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I 21,7 , ,
Continued from the 1‘irst Pail'-I
nn l lla/il Uiemuer llcli }
i \l)llt ll tg? li fllltt, ‘tt-
,eod Georgie I el’-we
riyfition-1 Ura Psion M
Peebles 3 Abbie I ePave
Geogi iphv-1 Xbbie l.el’ii\ , _
Helen Hi~zird \l'iud MiCanr‘ol
Georgie Lel’.~i<fe » Mairgie Colton
Histor --1 \biieLet'a<re, 3 Maud
llcLaunill 3 (feor2\8l»6P8°'8
Arithtiitti -1 l-lli it t ten ,2 Mavgie
Coitin 5 Hi/el Bien utr
"iliiig-l Oro it ti .. llll
Rodd Bessie \li(‘i lim 5, \1ay
Peeble-
llmwing-1 lla/el Breuiner ..
(moi-gie l el‘~ige Maud Mi.Canni ll
Abbie I ePa0e
Botani-1 Abbie I,<.-Pave 2 Ber-
nice Nieclcod 0 Maggie Cotton
Xlvelirl-l Ella Xitken l)ella Down
2, Maggie C tton, 3 Iillie Pitkard
l atin -l Maggie Ccttou, .2 Georgie
Lil’\i.ge 3 Hel n Haszird \[ay
Pei-'ol 4
(feritieterv-1 Maud McCannell, _
Oie Cct'on; 3, Abbie LePage.
English-1, Maud McCannell; 2.
Maggie Cotton; 3. Abbie LePage.
French-1. Abbie LeP.ige; 2. Maud
HcCaunell, Georgie LePage; 3, Lulu
Large.
Physiology-1, Abbie LePage; 2.
Maul McCann+ll; 3. Maggie Co't'iri.
uiss i~co'r'r’s nsiuinritsxr.
Trustees’ (`e~t’tic\tes.-Muriel Tay-
lir. Ethel `Gregi>r, Bertha Gorman,
Muzi- l liughen Sadie Smith.
Ce titicates for Attendance-Bertha
Gorman, Maitie Chaps- ll.
., Ceit licste for Writ ng-Edna White.
Reading-lst, Muii l Taylor, Sadie Florence Vanlderetine.
Sm.ti, I-Lina White. .`~laisie Biucc; 2,
Muiiel llughes, Amy Hat inbury; 3,12, Martha VanBuskirk. Eleanor Rei
Efbél G1' f Ol’
3 ' . . _ .
Diititior-1. Rena Cctiln; 2, Grace i Geography 1, 1‘»l‘aU‘1' Reid; 2. AUDIO
Cumming. H lta Se'l~r; 3, Amy Rat-I Gregor; 3, Flirence Yanlderstine.
. __ . _ , _
(ell bluy.
i- G¢ography_1,Ethel t1regor;2, Mur- . WCIGOD; 3. Wlllwa Rig!!-
['~. iel Taylor, Muriel Hughes; 3, Beitha
` Gorman.
l:{istory_1.Mnriel Taylor; 2, Mori.
iisgiiss, stasis iicinsis; 3. ssais ri0rssesvs»1air.ian6,s.wi.im Rig .
Smith.
Engli|h_1.Muriol Taylor; 2, Bertha ~ Florence Vaitldefoiille. Aoltio G_r¢|t' 1',
Gorman; 3, Katie Dover.
Arthmetic-1,Muriel Ta lcr°2Be:'tha Buakirk; Constance Reid; equal. 3,
, y _
Gomian ; 3, Ethel Gregor.
wn».ifg_i.ii1.is;c=°¢xs¢:; 2, nam Nmue-sisiiiss-1. I-:lesser asia,  -i   "  y  
whims, suit. smiiii. mms cusp- 2. own smiiii, s, uma viciiersou,   a - ~ . o .-
pell. - -e Jeannette Pope; equgl. _ . ' . . .. ’
Drawing-1 Edna White; 2. Elsie
lbseketzr 8, Sadie Smith.
Naam studies-1, um-ist rsyior; 2. squ1;_8, Eiissiisui  - - 3
Bdtha Gorman; 8, Ethel Gregor.
’ Geometry and Algebra_.1, Ethel Books-Martha VanBuskirk, Wiileia
Gregor;-2, Muriel Taylor; 3, Katie Riggi-
Dover.
French-I. Ethel Gre or 2, May
Kirby; 3. lluriel Taylor. g ’
J. Latin--1, Ethel Gregor; 2. Hay
Ki-l'by.lluriel Taylor; 3, Katie Dover.
.inns iscxiuxoivs niirairririrxr.
