Soni" by
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il|cDawlnm.a:`_ have
deiond
Bei gxfodeyt:-_ _
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will remain
_a\»iil1t'Q'__\\'¢ek.' Professor Boba-teon`Ts
'_now_.ia5r_iose Scotia and will bs in
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°°°* ~ 1_.'hern _was s small' qttandance
appoint- It the_ city.. _.Nelson Batten
diana" was appointed Chairman and
an J. A. Ile- from J.A-rldetservey regretting
lllsooncht, to Grand River and 9° N Pliilllt- He referred in the
and Bev. John T. l(cGra it 9( In Association and suggested
the same ‘passenger rates tor
Gamers to Charlottetown ss the
side psoplmproemrsd.
Hon Mr. _Hughes who has been
,¢1m°|,.nA|.¢¢||u°n H '31, F J Nashapoksot the great
° semen- ee npnssstitm me st one for tus Msmsum, v1’ ifregiz °'M!~'°rti~In¢ we trims me
'P°°"'| nuusglngslgsetttss assi or ' s summits strewn; its easement. °“° '°1'1°°‘° "°'i“ M" "°"° “Y
'” ° 1"” and- othtn ilntersated gin the ofthat organization. Hs also read s`°"°“|""°°°°h°‘mu”
formation ot a Tunnels; Asses on iettu-from thoN.»B.'1'onrist association. W' W's‘°"l” '3‘°'°" '°°°“d°d
 man* um, our op A.McLesd theta Tourist
` 'fganisation be made a Prciisiolsl '°'“'°d‘   ' "W,
mga tg Glarks 'Sseniu-y, A letter was sped Tourist and Improvement Association. Th” '°"°"'" °m°"° "*"
inaiiiih Be snfzested that the Governor, Iayor, P"°°|d"“°°B°”' G°°' E'
Puslaem et Loesi Bones or Tnae me Vi" P'°'-‘~’- A- ”"°°"°’~
gm," be und, honour, membem P_ E_ Secy.-Archd. Irwin. .
I.= users than soy other place in Canada T"°°~“'7' H' D"“°“'
needs n tourist association. E* °“"|”“7' P' G°'d°“'
Jes. Pm.. refer-.ea wth. talents or N‘°'°°"°°»F~"- N“"*-”~°-
the Association. He thought a " PFW* W' F'
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MAY 25. rye,
J I\ I `“ti"§.‘ii:»»a1 vsu
prominent Americans who have
ably oken of the
4 |00 Nlil
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*I ‘ b way being
would do all peas toaid the
ia the movement spoke oi the-
orzaoisatioa for the present woniddb‘: S'-"N07, W- H-C1
wanoand Mrs. Baydaid, and ~ _ L
d Charlottetown. P F. I 4° 5° by “tum 7"." _BQW1-03539 WELL
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h°°B”n-'ld 'mn' 1"” M 'Tnswnrkhpon the improvements to
The Guardian
better than a provincial one. He oilered I” "°° ‘Fwd th" um
‘ other suggestions for the work. _ (Cg||e||m°¢ gn
Bfr- if. F. Fullerton sookeoi the rn-sir
soeosas ot the Summahide orsanisatiim ABOUT YOUR
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Dark Fruit oak
Breatfof all kin ali
lldswd- "°P°°°|7° q‘"‘"n°‘ °°° " ° 'W “na specialties were also varied and
I D.   and docile at onor. I
t this aiiaraoon. Hr. Bayiield- an ahwlm “.s¢_.__h-M ohm” "5
which was dns to the energy of tha
"‘“‘“" il"',f't_;”  srosrustepsrvefsbiysse it is -expense
"°“ -- ° i . W the ehoreii will beread ‘for 'caching' on
’° “”° ”°‘“‘°‘°“-"V°°°i‘"‘-'°' sundry week. rss  tees nlmiis _
