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-John Anderson, the High Chief

ga U 9 _ _ _, M; ake no mistake in wrfting me for! pridw _morning por Toronto oo at- prices. J. W. Boulter, Summerside.|

tend the Supreme Court of Foresters

He has been appointed the represen- *Tenders are called for kalsomining,

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tative from this province in the and painiilng Grace Church (lnsiiie).f place of Kenneth McKay, resigned. For particulars apply to .- Jas.l lr. Anderson goes from Moncton Carter at Prowso Bros. 5~30dti. 1

with the delegates ironi New Bruns- wick by the way of Quebec and Ott-

whlch opens there on Tuesday next.

awa. yo-

-* Suits for $1.00 to $3.75 per suit. li..

-Lower Stewiucke,N.S. has suffer- T,

Holman Limited, Summerside.

ed a severe loss in the very sudden 6-15dr1i.

and unexpected death oi Mrs_ John H. Mctlleave, who passed peacefully

-There was caught at Kildare

away on June 5, aged 39 years. Mrs, Cape last week by Arthur McWilli-

l(cCleave was ill only a few'\',days,and urns a lobster 31! -inches from tip to

only a short time before- her death ti

p, 14 inches around che bod 17`

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did it become evident that phe would inches from ti_p to tip ol claw and,

not recover. She left behind her o weighing over ten pounds. ,

sorrowing husband and eleven chlld-

Mrs McCleave use a true and devot- Summer Blouses, Undermuslins andl

ed wife and mother, and highly re- Hhi

rt Waist Suits ? Our booirlet with

spec-ted and esteemed among her description and prices or our Spf-cinl‘ lsnge circle nf li-icndo_ She woo a Values in the above lines will be mail-f

daughter of Joseph and Sumh Moor- ed

ren, who will keenly feel her loss. -Are you interested in I.ui‘ies',l

ahead of West Devon, Prince County, Li P. E. I.

-The entertainment given in Mar- IU?

you on rcqucst. R. 'l‘. Holman' Ited, Summerside. 6-i5dr1i. l

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Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns' July are now in stock, also Julyf

ket Hall Friday evening lust unilop Fashion Sheets. The reason irc urel

the auspices of the Presbyterian selling so many Patterns is that Choir was one of the most enjoyable Ludlcs’ Home Journal I-"attains have

events of the kind ever given :it pr Biiinnierslde In addition to uuizsu- be

ally strong local attractions thc,mu

part token by Mrs. Jesse South-

WlCk. was ai whlqc cnte tainnient in -A pleasant social event took place

itself.Her rendition oi hier program on was splendid A mixed quartette con- of

sisning Mrs. W. H. Beuristo, Miss Miilpequc, when their eldest daughter

Inez Schurman, Miss Irene Duncan, Mi

and Miss Eva. Harris; W. S. Bear- op, isto, Vernon Ramsay, Bruce Ho-,v.,Summerside, were united in marria iv

att, and Fred McS\veen gave two by splendid selections, accompanied bylof

the Presbyterian choir. Miss Jessiehef broth" Herbert Le” Ramsay, Sharpe sang a delightful solo, nndiwas attended by her .sister, Lulu responded to an encore with 9, very’l\’iaud, while the groom was support- pretty hullird. She was accompiiiiederl

by I’rof.Whitney. Fred McSwcen -Mrs. Washington Bell, Summerside, always o favorite sang in excellent sister of the groom, played *thc wedd-

voice and expression “The way of ln the Cross." He also was recalled`e<l

when he sang “The Songs My Moth ,Very pleasant evening was enjoyed by er Used to Sing." There was ii largelnll

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audience, and all thoroughly en m

-A sad case of dostitution came to many friends as was shown by the

the notice of the police and u num- magnificent display of presents show- oer of citizens Thursday evening when ered upon her. Mr. and Mrs. Biniiop

f rl di

n woman, orme y u resident of S rsid t ' th ith h

umme e, oge er w' er l'our,Wh

young children applied at the Sum- their host ol friends. 4 -

mersida police for shelter. .The young """_`_

est child was about six months old, the eldest about four years. The story was one of desertion, the luis- 3 hand having left his, wife and child- ren before the youngest was born. She had not heard from him since and had had twice made up her milnd to send the three eldest children to the 0i‘phan's Home so thnt, with on- ly the baby 'oo care for she ight be able to earn a living. Twice her llf

heart. _failed her. She could not part s.

