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Charlottetown.
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olensivo perspiration, in the fo
gf rm ot
,gba for ulcerative weakness, and for many `
“give antiseptic purposes which readily
“gen themselves to women, and espccidb 1
¢¢om.\\\<lf<>f=1lt°° vurpososofinstoust,
“maid nursery.
gm. toll*-»'°I° PNP-v UUlQ,U.l.A.
igdndveiy M i>f°°¢fv1Y=x. purifying. no ;
nnafying the skin, for cleansing the pong, I
glib! l9°Pi'l°8°f flmlt Mir. for softening, _
'|¢g;q, and soothing rod, rough, and som
-gg, in the form of baths for annoying 11-ri.
ug", iniiammatlons, and ehailngg, wg gn,
vggquynlosisaidmauiisa. Yornnbnloann
WE BUY ‘
THE
BEST
DRUGS
That canbe obtained, and our
< t the benefit with
8ClO*ClC*Cl‘lClC
customer- ge -_ -
out paying fancy prices. Are
you one o our customers? If
hot, we should be p'eased to
have vou give usa trial an_d we
will ' arantee that you will be
deligdiled with the resuts.
George E. Hughes
The Peoples Drnggist.
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_inzer Snaps
Who would want any
other kind. A Ginger
Snap thntisnot snappy is
no good.
We kee the snapsy kind
--inixedpright, me e nght
and we sell them right at
only
izc per lb.
Halifax, returned on Saturday evening.
_ Mr. O. A. Hornsby of Havana, arrived
in the City on Saturday evening.
` Mr. Herbert Hicks of Bridgetown, N,
5-. is spendingn few days in the City.
_Master_[Charles Harris returiied from
NURS ,ColleRe, Windsor, on Saturday
afternoon.
I AN lily fathers spirit, doomed for a
certain time to walk the night--Hamlet.
0D€ra House. Monday night.
Mr. W. L. Cotton, Editor of the Exam-
iner, returned from \Vindsor, on Saturday
¢V'¢DIng. Mr. Cotton attended the closing
of,King‘s College.
Mra.IH. P. Duchemin of Pictou, arrived
in the City on1Ssturday evening and is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duche-
min, Great George Street.
Rev. Jas. 0'Connor of Baltimore, who
recently arrived in the City, will leave
this morning for Cardigan and other
eastern points, where he will spend a holi-
day.
Mr. Geo. Clark, Mrs. Clark and family
of St. John, have arrived in the City. Mr.
Clark will conduct business in the stand
recently occupied by the late Mrs. C.
Lewis.:
THE Montreal Star of June 21st saysz-
The marriage of Miss Margret E. Daly,
daughter of Mr. Wm. Daly, 16 Phillips
place, to Dr. W. P. McNally, of Bangor,
Me.,fornially of Prince Edward Island,
took place yesterday morning at 9.30
o'clock, at St. Patrick`s Church, the Rev.
John McPhail, cousin of the bride, ofii-
ciating. _The bride, who wore a gown of
white duchesse satin, veil and orange
biose oasis; was attended by Miss Margaret
F. Daly, of Readville, Mass., who wore
white Swiss muslin. Mr. D. B. McDonald
of Prince Edward Island, acted as best
man. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the residence of
the bride`s father, and later Dr. and Mrs.
McNally left on a wedding trip to Prince
Edward Island. They will be at home
nfterAu|zust.1st at 145 Yorke street, Ban-
gor, Me. The gift of the groom to the
bridesmaid was a. pearl brooch. Mrs.
McNally was the recipient of a large num-
ber of very handsome presents, including
a. gold watch, the gift of thegrooin.
THE Christian Guardian published in
Toronto says:-“The smallest Province in
the Dominion has the honor of enacting
the first prohibitory measure. The Leg-
islature`:* which prorogued on Satur-
day,June 0th, passed a. pill abso-
lutely prohibiting the retail sale
of all intoxicating liquors, except
0 d t _d M for sacramental, medicinal, scientific or
Telephone ,g_ trade is iaiso imited to that sold to drug-
` r er 0 ay’ ¥ mechanical purposes. The wholesale
gists and physicians, and for consumption
% ` “I ' ` outside the Province. The Government
_ D.   ` ; appoints inspectors and prosecutors; ven-
’; B1ick.he’s°B;ta.§;;ys.d ~~ I .1 ders must take out licenses, and make
semi-annual statements to the Provihoiil
L 1, , f ;" fly,-` _ ,N .Secretary of all sales made. Illicit selling
I 1.
