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-ro an1Ns'rs'rm
ounon June 21-'rho
mint of th'e negro mluulier
Canadian 0lY¥Dlll°
wi, -oi Wlnnipez
morrow molillllll
the team. malls
yesteray ofythe.
on the cl|arK°
Ona
consideration. and firh 'mu ' \°°°mPllly order and
Hi
ce
¢_ per eeni discount Allowed, C. B. nd M
_ e rs. Jones, Charlotte-
,ff,'f“"“ °"“|° “'°nlv-five town. and R. A. iuexey, P. la. Ie-
- land, were in Sydney, this week,
na'rao'r1vas"‘Anmes'r
Hamrsx
HADIFAX, June 28-
a telegram from the United
Ai;¢,9i-‘nay Efrench, -of Boston.
ive Harra an_, and Kennedy,
ni ht ari:%sted I-larry Webber
Cgpel We ber, at their stores
Upper Water Street. Both of
fendants were indicted by the
States Grand Jury at Boston
day for of’lencSs_ against the
ruptcy Law. It is.stated that
were at one time in business at
rence, Mass. Immediately after 
jui-yi' returned the indictment,  G
rants were issued for the arrest fs'
the.-Webbers, and _the Boston »_Ii`y`»`
ities wired chief nnalend to »‘,'.3,'
them. It is likely the defendants fi*
fight any attempt at extradition. -Q3
Cl°l`§YlI1Bn's hats price. $1.75 '
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smith Premier and the Rem- W 0 19 011 a visit to her parents-.
lil’-V0 the longest construe- S. S. Norweigan is due on Sunday
and are made of the ver hi will suil *oi Mo tr 1 A
y gh- ' - ' n ea. mong her
grade °l me-teflllls llrocurable. A. Passengers are A. T. Weldon, manag-
Frsssr. Halifax. N. s. 6-2slvlsi_ fl' 0| freight _ana treriie for the
-- ninth Diamond Lin! and Mr. Nichol-
Oll Pll1Yel`B Wlll lllcase remember SOIL M- P.. Q\1een's Co, P. E. l.-
lst match of the mixcd Four Sydney Exe. _ - '
handicap knockout match be- --
tflflal’ Bt lille links. Drawing for Mrs. (Rel/.) Thos. Marshall, of
cts at 2.45 p. m., prizes will he Sackviilc, is the guest of her dangli-
by the clllh, nli players ir;- pu. tcr, Mrs. W. A. Seaman, Riverside.
FRUIT STORE, LOOTED  ted to take part. ~ __; V Miss Nellie Seaman, of New Bedford,
HALIFAX, _ June 28-
was a burglary Wednesday
or yesterday morning
ford- Row fruit store
'i‘he store is that
Halifax Fire Insurance Co,
and entry was gained by prying
s door window. One of the
toys _was-. at 'theiastore
ii _dnight and reports that
left there was about $30
in, the cash drawer.
when .the store was opened the
was gone as .were also two
rugs, one 25 by 8 feet and
rr) 4- by 7. Ono was worked
grieen and blue in diamond
and the color of the other was
lyiorange.
dn March last Mrs. Annie
wll_o keeps a shop in the vicinity
th'e cotton factory_ reported the
from her place of a revolver, a
ver watch, a number of gold
and a pair of' gold rimmed
all of the value of $25. The
kept a watch for a young man
named Harry _Miller 28 'years off'
nge, but he disappeared. from thell
ill
1,11, _ ..___& _ Moss. is spending her holidays with
B0RN_ hor brother, Principal W. A. Sca-
-_ giahj-Exe. (Mr. Seaman is 5, son of
Anhin nnnii, Mnv 29, f_.§w.,_`iand Mrs' smman' Ch““"“°`
to James W. and Ml'n._ Ashley, '
Coni,ratlIlatioIlH~ Rev. and Mrs. Thomas. Hicks, Pt.
--*-~--»--~-~ >&1 do Bute, N, B.
MARRIED. Friday. Mr. Hicks lilbfdlrlxifgn lir<i"lErcl/lr?
