JUN! 1, r9o8

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H QUEENS Colllllf The Always Busy Store

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_ Head Offices in New Prowse Block Cha. lotietown. l

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. l°°M'““'°"“°°' °m"‘°" H. J. Larkin, Tignish. was in the The farming operations around `

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_ _ ' -ah' - _ ____ _. City Saturday. Tryon arc ls lull blast and notwith~ | ._ standing the extreme changes or nie

WE BEUEVB 'rss Northumberland srrivea at spring. l-he lend and especially clo- you would like 9.10 Saturday evening. ver land ls very promising.

R I 'V l 'rue msn train arrived se een Wilfrid Boulder. (Inspector) Tryon

r A L ‘ °'¢l0¢k gaturqay ev¢“lng_ has sold his farm to Frank Webster _ Why not try lt?

I!'s a good

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\0N in ,_l'-I". _morning se teh °"e1eé\c.` property at the same pl d

0 y \\ Iacturers.

'~ °lll\“fW° "_ ""1fl°Wn» P E The confirmation candidates of St.

- Dunstan’s Cathedral will make their

*I ! - . ._ 4 _ __ - .itrst communion next. Sunday morn-

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The Ministerial Association will

meet in the Y M 0 A Parlor this

Hay; yq\||°_ phgfgg fgkgn m’ ling and will be confirmed' in the

. aftemoom

all the leading styles ai C0 0K’S. . _ I "` “ _

Best facilities for family groups. films developed at lowest

prices. Studio. DesBrisay

Block Charlottetown.

Hughes’ Saline

sleansesnnd purifies the system, no better spring medicine.

Price 25c per bottle.

llughes' Digestive Tonic cures that tired feeling. It gives strength and vigor to the entire body.

Price 25c per bottle.

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Market Basement

Mon. lip-to date Cafe in the city. Everything neat and clean. Try our special 25c dinners they are

we I.

Quick lunches nt all hours from loc u

Open from 8 3a a ni io 12.30 p.m.

Give us n call. uodmwfrffsif. '

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Furness, Wilhy

Q Co., Ltd STEAMSIIIP LINES Lond.on,llalifax (D. St..lohn,N.B

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London. llzirllllii. slay5............Shvnnn|lol\l\...... Juno

Inv l0.........._,Ku-ilswhn............-lllnu ‘ Juneil...... ...St.JohnClty...,.,.,..Juno2

Liverpool via St. John's. Nfld nd., , F- H 'i- uay .l.‘l.'..f‘.,il’.l.l»lalifaxCit.y if ay .....Flurencc...... Juno . guest... .........lllunda .............Junu 2:.

FOR HAVRE DIRECT 8.5. l_saawba........... . ....... .Junel

B. B: “l;7lnnds.f' has excellent first-olatss pn

llsr accommodation.

FURNESS. WITIIY Sc L`0~- Lid

5-Tlfldm. ' Agents Hnlifux, N.S

'l`t‘.AlVlS'lER WANTED

_l. A. Fa rquharson ~ Co.

WARM Weather i _ here. You will need more FRUIT. Oranges Bananas, Pine Apples, in excellent order and '1»rice moderate at

Mc KENNA’S`

. Both Stores.

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Special . :~ hoc

ri ttrsction Tnis Wcck

120 pairs of

vvomcn's dongo. 1a slippers-cob onial shape with large brass oval buckles suitable for house or street Wear--. re- gular pricc $2. 35 now $1.00

See them in

our Window.

Alley Q Co,

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Kent Stress,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throit

and Skin.

Eyes tested ~n.- fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

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Evenings by appointment

dtww -

"live Hoses Hour"

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Just received from the mill via S. S.

"Campana" a quan- tity of “5 R053' Flour in bbls and

_ half bbls.

BEER QL G0l"l"

iLadiss’.Tan Busts

_See our window this

week

We show a Ladies' swell

Tan Calf Blucher Goodyear welt Boot worth

$4.00

. At half Price

$2.00

Sprague 6: Co.

Sunnyside

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Amateur Work

Developed mid printed Films and

Paper for sale. I

1 All The Latest .

in photographs at.

BAYER PHOTO STUDIO Phone |92 |27 Grafton Si.

