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The latest news, first of all.

--- ‘ City yesterday.

A. Pigott, Mt. Stewart, was in the

city yesterday.

T. Sigsworth, Corravllle, was in

tins City yesterday.

Prof. Rose. City, came in from the 2-40-

East yesterday rnornlng.

Thomas Mey left the City yesterday

for Souris, by the afternoon train.

The New Wonderland program for

Pase four.

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Mrs. W. Ray Williams and baby,

I-B. Dingwell was a passenger' from: Architect Hsrris,:l Halifax was

this City on the outward train yes-,in town last- week and he ish; send terday ufteI’l100n. ,color scheme for the decorating of

J. A. Breeman, Tlgnish, was a pas-, 2:;_EpiBc0pa1 church' Picton Adv°'

1 h .3 senger to this city, yesterday and is .

tonight' is given u t e rea er on registered at the Revere Hotel. i _ '

Miss ' Ella Squarbrigs of East and former,

' yofthis Cith.b'

accompanied by her sister' Miss Ad_ Boston, left Saturday on return, al- translened to the geuemlyonziitses etiir; die Curran, left yesterday morning ter vsrting her_ grandfather, Henry Toronto'

for her home in Rumfmd Falls' Men Sq-uarbrlggs, Fitzroy Street.

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The Smartest best made Dollar -Shirts in the _field this Spring

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if lnrcqlu_-sting the men of our city to come and exaniin

our liuc of “dollar shirts” which we call the “l’rowsc‘s special’

we wish to assure you that we are not referring to thejusual dollar variety that floods the market. Not until we were able to

put forth Something Better than thc usual would we consen

to have it known as the “Prowse’s Special". The desi gn

styles and colors are wonderfully diversified, includ ng every

authentic fashion.

Coat, or regular styles plain or plaited bosoms white, colored, striped, figured and checked. Cuffs on or off all sizes-Price $l.00.

Special purchase of Men’s

Summer Shirts

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datc patterns. If you nccd shirts for

;. spring or summer wear here’s your

l ,; chance to get thcbcst bargain of

'fat the season. All si'/.cs iii the collec-

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_ Make the home

Curtain cosy and cool

Suggestions

White spot and figured muslins for bedroom and sash cu r-

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tion, Choose at 47c. See themiin

our window

tains white figured madras, muslins and frilled Bobbiuct Irish point curtains in white and ,ivory. Largest vafi¢iyfl'0l11 thc

very cheapest to the very best Novelty braided curt ains door panels, door mats. (C‘“'Pet D°P°ftm¢"t)

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-~~ ~-- - f The Foresters near Bradalbana ,will

at. Camoron's Hardware.

' Tho friends ol Ser t D l ,Civt Dr. T. E. E. lt hins, Arfah C' ;

Head Offices ln Nsw_Prowse Block--Charlottetown. are gina that in w-aieiifiii egguegn til mu, Ernest nteifmnos aneurin

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GDJOY a short drive on Sunday. bone spent Sundaynt Vernon River cw " l M '

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J. Acorn, Mill View, was in the, Mrs. R. P. Rogers, of Victoria, has

Zftulgpid agzler spending a week in ie `1y.e n tofM~. F

Jabez Hodgson of Tryon is report- Batt. g es is mnk

cd to be seriously ill. . ' ___

--- A beautiful s l , tl d d

The tide will be high this afternoonl was given by Milt; lglvciiaa lM¢:lli1she,moli

at 1.45 and tomorrow afternoon ati Montague, Sunday evening in 31;_

Paul's church in this city.

, E. Geddie Spencer of the Bank ,of Nova Scotia, Cambellton, N_ B_

remember thc meeting of Court Strathcona dn Thursday eveni'n'g,May 13th. There will'be initiation and other important business.

James and Mrs. Dustsn and little

son, Gordon, of Moncton, are ,guests of Mrs. Dustan’s parents, Rev. W. and Mrs. Pcnna, Methodist pa/rsonagn Shediac-Telegraph-Mr. and Mrs-_ Penna and daughter are well known here.

Mrs.- Deinstallt leaves St, Stephen, next Thursday evening for Vnnnouvér to visit her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Klllnim, and will be absent several .months.-Telegraph-Mrs, »Deinntn,v1t'S many Provincial friends will wish her B. plea-“ant journey.