_""’“"" crlcton attending the annual session
-CAMPBELI.-,At St. Lukys 0! N. B. & P. E. I. Methodist Con-
Church, Okotoks, Aitau ference while Mrs. Hicks has hcen
12th, hy the new. J. G. lvieivei Visiting some weeks with relatives in
bi-0ther_in.|,,w of the Iwide’ _L1 Shediac. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks ». leave
M_])_ to Miss Eva M_` next week for their new field pf
youngest dm,,,hte,. of Rev_ labor at Marysville, followed by the
Campbell of Gahams' C_ B best wishes of a host of friends
V YW '_ i _A ' hcre.-Exc. (Rev. `.\/fr. Hicks is wcll
DIED' " i known here.)
_ I Rev. G. M. Campbell was in Monc-
' Little \0l`k. June 28th, ton today cn route home from St
Gill of Pleasant Gi“oV0. agcil 67 John, where he attended the funeral
Funeral from the residence of of Dr. Wilson on Wednesday. Dr.
Milton Vesey, Little Campbell leaves next week for New-
Sunday, 30th inet., ai; one ioundland on business in connection
p. m. Interment at Little with Mount Allison Ladies’ College'
Cemetery. ' and University; Dr. Campbell will
v’sit 'St John's and the principal
u YEARS _FOR BURGLAR, outports in. Newfoundland. returning
to Saekville about the 20th Jul -
_' ~ Y- '
City _Wednesday he have in sight;LIFAX, June 28-Before Judge Exc. (Dr. Campbell is well known in
within the liniite and the police er-i”
rested him yesterday. In court on
summary trial jhe pleaded guilty,
Mrs. Fader said she had gotten back
the revolver, watch, and a ring, and
Miller claimed these were the' only
articles he-had, taken. He was re-
manded. ` 
James Newcastle, a seamen was'
convicted by Stipendiary Fielding
yesterday of theft of a pair of boots
from -a ship niste and was sentenced
to .sixty days in-. the city prison.
YOUNG nivonrsi-ngnn nRowNED_
. fs,
NORTH BAY, Ont., Jun_e 27-John
Stbplcy, ii young Englishman em-
ployed on the C T. & N. O. Railway
shops here was drowned Sunday af-
ternoon in Trout Lake while canoe-
ing with a companion. The canoe.
upsets hundred yards from shore
will Shipley. _whowas a good swim-
mer, started to' swim towards the
approaching skin but sank. His corn
;mnlon_ could not swim and clung to
the 'canoe where be was rescued.
LONDON SUFFRACE'I"l‘ES _
LONDON, Eng., June 26,-The mi-
litant tactics of the suffragcttes has
assumed a. new form. On the arrival
of a train from Tunbridge Wells at d
victoria station in London, lest ll
night, it was discovered that many
windows had been smashed the carri-
age fittings and cushions cut and de-
stroyed and the walls plastered with
e .yesterday, Haws, charged flllll Pl`0VlllCl‘»~)
burglarizing A Yonm's shop --~
§ Water Street, withdrew his'_ J. P. MacLennan, Halifax; A. W. I
on for trial at the criminal sit; Hyndman, Charlottetown; A. S.
.Of the Supreme Court and was Black, Mies Black Trnr ' Ge A
, o, o .
summarily, He pleaded not W. Bean, Montreal; Geo. J.'Mac-
f, but after hearing the case Quarrie, Sf. John; J. B. MacMillan
-rlge convicted him and sentenc- Innisialli E- J- R0WlHll¢l-. St- Sl'-ellh:
Shim to 2 years in, Brselett, Qubec; Miss Maud Cun~
lntiary. en; W. H. .Bell, Toronto; W. A.
ningham, Miss Sadie Cameron, St.
