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e ...°THE MORNING DAILY Guam-` NEWCASTLE, June 20-All
_ V diss is hs gbgsissg 5; g_ _L fun. was left of them, the remnant of the
bon's‘srugstore, Sou;-1|_ once great party which formerly ral-
-- lied round the Liberal standard in'
..°Tl-Ili! ‘MONTAGUE BLUE Fox Northumberland, foregsthei-ed here.
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01 Co has for sale twenty psi;-g Alaska yesterday afternoon to look the sit
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' dark blue foxes. ' 6-9Mtf. nation in the face and offer rds f once rose. 'The ' '  ' ' " _V  °
ef _-- comfort to one- another. Thx:-I ,mee`;.- for the ‘hlr\e"o1r(l;h‘s3Y?):‘¢1°1nf;:gl;;.|;ty(:  ?£“.gc;l:' Sade' tl-'lm_ wa mnfunzl ml
...°SUBSCRIBERS should renew a ing place was the Temperance Hall,l W. S. Loggi_`s,' "Bob"`M\m-W, _,'m¢
week or two before the time they the smallest assembly room in the the chairman _discussed a`5'jii-"ogB’ss1tq_ =~ _ _ ' ~ _ » »
have paid for has expired and thus town, but there was no lack of space abandon _parish organisation ‘    `
not miss an issue, as all papers are and every msn had lots oi room. have pool committe`es_instea`d ' 101-' 'V I r ~ - _ T T
_ discontinued promptly on expiry Hon. _J. P. Purchill presided, and, each station, and the rideawpp adopt- Bgwgfgf,qfoigjgnghnfgfcgfgffh - ~; Q ,T T T h ' L I
l data. Iotokigig gver hthe earrs: :Q bsif em- ed. T T ~ ~ T T '  '  _ _-J .md c°_"_h-i-_ Meféury ~ I .. ,_.,».__ MEMBERS MONTREA
*_-»-_ p y enc es e sai w a he could to As a final eilor_t to ga1va`nlze,a lt- ` _ - _ _wp .~ S OCK EXcHANGE_ _
. W _cheerythe drooping _spirits of the cur- tlex life into the1>arty,' it was deeinlsd  Tg;‘ff"{;|m:g;$%t2f'l‘§%¥:,‘::°g=: ,_  i -w:--' i_ .'  _ _
-l\0l`8l S guard that was Present. . ,_f-0 Petition Sir Wilfred to come down W|1°|° °Y°*9l¥l" 'ill 0l\¢°glll=_§ .. ¢h'°“§h ' ‘mi Rinhgqgnd _ Charlottetown. P. E. I, _
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IN  HARD TO FIND  ~ I )lae possible, and a resolu un -deel Tlrom reou bI§bh§oielsns,uthddsmsn '_ L l   ' ‘
IT ' LAURIER sUi>pon1~Ene_ ing fbeii- abiding :sub in tilgim as  “,{f,*'§§§L{l§,‘1,§‘}{§,}°l2,f,§’,*}‘,§’,,,§,‘2°‘},,5;,“ » l"“ _ _ _f"“""~ 
' > only statesman in Canada was pass- Oazsrrn Ours, meuulaovursd bv F. J. ‘ ` " ' '  
As one sn oi-tsp 3 0 Cheney & Oo "Toledo 0, co talns he ,
COFFEE'
|ity. He was twice married and six 1'- ~ _ _ T »T f,»_ r. .  if .::~.  '_ ‘ ‘ '
` ' children of the last family and dve'
Guaranfeed  an thevrfilrsttuandlhils :idpw szurvxe
im. e, nera oo p ace o e
CHASE AND .Presbyterian emetery, Montrose, the
here and address a meeting as soon f,%$,,'f."“§§°‘§f,,; ‘°f,,,e,‘|l°°n°|,:f,’L‘,;f.i'§ll',',',,':
- MB. LQGG!E'B DYING EFFORT.
