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THE EXERCISES IN P.W.C
[Continued From First page.]
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l'Pansy McDonald and J. D. MacAulay,
,Flora McGregor, Maud Knox, Souris.
English.-George Green, Gregory
Physical Geography.-Sadie McLeod, T i Johnston River. Mary' H011-md*
Garden McMillan, David Melllsli, Vernon _I§;n;l£;)c1au._ and Percy L,,,,e,.S_ J_ H_
Webster and Rcy Holman, N iola Beers Murphy and Pansy McDonald, peter R
and Alex. Montgomery, Percy Wass, McLe,m_
Lester Sharp.
Ph sics -George McPherson, J H
y, _ . .
B°"““Y°§“die M°Le°‘l» Vide Beers Murphy, Harry Love and J.D.McAulay
and Gertie Phillips, Lester Sharp, Arthu
" _Peter-McLean, and Percy;Lavers. MMT
Hacker,:Ethei McQuarrie, Lois Hooper H,|1and_Jas_ F_ M¢Le°d, Bridgetown;
and Roy Holman, Maud Passmore and Arthur Doyle, J_ W_ Howiem
David Mellish, Ida Waughan, Charlotte; Ph 350,02 ____H,u.,.y Love, J_ ])_ Mac-
town.
Y I
Caulay, Lila Sinclair, Pan~y McDonald,
fe Flora. McGregor, Maud Knox, James F.
and Gordon McMillan, John Lamont, McLeod, and G_ A_ Mcphol-son,
Montague; David Mellish and Lester Chem;st,y__Ha,-ry Love, J_ D_ Mcgu-
Sharp, Ethel McQuarrie, Gertie Phillips, my J_ W_ H°w1e¢f,_ Mary Holland, J, H,
John McDonald,E inerald; Arthur Hacker Mm-phy_ pe,-Cy Lovers,
Arithmetic --Lester Sharp, Roy H
_ Botany.-Mary Holland, and Harry
man, Sadie McLeod, John Lam0l1t.‘Lcve, Winnie Thomas, Cornwall;
Gordon McMillan,Gertie Phillips, Percy and Maud Knox, Pour R, Mc-
Pope and Percy \Vass. Alex. Montgomer
Lean, Lois Price, and ’~ Florence
G°°me"`Y “Same M°Le°d “Ola Beers Williams, Crapaud; Lila Sinclair, Flora
'Lester Sharp, John S. Limont, Ida . McG,.eg0,._,,_n,; Clam Baldersbon, Edwin
Waughan and Ethel McQuarrie. Elva Mm.phy_Se,,_ View;,,_ndp,m§y McDonald
Young, Percy Wass, Roy Holman, Percy Myrtle McCallum, Brackley Point; Laura
`P°Pe and G°"d°” Memiueef M*"belG“”° Fraser, Burlington; Lottie Newsome and
and David Mellish.
G. A. McPherson .
Algebra.-Sadie McLeod, Elva Young, Physical Geo;-,-9_phy__-J_ W_ Howlett,
'Kingston;Gordon McMillan, J. S.L~imont, Gregory T,.,,;n0,-`, F,-,_,d_ McLe°d, French
Lester Sharp and Gertie Phillips, Viola _Riven and _]_ H_ Murphy, Harry Love and
Beers and Maud McKay, Emerald.
FIRST YEAR-SI-:COND DIVISION.
Algebra.-Ethel Rose, Lakeville; Flo
McGregor, Hopedeld; Sarah Campbe
Greenvale; Eliza Mooney,Greenvale;Lotti
Physics.-Sadie McLeod, Viola Bee
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Peter R. McLean, Percy Owen, George-
town; Flora McGregor. _
History.-Percy Lavers, and Harry
Love,J. D. McGaulay, J. F. McLeod,
Percy Owen. ’
e Book-keeping.-George A. McPherson,
Newsome, Crapaud: J. D. Ma°=\\1l8Y lG.ezory Trainer, Arthur Doyle. Lottie
F1181? B&1f»iC; Alllllfl MCGNBOP. UDP” Newsome, Peter R. McLean, Eliza Moo-
Geometry -Sarah Campbell Eth
Rose, Lottie Newsome, Arthur Doyle
Bradalbane, J D MacAulay and Mar
Holland, East Baltic, Eliza Mooney,Perc
North Wiltshire and J. H.Murphy,Moun
Pleasant.
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y Arssi' oi= Bou.ERs.