`,__(}0NGREGAT|()N OF ONE John; West, N. B_,; A. Gordon Mac-
"l' _ -- ` Donald, Boston registered at the
.1 I Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, be-
>f the strangest' services over tween -11-.so lest night end 11.30 the
lll,.the Somerset church was that previous night. - ~
“"._ook place on Sunday morning
lllay 16) at the pleasant little Angus A. Liamont and wife, Syd-
\'lof Holton. ' ncy; F. T. Arsenaul Wellin on
t. st ;
'ply worshipper besides the Mrs. I. E. Ramsay and son, Sum-
agytpi- _himself was the Daily. inerside; T. L. Grant, Georgetown;
Ch_¢ representative; and tha Mr. and Mrs. MscNeill, Miss Edith
tivymunded by empty pews,wen1;. and Isabell MacN_eill, Halifax; Mrs
tlllwthe lull Anglican service, D- F'f“°°1`» Cafdlganl MP5- R- P
wiiny angels’ as the redor said’ Murray, Mt. Stewart; Mrs Benj:
as comI,,mi0ns_ Clow, Miss Blanche Miller, Murray
(ju, a,.,.1vB1 at Holton Parish Harbor; H. N. Hill, Toronto; M. R.
gh* 1055 writes our c0n_es_ Kaim. Mat Press, New York; Neil'
p,,,}.I found Jw wooden gum MacDonald, Sydney; W. C. and Mrs.
fas
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it - I 1. th th ' . ' . ' '
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' into the chnrch,l where  SQ' mllag’ Igllgx' R'd1E' Stewart’
o on; rs. . .Ly 'ord, Moose-
'°(th° Rees fnosephdigorrilg) law; Miss Brehaut. Summerside, re-
v 'lngas ""1 K *= nieteren nt the Queen Hotel, cher-
, °ml>*Y l’°“"'l- The f°°*°'» lotfetown, between 11 so last night
"lt" Ver lm years of alle' °°“' and 11.30 the previous night.
duc fservlce in a vigorous and _.__
cv nner. There was only one 'rom Longboat is to appear in
.Vlll Gll Was I‘0&'d and Ii0€ SllD2~ Charlottetown, and will bc matched
In Vs sermon, dealing with the either against Cameron, Qlieal or
Sllbi .the Ascension; the rector Wood, Word was received yesterday
said `r_ifortunatcly for England by the Secretary of the Abegweit
ther decay in religions wor- Club closing arangements for him to
writing’ demanding Votes for the|5hip_ ii, run here. The race will take place on
women and The abolition of forcible
feeding. The culprits were not dis-
co'vcr¢,d. Another hutch of snilraget-
tes _who had been on hunger strike
were lihor'a.ted i‘rom'Prison today. I
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USEFUL HINTS F()R'1‘H’E H0l_lSl°].
In punching eggs »-first plnce a
sliirfimer in the boiling wrtf.cr,_ ami
drop the egg nn it, This docs awav
-with the possibility of breaking the
PKI: volie by getting the skimmer un-
der it after it is cooked. *w
 -.thc Abegwcit Grounds. _Prominent
'T ATED FARM HAND. merchants of the city will co-oper-
 ate and make this thc greatest ath-
 -"'.""'. ‘ ' lctic event in the history of Prince
U1, ` mont 5 .mrmér hired Edward Island. Special trains will be
_ _ "l f th r i t th l t
_ neigh :fi to work for him. The fgggsiglgrragei 'ghisnvslllacnabre igitlggie bane; W. A. Jenkinl, Vernon River;
Th N   -:_ 1.;-'_ll-2" J. Austin Traluor, Charlottetown,
e ta ional Clothing Co. have Was among the passengers returning
"°° ved B Slllvment of black Ou the express last evening. _
_ _Miss Gertrude Irwin, New Bedford,
grand dispf V f H , M1lSB.'¢l_l‘r1ved in Charlottetown last
night at gege ure work s on ;Vh¢lllll8 on a visit_ to relatives here.
sale 1 e- Ice Cream G was accompanied by Miss Smith,
' _ dllllgllter of George and Mrs. Smith,
6lIl0l`l0llCe, enihody every viilul and the S. S. City Qi Sydney will
tyvcwriter improvement to alrlve from St. John's Saturday and
Mrs. Wm. Munn, of Roxbury, Mass,
is visiting' her parents. ix'i_00l°l1wsl1. _
_,_-ru-_ 'l, ,
W. S. Louson. Charlottetown, was
among the passengers returning on
the express last eveuiul-i '
'1‘.‘ C. Jan\es,. Qilariottetwn, will
preach in _the church at .Cove Head
tomorrow aicemopn .st All. lm. ._
Mrq. R. R. _W.9hpter;,p!ld daughter,
Marie, has returned .home after visit-
ing friends in ._Gl1§l'l0tf<Btuwn.