7  - and returned by Kara k Oo. Woodstock,
wordhaa yet been received as to tl|°f and the console moved out to give more
tsol the preliminary sxs inetions. s sce for Use choir. Professor- Tantco 1
P I’ W `-"""'l.._._ 1*: ee _._ A
ire Rhodes eehowlhin. lt' is six tendsalviel The Orucinxion at a format' _  * - ' V ' » ' - " _ » -1
f0l' B
I. m °‘" °"°i°"7 weeks ago yesterday since the' papers of opening which will likely os held next »  ”
d ll H d K "1 I' full . ' ‘ " "
 1s0g`DAY____ H _ ::.‘wocandi ateaw o a iota a e wee ortho owing V
‘°~“°°' "°'° °°°§|§*‘2_§““"h~T“" ma W.. .s.»ss=,t..r ma it me
is _. V _V oth ¢ep,a`,`_v_°‘\re hlmkoo h 0 H _
,T  .A ~ fi ' ‘  chkuwa  » ' j.'°.~“°*°~h°“°”' iseitevenins.':'ii.:ii’l;:a:ts° hnd".;rm:.“:
'5  V7 `f 'i 'ash ".3 -“°‘»  ~ `. ~ wh” uw drama of thespanish American war was
mul" °." '°°°‘"a °j“d“"' C|.»“°' uton. The lay was marked is th
m gg. D D 7 ¢
su CTR ke J“°°'°° s“m""' on A':‘|‘°";°';° Kd esme rapid movsrnentandsnstainedinter-
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V' " ` ' wh" cr” G°'°"°'° MY”-I.""°J' ‘EPB '° In ° est noted on the previous evening. The
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1, I CORNS CURED IN “HOURS” evening Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde- will be
e ephoue au, , 7 A
, 1 When Putnam s Pain ess Corn an presented with special scenery and some
' msfiannerffgerzd. WIN' EXt"°°"°|' |° '"°"v o°m°~ wut” *if lightning transformations from one
_ g}n'°°;§""b';,°£;:':?°v,f:lgugéinty' 1|-rg charaotertothe other will add to they
'W3 »~pu,',,,.,,,',,_'{ , interestoi this strange and powerful
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BLACK. DRESS is G0ilDS.
We believe what manly pcogle tell us-that we show the tinest'and
most complete stock of B ack ress Goods ln. the town.  1_ook
through our Dress Goods department will convince you that thisris a
uct. `
Weeks’ Dress Goods are ~ Right in Style,
_ Quality and Price, ~.
Purcliased direct from the best makers in the world-personally
selected by one of the firm. We 1isi'a few lines-we’11 show you
many more when you call. `

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- ~ ‘ Black Canvas Cloth _
__ ` < ~ ._ k .ff t.. . _ d fine effects
In plain weaves also in stripe 'md' not  ec 1 8;<;or;1¢2'48;: $1145, $1.65. 4
y Black Voile de' Paris _
Voile is very inuch worn this year, 826. $1-10”’-’5» 5'-35'
 ._  `.Bintck CFGPB d° ch°“° -
very fashionable and extremely S¢y1iBh~9°°- ii-'Ng-=°»5’-35 “"5 ”'4'
 ‘~ r5|;¢|¢ ff,\|,¢|-as cmd Briliiahdnes `
Givcaellcndid wear md °\m°°*.d“°¢ P’_°°f' °5°’ 44°’ 65°’ 78°’ 92°'
sms?-ef. = 1; f  __ e f     - 
_ i ssbssuan Cloth j V
A, t we on “ment of  elegant  and silky appearance,
1=g"§;e,$rwsssms-»~ = ' _ i- ="i» »
\ Gf`h‘¢%¢|°th,  Qnpolinoa. I _
Roll” R569* dnieh  swsvi-e fsshionhiile' this year. 4312, 65¢» 30% ~
 ~_n'“ck\ C|_9t‘|1l,'_--V0l\O¢ill\l» 'f,Of¢-s if/i
.ea 'Winch widow. i>=f_f°=f; \=1°°*< -
$1.95, 32.0°. . \ f ., .
