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| at St, Margaret’s last Tuesday the net pro-
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- The semi-annual
| session of the Grand Lodge, I. O. G. cis
1] January
GRAND LODGE.
will take place the 3rd week in
next, at Roseneath. a _ Cuitp Drown A bov seven vears ld, son ofJdohn Tait, was drowned at
| Shediac Cape a few days | of water
ago in three feet He was out ip a boat with — his | brother, when the boat filled with water, | ‘tis brother succeeded in reaching shore. linea Metuopisr Misstons.—Mre. R. Johreon las resigned the position of District Or. ranizer of the W. M.S. for Charlouetown district. Miss Hyde has been appointed in her stead. Al] communications auxiliaries will be addressed to Roberta M. Hyde, Cornwall. dion iniiiwiils A Marictovs Parror.—A Lewiston , Me young man has broken an engagement in Auburn because of the parrot. He popped, was accepted and was about to imprint a chaste salute to bind the bargain when the
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bit of and it engineer, back. There Jay the dead dog anda dead child which had wandered upon the track and had gone to sleep. The dog had givin his signal to stop the train and had died on the spot i
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was mortalof Mrs D. A. Macdonald, of
: i ‘omy ted to the earth yesterday. Ai€ iunerai cortege was the |
largest ever seen at Fort Augustus, about 130 carriages being in line. A Mass of Requiem was sung in the chapel at Fort Augustus, the celebrant being Rev. J. J. Macdonald, of Kinkora, a of the deceased, Kev. James .Eneas Macdonald, acted as deacon and Rev. P. J. Hogan as
ib.deacor Thi femonies were direct- ed by Augustine Macdonald. The choir, was led dy Rev. Dr. Morrison, and Mr. George Hennessey presided at the rgan. Several of the choir of St. Danstan’s Cathedral assisted. Besides the clergymen who officiated at the ser- vice, there were several others in attend- aace, Rev. Allan J. Macdonald conduct- ed the service at the grave.
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Tre Orera Hovses-A cleverly-construct- ed comedy bearing the suggesiive title “If You Must Lie Te!l a Good One,” was’ presented at the Opera House last evening by the Ethel Tucker company. The char- acters in the cast were all well taken, and the excruciatingly funny situations were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. Miss Tucker captured the house by her ex- ceedingly clever rendering of the part of Susanne, and the splendid manner in which she acted the drunkem woman in the second act showed her great versatil- ity. Mr. Meldon as Dr. Blondet did excel- lent work, and he was ably supported by Messrs. Richards and Bushee. Miss Rus- sell, as Mme. Poulard, was also good. The specialties were very pleasing. Tonight “The Governess,” a comedy-drama, will be put upon the boards. At the matinee
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BANQUETYAT SOURIS.
On Tuesday evening last the members | of No. 4 Co.. Garrison banquet at the American Heuse. Cocopany assembled at the drill shed, where, on the request of Lieut. Brennan, Lieut. Mellish, of No. 1 Co. Infantry, took command and marched the company, preceded by the Souris Cornet Band, to the banquetting hail. A bountiful supper was provided by the hostess, afier which
who acted as president, and Lieut, Bren- nan, Who acted as vice president : The Queen—God Save Her.
The Governor-Geueral- Wm. Paquet.
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The Lieutenaut-Governor — Corporal Power.
The Parliament of Canada—E. Me~ Cormack,
Song—Sergt. H. Squarebriggs,
The Army—H. Wood.
**The Navy—Sergt. W. Cheverie.
The Professions—Dr. 8. R. Jenkins.
Song—Lieut. W. O. Peake.
The Artillery—Lieut. Brennan.
The Infantry—Lieut. Mellish.
Song—W. J. Paquet.
The Preses—John L. Walsh.
Souris—A. MeDonald,
Violin Solo—W. J. Paquet.
The Ladies — Lieut.. W. O. Peake, H. Squarebriggs, J, Walsh, H. Wood, A Mellish.
Song and Violin Solo —W. J.
Our hostess and her No. &. Uo,
The Company were very much pleased to see their popular surgeon, Dr. S. R. Jenkins, for ashort time, and gave him him three rousing cheers when he had to depart. The evening passed most pleas- antly, being wound up by singing Auld Lang Syne and God Save the Queen.