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Councillori Rilay; » .yllll be acting
Mayor of Charlottetown during the
nilsence of Mayor Lulous.
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There were no cases before the
police court in Charlottetown yes.
terday._ -,, _. ._ ,.11
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Todi~iy’s song and _music is entitled,
Ain't You 'Glad You've Come Home,
l\l8.I'Y? ,. .'.-..:.\.-. fs
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Mini;/I-iiaery walker,.Nor.tl\ River and
Miss argaret McPhail,_ Cornwall,
spent yesterday in Go!‘l1WHll.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church, Kensington tomorrow will be
condixcted by C. J, Belly, Secretary
of the Y. M. C. A., of Charlottetown.
Mrs. C. J. Reilv and li'ttle daughter
lcft Charlottetown yesterday for a
two mionths trip to the New Eng-
land States and York State.
Mrs. Donald Campbell, Summer-
slde, was ,.1 passenger to Charlotte-
town today and left in the afternoon
for Grand View where she will spend
a few weeks visiting friends.
Tomorrow at the Bafltist Church,
Charlottetown, Rev, Z. L. Fasn, will
preach morning and evening. The sub-
jects of the sermons will he miornlng
'Ihe Mystery of Salvation, evening
The Neglected Garden. \ .
Rev. J. F. Floyd, will occupy the
pulpit of the ,Central Christian
Church, Charlottetown, on Sunday
morning Subject will hc, “Different
Standards of Morality." In thc eyen-
ing the subject will be, “A Good
Soldier.” _ ' l
The Vics Base Bail team Will line
up against Halifax on Monday, as
ollows: Chester Garrett, Catcher; D.
Martin, Pibcher; B. Garrick, lsti.
Base; S. Murphy, 2nd Base; 'J.
Prowse,, 3rd Base, G. Stanley, S,
Stop; J. McLeod, R, field; J. Mc-
Aleer, C, field; W. Howatt, L,field.
Yesterday the Northumberland left
Charlottetown at 8.35 a. rn. for Pic-
tou with passergers, mail, express
and freight and arrived at 12 noon.
She left again at 5.15 p, m. with
passengers, mail, express and freight
and arrived at 8.35 p, m. She leaves
today at 8,20 a. m., for Pictou, re
turning at night.
Yesterday the eastern express ar-
rived in Charlottetown at 8.25 a.
m., ten minutes late; the southern
accommodation at 9.40 a. m.,_ five
minutes late; the Cape Traverse ac-
commodation at 10.10 a. m., fifteen
minutes late; the eastern accommoda-
tion at 5.55 p. m., thirty-five min-
utes Iate; and the Tlgnish express
at 11.00 p. m., one hour and 10
minutes late.
The following produceprices were
secured on the Charlottetown market
square yesterday and have prevailed
since last Tuesday:-_White oats, 56c;
black oats, 5llc; potatoes, 40c; pork
10 to 10§c; beef (quarter), per lb, 10
to 18ic; beef (small), per lb, 12 to
17c; The prices quoted by the whole
salers are:-Potatoes, 40c; pressed
Hay, $13; white oats, ‘ 55 to 61c;
black oats, 58c; to 63e; pork, 9 to
10gc; straw, $5.50 to $6.50, and
turnips, 231:.
J. J. Hughes, Shamrock; J. A.Mc-
Neill, New Perth; K. L. Waite, Wil-
mot; P. A. Morrison, A. Chappelle,
A. K. Henry Granville; W. Bruce,
Montague; J. F. McNeill, Rev. R. Mc-
Neill, Cavendish; B. Cousins, Bradal-
S. Taylor, Millview, John Horne.
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PORK and BEANS  
The tasty kind! Made plain with Tomato Sauce and with Chili e '
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SUFFEHING FROM
TUBERCULOSIS.
VIENNA, June 27-The Czarevitch,
Alcxis, eight years old, is suffering
from tuberculosis of the right knee
and will never be able to walk again,
according to adviccs received here.
The Czar and Czarina are deeply dc-
pressed as a result, according to ad-
vices from St. Petersburg.