ins- ve-tins iz to if seamen ex
sd to date. When he was 'through
nominated. but _as _the;total'ma_da_ no
sort of show enough usmss oi asses
tees were added tdmake thirty three
Ml* ¥'»°¢aie then addressed the meet-
_ Nd
tract of his thuty-¢h,9,'l¢°l__m___.,;,r4n;l‘1
lard speech on natal matters, revis-
'3°le¢a’¢es were appointee to attend R I 
convention. Everybvlly Present 'wasq '_ 
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onebf-those invedfors l ' ‘I
asks “how well, secured
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toustodey orour'
securities or  T __ , I
as cold
Ma Gaonoa DUGGAN  Pl’ “"1” “ml “ld-'ed ““ “im “°1" A ' ‘ l I i' ' ll ii ` 
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,Mir   W »e»~»=T‘.i.‘z:‘:..°‘:..":f;:":2.“:'.;‘.:: ;l:::‘. “iz ..5;"six.:.“':.::;°§::.i.“:,';';‘;i':°:?..:*;u  . -_---.=-  - - - __  l _-b H
o t e eath of Mr. Geor e u ~ ' ' ' _ l ' ' ' - _ " n ‘come here ' for~ our h r
which took place 8 fewgdalgs 55:; was surprised to find even so large a_-gret the somersault indulged in _by ll°f':l:;}ll¢%“l:¢';?f,::|'l;§?,`|lgfgélfmgllsgf th"YQEWwxgsleigyaféeaxilgferggzglweligve 5 5|-sat sssgi-tmllni; in 0;E|es1¥,_
ABS quite suddenly at his homem South comp-BUY present as he did. the Conservative Party for political  ..J. l'lhe0_eY&_O0- Testimcn- t 6 flew and combinations “_ is _mlsuk and Cashmere botlrm mack and
. U I  Kildare after a few hours’ illness. The tr°°°“""' “mm appmuser 5”' 1““`l’°°°“ by t“'“i”3 “b°“" f"~°° in soldhiv Dru `ists'.-Pvineiio ner bottle Wana" -,I-'\mdu~wesr` i125 per in colors, at from 25 cents per pair
 Deceased was 47 years of age and nounced that he had $11.60 in hand, complete opposition tothe oor1vic~l/ 'rske Hs\l's-'Family Plllsfor constins 14° M “Linus Bros ‘ gums,-_ “___ Macheuan Bram _ _ 6.19555,
was much respected in the commum and the spirits of the company l: tions previously expressed by M °“» Bl\ll¢»__ Bi’ 9 U __ _ 1” gs-__-;;
SANBORN 3. Rev. George gillar officiating.-A,
MONTIQEAL ~ --~ -~ - `
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Special Notice!
\\'o take plcusilre in an.
nlmnciiig that Mr. lionjaiiiiiii
lingers (fui'mci'l_vof the liogurs
llurilwiiro (hniipaliy) has just
upcmnl an ullivc-_on Richinuiid
Str:-ct, opmieitl: th” Oliurlutte-
town Post. (lllicf-__ iiinl that in
future Mr. lingers will have
cliivgonf lim' gro\\'ing liuxi-
licss in l’rin\T_o l<J\lwiir|.i lsliuid.
\\'li<\.nc\'1-_ryfm \\'i~ili infor<
'iii coiiivi nln in\< stiiiciit
innln ~  g 'i _ _
sm-|i|'i!ies we <i|i1.~_ei‘ely trust
that you will consult Mr.
liogcitsi. Bai-_k of him is an
liiwstinont house with ii record
ul' forty yu;irs` lmiiorulilc ser-
vicu to tho public.
.lust now Mr. Rogci's can
give intci'csting iiif'oriiintion
_ ulmnt n very u.ttruc!i\'c secur-
ity, the T p c. Cumulative
l’rl~fcrruri Sim-_lr of the Muri-
iimo Nail Company. with
whioli u. 50 p.c. (loiiiinon Stock
I-Bounsis ;.¢i\'vn, Czill on, or
write to Mr Rogers for al.
willy of thc <_'li'<'iilur containing
full particuluivi.
MR. MALCOLM RAMSAY.
At an advanced age the death of_
Malcolm Ramsay took place recently'
at Sharon, New York, alter a brief.
illness. Mr. Ramsay was a former,
resident of this Province, living in
Campbellton, Lot Four, in his early,
life
He was well and favorably
known in this county and has many
_relatives and friends who will -mourn
his death. His wife predeceased him
tive years ago; and two daughters
survive him. The remains were ac-
companied to Provincetown, Mass.,
bv Charles Ramsay, nephew of de-
ceased, where interment took place.
A.
MRS.' MALCOLM DOUHERTY.
