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MR P P ARCHIBALD bag rammed Grove, North River. Alarge number of

of July mst, at 9 s. m. _

_ G|e_1ned ‘Gua|\dian’ Report, MAY FLOW ER DIVISION Picnic which 5

was held on Point Pleasant Farm yes

for and with games and aniusements of

iii yisipi. Z}.‘.“.§§“§_;i;_` ‘il°1Z1Z°“§fl”??§.f°;‘;‘;,f; You are invited to Prowse Bros to get some of

I H BELL M P P is at the Queen ‘appevarauce every one went home well b o . " ” h"‘ A

,,_;,_,_ - i J 521.516 Zigi; ;i;;_5”:¢;;.;..?;;8l3.;ig§__ argains that are to be. had in the following lines,

'l`i~ii-: mail special arrived last eveninv town. P '-

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THE Central Christian church Sunday M ’ ` ' ‘ ~ t

, DR Mci\ I-:rLL’s otlice on Prince Street. school picnic was held yesterday, at the S J S

is connected by telephone. home of Duncan Scott Es . of Warren

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l ers and Correspondents. ..'§f...§`if.2°§.§‘.._.°li‘l‘l.i°`l°§§S§ii"Stihl

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‘ -__- determination ‘io enjoy themselves. The “"8 Bug" of Hanenmgs mu" Abou weather was all that could be wished, -

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i -THE °°f91'l8inmentatthe Opera House > _ f _I ~

thu evening is a benefit for the P E Is ` A ` J land Hospital

V A Mssrnyiéd of the Temperance Al- A - I "1 ` " l. i T _ i s " M

_ - ~ tance is ca tth YM ‘ A F ‘d '1 " ~ _ ' 1*. ` s

at 8.30 p m. Iiiipoiiiant. buldiness. tii

Tm-: annual prize meeting of the ` 1

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In t King’s Co. Asociation be held at (reo’- ‘ 0 ' -ill, _ - ' E

' town Range, on Thurday, the 14th dayi _ "7 “I

i k. t H H _ _ _ friends and visitors were in attendance. M

’ £53?) 8' Wee S vm to 8 l ax and Plc After about 9 hours solid enjoyment on s ' __

an e S' the deiightfulshadv grounds and well __ .5 T._~__ "

- f - v provided tables three heart cheers i ‘ f _ i ~ ~' ` V

y Mi: ll it Vi airizui-:.xi>. of Clinton, l\ . , Y _ M 1

L, lost three head of cattle during the were wen and th _ _ s u S

recent storm. `

\Ve have just received by ex-

press alot of High Grade Kid

Gloves in Oxblood shades,

6, Gi, 6__l and 6%.

They are real pique sewn,

have heavy stitched backs, in

black and self colors, and

have the latest 3 push button

fasteners.

They are worth

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98 Per Pair.

STANLEY BROS

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July Shoes

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With July, we may expect warm weather. and people generally look for something easy on their feet.

LADIES.

We have nice colored shoes@ and boots

Fine Chocolate Shoes, Tum@ Sole. $1.60, 2.10, 2.25 and 2.50 a pair. Chocolate Boots,@ 2.25 to 3.00 a pair. @

OR MEN. @ We have Chocolate Shoes at

1.60 a pair up. Colored Boots lronm 200 a _ pair up. Keep your feet cool and com-

fort ibze during the hot weather i

by investing a pair of our s ces.

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lmpor tant Announcement earn interest ro rimless.

THE management of the (`harlottel'»DWD 3:0819

Works. announce to the farmers of Prince

ldward Island. that they have purchased at a "fr lo: tlgure for ii term of years allpthi

E l - 1"0d f h Cha lotteto 01'

_ zY¥PMt uct o t eulajr Wgme to

Fiiinar the 15th inst, will be the last

day for receiving the discount. Those who have not yet paid up i~hou`d do so before that date.

Tins morning the Liquor Regulation

prosecution against Walter Burris was further adjourned until the 11th July. William Ladey. for being drunk was tined $4 or 20 days.

