JUNE iz, I9c8

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Specials

VVe wish to urge the ladies of (.`h"l`own

and Country to make it a point to scect their hats as early as possible in the week (Mon- day _morning if possible) so that you will not be disappointed at delivery of same.

In all our Millinery history we have never

been so _busy or so _perfectly equipped with bewitchiiig and original models to delight the followers of fashion as we are this year.

NEW ARRIVALS Beautiful Spring Flowers

Received per express another shipinent of

Flowers including the beautiful .-’\merican beauty to the daintv little _luiic rose, also Daisies, Violets, Poppies and every kind of l"lower that fasliion employs, all inoderately priced.

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,< . _,H ' . _ -~ ;- Wiltshire Friday evening June 19th. V“m`d~ it F 1-“i“i\\h ' ' ' '

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_ , . `§ . Rev. Mi‘. French. North Wiltshire, _ /f `// 0 \ \ \ Sunday June 21, at 11. Kensmgton fllnge W9-S YUSWYUHY H 6| is " ii . _ Rev. Mr. French, Kingston, Sunday i`l“°‘? of cllnsldefable i“f€'f¢‘9f- While fewi; \ - \ _,mm mst at 3_ ','-he inter-maritime match was being

‘ ‘ ff” Ph" Rev. Mr. French, Connwall, Sumli\vi’h°t' Mu.9h intarest was taken in the . fx / (0 X _mm 21’ at 7_ I ompetition and 'The Guardian had

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iiev.iur.i>.»we1i, Gi-ace church ohio- ¢~,‘“"Y ?"<1\1ifi'°S "Om out vf the City.

~ ~ ` lottctown, Sunday June 21, at 11 nndi ’,l'"° 'S “ general leehmg Of satlsfn*

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More New Arrivals Smart Sailor flats for

, Street Wear.

Hats in the newest More popular than ever

shapes and shades l`ollow~ the saucy tilt to the briin, ing and ' the trend of the wealth of flowers iu exact fashion priced from triunning ctc_ all steinp $l.oo up to $2.75 each. them »s_ f vorites. Priced

from (ioc up to $2.75 C2Cll-

MARVELS OF Mll..‘.lNERY-soine new iiiodcls of inodish Hats are on exhib tion this iveek-some dis-

tlnctivc creations that place the wearer apart fronip llie Common croivd especially beautiful made hats of light str.i\v,trinnned with flowers etc. Sec them with your on ii ey es- .A ords cannot describe them.

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TYLISII SILK COATS l"0R SUMMER WEAR

'l`lic richness and elegance olf tgtid Sig?

coat for siimiiicrwcar appeals to al we l‘€S ed ladies also as a reniied stylish colt for evening wear, exciirsions and suiiniier protec- u°ns"1‘1iey shea no dna 1.01.1 their be

lustre and ai:1si;Fiili~iciitly licavy t0 le dam;-lli11e;i1{i‘Ila<1cic;’ready to wear departmen you will see a beautiful arrav Of Silk and

satin conts in New York? li1t¢iSfl21 tS}§y;€1;-evgsl half, three quarter andl 11 ° S

Description of a few f0l OWS -

Black Taffeta Silk COM

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Black Satin Loat half % l°"§ft tg' fofgnedl?

leikgth full bnlcht ilftiillfiisiiiigcof rich Military

cu handsomey rl »‘ .d This Conti, ex. with bmld' Price only' giiifioiial value at the

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Orhera from ‘|550 "P l° $2750 °°°h

Street

12th nt 7.30 o'clock instead of in school house at Village Green.

Mrs. 'l‘. J. Wilson, Cleveland, Ohio,

(neo Miss Laura Foster of this city) is visiting her parents George H. und Mrs. Foster, 69 Rocbford Street. Mrs. Wilson will return ln about two weeks.

Dr. W. W. Taylor of 145 West 121 St., New York was appointed Deputy; Grand Muster' for the ilth Mnsonicl District, This is the greatest honori that can be conferred on a Mason His Masonic title from now will hc the liiizht Worshipful W. W. Taylor. Dr. Taylor is the son of Thomas and Mrs. Taylor of 195 Fitzroy Street. City. _

J. I.. and Mrs. Berry, Concord", N.

ll., iu.\.ve<l in the city Tuesday night on u visit to their friends. Mr. Ber- ry is u well-known ruilwuy man of thgt place, and has three months leave of absence to admire the charms of I’.F'i.l., on this his first visit. Mrs. lierry is is native of llellcvne,l’.E_I.,for which place they

left Wednesday.

iiinteh in this city is as follows 2 'l‘hci teani is in coniiniunl of mixjor J. li.

Hiillivun ((). S. 0.), Staff Sergt. Smith (67th), Gunner Archibald 3rd

0.). 'l‘he-match has been held every ’ year since 1886 and honors for tho ' liest'sl\iiiif,`iili: are about evenly diviil~ ‘ cd between New Brunswick and Novu-‘ Scotia.. l ____

The following plan of visitation by ‘

Messrs Powell and French in the in- ' tercsts of the forward movement. of f Missions and Educationdius been nr-

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Miss Nellie Gillis, City, has return

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left yesterday for Arlington, Mass

T. C. James will conduct Divine

Service~at Stanley on Sunday 14th ut 3 o'clock.

