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an ~ ,».-gr _~, , 51;" ' , .»-. , ` . 'VY '~>»_~f'.1 »"~- “"1 ‘ - 1 ~ ~ _-. * __ _ft . _~' » ~ -a ' ~. ,_ ._ , . _ _ ___

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1 in.,

fi -Clidrlotietown’s ' Departmental Store _

-, 1, . . ,

YUUY Spring. Hat l

yu » 1

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4 ~». ITS s fact-stylish

/, millinery AT

'F' THIS S'l ORE

I \‘*f.\

_ ip .A .5 '

ary stares.

Our facilities for giv-

ing mlllinery satisfac- tion are the best. Our head milliner person- ally attends to every order. Your hat must please YOU before WE are satisfied.

Early in the week is the

best time to leave your order. Then we can promise you

' prompt delivery- brightest

' ideas and fullest satisfaction.

A New Hats Came Saturday

Str.§va§;;;l)sylp ltflillinery arrivals included, new 'l`_nsrsn Sailors,

rs nl colors-Chiffru Dress Hats--Straw Dress l~Iats-~

Lefllbflls-‘Tape Hats-New‘Flowers, Feathers ‘and Foliage. Ai-

. together a most charming lot.

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Pretty New York Belts

Some of the nicest, neatest, prettiest

_Belts we’ve yet shown and not to say expens- ive. Ask tn see them. We’re pleased to show our new goods-it’s not necessarv that you purchase. ‘ " ' ’

Crush lcsther:belts-Greiys, Chanipagues, Blncks,Whites

-have pretty gill c rcle buckle at back. plain gilt bn kle in front.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.Sr 25

Anothe pretty style-box plalted effect rsueht with self

straps and ornsments~-nest gun metal buel:Ie-- var one shades at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. _$1 i5

Pretty tested crush belt that’s much liked for its nest

sty in Black, Greys, Modes, While. Has pretty gilt tenehle, only , .. --.__ ._.._, 950

_ sAviNi; l1fi‘i:Ms

Each item listed here represents a enuin¢

costs LESS than ordin-. '\

par’

ve,

7 MAY 30, 1906

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iIlUlillG|llHllllll==<

Oillccs in New Prowse Block- Charlottetown.

, 9 l

O ,`

- morning for Saskatchewan. were she will

Oli

Th on

- expected to sail from Ilallfax this even- 3

`|0E- attended. A splendldn program was

UNDER the department devoted toad- ° _vertlslux crlt.icism_ln thelisst lssuevptt "tl "W

' ment is Lucretia Poole, Montague. A

tho

here

are

at 10.10.

“tt-siniaatnigiic, ‘

express last evening., , , ' _

tributcrs. The group is to he a composite

studio- atyat any time, free, unless you

' 200 have had sittings; those wishing to be

Charlottetown this week. On nrrivisl at

Halifax on Monday from Boston, lt. was °

decided to continue the trip to Charlotte- c _ , , town, but shortly after leaving Halifax 'nxt' 5m‘"rd"y "ight by l"`“|"° “nd d“"i"3 the steamer had to put back owing to an l'

accident., presumably to the machinery.

last night by the Stanley. The steainei- wlli not he delayed to any extent, and is h

_iillnnadisn Grocer a iam advertiseluientgii

_ Sanderson& C0's which 'has been ta`ke'ir' ‘if

from The Guardian is reproduced wil.h.t.hs» G' _ 'following comment: “Sanderson &;,,Qg;R, "Wk ' ~ advertisenient/is rather unique. Gruaors °,h‘,’_ owe" Art M““"“m1 “Wai” “Y"'|’|' 'éeldom devote much Mbemlon to juni. 'shown by Miss Bertha Irving, Vernon

~` ' 1*' l""”

saruanar onaieisn nity cents s y..‘..- axrnnnn strong my with .fair canon- nn

i i V ' ' 1

E. Goonwinu, 'arrived by the train last :Ish :zu fxmoilos ::;T:‘:E: M liner! ` _ , y Muuner taht.. . ' ' _ ' -

Tue arrived in the city last night

Tn: stanley arrived isnt .night no o'cloc§‘.

R. G. Wauntol, was a passenger by the

C. B. a passenger by the

Coaagsraoztngre-1~s; _ sending Queen was dismissed. Henry Bsnoitfs case was

County pews will' please _marl_¢ "Queens , Connty"pst`_tii`e top of thc, first page of

Mme. each-time of sandinz.

