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“"”“ l jTesnsonu“f'i 1 isssussnssddinouhi.

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now 0 fi 0 » ~ ~ < _emu 0, _,__ bm know ,_'5__,__,__,.

D ` . nj ‘and professional men of Montreal. . -

- ~ . j.'.._ ._ ‘ l Reeentl , a 'lar el attended meet

“IGS

‘made the Retreat at Boucherville;

_ ' _ After listening ‘to reports on the

` previous year.'s Retreat, the Exer-l \.

Fl|l’lll5llCd by H, S, |,0||3q|| citants formed two committees to

‘ _ porinote and extend the work during fi-” l@@Y5’”wWW 0° 0°°°00U0000000 U01 the year 1912. The English commit-_

fl. Uusarisrinn.

tn old farmhouse, with meadows

wide,

nd sweet with clover on clther side: _ bright-eyed boy, who looks from li out

xho door, with woodbine wreathed fy- about. 'And wishes this one thought all the .` dsy:-- ' "Oh, If I could but fly away _lilrom this dull spot, the world to ` WC.

How happy, 0 how happy,

I-lowiiappy I would be."

A\|nid_the eity's constant din A man who 'round the world has ._ been; Who, ‘mid the tuniult and thc

._ throng, _ Is thinking, _thinking all dny long: i f'0h, could I only thread once more

The field-path to the farmhouse door, The old, green meadows, could I sue, ` HOW happy. 0 how happy. i How happy I would be."

LAYMEN'S RETREATS

. AT BOUCl{EItV1l.LE.

MONTREAL, June 18-The second'

season of Retreats for English-spealv ing laymen opens on Thursiluy night nt the Retreat House at Bou.l orville. 'l'he popularity of these retreats' is evidenced by the large number of names alrendy inscribed for one or other of the four retreats at Bou-I chcrville to be conducted in English., Over eighty rifen have already signi- fied their intention of making a re-.

treat this year. These intending re_-_Q i

ti-eatarets, or exercitants, as _they` are more accurately styled, are drawn from all classes. but chiefly’ from the professional and commoi‘~l

Y I Y f

ing was held of all those who had

tee, which contains several represen- tative names. took up the lwork with enthusiasm, and as a preliminary step, issued a small pamphlet which sets forth briefly the nature of Lay-` l11E!i’s Retreats. and give; some prgc- tical directions as to how one makes them.

These retreats are open to men of

all classes, and all are equally wel- come. Even non-Catholics' are not excluded and several _o!_,tlie names on the list are thosvof men who do

not profess the Os'.t§ollix iaith. i (Rev. Father Dr _ o'iirl_¢'&nd»Hiiig- ston of the Society;-‘of Jag _'who are conducting theserslihea 'Mi :Boucher- ville, will open a »l'ol"'la‘yniefi at St. ~ Diinstan’s _»Ooli_€gl_,;' Charlotte- town, on 'I‘hurs_day~ntglit,l_June 2'fllh.)

The National Ciutningoe' is ei-,i

fering some special bargains in men’s clothing the like of which can hnndly bc rea_lized. 6-21ll/lfsli.

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$7.50 and $10.00 Suils

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Anything in Clothing- we hive if __ £~.*.»¢~~. . l-

A1 no liuie in our history have \vc been so

stock is larger better selected and our values are _ .

better we bclicvc than any other Clothing liousc

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in the l"`rovincc. _ __

We want to draw your attention' lo two Special suits at $7.50 and io.oo. We

' are receiving new cloths in this popular priced suit and wc are making inost stren- uous cflorls every day to secure the very best possible values for you. Of course we consider the style of the garment first and then we fight for values. Iudging from ihe quantity sold we apparently have been successful in all our zllorls. A suit $1 2.00 for $10.00 made in a. heavy quality of worslcd. This suit is retailid allihrough the City for $i2.oo. Our specially lcw nct cash piiic if 510.10 rncans a :avirg lo you cf $2.00

on every suit.

lllleii’s

Trousers

$1.65 W

We have a particularly strong line in prices ranging from

$1 oo to 60:1. Our $1.65 line is made of _good strong worstcd and finished well, and as a regular 2.oo line we have marked them for the season at this low prica. If you arc interested in a new pair of trousers to freshen up the suit just drop into the clothing department and inspect the new patterns. We are sure

that we will plcasc you.

