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_ We will ve irelh Isl
r Mar ff°ll.l5¢»dr`¢_s'», Mllill
evclirinalipret day. which
_  injsmaliquan-
tities; " ' ‘ __ ‘ '
if ye will ‘sl.sa_ lake order:
Ji' ` illlluubl 0_
Island lou? and "Graham
Bout and have -it delivered
to vou direit from the
mills at lowest prices.
Wchstcr &~" Mcliay
" Phone rg9.‘ ' _
Boys that are
Hjiinip" and “ginger'_’ and
_“gal slrriuid hive lirdy,
-wear-proof stockinsés, no
other ivnd will stand their
tonipingand husillug.
We _ want j ‘parents ‘tc
inve_stigate_vhe_ f ._ -4 "
‘ Gordon” Stockings
1 irc-y're strongly. made-
U1 __\`\¢'- 51111 _ n texture,
tl1cy’re absolutely l'ast black
and ir nike. a mighty lively
bo. ro wear i_hain_ out before
they ouiht to wear out.
25 cents pair
iqy_i_f__x anon.
OUR
BREAD '
Can be relied upon to be
good. sweet. well baked iri-
to nicely browned l-im-es.
No burned or sour bread
ever leaves our Bakery.
Send in your order.
Laucnus Mulllsos.
seriously lil.
jr;-iousizri "  Birisiorh s
‘li
or
'° Hon. F. L., Hasan ie T 'I 
aight from Ottawa   
=’ Rav. Mn. Doasos and A. C. Duehemln
l‘°¢\ll'\\6d,la_st nigiitfmm Sackville. _ -
Hanvn Bisnor, Murray River ia at
the`P. E. L Hospital where he undergoes
an operation for his eye. I
A SYDNEY despatch says that Port
Hood mines difiiculticl are yet unsettled
and the Company may go into liquidation
Rnvnnn-S. C. Knight, Georgetown; W.
E. Distaoii. Samuel Kennedy, Bradalbane;
G. J. MpCormac, Gladys Mcilormao, St.
George‘s. '
Tiin cruiser Kingfisher has been pur~
chased by Hamid Bartlett, Brigus, for
coast trade between Cape Breton and
Newfoundland.
Tmielaction trial of Howatt vs Lefurgey
is set for hearing at Sunimerslde on the
Iith lust and the case of Moilaohem vs
Hughes at Georgetown on the 13th inst.
THE Bark Edith Sheraton, 814 tons
has been chartered to carry coal from
New York to Charlottetown and back
Mlrnmichi to New York with laths.
Tun S. S. City of London plies on
East River today and makes two trips t°
Crnpaud tomorrow. On Monday morning
at 7 o‘clook she goes to Vernon River
Bridge. ,
Tas: Loyal Legion picnic will leave for
Rocky Point at 2 o'clock 'en Satunlay.
Will as many ladies of the W.C.T.U.as
possible attend. Children are expected to
bring their baskets.
Snundcrs 8: Newsom yesterday received
a line herd of cattle, eight in number
purchased from H. 8: W. Toombs, Rustico
They totalled 9375 lbs, averaged 1172 lbs;
and one weighed 133) lbs.
Trinka were Bfty passengers to West
River ports bythe S.S. City of London
yesterday afternoon nnda general cargo
of nierchandlse. The return cargo con-
sisted 55 cases of eggs and one ox. 1
Mics. Bi:i<.lAisrN MACLIJOD (uce Misa
Katie Morrison), who has been visiting ln
Belfast and Flat River leaves shortly
\\'ith licx' two sons to join her husband
and nnotlicr son in High River, Alle.,
'tum
Bmevsllla. Park Comer. is In
night from Sydney. ‘ ~
     narsrr W   ah- »---an L»»°-we »-d sf-me Dmiaerive woes" 'ii ef' ”' sei-e in -1- '
‘nt umm, .t s_l$v (jg um .gpg gg gluten, . . . ~  l
9.2). » ‘ “ '
1-_Br_uior».w.Swd~.ii.»s»»eh»nned | moat every; "  "ftH"`If¢_plor smut. .. . _ __
Txnioadmachine M ow at Work  ‘Nm 'ml' "l'h°°m'h° 5 *' f
,_ ' .  ,dmong the graduates at Acadia Colleg’ . ' ’
p-Na-rnazull. Planner! leftyesterday on tliliiysar. _ _~ . _- T" YMW!-"hip lim” in mam' V
avialt to Sydney and Boston. _ggl  1 .6 n_l*~’1;. ~¢}`#».~ - '°. _Goop \'ola._tei;_ catches are reported _pn
Bjv. _Joann Wann, Mount Albion;
leaves naxtlto attend the closing
of Acadia. ‘ “`
_ A1' a meeting of Mt Allhon Alumni Rev
A.rD. Mo€olly, Summer-side was appoint'-.
ed lecturer 'and Rev J. W. McConnell
alternate. r ~~ - " '» -
Tal steamer City of Ghent was in port
yesterdafmoming and left again at one
lu the afternoon with a large general
caro of produce. ~
Tha Ruinuoa sale conducted by the
_Tbiu`ble Club of Baptist Church opened
yesterday afternoon in Tant0u's building,
corner Great George and Kent Streets.