CARE !
is to be punished by a fine of not less than
$100 for the first offence, and not less
than six months imprisonment for the
second and consequent offences, without
DR' L' H'  the option of a fine. The bill goes into
_1.\‘eCl ncial Assistant at Royal London of for-ce on June 5, l90l, at the expiration of
h hal ' H ital Moorefields, and
Op Sentligflogdgn Throat and Ear
Hospital.
the half-year`s licenses. Great praise is
given Premier Farquharson by the tem-
Spleiaiisi in Discuss of The Eye, Tiiroai perance people of the Province.”
andilote.
Oillce-Cameron Block.
Residence-Richmond Street West.
lvei in by appointment. _ .
Erma lgxsrun nm Firriw wl'rH GLASSES I they see it. Some have not seen lt
Mig-__-1
` Office H°“"“'9°m 3 m' I” 1 "’ m' ls ‘°.‘ pm Most people know a good thing when
1 i
Weeks & Co.
Wish to save all Saturday buyers money, and to-night they offer goods
it prices that cannot be beat.
LADIES
Ladies
Blouses
4Sp3ci.l- 4-492, 593, 690. .
990.
Pique Skirts °
:au
GENTS-
' ' Cotton Hose i
2 pail' f01' 250.
Cas hmere Hose
2 pair for 85c.
i _ ,
Linen Handkerchiefs
Regular $1.85 to-diy $1 43 ` Regular llc now 3 for 280-
Belts
Pique 9c, Leather 18:.
Veilings
:ri
4 Ply Linen Collars
2 lor 2.5¢.
Flannellette Shirts
Suk Nets 83 Sd. _JTIJIS IIDG 200.
i u
' |  _ _4-u1ll- l-‘_
Blouse Silks l Gmgham . V
. ,. ' 1 ~
       i Moms & lust
i silk Front shim. _ ,
To-night 72\‘- _  _ »  __ W Upper Queen Street.
.  Black Sateen Shirt ‘ r i ' ~ 0 8.1
SICIC COtIlbS I ‘I This w‘;s a bargain at 90c to- M A   E  
5: pr’ Ge pr' loc pr'  728' A _ __  ,AI .I _. A ~~ ‘ -_   ex-I--I 1 -
. `  - - _ _ ‘ . - f   ' _ 'fa'  _
Hee--cw   A .Gem Stew Has  . nd
- ~ 250. 406, 704! all the latest .sity yan, of you may only take an     a
NI 1'  _ .»»s»»-1"-iw'-ie# -it ¢1»°”°°=.-E* 
c $f.‘..f.‘.';` ..~. ... ... -1 S ' cms Linen Has W°»=='°--»<l°°'-1*°f°'f°°-M' -   I Apron Silo.
i = f
550 yard. `
See that Blouse Silk. It woii’i3
lm long at 20c yd. I
1¢. 2°. 4:, our leader 40c dcz
I-IFGD
D D ffy returned Saturday night from
is in the city. _ ”°. “
Mr. John Tanton, who had been visiting
_ McGill College ,Mont-real.
Mr. \V. T. Huggi'-in and bride returned
to the city on Saturday night.
Mr. F. J. Rafter the popular representa-
tive of the Dominion Tobacco Co. is in the
city.
Mr. Edwin Dickie of Caniird, will arrive
in the city to-night to visit his brother Dr.
Dickey.
The Lyceum Company arrived in the
City on Saturday evening and will play
Hamler to night.
Coun. Brown returned Saturday night
from a business trip in the western part
of the province.
I1* is reported Sir L. H. Davies will
replace Judge King on the supreme court
bench.-Halifax Herald. __
Corp.Littie, Sgt. Torrence, Sgt. Buyers,
Fredericton, arrived in the city on Satur-
day night to attend camp.
On speak to me no more, these words,
like daggers, enter in mine ears-Hamlet,
Opera-House-Monday night.
MY father’s spirit in arms-all is not
well, I doubt some foul play-Hamlet
Opera House, Monday night.
Messrs Jas. Paton' and H. B. Smith re-
turned on Saturday night from Monctcn
where they attended _the Methodist Con-
ference.
