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“DINING DAILY

Cooh I-‘or The

Qange

You need a good clean, free

burning $91 for the Kitchen Range. -can _.supply the

kind that gives satisfaction. 0,

and the pgllce is the lowest. Send in yotir order today.

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Cnnunliig dawn ill-chosen (Nd. end. rushing book to

leads straight to dye- Ilith all ii moans in

Proper imbm oi "sol, with a Na-Dru~Co Dye- ‘f 'pepsu Tablet aiier oooh meal, restore good diges- \l°l\.~~heal\I1 and happiness.

A box of Na-Dru»Co Dyg- ,ptpsia Tablets Goats but 506. It your Druggisfs. National Dnig and Chom- lc\lC0.of Canada,

MAJORITY

5.-The Liber-

Australia House

-M»si.BouRNid al majority in; will he only one., Both sides are seek-_ ing an arrangement to prevent an- other election.

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Come - Here 0..... Cigars

'1`l1`is inthe headquarters for good cigars.' We have every

brand ybu could want, all prices, and -keep them in very

best smoking condition.

Yo will like the Orlando,

a fine, cool, fragrant smoke,

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one of the best loc cigars on the market. 3 for 250.

MacKinnon Dru .Co

‘F V Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent.Sts. ~ g

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Silver Black Foxes _

Realty and Black Fox Exclunge

Moncton N. B.

It will be to the advant-

. BRDWNIE _.

fgtfucf those selling.or re-` sum to ~$w_0n

quiring stock to wire or phone us today. < ~ i

iioiuiis ‘

$5.00 and up. 5

Phme No. 27|-21 Moncton N.B l gl

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LONDON, June .5.-Sir Henry F.Q‘m- ber, M. P., Of Wandsworth, London-,` has retired. -_The Unionist majority there is about 4,000 and the Liber-

Everything in '

‘ tlie_Can1era Line ’ »‘6ti_1"‘§tore" and prompt ` ideveloping 'and printing.

fGeo. E. Hughes

als will not oppose S_amue1'Sain0iels,' '¢gT}.,e Peo is Druggisti

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financier, the Unionist candidate ple 1 f_‘“' .V -tvs =e~_;~- --

*ths 9!-h at 1.80 p. ln.

riaopy and Conienied

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.~=~_-. ~---.‘:.»- -1- -- :---¢- .- ~__; it for yhurjjfnzxt sinoke.At all

,, is the man behind a pipe

Vg, _` 15/ full of 'Hickeyfs Brigert

ji/ CutSn_iokingTobacco.His

pine dreams' will always be v easxnt because this tobacco is manufactured from only the best Virginia leaf'the Aroma beibg pnreend fragrant. Try

Iiickey & Nicholson

Grpcefrs__`ai;,d_Druggistsw.. .

Co [lid

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F’ I

_\'_ ..;. -_~,:_-I - ' ‘

-..;- ~ ;-yrs: '

ReoehB,,ii§»....,.,....,_.......z5o fo $ i.25|

are tlie'S

in ‘Quality __ _Durab'il_lty., .

_carry the Larg- est and Best As-

sortment in the

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I The ch’Odiclal _American L¢s¢ne'B_all A I

~Er lu\'telxl€y’:ih¢i<Ame'i-is`nii !f_is€iit_¥e_'lii1i\il~i\_\e stil o¢'u.o;.wo.1.i'_; sou... (oo=i;l_»c¢o»g.>,.. 'Resell C;atch_ers Mit_ts..:..f.,.l.~...l§..‘f.'.2Qo lieoo1i_sis1<1of_°s oiov.e_..i=._...;._.._.......,._zso

Bssemen s_

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"‘Bnrley" Betts

.».-L'3.l.;$l,25 to

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-_J-:._.- _-L_ _ ,¢-.¢v»L'.,` -- _-_--~ _ . 1 _

rr Pave to my in eau

s'1'su'cri1.-'rho nov D Will Breach at ltuidisl on

ll.ALLlliYl'IlilL»D.--Rev. Mr. lull. will preach in Valleyleld next Sunday afternoon at ll

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on 8th lnst.

CATTLE ARRIVE.-Some titty

from Crapaud yesterday.