Pupil-. who received Diplomas for `N°“°°°
<- General Proficiency. Gladys Taylor,
Miriam Norton, Florence Smith, Ethel
Bridges, Adele Palmer, Nellie Seaman,
Nette Duncan.
Diplomas awarded for Punctuality
and Regularity to Mable Matthew
Florence Smith and Miriam Noiton
corded against it during the whole year
c. llinz this rel '_
_Diploma aw,r_..d by W. J. Gage for' - 4
Vertical Writing, liaura nl. D. Mitchell
Yided.
This pr`ze was awarded by W. S.
Stewart E<q , School Trustee.
Gray’s Odes and Elegy with Lit i and
Huoh€\, 0 1\3i 0 ,RIDGE
1 Arithmetic-1, Elizabeth Gordon ,
This class has not had a tardy mark re-
Miriam Ncr.on has nct lost one day iii
Eve \ears. 0 'lv one in the schocl ex-
Prixe of $5.00 f gained by special
examinations. Arithmetic, 1, Gladys
Tiylor; 2, Nellie Seaman. In the first
contest Miriam Norton was e ual there-
bre a _Consolation Prize has  pro- S G n g . ’
l’liysi”1o;_'\-1 Lily Seaman, 2 Jean
’\l~iiI,eod l\a*ie James
\iiss iii rent-it`~ iisi \i<r\ii-\T
lleadinv 1 James Walker, 2 lflla
l ~ we .> :annie Fra~er
l)tctation-1 \bbie Wellner, ..
lla/ lstewait i Blanch ltigg
tieovraphy- 1 Bessie Cook 2
\ iviaii llui hes, 3, Hazel Stewart
llistoiy-1 I-annie \\ aye 2 Ethel
Li isb\ 3 Phoebe \\ orth
lnvlish--1 Bea rice Holbrook 2,
Birdie Mciarlane, 3, James \\ alkei,
li ti l\oiton
Arttitnetii-1 Blanch Riggs 2.
Beatrice Holbrook > Mav \\ ilson
»nniii~i\ip -1 I arge, 7 Ei
Gorman 3 \[amie Gillespie Bertha
Poole Bessie Look equal
llrawinv-l H tti llodvi-ion
Bit iie Mel-arlane .5 Mamie (fi le pi
\ ture Studies -1 I-.thel Crosby
\ ivi'i.n lluifhes 3 Iain s W alliit
(ett ti ates for Attinilance-Biit‘ia
Po le i\eliie Harpei Lina Pound
l'l~ie Ji-nkins
Cer ilicates for Genera-l Pi liciency--
Beatrice Hollbrook, llazil Stewait,
‘James \\"a1ket'. Bessie Cook, Edith
I* Gorman,\'ivian Hughes,I’noebe Worth.
Blanche Riggs, Ethel Crosby, May
Wilson, Birdie McFarlane, Mamie
Gillespie, Abbie Wellner.
Certiticste for Wr.ting- _Ella Large.
;` Miss Jiuiiss’ DEPARTMENT.
D
Cert tiiaes for General I rc-ticiency
i Eleancr Reid, Willena Riggs, Fltrence
i Vanlderstine, El’zabeth Gordon. Katie
Weldon, Annie Gregor. Martha Van-
Buskirk.
Reading--1.Eleanor Reid; 2, Willena
Riggs, Martha Vanliuskirk, equal;
Dictation- 1, Florence Vanldi rstine;
equal; 3 Maud Vickerson.
Histfry--1, Eleanor Reid* 2, hat e
Englis.i- 1,' Eleanor Reid; 2. Eliza-
beth Gordon. 3, Willena Riggs.
Penmanship - 1, Willeua Riggs,
equal ;` 2, Eléanbr 'Reid ; Martha 'Van-
Elizabetti Gordon; Emily Bevan equal
Drawing-1. Jeannette Pope; 2,
Florence Vanldetetine,Ksti_e`~Fergu.~on;
Certilieates lor nest Veiticsl Copy
missin A. rao's nsraxrilzxr.
` Trustees’ Certiiicates-Ha z»l Stewart.
Peari:Wi rth.
Certificate for attendance-Helen V.
Writing Certilicate awarded to Belle
(Continued on the Third Pa.
G-_lvown _  Late ltsports fron;_.l:\__oes_t_r_esl and Liverpool,
lon Teas are, fast displacing' alll M__,,,,,___A___;,;_;_____ _,,_______
 _ shippo 800 boxes on 'luesday by the
csvi.oN TEA. E
Is the World’s Preferenced. 1
Sealed Lead Packets only 25c, 30c, 40c, 50C, 60c
By Grocers everywlfere.
Paton 1 THIS HOTEL. situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Pi-in
_ Edward Island has become a favorite resort.