It was very successsul and wlllbe con
tiuued to day.
Am. “changes” for large spaces should
he ln this olllce not later than ten a. ni.,
and ordinary “oh_a_nges" hy one p. rn., ex-
cept Saturday at ten a. m. for both daily
and weekly, as printers have holiday
some afternoon.`
Joris H. Jnsxms who has conducted a
rneatbusincss here during last winter and
was formerly cheese maker at Winsloe
has left for East Point to take the mana-
gement of the factory there. His brother
G. R. will conduct the business here.
QUEEN-Chas E. Fan-and, St John; Geo
Simpson, Bay View; Fred Russel, Mont-
real; Walter P. Parlee, Halifax, N. D.
Perry, Sydney; A Cruise, Mt Stewart;
G R. Joughlns, Moncton; J. Callandor,
Guelph; John Richards, Bldeford; Miss G.
Sutherland Toronto; M. S Cox, Truro.
Tun funeral of the late Thomas
Gaudet took place yesterday morn-
ing frorn his late holne to rail-
way station thence by train to Mis
couche. There was a lnrue attendance
and the pallbearera were Angus DeRo~
che, Chas Bell, James McQunld, James
McMahon, Fred Long, and John Mclnnis.
Doivsno J. McPnsasoN, son of John N.
McPherson, Murray Harbor Road, who
was chosen as the speaker by the faculty
at 'Acadia annual debate in closing excr~
elses belongs to Murray Harbor Road not
Summcrside ,as was stated several days
ago. Mr. McPherson graduates this ycrir
from Acadia and his father _leaves this
morning to be present attire iiloslug cx~
Be *'  3 ` ' " ` ercises. The former svholntalids entcnin
B
the ministry has been engaged in Home
_ ECLIPSE BAKERY, l IN' FURNITURE `, |Mlsslon work for soiiie time." Last sum-
Bakes Beit Bi»¢iir1,- - ‘-'Always _the best _valu_e in the city mer he was stationed in th_e_Meuipedl.i
at Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s.
Valley and this year he has had a call to
Hlillpd springhrii,N,s. " ,_ \ ~
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misss count '  Q7 Mlluinu
LEADERS. r .“ ' LEADERS
NEY§f£'2§.'!f..!‘21.?§..B..iZfiC5   
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Paris,
array
ODE
"“"' 'no 'rriizsic i
t pularliaes een
;;,r1mg;|ig3u¢, remarkably
finish, 44 inches wide in‘1ali A
shades,_spei:l»ll tinev ue
 sei
in ntbiiair
color com-
dressy
Checked \Mohairs, Crepoiines,
Checked Crepe de Chenes,
Lustres, attractive new dress -
Dainty sheer silky weaves r
predominate-a bewildering
missing.
L UATTRACTIVELY
LOW-PRICED.
‘ ‘ oLiENNES',  siéeil*-» _
liaus, Mohairs, Crepe
' as _t:i.¢..¢., `v_;>ii¢. de
Spotted Eolieunes,
goods of every sort here,
fashionably correct for your
- spring suit. A
' A
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of beautiful effects.
Every popular color is shown
I --there_’s not a good shade
ALL ’
YOU
covert,
of£ash~
“Fabrice
Ms'
 shore, but poor on the south. p
Davin R. Suirin, Roseland, B. C., has
arrived on a via t tn his home at Belfast.
` Mus. Ronan! liainownon has gone to
A corn.
Rav. Mn. Mulnar, Clifton, retuniedr
last night from a two weeks' visit to
Sydney.
T. T. Monrlunn. Montreal, and B. Free-
man, St. John, leave this mornlngfor the
Mainland. _ _ '
_ A- mamma of the Local Government
'was held yesterday afternoon. There was
no business of importance.
Janna Nicnonw, Miss Mary McGregor
and Miss Florrle McGregor, Murray River
were in the city yesterday.
` Joan C. Cossicx, Kensington, a gradu-
ate of `U.C.C. has obtained a good position
at Glace Bay in thc Dominion Coal Co.
Tm: regular meeting of the H. B. Club
will be held nextMonday evening. It is
important that every member be present.
A` 'rnsr is being made at the Stock Farm
to ascertain whether early sowing will not
be n remedy for the cut worm in the tur-
nlp crop.