Caseapedia left Montreal at 4 o’cl'o

'due here next Monday, Juno 9th.

m.. and 7 p. in. `

IM-PERIAL III.-Tho gasolone crul 01'. Imperial-III. is now being it/hor

nextweek. ,

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - The An

of $20 from Miss-Mo.ude‘McLea.n\`

road wharf discharging__coal. THE swANs1;A_';i1Ai5ER.;`;"rYi1

town yesterday at 1 o'clock with

4.30 p.m`. with a fair sized cargo fo Halifax.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.- Receive

lrnowledgad.

town lust night from Sydney wit

duce for Louisburg.

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George and Dorchester Streets w soldsat auction yesterday by Mr, Besirsto and was bon be b

$5,425.

of gay young blades from Charlott

ards Pownal. They all got buck.

QUARTERLY MEETING. - T

day evening ln Vernonilliver Meth

dist Church. The reports of the v rious departments of the church

and Cheri' Valle The finances we

what could be accomplished by

A. Brown $770 above incidentals.T contributions to the Convention

is due to the earnest and enthusias

church and the congregation ha

They anticipate that the new. ye

will continue to evince a healt

`J. Frank Jenkins was appointed..

District Meeting to' be held in York.

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THE NoR'ri-wirsmitnsup. 'riuj MORE o1y,pnns.-_- Mum. B r n q e N°\’l3h“l\l\1°l'l8nd docked in Charlotte-‘5i1BIAr0. d:`.Co.f Kid., have an order. .town at 8.25 last night. - for two‘ 20 I1. '1>. -Ptnperiai gasoline'

three head ot cattle were shipped to Derlal in New zealand, _ Charlottetown by the B. S. Harland _-..-

THE B. S. OABOAPEDIA_- Thx: the Light & Power Co., Charlotte-

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esterday for Charlottetown and is Z0-toot pole yesterday his support

BELFAST.-Rev. D. MacLean will' aid was summoned and the -'arm was

llresch in Bt. Jobn's Church, Belfast, carefully dressed. Mr. Doiron was on Sabbath next, Sth Inst at Ira, resting as well as could he expected

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oughly overhauled and -repainted and Mt, Herberh ,,,¢know1edge,, Wm, will be launched about the tlrst of thank; the goliowin ns ;_

River. $500: 1046, Ross Lodge, Mt.

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tuberculosis societ oi Charl wn J. Campbell, Argyle, $90.00; 1128. J.

Y otteto

acknowledge with thanks a donation R. Jenkins, Dundas, $9.02; 1171.Mito

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aid of the free dispensary, _

THREE-MASTER.-The three-mast- cd ` schooner Rotiiesay, Cui5f.`Pitte-' vw". has arrived in Charlottetown Homme, $12.00; i1e0,iv1. nnonooon, "Om Picton and is lyimrilt tl1°.‘Rnil-' New Dominion, $11.00; isss. D. B.

H H. Cudmore, Union Corner, $32.21; e zzoa. wuuom Moreno, Mnrtinvsio,

Swenson Trader arrived in Charlo§ter_;;14_0o; 2113. J. D. Martin, Eidos,

s $15.00; 1446. wuuom J. Mnttore,

1"B° ¢°fs°- She sailed asain s_t"snmmoroi<1o, ;91.s0; George soci-

at F_‘alconwood Hospital, from Mrs. Ramsay, Conway, $10.00; Daniel .f=‘-“111"¢l1- Qfleber Bt'-.»sls0 from films..1i1onegomu~ye.ooorgotown, 50; w. J. Jas- Tait. 'several parcels or. napers,».1onnson, boianoo' form ooot; $55.24; magazines and books. thankfully ac- christopher Mt-Leon, Mt. Herbert,

THE IVDAUD CARTER.-The sclioon- ‘ ._

er Maud Carter arrived in Charlotte- ‘

coal for Messrs. Buntain, Bell an

Co. After discharging, Capt. Wea therbie reloaded with a cargo of pro- ~ \

PROPERTY SALE.-The Gilli

Pf0Pel‘ty at the corncr of Grea

8 Y M

Joseph McCarey for the sum ol K _...__

Hon. Cupt, W - t. vi _e rds, “Bide-

Y ford, came " to 9.\»_=`?»>Y».*_'f!~,-.V-A *gay the

7'~.'l~/1',"-1 " ,».‘,_

e_ express ..lnsr._.n ¢,m_ _,V

-town left the other day for Pownal M 1 b _ ~_ff»*»,-§ and spent a very pleasant evening in »E,-jgée Ci; Zpetiaggaflri/ilclintllgilii Fort Augustus' The apparent dig' day with his friend. Mr. Daniel Stew-

i -is Ns-v."1".'¢i.=..1ie-1. ...nn .-.-1

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-MISSED THB' POINT.-'-“A ‘compun

crepancy was due to the fact tha they missed the turning point tow

he

Quarterly Official Board met on Mon-

pcople determined to make their church self-sustaining, Only three

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tic

manner in which the members of the

supported their pastor in his labors.

