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What other linlment has ever uncle e auch a ' \».
test? For over a century _ mm _
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Anonyme |_|N|]|£N'|'
PIU-I illl BND curing Spraina, Strains, Cuts, Lsmeness, etc..
'M Kun 1. Its long service tells oflts merit. his the household
.uakidt I llnlment that does not go out. n5c and goo bottles.
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was vvELLNnR's 1912'
FINE VVEDDING SILVER
Hakg . `.“.S`z'lz/gr P/az 1/rat Wears.’L< Buugr
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Dishes ,- --' ‘ Dishes
Cake  Tea
Plates he -.   -4 sus
What would be more appropriate than Silver-
'ware as a .Wedding Gilt,
groom ?.
for the young bride and
 See the new Silverware we are showing.
`WE‘LI.NER`
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l Get the Group
| Taken at Coolrs
I (let that college class or
faintly group taken today,
und get it iii. Cook’m Photos
lation rnanyl gat and antis-
factton assured.
|__ The'Cook Studio 
flperailouse
One_Nighf Only Thurs June 6
lhe - Paul Gilmore ~ Co.
n The Great Western Drama
“BILLY THE Kill”
_ 'Wish Nolan Cane as Billy
Cowboys- Cowgirla -llorses
Complete Scenic Production
. 7 Specially Numbers 7_
NOTE-This ia the Same Company fha'
played "The Third Degree". The
Mummy and She Humming Bird*
Q etc. and its first appearance a
popular prices.
Watch For The Cowboy Parade
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INTERCGLONIAL
PATLVVAY
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Cheap _ Rates For
King’s Birthday
..|..n.. 1.1 |912
Round [trip tickets at First
Class One Way Fare.
Good Going May _-51st,
_Tune 1, 2 &3.-
Good For Return june 5th
Between all Stations and
Points on connecting lines
A chance for a cheap excursion
tohlotrtreal on the finest train in
Canatialhe "Ocean Liruittd"
" W. R. ROGERS
City Ticket Agent
.t ` 8; Great G 'prec Str- v'
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Slrerry’s Stream is rented
again this season, and, as I'
am under obligation to' protect
same. I will have to prosecute ._
all trespasscrs without further 
notice.
THOMAS SHE RRY
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i noun' roinr roar.
llnmmenciog June lat..t.he Bt.r.Hiilaboro
Will nn da v texcept. Sunday) between
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leave 0li’lown Leave Vanity Point.
Ima ni 10.00 a m
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SWiFl"S ANIMAL FERTIL
IZERS, being made of Bone..
Moat and Blood. with high-
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it
1 grade Potash, are fitted by
their very composition to
and to leave tholand in best
condition for subsequent
crops. For sale wriol-sale
and retail by A. HORNEQ,
I CO. 5-.$0ME9i _
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Comfortable
ool Canvas
Shoes
C
» llere'.-a wha' you want,
:ool, light and airy can-
vas shoes, just the thing
for this hot v eather,
These canvas shoes j'
are marie in the latest ill
style, me feather weight, j‘
s ru a r t. snappy and ~
attractive in appearance,
asilglrt. airy and com-
fortable as you could
5', wish lor. _
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A good line here "
in pepper-and-s a l t
canvas, leather toes .
and trimmings. can- 
vas lined. youths' goc, to
boys’ $r. o, u1t~n’s ._
$1.20. '
S c e th e men’s
while oxfords, unus-
, ually s ma rt and
stylish, a p:iir.$2.25. ,*
V umom i
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x35 Queen Street __"
Uneeda Biscuits
J
ust received from New--York-. .
Uneeda Biscults'
Snltine Wafers
Ginger Waters
Baronet Biscuits
Five O’clock Tea
Social Tea `
All put up in small sealed packages,
Also llent's Water Cratkcra in bulk al-_
l Beer Q Goff’s
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from s irta to trousers-his rockin"
horse wlill soon Rive wal' I0 WB N595*
and the pilskin. ~
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taken in morn; than avear-yon. ill W°
year.. laat. Uhrratnms.
j Call at the
Bayer Photo Studio.
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l DENTIBT ~
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supply crop nourishment I
' ` ln Constant Use ' THE QUEENS COUNTY fiUilRDll`Ni
It pays to buy in this Province.
Walter and Mrs. Simpson, Bay
View. were visitors to Charlottetown
yesterday.
H. D. McEwen, Morcll, was among
the visitors to Charlottetown yester-
day, returning in the afternoon.
Hon. W. B. Stewart, K. C.,'Cliar-
iottetown, is acting Premier in the
absence oi Premier Milthioson in Ot-
tawa.
The Hnzelbrouk Cheese Factory has
resumed operations for the season
and the first work was dons on Mon-
day. Ludlow Jenkins, Mt. Albion, is
in Charge.