The third theological Crvnfercnco

in connection with the synod of al- berta, opened in Calgary yesterday Among the speakers were Iwv. A. D. McDun‘a.‘ld' of Lamont., formerly of Prince Edward Island, whose subject was “The use of thc Ministerk.; time." Rev. J. G. Mclvor who also formerly preached in this Province, delivered an address on "How to rcud and use ‘tho Ulrl 'Festa-1ncnt.j’

MPH. Sllfnh E. Hlgclow fl`l£9(l on

Saturday at the homo of her son, J. _E. l3igclow,. Truro. Shu had rcnchcd the nge of cightyciglit years. Mrs. W. S. Hnrkins, of Ncw York, was a duugllter, and was with her at tho time of her death. A son, Dr. Scy- nlour E. Bigelow arrived at his moi- t|\t\r's bed-side, from New York,. just nl short time before tho md* camo. --~ St. John Tclegruph»-Mrs., Harkins is well known in this city. _

Prince Edwrrrd Island ig finding L,

new market for its potatoes in the (lunudiiul west. Every (lily Sliipinunrn zlxc going through this port. Tliero are two scliuoners in with full car oe

yesterday with 3,000 bags, while the rcgulur boats have them daily as part of their cargo. The freight is 94 cents per hundred pounds so that lthe fruit of the earth must find a big price when it reaches Calgary and other western centres.-Picton' Advo- cate.

T'he merry month of May ushers in

sunshine and flowers and equa/lly ac- .ceptable as the warm days and beau~ 'tiful landscape arc to the lovers of nature, so will the May number of Busy Man’s prove to its readers. In addition to several original articles of merit and interest, the best con- tributions in the leading -periodicals 'on Political -mid Commercial affairs, System and Business, Industry and World Wide Development appear. Tho most instructive and entertaining; things in twenty-five of the foremost magazines.-are presented and the sel- ections have been made with a view to ftifrnishin'-g' something that will please all classes of readers. Tho May cditi-on of Busy Man's is hand- somely illustrated and its cont-ents are cerzliinly of a comprehensive character.

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The entries for the stake races at

the Halifax Exhibition have been made by the following L 2.40 'trot race, H. C. Hooper, Dr. J. T. Jen- kins, P. C. Brown, Hotel Victoria Stables. 2.40 pace staket M. A. 0'- Brien, Dr. C. L. Strickland, Hotel Victoria Stables, Charlottetown, J. D. McIntyre, Montague. Tw0~year- old trot stake: Dr. J. T. Jenkins, W. S. McKie, Hotel Victoria Stables, Charlottetowru, J. H. Irving, Pownal, Daniel N. Taylor, Nine Milc Creok, James McDonald, Summcrside. 2.10 stallion trot; J. M. Nicholson and Hotel Vict/oria Stables, Charlotte town. Three-year-old stake trot: P, C. Brown, Charlottetown. 2.20 pare stake: llotel Victoria Stables. Four- year-old trot stake: Dr. J. T. Jon kins, Hotel Victoria: Stables, Frank

Beales, Uhairlottotown.

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and the swcllc-at entertainment ever given hero at New Wonderland to night. 5-lldli.

.‘Graft,lng and spraying supplies

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5/ie Deliciousness

Of our cake cannot be surpass. ed. You want something nice Then order some of our

Sultana or Nut or Fruit Cake

Telephone 21| D. Stewart.

ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread

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and the H, S. ldnterprise came in

:Free seats for every tenth person, L '

...__ Mr. McDonald, son of Captain Wm.

McDonald, Souris, came to the city , yesterday morning to undergo gi-eat. ment at the City Hospital for a sore leg.

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A schooner arr ved at Picton inet

week from the Magdalen Islands. She l`0P0l'tB h8Viflg had to sail over 200 m-ilcsron account: of- drift ice, 60 miles further than 'a summer ,trlp.

On Sadlrday last, May 8th Jamés Lew". Hestview, finished his sewin" of oats and wheat. This spring ig exceptionally early and one year ago it was May 20th before Mr. Lewis finished.

Mrs. Lodge, wife ol Rav, W_ wiigm, Lodge. is quite in .it the parsonsge, Shediac, with in grippe_ Her many friends hope she will soofn recover.- Tclcgraph: Mrs. Lodge's many friends in this City will regret to learn of her illness.

