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__ _, __ \ _ax ,,.»_,;`~._ _ l Mn. l~`.G.\1.i..iNT. Tiguish, was regisf
  S tered at the B.uus\vick Hotel. Mono-_
` lon yesterday.
.é
liit Moons Monet
lfswonhlourlwliilo _
W, Well, its worth your while
(bfi, to drop in and see our stock of
`= » groceries. v _
ill We can Slve Y°“ _“P7 bhmg
.i-:you I-gquiro in provisions audi.
_,__~;_igf gwceries, _and the money saved 
' "1 will surprise you
it gr Tea Is lllght _ .+,”`
` mean tastes right,giveth1ts M
{i’§ We ' ' th A llsf'v~
f. color at-ight in e cup, sme _V
 right ,nd best of all the price »I
‘._i‘_  fight
stfwioio out l
. North Side Market.
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NOTICE
Having completed the im-
provements in our Studio we
are now better prepared than
ever todo first class work.
` See our latest productions.
. i B651; facilities for taking
groups etc.
l}0Ill’S Plllllll STUIIIU
CHARLOTTETOYVN _
And
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Soo HS _
We have one of the pret-
tiest Studios in Canada,-
WORTH SEEING!
Drop in and (if you want
some Photos) arrange for
a sitting.
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_ fhdngiaphers. New Pnowse Block.
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A Masrmo _.A meetin of the B. and
Iiwo drimk' were reported at the A. Club will be held in lzheir rooms io.
P°l‘°° S“m°° “sl mght' night at 8 30. A full attendance is re-
 Tris mail special arrived at shortly qu¢,,¢ed_-_gy °rd,.,,-_ _
before eleven last night-
collection to pay the Evangelist. leave America. for England on June _ll
Mn. illonrsiin Kit-Lino regrets
Com.; tothe Kindergarten H811 til- that be will be unable to attend thi
Bight Md 11081' EV&Ug9liSi WhiSl0l1 0D convocation of McGill medicil faculty
the greatest sin in the world. Envelope on June 16, Mr, Kipling expects to
PER`SON_AI. MENTION.
Mas.McDoN.ii.i>,Tracadie,was registered
it the Davies yesterday. _ _ ._
M1¢.JonN J. McGs:ii: leaves by this mam-
ing’s mail train for Ottawa. _
_Mas, (Dn.) Bimnnia. and M’ Lai-3
turned from Sackvills last nigli: G re’
Sorr. Suanrn and Miss Sharpe were
_nssengsrs by the express last night.
M a I J Vail Charlottetown was re '
tered oattlie Hhlitar Hotel, Halifax ysslg.
I s
_ . i Mas. W. P. Doum. who has been in  lil 8i.»Sl£01’y Of BBW. `
_ THE name of Wilfred Tanton was un- Mus. Foizsvruia and Miss Black ol Amherst came "fu, S S id _ ’ = mi _  _  
avoidably omitted from the list of the Mancnesiteii. Englau;l.__whIt;_ h;ve tbigp jighm 8 lllllmdrl 0 lllb _ _    _
iwinners of First Class Diplomas in glxaitsop No3_p1;g;:'_ fiapve o;i____h_<;mda Mm D_ M_ Kmmof Montreal is ham on i ll - .A _  ’ _ I '
yesterdays issue of mls Paper. A . imornin for a visifaiwiih other relativois i).t::i;;l.°E° un? Wd 19 l'°81’t°'°d “ an     15 A 
' Dciimcihe-month of May 22 bwii atoimlsitsiown,1>.i~:.l._si..i siinstm. Mm A_ L_ Bm Chmomwwn “_ I ‘ a ai’
Act cases in Moncton were brouzht in i ~ ~egi-itei-sd at the Qiiesn Hotel Halifax A
'the police court and 11 convictions ob- Tun funeral of the late Donald Mr- _.esmd"_ ._ _ . Fme gray satteen high pu
` d, lil 600h been collected in Isaac took place this morning from his M G ._G h 1 -
_;ia[:2;a_ W le S as late_residence, First avenue, to SLI tual;-n§¢mi,3gM§‘_y_”,r;:,1rf,:dp£fe°§ ‘ ' ailhngi twelve butl5°n3» 315
l P:itrick’s church. Interment was-made |a very successful  ’ _ . wcki
' IN the show window of Mr. Geo. H. in Nou-e Dame' Cemezer .-Ott8WB \IB.G. M.REI M fth P'
