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Thursday Night, June I3.

PART I

1. March-“Festive ]¢g;s"...... . ._ . _ .. . . ..Herbert

P. Or estra.

2. ChornliBallad-_‘The]Miller’sWooing".Faning Phil armonic Society and Orchestra 3. Grand Selection-Maritana . . . . . . . ...Wallace P. Orchestra 4. Wglzearie-“Il PiaCe!"’ - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Balf

Mhshlinnie Moore`Piano, Miss Amy Moore

5. Reading-“The Leper" ................ _.Willis Rf v. Leo Williams

6. Song,-‘*Mijnon.‘. ............. .. E’Harttelot Mrs. W. H. Watts

7. Violin'a) Mazurka-‘Obertass’ H. Winnawski

(b) Mazurka de Concert . . . .. .O. Musin

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8. Songa ‘Sunshine and Rain” . . . ._ .Blumruttal .Miss Winnie Cotton

9. Selection-"Selected‘_’.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Anon St. Cecilia Club.

PART II

Song- “Pack Clouds Away" . _ . . .Macfarrew Mrs. Hedley Palmer, 'Clarionet Obligato. _ _ _ Mr. W. H. Watts

2. Barieon lo-"The Sentinel Asleep" . _ . ._ . ............ . _ . .....Harry Van Lilzer

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3. Song-“Thy Blue Eyes” .C. Bolm Miss Beniot 4. ‘Will-1-“Caprice deo Femmes” ........ . . P. Orchestra 5 Cantata-“Wreck of the Hesperus“Anderson

Sopano, Miss Helen Dawson, Tenor, Rev. Leo Williams, B_aritone. Mr. Chas. Hermans. Chorus of 75 voices, full Orchestra, Concert- master, Prof. W. A. Grant.

God Save the King.

Concert at 8 o'clock. Admission z5c and 35c.

Insure Your life

wiru T|1e__‘ Standard Life Assurance Co. of Scotland,

ESTABLISHED 1825. Assets $46.000.000.

One of the oldest and strongest of

Life Companies in existence. Policies free of restriczions, issued on all ap- proved plans, for protection and in- vestment.

General Agents, Chai-lotteta w n

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,$69.50 and that of the Royal Company

.have a letter on the subject which space

Q will appear to-morrow.

,_ The closing exercises at St. Dunstan’s

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A dull Lawn,

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Tl-IB CITY LIGHTING.

The action of the City Council in regard

to the street lighting evinces an apparent determination on the part of the' Mayor and majority of the Councillors to con- tinue the present contractor in the work, regardless of the notoriously inellicient service, regardless of price, of public

opinion or of business honesty. Com- petition by tender has been reduced to a farce.

Last year the Council called for tenders

for various terms of one, three or tive

years. The Full Company tendered at $59and the Royal, or Montreal Company at$60 per lamp. Then the scheme was devised of rejecting the lower tender and

continuing the old contract while an ap-

peal was made to the people on the ques- tion of City ownership. The plebiscite decided against City ownership and again tenders were called for. ,This time the tender of the Full Company was

was $95 per lamp. Now a new pretext is sought for refusing the lower tender-a tender $25.50 lower than that of the Royal Company.

The reason for this shuffle need not be

inquired into. It is only too apparent. Further apathy on the part of the press and public in face of what has been revealed would seem to be impossible. The course pursued by the majority ef the Council cannot be actuated by

motives of honuty and fairdealing. Hang it in any light you like and it cannot bear the appearance of justice or fair play. We

‘will not permit of publishing to-day. It

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College yesterday were of engaging in- terest and creditable to all connected with the institution. A number of prominent _ public men, including His Honor the Lieutenant Governor, Premier 'Farquhar- son , Dr. Anderson, Dr. Taylor and Judge

,Warburton spoke in warm commenda-

tion of the College, its faculty and its work. Rev. Dr. Morrlson’s address to the students was excellent asit was unique. The valedictory pronounced by Mr. J. J. McGowan was a production showing much thought, clothed in graceful diction and enriched with literary references which show extensive reading. We be- speak for him and the other bright young graduates a future that will reflect honor upon their Alma Mater.

It is in the public interest that all pub-

lic entertainments shall be free from the taint of immorality. Unfortunately there are too many performances of itinerant companies which run painfully close to the border line where propriety ceases. One of these travelling companies still

touring in the Maritime Provinces, we be- lieve, has called forth from the St. John Sun of recent date the following pointed criticism:

“When Rose Sydell’s London Belles

played here before, their performance, 1 while hardly of a drawing-room variety. _ contained nothing deserving of police sup- ‘pression, and they traded upon this repu- tation last night to present a show so , frankly indecent than one needed a moral insensibility that few men in cold blood would readily admit, to sit the production through. And yet the most of the au- dience did and applauded hilariously throughout, though a few had the courage to leave, in spite of the guying that such action received from the stage.”

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In this City, on June llth, to Mr. and

Mrs. Lawrence Doucett, twin daughters.

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AN HONORABLE MEDICINE.