The Stanley left port this morning YO Place the buoys on Miscofuche and Tryon shoals, Next week the Em press goes to Halifax for overhaul- ing on the slip. The Nort-hnmbep land will iuke hcr place west, and thc Stanley will run between Char- lotteltown and Picton.

D. P. McRae of the Transvaa-

P01iC€ (f0I`mcrly South- African Con- stablry) arrived home Saturday nigh. from South Africa, Mr. Mcltae ha: put in 9 years continuous service ii the Transvaul, after visiting his ol.. home in Pownal he will proceed Was; to take up thc half section ol lam. (320 acres) granted him under th Volunteer Bounty Act.

T. E. G. and Mrs. Armstrong, wh,

have been visiting Dr. und; Mrs. (inr- rie at l~ln'lifwx, are returning hom( today. H. A. and Mrs. Ilolms' and little diaughtcr are also visiting Dr. and Mrs. Currie. Mr. Holms has becn transferred from the bamk at Sumrncrsido ll". E. I.) to Lindsay, (Ont.-) and they will visit Mrs Holm’s relatives in St. John uni, Rothcsay before moving to their neu home.-St`. John Telegraph.

Augustus Ayl\vwrd's tobacco stori

on Lower Quccn Street was enters. hy thieves Sunday night. They gal in hy removing two panes of gina. from a window ut. the rear of thi shop. The loss sustained by Mr. Ay] ward was liglrt. The cash' registci was tampered with and $1.50 in cont... all that it contained, was? tiukcnu 'l`l\¢ only other thing missing is zl. lnrgi package of cil.:1|rci.tcs, containing 5 of thc small tigurcttc packages.

Thc opening of the engagement if

Percy Saycc, at New Wonderland las evening, proved that once again- ba: the niwnalgement obtained a' singer worth going far to hear. His voic. is clear as ai ibell, powerful an-d com pletely fills the large hall. His worrli. are distinct and plainly cnunciaberl, and his tones are melodious and beau- tiful. The management desefrves con gratulations on securing such al cup nble addition' to its stan, and may success 'be portion of both singer a/nd nmanageinent.

The news of the re-engagement of Frank D. Stanton’s Talking Pictures drew rv splendid house to New Won- derland lnst night, and the attrac- tion was surely worth the going to cnjoy. The new Talking Reel was “The Auto Heroine" and it proved oven more interesting' and thrilling than the reels which proceed-ed it. It is full of interest and marvellous climaxcs, and kept the audience cn- 'tranced throughout the deplct.ion.Thc sketch was along thc same order of ‘.`;ie-ing "built just for laughs” amd' it certainly fulfilled its mission. Thc company .are clover actors,»excapiilon- ally versatile, and re»marklil>1y Clever- in fact the finest attraction which have come this way i¥lH»l0¥\l! l1im0» The regular pictures too are far a~ head of anything brought here as Yet. and taken all in, all New Wonder- land is a place of amusement which caters for good entertainment, pro- vides it, and hence descrvcehoarty Ipatronage. The new singer is thc best heard yet, and the combination of good music, excellent sketches, talking and moving Pictures is as nearly perfect as it can he.

:No telling who comes tenth, but

whoever it is gets n free sent at New Wonderhvnd tonight. 5--11411-

Factory milk cans sold cheap

at Camoron‘s Hardware.

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wire strotohers the bost at

Cameron‘s Hardware

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Vi/'e expect a brand

new stock of

hlng ankle

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If you’ll wait for it

we’ll make it worth yourwliile.

,i Standard

; Patterns

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The Northumberland arrived ln this J M' and Mrs Gnu a Geor

111|; QUEENS Coum '(;UARD1AN,‘.,,..... ~ =~

t y i, 't n, o the ity yesterday S V

Monday. Mly loth. |900

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| because of the wrong corse

"2 Why look older than ou are

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The right corset cani make a. poor "’-Q

1,' j gown much better, but no gown however "ls ‘ -.'

I4 fe elaborate can make up for a poor corset.