Shi ney Leather _ Shoes

Lsdlesihlucher cut patent leather shoes

all elses, worth $s.5o our price for a few dsys$|.75 a pair. Here is your chance. to gets neat up-to-date shoe at a low pdcs. Thirty polrsleft. gil .'°°l‘ ll" ll once '

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1 News was received._here on Satur’ day of the death ln Woollaston, Mass., of Miss Janie Power, daugh- ter of Michael Power of this City. She was eighteen years old and well and widely known in Charlottetown to many friends who will regreh to learn of her early death. No de- tails were received. The body is expected to arrive by the train this evening. , _*_ , ‘ The management of New Wonder- land wish to correct a report. preva- lent in the City pn Saturday night, that Miss Lottie McKinnon had sev- ered her connection with that then.- tre. Miss McKinnon still remains as the popular and efficient vocalist there, and the new management as well as the patrons of the theatre would greatly regret if the false re- port were true.

Contractor D. W. P. Reid arrived

from Halifax on Saturday night to see how work is getting nlong,at the new railway wharf in this City. Mx. Reid has lately been in New BrunB_ wick, where his firm is engaged on an important contract. He is pleased with the success that has at- tended recent cement. work' at the wharf here, and considers that the most difficult part of the work has been overcome.

The new film service for New Won-

derland commences this evening, ,md lt is from one oi the finest supply houses in America. Clear, steady Pictures are assured; the choice of subjects will always be good, and Reginald Cox the operator in charge of the motion picture machine at New Wonderland; is one who knows his business to a ninety, thus assur- ing a perfection of program which is sure to please.

The increasing attendance at New

Wonderland on Saturday evening must have been most encouraging to the new management, as the house .was packed almost the entire evening while the program was one of the finest yet given. The hearty reception given the pictures as reel after reel was put_ on plainly showed how Charlottetown audiences acl; when _they are well pleased and get exactly what they like in entertainment. The clearness and steadiness of the plc- tures were restful to the eye and the new management are to be congratu- lated as this is one ox' the things to be most desired in moving pictures. Miss McKinnon is certainly a favorite with Charlottetown audiences and her song Top 0'the Mornin on Saturday night simply brought down the house. She is most winsome in responding ,to encores, ol which she received many and Saturday evening, indeed -added many new friends to her list who.are waiting anxiously for other opportunities of hearing hor. Mr. Haines had made a name for himself with his magnltlclent voice and splendid playing and encore after encore met him nt every appearance on Saturday evening. New Wonder- land is certainly the place to go lor clean, spicy entertaining pictures and the latest instrumental and vocal music and the price is only live wuts.

12 to 7 was the tune played tn Junior Baseball at Victoria Park on Saturday afternoon. The Orlebars und Mic Macs were tho musicians and a more exciting contest could not

have been wished for by the lagg; crowd of spectators, the Orlsba winning. It was the best game played this season, and the way the boys handled the ball was'surp.lslng. One play that drew forth applause was the splendid catch made by Dor- man, of Milford's line drive for which he had to jump high into the air, hereby robbing Milford of a three bugger und forcing other men to cling to thllr bases. The score was 8-7 in the seventh innings with three on base. Vanlderstine hlt and a w-ld throw by McLellan sent three runs home and settled Vanlderstine on third, only to be sent. home by another hit. There was no further scoring. The line ~ up was as fol- lows :

ORLEBARS _

M.lford-catcher.

_€.“.“'_€$`-$`1.¢

Vanlderstine-lst.. base Gillespie-2nd base. ,

Lowe-3rd base. ' Hasznrd-short stop.

Bearlsto-left field. Whitlock-center field.

Mnthewson-right field.

MIC MACS

Campbell-pitcher.

McCloskey-catcher. Dorman-1st. base. -

. McLellan-2nd base. Nelson-srd base.

. McQuaid-short stop.

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Musgrave-pitcher. -

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of Searltown and he has purchased the McCabe property, Tryon. Jas. Mclnnis has purchased the Stannle

ace an re-

cently took possession.

A violent gale, accompanied by

heavy rain set in at midnight. on Saturday and prevailed until yester- day forenoon, during which time there was a downfall of eight-tenths of an inch of rain. It cleared up' during -the day although the high wind continued. At midday yester day the sea water was dashed almost continuously over the Park roadway, the lower walk and driveway being thoroughly soaked. There has best a. total downfall of 4.13 inches ol rain ln the past month. It has evl. dvutly done good. iudging from th. lll'0Il'B'|l1iZ allpearance ol the country at the present time.