upon which they are now 'entering

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- - r i growth. It was unanimously agreed by the Quarterly Official Board the the Cherry Valley Methodist Church shall on the first Suudny of each month be given the morning nnil evening services-and Vernon River an afternoon service. Mr. L&w80l1 J enklns was appointed SundaY B°Yl<>0l »i-luperlntendent of Vernon River. Mr.

Fund were in advance of last year,as , were also the missionary offering both

of the churches and the Women's \ _ Missionary Auxillinry. Great credit E¢0n0m|Zing on ycuf

buy. You will iiud them

at

a

Steward, also delegate to the Annual

;;Ii you don't like tablets or pilld

try Rexsll Hyp0pl10'sDhil¢s'- _R',i§`¢\\J _ -----~ ~ ------ non 1 nie tonic or cue kind' on- the -__-

ifi I -

market, recommended by all who have < ._ _ »i_ 1-. _ - ¢

_used it and sold in o_v_er 6,000 stores; ` p \ Price $1.00 a b0l=t10, Z“Bl`8I1¢°°d : bl] f _ _- The MacKinnon Drug Co., The Rex- _.-U. _ _ . .

rent G or e an 1- V?

_e;.§*;::; °. °» ‘ ni, Talctnntowder

A I MT This owderbe

5751.". V ??.".c-action that .. 1 ui f- >f__~.~¢ _ .1 is ..f°..§§.

T- _ _ ~. gg. . YV, v__` ` '_

“QW p rauon gt is cool, ' ,,,1,toft, refre.1hing--

\ 1 new lol: the market---delight

e in . twenty tivo

Qlliines for a boat being built in 1-Isl-i

MURRAY HARBOR.-There will bo -‘BX 101'* the D_opa.rt:msnt'. 0( Public! no service at Murray Harbor north Works of=P. E: l|le£‘d..ifif'i‘hs ~ a o

Y II ,

* 55* 311 ON” for A §§;h.'p. ,spying from New Zealand, and a firm there

- are asking for the agency for the Im-

A PAINFUL AGCIDNT.--.While

Mr. Stephen Doiron. .employed with

town, was at work on the top of a

gave way and he fell to the ground y brmlking one of his arms. Medical

last evening.

. DONATIONS.-H'. Craswell, Treas- - urer of the P. E. Island Orphanage,

g donstio

Collected by Hugh McLean, North

M Donald, Dessble, $40.00, 1175. D.

Box, St. George's Lodge, $1.12; 1463. George Walsh, Ellerslie. $30.15; 2361. Rev. A. J. W. Back, Georgetown, $4.50 2319. Allan Stewart, 'French River, $5.00; 1046, Rose Lodge, Mt.

McQuarrie, Crapaud, $30.00; 1147.3.

r grove, $2.00; Dr. J. T. Jenkins, City,

$25.00: George Hooper, Milton, $1.00; Rev. George Orman, Cornwall, $10.00;

il W. H. Sharp, Kelvin, $5.00; Austin

sv."/2;1.. o. 1.. No. 1111. G. H. 'ron ron, city, $6.00.

h _ d `. Rev, J.`.Hesney returned by the ex- ' press last night from Kensington.

Capt. _Joseph Read, Summerside,

came to Charlottetown by the ox-

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"- Toronto. ~ `

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to

press last night. i _ t . ., . ,. .....~».,~.-.~ ` _,,. .,__.,,,

as Mr. James Older returned to Char- R~ lottetown last nightfboni ii trip to

Infisées liiiisilv” :patio ii-,j1‘n'li`i~13¢si§c,d

Burns of New Glasgow, P. E. 1,, were

iterdny after. spendirig'~th's 'day tn=

°` Charlottetown., ,, i»;;_w"'_ _'. B* , \°',°!-*4 . ».> ._'1»-.1

ding trip including tho principal

f Y Y. re cities in Canada an `United‘Stntes: ""1

ulsc very satisfactory, and showe _ --.-_"-- 1

B Y _ ii -__-*M d d*

years ago they were receiving help

from the Mission funds This year _ they paid their pastor-Rev. Henry `-

-5 Wrong

ve health is poor economy.

ar Economize on diamonds

if you want to, but get the

t best drugs that you can

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality _Drug Store.

