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BY UUTIGURI SNP.
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DRUGS
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customers grt the benefit with-
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have vo-_‘_ give usa trial and we
will glinrdntee that you “ull be
delighted with the resu ts.
George E. Hughes
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What’s the use of heat- mi
ing up the house these ‘li
days with a. coal stove 'I rv,
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RING UP ~
TELEPHONE 98
For Apple. Rhubarb, Mince, '
- . -fly Cocoanut and Cream Pies, Tea -'_ Q
Biscuits, Doughnuts, German 
1___ Runs. Parker House Rolls, 
is '.1/_\\ Vienna and Duchesse Bread. '- ~,
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  very soldierly appearance. Amon
lun & colllmii News
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l Tlir; Hampton cheese factory has added
l another large milk vat,
i Miss Minnie Moore will sing at sacred
,solo in the l~`irst Mftlialist. Church to-
' lllO¥‘l`0\\' evening-_
THE funeral of the late Horatio \Vebster
. of Rocky Point took place yesterday after-
! noon to Long Creek Cemetery. _
i Mr. Conklin has the exclusive right of
i l§lf`iI1g"Duvid Harum" in Canada. Don`t~
miss it next Tuesday night. See program.
Anvr~:R1‘rs1;Rsarc again reminded that
all “changes” must be in by 1 p. ni. each
day to insure insertion, following morn-
ing.
STEAMER ELFIN.---Until further notice
the Steamer Elfln will make three trips
_ from the city on Sunday afternoons, at 2,
3, and 4 o`cloc-k, p. m.
Have you read David Harum? If you
have not don`t miss next Tuesday night
when Mr. Conklin will take you through
the best of it. If you have read it you
will enjoy it better this time. _
THE Gt'ARpiA_\' regrets to learn that Mr.
Charles Seller, of New Glasgow, met with
a painful accident a few days ago while
hauling mussel mud, One of his legs was
severely injured, but he is now rapidly re-
covering.
THL: Black Diamond Liner Bonavista,
Capt-.`D. C. Fraser, arrived from Montreal
and gulf ports at 7 o,clock this morning,
having had a fine passage, and made the
run down from Sydney in 3.‘_. hours. She
brought a full general cargo, several
l head of cattle.-St. John`s _Telcgram,
June Zlth.
THE many friends of Mr.\Villia.m Duffy,
with Jenkins &Sons, will be pleased to
learn that his condition was improved
yesterday. Mr.Duli"y was engaged on Wed-
descend on a rope which is used for hoist-
cend the rope gave way and he fell to the
` bottom. Although no bones were broken
cal aid wasspeedily summoned.
that Miss Nora \Vaddell had not
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That other is Miss Miriam Norton of
sent nor tardy during that time. How
many are there whose entire school caree
Egg, Tm; GUARDIAN will cheerfulfy
record any similar instances.
(Patriot please copy.)
‘No.2 Co. Pownal. 3?- Batt- ‘Wulf in
|Although there are quite a number
`.MoRoe, promoted to soret--_Vice-Set
iVessey resigned whois now lu Sydllel'
C3AElID
DR- L- H- DICKE
mr Late Clncial Assisvant at Poyal London 0
Ophthalmic Hcspitalhlooredelds. and
Central London Throat and Ear
Hospital.
lplcialst ln Diseases oi The Eye, Throa
and Nose.
Ofllce-Cameron Block.
Residence-Richmond Street West.
Off ce Hours-9.30 1 m. to l p. m. 2 to 4 p. m.
Ever ing; bv appointment.
Ev;-:s nsrnn Asn Flrrsn wrrn GLASSES.
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f(`. B. Pte. Joshua Ballum promoted
i Sgt, in place of Sgt. Wm. Jenkins resign
Vancouver and Corp. A. Forbes and E
the absentees in privates are:Pte. F. B
` McRae ir. South Africa; Ptes. Amos Jen
` Smith as Lieuts.
nesday in some work on the upper flight
and after finishing it he prepared to
ing up Hour, etc. Just as he began to des-
Mr. Duffy received painful injuries and
had to be taken to his home where medi-
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Prince Street School whose record for the
last six years equals that of Miss Waddeh.
` Her younger sister Helen. who has attend-
A LETTER received inthe city a few
states that they are well.
P-‘T9 fora big out-ing at the picnic at
Emerald, on ‘Neclnesflay next.
Passengers of Lzt Grande Duchesse on
Monday night.
A smn has been erected at the east end
Building. _
IT is understood that Supt. of Education
Of Massachusetts, will attend
Convention,which will be held in Septem-
ber next.
S'rRAwBERR1Es so common and
Senerally regarded as the choicest.
delicacy, were offered at the market
tumbler.
MONDAY next is Dominion Day, b
Wednesday next is Picnic Day. Dont
with special rates for families.
by D. Matheson, North Carleton. The
. Garcass weighs 809 pounds dressed. Thos
of excellent quality. Messrs, Saunders &
Newsome have some fifty fine fat cattle
on hand.