FINEI) FOR THEFT. _
TORONTO, June Z?--Walter Mat-
l1lCl¢. the Albany Club servant charged
with the theft of goods to the value
of $45, pleaded gifilty before Magis-
trate Kingsford today, and was sen-
ten_ced to thirty days in jail, We
canft pass over such an offence when
a mian was in a position of trust,
remarked the magistrate, as Mattick
walked down to the cells.
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_STEAMER MET 150 BERGS.
MONTREAL, June 27-The captain
of the Cairn Thu, which reached Qne_
bec Monday, reports to the Signal
Service Department tha/t he came by
the way of Bell Isle Straits. The
Cairn Thu is the first ocean vessel to
report making the passage through
the Straits this year. The captain
reports that the passage is impos-
sible unless very clear, then risky,
The Strait is full of bergs and ice.
One hundred miles east of the Strait
ice was encountered and from there
to Belle Isle 150 berges were met.
Six bergs were passed west of Point
Amour after making the passage. The
Strait is usually open to all vessel;
by this time of the year and is ge-
nerally used, as the Bell Isle route in
much shorter than the southern one,
MOTOR BOAT DESTROYED.
HALIFAX, June- 28-The motor
_fishing boat "Hazel," while anchor-
ed outside of Sydney Harbor yester-
day in some unaccountable manner
caught 'fire and was destroyed. The
crew consisting cf two or three men
were a short distance away fishing
from a dory, when on noticing smoke
they rowed toward the burning boat,
but it sank before they could reach
it. The value of the craft was ap-
proximately' $1.600 and its destruct-
ion entails a. heavy loss to the own-
ers.
BECOME YOUNG AGAIN
We are too busy, too encumbered,
too much occupied, too active! We
read too much i The one thing need-
ful is to throw off all one-'s load of
H.; I ` ' ' .
` I; ,’c‘lfl‘;'y ,oy s4°;d°nr§d to mport ol to come to town, do their shopping
 t ,_ Q and return after the rnce. The race
Fm ».“y° h° Wm* l’"“°' lm ° will start about 7.30, in the cool of
the "“"t U" th" (mth dm' ‘"5 lthc evening. The distance will likely
'-‘YWSI "»,:.'= It Wil! 4~30 °'°lU°k he flftccu milcs. iiongboat will be
l>_0.l0l'°  lliillll Felwllml lllll 0"" tcnflcmrl a rercption by thc athletes
clove  'Pho old ff\\"i»°r or Ginn-lottetown.
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So  are nt lnnt hc said. A wedding of very much interest
Lettuce washed and put into a dish ,Well, - go right back whar ;wae solemnized yesterday morning at
with pientv of room, covered, and put ,you’ve stln' 'the hull forcnoon 5.45 in the Church of Our Lady fll
into the ice-box, 'will he very crisp|and ’._ hat’s left of the day Good Counsel, at Rothesay, when
and fluffy for days, and all ready for
there. 'R want nobody workin’ Rev. D. S. O’Keefe united in the
use, softens sufficiently to bc scraped ll r .~ fritter wh ractical- .hcl bonds of matrimon Miss Cecel-
ofl. ` '
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ly 8 h. 1;; in' mm this; 'ia J. Cotter, second daughter of the
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._ __ ____  H lute Patrick and Mrs. Cotter, f
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_Usually follow when
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I/‘ ", .,f, 4 _ .H - rl* ._ -_" _'  ;-vioiet nqiee 'ralcnm Powderfo one ed. The hatmaking industry is one
 __~_ ' ' ». .~;-9  . .41 ' the ife_t.»;It,»¢>`o!li`e| sigh _ _ 1
" e 8 A R ‘-'_l n I'%(,rtl::¢i~):istw(:¢hbr :indict il.nd"tl“lPui _ ,Siege the Chinese abandoned the
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_ ..,. _K  `* llothcsay, to William Ernest Stirl-
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' _.:_; '-“  ing, oi seat st. John. The hride,
who was given away by her brother.
