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wA_LEs_  
Exercises
i" .___.,.._i__.? I ._`
The commencement epercises ln coll-
nection with 'the _.Prince of Wales
College tdok place yesterday morn-
ing in the College Hall in the pres
ence.oi a large audience. _ The presen-
tation oi' diplomas, medals and cer- could they get out of a population o
tiiicatcs was -made to successful stu-
dents, and a number ol interesting
and appropriate addresses were de-
livered. _ f
The Princlpar, Dr. Robertson, gave
his report- _Un the .your’s,work of the
College, ‘outlining v.il_ia.t they had
done in the different ‘branches of
study. He need not say that the
ycar's work had _been a very pleasur-
ulrlc one. For the past twelve months
they had been called upon tQ_.go ov-
er pretty much' the same grounii as
they had done in previous years, and
ll person -accustomed. to deal _with or-
dinary raw material might conclude
that ‘thc teucl\er's duty was simply a
ronlmonplace one. ~But they were not
lleflling with such material. Every
yeur brought largely a_ new body oi
students who came each as an in-
<IiVl<I'll‘8.I, With h‘i.B.:oWn hopes and nm.
llition, and plans vnore or less della.
N015’ outlined for his llfe’s work; and
it wus with material looking forward
to such a future -that the teacher was
dealing. It was unnecessary i-or him
to say that in Prince Edwnrd Island
Cv|iDEh8Eli Alla _
'[00 Ll1_§__E,0§ri .:=.i .ll-j. .__
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Ou sri_eer.;5~;°il. ;-all 
uns ccmiim. all -must .accompany
oder. _Minimum charge twenty-_live
cents. ` ‘ H
\i'.\x"i'l.~ili_- TWO mms ci.As:~l A
Foxes, delivery guaranteed, "iff
Box 11§._ ______H§e1z-5-ee Mg-1
w,iNrEn_ ni oNoE All/lain Fon
general housework. Apply_ to _i24
Fitzroy Si.. '_ `2696-5-Ziilllldi. `
Losr, oN WEDNESDAY, -_ A cons
scapular medal -mud ch_ain.__ , .Finder
please -return to thlsoflice. -lie-
ward. - 2693-5-30M3lpd.
w/\N'rEn AT ONCE-_CARPENTERS
to work at extension to Victoria
Hotel. H. Sc' S. Lowe. _
__ ___ 2691-5-aomal.
MAN WANTED AT ONCE TO WORK
on inrm. Highest wages. Jacob
L'. Judsou,' Alexandra, Lot 49.
2692-_5-'30M&ip_tl.
A GIRL FOR
ill. H.
WANTED AT ONCE,
Ksneral housework.
McEachern, 14
DBF"
should
I-‘urk
left the
Anvil
Nqurs
t 'bargain
Dly to
vinces,
most-
ADV
tion
the teacher had the verybest mater
(( .median Pi ess)
sage was received. .by 1-Ion.» J. D.
Hazen. Min'ister“‘_of Marine and Fish-
eries, this morning to the elect that
‘only 837- 'lives were saved of those on
board the lated steamer. EUIPYGSB 0!
1|-¢1,shq,._‘__\vhieh was- suhh early -this
morning' ol! Father Point, _ Que.
The message _was irom_the _Domin-
ion~'o‘il'lslal iii .charge 'ot the wireless
ignal servlcesvt _Quebec and -as he
ls in _touch by wireless with
early this rnorn-lug The vessel list- hy wireless, but nothing was receive
_ \_ _ ' l _ - d
 OTTAWA ‘May -29__An-Oman, mcg cd and Bi-1_l_ll_¢-'lxtlore all life boats irom her héyond the announcement
could be ~man.ned. It is believed that the storseald. had rammed her in
there ~.n-ay_.be as .many as 1.100 dead. n vital part and that she-'was §0i’11i;
although this is-_ not deilnitely k“°W'“ down rapidly and that the weather
yet, qt _is not yet known what the was clear.
me ol the coiiier may be. lvloN'rREAn, May 29.-A report
The l‘llIlill‘8BS left QUUUBG Y9BtBl'}1'&Y has been received from the captains
morning and was iiroceeding slowly of the Lacy Evelyn ...ni the Eureka
when sho was struck by the colller. who landed 350 passengers ._ at ni.