At the police court in Charlotte-
town yesterday the prohibition case
against George Ofler was dismissed.
bl. Regan, charged with drunkenness,
was fined five dollars or twenty days.
A. J. I-loule and Mrs. Houlc, Char-
lottetown, left yesterday morning for
Montreal to attend the graduation
exercises, Mr. Houle's son, Lester G.,
being among the successful students.
Capt. W. R. Lugar, Halifax, well
known in this province, who has been
investigating wrecks on the N. S.
coast, including the recent strnnding
oi`tlre Grey, favors an ocean patrol
for icebergs on ships, eyesight test
and binoculars, look-outs, life-boat:
to cover 10 per cent, excess of pas
senger list, regular boat drill, double-
wireless stall, instruction for pas
sengera as to life belts, in increased
pay for expert seamen.
place at Falconwood Hospital, Char
lottetown, on Thursday afternoon
last. Addresses were given by Prem-
ier Mnthieson and Dr. Conroy, wht
congratulated the two grad
untes, Misa Katherine Heath
erhidge and Miss Mami.
Mcintyre, and spoke of the cxcellen'
work being acwntpiranao by the In
stitution. 'llhc Premier presented th
diplomas. A paper was read by Dr.
Goodwill. the Superintendent,~ an'
there were also good papers rca
by the graduates. All, the nurse
were assembled in the Hall for tht
occasion.
The Dept. of Agriculture has mad:
arrangements with the Live Stoc`
Branch, Ottawa, to have it poultry
man, Mr. Brown, address a series o
meetings in this Province from Juli
Sth to July 20th, inclusive. Any In
stitutes or districts whcre fnetituter
have not been established wishing tr
have the services of Mr. Brown should
send n request to the Dept. of Agri
culture as soon as possible. Mr
Brown was for a time in the emplot
of the Gunn Langiols Co., and is sup
posed to he one of the best and mos'
cxpcrienccd poultry men in Canada
lt ‘is hoped his meetings will do mucl
to stimulate the production of egg:
und poultry in this Province.
Arrangements have been made lr:
the directors of the C. S. G. Assocl
ation, which is this year receiving 1
grant of $50,000 for providing spectra
prizes for exhibits taken from th'
large number of pcoplc in this Pro-
\'incc will' make cntry as P. E. I.
rlalma to be growing the beat, gwd
oats that is grown anywhere.
"I have ceased to blame the poli-
ticians," said Rev. William Lawson
at the Every Day Club in St. John,
discussing tho prospects for prohibl
tion. "The Temperance Federation
wants prohibition and the Moral and
Social Reform Council asks for morn
stringent regulation. The politicians
will do just what the majority of
the people insist that they must do."
Edward Island. where he said the
leaders both of the government and
the opposition, when theylound that
the churches and the people were un-
ited nnd determined, agreed to give
them what they naked. Mr. Lawson
likened the liquor traffic to a Goliath
which challenged the home and . the
church. and he declared that sooner
than the people dream there will n-
rlse in this province a David to cle-
atrfrv it as the giant of old . was
destroyed. -Bt. John exe. (Rev. Mr.
Lawson, is well known in Charlotte-
town.)
::'l‘hera isn’t one case in twenty-tive
that our Liquid Corn Cure won't
remove the Corn-We have such con-
fidence in its marlts,~ that we will
zladlv refund the money whcnli: faila
15c bottle. -E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore Sunnyside. dtf.
:Compare Ho1man’s prices on your
requirements then send your order.
Keep in touch with Holman’a Cata-
rng. o-siillnsi.
f-xmas-l-l 1__1-Ig
PeopIe’s Theatre
To-Night
Cardinal Farlpiy
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Industrial
Womans Privilege in leap-
_ YOII'
Home fun for all
So Speaks the lleart '
Can the blind use deception T
"Bobby" Sohoirmtrs
In Illustrated Songs
The graduation exercises tooln
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rrlzo winning ilcldu of grain compo n   /" ,~
tions which are exhibited in connec- //T/;{3{'I,,;2f / _/_/I /fig
tion with the field crop compctitlonsi ' /"'-’f”"._. ';;;'="/gl'
in any of the Provinces, to have thc "' p'rlC/-\L , _ " ""
central canada nnnrniunn nero un..  . t
_voir in ottawa. sept. . str. to tn.. f1"“[f if;-:;~ ,.;.:~:/'_-.'lf~-_.-.1 - _ -
ltith. The prize for the shea! exhllri- ;'_;»;f` '_=_"_,"fi_'~`l_';'-;;Tf  l
unn wru be,-urn: prize sis, 2nd '  -: "  _?`j;i' Q
$15, 3rd $12, `4th $9 5th $6, 6th _ ,,,-_   f'
$3. The express charges on these ex- :';__‘f -'i ':”.:_1-_-"I ._ - ` _.~ I l
nrnun wru na paid ny directors ofthe f' I:-if *f 7;   ‘
exhibition. If: is to be hoped that n ”' I-'14-f~» Eli ._' .';  - rn
An unsigned church notice has been
received irom Bonshaw which awaits
tho senders name.