Sosinaonv with a conscience returned

apblc' group of all members and cou-

e and a sitting maybe had‘at.‘Bayor's

s passengers for the Island will come by way tq Picton, is number arrived

ngh there is no adequate reason why R

they should not. The jam advertisement in, iz D B 'Y

shownis characterized by its artlsss- h°"< WW 315° f"°l`“hlY °°mm°“¢_"°d 0"

ness more than nnythmg 815% Smmmen" »In~the musical eienils-Miss Dottie Hearlz

made with few adjectives-each item It

is it own argument. The prices are 1'.-

hrought out well, and' considering the

size

of the advertisement, lt. was lm ont J

lan" 0° Supummndmb I shup Bccldental death in New York, of Walter

yesterday two dollars. stating thist. the ow’ ;1}1l<;nl¢;yi:';aY|:`rxented that much value from No ,,,m,,,u,,,n "Ru_d,nZ Mr-_ Bl_whn.s

' » death came to hand. but it is inferred

__ Miss Annes MCKENNA leaves this that the accident occurred lu the practice

of his profession as is civil euizlneer. His

lraapositlonaa typewriter. She wana death at the threshold of a pr-omlsinir

stulent. of the C. B. 0. for some time. Har can

many friends will rogret her departure.

Tnl Y. M. C. A. management would

like to have a complete historical photo.

who were friends of the young* man.

the farewelitour nt pre ent being given Y

arrived hers last night accompained by MV Spencer. Mr.Spencer says that the

_ reception tothsfamousslnger all thrcugh~

want a copy of the group.`Already over out, Western Canada was simply

wonderful for che enthusiasm it evolfsd,

this 50th anniversary group should and was most successful in ovary way.

attend to this nt once. . ‘

'I‘nEsten1nerBsverly will not coinsj 'to :(°“d°'y' when M“d‘"“° Al

Hotel.

with Mount Allie-on Academy and Corn- meroial College, Sackvill N. B we

nd, notwithstanding the rain, were well

iirrled out. Among the graduates from

ALL day yesterday the Police Court was occupied with prohibition cues. A conviction for s second clhnce was the lot of Sarah Jane iilnglnn, who was fined lllland costs or four months in Jail. The case ol George Iiksnry brought up a lot of evidence, and expert evidence as to the analysis of the seized beer; judgment was reserved till Thursday morning. The case against P. S. Brown, ilrsi; offence,

postponed till this momlng.

A rsnxonau received hers yesterday

afternoon conveyed the sad news of the

cn, son of Mrs. A. A. Alley of this

, and oi the late Josephll. Bracken.

_er, will be mourned by many hero

F. G. Srnucna, of St., John, manager of

Madame Albanl and her company, rs.

Spencer willramaln here until next

banl will

p arln thc Market llall, in is ad

oncsrt. The prima donna. anmier ompany will arrive in Charlottetown

lwir-stay all will lm ni, the Viugorm

"Tris: anniversary exercises in connection

c, ,, r

sid in Llngley Hall on Monday uftemoon .

shorthand and typewriting depart-

sss essay prize of $25 was won by Miss rata Poole. Montague. In the modelling

in connection with the closing o

Iver Bridsre, received special mention, the hand paintln classa lctui i

1_§fqtra:oath.fvysa,prominent._, , _

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...........». . , People.. _ 'irdoiieir

'FJ

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it 00d lothes,

¢ ll

0 ork in. l

Today we _want to remind you of our working l

r;nen’s department-the best of its kind in Charlotte- | town. Those men know that this store is not only the UP-TO-DATE DRY GOODS HOUSE-BUT |

also the SATISFACTORY FURNISHINGS store.

To-day we’re after the men who DON' T

One visit, one purchase-one good trial--will make YOU A PERMANENT customer.

Working Men’s Overalls.

Meu's white overalls and jumpers. made Men’s overalls nnd jumpers, something

of good heavy drill. all sizes, with or finer ,md heavier than above Hoes’ I without bibs. . . . .. .600 each, $1.10 a suit in blue’ black’ grey “nd strlpem with

Me11's overalls and jumpers in blue and or without hihs, all sizes, . . . .. _ . _ .

black drill, all sizes, with or without _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _‘L05 each’ $100 a Suit . 1 bibs, an excellent wearer..

' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘` ’ 85° °°°h'$"6° suit A large range of boys' overalls at 25c, _

Men’s overalls and jumpers made of good - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - -- -4'-‘Cv 45° “P i0 75° "Ch

fine heavy cottonade. all sizes, in I neat stripes . . . . . .. .95c each. $1.80 suit Overalls for little girls; . . . ._ . . . . .500 a pair

f/A-:_'»'f¢§{"/' /I T713 _

Working Men’s Underwear.

