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Bloclihouse

Fishing _

You will have SUO

CESS in YOUR iish~ 'ing if you use OUR dies. Our salt water flies are PARTICUL- Al<LY FINE and are being greatly admired by fishermen. W e would like YOU to ' COME and see~some

of these

Blockhouse

Durham Ranger Parmachene Belle Red Admiral

. Mystery

which are great favor- ites and having a large sale

_ 5 and l0c each

J. G Jamieson DRUGGIST _

Leading Tackle Dealer

_'N

Wedding

Rings

stamped, G. H ’l`. are the ‘nd that will wear a life- ....e. We li-oe a larg_e stock of iok. iik and 18k in all sizes.

Priee_s $1 50 tc $8.75 ac-

cording to weight.

G. ll. Tayl

I jeweler 8: Optician

NEW 'KING Gl'.0RGE ll0'l`El.

WM. HONBOURQUETTE. Mgr

Private Baths. [iunninz_ Water and

I-#ing Distance 'l‘elephones in all rooms. Large Brikht Sample Rooms.

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' SYDNEY. N. S.

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."llome--Made-- Bread”

Swert-Pure-Wholesome

(Always The Same)

can be had at these grocera- ,

cam.. at cn-iiiln A r.i¢i....<i, `

Crockett & Co-Cliappel'a Grocery,

Crabbe`s tiroccry- j. ll. Cronin,

john Cameron--john Wheatley, W... M¢Pi.¢¢-ri. L. smaiiwuaa.

l". Mullirs (hctw:-.cn Ricliniciid fl.

Pownal Stn) Min Trainor `(Rochford Sl M r s Geo Moore Water Si-between

Qneen & Pnwn-\\ .

Sunnyside ilandy Store < Fresh For Saturday

Cream Walnuts

Cream Chips

Tallies Fudges

Peanut Crisp

Vanilla ice Cream

Pine Apple Ice Cream Maple Walnut Surriae

Pire Apple Siindac Cakes and l’astry.all fresh made

_ Thomas White

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- .. ~ [IHUHEH SERVICES

. A caan' /iacm'riac'r Goss. _ _ ` __~_

Daniel H. Burnham, the eminent through the advice and inspiration |‘E'1'H0Dl3'l`

Chicago architect, died the other

day in Heidelberg, Germany. He was

more than an architect; he was a

prophet-the Prophet ot Civic Beau- tification. It was he who designed and built that amazing White City which made the Columbian Exhibi-

ltion of 1893 one of the wonders and -delights of the world. He had not lonly a sure taste and fertile fancy,

ibut hc had the capacity lor leader- ship, the art of working with other 'men and compelling by intellectual

their loyal and unfaltering support says an exchange.

Erecting modern ollicc buildings was his business. A few ol the latter which owed their being to him were thc Masonic 'I`emple. Chicago, the illinois Trust Building, and the Mar-

Iiuilding in Bulialo, the Society for Snvings Building in Cleveland, and the Flatiron Building in New York.

ilu so far as tall buildings are capa- ,blc of beauty in line, in mass and in 'ilcci»ration, those ot hir. Burnham’s were supremely successful.

The noble civic plan towards which

Chicago is working was designed by ll-lr, Burnham. Cleveland owes to him its proposed (‘ourt of Honor. Wash- ington is becoming more iittri-ictive

of Mr. Burnham. Brooklyn and San Francisco are his debtors. He believed .that it was ‘abundantly worth while to make a city an attractive place. . l ln a recent address he said: “Get the right start. Begin by making

_your people enthusiastic. Go after them and keep On going alter them by speeches, pamphlets. charts, and lectures. You must have the

:people behind you before you can do _anything for a city. Show tbemthat ,it pays in dollars and cents that a city should be beautiful.. Do this and

strength and magnetic persona1it)";|;a reat will be easy. -The way to,

‘_ plan for an undertaking of this mag- `uitude, is to look upon the city asa

` City planning was his hobbY~\.pince of residence and a place ol busi-

_ness for those who will come in the lfuture. This is the unaelilsh aide and 'the sidc for those who are willing to sacrilicc for the future. This does not mean a mere fad, ii. mere interesting

i u if' ii .‘ ‘ ' - - - ~ .l sm_ ici \-._tore, the ltlilla Building thing which you should go into lic _ CENTRAL CHmS»nAN_ lin :san Francisco. the lollicott Square cause you enjoy the noyeity 0( yt,

It means that today men have arriv- cd at a certain level of intelligence and having nl'ri\'cd there they inevi- tably deeire to have good air, wide spaces, a place for the children to play in."