That appeals to the b_estjud ment of the

best people is Dr. Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills the greatest prescrgngon of A. W. Chase the famous Receipe k author.By

kidney and bowels, this popular family medicine thoroughl cures liver com

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are all tried Medicine=, specially for the dis- ‘ &ludhi1 eases_for which they are recommended-The p ~ my A most important are- 1 p Hughes’ C9 ugh Mixtuie. . ‘ ` - - , ' ‘*'_'°' Husjlss’ D1s¢S1iv€ '1f°“1°- 0A~wn¢ N~M ‘ To LM; . ff ' - ,‘ , e 2

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use in our dry house, will be sold at a bargain, delivery

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Kiln, Heater and Fan, now in

acting directly and specifically ou the liver

plaint biliousness kidiiey disease constipz.

ache Dr. Chase’s Kidney Liver ` Pills act

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STUDENTS FIGHT POLICE. N

KNoxvn.x.r:, Tenn., June 8.-Students

of the University of Tennessee and Bve city policemen engaged in a fight last night in which numerous shots were ex- changed, but no one was hurt. The fight grew out of the attempt of the police to quell frequent disturbances made by students with a cannon.

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I CONSUMPTIYES FORBIDDEN

New YORK, The Tribune says that

some of the leading physicians of this city think that the order issued by the T. V. _ Powderly, commissioner general of

fected with tuberculosis of the lungs from entering this country, may result in some countries adopting retaliatory measures.

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35,000 RESIDENCE FOR QUEBEC.

Little Fish Island, Chester, purchased

by Mrs. Dewey, wife of Admiral Dewey, has again changed hands. It is now owned by Hon. Perry Heath, late post- master-general of the United States, who has just began the erection of a resid- ence, costing $35,000, on the Island. Mrs. Heath , has arrived _at Cheaters, and Mr. Heath will arrive there from Washington in a few days.

The Popular Sum mer Breakfast Food That Keeps Digestion Perfect.

Malt Breakfast Food is specially recom- mended by eminent physicians as an ideal breakfast food for the hot weather. It is prepared in the mast concentrated and nutritious form in which a cereal food can be made Malt Breakfast Food is a break- fast reliph now within reach of all classes. I: strengthens the weakest stomachs makes the puny robust and keeps the strong well and ihearty. Sold by all Grocers.

Lady I-Cut thisout and send aio :lg you money or call and get a few of the bar Reins we are offering.-180 yards striped mercerised cotwn and silk ground at 25c, suitable for waists, and pretty patterns.

A few silk waists, values up to $5.50 for $1.90. O_ne lot of striped all s,checks and plains. Goo. value for 49c. 50 ends of line ight colored eveningdress goods, suitable for blouses and chiluren’s dresses at 25 per cent_oii`, consisting of cashmeres, crepous, nun s veillng, gloria, etc. etc. One lot of ends of dress goods less than half. A few ladies’ satin and cambric ‘Underskirts worth up to $2.00 for $1.00. The best Roman satin waists ever offered $2 value $1.o6_ all sizes. American cambrics ging- hams, chambras, musllns 32 inf and good

value up to 20c for 16c.-J. s Paton

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Summer Coolers.-Lustre coats, canvas

hats, straw hats, muslin underwear, summer millinery, crash skirts, outing shirt waists.-J as. Paton 8: Co w2l d li

Madam !-Read this, it won’t appear

again this summer.-13 ladies’ waterproofs at half price; a few children’s coats at half price; a few print skirts at half price, $1.50; a few children’s coats at 25 per cent off. The best goods for the money on P. F. Island.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. w2i dli

One basket full of bone combs hair

clasps, side combs and hair pins, etc., 1-tc. extra value up to 45c. for 150. 150 leather belts cost up to 30c all for 15c. One lot of , pully belts ribbon and leather at 2-Sc. sold usually at/50c to $1.00. 100 print pinafores all sizes and 6 different colors sizes from 4 to 10 years. Prices 35c, 45c, 55c. Also a lot of white ones 59c,.and 65c and 73c. One lot of hoods. caps, lawn hats, pique caps and muslin hoods at half price.-J as. Paton 8: Co. w2i dll

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muscles whilst training.

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It Pays To Buy At Perkins

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As we are very busy in our Millinei y Department and our milliners are

working earl j and late to keep upwith the orders

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specially requests that you leave your- ' order as early as possible. because when We promise your hat at a. certain

time you are sure of getting it.

F. Perkinsidt Co.

The Millinery Leaders.

washers all fast colors about 100 garéig, _

Nothing helps a msn to forget his troubles, more than a

comfortable, perfect-fitting, and well made suit. '

That is where the art' comes in-making them comfortable.

_ , Our many years experiencein making clothes is what helps

us to give, with our elegant fits, just thecomfort you want. Buy

from us and get the quality, the comfort, the high class Enish, and

the moderate price. _

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Light Weight Underclothing °,f,`°,

For Warm Weather

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_ Beautiful soft Merino per su $1515;

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sizes utgmtcg 4i6ng extra ne in light weight natural wool, nicely hum QW”

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“ Rheumatism Care.

V g _ _“ Toothache Remedy. ` tigteliable rgmedies for indxgestion, consti p ` -"

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