The impuci; was awful *md th” NZ mouski, that more oi the passengers
C. P. Rr liner commenced to sink end and crew may be -in the liteboats or
illl at once. There was a haze ol| n wreckage and that they were then
he Government -st-eamar Eureka mid smoke over t,h‘e river which had been proceeding back to pick them up. The
1 1 t 1 V ‘ ' ._ I ‘hi h - -d th ' .caused by forest Bree. captain wma found onfthe wreckage
lflrelliflicfierle mm ntgtatthlrfiiuretustuig 3:6! irivsesirieli ivivrlscls  to basil; 'I`*“` E"`f"’°*‘ “P” “W P“““°“='=°¥° "Y “'°""“*_. N°- 3 “ite” ‘“°.°“‘l’
was guilty oi exaggeration in say-
'ing that not in any other country
a. hundred thousand the same lllumber
Of YOUHS people wllo were so promis-
ing ns those of the Island. The mu-
lteriel lieie, he said was excellent
J .ister _‘ie ss gigantic as that of the
itanic
.- ogagn st-'item-mm ' _ _ and a crew of 432. Oi those 350 havrioundered. E. Hayes, Assistant
have been saved and it is bciiioved Purser, is saved
ll 'mild uelfélftnoilvlllmillit itéis  "UI file rest have perished. - 'l‘l..- Elrnrrss .lf ireland left onebcc
gsm were about 135050 that over The scene ‘immdd-lately after the yesterday afternoon with nine hun-
one msg-sand lives 'lost and the dis_ collision was fearful. The screams dred and ninety passengers and crew
of passengers, rudely awakened from of 432 oiiicers and mon on (board,
their slumbers, _the hoarse cri's -_.I bound for Liverpool. Four hundred
‘sud the hand, .stem u loses that Wol-d°was also received that lille captain and Ofhcers, and the wailing and twenty passengers are hallcved
'D fl
characterized; every; one. ol them
lout the individualtstudent on his
mettie. To work with such a stu-
_dent hotly wasj certainly ll pleasur
of the greatest kind; and they hada
very wide cirriculum, which -the edu-
cutionul authorities had very wisely
made so. The teacher would find his
eilorts very much restrained by a
narrow -curriculum. as the student;
mind called for u..tremendous variety
| ' mental food. The educational au-
_tliorities who had shaped their cur
riculum in the past had done so witl
a great deal of wisdom, 'and he could
ot help ral-errihg to Dr. Anderson
the former Principal of the lustitu’-I
tion, who had had a large purt to
do with the educational work of the
province. The speaker believed that
a great amount oi credit wus due the
Doctor for the fact that the cirrlcul
um Was as wide as it wus. (Cheers)
balanced. 'I_‘hers were the language,
the mathematical und the science
.ilaftfh and he did not think that any
critic taking up tthe programme and
_carefully studying-it w_ould_say.it.' was
an ill'-lrul-ancsd one. 'He thought that
`_é_vi!ry person would agree with th
~ _ - _ _ e
;Viji\lW» that languages should get a very
great deal of attention. 'Ihsy could
‘not forget that they were members
_0f_ lwt only the hundred thousand
people that composed' their popula-
tion but of the whole human race;
:uri-d,'if they were to keep their ~¢0n.
nection with that vast population
they must do it throughthe lan-
!guuges. Every day they were com-
pelled to resort to languages either
orally or ' in their reading. some
might say that the reading 'of the
m0lll0_l' tongue would come readily
and as n matter of course. The per-
|Son that said that .had not seriously
corisldered the matter. Books writ-
ten in the mother tongue were large-
-ly closed to those who had not re-
ceived! a serious training in lan-
guage. A prominent and well-read
Dcrmental farms were largely closed
Iiesued in connection :wits the ex.
,Derimental farms were largel closed
Y
portion ol the people be-
the lliack oi training in
He thou-ght_that the stu-
study ,, little' more the dead
languages that some would have
them neglect. (Gheersl) The speaker
dealt with the suiiiect oi mathe-
The sublect would not enter
largely into the lives oi every dlw
them ~as langunirs W0“l¢l.. but Bl?
same time they a'll needed a
soiled knowledge. of it. The students
'had prosecuted their mathematics
considhrslble success. (Cheers)
Robertson then sliolve on 84110000
was being done by tht* CDi'
lege in this rel'l.l`d~ °t°- Evewlfhlllgl
he said, that could be ir0g‘ll»lm_,{l;-il!