Charlottetown and this Province in

general could prolit by the advice oi Mr. Burnham. Probably thc newly appointed and esteemed Provincial Publicity Agent will lead the way in the matter.

Soiiic ot thc llond Masters arc dn-

illlr Hood work on the public liiizli- ways oi this Province, Init there are many whose efforts are but par-

cidcdly objectionable condition. The

ine carry the nods and clay into the ccutre of the ronilway, traverse it with a disc harro\`\‘ which cuts up the

levels the clay, etc., and n good road is the rcsult. When this is not ilonc the soils make thc -ccntrc of thc road

so rough ns to be almost impassablc, :ind in many cases the carriage truck is forced down by the edge of thc ditvli, rather tliiin in thc centre ot

the liigliway. We liopc that no pnins will bc apariul to nuikc thc roads of this Proviiico the bcst. possible. as they arc certainly one of its most vnluablc assets. Especially is this true in the matter oi marketing pro- duce, for no [armer can be loiind who docs not prcicr a good road, wcll ilrniiicd, to enable him to inovc ns lariro a load an possible, with ainini- niuin of exertion to his horses. I"cr- :-‘rins visiting in this l’rovi|ice have

'frequent occasion to ,drive through

_ the country' on pleasure. but they are not likely to take many trips unles thc roads are in good condition. W i-ill want good roads und good roads we nirst have.

NOTES.

William ’l".` Stend was for many

yearn the mont influential journalist in the world, and played a prominent part in international affairs in his time. I-ic had the faculty of readily impressing his readers with his origi- nality. una thus causing them to be-

r-.onie dccply interested in his articles. Yct lic died worth but $65,000. Char- les M. I-lays was ` a great railroad magnatc, whoac control over men and whose executive ability were almost without a parallel. Yet, we are told, bc died worth but $100,000. Each of these men was regarded as having BC' cumulated ten or more timcs as much oi this world's riches as they really

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Putmari's Corn Extractor

Does Ease Your Corus

Takes the sting right out-cleans

'cm right oil without pain. Thoua ands say it/s the surest thing to rid the feet ot callousca, sore foot lumpi or corns. Don't suffer-thnt'e foolish -buy a' 25c., bottle oi Putnam's Painless Corn and Watt Extractor, it does the trick quickly and is invar- iably satisfactory. Sold by all drug*

gists. ____ __ I _

Get Our Pr

best made-specially selected to suit the enacting needs of our customers. These freezers will last longer, are easier to run and give far better re-

- sults than the common kind. Get our prices.

' ` Here is where ou

I ce~Cream Freezers

Our line of inc-cream freezers displays the ` A

ices on Good

WHAT THIS IMOVINCE WANTS. lpossesscd. Both wcrc certainly un-

,seliish in their life work, and their methods were designed for no pi-it-ng., cud. f

It is hinted that thc ILS. hog trust

tial. and thus roads are lcit in n de-_is ns hard to starve out as thc hog

that is said to have lived one nun.

former, after having the road macli-fdrcd days without food. Probably n I

_row can be found to live at least ns long a time under similar conditions, thus demonstrating how difficult it

soils, after which a tooth harrow_\\'ill bc to starve out thc prcecnt ll.

_S. beef trust. | Thc Royal Society of (lniiniin has originated thc suggestion that tim present calendar be changed so as to afford some uniformity in the divi- sions of the year. and the (laiiadinn Government has promised to take the 'matter into consideration. The actu- _al making of thc change would bc comliuratively simple, but the great difiiculty would lie in arranging for the other countries to adopt the pro- posal und put it into ctlect at the

_same time, remarks an cxchangef' 'Nothing could be more nwkward than thc present division of the calendar, as, for instance in the present year, wc have months of 29, 30 and 31 days, while for the next three years they will be 28, 30 and 31 days. The proposed arrangement would divide the year into thirteen months of four weeks each, which would greatly simplify calculations of all sorts.

I:We keep on hand always a large

stock ol thc best' in _cameras and photographic supplies. Know that < we can please you on every point and sive you the very best at the most reasonable prices. Developing and printing department in connection. The McKinnon Drug Co. corner Great George and Kant streets. Mldti

WHITE SWAN YEAST CAKES.

Families who once use White Swan Yeast Cakes for bread-baking will never use any other brand. It 'makes light, wholesome, and delicious bread. Sold by your grocer in pack- ages of 6 cakes at 5c. Send for free sample. White Swan Spices & Cer-

First Methodist-Preacher to be

supplied by conference. Preaching at 11 a. m. and '7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Claes at 2.30 p.m. Prayer service on Wednesday evening at 7.30. Students and strangers cor- dially welcome.