In refering to the Lyceum Company,
which recently visited Charlottetown, the
New Glasgow Chronicle says:-“The Mer-
chant of Venice," was produced with
satisfaction by the Lyceum Company, in
MeNeil`s Hall. on Friday evening, to a
good house. The company asserted them-
selves well balanced and talented and
showed good stage management.
several questions fully discussed. Miss
tardy for the last six years, P. McLeod, Principal of Georgetown on
wanted to know if there were any Others
with such a record Yes,there is anoth . above papers were liberally discussed.
TAKE along your fishing rod and pre-
MORNING session of Eastern Teacherss
Association inet at 9.30. President in the
chair. The Question Box was opened and
Alice Gillis,read a paper entitled Music in
Public Schools. Mr. Louis Brehaut read
a paper on Physiology in our schools. This
THE Patriot announcing the *fact paper was discussed extensively.
A paper was read by Inspector McCorma.c
missed n. day from school nor was on the “Qualifications of a Teacll'!!1"' Mr.
“The Teacher and the Parent.” All of the
MR. C. W. BLENKHORN, Trav elling
Passenger Agent of the Plant Line, ar-
rived in the City last night. lThe Duchesse
Counr Great West intends holding a.
days agofrom Mr. W. D. McKay_,Dawson, _ picnic ani [social at Coleman on July
5th. There will be special rates on the P.
E. ].§Rai1way.
THE date of the Baptist Sunday School
Picnic is Wednesday, July 4th. Steamer
Hillsboro will leave ferry wharf 9.30 a. rn.
IT iS l“`0D0<ed to have a portion of the and 2 p. rn. Tickets 15 cents, for sale at
Annex to the Davies Hotel open for the 1 G. E. Hughes, Moore 8; McLeod’s and at
ti ie wharf. J
WE would call attention to the program
of the entertainment to be given in Kin-
of the Provincial Building by Mr. Purdy dergarton Hall next Tuesday.Mr. Conklin
in winch stone will be prepared for has given the best advertisement possible
repairs on the wing of the Provincial i. e. that of having delighted amost criti-
cal audience.
FUNERAL Nor1cE-The members of the
(1 St. Georges,L. O. L., No 1171, and Boyne
an
Hike Dart on the Provincial Teachers' Lodge No 614, will meet in St, Georges
L0d8'e-room Sunday,July 1st,at 1:30 o`clock
to attend the funeral of their late Bro.
John McLean. S
so
At the close of the services in connec-
yes. tion with the re-opening of the Presby-
terday. The price was ten cents per terian Church at Georgetown next Sun-
day, the ferry steamer will make a trip to
____ accommodate any who may wish to re-
_ turn to the other side.
mil to attend that big picnic at Emem1d_ AT the police court yesterday morning
Special train and return fare only 40c. fume? Fennessey' charged with i“t'e"f*”"
ing with Policeman Taylor while making
MESSRS Saunder & _Q h an arrest, was fined $15 or 60 days with
e_____b___0I-_ ____ ends ewsome ave on hard labor. Albert Webster for drunken-
- ent carcass of beef, fed ness was fined $5 or 30 days.
THE remains of the late John McLean
___ _ _ _ F _ __ _ 9 1, were brought over on the Princess yester-
“ 0 Sal* ll' 0” Pl ay Dl`0I10l1D0€ the meat day evening. The funeral which takes
\p;uQC_.°;t» 2,3) 9’clock,to-morrow will pre-
ceed from his late reSf.'.l_?“Ce 0” Edward
Street, to Peoples’ Cemetery.
REV. J. K. FRASER will preach in*
Georgetown at both service on Sunday on
the occasion of the re-opening of the
Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr. Herd-
man of Georgetown will preach in St.
J limes' church Sunday evening.
THE mail train arrived at ll o`clock :last
night. Among the passengers were Mrs.
E. Dawson and family, D. McDonald,
Tignish; Mayor Campbell, Summerside;
Rev. Dougald McDonald, Tignish; H. R.
Lordly, \V. F. Tidmarsh, Leslie Adams.
THE July numbers of the Prince Edward
Island__Ma.ga.zine will be on sale at all the
bookstores and newstands this afternoon.
It is one of the largest and best numbers
yet issued. Get a copy to night to take to
the country with you on Dominion Day.
Weeks & Co. have adver-
tised their beautiful stock of
Blouses for Saturday at 20
per cert off. We would advise
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ed school but four years, has not been at-
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has been unbroken? These are daughters
of our esteemed townsman R. B. Norton.
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camp at Brighton' Tuesday’ 1 Giclee; paintedmoughout' Juno enola.-Loren... McMillan, wood
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- . h C resents a _ _ _
ne" recruits’ t e ompany D g ‘ ones of the Kindergarten met together in Burke, do; Cu,-IEW’ Shannon, B1-ule; S,S,
changes in otlicers there is Corp. Dan.
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to as only the little tots know how. Aft r
led, Corp. Robt. Jones who is now in
Jones have resigned. and in their plaC€S
have been installed Corps. Walter JODES. ,_ E r _
i Samuel Jardine and FrankHHleY- AUIOUS S
kins, Sylvan McCabe and John 138215011
who are now in the garrison at Halifax.
