in time eceeee. - -'Cabbage at I - D M9-¢L¢°‘;i&_,!

anych

u this number Miss -lkefurgey recited Cantalopes at ]. D. MacL¢0d_ &i-C0’s,_

317 Q°°°“ °( S°°t5» 'hu' th' mr" Cds- I1 A l nesot the tableau, whiclrwerc very T’ You wmtahopdayg We want ahcli-`

Phd*

stty iollowed cash part. Following’ an I our clark! need _ houd”__th{, is | o ___

peaches ees mums at! D Mes

r , 9 _ __ ' his was another solo by Miss Comstock, I for ¢1¢e|ng our st0l‘0 ééch ‘ro-r.n'r -A the Teo two rooms on second

which again called forth an encore. _ Miss gggngzsxll nm ‘mm the second Monday.. 2 isli__::_;i_g?;»:_§',;;|¢},,g_ 1;i;i'rgep;_nd Lefurgey then recited, A Country Sleigh, in September___Pat0n & Co_ 7,¢]&w gf _ _ _ ._

with the tableau. “A Dream of Fair a _ yll,-__{`4_”l|\ \Vomen,” taken part in by 23 young ASW# __i ladies. In these representations Mies ° -_. Pe ‘A Lefurgeyirtroduced each singlyas they ,.~,;-_-_-_.,_=.-.-=- __-_ advanced,by way of a selection of adrram ~';’T.'/` '_I--'J'

wbo had reason to feel proud of so appre- 1 A _ ‘ Agents- cia*ive an audience.

Bicyeiiete me an etiiiete sepemi

BENTLETS Liniment to keep _theh-

jolnts limber and muscles in trim. ~ - _

- - Livery eta bles _ _

- » . _WANTED-An omce hoy,fsvith at leo.-t

__ _ . ‘ common school education and well

l One dollar and ten cysts buys a pair of -2 Pdnca-stréat. -` ll1¢lld¢fl- ADPT! st~tl1il05¢¢_-

" Ladies’ Oxfords at J. H. Bell'-1. . li _ ’ ` T9 ` '

_ at Gaye Market some tcseyi;-New, Charlottetown; P--B 1_5

Cabbage, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, _Butter 1 ' T 1 “

Beans, Bunch Turnips, Onions, Radishea, ' _ First-clue singie;-` and double '-

Lettuce, Spinach, `etc., etc. Ii g. _ 'E mm - - . Q

i-ine cemeunfer Iwesainp, mi `

private parties. » i

Minmro. _ _--

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On the 12th of May, at Montpelier, Q _

Vermont, by Rev. L. K. Willman Harry 2 n.1.cra, tener Mr. A. Lei-<1, ag'ent or H* J’ ';_ I

Marine and Fisheries, Charlottetown to PR°P”3T°R- _ . ` _:f {

Nm may smut. aecgnter cr Nathan ,coca ' Q Smith, of Manchester, New Hampshire, _ *

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and in response to an encore gave a FOR SAFE H°“’* md. mt °“ c“m -‘ “ "' "“'='“"'_'

_ St t, d oi i the residence of L. L. Beer, _ _ _

selection entitled Home Sweet Home. =~ ' ‘=” S ' ' Edie zfpiliynixdg wm. vessey at Feneeii &_ _WANTED-A gui for geaerai housework. .S.Lowther D.D.S. A.V.Leud,D.D.S

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The secouzi part of the program Opened ' " C` "dl" 5' 7'; 61 pd ` wages App y tu Mm "ed Perkin'

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-~ T Summer boarders can be comfortably accom A D E

/ J-,»; _._-ff* __ modated _at Xicéoria. Crigggigd. __ geggtliiiglé

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of the characters each of which walked to ggffdizd wiihfn§h;§fs`w§1k of wh,,rf_ Apply

good e

was a novtl number The costumes wwe M0ntI€al, Fflday Il101’111-ng, July charge of a farm near the City Apply to John C r

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lor then gave a solo which was encorad. Monday morning, July 7th, dmiféigcef §‘;>l';',o¢°l';s’f1J:;‘f;° };'d‘;;_ T l This was followed bya piccolc solo by R. and Sa.1lS f01‘ St. ]0hi1'S,V`la Sydl1¢Y WH* 5ff¢¢\~ » e §-“HM

E.`Johnson, also encored. Miss Comstock and North Sydney, C. B, Carrying _ E wA1r7fg;;___g’g,,-1 my 1|.-_;;n.¢_ then ev-ng. "If Iwerc 81'°S¢»" ¢¢S¢1"°d1¥ horses, cattle and Sheep on deck f;",§°c: ‘"3" ’°" °‘*“""‘*~ , *Wm

winning an encore, The last of the pro- and roduce under deck at lowest `

- P i-uri eai.i~t`-_'rue is rin american ncrei

gram _ a s_e100_i3;>3,_ ¢rl,1g:at;l;ih;Sweei;.. Possible rateS_ / __ £11” riguated on Kegt Street. Apply atthis ea” ° .'°°’ 'em ° 5° rg” S For further iculars _ as to - "‘°‘ " - - _ -

1 l W. J. Whitn - . » _ - -.

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sided at the piano. The affair all through S* 8* du

was highly creditable tolllss Lefnrgey PEAKE BROS' & C0" Epplyumgusgfdhioim Tm'

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location.

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TO LET a house on Lower Prince Street, at -__ . ' .

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-;._ Possession July ist. Apply to'R Liclt-Iil1:Su;;tf

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In all sizes and

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