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` Fringed White Muslins 32|: per' yd.

ringed Madras 48|: “ "

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prices are.

0ur $1.25

0ur $1.00

“ln is for Said Faotmr tliea|i."

all you hear- 'out you can believe what you see.

That’s why we want you to come here, and see what our

Ladies’ Oil Pebble Boots, with toe cap, an extra good value.

Girls Oil Pebble, nailei Boots, are good wearers. We’ve proved t it- .tk

R. JOST,

s'rAmPER’s connisn. _

uhh rnsnntis addressee to ies § Udersigned, will be received at this E

0|°Mintil noon, on 'é

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furnishing certain materials and

the work necessary lor the :___ ofcertsin portions of the §

Sew i System, accord- ` ;T_.§

:ations and plans §

seen at Oflice, and also at the _Z-; of the Engineer, Mr. Freeman C. E

thi-‘ tf)tric= ; and eacb tender must E

_ Iccompanied by a certified Bankri

; *De ibr six hundred dollars ($600), li

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Sewerage System spring gnu)

YEAST

Saturday, May 6, 1e99§5UR[-3, .

PURE.

FRESH.

53 State .%t.reet. Boston, Mass. § put up In Tin Cans' als inner. be on forms supplied E Six Cakes in a Carl

Price 5 cts.

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and Province

dents Everywhere.

Sec a.-1;; on page 5.)

t o’c1~ick this in Jruing.

vill bs engaged at ltbster fishing.-

I Post.

, .f tliii..5`zi:l§\'il1-L3 Post, rays that Mr. J

t ends while there.

of freight and 100 bags of mil.

recovered from the cold. but the ner- vous trouble still continues. The spc~ cialist who is treating him says Mr. Nlaoneill iv l' be obliget to take two or three iiinntzis’ complete rest from s udy. reading. etc. The trouble has been brought on by overwork.

THE clergymen of Tryon are all from

the old country. Rev. Mr. Hicks,Meth- odist minister, came from Mtinchesu-ir,

England. Rev. Mr. Price. Pastor of the Baptist Church was born in Wales, and Rev. Mr. Robertson was born and educated in Scotland, while the Presby- terian minister who precedfd him, the Rev. Mr. Quinn, was a native of the E erald Isle. .

IN fiont of Messrs Mark Wright &

Ce’s furni ure store yesterday was noticed a beautiful piece of, workman- ship.Upon enquiry,Mr.Wright informed Tull: GUAiini.iN that it was the new triple settee for the pulpit of the First Methodist Church of this city,0n its way from their factory to the upliolstering room. It is massive in appearance and is built of quartered oak. upholstered with velvet rugs. The design is from Burke’s plins and is the contribution of the Ladies’ Aid Society. When placed in position it will enhance the appear- ance of the patform to a large degree.

DURING the coming summer it num.

ner of new ministers will be installed

T inily church. St. Matthew’s Presby- terian church and Brussels street Bap- ti. church erewithout ptstors, and the Jewish synagogue is also vacant. The Leinster street Bapist church pulpit li-is been vacant for some time. bu.” early nr-xt. month the new minister,Rer. Mr. Smith. will take charge. Papers to-day announce that Rev. Dr. Bruce may lea re the city. Rev. J. A Gordon, of the Mein street Baptist church, still has under consideration a call to the Pacific coast. These are some of the p obable changes. Others will occur at the Mffthcdistieonterence in June. It is understood Rev. Mr. Fisher will leave Fairville, to be succeeded by Rev. Mr. Stienton, whose place at Exmouth street will probably be taken by Rev.'1`. J. Deinstadt.- The pastors of the Co- burg street Christian and the St. An- drew’s Presbyterian church are absent in sick leave.

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1"- =_- _ _ _""“‘ SZ.” _ _ _ _ _ _ :$25 ==

in _ _

__ ,_ 0fSnwers and Water Supply. This

1 _ 9 will be forfeited if the party ‘_ the contract or fail to complete

'01' o -

..~., ~ k contracted for, but will b. ie-

in case of non-acceptance ot _ k __ _

l ...............l Whatvtts and Brtdtes

_ to accept the lowest or any -- ,

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r. _ Department of Public Works.

HENRY SMITH, Charlottetown, 17th April, 1899. H h c hw" tu 6

Chairman. EALED TENDERS win be received “S es’ °“S - " " .

of Commissioners of' Sewers and Suntil noon on THURSDAY, THE ,I:g,fsF2:§h§'1|C °iii,ffmi?;,°:rcyh1ti;s&¢§¢€1g§r:§ Water Supply. Charlottetown, P. 27TH INST . from any person or per-. Pri°°25<=°I1

April 15, l89\1. »l5 sons willing tg tene any 0; the -Pubiig ` Hughes’ Creosote Mixture `

._¢,._ =___.__ Wh d B -da. 1; ° an el nt preparation for Chronic

arves an ri ,es,|a o a Pier at Bmcmm and Lug Dimw price

Shrefdteamfvl venus wan Bolle River Harbor. Lot 62, from the sscents. ,

in each towush of Canad

,_ e,,S_,,,u,,f1 first day of May 1899, to 81st March, Rodd’s Rhoumatlsm Cure. , 1

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Particulars and conditions and rates ' ' e 7 ' ‘

may be procured at this .Department or QW, 1NDg;p;g~n0N_ gmggn willbe forwarded to any address. PA 0N°¢°- Ow-

The Department not bound to ae- F°"“‘°5°**'5"l"U|" “N183 UW

cept the highest or anv tender. e ».¢. _

-tween-HTH. plumes -ff ,, in

an l _ ` . _ __"?‘ "1" H' _ ""1 _'_ ._

' A,P\’,\118-dvtti . . ~- tion:-tmmwn. » _...nannies

spinmmttmmtrmttittnmtsts gmhm , ~ E Want a Dollar

of your money unless we giye _Q you afull dollar-'s worth for it. -0 A petson in purchasing anythinlz `° should get the BEST HIS

MONEY CAN BUY.