Lavers, Georgetown, Clara Balderston,
5 Lorrnos, May 29.-An interesting test
of boilers has been arranged by the par-
Arithmetic.-Lottie Newsome, Arthur Hamenmry bone, committee, which has
Doyle and Hairy Love, Kensington; Flora _ordered 8 fu1_speed trial between the
McGregor, Lois Price, Chelton; Georg
Green, Clifton; Percy Lavers, Peter
Belle Creek. _ ney_
_ _ e] it
R.
e l second class cruiser Hyacinthe, of 5,600
tons displacement, fitted wit‘i Belleville
M°Le“°~ ‘ocean Y iew?Ge°1'5¢e M°Phe1`3°’f» boilers, and the second class cruiser
.Newton Cross and Walter Traiuor,Kelly s Miners, of the same tonnage’ awed with
Qoss; E thel Rose.
Scotch boilers. The two vessels will
and run to Gibraltar, with the obgect of
`Latio.-George Green, Ethel Rose, Lila start simultaneously from ,,_ home port
Y
Sinclair, Elmsdale and Percy Lavers, J
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D. MacAulay, Flora McGregor, Ha
detehminin which class of boiler can
8 .
L°"e~ Mary H°na“d~ PWS? M°D°°e1d=istand best strain of a. long run at high
Orwell Cove and J. H. Murphy.
Latin Couip'>~ition.-Ethel Rose, George
pressure.
Green, Lila Sinclair, J. VV. Howlett, A ‘Tis now the good man hies away,
.Annandale;'J. H. Murphy, Flora Mc `
Gregor.
French.-Lila Sinclair, Mary Holland,-
Ethel Rose, Sadie McLeod, Ocean View; i
Some rural joy to seek,
He gets a good time for a day
And a cold that lasts a week.
Washington Star.
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P I - -
Ambrosia, The God Food.
Never Equalled
l To-de.v`s Probabilities.
Toronto, May 3l.-(Special.)-Continu-
ed unsettled and showery. _
HALT BREAKFAST FOOD. _
'WANTS $25,000 FROM PDISON.
g°d°' “ev” equalled Melt Bnakfest New Yom: May 27 -TbomasB Edison
Food in delicacy of flavour, delicious and the invenwn who lives in 8 handsome
appetking qualma' Melt Breakfast. mansion at Llewellyn Park, N. J., has
Food is specially recommended as as
5 - received several printed notes =lateiy, all
hot weather food. It does not heat the § signed ..Da,.e_Devn Dick," and__thre“en_
blood or cause eruptions of the skin as
8 ing to kidnap his beautiful young daugh-
Ambrosia, described as the food of the ° --.- -
It
result from oatmeal and other foods.
agrees with the_ weakest stomachs
ter, Madeline.
of
iF YOU ARE
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GROWTH
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This S Year
    Tryon are visiting friends in Sumrnerside
The schooner Sadie, Capt. Stewart, i f S "
____ _ arrived in port yesterday morningl with -` _ -
Coal from Sydney. ` ‘  '
The Gospel llie:tings~Aih-
letic Classes-The Fin-
ancial Outlook.
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Y. M. C. A. will be glad to know
that it is in a flourishing condition,
and if the work continues 'to
ciiizens in general are always ready r
support an institution that has~ a specific
work to do in helping to make the city
better and make better citizens of its
young men. Those who have followed
the work being done in the Y. M. C. A.
are convinced that it deserves to live, and
will be glad to help in anyway possible
to attain that end. Even those who have
been most pessimistic with regard to the
future of the work acknowledge that
what has been done during the past
months makes the institution worthy of
the support of the public.
The building while not very attractive
outwardly is bright and cheerful within
and is now an attractive resort where
young men may spend pleasant evenings
in the midst of surroundings that cannot
be questioned.
Thanks to the efforts of the enthusiast-
ic Ladies’ Auxiliary the parlor is now very
comfortable and attractive. The reading
room also has been put in good condition
and can compare favourably with any in
the lower Provinces. Well supplied with
the leading papers, magazines, and illus-
trated papers it should be more largely
patrohized by the citizens. It is doubtless
due to a lack of knowledge of its attrac-
tions that more do not take advantage of
its opportunities for spending a pleasant
hour. The oli fashioned magazine hold-
ers have glven place to those of the most
modern kind which are much more con-
venient and attractive.
` The large hall on the top door _has been
used as a gymnasium, and the classes. ten
in number each week, under the leader~
ship of the General Secretary have proved
very benficial. These include ciassea- for
young men, business men, boys, students.
and ladies. In these days of mental strain,
robust bodies are an absolute necessity,
and this is best obtained by taking sya-
tematic exercise under a competent ` ins-
tion, andas such aims to keep the Spirit-
The Latest News Prom
Prospects arc Brightening.   Prince C0»imty_  Dry ggggsooomo ooooiooey o.-of ooii...