Mrs, Malcolm Docherty of Cardigan
‘ iasscd awa Monda mornin June
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16th, after an illness of several
lmonths. She was born at Orwell,
July 26th, 1839, and resided in the
home where she died over forty years.
Three brothers survive her:-John
McQueen, Orwell; Peter and Donald in
the United States, and .two~sons
and four daughters:-Robert on the
home-besides six grandchildren. Her
joining farm, Miss Katie in Boston,
Mrs. Margaret Birt, Mt. Stewart;
Mrs. Annie M`cEachern, British Col-
umbia, and Miss Jennie, now at
home-besides six granschildren. Her
lifc has been that of a consistent
Christian from early childhood, and
was a life of faith, love and good
iworks. Unassuming and gentle she
sought neither applause nor praise-
but spent herself for others. The
funeral on Wednesday was very large-_
ly attended and many carriages fol-
lowed the remains to the cemete at
J C Mackintosh &Co Georgetown where she was laidy to
rest beside her husband who prede
~ ceased her. The services were con-
Esnhhshed |875 lductcd at the home by her pastor
"°'“""'”°“"°1,§‘f°“c';_¥§"‘““° Rev, J. C. Martin bi the Presbyter-
°"|l’“Fl'° §1"l°»...'°" s.,....‘1`Ii"’ _fan Ch»r°h» C=~fdi=»»» The mf-“S1
N° ' °éi“s`°w° |',-ruieridan floral pieces evidenced the love of the
aw ’ ` friends, and the community extends
__ __ , itrs sympathy and love to the family
in their bereavement.
Mas. MARTIN JAoKMAN_
MeCoubi'ey¢D. Bulmsn W
The funeral of the late Mrs. Martin
. . Jackman of Pownal was held on
amen' commlumn Wednesday morning, from her late
¢-s...-._-..-s,
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residence to Vernon River Cemetery,
where her remains were laid to rest
sY‘“°7' N' 3' beside those of her husband and
Consignments offarm produce daughter WDO lzadd gone b;foi:.B It
mncned was largely at en e , an a ian
evidence of the high esteem in wh ch
Farmers having mahnlas' _dairy she was held hy all who knew her.
bitter for sale should wrile u The deceased leaves to mourn two
stating prices. sons, Peter and William of Pownal
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also two sisters, Mrs. P`. Cairns,
'WWW Greenfield, and Mrs. Hayden of Car-
  digan. The pall-bearers were:-F.
Richard, J. Bradley, M. Haley, M.
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  C0' lli‘l2(.)rnMilry' lllelil'rl;o]ulaIr(eietJin pears: at
' ° “We have every good kind of un-
Lunned derwear, and are selling ‘it now at
25 p. c. discount. Your choice of re-
nk r gular nr athletic styles, in Porus Lin-
lnvesimeni Bs e s _ B ___ N _ W _ t _ _
MONTREAL. P. Q. - ST. JOHN
en n rigan, aural oo, ec a
25 p. c. ofl. Brude's. -
6 21Mtl.
"Am Ensign camera makes the
most convenient and satisfactory re-
corder of your holiday pleasures. 'It
is practically indispensable to sum
 '  mer sport and pleasing pastimes for
it gives you a althful d f ld
AL friends and memorablllecablict that
will be worth much to you in alter
P  years. We have a lull line of these
mr c meras in stock new ranging in
IN  :ice from $1.75 up. Developing mid
T nrintinz department in connection.
and  ll\VQSln\¢|\ The Two Macs. 149 Great Geoi-as
'MEM
_Exchange Of ` 1301155 ~
Good profits may often be made by disposing of bonds that U2
nearing maturity and reinvesliug the proaede ln bonds that ,have been
on the market s few years only
We shall be pleased to hsvo you consult us.: ` I' ~
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Our large and increasing
business has risen here on the
foundation of PUBLIC SAT-
ISFACTION with the best
service the best assortments
and the lowest prices.
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Fixings _
MEN‘S LOUNGE COL-
LARS ln blue. tan, grey,
'hello and while 15c each.
classy pique loung collars
in champagne, white and
_ blue 2oc each.
MEN'S SILK LOUNGE
COLLARS in fans and
pale blue, very dressy
and comfortable ?5c each
M E N 'S IL 0 U N G E
SHIRTS with soft
Flesch cuffs and collars
in champagne,light blue,
black und white. white
wilh striped collar and
cuff-i etc. $1-.25 to 1.95.