A Lana! number of cattle were weighed
at city scales yesterday. Among them
was alot for George Brown, purchased at
New Glasgow. ` `
Mas. H. A. ELLIS returned last night
from Calgary where she has been for the
past year. It is pleasing to learn that she
is much improved in health. ,
Famer-:ns Institute lectures will start
here J ur'ie 28th under direction of Dunean
Anderson, Ontario and W. F. Stephen,
Quebec, assisted by local men. `
Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, ith Regt. C. A., with
the Regimental Baud will parade at the
Drill Shed ut 2.30 tziis aftemoon to attend
the funeral of the' lite Sergt. C. McLean.
ny order Grips. Barium. Capt. and Aim.
Pnossrniaws on,_Upper Queen Street
last night were favored with music from
the Fourth Reginrent Band at practice,
from the big phonograph at A.rmour‘s and
from n. naar by- organ and vocal solos all
at one time. » -., -
Aloasnr combination Tunnel tea at
Cape Traverse is being arranged: for by
Revs. A. E. Burke of Alberton and J. J.
McDonald of Kinkora which will com-
prise excursions nll over] the Island and
from N. S. and N. B. and offer among its
‘hundred attractions' patriotic speeches
and Tunnel xelk by _the best Canadian
orators.The nte is 'July 5th as Dominion
Day occurs on Saturday this -year. All
should attend. 1
Vrcroaia-Peter MoNutt, Mrilpeque;
George Godlrin, Suninierside ; D. M. Mac-
donald, Tignish ; Benjamin Gallant,
Bloomfield ; M. C. Webster, Picton ; J.J.
liornby, City; F. .C. Simpson, Sour-is:
Iiov. M. McLeod, Dundas ;._ Jarncs
Waddell and wife, City ; C. E. Pratt, St.
Peter‘s l H. E. C. Sturdee, Montreal ; J. A.
Sarvls, Toronto; 'I‘.' T. Mortimer, Mon-
treal ; H. R. Cernlsh,_Toronto; Margaret
Campbell, Cardigan; Ella Campbell,
Cardigan. ` _
A1' the annual mcellng oi' Grace Church
Sunday School on Wedncsdriy night thc
following officers were elenicd :
Supt.-G. F. Hutcheson.
Asst. Supl.-J, D. Seaman. -
Sec'y-Percy Stanley.
Asst. Sec'y-Miss Rena Coffin.
Treas.-L. P. Tanton.
I.lbrarian+Erne.st Duohcmin.
Organlst-Miss Daisy Plckard.
Supt. Crndlc Roll-Mrs. Thos Pickard.
The old stuff of teachers was rc-
uppolntcii. ,\
Tun nnnnul mr-.otingof the Ladies Aid
of First Methodist Church was held ycs-
terriay afternoon. A very successful
'year's work was reported. The sum of
$406.70 was deposited during the year,
balance on hand $l$ 90. Officers wcre
elected as follows:-Misa Mary Wright,
Pres.; Mrs. W. P. Doull, Sec.; Mrs. Poole,
Trees.: Auditor, Mlsa°Mary Wliltc;Sup~
erlntemlent of Mite Collectors, Mrs. H.
Largo; Vice-Pres. lst.,fMrs. J. B. Davison;
2nd, Mrs. E. ii. Beer; ilrd, Mrs. G. E. Full;
Members of thc Executive, Mrs. Dobson,
Miss London and Mrs. Sharp.
Sydney to visit hor duughter,Mrs. Chester ' '
uiyimsiwifi ' _. H D ' app " »riaoti.i..l)f§;, 'S  ` I an  U l C .Wash fabrics ire     Maunfacturers,thrcugir"’
.. _ .7,».: lit _‘.1  ' 4' O    v  ‘F V .dd r _ p _. I ‘ U _ » :L  . -A ;v..: -"_ .- . l» f ~
. I Q; 1# .'~_._~_ Iv.. _ : I ._ I -‘\ -1. .i_ _ \_4 I ' l » Al _ hip _) E - V ; .. 4 - . 5 ,' I _ ~ ;L
?WIl=l:r;;ir;s_r,':;..` :,?\,A'._)6v A””_H”§n;z'£,u|$ iir;i:(!;i;»;r;i_i1£r‘o.ijr;-irumlnoliiom-*ld m_,u___ 3 their mystic tr-eat_iii¢far of the eogisiboil,  turnnig_ our fal>rics_  _ ing
I . . r epd 'Ji
beauty/those of silk and _wool--wl;_ieh,thip_year thoy.iso_ much resem le.__ guns
are representative of tlie._season'_s_ best gstylesl-_-varied, handsome and ,low pri ..
