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. Every ring tearsthe stdmpU" W.W.W." “T 2° tm P'°“"°` ,coggriieiilrlifin '|l§g(;:yi;ci»i(<}ilrl;dtli:

representing s 45 yesis test in weaning qualities. GST P*-*TEH S CHURCH--Tig RW- fum rose-

Leak inside onaamaiinfs ring we me irifi ` °°"‘° "°"°°" °"“‘“°"‘ °' “ B

~, snot Oubis, f'I __

. .WA w_ W_,, [_ ms; Zratgndrsiiklzrssen in st Pe I Dnmnoir Lauuoirsn. The dredge

rr°w evwllil- . Jrfuje Edward' which has been

’ M ,an wk' THE MARKETS owm ue up for repairs waslsuccesslullyy

.- g to Tues- launched Thursd i t th

of all ting! tl!! Wedding Rib] lhbllld be (IIC best, dlsylbolng the Klng's Birthday and a|Mal'i¥\e docks Bdiierlslvodxhllg 0: have:

wi W. iw E L L N JE 8 J e w e I llimrlxt hyrmdgy,op:ll1e°nGhl;i;i;i`¢;»ttetown;been made which 5;): testis lacilit-

Theyzere made in all widihs and

in tok H' d

ay. ate her workin

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-f f ~ = .J »-.-. FA<;'1‘ouv Rs~oPsiNs.-ur. ue- Miuro ii-on 1-me N0m»H_1t 1,,

Msuuus. cheese maker lor Cornwall understood

, , \ ‘ . the government steamer

See I l 'hese I is busy getting the lactory in shape Minto will arrive in Haliiax shortly » ‘ a for the season’s work, which begins to lit out for a season in Hudson i

` on Monday next.. ,,B

Shown in

Buttoned Boots

"I‘here's s nice line oi' women’s gun

metal bnttoned boots here with cloth tops, all the newest styles,very smart in appear- ance, are comfortable to the highest degree, perfect fitting and n_eat, styli<h and sirung.

ues at the price $4.00 to ..._ .g $5,110 .

Alley 6 Co f

all sizes and unusual val-

I35 Queen St. " C

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Phone 397 Y "

' If for any reason you not cull to maku an appoint- ment use the phone. 807~J is our number-we ure always ready to give you our very best attention. Use the

phone.

Cook Studio ,i

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Here is a Snap

, p/ »

8 day American Black

Wood' Clocks at $4.00 each.

They strike every half hour w

guaranteed. Well worth $5.00 D

our price $4.00.

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Nova Scotia will administer con-

firmation in Bt. Peter's Cathedral to-

Drevious day but could not dock ow- I lug to the stormy weather.

Dointmcnts ol Mr. M0rris\o th

Margate circuit, th

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Pownzizrun SERMON.-in the Ju- s

ol

IUOBFIRMATION.-The Lord Bishop lmade a similar voyage last year. o

morrow morning and in St. Paul’s'0l

church in the evening, Fash at th B

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THE HARLAND.-The B. B. Har-,on

land arrived in port at Cbsrlotte~ the Dead? This is the third sermon in town at noon yesterday from Crs.-ithe series on the Gospel ol the here- Daud, having gone to that port the alter.

M I m

LINER BAILS.-Yesterday Carvell by

Bros. received s cable from Liverpool interest in th , Bdviiing them oi the sailing yestdr-.H1 dv-Y ol the Manchester Liner, with a fro

argo ol salt and ls due here om the se les ol meetings to discuss subjects 10th June. ol

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-~ tr

Rev. George Morris, Kensington, will three are as follows:-Monday, June Preach in the First Methodist 3nd at the residence of M`rs. Donald Church to-morrow at both services, Murchison, York Point, at 2.120 p.m. Rev. Mr. Heaney will take the ap- Subject, Cr l

n e and kindred topics, Tuesday 3rd. at

C A .

ehoolhcuse and Grounds. Wednesday`

‘bilee Methodist church, Sydney Sun- it

E Y city

BY'at survey work at the terminus

tne Hudson Bay railroad. She

BAPTIST CHURCH.-The subject the sermon by the Rev. Z. L.

e aptist Church on Sun-

ay evening will be, Is There, a Sec- d Chants. and Should We Pray lor

WOMEN'S INSTITUTEB.-The wo- eu ol the various districts Visited the Supervisor are showing great.

e work oi the 11epart~

ent in answer to requests received. ir. diilerent parts is arranging a

I'

Drscticsi interest. These meetings

ill cover the month 0! June and ex~ nd through the summer, The first

cam o tartar biscuits

Meadowhank schoolhouse _at 2.30 m. Subject, The improvement nfi

h. Clyde River schoolhouse at 2.30

¢:v~;;",’ `~`/,\ -' 1 'Z 2

iff- (Clearance L

ines a

if " \\'T or

Q5 /.gc

Ladies' Shirtwaists

--{

f Regular 1, 35 To

I Another line of real

»'\l'¢

‘.`g‘i’f_ s' yle necks.