Boys’

Knickers

_al 50c pair

Our 5oc nickcrs are now well known by' every Parent in

the Cit . and is undoubtedly the best value obtainable for the

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money. Made of good quality twcccl and good patterns too at

_Soc per pair for ages 4 to 12-

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Theres alot of good wear in these _cravcfiettesw

Giod for rain and shine, spring' and autumn Wear and"-L

for the coolsummer nights. _ 7 l' i`

- Npwlis the time to get one oi these coats for yu’ll l

never -be olleredafbetter bargain than either of the two des.-°l'll’@d..-b¢_lDW.___ -Pick out the out you wants#-then- _ ` callvright 'z_a,w_ay___ . 3 » - ` ‘ " '" `

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worlh' lo. $16.00

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prices of 5.3.50, $15 only

Here's a few fancy spring and fall

top coats and cravenettes, only '14 in the lot. Shown in thelatest arid, smartest styles-good range of sizes -considered bargains at the former

and ill i6 now

The only thing wrong; witl:i_‘.t‘l1/e$`e""'

coats is iliat they're _sli_ghtly'_`soilc`d-. A a little shop worn. `But fheyfll 'give as good wear and sa isfaclory service as ever. Only slx` in the lot. Regul- arly worth to $io -`yo'.ir choice ioclav,

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"Two Splendid Snaps iii lioyls Suilsi

Here are 27 two piece suits shown in

the. very latest styles- made from good

1 tweeds and worsieds, fancy patterns. Only

two sizes, 32 and 3_3. but worth every cent of $6 the fornicr price. Now only . . . .$3 I3

A good line of three piece suits, 40 in

`ilic lot, made from ri good grade of dark twccds and as sumrt, style and perfect fitting, fi* you could wish for. Good range of sizes Iforincrly $7.00. Now ._. .. . . . .. . . . .$3 8

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Ll. F. l{l‘]l’l‘l~l'S 'l`Hl*}A'I`RE, BOSTON

G-.i\lolasso‘s latest and most sen- sational French pantomime, "La So-I mui1inb.nlc." with Mile. Ninn Puync

to B. F. Keitli’s Theatre next wecl' fOr iin eiigagemciit of one week only. Mons. Molasso is_the greatest prod uccr of pantomime that this 'country has ever seen, and some of his pro- ductions, notalily “The Rose of Mexi ico" and “Paris By Niizht,"_ have been unsurpassed for beauty and nov- elty. "1.a Somnamliule" is in many respects the best thing he has ever done, both from a spectacular and artistic point of view. "This pantom- ime tells an intensely interesting` story of society life amoiig the Fren- ch nobility. Onc of thlé liig features is “LaDansc du Nuit,"-'performed hy Mlle, Nina Payne, which ends with a sensational fall down a flight of ste- ps. The incidental music, written by Daniel Dore, composer of "The Rose of Mexico," is both catchy and np- propriate. "La Somns.-mibule" is by far the most sensiationkl and' pretent- ious production ever staged hy Mons. Molusso. This brilliant novelty will be but one feature of a great show, nearly every net _being new to Boston P. ()'Malley Jennings and ‘Katheriiifi Nelson will introduce their new spec lalty, "A Nil. 0" Eiiglisli;"' the Pri- mrose Four, ii splendid riuartettc known as "lllll0 pounds of harmony," have some fine vocal selections: and Harriet Burt, late star of “The Time, The Pli-ice, and The Girl" will brim: new songs and novel dances. Other features are Morris und Kramer, nov- clty entertainers on their' first visil here; Clara linllcrinl is a wonderful Spanish dnucei' and aci'iiilist; mul other yet to be iiniiouncnd.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ENTICRED, Cliarlottctriwii, Juno

20, 1£l`l?f-Schooncrs Organ, llcll, Picton; Liidy Mny. MseDi>\ii,:nl\, Pic- 't.nu; Fl. S. Pioneer, Win<l_V. Vernon River; S. S. l‘liiterpi'isc, Mucliaren Picton.