Cook’ st dioisas lendid hoto of the y L D’ ‘unto ° wma’
s u' ' P P Press. Siimmerside returned tothe    E t
wrecked schooner JanieM which isa ' “sa 'gal 'rdg W ‘l n ‘ a ‘
_good specimen of ,he Wm.; they Pm- THE funeral of the late- John Ken- i  ygzrunyggxxg, whim Rudi .Ths.'_¢_g@Dx.h_»  a_._&'
i`duce. ”°dV°W3Ym°\“h S1'°'f*tWm't"k° Plw’ Cross.athird Your student at Auburn fit if   '-~
_ _ to the People’s Ci-meter, this afternoon ssmi~.ar_v, N.Y., is visiting his home. ter°"a’ Ute y 
Manners of me Phoenix Cricket at 2 p. ni. mv. 0. is Emo.-y win M,,,_p,,,,.,, ,nd Mg, H,,,1,,,d,,,,,,,, -third being a alia 'istrij
_Club will please remember the , ad- conduct the service. The pall bearers this morningtrain onathres weeks visit » This waist- h ‘ b
jourlled ‘meeting Of U10 Club It DT- will be Messrs John P. Tsnton, John to their friends in Springfield and Boston. ` 5 as sl B ctw
Murray’s 01500. tbiS Bvéuillg 8t3.,'McPhail, John J. J. Chappell, '1`. J. Mn. D. M. Fancusox. representing porter'
o’clock. ;Senter Geo. Bremner, Wm. Morris. .Guilt Bros. at Co., Montreal, was a pas- 5 “ ,.1
WE notice by the St- John Suu. Mr- Miss A. CLARKE. Ba View arrived :,‘f':,g,;!;,°,,jy ° -,umm mm yes y   » a
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W. Lloyd Lodge of this city at Mount
Allison, won first prize in logic and
psychology and led junior honors in
science, obtaining first division in all
subjects of his junior year.
THE Bedeque Telephone says: Our
old acquaintance, Mr. W. C. Lee of P.
E. Island paid ns a visit. He had a
schooner load cf Island produce at the
pier, and after disposing of a consider-
able portion of his cargo at Baddeck,
sailed for Sydney yesterday.
THE well-known firm of James
Barrett, has secured the handling of
the whole output of kiln dried stock of
one of the largest mills in the Maritime
Provinces. The stock is composed of
1 and 11 inch Booting. jointed sheath-
ing and clap-boards. The stock is of
the best manufacture, and is clean and
dry.
Mn Janus lllacnoucau. will preach
as followszhiilltown Hall, Friday 9th
inst-, 8. p. m; Brooklyn, Saturday 10th
inst., 8. n. m; Bella River. Sunday,
11th, 10.30, a. m; Pleasant Valley.
2.30, p. m; Murray River.. 6. p. ni;
Peters Road, Monday, 12th. 8. p m;
Kinross, Sunday, 18th. 10.30; Birch
Hill, 2.30.
GRACE CHURCH Sunday School held
its annual meeting last evening. The
George VV. _‘Ritchie; Asst. do., B. F.
Hutcheson; Secretary, L. A. Seller;
Asst. Soc., Lea Se§ma.n;` Tteasurei,
W. G. Sabine; Lil:-r rian, Wallace P.
' Pickard; Asst. do., Daisy Pickard and
  `J. Codiu. The school has chan ed the
l‘lAN °
P IN' ‘ ‘I  which was comforting to the anxious A
family, and an example to all who from 
» I b time to time were privileged to see her. 1
tone y
the Baptist Church and was much in-|
‘fi B I   terested in the work of the Y0qng`_
° ° P°°P1"=’5 S°°l¢fY md “Bday S¢h°°1"ment was to open suc"es=ive numbers
_ . .
date of its picnic from the Gthgto the
12th of July. All the teachers were
re-elected, and the finances of the school
are in a 3 ood condition.
THE many friends of Captain and
Mrs. Finlayson will be grieved to learn
patiently, exhibiting s trust in God
F'
She more than a year ago. united with
following ollicers were elected: Supt., _
_ of the death of their daughter Gertrudef*
YOU Wlll llt:l.V8 y0Ul' For sixteen weeks she has suffered
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home from Acadia College yester-
day afternoon by the _i Princess.