_ 5”... rmis'i\:r'¢:|°¢t»»1_ if  " -1
"nnmdl9°%*§1!, y;m¢,5oc,`6:c,~6gg,snd Beers __ _  _ 
`- » fmgpk 56 natdinaa _  - _ - -Y:
5| |_¢'¢1y~pr:t3¢zus, high-class 80059: 51545.,
Mei-laces, Fancy Black V
Q ,ipaoiklty _ 
E K S ®. pp M
9,0” ,na Mmtnsrv leaders
, , well shown. Marginal references make
|  f ' it very easy to find any town, city, or
_ /./  country while the areas and population
are qiven according to latest and best
`M`ssers. Robertson and Crosby-who are
_tlrst~class teachers of tive and three years
excellent. This afternoon Cinderella
will be played at popnlar prices and this
drama.
THE Russo-Japanese War Atlas ltr
which James J. 0’Rielly is selling agent
is very complete, useful and convenient. _
It contains the best map oi Japan that we
have yet seen, the scores of different
provinces being shown in diiferent tintsh
Rnssia,Manchuria and Korea are also!
_~.___-_...__ i__
that He could give many!
names of
Canadians and
would
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authorities. Much other information is
added. The Wai-Atlas is timely just now
as welies valuable when so many are
interested in the struggle between Russia
and Japan.
THE following students completed their
final examinations at the Charlottetown \,_
Business College yesterday and were
granted the College diploma:-J. E.
Robertson, Marshfield; J. M. Crosby,
Marsbileid;and John Mcffatt, Meyiiald.
respectively-left the profession the Hrs:
ot the yearto gain a practical business
education at the O. B. C. Mr. Mcihtt is
a son of William Moifatt, Efq., and
although nuts teacher, he is an exceed-
ingly level-hraded young man and has
maintained his standing well even with
such clever students as Robertson and
Crosby. The three entered the College
about the some time and it has been a
keen competition between the trio from
start to graduation. They completed the
entire business course in fsnr months.
Mr. Robertson not quite four mouths, he
having entered February lst.
A. Homo! & Co., the well known
carriage and farm implement men are
just now making a magnificent display
at their show rooms of carriages
manufactured by The Tudhope Carriage
Oo.. 0riilia,_0nt. and _E. N. Heney &: Co.,
Montreal for whose well-known lines
they are the provincial agents. The
ground iioor oi' the store is literally
packed with all the latest models while
onthe second and third iioors are carri-
ages which have not yet been nncrated.
Among the special lines they are handling
are the cushion, solid rubber _and pneu-
matic _tires which are especially attrac-
t've to the lover ' of ease
and comfort. One in the cushion
tires is particularly noticeable and is f
perhaps the finest carriage of its kind
ever brought tothe province and is well
worth seeing. The ilrm are also extensive-
ly advertising their Cockshnit potato
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THESE 
sumrs  
ARE  
“EYE-
OPENERS”
We’ve just. opened up a lot of new skirts -ready
ff
.
to Wear-that We think are most surprising value. _
For example
A good weight, black cloth skirt, wide Hare,
lap seams, very neatly made. . .  . _ . . . $2.25
Heavy cloth, black and oxford grey, side Clos'
ing, lap seams, many rows of stitching. . $3 95
These two specials must stand for many.
MOORE ®, MCLEOD
Boston Derby $5~OO stiff hats
scniliers and weeders and have in stock -
s verylsrgs supply oi ailgrades ot driv- are up to da't°’_WeekS & C°"
ini' harness. See their ad in this issue; S0l€ Agents.
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eKodak _
Eataloguee _
glunstf   i
Received  
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Horse
Medicines.
We make a specialty of pre-E
'paring medicines for horses
and cattle. Just now we are
having a big sale for,
MACS’ EPIZOTIC
REMEDY. A
We claim, and our eisim is
well substantiated, that it is
the best remedy on the market
` for thisdieeaec.
Price 25° a package..
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lltiitilliiil lltlllilii,
Cor G¢.Georgd"and lest Sh.
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me AIR ‘ i  
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in one of our go-carts with
light-running and noiselesd'_
gears (wheels being iitte
with rubber tires) and sof
“springy_” springs. “0_i\[,'_§,goi*
carisfmake Baby’s afternoon
out one:c_.f_continued pleasure
both to baby. and mother
Cali in and see [our new
styles.
John Newson.
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