wit‘b them. She finally decided that it was the only hope and left with g

them ol! Tl-\UFS¢1¢iY~ She WUS killllll’ Received from James Paton who m cared for at the police 5'?-HUGH-lbuyingifor his hrm in England. _

Oflicer Steele succeeded in finding a home for har and the children for the night. A citizen afterwards kindly odered one of the children a home C and it is hoped that some way may yet be found by vmich the dreaded B

H9lY6l‘fWi0'0 YUHY be l1V9l`t0ll» UT at Beef (carcass) per lb. 6 to 7

least lightened. (Pioneer) B

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Rl-:wuu-: or-’ UiN'r.\izN1‘s sou C.\1".\iiiui 'i'ii.4'r CE\lfBklDB. Del' lb- 5

(_'oN'r.ilN iiiiiiurriiv, H

n.~iiici'1uiry will suroly dost the louse of H

sim-ll and oniupleioly dcrliiigo this Bu-nw' pressed ‘L00 to L50 ~ v - - --n ~ : 2

_ l , L i it tli nigh I iiili'-i'.iii~»`f"siiriiiio-iiifii-. _-iniifiii in-wr be \~.-ui W

ox<»n|»ion,.11-fi-1-lpiion,from rci»\\!f\\»|v l'|']'Hl- Black oats . 48 £0 51

cii||is,u,silieiiuiiiugu ilu-_y iiill 'loin fun olil W

fiivilllip i(:<_iml yi]»\i‘i»_i\n_ _|»o~-iolplglcililicfrrpri Pork 6* to 7 |

ll.\ iiluii i uii, iuulii .il iiir |_ ('|n,||i y A: (‘o '|‘oli-do. li., contains no un-rizury, H

and i~ mkoiiinloruiilly,uviiiii;fil;'ei:tlyP;:i;:»|iIT; Lamb 4* to 6 lilooduiuluiiicous >-\iifii<.|_rl o c sy f i. cornmeal' per bag 100 lbs ‘B to 2_5()

otatoes

liiiying lliillis ('iilarri\ f‘i\ru be sure you |411! 1, tlnrrzcnuliiu. lt is lakcii inlurnully luni iiuuiu

om, ohio, by ir. J. fflwnvr & C0- Tv

moi luis free.

Sold by lli-iilzlzisls. i’i-Ii-o T54: pi-r lioitlin

Ta kc llall’n Faniily l’i|ls for coustipntio E

JUST RECEIVED FROM OUR MR

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FLOUR

New Belts, New Neckwear, New Nor- folk Jerseys, New Sailor Suits for llttle girls, New scarie, New Collars, Children’s Pinnafores, Ladies Muslin Aprons, Pelisses, Flowers, Wings,Hnt Ornaments. Come in to day and see the New things from London ling- land_ Jas. Paton & Co. 6-i5\lli.

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s Grocery Snaps

Some folks have trouble

with their feet, the others wear l WALK OVER SHOES when they go on shoe

troubiesgo off.

We sie sole tgents.

Married: Smith ,

_ __ iz een Street

»" in tM°Wn¢ 4 ' \

usic, etc. The bride, who is one of

joyed the entertainment, tMalpeque‘s most popular young ladies

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Miss Irene Hchurman, organist ollThe

ove to their home in Summerside

I :We don't starve our glove stock.

1000 Barrels

oved themselves to be easily ille- st in paper patterns. ll. '.*‘. l-io'- n Limited, Sumnierside. i. lZdi'1i.

Wednesday evening at the home William George and Mrs. Ramsay,

ss Annie S., and Thomas H. Bish-

son of George and Mrs, Bishop;

Rev. E. J. Rattee in the presence

a large number of invited guests.

bride, who was given away by

by his brother Win.,R. Bishop.

march as the bridal party enter- the parlor. Alter the ceremony a

in social intercourse, games,

s handsomely remembered by her

ere they were warmly ivelvoiiied by

asy to Tai-rc asy to Operate

Because purely vegetable-yet tl.or- ougb, prompt, healthful. satisfactory-

O d’s Pills

you .can't get what you wont try Paton & Co. 5 30<ltf-

Excliisive Novelties at Paton's.

6-30dtf.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

orrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue.

arley. per nus. 60 to 70

uckwheat 70 to 80 utter er lb Z4 25

ggs, per doz. 15 sy, pressed $12 ay, loose $10 to 12

into oats, per bus. 47 to 50

heat, pei' bus. $1.00 to $1.20

addock, per quintal $3.00

COMINEVENTS. 4

White Rose meeting,Ladge Prince dwnrd S.O.E. Tuesday, June 16th.