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The Montreal's Star’s London despatch (July 6) says: Sir Donald A. Smith, Can adian High Ccmmissioner, as “Lord congratula- tions from Canada addressed to him under
that title. He, however, told me _ today that he has not yet decided on his new title. When the new peer has decided,
however, I venture to say, it will be found
to associate him both with Canada and with Scotland. Sir Donald says cable reports from Canada are the firet he has heard of the appointment ofa new High
Commissioner in London for the Dominion. The uname of Sir Richard Cartwright has been mentioned as Sir Donald Smith’s successor. The belief here, however, is the Canadian government would be glad for the present incumbent to retain the position so long as he pleases, and he cér- tainly does not talk now as if he were about to relinquish it.
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BLOUSE SALE
It is now several months since our Spring ,{White Gvods Sale took place, which pleased you 80 well.
To-day we are Preparing essful MIDSUMMER White Goods and
All the usual lines of Ladies White Cotton, Pillow Cotton, Sheeting, Table Damask, Towels and Towel-
i i Trimming We will also show special lots of Iri g : In addition to the above, we give you an ,unprecedented opportunity
line at 39c which we are convinced is the best value Our next price is 49c.
We also offer a large assortment of Such unusual inducements should made avery busy time in our
Customers arriving early will find the best assortment.
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the following toasts, intermingled with songs, were proposed by Lieut. Mellish,,
LOCAL NOTICES,
The newest designs in souvenir opening today at W. W. Wellner’s. Phe largest stock of and novelties in this city at W ner’s.
Buy a souvenir spoon at W. W. Well- ner’s, you are sure of having the newes! and choicest selections to choose from. For your shirt waist you want good patterns, good styles, good workmanship and perfect fit. All these combined in our shirt waist assortment. Get cne at Stanley Bros., the always busy store.
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The value of Lime Juice is in its strength, freshness, and freedom from impurities. Sovereign Lime Juice answers the test. Miss Chisholm will be in her studio in Morris Block Wednesday, July 7th, and will give lessons in China, Oil and Water color painting. Also in drawing from nature, during July, August, and the first week in September.
153—2d lw, w2in. A mighty midsummer clearance sale at Week’s begins July 2 and lasts 10 days. You ean have your choice from 70 pieces of dress goods worth up to 80c, 35c is_ the price at this sale; 50c buys our finest dress goods, regular price upto $1 per yard. This is a rare chance. Remember 35c for dress goods worth up to 80c; and S0e for dress goods worth up to $1. Clearance of hats at 10c, 25c and 50c for hats worth up to $1.20. Black and colored capes, velvet and Jace capes, 3 prices, $2 for capes worth up to $4.15, at $2.75 worth up to. $5.25, at $4 our best, worth up to$8.25, Also 20 per cent off all our stock of ladies water- proofs. Blouse sale still continues, blouses from 25c up. This isarare ehance, see our ad.—W. A. Weeks & Co.,. midsummer sale for 10 days. 151—@l w&w3in. Thirty-five cents buys dress goods worth up to 80c; 50c buys dress goods worth up to $1; $2 buys capes worth up to $4.15; $2.75 buys capes worth up to $5.25; $4.00 buys our best capes worth up $8.25. A few lace will be cleared cheap. Ladies’ waterproofs at 20 discount. Blouses from 25c up. Shraw hats, balance of our stock at 10c, 25c,and 30c, worth up to $1.20. This big midsummer sale will continue for ten days. A rare chance. Big bargains. —W. A. Weeks & Co., whole sale and retail. 151 d lw, wk 2i
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A Special Sale > pec Skirts and Waists. Magnificent collars, the latest styles and patterns, the king skirt, Also big bargains in Gentlemen’s Wear of all kinds. Big bargains to-night. Call to see me before ghing elsewhere.
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Footwear’s the thing just now. Soft, light, easy-on-the feet that helps to make life worth living these hot days. Men’s Colored Kid shoes, the new shapes. Women’s Colored Kid and Canvas Oxfords. Shoes for Boys and Girls.
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and wish to inform you that from ihis date until further notice we will do High class Tailoring at big reductions, We have a large stock, and it must be reduced ut any sacrifice: We want room for our large fall importation.
MR. J. J. McDONALD iis still our cutter, and without doubt is the only artist.on P. E.1. He is giving the greatest satisfaction.
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