_,l Regular $2.35 To

».~: I Rain .

shirtwaits all length sleeves

, A splendid line. of white muslim shirt- , waists trimmed with wide lace

insertion

! and embroidery, square neck, short sleeves.

Clear 80c

good white lawn

and both

Clear $125

Dress Ginghams. etc

/, About 30 pieces of ginghams, cotton, ‘ voiles and dress linens are in

this lot.

Every piece is a good pattern and color,

Regular price from zoc to 4o_c a

To

yard

Clear .l5c a yard.

Children's Rain _Capes

day evening the Rev. J. W. liicilonncll 1, formerly of Grace church, Charlotte- in town, preached one oi tha most in ir teresting and forcible sermon.-i bean? 5 in this city for some time. Mr. st \McConnell chose as his text Lulu W

m. Subject, Canning and Preserv- g. Miss James, superiiscr. will be cscnt at those meetings, There will iso be a meeting on Saturday June h, in the New Haven schoolhouse h .

Ten rain capes for children

in sizes 6

to Io years. Grey stripe only, Regu-

cn

7: 14. Speaking first ol the car- va ser ol’ Jesus and his teaching. and 5h

how on the evening in question hc

7 U came into the beautiiul city ol Nain

WE on the slopes of Mt. Harmon, and

met s lunar;-l procession, "Let ui

and we Runrantesihsrntolitexsctly.Ws‘get l-he lJi¢U”`0»" Bald the speaker +0 iiido siiwe can weave the mein youwltlivsi $118 31011:! of K Young was L, have, and il it is possible to ssvs them e oo or ea. in t e nge . if ' on Caihedfalgongs Aff amd::.:*2;.‘1:.:.‘;.2‘;::;::s.:":;13;:’:r;::»i:;.2.°;‘;2“.i..;“.“'x.::.:3.i.f‘;§’.:.‘;‘ Mf~

_ sntrustyourrlsntslnesds to uswssssurs`T nd Mr' J’ H' CM” Oyster Bed

timekeepers. Every one yeueivsiuinasst srtiaiseiien. iw

he only son ol a widowed mother 1

. . t _

ho was now left alone. Between the t;§_mEe‘ were m charlot eww” yes

Mrs. Charles Campbell, Charlotte

Miss James will Discuss the Or-

nizstion ol a Women's Institute in nt section.

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PEllSOIlllS

wn. leaves this morning for Truro, S., where she will visit friends.

day.

F,

1 a2_a5. at re cim $1.98.

Sionlev Bros

ine nlwuvs busy' Store.

|25 Queen Si

C. W. Pattersoni'

,LIME LIME

. _ ,ta FMA *__ ._

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wheels of business and pleasure th

O

- procession passes. 'And the unexpcct M J' B' R M-H M- E1 to

r. Neuclggffz Q' ed' stri:;n;_:§e_x} sanxps the piotessickaxn am' n rs' ac I me can

W 'izfsf ;.i;’;";§..‘“:.';.t °..f;.?.'

. - - - -~ ~ Nnin to Sydney. We are not looking PROUDas you are of the daugh- uvon s venus men in uliysiciii death

ter. and prondassheis ofgrndu- but a young man dead in sin. Bounf ,O ' y his evil habits, carried away by da

his evil sssociaiies, a young man dead ,f Beautiful Nain is but s. pictuio oi or

dinsry human life. A 'ew days ago, l ` aw a number ol boys and young mer B

ntion honors-there is soon but h

n memory of such events unless

a. portrait keeps the record of ench milestone of youth

_,Ong styles oi' school pictures are

m-_il

appropriate rome °w“i°“ Zoing down Dorchester St. dead ii ri

'1‘~‘ii“é‘iii‘i°iilii‘“§iiii‘iil’> H

Landing today per

Schooner Polar Star, 300 barrels and 150 Casks Best St,_lohn

Lime.