The Co. is commanded hy CaDt~J» M-
Jones with J. H. C. Acorn and W. E.
you to call early and se_cure
will make her first trip to Charlottetown,
first choice.-1 i.
on Monday night. The Plant Line have
decided to make her long stay here and
she will remain in port on Tuesday, sail-
ing Wednesday morning. The tourist
` travel will, no doubt,be greatly increased
by the advantage of the stop over. _The . PORT 0F Cl‘lARLOTl`E'l`0WN.
Duchesse has been improved in passenger June- 29. Ar--S- S- E|¢¢lil'i¢. M<>L81‘¢11.
accommodation, also a. new system .of ~ MOBY 811°; |1491 U19' M°Mm°~n °°‘1»
TRADE AND SHIPPING. '
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H CAMP \’o'rEs --With No. 2 in Camp- serving meals on the European Plan. She 1Sl8»HdS; Lillie A., McRae. Pietou;AlID&
was docked at Halifax last week and Bvrke, Sydney; James Temple.
Roberts, Pictzu.
BY invitation of Miss Sayre the little Islands; Lgzzge; McRae, Picton; Alma
the Kindergarten Y959°P‘°‘5Y mofnifig fit' City of Ghent, McNevin, Summerside;
ll 0`Cl00k '00 Spend 3 Short While m James Temple, Roberts, Picton; Hector,
playing games and enjoying themselve Walkel-_d0_
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_ enjoying themselves for some time Misj To cure headache ___ ten minutes use
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gvaliyilg gslgetdmsdcitdbkdizgmsevavere Tegvddnto Kummrt Headache Powders’ 10 cents'
See Paton Sc Co.'s ad. for Saturday
the little ones. After the children had
finished the ice cream and talked and bargains.-li.
ty
layed with each other the happy par
poke up by singing the little hymn.
Father We Thank Thee For Thy Care."
During the hour Professor Watts stepped
forward and on behalf of the teaching
staff presented Miss Sayre with a hand-
painted China chocolate pitcher,the work
of Miss Temple.
AT vesterday mornings session of the
liloust Bargains
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ALL BLOUSES.
Now call early and secure your right size.
Our Blouses are all new this season.
MKS ».
'lhe Peoples Store-
teachers of the Western Inspectorate, Mr.
R. H. Campbell read a. paper “The Public
Schools as a Moral Force.”’ The Vice
President took the chair and President
Brady delivered an excellent address on
“English Composition.” Both papers were
“ well discussed. At the afternoon session
resolutions were passed; declaring the
books on Canadian History unsuitable for _
uso. Mr. R. Murphy read a paper 011 _ _
Hints on theTeaching ofGe0gI'aDhy-'"V0t9-5 P" ntl ng Pa per_
of thanks were passed to the retiring ex- All Sims, -
ecutivucitizens of Kensington and Hall C0-
The following officers were elected. 2--
Pres., Mr. R. Murphy, §Malpeque; 
vioe-Pres. Miss S. Dui-out. Mar- f
gate; Sec`y,Treas., Mr. A. _ DOYl¢.
Searletown; Executive Com. Mr. Simpson,
St. Eleanors; J. F. White. A1beft°“?A““‘e
Moore, Cape Traverse; S. Jardine, Ella __
Walker, Calvin Grove. The convention
then adjourned to probably meet at 0'-
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Here’s an important necessity 'to every
well dressed lady.
Doubly important these days of bright
hot sunshine. . ' _
Pretty parasols need not cost you much.
Here at all sorts of prices.
Some dainty, plain “rp_1;_et” effects, others
with rich ornamental ndles, etc.
Black and colorod ones.
Some few of the prices are, 350, 50c, 75c-,
$1.10, $1.49, 1.98, and so on up to 4.75,
5.00 5.7' 5, etc.
' M00ilE- lil MCLEOD,
The Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s Bnsiest
Street.
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and we have just the CARRIAGES for the pur-
pose-rnoet comfortable for the baby-easiest fn
push.-easiest to buy because the prices are right
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Tc-day we have eve1'Yth_1”g
you want in _the g1‘0¢0YY Qlngé
Yourorder, if left here, W1 best
Properly hlled with the _ s_
goods and at the lowest Pu” ‘
TELEPHONE ORDERS 1
Get the same prompt. P°“‘f““
attention as others. We d€1lV°l`
goods just when you w_ant them.
Leave your order with us t0-
day and you wiLl- be pl83B3d
with the result..
WEBSTER & HGKAY.
Successors to Davison k V0-
Cor, Kent and Gt. George Sts.
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Fall In l l`larch ! '
Right on the road along Euston Street, you’ll find W. ‘
Pickard & Co. with a full supply of thirst quenching
drinks to:cJol that tickling in the thirsty spot
And Look!
Boys l !
We have the finest line of pastry and delicacies to
add to the pleasure of camping.
Drop in anyway, we’ll be glad to sec the Bed' and
Blue coats.
W; PICKARD & C0.
Corner of Euston and Great George Streets
A full line of Silverwear and Jewelry always on hand at
Repiiring u. specialty.
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@@ @ jewelers are rogues.
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Orash Skirts-
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Ladies’ Sailor and D1’ GUI
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