Miss"Margaret Smith wasa passenger
by the western train on Saturday morn-
ing ona holiday trip to friends in Cas-
cumpeck. '
s
The Teachers’ Convention of King’s
County will meet at Montague on Thurs-
day and Friday 28th and 29th inst.
The horse races on Morris track at
Montague on July 10th promise _to pro-
vide an excellent day‘s sport for those who
attend.
_The remains of late Oliver T. Poole
which arrived in the city on Saturday
night will be forwarded to Cardigau this
morning.
A number of heavy draft horses for
work on Min ray Harbor Branch railway,
were brought over by the Princess on
Saturday night.
Sons of Scotland. Camp Ardgour, No.
1&, will meet on Wednesday night the
27th instead of tonight at 8 o’clock in
Mechanics Hall, Prowse Block.
The Bazaarwhich will be held by the.
ladies of Notre Dame Convent in the B.
I. S. Hall this afternoon promises to be a
grand success. The Bazaar opens at
4 o’clock. `
H, L.Chipman, General Manager ofthe
Plant Line, is in Boston to arrange for the
departure of La Grande Ducbesse on her
in-st ,trip of the season to day.-"-Halifax
Chronicle. 7
ON Saturday Sergt. Bradley.__located a
quantity of jellies,cl‘ieese, marnlulade. eto-
in a. barn on Brackley Point Road, sup-
posed to be the goods taken during the
recent burglary.
' _To-DAY is the opening* day' of Notre
Dame Convent _ Bazaar. The selection of
tha B.I.S. Hall should be an ideal location
forall wishing to attend. The ice cream
willbe cool, the tea will be hot and the
tables will simply be appetizers. Then
the candy-why its the best made. Re-
member the bazaar is in building next to
Revere Hotel, Kent Street. See ad.
The citizens of Tyne Valley regret to
learn of the ini ended departure of their
Principal, Mr. Profitt, who owing to a re-
cent inj1u'y, will be forced to recruit for
awhile. Mr. Profitt has been ranked by
Inspector McIntyre among our most suc-
'cessful teachers, as may be made manifest
in the coming entrance examination to
P. W. C.
THE fossil vertebrae of a Dinosaur found
at St. Peters’ Island by Jeremiah S. Clark
on Saturday while on the annual outing of
the National History Society is on exhibi-
tion at John Newson’s rooms. There
were several 'excellent finds. but the stone
backbone of the ancient animal is certain-
ly the bestof the day. It is believed to 
the second ofthe kind in the Island, the
other a. jaw-bone which Francis Bain des-
cribed some years ago. ~
Ar yesterday morning’s service in St.
Dunstaifs Cathedral Dr. Morrison inti-
mated to the congregation t~hat‘His Excel-
lency the fApostolic Delegate Monseignor
Falconio would arrive by the Princess
on duly 2nd and will be met and escorie l
by the diiferent societies to St. Dunstan’s
Cathedral where addresses will be. pre-
sented on behalf of the Bishop and clergy,
thereligious orders and the laity. The
delegate will reply and give the Papal
blessing. On Tuesday reception will be
held at the Palace. During the week the
Cathedral will be decorated. _
ld ’ I - . ' c -_
Hur 7¢ 5 yards ren 5 J Nico and cool 60:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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We oEer a Big Drive in Gents’ Colored  f0l' l7°'d9Y °“1Y' Shir t' '  zsc lb.  
*I\*°S°11at$i.20. 1.35 i. -o  ' S  °°°°°°°°°°°°°  Tea and F»ncvs=iein'u»sB.1 s.Hsii_i ihwiiaeat line of rss ,Biscuits
, oday9QC¢ _ . "7
It had 3 5“°‘“ °f ‘ts °'"” °°“ “ °°"“°°“ Kent St., on M-:ndav and Tuesday. thvl everything in that line `
one, but one you’d know among a hun 25”, and 26 h of June Stnwbanes
dred lifes; Covloo T05 D3¢k°d “P93351 and loo Cream Home-:nad 1 Candi TI”
for our tr e -
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 w E E  0 ' 7 W- -f-   S=~°=e fe- ‘i°:.‘.§‘;;ii.fi°:.°”§;;2;;"ti.“;..‘.i°‘:3. °     ' .
 TIN P°°PI°’5 St°’°°  & “6KAY, Festival most enjoyable. Entrance l0c.