Queen’s W harf

5-i5Mtf lowest rlR\i¢|_ Hand Prompt”

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NOTICE 'I0

ALL

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Phone {

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t dcrman and otlicial who regards hi ‘r

Jitv. Conditions in Sydney ¢11\”0\1S\ =s its dives and gambliirg dons arc i ‘vi

he administration, who have c1n.inie~

that hitherto, no responsibility rest fo

3G“|8ll\¢|`\l Df L9ll¢S ed upon them will no longer hav: ~e

Il these fellows do not care for th» ,.0 young life of our city, who must?"

Here the speaker, relerring to con M

ditions in Sydney, said that the ob ,av ligation oi every ollici-ul in this city 5 oday, in so lar as the liquor busi _O ness was concerned, was clearlt' Stat

d, and no 'excuse could hc made io

atb of ofiice alive to his responsibil- A

isgrnce. Those men, Ullafgcfl Wm

\ isuch an excuse and it is now up ff 'I0

Shure of Your Insurance mem to sppi themselves v owns 'n

` y ig ly

Business; Solicited *° the ‘“““‘“~’ °' Slam “ “mer”

E, Higgs

Ofce |439

cleaner. a saicr Dlace lor this youn manhood and womanhood. Conclud ing Mr. McConnell spoke lorcibly o the responsibility of each citizen ii regard to the 'enforcement ol law, sn' the raising ol those who are dead ii

midsole 241 L ,

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Coal end Retail ...vs

Everybody wants coal at this season gm;

of the year anglfood coal. < . =

You want I value for your money

a0%011 D0t T -_ dt’

ell thisisthe place to me ltl So .nd

older now and we will see t t it is do-

vered prompty.

sustain, s_si.l.~ 0 co(

Agcntefor Bleek Diamond 3.8 ` YIM Ounce ;;6Qnen Siren' » _ '

Phone pg and ‘erg '

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LIN EN

72 inch soft m, goodwearing

'ea

i dy lor Extra

inches Linen

from

18 x 86 in line

dsmaek design for Each

.honwsombe

alitr-pure

ure

ii..

Strong inch, per up.

_ ~ Windowphsnie-the

Agents for Dmnhlen Geal Coal Co,.Lk'. mnbltlilite

,.4

admirers, 100. dram, 756. OZ. E. A L

T-.;-.,.,¢.,f, central Drugstore. ' sm.

;;Princess Patricia is the name ol

the new perfume which we have mail' expressly for ourselves. It has be come so popular that we had to dn piiéste our ni-st order in a shor

_ri

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1 (Fu- on-fuisiment of responsibility. Au: POLICE coUn'1‘ ~Az the char one who reads the solemn oath whici 0 very city ofllcinl must take belci' ,h his installation into olllce woul I,

AND scarcely believe that it coma mi s id

I ' lightly ‘upon him. The recent amend *u

< xmentg to the splendid liquor law o ir

I I » his province should make every al z

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PM .INSURANCE 0 °

rved on Wm. Mclnnis returnable on onday.

l

::I! you Want soft, fine, silky hair; r attention. For hair treatment'

e, or

d Master Jack, Charlottetown, lelt W

asant View, Hampton. 9]

Miss Louise Dawson, teacher oi

a

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Rugs of ovary gl" and q“auty_ I "Every room size rug curried ovei-Y ns Ai-mus¢ers_ Bruugem' ve1vet8_ irom lust season is being cleared out

ool, Tapestry-you mn mspecglat big reductions to make room lor

y to spend the summer at| [50

designs on our big modern gif, lnew stock. Sec Beer & Weeks nd in

y rack in n few minutes. Pleased this issue for detailed information.

have you call.-Beer & Wool", Beer & Weeks Hendqiiurtcrs for-\

_ :_ _ 4-29MIll House lurnishings .7--27l\ll'lti

“BARGAINS IN BUGS.-See B903

Weeks sd in this issue lor bargains in rugs. Special sale now on--LWBDW rugs to be sold at clearance PYICEB t0 make room lor new stock. B00? 5': Weeks. Furniture head<lU9~fU3"3-

5--27M Etf.

uth Melville school, spent a lew P

ys in Cornwall last week, thc guest her sister, Mrs. B. C. Webster.

iss Ethel Higgins, Charlottetown, spending a short vacation in Kin~ ss

e in ur

after s pleasant visit to Charlotte-

wn.

om `x’esterdsy's Evening Guardian)

y 5 irs 0 ence against the

ohibition act was lined $100 or months. John King lor being, unk was lined $10 or thirty days.

prohibition summons has been

u need to give the hair roots pro-

u will find Rexall Shampoo Paste' usually ellicient. It leeds and

Divided into 190 Shares $50.00 Each

PR0lllSl0NAl. l)IRECTORS

_ _ _ Dr. G. F. Dewar, M. L A. Sonihporl, Pres.