' Reading 1, H+len Norton; 2, Hazel 1 1 ' l  A  P A 0 
Stewart; 8, Hannah Darr.-wh, ` It is within a-stones throw of a splendid beach, where the bathing is ' ` '
Dit-titicn-1, Hazel Stewart; 2 Helen unsurpassed. '
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Ladies’
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Oxford Shoes
500 pairs that a manufacturer found on hand
the lot; we got them at our own price.
And are now on sale 65, 75, 8-5. and.$1.00 the
goods are really always worth 25 per cent. more.
In two makes lace and strap.
we HAVE OPENED Toniv _
Coffee colors. »
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CITY   o Katie James; 3. Hazel Hughes. . _ _
llistory-1. Lily Seaman; 2. Hazel - "1 ’
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mings-very pretty. » i _ _ .
best in Canada for the monev try a pair.
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HATTH EW 8Ml11l, ~ PIDPRIETOII-.
NOHOD; 3. Jean Hooper and Pearli The hotel is comfortably furnished, and a good table is provided. '
Worth (e ual
. _ ‘1 _ )- Pleasant View Hotel is distant from Charlottetown about 19 miles by ` -
_ B__Ari_:_hm_Ietic-bls,_ H815; St§_"_°"t i _ 2' Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the prettiest to he had. From Cmpaud wednesday, J "ly 5’
m 9 mm ’ 3’ 6” "ton ' 4’ the distance is 4 rules. Coach meets :he boat at the latter place to convey . Willbe held on Shaw’s Field near
passengers to the hotel. . -_
Se). T. Intending Visitors may iriakearraiigements by writing to the proprietor-_   
or by enquiring at the Examiner otlice or at Johnson & John~on’s Tourist
information Bureau. .
TERMS:-$5.00 per week; for family parties, $3.00 per week,
 Hotel will be opened for season on July lst. -
_MATTHEW SMlTl'l Proprietor.
June 22 ' - _
after spring orders were filled, Heoffeted us
Ladies Fine_Lace and Buttoned Boots in Tan and
Ladies Coifee Color Oxfords with black trim-
We sell the Famous Whithum shoes $3.00  
wiiiiti _iii iiiiiiiiiis iii iii iiignsisiiii still.
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Yiillllllliillliii Will?"
Notes, awuidd to Nellie Seaman and
Nettie Duncan by their teacher as
a token of her appreciation of their
good work in Literature.
norton sou..
Department-Gladys Taylor, Nellie
Seaman, Ethel Bridges, Florrie Smith,
Eva Rodd. Mabel Mstfliew, Maggie
Gillis, Ni ttie Duncan. Annie Patterson,
Bessie Essi ry, Florrie Percival, Miriam
Norton, Laura M. D- Mitchell, Alma
Yeo, Sadie Mc£wain. -
inss oaiscoirs DEPARTMENT.
Trustees’ Certslicates ici' General
Proliciency -Lily Seaman,Katie James.
Hazel Hughes, Jean McLeod.
Ceriilicates for Attendance-Laura
lleCal.lum. Jean MacLeod, Alice
Stewart, Minnie Evans.
Reading-1, Hazel Hughes; 2, Lily
Seaman; 3, Ethel Lawson.
Writing-1, Jean MacLeod; 2, Laura
McCallum; 3, Nellie Gillespie.
Arithmetic-1, Lily Seamun; 2,Katie
James; 3, Annie Higgins.
Spelling, 1, Kate James; 2, Alice
Stewait; 3. Lily Seaman.
Grammar - 1, Lily Seaman; 2.Hazel
Quite true, some corse
will.
Some corsets will stretch
and give, A and lose their
style and lit.
P. C. Corsets Won’t
Tsar WoN"r, because the
can’t.
A P. C. Corset size 22 is
size 22 the day it’s bought
and s` e 22 the day it/s
wor out, fits always.
Yo dry goods dealerh
the -ask to see them.
from
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Spring Trade
The time has come when you should look up you
wardiobe and se how you are fixed for ipiirg mai,
In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or
overcoat, etc., act promptly by ordering the sam
J. T. NRKEHZIE, 1l»:i£T
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:5hape” ? f iWh.itliam’s 'Famous . ‘
S-on of HERE THEY AR1-:il.l=m.\ 
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_ & The Government not bound to ac- A
E N ce t the low st _
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VERY pQpU|_AR _Fir an Annex lo tba Lunatic Asylum-
Hughes; 3_Jean Mclsaaa because they are STYLTSH CC FORTABLE a id Sure _ to give SATIS  Department of Public Works,
‘Q-`,`,`.` _ FACTION. . s .‘ J oimiosimwn, P. E. t.i..f,<i_
gg ‘ - 4 Different Lasts in , » _s__,J"“° 27°"’1899'
B|a¢k, Tan and 6|-|uco|ate_ _ _Sealed Tenders will be received at
we have sole control for-mis cify of this Hi h Grad and] b ° ~ - - y’
. L g e eautifully 29th July next, for the building of an
finished B00T`_°ne of the best Annex to the Lunatic Asylum at Fal-
   conwood, according to Plans and
Canada , Specification to be seen at this otiice.