T- H~ Smith. J. T. Dawson and

(Ayntsus McDonald, Tryon, were in thi

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6.. S Henry .md ms, Hin., nochhrd. _.F "The Basics! Store on Charloifclown'a Buaielt Street”

__._, ed from B vis” to Kenslngto ` Sion 0pm 8 1. rn. to 6.00 p. m. 'fifty Jllno |20 "DI

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Rev. D. R. Ghowen will preach in -.-- `

I Hartley Hull on Fniday evening June, Miss Lettle McDonald, Gow B

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____ I5. Hurnett, Brighton, and attending

q~|,,. N,,w 1;,-,,,,,,wi¢k mum taking West Kent school, left this week for

part in thc inter-provincial riflc,l"H lwmlf in Befllluflu.

_Mi-.A\'il.y,iin<l coniprises: Mnjor (). W. illl"l"\l`\l 'I'l¢5Ul`l~Z Ul i-his City. Mr. W,,tm,,,.,, (74), M,,j,,,. H_ p,_.,.|cy (ggnd) lienrtz hos inuny interested friends (g,,},t_ w_ E, F0,-|,,_.,, (74th), M,,j,,,. all over this Province who will be (fapt. W. E. Forbes (7Iird), (iupt. E. 1

A. Smith (lt. ().), Arm. Sergt. Jns.._1""t l"’“l'~l‘-

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“_ U_ AJ, Capt' _],,,,,es M,,m,ing UL i/est lliver on Saturday the 1L’th

There will be service in the Church

Mrs. Angus Gillis, City, has return-

trniic who has been in New York.

' Will ,Harnett who hus been spend- ini.: the winter with his brother E.

Yesterdiiy was the 92nd birthday of

:leased to know that he ls in exool-

The "Harland" will not go to

nst, ns she is lny_ini.-,f up to liuvc boil- rs covered with asbestos. This onld not be done until after inspec- ion.

A cable dispatch from Liiverpool nnounces the arrival there on Tues- uy of the steaniship Southwark, :ith the Rev. Canon Simpson, Rev. Ir. Nicholls, Mrs. G. W Hodgson,

nd a large number of bishops and

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Hnrbor June 22 and 23, in tnc c'-‘en-i ing. ' . Revs. Powell and French Yeinon 'l

Revs. Powell and French l’nwnal,"

Revs. Powell and French Little

York, June 29th in thc evening.

The annual meeting of the St.|’I'

John district of the New Brunswick

and about t\vcnty were present. Rev. "

chair. Rev. Dr. Campbell andDr Rogers lcd the devotional exercises.

journal secretory and Rev. H. S. Young was appointed statistical sec- retary. A resolution favoring the re- l lense of Rcv. Dr. Campbell, in order 5 for him to continue as secretarry of the Cunndian Bible Society was a- dopted. On motion, the names ofthe following ministers were placed on the supcrnumerary list. Rev. Chns. Comben, Rev. Henry J. Clark, Rev. F. H. W. Pickles, Dr. Robert Wilson, llev. I. N. Parker, Daniel P. Bailey, John A. Duke, and Dr. Edward Evans The reports from n number of the churches were read and adopted. The evening session was open to the pub- lic and was attended by xi large num- ber. The work of God in the various fields in the district was reported up- on and many helpful wordswere spoken. Rev. N. McLaughlin, Rev. S. Howard, Rev. J. A. Duke, Rev. Dr. Rogers, Rev. Dr. Wilson, Rev. J. Heaney, llev. C. W. Squires, Rev. H. S. Young and Wm. Kingston. Rev. Mr. McLaughlin suggested the union of three of the churches fon the pur- pose of holding revival meetings and bringing some noted evangelist to address the pen le Rev Mr Hane

good results. Rev. Mr. Howard was in favor of the simultaneous mission, n movement in which the churches held meetings at the same time and caused great awakening. He also told of good work to be done in the Schoola Many delegates

including a number from

Smiiipy Snaps

A ginger snapis no good

unless it is snappy. That is I the kind wc' sell.

Aways fresh and good

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n. srswiiitr, ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread. '

Revs. Powell and French Miirriivl-'ears U" Page ‘me-

ltiver June 24th in tho evening. l';l"““‘l with the lilmst improved Revs. Powell and French (hcri'y""url"° engmcs ‘md boilers “"0 Valley .func 25th in the eveniiin. liimrics 350 f1Dl1I‘0Vcd life belts. Per-

June 25", in the evening l"end the ‘moonlight excursion Mon- Revs. Powell and French. Pownal “W evemng 15"' 0" U‘_‘5 splendid circuit sammy June zsni. .it 11, _`,*°”m°'” “"0" *l‘0_f1“*’P1°@B 0! the -2-30 ,md 7 (,3cl0ck_ ' ,_ _ _ ...ons of England. Tickets 35c.