(‘ Elilllilli Vlisiliitfet wii Tum

Picton; S. H. Eiiteriirise, lVlacl.iii'cn. Montague.

"l'nf.nnt, (lun Metal, Silk, Velvet

nnd (lnny'ns pumps, the most up-tcr date summer l'n<_siwnn.i-_'on the murk- nf. Gofl Bros' New Store, Riclinioiid St. lix21lVl2il.

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A big New Stock just opened.

Direct from the FACTORY

ln PHILADELPHIA. _

Beautiful Colors, large size.

Strong Material-' ` '

See our “big value $1.00

'HAMIOCK '

PRICES UP TO $6.50 EACH.

Y- -- ' ' .. ' "Mum" is 5 splendid preparatio`n

_ ij ii e of shirts? Then _ _ '. An you A Ju I rl li e for neutralizing allodors of perspir-

come in and see our new sp ng _n of them. You never saw such SUN value and class at the prices. NOKU

with reversible collar. 75c. to 32-00

gee and Lounge, with soft collarw still or French curls. Outing Bl-Y."

Bruce‘s. 4-295!-l

ite its

ation. Itiis a delicious snow»wh cream that having no odor of own ailows the use of any- perfume desired. It is iudespensable during warm weather and should be on the dressing table of every man or woman. A jar 25c. The Two Macs.

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‘ ° 1 _Ring Here

/ Tse wedding ring will he ' more satisfactory, look better, wear better, if it is bought at '1`anton's' .

Our present showing is one

of the best we have ever dis~ played, showing the best made in Canadian, English and American styles. Prices range from $4- UP-

VV. N. Tanton

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Real Comfort

, In the summer the feet _ ache, perspire feel damp

:ind uncomfortable' Cool ghogg andiiliin stockings help some ppt .nat_._enough_._ _- If ».you_,-want ,real foot. comfort use. . .,

N ` 7 "Tl V* . I-Jas cm; .»

~ It absorbs irioisture and

checks perspiration to ii large extent' Then the feet are comfortable do not ache. Prevents formation of coriis or blisthers.

Sprinkle top tins' ' ' ' 25:

i~:. A. rosri-:ii

Central Drugstore

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and n splendid company of fifteen - ?»-__l_|i,f‘§‘__ if . Parisian dancers and miincs, comes f_ !l'-°=l

_.L _ 1 ‘ . 9 _ . '. 1

20, 1912-S-lcliooiirws Orgniig llnll,

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can be olitaiiii-d here. \Vliy -not fix up voui' t'eni_¢-t-=ry l’|ul. ni.\\-'.’ l.iiu is short nmiiimo is fivnii- ir. 'l`|ieri is no Liiiie like ilu-i prosoni. niiii no place where yon ciiu oliliiiii lietivi'

Monumvnls in Granite

'.»r Marble thii_vi those \\'o_mnkn. ' Ask for ilisiirns iiniles.iinai.us

Chandler ®. Bel , 160 Kent St.

' ‘ / "The RoyafLlns”

Z' You'll Enjoy This

Book .

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-noi:

the lsmnui hinerlc scenes and celehiaird points

niiilnsly and deligluluiiy indeed thai li ii alnini-i

(ood sl ulriny the (rip oneself. incidentally the ad-

vanuyes of invellin: by the Royal Miil Sicsmihipo

ROYAL EDWARD ROYAL GEORGE

are touched upon. The iuperb appoinimenli and iirehi- tectural iieaimenz sl iheie boats virtually lorm a liiirvsl

educsiiuniii pei_lod sm and cialis deconiirm. The

e al il ,

urrermeii com rr. I ery sn pleuure are

achieved ihreush equipment ihomuihiy

modem. Arrnsl phoionsplilc reproduc- iinns and marginal iiliiiirsiloni in color enliven ihe ren and heirhren die lnieien. We’ll llsdly send you s copy ol

reuilesi--lrec, Simply sddlul

P. Mooney. Gen. Agent

Csnadisn Northern Steamship; Limited

HALIFAX

T ls lmrl in Ai-scribe ln :old iype the lnieieil. ehsiin and eiiieymerii inn iliii booklet holds lsr die iiavei-lnvei. it plciureiiii .ii chatty. lnloimal way