The following market prices will ln

of interest to this Provvnce "Then has occn quite a decline in prices 0 both CWB-nlefy and dairy butter dur ing the pust fortnight in Hallia; and if pasture keeps good there ma; Bi; still ftlrther weakness evidenced U _°°“fS9_ lf “D export trade to tn

mted kingdom developes oar1y,tha wvll have a etiffening tenfsncy bu the outlook at the moment fs oe; talnly not favourable to high prlrggi. DF-if? butter is selling at 23 and 2, cents and creamery prints nt 2. cents' Old Selltcrnber cheese are getting a hit scarce and ure noi worth Mio., but new cheese 4-.rs ll H00d Supply at aboueisc. The sup 121)’ Ol eggs is all that is rnqulu, n?:;le)°t°(;‘l °°;‘§“mPtlon null vnlliesarr t d 18 0 9 ‘ODE at the figures quo 6 and 19 cents per dog,

I It is doubtful according to ,om Ottawa reports whether -the Millti, of the Maritime Provinces will

‘ hav

their annual camps this summer arte all. A

“ Ottawa despama ssysvro cn

embarrassment caused to the thou :lands of civil servants throughou t_a““'l*’- DY the refusal of the opposi 1°" t° PHS S\1l>Dl1es even on thi non-contentious items for overdu. salaries, there has been added today =“°¢h'=f development which will sp- Pml dll"9°flY to some 25,000 ol 30.000 militmmen throughout tb. `Wh01e of Eastern Canada. As a nl suit of the present' deadlock in parlie - ment the militia department finds ll, sell without funds to makes the neces- BH! arrangements for the annual, training camps or the mums. Being unable to meet expenditures nom necessary to continue the arrange mints ff" the camps, it is found necessary to issue orders cancelling indefinitely the orders already sen; out forfthe holding of various train- ing camps next month as usual. Un less the opposition recedes from its present position, which dose not seem at present probable, the annual train- ing of all the rural corps east of Wlllllipeg Will . have to be foregone. This action has been determined on with reluctance by the militia de- partment, and will be received with great disappointment by many thou- sands of men throughout the country. But, thanks to the policy of the ap- posltion, no other course is open. The camps for the four western pro- vinces will, however, be held as UBUBI. according to present arrange- ments, as the number of men to he trained there is comparatively small and the small amount of money nou at the disposal ol the department will be available for that purpose. As far as this Province is concerned it is understood that the orders have been received for the holding of che usual trainlngiwhich w.ill probably be carrlcd out.

I "Popular music at 7 cents per copy. In order to make room for some new lines of goods that are now on the road. The Postcard shop will commence today a special, sale of all their stock of popular music. They have over two hundred different copies comprising both voc- al and instrumental selections. This music will all be sold without any reserve at 7 cents per copy while it lasts. This is a rare- opportunity _ol securing a supply of popular music and s`,l interested should not fail to grasp this special opportun- ity.

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Waterman’s Ideal

Fountain Pens are recognized as the standard of excellence everywhere.

. McKen|lie-right field. . Atwood-center field. . | . McCarey-left fleld.

The some teams will play on

Thursday next. Musgrave sei-ueli out ten and (Jampbe/il fooled four. -

Orlebars won 6. lost 1. | Mic Macs. won 8. lost 8. , West Kent won 1, lost 5.

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"An elegdat line of smokiers goods

_lust received. Choice brief' pipes clear hsvana cigars, and all lslnds of tobaccoes. Prices right. kindly re- member ~the place. A. W. Rsdttn, Pham. I1.

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Weintroduced these pens here

s number cf years ago, nnil ns n testimony to lheir excellence ractlcnlly every pen denlbr in gharlouelown has new ndoplerl them in preference to other makes.

NEW STOCK

We h-‘ve just opened a new

assortment. Come in and try the new points

G. F. Hutcheson

l Jeweler- Optician

Queen Street Charlottetown

Ladies’

Undcrvycglr

have been carefully

White cotton, tucked yoke,

plait and sleeves _ _ . _ _ . . _ .