MENfS‘COTTON HOSE
'plain black, grey,tan and
green 2 pts. for 25c
20 clrzen MEN’S SILK
LISLE HOSE in plain '
and fancy stripes all
shades regular 35c and
45c quality 251: pr.
MEN'S SILK HOSE in
plain and sunken stripes
in black, grey, 'taps and
combination colors 5oc.
MEN’S LEATHER
BELTS. self fastening
buckles in greys, black,
tan sllegiator and plain
25c to 85c.
Slraw _llals _
The n_obbiest_styles in town
if you want something
comfortable up to dale
bristling with newness
lool; our §tock over they
are the most interesting
line we have ever shown
they come in Dips, Boat-
¢-re and Sailors, $1 25 fo
2. 5o.
See our Panamas, at $5.00
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Tagged for Quick Sale
$12.00 Suisse for $7.78.
13 00 Suits for 8.35
A lead ng manufacturer of~ meu’s clothing in
Montreal offered us 3oo'mcu’s suits in worsied and
scotch tweeds, sizes 34 to 44 at a. ridiculously low
price providing we bought the entire lot. After fully
examining the suits quality cf lining and noting the
splendid finish and style we decidrd to buy and we
fullvb.-lieve they are the best 'suit bargains cfl_¢_i_j,_d_
in Charlottetown this Junc.
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Every Suil Bears A Green Price 'l`-ag T '
The style of the suits are the fashionable single
breasted three andfour bulton style-the shoulders
are hand shaped lapels and collars nicely mould<~d--
the front of the coats are just sufficiently rounded ti
give them a stylish appearance--the linings are of a
good quality sitin--the canvas is throughly shrunk
and well padded with waddlng and hair cloth. The
suits aresewed with silk throughout and are a classy
dressy suit in every respect. -Look them over. T '
Cloihing Room Second Floor
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10.000' lbs. Wool Wanted
_ _ During _lune au_d__Iu.ly we require Io_ooo lbs. of first class wool for which we
willpay the highest cash or trade price. ‘ '
.- Bring_alo_ug your wool to us and you will be treated right whether you buy a _ _ _
dollars worth of gocds or not. _ - B ‘1““l“Y 99° Y°'d- A  T
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Trunks Suit Cases T
and _
(lub Bags
OUR TRUNKS are de-
pendable and well con-
structed, built for service
not for show. We have
them in all sizrs. as high
ss 82,50 or as high as
$10 5o. In plain. tin
shcated or canvas cover-
ed, round or flat tops
with siraps' or without
but whatcvervslyle _fiiiske
' or duality you may re-
qulreyouvrill fied oiu'
PRICES RIGHT.
LEAT1-IEROID S UI_-T-
CASES 22, 24.:26 in.
$1.60 to $i~.85. Imitation
alligltor -$3 25,= $2 54;,
0-15- ailsins. .T ~ _
REAL LEATHER. SUIT- Q
£;ASE§4wl\li oewlthout
'NPI _ , .2 ,-
and u  classes 'sl 75
REAI.~l:l£A1*l=ii!1i`lsU1i". T`
CASES issdm-' ii sed
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'_ Every-ll'ft"le's`til2:h carefully executed, no matter whether you pav the small-
est or the greatest <pri`ce‘, thl:~standardTof goodness is always thesaine- --THE BEST.
_ _'G0}\"|li'¢~.T"n'¢*le°»\\v»s“<~1=vm/T1'
Tai use csmmie_i;eebi‘aiu’#f'-“
af r  nb- ~
pike fine eubréiably ’fiii;¢_n§gib¢
_ __ _ ‘_ ' ;__`f1;::. _ audWhil.e 36inch$i.25
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. At 654: _Cambria drawers witl;
,cluster tucks anE._,full_.ruiIle o _
Embroidef . .Ot ers .ot_.musli.i
...e_.1f0e _ wr   T f_\é%l_r;<i_¢rlW5';_9¢.Wl°h 1_=ii\°3\“?l°_ _
in yoke;  95c extral f' __ _'__
Sized gowns of’_`i_:pi_nl1rlc Y
neolr, . yoke of herhstitched
~‘ ,_tncking._0thers trimmed with _
line embroidery at $1255 fl f-
Nainsook gowns. round yoke
composed of-fine,ezl1roi_der,y
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_ Ai me é;lllinb‘anlX¢ri? -_ nieces, -T ‘
and trimmed with in rfllone and ' ‘-
'rnille ot choice eiubrolde'ry.0thers "
“Q 35° 8\\¢1.§.l&,.,....,,..  _ , __ __ ..