-‘_.`.°'_

' ,'_ .»L»;'- . \.

Working men’s underwear, heavy. better, knit, /fi

' fi, Y I, '~

Working men's underwear. nice cool balbriggnn,

. . . . . . . ..............50c suit

‘K

I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ....6oc suit (` ` H

D -Z

tant that they should be." _ u

W01kingmen's 1mde1wear.*in fine balbriggan. (all

». ..:f=_»-_ ¢,l1,;'~',,. , . , -,~.~ _._

. ‘ -rt-~. _ _-17. -1 ' ~ \ ~ . ~ f"{?"{,' ¢_,fi»f.?s<'.1 . ..' /.".’/

How often do ws hear it remarked: I1.”

_ .~ f i thtth 1 hi ir in

sons 1NrE1t1~:sr1Nc MONsr =»--~~ .°:::..:.._ .z 1:: .:.r:.it;:.

- ° hangs by Wm. Mombourquette, u3°"° occurrence that n cold, however slight

Film” Lina' 'Wt Queen Street' should not be dlsrcganled. Chamber:

“mtwlm in's Cough Remedy counterncts an

lil. y , tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia, Ii

8. d has gained its great popularity and

_ _ _ l ,A

money saving opportunity well worthy Tyour carefu ‘ °x

it |a§ll_»_ngerous to NegIect~AjCo|d.

sonlyacold,” and a few days later

nslve sale by its prompt cures of this

sizes) . .. . . . ... . . . . . . . .75c suit 2,2"

- ~,'.:. -. - _' , -:;°f»-~-f.. '.1

- 7,

Working mei.’s underwear, fleece lined. . . .$1.00 sul. ' \ ,¢;f.~5 .M '..i»,‘_ //2" '

_ _ 1;-rf? /fr; I ‘

_ ' »\.~ ug-'.\,"f_»1, ‘ '

Wori:1| g men s underwear, merino, good wearer,

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $1.00 to 81,10 per suit C """.-.~5".§_,"/

/- ‘~'.';_ 3 :,',‘/ _._,;/_.ff

attention. Why not investigate these (J-DAY. A ::»osl:°i>li;l:::niit;nfan|:$. Iirni~I::|’i:i»;“:ii » »

y _ I* ' 5 druggists. Ins

WM” R°°d“ *W "W i'h°“*`*““‘|Y'\"d“ 'W Men's working shirts, (a six dozen lot) different sorts. made of Ducks, Oxfords, | P“"°“"’5" C°'“- md 1' Gnlateas and Flannelettes, all sizes 14 tc 16 r-2, regular 55c,58c,6oc and 65:; liues at 49c

MARRIED. Working shirts in black sateeu, exceptional values, all sizes 14 to -17 1~2, at _ . . . . . . . . ._ _

` _

166 FANLY PERCALES 12 1.26

To close out this line ~we offer 250 yards of

thesefiue percales-dark and- light shades -32lncl1es wide, a splendid wearing and washing fabric, 16c quality for . . . . .. x:i%c

_ 756 ,TABLE o

Damask table ciothn, pure linen wiih colored

border, size 54 x 56 inches.

Re ular c

now hal(-price or . . . . . .._A . . . . . . . .. . .38c 9Oc Table Cloths 4-5c

Damask table cloths, pure linen, with colored

border, size 6ox6o inches. Regular goo now..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...45c

- $1.75 Bedspreads $i.55

Fine quality English Marcellus bedspreads 70

x 80 inches size, in pretty designs, An ex-

' cellent qnanty, wears and laundera splen-

.. dldly.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1135

$l.25 Bedspreads 98c

` 1't E li h Msrcelles Bedspreads

Flnesldlrillis: tsl: ahldge but are 56x68 inches, Re-

gular 5| 25, Special snap at .

. . . . . . . . . ...99c

_ ` 220 Lustre Suiting I7 I-2c

' ' l hot lades of M rtle

mlm!/iidsidier,ggi-':y1,gBl§:kLgu:rdnteed ias'tycoloi» '

` wear splendidly--30 inches wide, Regular gnc yard snap at . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 17%

‘lf "11-'r ~;- i

1 \ 5

Stylish $2 iiats $1.00

_ ,F _sfi '1l;`f‘i**f L'

_ _ ,.-

1 -stock-are excellent shapes

IN our Queen

Street win-

dow we show some rare bar- gains ln men’s Hats - mostly soft sty1es.T hese are part Of Weeks 81. 00's and excellent

value. Former Pflce 3"°°» is st°mP°d °n

~ li .