Noiucis 'ro 'rua PUBLIC-The mem-

bers of Jubilee, No 1551, L O L. have decided to postpone the picnic which they intended to hold on the 12th bf July until a later date of which further notice will be given.

Ti-zursasivcii Promo.-The Loyal

Crusaders will hold a Basket Picnic at Red Point, East River on Monday next. Steamer will leave Prince Street wharf at 2 o’clock sharp. Tickets 25 cents. Crusaders and their parents free.

LiviiStock at St John and Halitax

Exhibition. Arrangements have been completed which will enable;owncrs of _live stock to attend both Exhibitions at their opening' A special IC R Train, with live stock, will leave the St John

Ori-ici-:n`s F.uinwi:i.1.-Adjt and Mrs i

McGillvray, who have been in charge of the Salvation Army work during the. last 12 months will farewell on Sunday ‘next-. July 10th, and proceed to their new command on the 14th. Their next appointment will be Halifax Corps and District,

I Owmo to the crowded condition of

Queen Square school it has been de- cided to open another room. At the last meeting ofthe School Board, Mr Robert E Smith. of Charlottetown. was appointed to fill this department. The entire building bas to be renovated during the holidays.

THE Supreme Court met this morning

at 11 0’ciock. The Queen vs W E Bar- ron. Mrl) A McKinnon shows cause against a rule to issue a tieri facias and capias versus Enoch Carmody bail for William Barron who made default as against the sureties of Enoch Carmody. Attorney General to support the rule.

“An exposition will be held in Como.

Italy, next year," says The Electrical World, “ to commemorate the centen- ary of the discovery of the voltaic pile, which is so named after its discoverer, Alessandro Volto. The exposition will be divided into two sections, an in- ternational electrical exposition and a national exposition of the silk industry. It will be opened in May and will close in October. 1899. A congress of electricains will also meet during the exposition. The exncsition will be an ‘ historical one,represt uting the develop- ment of electricity during the present century, and the congress of electric- ians will discuss the scientific progress during the century and the new and numerous applications of electricity. ‘ The electrical exposition will be divid- ed iuto thirteen classes, the first being the class of honor. and will illustrate. with apparatus, the discovery of Volta, and include bibliography, autographs, portraits, medals. etc.”

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W0rr_v about soap sup lies hereafter.

d‘¥L0_\IDIKE BAR wiiibe for sa elf- ~ ' abyalldealers at the low price of leo -

\ rv of three ounds. THINK OF Il -A first-class launil will

Gouring soo l' 1 lt' ill be ; T * Waste of yi.n‘c}icenri<{i'iig;r idinhrmdrs tv

Hillel' about so-ap makin now’ The hhll Sold to the Pork Faitoryn for ooents pe

*H1 be returned to him, ma ufactured into

18-ss gticle of soap at acostc ‘ sfractiou per _

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g e procession started

homewards. Much credit is due to Mr and Mrs Scott for the kindness shown and to the Supt. Rev Mr Manifold and those who assisted to make the event a success.

Fon two hours on Tuesday evening

Miss Lillian Phelps held in closest at. tention the audience that had assembled in the northwest church as she pre- sented to them from the standpoint of personal observation her impressions and experiences while on a recent visit to the city of Rome . . . . . . . . ._ . The ad- dress was a most _ remarkable classical production, the eEort ofa mastermind, its deliverance furnishing opportunity

ability,while the audience received _food for thought for inanydays.-Cornwall Standard, Ont Miss Philps will deliver this same lecture in the Baptist church in this city this evening at 8 o°clock. Come and hear her.

Two CHEAP Excuaslons 'ro :rms Cs-

Ns-r>i.sN Norrrn Ws.s'r-Second class return tickets good to go ___on July 13th and 19th only, and to return withini Sixty days from date sold at following rates, Deloraine, Reston, Estevan,Bins-' earth, Moosomin or Winnipegosis $28 z each; Regina, Moose Jaw or Yorkton; $30; Prince Albert or Calgarry $35; J Red Deer or Edmonton $40. Extension can be obtained at destination not to exceed sixty days on payment of $5 extra per month or part thereof. Stop. over iallowed at Winnipeg or West thereof only. on application to Con- ductors. Sidetrips-in same territory at single fare. on applications at J uuction points. Bo sure your tickets read via Canadian Pacific Railway from and to St John, N B.