”'”"(oe“.Tunu2d'cn
‘2l.--
zoing out that d-ny would he"
that their teachers had. made'
stcanler Storsbad which collided with
the Empress oi Ireland was safe and
of war/ on mingled with the nolsc of to havn been saved but it is feared
the rushing waters of the gulf. fiihat all the remaining 1,002 have
_ . _ _ There was Hardly any time in which been drowned.
Iz”“°Q§;§;f"d‘”“ ““d" its °W“ “team in iauncll the boats. an s 0 is (Frnln our own Reporter)
Main Oillco oi!ening_.eny aid the Gov-
‘emment cuu'id~ render. -
' The Marine Department as soon as
word was received ot the disaster at
- nee instructed _ the Government
Storstadt had also sunk '
est Father Point The Government
nl News and had lust completed s
°, owom -was also sent to the C_ P_ R_ signal was sent out by the wirclcéss MONTREAL May 29.-The Stor-
operutor of tho Em/press at once und tad, -_"blob rwmlmed the Empress of
reached the Government steamcisi reland_ did not sink. She is row
Ludv Evelyn and Eureka, which were rocceding up the river to Quebec
at the wharf at Father Point. Sho and in expected to dock there at .'-
immediately steamed full speed to e. m.
C d _ _ the sceno oflthe drlsastcr. I QUl""ll-3C_. May 29.-'I‘l__ie Empress of
°ii‘i:*;s!;§s?;;':eeca;g 1;" Rlrsgwefg D3; I The Empress ol Ireland was in com- Ireland Pulled from ‘here yesterday
Gene f the “Easter any available mom' of Captain Kendall, R. N. R. with 1,200 on board. .As she steam-
'  tag he] move the passen.get.s`u“d He is nmnng those saved. Other’ cf- d away thc brass band of the Sal-
‘ crehv 0  ' ` flcers or the ill-lated liner wflct  ation Army on board played “God
I This dlsroses of the story that the R.. Steede, Ghflef Engineer;  Sump- be twirl, you Tm We Meet Agam_..
son Ensinw; A B- McDonald. 1"-u- winch ..-nvcs the setting of the nwiui
' ser-' J. F. Grant.” M. D.. Surgeon: A- 'ern-curly .- near parallel to the dread-
IB$t'c|l1b1eB :gil ofr"i"i‘€ia\i2ief;iJm this w"G"aade' Chief Steward- ‘ed 'Titanic case. -
- "2 ?,, f ,,,, ln? ,-3.7..,-,¢,~. Among the vasseusers was Dr- -'\l<‘-S-5 i-*ifruwn Po1N'r, lunv 29.- 'rn-c
'lvgrnélaieiséggongg :B-bled 'Back tha Ll¥NlSHY. Ol Halifax, Wh0 W‘\I\ EOWE wireless operator here gives the fol-
ncrosa to be married in Warwillk' Flnlvinlr story “I was informed by
' :ggessliige rgcgivgd from _(Quebec thM"slIll`0. Ellklmld- the Marconi 1 operator th-at the Elri-
.7 ves a _ een save :__ ,SKI __ M _ -39___ -~\__¢ . _ k._ _ _
He thought the curriculum was well- Thc- °°ms1`°“. took Pl"°° 4 mu,” ‘M  (;0'm,,§,\;.e'5 -gpyerator hlere mms wus sm mg’ hqfmg Rm?-El rM\_
a t i tm msd by another vcssc T c overn
' '_ - supplier: the following n‘1°°““_ “_ '-.` ent stewmers were sent from Ri-
 ”`f5‘];°“{§‘m;‘_i;‘;s1"o‘?'If,§';;‘:1, tmlslnvlnlg oi ole Emuwss olirelanll ilu §,,,,..i<i and Fenner rrnnt. 'rue vn-
CARRANZA wLL Nor _
AccEPT mseiluion
._.___~i__-_._
' I (Canadian Press.) _ ‘er will be transferred pending an
WASHINGTON, May 28.- Uonler- election.
ences which indicate rapid progressi It is reported tonlight that word
in tho lrlediation ol the Mexican sit-'has been received from Cnrrnnzg that
nation at Nia-giara ' Falls were held he has not recordalmlmm his posf.inun
here lodny ‘between President Wilson,'and would not consent to mediation
Secrstflry oi Stats Br an a d Other oi Mexi<‘o.'a aflairs
_ ' y n . .