She passed a successful year.
Miss Zella and Jeremiah Clark
will leave for home after the closing of
the University which takes place on
Wednesday next, arriving here on
Thursday evening. Mr. J. C. Clark
and Mrs. Clark will attend the convo-
cation exercises before returning to the
Island.
Aooon audience attended the ser-
vice last night at the Central Christian
Church and listened to a fine sermon
by Evangelist Whiston. His subject
was “The Auction” and he showed how
the world, Christ and Satan were all
bidding for the soul. that Christ had
already paid the ransom and it belong-
ed to him. He said that to be perfectly
happy one must know three things that
Christianity only could impart, viz: his
duty, his destiny. and the fact that
God loves him. To-night the Evange-
list will speak upon the “Greatest sin
in the world." and will sing. Tliére
will be only two meetings more. Be
sure and attend them. The rffering
to-night is to pay Mr. Whistou for his
services.
Miz W. W. 'l‘UnrzBuLL, of St. John,
having offered $100,000 to endow a
hospital for incurablcs on condition
that the Ottawa Government would give
the Marine Hospital Building and
grourds for that purpose, and the facts
being telegraphed to Sir Louis_ Davies
he has wired the following reply: ‘
Orrawa, May 31.
Edward Sears, Esq., Mayor;-_
Telegram respecting presentation of
Maxine Hospital to trustees to carry
out the wishes of Mr. W. W. 'Turnbull
for a hospital for incnrables received.
Will submit the matter to my collea-
gues Saturday for consideration and
hope it may be possible to concede the
request. 0
- L. H. Davies.
THE Carnival of Nations, under the
direction of Prof; E. McQuarrie. ag-
siste_d by Miss Helen Macdonald and
pupils drew a large and fashionable
audience to the Op ra House last even-
ing. The genernl plan of the entertain-
THE HONEY SAVER_ I” ‘WW °f he' Pf_°1°°§_°d “Pd W°=1fY»of the performance with the psrtici-
Queen Sr weeks °‘ Suffehng 31° 1"1°' fl'°m‘pants arranged in tableau at the back
 Whittier seems appropriate: -“Thou of the stag9_ while tha orchegfra [pmt
Didn’t You Want to
Bring Home
Something Nice For
Tea ?
Read this Up and Down
Cream Pies ngel Cake
Chocolate Pies ins Cake
iiocoauut Pies Doughnuts
Pies Buck Cakes
Pies Lemon Cakes
Pies ales
Pies (iatcake _ v
the Celebrated Ger-
man Buns, all fresh baked to-_ _
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Telephone, 98.
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NEW GOODS
Brook’s “Flonkey” Soap.
This is one nf the best scouring soaps
in the world. We have just received
- a. gross of it which we are retailing
for I0 cents per cake. to
Oval salt. fi
This is the best Table Salt we ever
handled. It will go through the finest
Ritter and will not cake or get hard.
It is put up in I0 cent packages.
Honey.
‘Ve havejust received a. new lot of
Dllre Honey in 20 and 25 cent Glass
riots. We have also Honey in the
comb.
Chocolates
Just received from Gauong Bros. 8.
Bleassortment of their best Choco-
liie G0ods,.inclmiing G. B. l)ij0DS.
Nlusatines, Almoutlnos, Cocoatines,
5*" ' li Ahn ' C S, I
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hast the b°st tha-_ Heaven itself could , Vi(-micombevs] played a nalionm air
give H102-fest-” §National costumes, colors and favois
_ - _ _ _
the nations represented
distinguished _ _
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  Abou
That line of Silk and Wool Black Figured
i Dress Goods, they are selling at “MY STURE”
a yard.
It’s good value at $1.15,-_
I 6 yards at $1.15-$6.90,
6 “ “ 590-$3.54,
Miss Wrnuans of Monc_ton,'arriv"ed by
the express train last evening, andwill be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sharp for
a few weeks
cent y com lated his first year at Auburn
Seminary. §.Y., is spending a few days in
Boston, and will arrive home in a few days.