Grace Church-Rev. G. H. Moore.

Cambridge, Mass., at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30 p.m. Pew tive re- erved tor college students and trangers cordially welcome.

PRESBYTERIAN.

St. James--Rev. 'l‘.. F. Fullerton

at 11 a. m. and 7 p. mp Sunday School and _Bible Class at 2. .30 Strangers and College stud- ents are cordially invited to all the services.

Zion.-Morning prayer meeting at

ten a. m. Professor Kent at eleven and seven. Sunday School and Bible Class at two-thirty. College students and strangers cordi- ally welcome.

(NOT A BAPTIST ('11-IURC-H.) Central Christian-Rev. J. F. F‘loyd

at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting Wed- nesday at 8 p. m. All seats free. Everybody, including oollegestu- dents, cordially Invited. Minister's residence, 1Gii Prince St.

BAPTIST

Blllltist-Rev. Z. L. Fash at eleven a. m. and seven p. m. Sunday School at two-thirty p. m. with "Loyalista" Class ol adults in Church auditorium. A cordial welcome is extended to all the services of the "home-like church."

ANGLICAN.

St Paul's-Rector Rev. T. W. Miir-

lilly. Morning prayer at clovcn n. ni. sunday School and Bible class at :.30 D. m- Evening Prayer at 7 p. ni. Holy Communion after thc cvcu- ng service. All seats lrcc.

St. Pctcr's Cathedral-2nd sunday

alter Trinity. Communion Service at. R and 11 a. m., Mntins at 10.15 and Childrcn’a Catbechising nt 2.30 p. ni. Evcnsong and Sermon at 7 p. m.

BT. DUNS'l‘AN'S GATHEDRAL. First Mass at 7.30, Children's Muse

at 8.30, Catechism 'immediately alter .l/lass. High Mass at 10.30. Vespers ind Benediction at 7 Jp. m.

l:lAl.VA’l"ION ARMY. -

Sunday, Services at 11, 3, and

1.30 p.m. Week nights |iervice.-liion- day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- day.

Tl-lid COST ANI)

l‘f.*.l'l‘1MA'l`I‘lS llll*`l"l‘Ilt.

OTTAWA, June 12-Messrs. l\`. l'.

Gntclius, and G. Lynch Staunton,K. 1-(J., commissioners inquiring into thc construction of the Transcontinental railway, have returned from an in- spection ol thc line east and west oi Cochrane. Part oi the trip was made by handcar. Evidence was taken at several points. The coni- mlssion also intend to visit other parts of the rund in Quebec and New Brunswick and will not be ready for some months. 'l`he fundamental ob- fect oi inquiry is to determine the xtraordinnry discrepancy between the estimates and the actual cost.

SUF‘l"RAGF}'l`TES SMASH

DUBLIN WINDOWS.

DUBLLN, Jiinc 13-A campaign ol

window smashing was opened todny by the Irish suilragettcs, who tried tn emulate tht deed.. oi their English sisters, but came in vigorous conflict with the authorities. Alter thc. .woman had made an energetic attack on most of thc public buildings, eight of them, who were armed with bags ol stones, were arrested and are to bm brought un helore the police magis- trate. Thc women bclore the police came on the ace`ric had set siege to and succeeded in shattering 42 win- dows of the custom house, the post oilice, the land commission oiiicc nnd

Best suiting in Canada.

be proud of. _ .

ii inches wide. -

_ ‘_ _Sat1.lrduy’s_ News

ALL WOOL TAN CASHMERE' HOSE 9, 9 I-2, and io and lots of them only z5r Mos;

stores charge 35c for this quality. ° ~ ~ ' THE BEST BLACK CASHMERE HOSE in Canada 25c. All sizes. PATONS.

LOTS OF BLACK COTTON HOSE for boys and girls 16 and acc. LONG SILK. COTTON AND. KID GLOVES for ladies. All sizes ‘and feihinnnbie

lengths, colors, ian, navy, brown, chamolsette’.black_ also white 65e for silk, cotton 3oc, kid $1.25 to 3.oo- Yours for all that is best in gloves PATONS. ` .

72 inch BLANKET SULTING for summer and early Fell only Loo net. - SBRVICABLE SUMMER WOOL SUITING in cream ground with i-2 inch blue pin

stripe $1.35 alsoin I inch blue pin stripe L35 all 50 inches wide.

50 inch HERRING BONE S'lfRlPE pearl grey sailing viith 1 inch hnircord sea green

pin stripe $1 65. .

goo CREAM SERGE SUMMER SUITING 50 inch worth Si 15. 58 inch ALL WOOL NAVY AND BLACK SERGE SUITING worth $1.50 for r.i5.