'Oi’dcialn, none of whom would pulbli-I Mediation developments and the ro-
c‘ay disc-las matters. They admitted, ported landing oi ammunition lor
however, that the plans oi the med- Hunrta from German steamer Bav-
iators centre round the establish-‘aria at Puerto Mexico were ixrpor-
ment of n Con:-:mission Government ant eviints ol the da? '1'1‘0m°ial cl-"°i‘
for Mcxico.witll a President and leur es. Olfllciall-l generally expressed sur-
Cahinct Minister to be neutral. so prise that arms had been landed ’out
lar as politics are concerned. To this it is conceded that nothing could ‘bc
Provincial Government Huert>a’s pow-ldone by the Government now.
relic! train on the wny from Levis to
Rimonski, carrying the Quebec stall
ofthe C.P.ll. stenmahip officers, was
derailed about ility miles from Ri-
mousl-'i. The train was speeding to`
Rimousk, to bring to Quebec the pas-
sengers who had been rescued from
the Empress, when it jumped tile'
tracks. A second relief train -vas
despatched from\ `\Lcvvis this afternoon. I
It is feared the railway line will be
locked and relief for the passengers
lie delayed. A third relief train for
Rirrnllski left at dve o'clock this
vening.
. (Continued on page 10)
thc Hifi? h°\l1'5 Of this m°“‘i“g' a, rekn wn.s the drst tn arrive at the- `; .- -
on iurr _
receiived at Father Point and thc H
_ ivrr. Leonard Palmer who is re; Government Steamers, Eureka and igvrsnrraoziil dil;t`l;es‘;i`r;i(rl. i:lilrnvi;r;>x
ported lost gas mrtl;¥lariv X; Lady Evelyn, were despatched to the dam ‘The ,lady Evnwn reached m_
I""°w" at the apital’ B was B distresoerl vessel's -assistance. The ' t/he h
representative of the London flnenci- _ ° _ ._ mnllsu. at 4 la. m. with ot e
Empress of Ireland listed and was s“r_,,W_,___ _
im-r’ of the Dominion in the interests “n“b1.” fi” get “ws-t'°‘ 'her 'mam °ut`I "`*"‘ ~°“"i’f`*“‘”" _ ""’" *"9* '"7 " fm'
_ _ _ l ed. - b ins _ ~ l . . _ ~
'nf his ,,ap,,,._. Mn Palmer had uhm-ge Iniggeeltitg £61221 wlgsaggvhiy N09 3 ;-\lr:;`\;n:_:l_m 'llv:H`?;'_;‘Dr|;;l='s _io€lnde;:1l_ (.ermania is on fire at sea. More ‘than
'P couple of years ago of n delegation U - ._ t "_ 'h. _ rl ._ e __ _.» - via fr
'nl `Brl_tish~ manufacturers who toured  m1n;l;,s€haw,:.l;l.,;§ milf--1 hl-low' Father Point.
o...»nas_ nn crew nnon himlelr mn.. nnerntgys aH_,su_,_,_, ,,,,,.,,,,,,_,,,,,~,,,.-,_;.. _MoN'rnEAL, May 29.-~'An.onic\.ni
[‘;";‘?iir‘;m 1"? Femail’ “i“"°d “tt” sirf sincere and ch'e! steward were saved. annolmccment from the C.P.R. Of-
_ilr Inur er- c »° 1-nurse-`n a _ ‘ 1-., i- _ .
_mnmfnt fn-t the mmtnm Laurier’ ;l‘vlll‘e`"§ll*ic£hn _<;2l;::‘l;‘::n-d W‘lJ;;`9;""h.H nf” ‘ilces, Windsor Street Station. states
(From Cur Own Correspondent) .=l_ 0_ ;.l_ ¢.._ll ...... received f..,,,,'nl..,_t-het there were nnlbeel-d ehevrnnrese
‘Qi'iEBl2lC, Milly 29.-The fins-stqanr 7.r..-col--ss ni, 1.45 fills ruornlmz th" 0| Ireland 1,367 persons, .comprised
er Empress 0.! Ireland not the QPR' nwmtnr nf ,Pm fmvtnmmngfsgldéxgul as follows: 87 Bl-st-calclin passclligers.
N110 WU! fBlf’m°d‘ by “‘°`°°m"l°h° “'15 sin ings is ‘ li tip En res.l“153 second-cabin Passengers. 714.