'f - - . s
part, bearing banners and performing
various graceful evolutions; Tuen Miss
Isabel McDonald in ca a d 1 ‘d
I P U . P al
'danced the Highland? fling with good
effect The Housemaids at fHome,
Misses Eugene Hornsby. Ethel Blanch
ard, Jacqueline Hornsby, Blanche
Toombs. Ida Byrne, Winnie Ryan,
‘ Helen Mitchell,Nora Waddle and Winnie
Wickwire made a very en a in tableau
verypr y no _v iss e ii
Warburton- and Ellie Gillis. In the
eer c ua , _ .1ie, ill
Brehaut and Harry Harvie, were so
successful as to be awarded the first
encore of the evening 'Ilia Banjo
Duet of Miss Annie Muiphy and Prof
McQuaiiie, was a 'p easing number
The Japini-se Bevel, in wuich Misse.
isahcl McD.~nald Gladvs Peake and
Lois Tayloritook part, served to recall
the Three .Little Maids at School. The
Spanish Tambourine Dance was parii
cipatcd in by Misses Bessie Vinricombe,
Mary Ba, field, Helen Palmer and Laura
M tchell. In Hispania Miss Helena
McDonald won very hearty applause,
and Prof. McQuarrio received a_ curtain
call as Jack- Tar. After- intermission
camo theliighland Ballet. in which tea
Misses and Mas.ers danced with supple
grace. After an Irish Jig by Messrs.
Harry Davie. Peter McDonald; W, L;
Harvie and Will Brehant, Miss Helen
for her singularly graceful dancing.
The Sailors °° on porte” Ballet
brought out ten members of Miss Mc-»‘
Donald’s classes, who danced and’
pulled ropes in _sailor -fashion. The
Character Sketch and Hosdowu of Mr. 1
W. L. Harvie and Prof. McQuarrie re-
ceived an encore, that could hardly
have been due lo the dialogue. “Ye
old time Miuuet,” in which Miss Ella
Sutherland, Miss Daisy Dense, Miss
Helena McDonald. Miss B., Hornsby
Miss Amv Earle, Miss Nora Reid. Miss
Maggie James, and Miss E. Farquhar-
son took part,was worthy the heuity
and prolonged applause accorded
that stately and gracelul performance.
And then came the Burlesque Cake
Walk. or rather cake dance, in which
Prof. McQuarrie made an admirable
drum major. There was lots of fun.
andthe house was evidently pretty
`n chorus f ed y e
Anthem. The carnival has pleasing
and creditable throughout. It will be
repeated tonight. _
READERS will notice in James Paton
& Co's ad. in this. issue, that mail
orders go as oth class matter, not 4th
as stated.
A Child With
0 a Nickel
can safely be sent to us for
anything kept by a high
class, well-mana.ged_ drug
store and get precisely
what was sent for and at
as low a price as could its
father or mother. We
want the ohildren’s trade
Warburton won a very hearty encore i'
M_s. D. ai McLain. Bonshaw, was rs-_ . Pl'm°iPl_9-_ _
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just as nicely made-i-fl
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no
For Ghilslren 
Something entirely new,
filled with cord in front
side for skirt or h
shoulders
For Children
4 t 7 old
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and danced gracefully after. The sword .
dance,seldom given by-feminine dancers, n . 
Dutch Clog which cams _next Messrs. buttffns for hose 3UPP°
P i. M no ni W. L. Ha ° w' and in front
For Ghlldron
7 to 12 years
Grey jean waist, cord filli
for hose and nnderweslt-is

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closely divided as to who was entitled l
to the cake. Just One Girl was given?
i ollow b ih National i » \
lionllomons
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Still continues Ever
. if
_ in, look over our sto
purchases, and go a.
their mone is well s
o e I
If it is a Parlour Suit.
ing-room or Kitchen
you will find our re
remember we will 2
for cash
You save on your dress $3.36. _
Come Qiiiok |.t’SeSii|liiio Fast.
S£NlNlli 
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Sunni
and your trade and believe
that our present service,
quality of goods and
prices merit it. f
_ We have the Guest and most c0mpl.9l'5 5
be found in Charlottetown. __ 
" Large Stripes are fashionable; our ls
Let Us Fill Your the b,,,0m_
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Soft Bosom Cambric Shirts, no collars.
   '   Soft Bosom Oxfords to wear with white
A splendid line of Workiugmeu’s Shirts
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