V '._‘  .l‘oQ','\‘,»
th  ‘  _ _ l looked charming in _g, tailored suit of
_-'__ -, '- f ' nnvy hine with hlne hat with white
 .1 "l - ..",' . __,‘ ._ ospreys, and carried a beautiful bou-
‘ ' - quet of bridal roses They were linet-
I ` V A A  |'  _ tended. After the ceremony the bridal- _vBl‘l0tl°S. Bt 330 a’ Dollnd-"
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party drove to the home of the
_ _ ._ “-bride's mother, where a t0miJl'-lll¥
,  '   `  wedding breakfast was served. Both
_ bride and groom, who are deservedly
_, - / -popular, were the recipients of a
_ ' ` - -,large number of han-dsome and`r:ost- t _ Id M mm G1 B _
'  ll' prwents from many wands’ mm” Lqaud llfay M'acDou;:l‘l;' Beli`eceRiv‘;l"
‘ ~ 9 hest wishes for flll5l1F,°. llollllintss they; Y ’ ' ’
_, ‘ `  glglgwgmd  g'°:M;:f1dl:,ré Cleared, -Charlottetown. June 1,
 trip to Prince Edward. friend. re-
. f _ thi-ning thr9ugh'Nove_ _Scotia via D.
' A B through the Annapolis Valley
islhstd cgulartlly in place of teaan!  e. _ k on their return gieysmhl i-`es‘i;ie min A U _
.` }i`e` c` shite 'as helped many 3 A »» to thin more ll°°"l°“" R°“"" ’° “‘ ." .°-‘ meusuns Fon slimiim ‘
;~ t- ' 1 ii ‘fi ‘d popular in 80.’ John ‘vp IN 0 1NA_
_Clearly and do better work ‘  l iniftif .i§`.'i..._st. Jenn un.. oh. H* S H
tlrling is well known in Charlotte-
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_ Heaiihis fbemost exquisite pie__ on earth, and  §,"',‘,2,,,‘;§,c '§',.,,ff,§‘_§°“"l' °°'” _'rho recent troubles in China have
_there’s_ no comfort without it. ._ '
_ _ _ . for infants, makes the Mn .spit
.. _ ._ _ , _ _ V _ '  _ ' th nd velvety and prelgl‘Y__ t_f__ emand for lists' has 3116"? ln' _
5 IQ _ig giglmmd ny ghgifgmgqs hh] .’. uTl_l¢ Rcad * Hxompigxion. Large can 250 Tia)  ggesseih and thgldizlesr ofnwinterqhtzg ,slid physical disorders that are caused
e ' ‘ _ _ on oo _ __ __ _ ¢0ll*°.. "
I ,_t° w°llYll Fi" fm-,md 1” P\°k°3°‘f’._°f.l. m' `  ,ginigentogtreeigmt nigh eslvitriz' now“e'xpeeie¢l’that the ae-
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i' -.>`.;'-~..'-i_'.\¢l’=-an ._ _ ;"" "» .- ~ - . ~ 'K * ~- 5”
Winslow; John J. McDougall, Glace
Bay; I-l. Jones, Hazelhrook; A. Bos-
well, Frcnch Fort; John Allen, Roy-
alty; S. Brown, York; .Tas Kennedy,
(leo. Il. McMahon, Kensington; Alex.
and Mrs.. McDonald, Little Pond;
Chas J. Kneaur, Boston; Miss E. E.
Taylor, Sydney; John M. Purdy and
wife. Londonderry, N. B., registered
at the Revere ,I-lotel, Charlottetown,
between the hours of 11.30 last night,
and 11.30 the previous night.
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::-Old Scotch Candies, made by
John Buchanan ,of Glasgow, Scot-
land (who caters to the aristrocracy
of Europe are now displayed in thc
store of The 'MacKinnon Drug Co.
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confectionery, but for_ Saturday you
can take your choice of flavors and
SHIPPING NEWS.
Entered, Charlottetown, June 28,:‘
1912.-Schrs. Nellie Reid, Reid, Pic-
1912,-Schrs.-Lady May, Macpougall,
Belle River; Ida M. Williams, Pic-
ton; Nellie Reid, Reid, Picton.
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caused miuch lose to many_industries
in Japan, but some have been benefit-
iw? as a result of the revolution
mnnds for summer hats in China will
cares, and to become again young,
living happily and gracefully in thc
present hour. We must know how
to put occupation aside, which does
not mean that we must be idle.-Mrs,
Humphry _Wa,rd. _ _
THEN Oli' COURSE SHE' Sli/IILED.