Storstad in the Bt. Lawrence R/lven tcml>l19 “IBN lm-' 0 0 Sli ‘G lp ‘
are the dnys that the iivotoilsv and wi# “Ut °°““‘““K WY ‘W
candidates are doing their and saying that uli 18 lmP09¢il’l’°bs 
every subscriber possible. get subscrii\_¢l0l1l- 'l‘ll°l'° 1l1`°.° °
meeting with success and ptions-to-got.. Think oi those tinmiii
falling by this wayside-candidates. and :mlm “D Y°l\ll‘ -mm
to Wm ;g(;0_m in Gold that you will get .5 certain nun) _
‘mug to win smaller subscriptions each day and dont
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 THESE THREE MEAN success
__,_____,___.____.;._
    lnrkhlih.   _Spirit ; Make _Every Dey Count ; lre You Satisfied
.U With Your Pest  ?”0nly u Few lore Days of Golden Opportunity
cngulls all obstacles..
unheard oi and miraculous., -
_ o
' ' » ` I _ rammed at L45 bY‘u"e Stmstad' F the' Unint wharf with 3% snrvi'
Evelyn is the 'mail tenderer at Rim _ twenty mme out from Famer Po(,:,t_ “gm ;`n_d swam “nm déowhéu hh
<""*'H "nd Md J-“st placed the last The Empress sank within ten mul- mes MRO several Survivors who had.
3: can British Mel-l-Bags on cuesiesm-'atm S_ _(__ S_ signal sent out was M . _“_ _ _“he “mlm the Em Q
1°
lik., an 'avalanche ovcrwlheinls and
~i-intilnsieem is nothing more or less
thnn faith in action. Faith and inl~
tiative, rightly combined,. t‘cm0v0
mountainous ‘barriers wud achieve the
t Fsther Point' the St’ Lawrenca ter collision with t.he:..Norw9B'l1in‘¢_9i..Bc,m,>. fqilqwen iw 9.9 Ladv ilivsiyn .
rim*"ms-t:.l*.%‘;a§‘“‘£;....... ......   W Emma W  I m twmka mm t  
' ports that the Fullre Line steamer
` 200 pesservzers are aboard. She is
headed for Azores. _ V V
slflll’i`ll`ilil§llfl   
NEW YORK, N, Y., May 29.- The
nrlnk wlliclY\arricd- the ,Stofansson
expmlition to the Arctic was crushed in
he ice last January, according tu a
message reached here today 'from
_ t. Michaels, Alaska. The .crew were
niarooned ill Wmnge-l Island. A moss'-`
uc announcing 'the fate of the Kui'-I
ink read. “Kurluk crushed lin ice .inn-
_ nry, 60 .miles oil Heruld lslund.
Barllctt nrrfvnfl here ioniglit." I
__ This somewhat cryptic message was
addressed 'to Herbert Briiiiznluu,
Brooklyn; who was interested .in Al~c~
_tic exploration work. Plnrilett refor-
rcd 'to is Captain Robert Bartlett,
Who (lnnlmuhlleil l’en|‘y'3 gllip, Iiuui~l|5_
veit, und later assumcd command .,f
the Kurluk.
me nsmlril
_ me rsllvsmunla
IIII HBE III Sli
  ri ul:1ll:ll:l.‘
_IS HiI’0HIlIlf
the h;lie_xt.~iew days 'tion is the keynote pi success-
f, G@ll U , ‘ - _- .
' '“ _ oNl.v sous Dave lions.
Wil
qapsnds updn what the 'stop until Y‘?“ -get them. Deternmla-
ith the
in the
TIDE |l00ll,, ETC.
Set the germ of enthusiasm eiloat
ln your cnmtpilti-gal lor' vgtel:-egerrv. 
la e' sn man r- __
ghrfgdliiike contslrlnn .-_ne 'innu 'HE WEATHER 'Yesterday .was
fences every nllre oi your industrybe- lair n-nd warm, becomming cool et
'fore you realise lt; it 'begets and ln- 1115512-
spires eilects you do not-dream Ol; N12. \ll‘Sl1°“l> t0l¥’l>¢'1`°f“f° "K°°Ell*»¢l`0d
it means increases in production. It jesterdlay was 56 degrees above zero.
joy and Dlésllure and entisfac-' the lowest the previous night _being
oi your helpers; lt means lite 85 degrees above. At 9 s. m. yes-
snd vu-lie; it lni»slrs'sp_onteneous terday it was 50 degrees nbove; st
bedrock results- progress, accomplie- 9 p. m. 43 degleesn,-bevs.