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h_l_oyin_g Pictures

ll l.l up in Calabria,

Cnrnll-‘s Double. A Youthful Benefactor.

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Our splendid showing of muslin underwear was

never more complete,with variety so `a1'gc. All articles

selected in view of

the wants of conservative buyers. T llc values wc

assure 5011 are unequalled elsewhere.

The het weather having just comllicnccd is our

reason for Haunting these splendid values.

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lace on neck and sleeves ,. 65ceach

Good white cotton, tucked yoke, embroidery on neck andsleeves... . . . . . . . .....75ceach

Hemstitched tucked yoke, Lawn frilling on neck

. . . ...95c

Insertion yoke, low neck liemstitchetl frilling. Three quarter sleeves............................$l.55 ~-

Stanley Bros. °

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, Two New Songs

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Miss l.o'r1‘lii Mt-KlNNoz~' --A n|ul--- 12. la. il.»\x:<l~:s.

.inilxssiorv Only 5 cents.

. New Advertisements

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.Vlorigagc Sale

House and Premises on Kent Street, Charlottetown.

'l`hr-rv will bc -old by Publi - Auction on lhs

pri-xiii.-'cs on .~n|ui-l.._. the _.th 1 f Juno A. ll. \!||r<:\l ilu-lio|lrui"l`w\-l\'. (Vc Lck Nunn. Al Is 'l'|i.\'l` ll-uct, pic' u or |»-.it-cl of lunu sitvaie

l_\'inguml in-ing in (`Ii;n-loiiciowrl and bring nr:-i of lnlvn lol nu|nln~r 'l`hirly~||\‘l> in thc sl liumlrcli of town lou in l'hul-loilcloxvn, hound- orl mul il\:.~~»|-llaoll n~ follows, ihnt is fo suy:--- <'rn||i|n-|n~.i||g on thu Nm-ih Shiv of Ki-nt Struct. :ii lilo >inl|ll\-1-:\~l uilglo of lllull fl1l'||lul~ly ov. ned hy ilu- lull- ilu-linwl .lohn.~m\, llwncc Ninth- unrllly |»:\1~.'ilh~l with l’rinr-.o .~`lrvv_-t Scvcpty- ll\'l~ foci. llicin-o l~1n-i\\'nl~lllv pnrnllcl with kent sr.-.~..i l-'...~=y ont- for-1. :flume snnilm-.mlly |nu-nllcl with l’l~l|\c\:.\`lrr-ot nf’on::~'ni|l Seventy- Ilvo fi-of lo Kent Sire:-t nml Lhonw \VcstvrnNl~ l_v along lilo North nhlu of Kent Struct Forty-

ono four lo thc lplnco of vonimciiconlcrlf..

'l‘l\c uhovl- an c is mlule under and by vlrlno

ofnml piirsunntlun l’o\\'cr of Sale wntolnrd in li 1-vrluin lnllcniurc of Mnrtigngo bearing rlnlr: I4lh (luv of Novclnllor li,’(l.i nlndo between ill-thiul' liulli i`nii-n-' of llm one part nnd l<`lm-1-in-c .‘\il1:lni:l|- l‘.\irn.- uf thu other part and l><:r-u\1.~1- of ill-fnnll lnninf: he-on lnnrlc in the

pnyrulclil of llw |n‘i1u-iynil nlonl-y i-aociucil there- ,..

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F- C. WESLILY C01

Designers. IL ngravers

P COIV-lNh EVENTS

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince,

Edward S.0.E.- Tuesday, June 9th.i

MEN OF CHARLOTTETOWN AND! PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND :-

I am now in a. better position'

than ever to give you the very hes I to be had in the tailoring art,having, received the latest New York lash ` less from the John J. Mitchell msn-l lon house for the spring and summon , of 19014. I have also received a lnrgr-| supply of the very latest in sultings, i overcoatings, trouserlngs and ladies g coatings, which I will make up st| the lowest possible price. I have s ladies' coat :asker who is an experl in that line. Ladies give ns a csll and get s coat that will please you in any style you choose. 1 have also an expert from the old country wh- , will clean and press and repair your clothing at a very modest price. Give us your order early and avoid the rush.

JAMES CALLAGHAN. Upper Queen Street.