Revs. Powell :ind F'rcnch, Soiiris "e"'“““Ship l°‘"Wm`ded to the Zunier' June 30th in the evening ian Ai‘t College, of Ohio Columbus,

and P.E.I_Methodist conference open- "f proficiency huve be.” “warden t°` cd in St. John, Tuesday morning in “ether mul 0' c°mpl"'l‘e“t”‘ry llotice

_ the Portland Metfiodist church. Rev. “f the Splclmens Submitted' “ns in'

~ - ’\ JM Crisp the president of thc C0n_ otitution is reputed to be the highest

ference, wiis in the chair. The first “lmhority 0" pennlansmp i".Americ“'

A \ ,.,_f session was the ministerial gathering “ml heretofore elght certlncales to

St 1,, Y un, S ret I tl been the record. The present recogni scsisiilonii hnfltgnosrid selhxslolii opcii? Uonclsctherelore WW llafftfflfillg to U19 cd with, Rev. James Cris in the ' ' '

Rev. Charles A. Squires was elected

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favored individual work and told of

ion at the result. A full report ap-

Thc Str. Harland is a twin screw .oat and has a speed of 11 knots

ect safety is assured those who at

For o .number of specimens of

ilno, by Mr. Pruner nf the Penman- hip Dcpt., of the U.nion Commercial lollege, this City, eleven certificates

ne Canadian business college has

Developed ,l

Films

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to the best advantage.

We use new developer -ii-

for each film and inake lihn

City, is in Montreal. _/,Q

Frank Stewart, City, has arrived

home from Vancouver. i 1

of England, Springfield at 11 a. m. -; f and Urapaud at 7 p. m. next Sunday \ 1,. '_ June 14th. - ` ~ 9**

thing that is in the picture :_

developing a speciality. O

Our process for develop- _

ing is that recoininended

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who make the filins, they aught to know the best

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from a visit to Boston. She was ac- , E7; \. compnnied by her dnughter,Miss Ger- ' ` #lv

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That “dollar shirt waist sale” has inter-

ested a host of buyers- and its not surprising. 'l he range includes part of the overstock of a big shirt waist factory offered us at a heavy cut from regular prices. D I

The waists shown are of fine lawn, finish-

ed in inany styles-some in lace-some in

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At the City Police Court wednesday 22,' r, -* _ - .

one drunk W. Monugbun was fined 7 .. \ ii.. .. ....... ..... _ / i, .,,. _ 7 W. 'S. Louson ' ' ' /"\""-'_'/ ' \\\‘ ...I Q'

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embroidery seine in tucks, nearly all are three quarter sleeves,_

The values would be remarkably good at 1,25, 1 _50, 1.75 and 2.00

but to close them swiftly our price will be. . . . .. . . . ... . . . . .. . . . . _ . . .L00 ,

MOORE & MCLEOD

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llercwith please find 3% . . .. . . ... for which please send ine . ...» U

It is understood that I can return if not suitable and that my money

and postage both ways will be refunded in such case.

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Charlotfetown'a Best

Summer Underwear Store

Economy in Cool Comfort.

Trimmed Hats

A wide range of neatly ina

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$3.50

tastefully trinnned--style,

graceful set of every flower.

priced inillinery- by all odds the

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$2.50 hats, in late shapes, upto date flowers---with

the touch of taste that makes our inillinery

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An extended showing of very pretty little spring and sninnier cliapeans---daiufily made

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And always of course the great- shown of higher

range ever showing by any Charlottetown store.

Two Notable Values In

de, nicely trimmed

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Af $|.00 The best dollar glove any where by any body is “The C0

This store has the lar t

And Always Newest Gloves

The Express Company brought to our door yes-

terday inoriiinga gréat shipment of newest kid gloves in short and long sizes. Best, finest French kid sell- ing at the following figures.

Offered Af L25 A new line better than any i,35

Many stores would think L25 riglgfsar glove offered, even by: oixrselve sfor a long it, All sizes and colors. tim

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All $l.50 ihliiidiiiiggiovggeris At $l.50 ~‘il~Yll-Sll, perfect in fit---all new, shades

New long kid gloves in black, browns, inns, etc, $2.25 and $2.95

built oi: eircellence and satist"§r‘iiliol:i':lv\i?s‘lii\ilgl;id\‘vioilill):ellniisdldgisgldvelllfewrkzfanirand ii. hui"-'

O Parrnachene Belle, ‘

Brown Hackle,

Silver Doctor.

Rods -Steel, Split

Bamboo, Greenheart.

lLiues, casts, reels,

fly books, baskets, etc.

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DRUGGYST S, Cor. Great George & Kent Btn

Assessment Insurance

The New Gnarenteed Instalmeut Policy issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets , _ all requirements of those desiring chea t ` insurance .besides carrying guarantee *

cash surrender yalues, lpaid up insur- ‘

ance etc. For rates app y to ` ‘

E. Il. E E (D VV. Charlottetown - _'y Manager for P.E. Island

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