'interest on ilu: River Si. Lawrence. so vividly. enier-

* _

. "Are you 5 Judge of shirts? Tune

come in and ses our new spring line of them. You never saw such style, value and class at the prices. Negli- gce and Lounge, with soft collars; stiff or French culis. Outing style with reversible collar, 75 to $2.00. Bruces. . 4-Zildtf.

lr Charlottetown Siesrri Nevidsfion Co - -. Limiuif.. _4. . Uuinmenning Monday the 2'ltl1 'nl ll/_lay the

Steamer ' Norlhqmlierlsnd

leaves 0harloi.l.stown_ for _l'loieu. N S .-at

< 8.20 o'r:lon|r s. m.. leaving Picton on retiirn

ahniit I 10 m. _ ' Connect ons winds _st_~ Picton for all .points in Nuvi\'Bcotl»i. - -

Steamer "Empress ‘

leaves Slimnisnldn for.-"nintdu Uhnrio. N. B.. nhont i0n’clocl; ~. m . lo.\vinlrPnint _du Uham- on return about 4.309. ni.. con- necting with express trains for Charlot- rutownunn Tlgnish. lfonnortlnnv made at Voini. flu linens for all polnis in Ciiiisds

and the United Bt-2;.ep_;_ WA; ow)

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chirifiéieyewn P. is. iiim;llr“'" “li4'iv». isis. < 1 ` '= . ¢ .1 .ffl *i

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" Commeuclng 7lh _May and following Tuesdays, steamer _dill leave lor HAWK

R¢tiimlng_ leave Boston every _Satur-

day at noon. . f `

For further infoirnallun apply to _ r. sicou. _

Agent Gh"l'uwn

S0llllIS, P.li'. island and `iiiiooiLiiN isiiiio siisiiii-siiir snivico

'riisa 1. swam _snip °'|.AiiY svnil.. will lnavo l.`h`o Railway wharl,:I’ictou, every Monday and Thuriuiny moijpinir on nn~lvi\i ofthe Express from Hnli ax. for

l.hiEMn.zdslen islands, calling at Souris. 1'. .-Lgningand returning. ...'l.°l.'ii“J.§‘°.i'.l’$§."i2".l’i'"n_?iil‘l'f"e £‘.§’."‘7{»l lvomalpent at Picton, aithuw di Mc Lean, gentsat riourls or Wm. Mclmre Maniiizcr and wnei.

Pmtou, April 22nd. 1912.

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. .iiveiyiinng A

Races at

Central Park

.lohnslon’s River

June Zlilh. 1912

_Tlirrc Minute _Class-2-.Purse $40.-0

Free for \ll- ‘- $4;,_0o Green Race- Liberal Purse

‘.

CONDITIONS (loveriiig Racez-

nests. nest _lhrcc in live to liarnesu. five In cult-r and ibrec losiart, (hopples not harr- '“dl. Enlran e 5 p. c. of puree and 5 p. c. .ddiiional on money w.nn¢r9, _ The iraclc is now in first class condi- iicn for racing, also grounds are in line order, good stables for horses, Tea Table, Refreslimfiil Salo ns, ice Credm and I) mcing Bco'hs and all ollicr amuqem fnli usually found at such galhciinge.

This track has been noted fur go id

races and orderly nieeliugii. and lhe man agers are delcrmined to make this (lie .rent race yci held on lli.: track. _Any person under the inf-uencs ofliquor

will noi he admillvd Io llie grounds iind »\uy_p-'rsi.\.i found on the grounds under the influence of liquor or making i-my dis- iurbance will be dealt with according tn raw. Agood race giuranieed. All entries ni isi be made with ih: Secretary,

JOHN l\lacDON/\LD, Secy

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