‘I Suceoesors to Davison & Co. ;" ‘lun 20 d 61°
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~tiiough loath to refer to it, feel thlit this
to Some Wheelmeii.
Saturday‘s game was between sides
captained by Messrs. Carvelland Sullivan.
Players were somewhat slow in turning
up. and full sides could not be obtained. _
By mutual assistance, however, full iields
were placed, and the game proceeded un-
til6o’clock, when stumps were drawn,
as if two elevens were having it out.
Some of the young players are rapidly
coming to the front at the bat; but in the
ileid the work of all will stand consider- I
obl¢ tuning up. After all, sharp fielding
ii just as commsnsunxteas is expert T
batting; and the boys should not lose?
sight of the fact. Many a game `
has been pulled out of the hole by 2
S004 Holding on the partofs side less for- ’
tunate or even weaker, at the bat than
their opponents. The score wasas follows.
oanvr:LL’s sms.
E. McLean b Hyndman
S. McLeod b Macdonald
L. MoNutt b Hyndman
J. Hobkirk b Macdonald
W. F. H. Carveil c and b Hyndmsn
G. McLean b Hyndmiin
E. T. Higgs b Macdonald
H. Tiduiarsh b Do
L. Miller not out
R. Cottoln b Hyndman
b&Lb3 `
b-4
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sULLrvAL‘s sum
H. Hyndman not out
'Dr. H. D. Johnson b McLean
R. C. Golf c Cotton b McLeod.
J. Younker c sub b Carvell
-M icdonald b Carvell ' _
M. J. Johnston c and b Mc Lean
W. Murray b McLean
J. M. Sullivan c McLeod b McLean
P. Pope b McLean.
E. McNutt c sub b L. McNutt
b 7; l. b. 1; W 3
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The cricketers have a light grievance
aga*inst` some of our wheelmen and
slght intimation will lead to its removal.
Thoughtlessly many of them wheel right _
over thacrease at the Park and thus tend y
c<if__;;.;i9p¢ir its usefulness. If ibm who I
Wife  of this new cut would disooni
tiriiie fthe practice the oct would be
 oppreoiatcd by the boys.
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To cure al-Ieadsche in ton minutes use
Kumfort Headache Powders.
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§_§o_g_ Ti-is 9;.iaE.sRaT£n- 
OWN MAKE
BRIAR PIPES.
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UNSURPASSED FOR
QUALITY AND FINISH.
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Our Soda Fountain. I ‘
It' makes dpeopleso thirsty I
1-we coul not sell stale! i
I soda if we wanted to. Z
_ Z 'l`here’s is nothing so re- I -
I freshing on a hot _day as a '
Z glass o Soda-if its good. '
_ . What good Soda is you‘ll I
I never know, until you have Z
I tried us. I
The Ladies beiooziug-tg the Sodali-
f veutiniendholdiug s Grand Empire
Iilll
fill
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me imh by the Rev, J. i\._r m.-er. 03; Mn J, _.i__ McDonald’ Jn of Glemladaley °‘ Y _ Carveli Versus Sullivan-A Gentle lntimatioii
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__ Want to remind you about this wash  *
'department of ours. No need for us to;
 sl -' '_
boast, it’s enough to say w_e’re showing__.a_ I
bi ger and better line even than last 
If you only want enough print, or  7 - -
for an apron 'twill pay you to call here.
White Piques.
Dainty, crisp, clean, cool
looking fabrics, very popular
this year.
l5c, 16c, 22c, 27c, 30c, '43c.
Fancy Piques.
Very pretty range mostly
_ in spots and small dgures, s
large number of colors 13c.
Just Prints.
Therc’s nsrdly -s grade yould
ask~tha.t we oan’t supply. _
I 5c,`_6, 7, 8, 9, 10. ll, 12, l4c.
Every one isbettor than
you’/d expect. .- I
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Colored Fluslins
In the south window we’ve
just displayed s line of light
ones at I Sc.
nancy img. is ivtc-ua
24.; `
A lovely 
edbcts, almost exactly li
prima aiu. ' zsc.

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I JOHN EWSON
During the'
Hot Time..  
'You want some line :if groceries kept on
ice. -Our Msinuioth Refrigerator “keeps
c cool our Butter, Cheese, Crs_\m,,etc. _
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