COTTON BEDFORD CORD SUITING. The newest fabrics. Colors, navy, and white,

blue and white. sky and white. grey and white, black and white also in self colors champagne.

Samples by return mail PATONS.

ADMIRALITY SEASIDE SERGE for girls wear, heavy and servicable 56 .inches wide, - '

extra fine finish i.5o. PATONS. "

TWEEDS from the ioo p `c. woollen mills in pretty diagonol self colors, grey, green, ‘ -

blue with white, r-4 and :-2 inch pin stripe, hack with pin stripe $1.70. PATONS.

IIYGRADE BROADCLOTH Again on the iir.~t line. The best on earth at the money.

Colors black, green, navy, clear blue, brown, tan, grey, electric blue, wine and grey and amethyst. 5 yards to the suit $i.75 less cash discount. Can only lie had here. PATONS. 1

-S’i.io, i.2_o PANAMA IN BLACK' 90 and rio Panama in blue. Clothes any lady would

BLACK AND.WHlTE CHECK 5o inches 45c, 42 inches 7o and 85r. All small clcck. BLACK AND WHITE WOOL STRIPE 75 and goc. Also grey and white stripe at goe

'ir PA ToN”s 'rs

Victoria P ow

CAMDEN, N. J., June 13-l)rcfain~ ing hc was at abasebnll game and rooting for the home team, Wil- liam Collins, forty.elglit years old, went. too close to the fourth story window of his home licrc last night. lost his balance and tell out of thc window. I-le struck on his hcnd and back, sustaining n fracture oi the skull. It is said be will die.

BOSTON", June 13-All lilies arc running smoothly and everything is.: quiet. was the report ol the oflicials of thc Boston Elevated railway company today concerning condi- tions of the strike. Vcrv few dis- turbances were reported during the night and the company claimed that its night cars were operated on the regular schedule.

ments

Ask for a rccoid

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The Great-Westlife

licad Office. Winnipeg;

'The interest Rote I I

on investment is tlie most importznt single cle’ ‘ ment in zi life Coinpany’s affairs.

Last year The Great-West Life earutd 7.63

per cent. gross (or 7 percent. net) on all invest-

Herice the remarkable results to policyholders.

' ` ° Branch Oflice Ch'iown

Hyndman £6’ Co., Ltd.

S. M. HICKS, Agent at Sunimerside.

of these results-“Profit

Assurance Company

Managers, P. E. Island

".i'..~lim§_n

easy to pay. Sec us today.

If You Should Die _ Tonight! _

ll' you rli ‘nhl die sudilcnly what `w.\uld become of those now di~;~ciul

ant upon you ? Wou‘d those who are iiearcsl and dearest in you have lo _ go out and slave for a mcagrc living and perhapi end up at the Proiin- cial lnslitution all because you didu`t a=il`egu-ard their interests, as well as

your own. when you were`nli‘oiig, active and healthy ?

NOW is Ili: time to attend to this all important matter, intake nut a

' policy in the Canada l.il`e. A fcw cents a day will thoroughly

protect you and safeguard the interests of Ili ise dependant unon yon. You uill find lhc Caiiada Lite safe mid alibi g, the premiums low and

W K R Mhiiager P.. E. I. Branch

s o 84 Gt. George Street.

R B. Rogers, Kensington, Special Agent '

DIS/\STElt(>lIS DREAM. Tl-IE B. E. H. STRIKE i "Ib you need unything in tan foo?-

wear we would like to have you sec our lines. Everythirrg the very new. est and beet value to be had at Goll Bros' New Store. 6-15ME3i_

Au. riir; war in iviiirii Eastern S. S. Corporation

INTERNATIONAL LINE - Fin-an Charlottetcwn to Boston $12.20 tc Port- land 8tl.70. Leaves Bt. John at 9.00 s.m. Mondays, Wednesdnva and Fridays tor East-port, Lubec. and _Bost.on,

Returiiln&7le1\ves India wharf. Boston. Mondays, adm-sdayn and Fridays. ai; i\a.m., and Portland at 5.00 p. m., 10|- Lubec Enstlpnrt and Ft. John. MAINRS EAMHHIPLlNE-Directser- vice betwegn Portland and New York.