'hmsne .md sucems. The tide will be high this after-I
' noon at 1.27, tomorrow at 2.19 and
_ Bmtitiiinsmill. Monday at 3.24; it will in uigil to-
Iathrlillg llilflthl' ... ... ...... ......$42,275 mgrfow nggrnmg at 8,33. Mqndgy at
'Mny`C. Murohy ...    ...'2B2,825 4.18_and 'Tuesday at 5.04.
The sun sets this evening at 7.42,
1340975 tofnorrow at 7.43 and Monday at
_-_~_-.»~_-.~.»:_-_-_-:_-.-_-.-.~:=-:_-:-ff.~f---'-‘--A----of-'-2  '-'-'- - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - Y ~ - - ~ - - - - ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' v ‘ " ' ' ' ` ' ' ' ‘
hi rd -class passengers, 413 oi'ficers‘\
:id crew.
MO NTR EAL, May 29 _-The special
IIEHI IHEIII WIII
1...
(Canadian Press.)
VANf_f0l!VER, May 28-- LaWY¢\`B
representing the Grown and the Hin-
dus yesterday agreed on a 96110115
Corpus application which was died
early this morning in the Supreme
court, so inet the appeal might bc
brought tom-orrow 'before Court oi
(Appeals, the highest court in Bl'\i'»iB\1
‘-olumbua. 'Illia proposal, however,
did not please the Hindu Les/ders in
Vancouver. They declared against a
- sh'or_t cut this morning, it 'ls possible
they will insist on iight up over everv
lnnb the legal pathway that may
lead into Vancouver or back tn
,Yokohama From the amount o!
cash put up it looks -as if"there was
n big ilneneinl Hindu behind the
movement, _ _
I »~ 
sulnuul _
   is innlsllu
I .
' (Canadian Press.)
LONDON, May 28.- "‘I_ will I not
move but will die ~hsre unless they
take mn in and let rm talk to the
Archbishop of _Canterhury," said _a
Suifragette who lay down on the
sidewall: in .front of t_he__Palace alter
being rofllsed admittance to the ill*
drmary. She was mmov‘ed`to the
.Police station and later to Hollowan
Jail.
A VU'-TORY FOR OUIMET
VERSAILLES, May 28-Francis
Quimet, American champion, won
the French gsli amateur champion-
ship today.
MON’I‘ltl<}AI., May 28-Eight dere-
lists are reported in the lane of the
trans-Atlantic liners ofl the coast.
M_iasrd's Llnimsnt Cures Diptherls.
CUIIIU EVEITS.
IHHOUIIGHEHPS.
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One cent per word each insertion is
this column. Cash must accompany'
order. linimum charge twlnt-!4lY0
cents. ‘
"Piarticular housekeellers. use PUB
Gold Vanilla. 2681.
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“Bee tire Ticket oi Leave Man at
thc Opera, June 3rd. 2684.
"THE NOVICE finds the Smith
rsmder Typewriter-easy to learn-
HE EXPERT finds' it the Sirnplsiit
to operate and both admit it the
,leediest and most responsive of all.
A. Mi1ne.‘Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 2698
°°_June 1st we are sending away
rticles to be silver plated.. If you
ave any worn articles you wish re-
lated lei: us have by his date.
,sons ».0AN‘Dmmiss-.wn.l.-
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  ___|7|'450 The moon rises tomorrow morning
_‘_ _ggsmlst _'ua .na mcnlny nl 1,45.
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..  ..  .ml The Milt use-rcsr-of tile moon will
___'  ___ ____’ ,ug be on Monday, June 1 st 10.08 a.
.....    -|25 ni. 1' - -
    [argl _'rin ienceii nl coder will be fifteen
   1 hours and twenty-nine minutes mul
_ V _oi Sunday niteen hours and thirtv-
pasg 11 ) ,one minutes
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.  ... ....$5.176 Hay ~24th. at ions p; ln. »
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Phone 353-J. G. H. Taylor, Jeweler.
5-29\l3i.
“I WISH T0 have my friends
know that I lm in the Gunrilldn con.-
tsst and would solicit any subscrip-
tions tlist the people in or out of
Charlottetown would be willing to
give to me to help me win the
GRAND PRIZE OF "Q0-00 or other
prizes. 'Ph-ankilng everybody lor all
levers. I an-l. Brent J. L. Gul-enum.
U0!-5-Bdmtl.
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liner-ds linimsnt em-ss :snot in sown.
T ITY PERI D WILL NUT ‘CL E<llI\'i'IL THURS. JUNE-4 18 P ld