_ MR. W. T. Lmfunonv arrived home last _ _ _ ` i -_ " '
"“°" night from Ottawa. ` ` = f  ’ _ _
Thursday for Worcester on a visit to her
sister Mrs. A. E. Forsythe. `
foundland, was in Alberton Thursday
and F-riday on a visit to friends there.
U b fi hi (18 ki f il ki fi i ii
The many friends °f the city ;o21;¥s;Rtigzer.;: Su:nin;'side.n 1§i;v`v
were passengers by the east bound train
grow as it has during the past few months ‘BSP llighb ell 1‘0\1f8. Vi8- Ci\Bl'l0Qii¢f»0Wl\
a bright future is in store for it. Our 8115 HB1ifBX€0 EU|!l8-Dfl- TM! Wm be
.o
ful manner in which the CURED ' '
:I i53f°3mth°°“~‘Se   y .o . `....o ...iLight Weight Unde
001' TSI!! Cl 8\B R V ll.~I.l'l° 5 8 '
The third "°"‘¥ °t “fe “me is 'lei' 9° be reiputation of being incurable. But it is v . _ _ _ .. _
forgotten for it is a Christian” Associa- curable easily and quick) if the right _  
AND
WEST
11.;
Mxssns Evra CALLBECK and Edna Lea,
Mrss ELLA LARKIN, Alberton left on
Mn 'ROBERT Cncsav of St. J ohn’s, New-
SPEAKING about fishing, the best place
MR. and Mrs. W. D. Dyer of Alberton,
absent about three years. .
Mn. J. B. Radcliffe the well known
sheep man of Maine, arrived on the Is-
land last night via Point du Chene and
proceeds toCharlottetown. He will re-
main in this Province all summer.
TBI; price of potatoes has been steadily
on the increase in Summersids during the
present week. Up to a week ago the
best that farmers could realize was 20 cts.
Today they are worth from' 27 to 28 cts.
White wear.-A great display of these
goods shownin our Ladies' Ready Made
Department. Corset Covers 20c. up,
skirts 50c. up. Gowns 75e. up, Nickers
20c. up, Children’s cashmere cloaks $2.75
3.75 and up, haudsome goods. All these
goods are out for inspection upstairs at.-
M cGougan 8: Wright.
THE schooner, Lady Hill, Capt. Rhy-
nard of Picton, is in port in a leaking con-
dition. The schooner was loaded with
shocks by Messrs. A. R. Loggie
factory at Mulgrave and having grazed
onthe bar at the mouth of Mirimichi
obliged to put into Summersids
Harbor. She is' now lying at
Railway wharf and the. Captain is
waiting for ordersasto what ‘o do with
the cargo before proceedingto Picton to
go on the slip.
PERSDNAL MENTION
was in Sydney on Thursday last. '
metnoo is imployed Snuiiig an irritat-
lars. ~
85 Co. at Mirimichi, for their
Harbor, she sprang a leak and was*
Mr. C. W. Blenkhorn, of the Plant Line
Protn W. Gui, B. so. pi-ofoooor of
General Engineering, Thermodynamics,
Electrical Engineering, .Mechanical
‘Engineering ofthe School of Mining
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rss cnonnioo, cnoinnorrnrowu. ramen nnwano ISLAND. JUNE 1 noi. ‘ __
Y.M. C. A. sUii'sioi§_   f-"'l   """"“""""""""'i     _
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All New Goods just;arrived yesterday.
Manufacturers. Samiilas I-2
i The lot includes-
11 pcs Ladies’ White _ 2 only baby
Wear.
-- -~ -_ 2147 fancy
chiefs
12 rainy day Skirts
17 silk
19 Shirt Waists
16 Cotton Wrappers
6 Sunshades ` ,
A 6 goillls'
22 pairs ladies’ Hose' 9 pairs
1 only Apron 4 _
llhandsome lace Col- éfooggug
3 ladies’ Belts
i
This lot is all placed-.0
big' centre counter with the
ing' price in plain figures.
, Avoid the rush at nig
coming early. _  
Senlner   iilci. 
Charlottetow_n’s BusiestStoi'e. f
» .if
MICA is the highest grade of ' AXLE GREASE _ mode.