METRO 0_Ll'l‘AN ti'I‘l~1AMelHlP_LlNl‘l

-Direotservice between Boston ann New York. Passenger service June mth t

tol__§)ctop_pr Hgh. 1312. __ __

agn ceo new p seanzers same i ii

Massachusetts and Bunker Hill. P Freight service throughout the year _ For ttcjrfts. llltaqrpéizre and lntoémstion

snyo,oca ice ens. can clieckad through to deiitiinstion. 'fl '

I . B '.l‘hoinpson.T. P. Q PA

WM. G. LEE. Agent.

St John. N.

l"ire Insurance

_For rates in the RE. lllgid Mutus Fire insurance Conlifnnles on erm Build nge. Churches. elle. Schools, Hotels Cheese Factories Water Mills, etc. etc

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the police and military barracks.

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lm*

can et a really good re

Athletic Sports, Motor-boat races, and

first-classband music will be interesting

features ofthe da.y

Come and spend a Gala day' at Old St.

. » ' . - Peters, and we are sure you will reserve Refngerators at Economy Prices this day in future years for the S. P. S, C.

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frigerator at moderate cost. We searched far and T€&'p3fty,

and near for a high quality, low-priced line and _ _ _

~ l_¢n_ow we can-give you perfect satisfaction on both Spemal tfalg will (-gm;-3 ffgm

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' "“‘°“' S*°°“"‘“°'°°‘“"“'° ”"°°" Cr.'T..w... Nausea win be distributed ine. _ 1.7enne"- 8 Chandier giving more partic_ulars,aiid train arrange-

Grand dpening Tea Party

On Dominion Day. July Ist, tlieS.P.S.

Club,will hold their first Annual Tea-party it St, Peters Bay. The location of the grounds is beautifully situated, command- ing afull view ofthe most picturesque ~.tretch of water on the Island coast.

S. S Morwenns May

o`clock during the summer season

These slaamers are First clan' in every

and niak river, giilfnnd sea voyage of fourteen days

the li

From Mniilieal From Ch"l`own

' s. sf can .fsyimy 1..... sn. .i....¢su. `

Aftcr the above dsiten each steamer will leave Montreal alternately every Wed-

ni-sday evening at _qo'clock and from Charlottetown every Saturday evening at ti

carrying passengers and the tourist trade. The cuisine and service ara tiral class _

the sail from Montrail to Ch irlottelnwn. Sydney and St, johns, Nowfnniirllaiid, es a water trip unsurpasnerl in _its glorious and invigorating q iel|lie'. cunibining

*tn addition to passengers, fri-.iglit will/bc carried at lowest possible rates during raison. , ` '

.. if _ *_.

s»-'K I

1`he Percentage

ofthe ron! of FIRE INSURANCE on thc value ci property fi an small compared with pmt:-clion it gives you that i f`onl~ hardy to take the risk_nf not carrying ln- inanco. li in il:-. wisest of all economy to be amply pmtnrted.

DO l`i' TODAY by writing or telephon

ing. ‘

D. B. STEWART General Agent Charlollelowfl The Queen insurance Co The Liverpool and London and Globe lu-

surance Co.

Tlicfonimrrcinl Union Ins. C0.

Black

Diamond Line

29th June lst

resrmcl and arc especially xidnptorl for

Purity your blocd,

build up your body by using Rexall Blood Tab- lets,a standard preparation _ that is working good cures in hundreds of cases This preparation is sold by us with the un- derstandingthat if it is not satisfactory, your money will be refunded. One box 5oc. six boxes for $2.50 The McKin- non Drug Col, The Rex- all Store. 5-zidrtf »

For further particulars as to rates oi' psslllge and freight imply lu _

' BUNTAIN, BELL CO A.cn's .-

--- ~_s Us ..""

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C liailoitelown -a7Mmwi'l Y. ‘ _

See dur Designs-Get 0nr Prices`\ 1 Get a Monument rf* -

That painin the back

is caused by diseased _kid- neys. Get on the right road to hei\`l.th by using Rexall Kidney Pills, 8.

I .

l._q.J',¢. Q”

for the 'Family Plot l

A monume t in the 'beet memorial for the

. lsmlly plot lt wil last Longer. lo k better

and be more epproprlat t an any other stone could be. - . Call into s and eefoui- ai lendld line ot designs, sailed: the dnefyou tics and -we will rank? one to yan ard in msfbleor naples t at sgusrsii ed to ve lsr. slnetlon. ow Prices. suv terms. I _ ,ue toder.

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_ Haier et oeenie 1 cnt ll oi

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preparationthat is. fully .- guaranteed by us Money back if dissatished Price a box 5oc..three.boxe`e for 5 i.25, six boxes for $2.50. The McKinnon' DNR (Jo . corner Great G¢0f8¢ . and Kent Streets.

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