:Crosse & Blackwells orange mar- alnde in 1 lb. pots and 7 lb. tins Bcer & Gofi’s. 6-13d2i.

lu .slorc avid to arrive

Writé us for prices.

V\7c _qiirirziutce both quality

Wholesale and Retail. c

The New Russian Veil- .

ings have Arrived 1

Flne large square muh with

spots of chenille and velvet here and there as though they had been scattered there by accident. The colon art brown, navy blue and black and they co-- at 25¢. 301-. 35c yd. S‘uil¢y Bros, 6-i3d3l

Why suiler with the heat when,

u can buy one of dur Shirt Wdst

Five years ago we ina

great summer whitewear sale in Ch’Town. Its

SUCCESS WGS lilSlIklnll3l1€0llS an

uguratcd the first

cl iindoubted, as it*

seemed to have filled a long felt want._Eacl1

year since we have provided for the selection of our customers, _and the public generally, such

an assemblage of dainty whitewear off every

much less surpassed

conceivable kind, as hzis neverbccii equalled here

The present season is no exception to the

rule, and we have a magnificent array of White

wear, made up specially to our order,`for"i:‘li`i's acceptable time, in the cleanest, best and most sanitary factories in Canada.

Buying as we do in such immense quantities

the iiianiifactiirers find it to their interests to give extra atteiition to, and put the very best materials and work into, every garment intended for us.'i his year, as competition between factories was keener than usual, they have surpassed all previous efforts, each with the ambition to have the best, with the result that we today, can show'

___i`I§f§’ ____;; ifih .Anniversary hil¢W¢@!’ _Sails-

ngerlthIOF In

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ou undermiislins of superior quality, combined

~- - with accurate fit, and elegant workmanship, at

0// riees ou would never ex t to

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_;1;,.”\ -_ - on qualities so choice. _ ’

‘ '\ ' ' Each garment-no matter how low its price

. -is daintily and tastefully trimmed, whiletlie'

'_ 1] _ _-j f- more expensive lines are most ornate,val.torchon ‘-.1 I _ - _- and cluny lace and insertion, as well as embroi. yi, ` ., ,__ dered trimmings, beading, henistitching qc ,./J _ being the favorite materials used in decoration

- Y / 4.3;, _ ‘ Come today with the expectation of finding thé

largest and bes_t selected stock you have ever

l» " "“` n in this Cit We feel confi

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.4/._,_._,q;;..f.».-,\ be sure o Tprove veri a e magnets to this

GREA'i Es w HITEWEAR SALE.

' _(?J:f'»'ii<‘-§' -/,~ 1 . - _ ' _ " See _ . Y- . . _dent wi will \/ __, - not be disappointed, while the ,prices asked wi]

_ r - _ ~ - - - ‘ _' Below is a list of goods with their regu‘ar . ' prices, and also the attractive spot cash price

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versary Sale. Quickfsales and small profits is

` “ our motto. Come today. i

White Undcrskirts

Lot I--Is ti good firm cotton

Skirt free from dressing,” with _ a Io inch lawn flounce trimiii- cd with torclioii lace regular price 78c Sale price. . . . .65 cis

Lot 2. CouipriSeS two de-

Signs of good fine cotton, one having a deep floiince of awn with a wide band of torchou insertion Set in and edged Wfth lace to match, tlze other being finished with ii io in frill of embroidery and a cluster of tucks once servic- able garments Worth $r.Ic sa?eprice........ ._ _.85 cfs

Lot 3. Is extra good value.

These skirts are coinposctl of strong soft cziuibric, with ri i2 in fioiiucc of fiiie lawn liziviug 21 d ep tuck and 3 rows of _lieiiistiicliiiig and edged with good embroidery in assorted designs wortli 1.25 Sale price. . . .

Lot 4. Comprises zi beautiful' and

scrvicable lots of skirts of good czuiibric with deep flouuce of swiss eiiibroidery iii pretty designs

Worth 1.45 Sulc price .. . . . . .. I zo i

Lot 5. These skirts are of good

Eiiglisli long clotli. The I4 iii flouiicc is of fine lziwii having 3 1 clii~tc-rs of pin tucks and an insert of cylct eiiibroiclt-ry 2 i-2 iii wide fin- ished with dcep hem, wortli 1.65 sale pricc.... . ..........i 40

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ilorsct Covers. I ..L°‘9-r:°iss-

Lot 1. Is of good strong cuinliric trimmed with insertion and torchon liice,woi'ih 30 cts sulo price 23 cts