C. C. and Mrs. Gardiner, Los An-
geles, Calil., are expected to arrive
in Charlottetown this wcck. `
The schooner Stanley Mac, Captain
Whittle, arrived in port yesterday
with 3 cargo of -coal from Picton for
the P.E.I.R.
When banging clothes on a cold dav
it will be found B comfort to have a
rubber bottle filled with hot water put
in the basket with the clothe.-l,lor thc
neat. will keep the clothes from freez-
ing before they can be hung up.
The beautiful-gold lace and trim-
niings so much worn ut present tar-~
nish very quickly. They can he
cleaned by the use of powdered
rock amonin. Reduce the rock
ammonia to a powder und apply with
a soft brush or flannel cloth. if
mdly tarnished allow trimming to lic
wrapped in the powder for several
days.
The funeral of the lute Miss Mary
Morrleey, Charlottetown, took place
yesterday morning from lrcr into resi-
dence, 216 Euston Street, to t-lt.
Dunstan's Cathedral where a solemn
High Mass of Requiem was cclcly‘nt»
cd by Rev. Pius McDonald, The scr-
vice nt the grave was conducted by
Rev. P. McCal'\'iil. Tile following
warn the pall-bearers: John James,
William Hodgson, .fiobcrt Moline, Jo-
seph Gallnnt, Francis Mcllory und B.
O'Cnllaghnn.
The Official Board of (ir‘ut'c l\’lt‘tl\o<l-
`st Church, Glrarlottctown, held their
ast meeting for the conference your
Tuesday night. The financial reports
_rom the several departments of the
work, showed the church to be in a
lourlshing condition. Expressions of
varm appreciation of the paetor's
our years of service among; the poo-
rle and' also of deep regret that his
term was about to close, were made.
o which Rev. Dr. Harrison replied
aayinr: he had enjoyed his four years
of work in Charlottetown to a high
‘e;:ree, and would always have pleas-
‘nt memories of his work here, Miss
~larrison's resignation as organist.
vas also received, and n resolution of
reerty appreciation of her excellent
ervices as organist und choir lender
_ 'aa unanimously passed.
"We have 3 full line of the celebrat-
~d Ensign cameras and supplies us
'ell as the famous Burroughs Tab-
oid photo chemicals and supplies.
‘hey are used by all experts and rc-
ommended as efficient and satisfac-
ory. They are fur hotter than the
rdinary kind, give better satisfac-
ion and cost no more than inferior
odds. (`-all in and sec our photo
upplirs. Leave your devclopiniz and
rinting work with ua. The Two
‘-ffacs, 149 Great George St. MEtl.
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READING GLASSES
_ A ;zood_ many pceple think that
rn aeioctlrrgglasseu for reading rt.
is quite su lcrent to merely tr.v_ on '
various pairs of ziussen. until _rt
pmrdwh ch they think nurta |~|
oun . ~
WE. TIIINK DIFFERENTLY
_ The same careful, ortiotrnc mat,
in nec.-nsury to detgrrirrlne whether
thetwo eyes are alike, or whetner
Autrzmatism or other defect bo
present.
lf you want the most careful and
satisfactory f-noir-nl work. consult
G. F. HUTCllbSON
To illustrate thin statement Mr, .| 0 ' '
Lawson cited the case of l’rlnce`. ]ew P”`
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Lfillll DALMENEY Jil.
won first prize atulre Provincial Exhibit-
ion, |910, and |911.
Lord Daimeney will stand for the len
on of 19|: ai his owner‘a arable.
P C BROWN
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_Something Interesting is happening every day at Stanley's-and for the
first week in _Tune we hive a lot of record values in a great. .
E SAL
OF WASH GOODS  
Anders-on’s Scotch (iinghams
The genuine fabrics _made in the old country_ bythe c lebrated
firm of and A. Anderson. i`_irese fabrics will hold their colors until worn out
rf after washing they are dried indoors.
Ten patterns in plaid and checks About ninety patterns of plain
checked striped and plzidf
l2c, i3c yard ‘ 
Colton Crepcs
A new use has been found for
this favored fabric and is being
widely sold in the United States
for wash dresses and night dresses.
l While, pink and sky
I6c, 55c yard.