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CALL and consult 'Miss E E Ernst,

Opician. if you have any ache or pain about your eyes. Most eye aches are caused by misshapen or malformed eyes. These things do not appear on the surface but must be examined into to discover the real cause. Consult- ation free. Spectacles and eyeglasses furnished at reasonable prices, given only when required. Ollice at Capt Samuel McRae`s, corner Kent and Queen Streets, Charlottetown.

Dsmcions cri<p early cabbage “as

nice as cauliflower, as tender as chick- ens,” so they tell us that use them. Early beets, turnips, spinach. radish and lettuce. Choice lemons and last but not least mushroom at Gay’s Stall’s Market, every day at Nursery Gar.len’s,

head of Prince St. (Telephone )

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ias proved a Winner itis e cant sell them for any less,they

cost us to much and are too good.

We are not selling them for

pleasure and making nothing on them, but our profit is so small that we cant sell them for any less. In brown and fancy checks blue and black serges and worsteds. Better come in and see them.

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Grand Tracadie Beach PR|NcE EDWARD |sLA|~|n

Fine Boating, Bathing, Fishing. TERMS $2 00 per day, $8 00 to

$10.00 per week.

Special _rates 'to Families or the

Season.

Opens June 25th, 1898

for the display of the finest oratoricalf

Tins-Latest novelties in ladies’ silk

ties at E Paiumrs & Co. /

THE cheapest chamber sets at W P

Coi.wn.L’s.--2w d&w.

Rmnoits-New ribbons just received

at F Painmts & Co. _

BAPTIST S S picnic at Suf-

folk on Wednesday 13th'inst.

Fai-:sn strawberries every day _at-

W heatley’s Grocery only 12c a. basket. 8 2i. i ’

FAST black cashmere hose., extra

value; 33c for 25c. Get a pair; seam-

less.--Pit1:oN & Co.

BUTTER crocks, cream crooks, fruit

jars in large quantities at W P COL- wii.L’s-2w d&w_ _ '

SEE our $5 waterproof coats and se-

cure one early as they are selliuir fast. -W D McKAY. ‘ i7 3i

Siiirrr Warsrs-See that special line

of shirt waists we are selling at 55 cents. -I-` Pisinmzs & Co. .

Snmr Wusrs-See our w-~-t -ii ri.

dow fora special line of sh-~ w = ts. Yours for 551; each-F Pi;iiiti\'-- _iz ‘ H.

CALL and see those nice i. - ii ~r

and tea sets that are sellieg -g r --'tv at the cheap crockery stor» -‘l 5-’ *WL-

wini., Queen St-2w d&w.

Wi: havejust received li " _ft

lotof black kid gloves, with J po-n

white stitched backs. sa-me quality ex- actly as the ox bloods- advertised by us. We are able to make _them the same price 98c,worth $1.25.-STANLEY BROS.

WHITE shirt, collar and cuffs, 49

cents at D A BnUci:’s». d&w if

Fixx: cctton hose and half hose: best

fast d_\ e; price small.-BATON & Co.

TAKE a day of next Wed-

nesday 13th; go to t-he Baptist S S picnic. Train leaves 9.45.

button fasteners. Heavy black and.

_ Girls’ Straw I-lais. v

PROWSE B `

Men’s F it *Reform Sulias _

Boys’ Straw Hats ` '

In fact all Summer goods must go. So ' if yon vva&

bargains now is the time at i s *

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To cover your nakedness is one thing. _ _ _ To be properly clothed is quite another thing. _ '

S If you want to be properly clothed, you want to seoour clothing. Our prices are iight. Sur clothes are right.

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Nobetter value in the citv

We make suits from the cheapest that’s reliable to tho

best made in Canada.

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W Corey, Wm A McEachern of Char- lottetown Royalty to Sadie Matheson of this city.

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