The young wife, refused ,i new hat,
liltterly complaining that she. had a
lot to put up with.
Yes, replied her husband, and if you
knew how little 1 have to put up,
with you would not ask me. to put up
for a new hat.
"‘Parents-One of ‘the best showings
of wash suits you have even seen is
This cand is re ular 40c and. 50c `ll0l”° WW- B"°W"'9~ 158 QUWH St-
»6-2919/l3i.
"A wash suit is.the best for sum-
mer wear, shown here in all styles
and sizes. Brown's, 158 Queen St-.
6-29M8i.
"For girls between the _age of 10
and 14 hundreds of summer wash
dresses from I 75c.to $2.00. Patons.
_ 6~29M1i.
“Balbriggan underwear offered you
here at just 29 cents per garment.
Come in and see how good this is
'or the money. Moore dz McLeod.
6-29M1i.
"Shirts, collars and ties to match
-the.ver_v newest fad--here at $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.00. Moore E h\cLeod.
' 6-89M1i.
"Anaemia, the most painful iiisord-_
or of the century, can be greiitly re-
lleypd and in mam can cured hy the
MH Dt use of Maeva Blood °Food, a
prggilier tonic that is working wond-
etfiil results in all cases of mental
by inwuro blood. A box soc. The
Two aes. 6-Z9ME8i.
' If
Carfsdinn Panini Cereal Cc.Ll¢'.. Winds .'aiie,C»m..di. __n"nta,,,_ ne" ,Q (~,,~,_ fm. Mgt coaig be still greater and pl'lC°S Sf* Hi, BUY Yfllll' Slll`l'lW lm* Bt P‘\U"“\‘-
_:Q , ,,,`,,,.,¢ infces. 1-zsati., pected to use so or io per cent- s-mill.
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Why? Because
brood mare sires
i- 'F-' Sa*-l-mv'-is
2.09 1-4 is a llali ilroiiier ie
Klnaros 28086.    
Bcrijtll 2. 2.26 1-2 Trial _J_llll_¢ 12, 01
The comin sire of P. E. island
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an-
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one of the best bred
Canada. The blood
that has made famous the great Nutwood,
he has fourfold. His colts are 1arge,sty1ish,
breedy looking,sound and show early speed
and he will surely be a great sire.- He will
be at owners stables for service until about
August lst,afte.r _whichtirne he will be pre-
pared for the fall races. _
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See the No.3.; l , ._-.   '-,_`-71 _ `~ 
Carrier, wide i' Q ' -._ _ i - ,‘.
moulh, plain or "_§ _,_  _"#1 ,
flange wheels, I _ -is ;-M,-'
iuadc of. malle- __ . --
able iron and `
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3,55;/el C;;Tdm,;_ _ i’o_rler [ hnericani Hay
wnible s,ylL__ Cnriier No. 5-for wooden
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Come Here For
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.Haying Tools _
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Our line of liaying tools, made  `1§. _Portct
Co ,an American concern, is on: of the best' and mos
complete displays that has ever been shown here.'I`he
line includes carriers, slings. forks, pulleys, manila
hay rope, wire cable rope and all other-supplies. The
quality is above comparison and our prices are right.
See the line. -~ -
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Canada s Best Carriages
VV! are displaying now the largest exhibit of
good carriages-_Csnada’s best-that l1a`s_"ev@'l“""i$ee°h
shown here. The line is a choice selection' ofithe best
made by the Tndhope, Dominion, Canada’ ind Mc-
Laughliri factor- A d and most com-
"Tes and includes . n pletely _,equi ped
the s in a r te st vehicles you have
styles, strongest H arne SS ever seen. \
We’re showing 25 different styles in  her'
ness-all grades, styles and ' varieties. See the show-
ing. " _ - _ _ - -
A Word to the Soldier Boys
We want you to callin whilctyou arc iu__¥o\`hp
and see our splendid display of carriages and harness.
See wlrat’s really right in good vebic  _Oiiaqhow
renin win he open’ each night, special if ugh 'una
we will have a staff of courteous salesmen to cxpltin
to you the different points of each line. Call fire-,_\ve’il
be expecting you. 5 `. _ _ '
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