 ' Infact, they are priced 1ower,ti1au.aU.y other equally as des1rablc,aii1`asse3"ri,l.]li`r_g`§_._',)'_
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Now we’il quote you some PRICES and DESCRIPTIONS, which will give you some a
idea of what is here. _ _ - V
Dainty lace striped mnslins in shades of fawn and bale. blue and pink, nile » green,
fawu, pink and in linen shades. Thirty inches wide,‘xoc a yard;_ ` ~’  “
Printed muslius in blue, pink, green and grey, 26 inches wide, rec a yard.
Pi-guy zephyr ginghnms in pink and white, Exquisite printed muslins, in I pinir, _gfeۤ\,
navy and white, green with lace stripe effect, 27 paleblne, with wreaths of rosebuds running in
inches wide, izc a yard. ._ stripe edect, ,3o inches wlde,i6c a yard.
Soft. clinging voiles, always favorites, are shown in blue, grey, and nile green grounds _
with self checks. _ These are extremely pretty. ate 27 lllehes wide, 2ic a yard. V
A dainty, lace striped uiuslln in navy, white and Dale blue, has clover leaves scattered
over the ground work. The design is odd and very effective. The width is 27 inches,
price 27c. _ '- ' _
Printed Tape Organdies. These are simply The same goods in pinkidail;d_ gieen, witg
      .£2,213
Pink 'md mauve' with “lute Pmka doa’ '30 lhe flowers on these delicate fabrics, she would
iHCh¢9 Wide. 23¢ 3 Yafd- have no reason to blush for her handiwork.
Handsome black and white Mattaienes. with polka dot. 28 incheswlde, 3oc a yard-
Navy blue Mattalene with large white dot and rings, same width and price. '
FRESH. BEAUTIFUL and SERVICEABLE are the printed fiaked voiles. in white,
nile green, pale blue and champagne grounds, scattered over with bunches of daisies, width
27 inches. price 36 cents a yard.
Delimite, 1._¢ey grenadines, lace striped in linen shade ground with pale blue inser-
tion stripe, i8 inches wide, 38c a yard. _
Our white satin Broches, are pure wliite, satin finish cotton goods,- which not only
wash and laundry well. but retain their satiny grass AFTER BRING WASHED. They
show both stripe and flowered eh'ects,are 27 inches in width and range in price, from 22. 23,
27.30 to 32:: a yard _
_ Then wehave all kinds of white niusiins in checks, spots and stripes from 9 to 32c a
ard. . ' ' -
y Swisses in dots. stripes, euibroiderv and lace stripes. . - ‘
White lawns,ro. 12. 14. 15. 18 and vie per yard _
Dlmities with the tiny twill all true dimities own full yard wide. i8c a yard
Orgaudies, worn as much as ever. 27, 32. and 38:: a yard. ' _
' English Galateas. NEVER decline in favor nud usefulness. We have them in navy
blue, butcher blue,and red. in-stripe and chain stripe, 27 inches wide, I6 cents a yard.
Heavier quality, wider stripe. 19. 20 and 2| cents.
Standard Ducks, the TVEARING QUALI TIES of which everybody knows, are shown
in iaucy stripes. spots and flowered effects. V
White ducks and white piques, and numb :rless other LOVELY, SEASONABLF. and
FASHIONABLE summer fabrics in tlie Wash Goods line They are good goods that ARE
ood. '
g Fashion‘s fabrics freely provided;
Goods priced for thrifty briyers.
And we’_ll tell you the rest when we have the pleasure of a personal talk with you
while you make your choice. Will you be in to-day ?
MOQRE co. McLEoD.
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Im n-Ox Tablets are on sale at ILA .T . '
. __i_ '
yuhnsons
lnimenl '
' fi
is a creamy white
linlment which rubs
dry and leaves no un-
pleasant sticklness.
 'SWIM' iii
sold at the price.  f f ' "
_pn T M __ yi New cnocksuv sross
ialoalil mliilnin
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sis. _
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We rion‘t want you to forget ii. It is more important than .price
in the Furnituri- business. The loug-wearing rhualities of Ncwaoulo
Furniture are known all over P. E. Island. A ded to thi! lil§\p0f~
tant quality is the extreme lowiiess of price which rprevails o.t,'., itil
store. This combination of liigli quality and luwp ce ls what* \\1\`n
made this store what ii isf-the place where people o means are sure
of GOOD things-where those of slender purse are sure of full value
for their money. Come hr-re for your next furniture purchase.
It’s the best ever  
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' If not a new store. nt least a. new stock.
DRUGGISTS,
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‘»‘\vI§FalleB‘~il':¢1s;~i-.x'r.'.‘~ Mio
' All aprirtfwe have been getting in new goods, and will continue to do so
l we have a stock, from which we can suit everybody with the right goods aa
t e right price. 1