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£45. H. Brown is the Up-ro-

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Qliry your hats at Browns

'Corset Cover Emliroidu y,

I6 inches wide. '

Regular goods sold all over Canada ni

45c. for nge, eight designs. james Paton & Co. 6 rdrli

:The offer of our Evenrng Wear at

25 p. c. discount is attracting much attention. Have you seen it. Jas. Paton & Co. 5-30dtf.

:Pure maple sugar and maple

cream from Nappan N, S. at Beer & Goi!'s. 1'.-30rl2i.

500 doz. Valenciennes

Lace and insertions

four or five widths, nt less thanlhalf prim s Regularly sold al 6 to loc per vnrd or Jfc per do: yds. James Paton & Co. 6-ldrli

Fie Insurance

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Chocolates

and

Kisses

_Bit by every test.

sight. ' '

Your carelessness may mean

a life of suffering for yourself and children.

Snvc them from being handi-

capped through life by protect- ingyrmr eyesight.

Come to ua at the first indi-

cation of disordered vision. A thorough examination will cost you nothing. The proper glasses will save suffering. _“___ ___

Or get your doctor who is

an eye specialist to test your eyes and come to us for the glasses. We can tit them

up in any style you wish for.

lf* r rntss ln tha P. E. l.-land Mutrml F 'e in in Pulnpanlcs on I-‘arm Bull-llusr.

as Hal s. Sabi Fumes, Cheese -rs, 1 all r M lla, re.em. nnnly lo

_ ( I IE . avant irro'-t

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Grocery snaps

$l.00

Bars Soap (any 5C. bar) Lb z5c Tea f Gal Astral Oil ‘ r Bottle Heaton‘s Pickles (zo oz) }( Lb best C. Tarlar l x Lb Baking Soda

I Lb Slnrcl

| Box Laundry Blue

Jol\nConnollyQ Co

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E. W. TAYLOR

South Side Queen dmwfrwif

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LDON Hf\TlCl| ’|`l\ll|l’. Ilbl Cll'l‘0\\'N .

W]".ll. Carvell, B .A

Bsrrl ter Solicitor. Nota Public et - opsicih- ry ° 0'Hnlloran Building,

Corner Gt. George Street,

Bank o Nova Scotia

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Shcriff’s Sale

By virtue of a Warrant, dated the

16th dny of May, A.D. 1908, to me directed, issued by his Honour John A. McDonald, Judge of the City Court of Charlottetown, in Queen's County, Province of Prince Edward Island, stating that the sum ol .eleven dollars having been assessed against a certain House and Lands, on Town lot number fifty l.\".\, first hundred nf town lots in tha said City of Charlottetown, owned 4.-r rc- puted to be owned by Alexander Mc- Kenzie. which land is bounded and described as follows, that is to say: ‘commencing on the north side 0! lKing Street at the south-east angle of Land owned by H. J. Cunxlnll. ,thence east along King Street forty- ,one' feet, thence north at right angl- es, to King Street eighty fest/, thence parellell with King l treet fourteen fcct, thence 'at right angles with King Street Iaeventeen feet, thence parellell with King Street twenty-seven feet thence south ninety-seven feet to 'place of commencement; for unpaid nsscssments or Taxes, the name of Alexander McKenzie being entered on the assessment llookis .ns the owner |or apparent owner thereof. and the said sum not having been paid as rs- quircd by law, and judgment having been given by the suifl John A. Mc- ‘Donald. Judge of the City Court a- foresaid, against such lands and tenements. on the twelfth day of fMay last past, I nm therefore order- ed and commanded to levy upon and sell such Real Estate for such sum, together with one dollar costs, and all my charges and expenses. at Pub- lic Auction to the highest bidder.

And I hereby give public notice

that I will, on Monday. the twenty-ninth day of June, A.D. 1908, it the hour of twelve o'clock noon, st the Court House in Charlotte- town, in Queen's County, set np and aell to the highest bidder the sam lnnd above described, pursuant to

the Statute.

GEORGE COOMBS,

Sheriff Of Queen’s County.

Shcrlfl's Ohicc, Queen's County,

May 20th. 1908.

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BREAD

52 Ounces-8 cts

When 1. on get our bread

you g=t full weight--you get the best that can be baked. lf you want the strongest combination of bread qualities, buy ou bread.

THE NORTH BAKERY

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