Th _ H _ _ _ __ Tenders to be marked “Tender for
_ ere is an a -round satisfaction in/ liandiirig these Boots and the Annex to 1° s lum "
hitham Factory BACKS us in wxRRs\"ri\'c Evrni' iiairt ’ Th ` *fy lf
_ . ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ ~ - e S . o
IF WE_ R . _ , , ,_ _ iffna ure two wood and re-
A E bELIE\ ED YOL Vt Ol\ T BE DECEIVED. spgnglbleo Sm-eUe_._» mug? a(,C0mp,,_Uy
. June 29--3i
H it fi W ,__ ' l_ fi
(,¢0g1-sphy-1 Lily Seauvin 2, ' .    . _:__
Vampsna. The quantity ot June cheese
mme this year is not over bali as large
’a.~i for the month of June isst year,
wh-ch is owing to the backward season
= nd some ot the fat tories making but-
; ter- The outlook in the English market
is higni r this year tor J une cheese than A
'or a number of yea s. 8 3-16 for fancy
lots have been paid on the Ii-land;8§
being the average price.
Lonnois, June 26.--BUTTER-The
mirket .-i steidy and business is quiet.
Fi .eil cr am- ries are quoted at 885 to
94-i ($21.43 to $22 94); good to line, _
805 to 86 ($19.48 to $20 94). *
CHEESE -'l he market is quw t. I-`iu_-
es .ld While i~ quoted at 50110 51s
(-$121810 $12 42); ill Ci li I' il tt 455
to 475 ($10 96 to $11.45); new wn t»,
4-is L-i -155 (10.71 ti $10.96); new
col' red, 43= ll'-14* ($10.47 lu$l0 71.)
l.lVl'.Rl’().)L, June 26.- -Buitei--'l`h~» _
m rket is qu et and ti."-si. i-i'~ ani- r es
are sellfng at 82s ti SS, (19.97 to (S21-
43.)
CHEESE-'l‘he m irlaet is quit -. and
steady ai 44 t - 475 ($10.71 io $11.45)
f r i lo, and 425 io 43. ($10 23 to $10.
47) tor new.
A~ may be seen bv comparison with
Friit i’s i~ cal cable, btt er is ritwi
ay pi
higher bi th in Lfiiidoii ai d Liverpool,
while cheese is iteadv to weaker.
Above quota ions are p r 112 poui da.
' Freight iates. per 2.240 lbs., io Lives-
p -lar: 12.- 6.1 ($2 92) on` cheese and
i7s 6d ($4 17) mi i-uiti r. To Londi li
they ir 294 ($6 87_) on cheese, and
' 25- ($6.09) fn hui er.
g i ' I1. _
zionoiiultoit
1 SUNDAY SCHOOL
CPIZCNIC
WI LL BE HELD ON
._1'huraday:____:|aly 015.
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'l‘lssidealPieni 'intact h Prev! .
in Cream md <d: ”Beoals.¢£;~°;..
amusdnenh mliepmvlded
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. Returns Tlcbeta..(¢i_ll ) 4( ale 8
_ §a»=i_»i=‘l___|»‘i_i2_goor»_’s.   _C-va
§eri°demen~_aad_Lsdy._ mud-
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nadeb\;tili_rallw__a__y`_:_nr _ _meets _el,_i_§l
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Tea Table for Vi-itors will be supplied
with good things, also an Ice Cream and
` good ml nagement. Old and young may
expectagooditime.
Vifitors’ Return Ticket 250; Tea 25c.
at. 9 o’¢-lock a. m. and 1.30 p. m. Return-
me
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txtiisiti with ltilim
. FARE. UNE lllllllll
Steamer Princess will _leave Cds
Wharf at seven o’clock .ini the morn-
ing and return same evening about
six.
By order, ,
F. W. HALPS,
Sec’y.
Ch’town, June 29,‘99 2i ' ‘
TENDERS
this olzlice until noon on Saturda
each Tend et'
p e or any tender
RICHARD SMITH.
Secretary of Public \\`orkS.
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,Refreshment Booth. Amusements under
.Steamer Southport will leave Ferry \Vharf