Lot 2. Is mario of fine Miuliipolin and prettily frimmcd with Val liico, worth 32 cts sale price 25 cfs Lot Ii. Is made of good c;:uilii'ic, very nicely trimmed “nth wide torchon lace, worth BB cts

Lot 4. Is of fine cumbric fiiiislicil around top with deep torclion lace, through which is run ribbon

to draw, worth -ilic sulo price H7 cfs

Lot 5. ls also of fine cumliric trimmed prettily with two rows of fine val insertion, worth 50 cts

_ Lot 6. These handsoinn giirnients are made of fine niiinsook, with rows of ver-tical iorchon insertion'

finislied around ucck mid shoulder straps wiih lava fo inuii-li, worth 58 cts

Lot 7. Includes scvcrui styles lreuiiiifiilly triinnicil und iiniislicd one woiih 05 cis, uiioflier miide of

corset emby, all put on sale at this popular prius--iii cts - ‘ '

_ l_..ot 8. Coiisists of' very pretty corset covers made of fine English cumbric, iriinnicd with cluny inserfioii and iililztii iuii, lace idgirg wciih 'Z8 its Nile price 05 cts

_ _Lot 9. This pretty lot is cf embroidery, run with hairy ribbon through top, st|':\p(-R of fine Hamburg iiisertioii, worth 85 cfs, . polo priqo 70 eta

Lot 10. These :irc oxirrinely dainty gmiiieufs eficcfivoly trimmed with viii and fine Swiss insertion

edged with fine viii laicc, wortli 1.10 sule pricolluo

Lot Il. Pretty and dainty oiiouglito suit the most exiictbig .Tama bride are iliese guriiieiits. iiiude of

liiieiiainsookliuiiilsoinely triminvdwith finest Swiss insertion und finished with beautiful Viil. liicc, \\`0I'll\ $1.25. Siilo prico $100.

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sale price 30 cts

solo price 42 cfs

sale price 49 cts

e que 1 y is exceptionally

good as is also the style, the i6 inch flounce has an insert of French beading also 2 bands of torclion insertion in a hand. some design while torchon lace to match completes the

edge. worth 2.9? . . . 2.56 . sae price .

Lot 'Io Tl-iese are very ele-

_gant and _desirable skirts, hav- ing a 1_6 in.flounce of fine firm organdie _ornaniented with eye- let insertion and embroidery to match, worth 3.35. . . . . . .. . . ....,.sale price 2.75

Night Dresses

Lot. I. Contains two pretty

niglitdresses of good English Cambric,one having yoke trim- med with rows Of insertion. and neck and Sleeves finished with muslin frill. The other has a turned down co, ar and tucked yoke edged wi h mus- in fri s worth o cts . .

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3,11 H. Brown is the Up-to ' Dim Hatter. ig '

Bars Soap (any 5c, bar)

Queen Slroet Charlottetown

Lo' 6. ls coiiiposed of 'beauti-

ful gnriiiciits, tlic top of skirt of gocd czuubiic, is fiuislied with very dc-ep flouiice composed almost cnti-cly of fine firm lace in a hand- some pine apple design worth 1.90 sale pricc...... ......i.6o

Lot 7. Contains two distinct-

desigiis, good soft cambric forms the top of both,o1ie being finished with a 14 in ilounce. in which is a pretty insert of embroidery, and einboidered edge to match and a cluster of 5 tucks completes zi dainty and pretty skirt. The other design has zi 17 in flouiice composed of vertical strips of lawii,l:ice and Hzuiibiirg insertion A band oi* Val insertion with' a deep val lace frill completes the edge of :\"vcry stylish skirt, “Will $2-I0. . . .sale price l.75

Lot S. Has two beautiful

designs, one having ai deep flounce of fine l:iwii,cdged with deep emby. in .i very pretty open pzitterii. \Tlie other has rl 22 incli flounce composed of ziltfzriizitc bands of lawn and cluny insei tion, very ef- fective, worth $2_35 sale price L95

Lrit i_ Tlux~'e:ii'c fzisliimicd in-in strong soft coiion, lutving lawn frills edged with deep Torchon

lace extra good value ut .i5c Solo prioo gpg

Lot 2. Are ofgood strong serviceable cotton, the dccp frill being finished with B rows of heiustitching

and tucks worth 40 cts Solo pl-iw 32 oh,

Lot These are made of good Ciiiiihric with a If ilu'-li“i‘i*i1l coiu1‘nsed of alternate rows of lawn und

Lot 2 Is of good Cambric tucked L d l d ff

_ _X _ ` yo re turn own col at an cu s

5§:,-__A_'5:}?.,: Crs trimmed with Hamburg edging

ivorih i.1'o Sale price go cts

Lot 3 Comprises 4 styles. One

i'u'Enipire style has deep band of Torclion insertion, all around yoke with deep lace to match on sleeve, one has Vshziped neck with yoke composed of alternate rows of lace and Hamburg insertion cuffs of tucked muslin with Torchon edge.

cfs to $3.50 each.