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yf"°___"}\_ sid e‘s' being de-

./~,,.\__-, lightfnlly absor-

‘ bentlias an'aniis

one of ;tl1e best tollgtfpowder.

folly perfumes! with the new.

‘ __ oya‘1 Viiiolia.. -pe_rfume`- 9. ‘ irfsofl f

L -l.¢\°°llose¢-ouovgsc

passengers on the vvehteml train 'yesi\]

'I

_ _ 'S Mr. William ni. Rowe and bride,

sctlvitles was encouraging- The will arrive inicnogioteetowu cooay' Sunday services of public worship are by the 3_ S_ 'Evai\g¢y1(§ie,‘n,(f,§'r |,‘ wéd;

well attended both at Vernon River ' ' 1 '

V I 1-* i _ 7-' _” powder ornsrsery or, w _Ie Lion ~ n S -| '.rii~‘.'i5.... c 1 0 .,,,Bre°d , 'f"

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\ Men who “Stand Gut” I

from the Procession

which daily traverses our streets are notice- able not for~tl1e way they part their hair, or clip their finger nails but for the character value-the distinctiveness of their clothes. That’s why, when we' fit a man out in

Our Perfect F it,M odern Style Clothing

he feels an cuss and confidence born of the convictionfhat lzfs clothes are just right -that they fit-that they express the last word in style, wi rhout being faddish, and that so long as they wear they will keep 'their shape. and look as a gentleman`s clothes should look. n ~

_ ' Our splendid clothes for men are A LL NE W

-all right in style, and more than right in price.

See how much better we can do for you than

most stores at. ' ' ,

$815.1 0.00. 1 2.50. 1 5.00. 1 6.50. 1 8.00

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School Stockings for Boys and Girls

Sturdy, substantial stocking# that will withstand the wear of healthy, romping, lively

boys and gills, siockings made to wear, to look well while they wear, to cut down the bother

of daruing as far as that is 1;o>sible. Good stockings at all prices. .

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Black cotton ribbed stockings for Sturdy stout black ribbed stock-

BLACK PRINCE, the sturdy stocking

boys and girl-', per pair . . . . . . . . .._ ings for boys......

PRINCESS stockings, our very special

for boys, neat ribbed, very strong, very nice fitter . . . . . . . . ... c

line for gr]-`, narrow ribbed, very

RELIANCE Cashmere 4-x ribbed hose

rlurslile, black, ian and white ----- ‘

SILK LISLI-`. HOSE FUR GIRLS, :1

for boys, a wonderful stocking in black or tan at 30:, 35C, .inc and.. . `

very _-mouth slucr stocking, neat ii\t<r and

durable, off red in black, tan, wlii e andpaeblue . . . ... . - . . ..-

[JTTLE DARLING the i 'ral lmse for' LITTLE KING a very specinl line

small children, is :1 smoo;h c.1.~hmcie s ocking, cashmere stocking for the smaller boys, heav-

with silk toe and heel, blank t.-n, ier than “DARLlNG’ Back or wlii'e, blue, iiuk and cre ui . . _ ... ' Tan 251:, 3oc. . .' . . . . . . . . . .. . ._ _

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Suits for ,Boys One-Third-Off

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great isnge of boys' suits that we are offering at

One Third Off

, Boys' auitsiniill fom 22to 32. in ‘W°°d' ‘nd

Wor|ted',`-in single and doiible b.-costed. N°\'f°|k’ “nd 'wk |d‘1t<s,4 two and three piece style-

V These suit: are new-thoroushli’ 8004. perfectly fat- fing, and you might just as well n'l°k¢ ¢_h° “VW3 °" l ° price as see your neighbour 8°* “-

Suits are now $l.|7 _ Suits are now |34 ' Suits are new 20| Suits are now 3.0-I Suits are now 3.34

arc now 400 I

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0oil¢g¢"8olt

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Moores? M CI-203 ‘n:~=':2=

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Splendid Range of Smart

T0 GET YOUR SMALL BOY ready for school closing

you willgfind it wonh while to get acquainted with this