_mica which into a perfectgismccth surface on the axis.
d ooo yooog. At ou Groom. to Th ar, , th k d - Kl°2S\=°“» 0'1°e\'1°- *Sw the island Steed-  »mmt§q¥UC b a..r.'g°'iuUoi=x
tmc r' e qu ‘-7 ° ° W" °“° ing afew days visiting his mother and Manufactured by '
' f' 'f i- ' '- ' - ' v A WQS S8611 in U18 bWOPi1blic€IhlbiUi0l18th&i¢ b th Prnt Gin is b the f M F  __ __
were given during the season, when the SNGHEI; the P_ o_ De;m_;°m°h;_° r' ' P  031-5#
members of the class were _admired for ' p et! 6 eul V 
i--.gi---n
_ 2 pair O’alls
_ _ 52fgents’ __ Ties
11 pairs ladies’ Fabric 1_6‘gieut-i’ F
I Gloves-
'I ' .‘
, _
ual side of the work before the young A2:§_°D&:tli`§_plrli';2:;.:\1iee_nvtii}pt1;£]&<:°a;':‘?,;f In cotton, light, smooth and soft _ _
men in a manner that will attract them. ing 9;- smmgch mgdigingg om-9, '_|;h¢5¢ ._ -  ¢ents par suit. 
Each Sunday afternoon gospel meetings treatments fail because they are not far N- 1 F- had - b -V ' _ ~- »
for men only are held. and during the '°°°hi”3 °“°“gh' Th” °°l7 meet l°°“1 we y mls ~ Bal "mpg am “ “lk s
conditions but do not remove the cause, QU cents pet Sui(
You woot io have it winwrSw1°v were larselr attended- A1- woioniogoroioiffo eoaibiioiioa ooo oowo B - ~ ' »
_ tif l t M - 
W~1l b il°. and -Ju don’ want to ay an more for it than ou _ ready amumber °f Y°““3 me” have bee" in the lunge bmnehial tube’ ‘WE “Nail » nu u Bot “mo  .00 J uit
U u y u P y y
- brouxrhtinto living contact with the Sav- P°'es°3e°~ 0"di'““7 remediee d° 11°” Teach . _ per 3 i ` __
have to. My experience guarantees iirst_ cli.-is _work, ani iny io" and have _ united with city chm_ches_ these remote paiéts but Clatahrghpzlople does _ S imethmg extra Hug m hgh; ygggh; u“,u_r_‘1 -woot; m'_”|y
up W-,ib;e]0:§o°d'w?rk1“g Plane *Deke* li’ Possible for m° W This is the highest object of all and it is igreifeg' ggtgiiintilhglgngs iiigo glvelgv size’ “P w 46 ' _- »
quote ' _ 9 pnces _ for this that the Association exists, that *\i1‘P°-882%! in the head and throat. No t $2.00 pei’ Sill( "
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Mouldings sheathinv windows etc al wa s on haul at inatur w ere the atarr atarrozone
lowes. P,-me, ’ °’ ' ' y gen my be mgde begter’ and m°’° hke will reach it. It kills the germs heals sore
lm W 0 W” ff 9 Per ect Man spots clears the nose and throat instantly
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_ w, W _ H  E R, Estimates of liabilities from December Ui23velrsta)lly,used pleasant and cleiaié gain-_~ G 0  0 n & 
1 1900 _ an e cure or money re un e . ry _ » __ _
____ 7 St to Ocmber mst 1901 _ Catarrhozone25 cents and $1.00 Druggists MQW! Ullffiftlflo
Filzroy Si. E lst. --_-CbBi'10ttet0Wl1,-- P. O. B( x Li 8 Outstanding accts (covering pre
4 "‘°“S ’°“’)
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Embroider with
D Bosoooiooaooo-
' `oo»oog`
broidery Silk put up m tangle and
knot proof holders' nearly_400 shades.
Blue Book for three holder
tags or a one cent stamp-tells how
to embroider fifty Bowers and leaves.
cirnoiusiiici.,io.
ST I0\ll$,P 8.
Wash 
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"Balancetobesehured - 
75.00
25.00
Light
Insurance
Taxes
Interes t
Fuel
Repairs
Sundries
75.00
300.00
75.11)
‘ ' $213849
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Bent
Memberships
Amount pledged
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or Polson 85 Co Kingston, Ont.
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Amount necessary for ` .- - `
'YOTK '_ $213.4
inlay lst $153.62
sight from Mom- '
ep. _ ,_ 412.00 _
oototor sion __ 00231 $133.49
Cash
.Tcprevent the hands from mb
with Blaitlsfs Linimtllt.-at bedtime. Two
silsaloanadiic. A `
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I E’ ° 0 *fe ee” 9°" vw)  °"#'H';¢'8`9°3 Opportnniiy for a cheap investmeii
n a tholonghly_wortby property. _
` ` J  too stores vin oooo you $50.00
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Y '°'P';°’_m° “il °“'°f“1» eh” si' * 8093 _show for ymr asking cansidsribl
money  of these Shares inside of -a year. Maps and Prospectus; cheer
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