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'Ac are .cembi-ie” shim-_.p  _
‘ Corset Covers
At 80°' a variety of corset covers
'trlmlned with diil‘erent` laces and
finished with fine ribbon beading
_ A"t 50'c corset im
trimmed with ihosbgtrllongro and
S‘.1.`l°~i3§fy"°3l`f"l§t '°§"° ‘”‘“.l
e e _
_ribbon beaalfig ° 5"'“ ‘“‘
 J All 750 low neck corset covers
trl|_n__ined back and f’ t vi,
insertions of embroidery-:mrib`boli,
cluster tu _ with  .
b1.b¢rss¢,s1,so,i.ns;T   _ _ f ‘we ¢M  _“Others at _mgghw edging. olbbn
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lines.
D *WI-ie` Sl_»i_fi¢i'i_l\.l;~i-_»f_»»_..i§_¢_».¢' 
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loiso many white walsts
We have fonlylspsce to describe a few
mul wine aimny wen*
lace insertion trimmsd
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White sheer voile waist
delay; insertion' '
" `   " Owl __  T I “san"s \
l @_:_S»  CQ? ‘llgdilill Slore _Q 1
--f - ` ‘ ' elegance ofovir showln2_
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Genuine Oxford Wool Tweeds 65c yd. 
_ _‘ " Way back in the early Spring the Oxford Mills offered us _a clearance line T _ Avisit tg, om- Suk depnt.
o; real double and twisted wiol tweeds Bannockburn patterns the kind you pay 8 5 ment will inteie t you, 
Lo_9oc yd. for ln 'any first class store. On sale while the lot lasts at '65c yd. ` YQU will b e d¢ll8hf¢d'
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We never have permitted
and never will permit any one
to undersell us or successively
to dispute our supremacy in T
any branch of our business.
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And lrimmiugs
This Department is»splen~'
did y stocked not only
in staple ma‘erla‘s but
with all the latest ideas
as well. 'If a particular
make is correct itsli re'
PURE WOOL PANAMA
Black ard Navy 40 ln.
45c yard. Englidi Serges
Black, Navy and Cream
45 ss, 65 and Ssc yard,
41 to 44 in. wide. _
ALL WOOL POPLINS
Bla ‘lr aid Colored 65c
z n l 80:: yard.
BLACK and COLORED
- SAN TOYS L ustre,
Ca~hmere. Ve uelians,
Br ond cloths,-Whip
_ Cords .Bedford Cords_etc_
at prices ranging from ._
65: to $1 75.
SPECIAL LINE of 56i'ich
sul i gs' for tailor made
suils in Sevges. Worsted
and Tweeds $1.35 t o
‘l»3~50 per yard. _
GUARANTEED SATIN
coat linings 27 inch l.ight_
G re_y. Slate, Crenm.`
. Black. Fawn and Paddy
Green $1.25 yard.,
See our new BULGARIAN
allovers and bindings.
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with the variety and
ln. PAILETTE DE
CHENE Silk in Cream,
Champagne, Tan, Brown. -
C a n a r y Copenhagen
Blue, Midnight Blue,
Pa‘e Blue, Navy, Myrtle,
Olive and Nile Green,
Castor, Nl c k le, and
B 1 s c _k~ of guarsnter.d<._\
'EAUTIFUL HAIR
Tana, Blues and Black
yard-. ‘ 1,3
TWO TONE PAlLETl'Il~1'i
SILKS in Purp!e and
Black. Blue and _Blacl_¢,
Biown and Green, Tan
and Copenhagen anal 36 »
inch $1 25 yard. . "
Black Shantuog ‘36 inch
$1.15 yard. _ T
Black 'l`sEeta 36 inch $r.35
yard. _ _ T
Black I-‘eau de Sole 36 inch
Sr 65 yard. '_ _ ~ T
Black Psiletle 36 inch 99::
and $1 5 yard; - 'T '
B'a°k Dilcherse 36 inch
$1.35 and $1.65 yard. ‘ ‘
Black Satin 36 inch `$|.45_\
yard. _ ` ` ‘
Splerrdidly' ”°_fTailored Suits WET