; This store stands ready tu provide -

Won1eu's and children’s corset waists

inthe popular Gloria, here in all sizes. '

_ _ THE MUORMAC DOLLAR CORSET '

` f' " is just about tl1e best little corset for one

' .ff ' dollar that youhavée ever seen. It ihssn111art-

l made of fine irm couti , it as ose A .lg 1,, siipporters attached, it is as nicely made 7 ' " mga _

,; as most corsets that are offered you at 1.25 and it is only

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T The rightly shaped corset will preserve the youth- l ful lines of your figure-will mould it to the lines of

beauty and attractiveness.

< U0 not allow your figure to grow old-before you do,

when so smallamatter as the right sort of a corset will

‘ largest stock of D & A and B & 1,,,corsets _

in the city is here for you to choose from _

5oc to $3.50. I ' '

Brassieres in various styles and sizes ‘

$1.00 each.

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The MOORMAC at 75 cents is another great value.

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(The liandsomcst papers we’ve ever had--in greateri

range than ever, ready now. 5c to $l.25 per roll y

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?‘ you with what is right in corsets, the ` - \ i

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M M _ GO-CARTS.

The new g0‘¢B\"t5- All th.” new

1900 models are now on display# omni floor-new style and Pwtf°f“*`=‘~

The finest line we have ever showg in mtg-an, leather and cloth bool carriages, reclining g0~°HffS 8;? automobile carriagvév We have t " greatest line of low Dflffed g°'°‘“`tS ever shown here; Sl-H1919 I” constfuc' tion and durable; lightweight; P\`l;e‘1 from $3.75 up. See our display.-` as Paton & Co. 5“7<lff~

Beer SL Weeks for furni-

ture, table linens, shectings. src. 4-23dff

"Buy your ties and ‘rats

where thc stylus and prices arc right, that is at D. A. l3ruce’s. 4-l0flfU.

"Buy Cartcr's Flower and Vegeta- llo Seeds in packets, and 304'- full vsluo for your money- Lures mek- ets containing twice as much sced as are in those onered at a 10W PNC” by other dealers. When buying V08* :Stable and flower seeds. YO" Wffnt seeds, not nearly ernpty Dfwkeifi- POT sale at our store and by our AHQHQS all over the Province. Buy Carter s Tested Seeds and you get the best:

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When you are wearing perfec-

r.|on brand clothing you can have the satisfaction of being stylish- ly dressed at little oost.0ur sults are made after the latest styles and will satisfy any orltlc. Every detail of our suites ls perfect. they are made to sult. men who want the best for their money. Call in and examine them,H. H. Brown The Young Mens Man.

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cer SL Wests for Furn Window shades, Po

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Tackl

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets, Lines, Hooks, Fly Books.

Flies snitable for Is-

land waters.

>An fi not fo be

lmadherey wi; will be pleased to get for you

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, coucaurs Priced from $1.50 up

The right kinds at “Markright” Prices.

Mark Wright

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' AND

PINE TREE TIMOTHY

liarly Red Clover

A..~;ike Clover

Waite Russian Wheat

Red Fife wheat

Silver Hull Buckvr heat

Longfellow Corn Peas and Vetches_

Have just received our stock of the above all of which are

good fresh seeds and the best that could be got from most re- lialm. secdsmen.

Ulu motto is the BEST not the cheapest. un. long established reputation in the seed line is the

best guarantee you can get.

buf prices are lowconsistent with good quality.

VVIIOLESALE AND Rl£'l`»\lI.

HORNE Q C0.

Late Red Clover

'\* hite Clover \Vhite Fife \Vheat lhickbill Barley White Banner Oats

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_-_< ' i soonbe iutofl aainandwewish

As spring is here the wool w ll g Y 12,'

to say to all our farmers and others that we are _still in the cloth and wool business in the old stand and as we paid the highest price last year for wool we intend doing so this season too so bring yor., wool lo ug and you will not be disappointed. We are in l>usmess not < if to inakd money but for mutual assistance you help ns and we will heip you V

Carding

We do custom carding bring your wool to us and we guarantee in

give you the best rolls and if ever you find anything wrong with them ‘ust return them to us and we will give you new ones. We are bound M g i ve you perfect satisfaction. We keep a full range of the but

l'w eeds Homespuns Flannels Blanketings Ruggings and Ya rm

W. C. TURNER ®. C0

nnuoorsrs, (Y The Low Price Store, -

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Sunn side Ch ’t0wn

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