Printed stripes and spots in
54 in
l6c yard
li
,25c yad
Cotton Voilcs
will be extensively used this sea-
son. for soft, cool dresses, wlrite,
champagne and sky 28.-. yard
marqnisette in plain I
white and sky 58;; yard
_ 54 in whit: voilc with cord
stripe. Very n;w 58;; yard
to if you will tell us exactly what you require.
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Spot Muslins Are. Correct
Dame Fashion has againdecreed the use of spot muslins for this summer.
The ‘ are alwa in use but this season' romises to see them more than ever.
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Scotch spots in all sizes and in a Genuine Swiss spotsin the finest
number of different qualities makes both while with black spot and
l6c, l8c, _24c yd all white 32c. 58c, 4’c yd
Fine ruediuur and heavy cord piqucs...  _ . ..  25c,52c, fibcyd
Heavy weight cotton repp in cream, champagne, tan, navy, etc......2§c yd
Linen suiting 28 inches wide in all colors......... . . . ._  . _ Jllc yd
White linen, black pin stripes  . . _ . .  . . _  ..J5c,yd
White vesiingsfor shirtwaists....   ......l6c,|8c, 24c yd
Cross barred muslins..................... ._   ..  . lbc, i8c, 20|: yd
'Fancy printed muslins _   ._ _ . _ . ._ . ._ . .. llc, l6c, 25c yd
"Dorint" printed   .. . ._ .......45c yd
45 inch printed border Batistc.. . . .. .   . . .. .. . . _ . _ 25c yd
goinch Rattine-white   ..  ......59cyd
-Request for Samples-
Whetlier sent by mail or by messenger will be carefully attended
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75c Taffefla Silk 58c
Still a few yards of this very special
soft finish black chiffon taffcta silk left.
Regular 75c a yard. Special at. .58c
_SPECIALS  
2.85 Umbrellas L98
This is undoubtedly the umbrella
sensation of the year. Silk and wool
covering with best quality handles
Special at |98
\Sl__o._n lebv Qpps
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pa -~ ... _
McL_arren’s Cheese
-' _ Fresh Stock
  V xo, 15, an; 25 cents _
The handaomeat trotting aut_linn on .L_ A   ‘
l-'rin'.».l<1rlward island. Hut nine provvl - -‘ ~. '
that ilu: is a ti--st class sivo._|""_f°"'li_“" , . ' - Grocer .
iv/i_ll stand for thc season i9'2. M hi' ““ fi* __ - . I  Grafton St ‘
er s stables-
' V- ct,?_lf_,‘;,\,`;;“0'wn Charlottetown
Ja n _ . . _ _ r
"Tho greatest line oi wash
dresses that have ever been off-
ered by any store in Prince Ed-
ward Island, ready for you hers
today. Just come in today and
seo the range-consider the ox-
ceilencs and newness of style.
bear in mind that prices start at
atjust l.00 each.-Moore A Mo
Lood. 6-4M3i
"The Oxfords and pomps are very
dressy and cool for the warm weath-
er. Goff Bros' New Store, Richmond
Street. I-6M3fl.
"ws have plenty ofthat splendid
black pnliletto silk at 99 cents
again. We have been short oflt
:or a dey or two. but are new
able to give you eil you want.
Compare It with the best L25
vine tobohadln or out of Prince
Edward Island, 99o.-Moore dr.
.
“That lot of pretty 32 inch zop-
hyrs that we are sh owing In the
northern window is a remarkably
Uood value. They are aood
weights, soft and firm. absolutely
fast color. blues, plnks, etc. Just
right for children's dresses.
nurse‘s uniforms. etc. and the
price is only I 2 cents per yarn.-
Mooro 8: McLeod. 6-4M3i
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"For cheap sandals see Golf Bros
window 119 Queen St, Better lines
inside. Give us 3 call. 6-6M3l.
"ln the wall Paper do srtmont
you will find aoouple o notably
good values There is a nice line
ol pretty gilt. papers suitable for
oarlore. regular values 25 cents-
_iust a few rolls loft in oooh de-
sign-an you may choose for just
I5 cents. There is another great
Int-worth to i5c offend at llc _
Et Pays
o wear a watch that you can de-
pend on for timekeepirrg an dur `
bility. We have such at from
5 oo up, ln Nickel Cases, and from
7 oo, 9.00 and io.oo up in silver or
gold filled cases,tirat will stand. A
chain or fob given with each one
sold this month. \
E. W. _ Taylor
South Side Queen Square
Ch'town
 
“Cluet.f., Peabody Q-Co. the
greatest nfdtha American shirt
n-a ers. an t e msnu oturers
gfths ljsmou s “M<_)_NgRC\-I" stlriats.
ave ust su rr s us wt l
great line of this famous brand.
viprloh wp sro'of_fe2réng atnthssverf
oose prcao . seo . vs
woltnveesed young man
see these tasteful. hon
shirts. Just |35 eaon-hi
600'! 7
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