Torchon insertion, edged with lace io match. worth 5Pc. I Sale price 47 cts

_Lot 4. These are of heavy English Cambric, lhc 7 inch frlll being fliiished with ii pretty embroidered

design, nbovo\whicli is a cluster of tucks, worth 'I8 cis Snlo price (1.5 org

. 'Lot 5. These fullhnnflsomo gurmeiifsiirc of tina muslim. thodccp i'rill being con-poscd of ultornufo ious of Torchon insertion and fine lawn with lace cdgo to niotoli, worth 00 cfs Sale price 75 cts.

i Lot 6, These elegant garments have an 8 in frill of filet insertion and 3 hcmstitrhed tucks, edged w th deep embroidery to match worth $1.20 Solo p;-goo 95 cts

Lot 7. Beautifully soft and dainty are these elegant gnrnidnts of fine Madupolin, having deep frill of

finest embroidery with insertion tomiitch, worth $1.30 Sulo price $1.00

_ Besides the above list, special ilisvouiifs will he iilloivcd for cash during this sale on all Shcotings Pillow Cottons, Table Linens, Towels, l\Iuslins,' Undei~weur, Blourics in fact all white goods in stock,

We would call special attention io our superb stock _of blouses--thnii which there is none

larger,_'nnd certainly none better, in iliis province. Our trade in iliis popular line of giirrnenis J

is immense and still growing. :uid we have no licsitntion iii .asserting that right here you will

iiud not oniy tiic-liaudsomc styles but the uiost ii nsciinble prices 'ii the city, ranging from 39

Another lot has round yoke of iylet insertion while still another lot at the same price has square tuck cd 3 oke trimmed with filet lace and insertion, cuffs to match. All very pretty and servicabie, worth _i.25. Sale price Loo

Lot 4. These night dresses are

made of fine nuinsook in Empire stvle.

trimmed around fog with Hamburg insertion 2 in. wie finished ,wit heading through which is run silk draw stingsqslceves trimmed to match, worth i.u0 » sale price 1.80

Lot 5. Contains three different

' styles, one 'being trimmed with elnby.

and insertion, another with hern- stitched tucks, while the third is In Empire st le beautifully trimmed with ernby. an torchon lace, worth 1.70

sale peice 1.45

Lot6 Isof fine soft muslin the

round yoke composed of a 8 inch em- broidered insert, edged with it fine em-

broidery; _cuffs to match. Another dcsignf as yoke of handsome design of all over emby finished with feather stitched braid and emby edging worth 2.10 Sale price $1-70

Lot 7. This handsome gown is in

Empire"style, oke of shadow e b

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_' _ ~ dgintlly finished with embro§_l:%

, . _ d F h beading, cu s

. _ _ 2.53# iitru. 355° oi.. paw mo

' _ ‘ - l Lot 8. Is of fine soft nainsook in

Q < _ ' Empire at ie,the round yoke being com-

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d:of alternate rows of Val and em

roidered insertion sleeves handsomely

e ore a_` nies you Mqney finished to_eorrespond. gpgtlgdglaa

Th St Th tS ‘ ‘ 75

E Bu; your l"ats at Brown’ ’

The whole lot is yours for

$i.00

Lb z Ten

Gal stnil Oil - r Bottle l{ea|on'~i _Pickles (zo ol) H Lb best C. Tarinr

I Lb Baking Soda

i Lb Siarcl

i Box Laundry Blue

John Connolly Q Co

BREAD

32 Ounces=8 cts

“ IN" lou get our bread

you g.t fu‘l weight--you get the best that- can be baked. If you want ihe strongest combination of bread qualities, buy our . bicad.

THE NORTH BAKERY

dmwf 2:6 Euston Sf,

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too Brilrrizii ciiocaKs

Last season- we soltfilfifty dozen Butter Crocks. This fact is 'sufficient proofthat

our prices on tlhis' line of‘ are the lowest. -

We have a, big* stock -__-of all sizes at the same prices as last year. -

UUTTER' .CR9¢K3‘ ` ' `, COVERED V ‘ UNCOVERED

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