'wcéiiifliaiieelthey last we’f=

satisfied to take

_ .

A ' “The Two Macs" f

innn i innn 1.

Reward

We will pay the

above reward to any person who can show that ]ohnson’s Bak- ing Powder is other than a pure Cream of Tartar Baking Pow- der, or that any Alum was ever used _iu_ the manufacture of it.

Use what you know

to he pure goods. ' 7 * All grocers sell it. Qt

Mack`s Beef Iron and Wine is an ideal

tonic. lt is prepared from best Beef extract, Howards English citrate of iron and finest Spanish sherry- This combination affords a tonic ,blood builder and stimulant. Invaluable to all 'who are weak or run down in hcalth. Price 75caln.rge bottle. The two maos.

MacDonald & MnKinnou,drngglst.s, Cor. 8 ` Gt. Geo. and Kt-. sts. dl»W 1|

to Miss Catherine G. Morrlsss ef Orwell

y _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . zoc, 25c, 29c and 35c yer pair

Working n1en‘s niitts and Gloves, all the best brands. guaranteed wear proof, fire proof

DiED- and water-proof at . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ..........28c, 450, 60, 75c, 95c $1.15 and $i.15

SIGSWOll'l.‘H-At. Cardigan yesterday

moming, Dunnld Sigsworth, aged 00.

Marga McPhee, in the %nd year of hcr age.

Hll

MGI-‘HEE-At Heathcrdale, on May 21st

ret, daughter of the late John

llllll lil _

MASSACHUSETTS,

followed the drop of overw degrees in

tem

0'ol

Bosrorr, May 2h-The storm which

perriture yesterday afternoon in this

ty and vicinity developed into one cf unusual intensity during last night. The total p

14 in

This

Cleans silver with-" __

' out the trouble of pol-aj F ishing it. Simply dip l

' the silver in a solution

of silverease and it be-

_ comes as brilliant as T new. 5:4 ~

Price z5c a package. V

Sold 'only by ' ,

. .DRUGGISTS. 1 Gornerot. George and Kent sits. V

recipitation up to 8 a.m. to day was chan of which UB inches fell after

ook lust night.

forenoon it was still raining hard

ith the wind blowing briskly from the orthwest.. The thermometer at 8 stood at 50.'

1-it-»

your dealer for Diamond 1-‘otash

. _ A Ask

V tile most reliable soap maker and dirt

consumer on the Market. tts &t.w

. . . ... .. .......6oe,85c,and$135esch ,F

CRAIF-MORRISSEY.-O 29th M _

by Rem fm M,,,,;s,,,,, g,,p¢,,|:T_ _r_ 0,51; Working n1en’s braces. good elastic web. leather ends. English make. at

lil Sill FHANISEU

SAN Fnawcisro, May 28.-A heavy rain

storm swept over the city and surround- ing country Saturday night. and Sunday, bringing much discomfort and misery to the refugees camped out on low grounds. In several parts of the city W9? W6” driven out ct their tents by the water-

A special six dozen lot of working

shirts, made up of oxfords, galateas, ii innelettes and the like. B" Biz” iro.u 14 tc 17% rfgllllif 55°. 59. 60°. and 65c, lines all are going at '49c each. Moore & McLeod, 3061!.

'_ t

a .1

gi.

i -n

' D. 1 STEWART.

§§DA| NTY `lAN D-

h.|cH'r

are our loaves oi bread, Pnre,whole- some and nourish-

, ing. _V

'TU \'_l°_*i' g

Ev-"rs Hiram Bskes last broad.

WALL PAPER

Is the cry at present. You

will find the prettiest patterns

and the lowest prices at

Ta l0r’s

Hhiiiss Plant ----------------

OVER ’ TWENTY

PER CENT

The Sun Life wrote over zo p.c. of the total in-

' surance written by 21 Canadian Companies last

year.

For plans in this progressive Cu., apply to

E. E.. IBE1()\7V`.

Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island i9 mwi iyr

M _, F _ .._;€i

GIVE, THE BOY A SHOW

Whatprevlsion are you making to give that Boy of yours s start in life

THE ENDOWMENT POLICY

is the simplest, safest and surest method- Start early that he may receive the benefits before he is too old.

THE NORTH Ar\ER|cAN LIFE A

Issues s special "Chiid’s Endowment.” which we will be pleased to show you. Write for information.

Ross & Matthews,

CHARLOTTETOWN. - ~

BO KSTORE ,