Ef§;i,‘;§i.3Zi’§1i““A,.§§2'r.§.§§;;§2.‘;‘.;‘§I;i;fiff Ludlow Jenkins. Fsq., Mi. Albion, ll. Pres. .-r..;f§§§f”f.¥ .2 §..i“1.%“ 6.3;; J. A. Moore, Merchant, llazelhrook, Sec. Trees.

TIIE RANCH

is loca_ted on the farm of Mr. Ludlow Jenkins, and he, having had considerable

experienci-,has been engaged as manager.

T II E F 0 X II S

Options have been secured on four pairs of blue foxes and in addition iwo

pairs of reds already in ilie ranch will be taken over One of these males

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Mrs. Henry Dunn, Gas ereaux, who F C

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in, and the mothers were lclt alone Am;

A Phone 192_J ‘gi Think of those who carry them along ,e

me to Charlottetown to attend tnc e

Til Il °

° 3 I B

W C commencement exercises,

son William graduating in second _ .

nr work, returned home yesterday

ol those who make it their lvusines ,m,,.nO0n_ a t 0

' _ to puii these young men down. Th -_--___.____ Q

» ‘ . ,_ u,m shops and gambling dens wliicl M

i are running wide opml in this city 5

Hin George and Kent Sta. MU-

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T Wearwel" Pants for !

itrengthens the roots, makes the chip more healthy, cures dandrull .nd stimulates the hair roots to .heir proper, natural activity. It is ‘ery easy to apply and always se~ :ures Zratllying results. 25c a inr- ”he MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt.

working meh, lookwell

time. Every day adds to its list c'

I fitwe'l and wearwi 1'. 1

. is

from a black mother and was the < nly red in the litter. We consider this fraught

v nh great possibilities.

T E R M S

The Directors propose to build an up~to-dale ranch and maintain the

foxes and their increase till Sept. 1914 for the sum of $950oio. No taxes or perceirage will be charged for maintainence.

Io p. c. of amount subscribed must accompany the application . Balance

payable Aug.15tli, 1913.

ITEMS 0F INTEREST

I i lin Ifur Farming in Canada we read Page 56. “The blue fox thrives and

mu t le ' ' °

AT BEER. WEEKS

sheetings-

per yard

hits

slips

cotton ...lac

ed

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X

colt

from

X

bargain nt .........S1.65

values in the

Gt S99

ond

as glall

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_ Peoule’s Theaire Tonight ' '

Dub Marine Swedish

.The Story of a guilty man, who makes his f

An lnieresling Picture home in the forest io hy

I and forget. ‘

Off The V Road "

l

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ills Moiher`s Hope Picture' Plant -

An Excellent Edison

Drama _;_

A Peihe Nature Study l

in snow 7.45 num open 1.302611 slows 1 ll

- V *_ Qs lll`1-2;

Admission l-‘ive Ceiils. iRes'crve|i10c.

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P S "1 Cavtivitv and can be raised with more satisfaction than the other

members of the fox family as it is more ti actable ard easily managed,” on Page 66 we re d--»"Al -

a together I have seen twenty-two liiters of newborn foxes the

largest eleven and the smallest ii ." F _ l

ve rom th s we gather that they are easily

managed and very thrifty and: should make a first-'class invesiment.

At a low cslculatirn the nu b f bl

_ in er o ue pups should be ren pairs which

would if sold as breeders [and the prospects are that this will continue for 2

number of years] nett the 0 any additional expense to the Com an

_ Already $25r0.fo has beenpsuliifcribed and the balance is offered 10 U16

public. Intending investors would do well io sign the application attached and mail to the secretary. '

AI’Pl.lCAT|0N FDRM

j. A. MOORE, Hszalbrooir,

Champion Blue Fox Cc mpany L’m’ied:

I do hereby npp’y` for . . ...shares in the

` COUIPBUY, Limited. Enclosed is $ . . . ..------bang te"

ance I agree to pay on or before Angus! 15fb» 19' 3-

N;m¢_,,_,,........---..... ......

'~ Add,-gs,

5-3rMstt3i.

c mnany $i2,oc 0. 'I`his means over roo p- C- Wffhfmf

Champion Blue Fox p:r cent, and the bal-

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