We’re All . fter That.

Thzitfs how we buy our lumber, and we offer it to you as we buy -o it-the be-t procurable from the

manufacturers.

Before stock tatring We are

ing to make the Shingle P

smaller.

“*.pecial’ Cedar Shingles are i stock only at the Bee uivc.

NE 181.

Connolly’s Wharf.

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Special Remedies prepared for DY

*"- ofthe Plant Line will leave Bostcn d

R in the lirst wee ‘

y eporters and Correspon- gag, ML ,,;_“§Q._M‘gfr§eC°j§f‘l§; i if

agent again this year. 3_1, l

Tm: S.S. Stanley s.-ills for Plcloti at

J. F. D01=sr~N. of Cape Tormentine

_left last we-ok for l°. li. Islatid, where he l \ ' t . ~ ` ~

lli: (`,`,iut<t‘Tlii~;i:s will lttztiire next

_ l_ _ .l .Y Subyet, liiictt-rizi.

'l`tii-: Cape 'l`oi-nitfntinc correspomlent

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A. Cnllatheii, mail cfcrk, inzidc many .ri ~

Tut: S. Stenlcy left Picon yester-

day tn/-rtiiiitz ri' 7 ii. in. :intl :irr.vecl in :iris put ti' 1215. wizha lqiigge cargo

Rt-;v. G. W. I`ist1i;1:, Mctholist Min-

_ister :tt Fziirville, l\'. B.. and .wt-ll krown here, li-is been suffering some- what from ill-heiiztii of l:-.te but is im- it proving.

Lsrrrizs from Rev. l..G.;Miicnelll, at

Clifton Splings, N.Y , :tate that he hits

to St. John pulpits. At p'esent,

Take Laxative Brtiin'iQ.iinine Tablets. All

ggéigglsts refund the mone51)__§__i_t_z__S_f_t_ilsIp_i_>st‘3cl:_§ 8 U C. pei'

'lags _ _ 1000

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Y’s meet this afternoon at 4. , C

~ . Pnosonncmc Bee on the 25th. Boyil "

____ against girls. Be there sure. Late! NCWS ttf the Clit' “le °t§r;::..s:r He: S

W. W. Clarke is the popular agent.

gl p ir places

Tut-‘ Suuiirtisinn P F I

dents willreturnlater. Although no result-i have et been ubiished t

INst>i-:cron McCoiinac on the 11th tl

_Scht'ol,and was very much pleased indeed with the readiness with which the pupils answered the questions pu.

ste the school in a healthy condition Fromthe primary department to the Prir cipai’s room. all the teachers de- serve praise for the progress made in school f-ir the last year. Mr. Jay, the Principal, is doing good work, so did Mr. McDonald his predecessor who retired the ls! of January last. The examination was the_ best that had been held in Montague for years. Mr. Mc-

hours each day, and we believe he is the right man in the ritrlit la e. Th

ed the rate payers to provide more school accomodation. as the rooms are too much crowded. Ai the close re- marks were . made by Mr. Inman, Barrister, who assisted in the examin- ation by asking questions. Several rate payers also made favourable re- '-arks. Mr. Jay, the principal, com- plimented the rate piyeis on having such painstaking trustees who are so at- tentive to the wants of tue school.

Tris Rev. Geo.C. Robertson. recently

pastor ot the Presbyterian church of Cave: `dt~f=. t :i ring ac`t-opted a call from ah- l’...l»y_...'i-.n churches of Tryon l-linlpbu and Binshaiv, gave his intro- ductory sermon in 'I`i°_yon last Sunday eve ling. Notwithstanding the bad ‘state or the roads, and the unpleasant- ness in travelling, :-1 large number of ptople belonging to the different de- nominations. wended tht.-ir way_to the church through slush. mud and -water; to- listen to the rev. gentleman the ll1st tin.e Having selected his text trom the Acts cf the Apostles 10:9. --Therefore ciime I unto you without gaiusaying, as scan as I was sent foil I ask thtrefore with what intent ye have sent for nie?” He ut' orce, in a; clear. impressive and logical manner, entered into the spirit ot his subject, expatiating at considerable length ou the responsibility and accountability, of a mini-ite_r of the gospel, in `rela,iio_n to his church and people, showing conclu- stvelv that instead of endeavoring to p`e se tie people by exhibitions of ora- tory, and high sounding words. he slfould in plainand simple language, pi each Christ and him crucified. This, said he, is my mission unto you, to preach Christ and him crucfied. glory- ing in nothing rave the cross of Christ. Th~R-vgentlemau then. in lauguaref full of zeal and a\:xiety,urg<d vp tn hi5

working together for ilin upliulltiltvlofl th.--. church and for he .iifva io~i of their

il]'_\[]_)()]_‘LZ1l l~O`l_]1~_ 'ling l'i'*.“.\l)\`ll(?»!'l3.ll people cf Trvon,i_l.iuipton and Bonshaw are to be complimented on their ch0iC6 of ii pistor.

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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY ,

0arters’eseeds grow -

HUNDREDS of pairs were sold of our l

wonderful 82c. glove bargain. The sctutl value of these gloves is from. $1.20 to $1 35 a pair. Get a pair and save 50.1.-\Veeks & Co.-20 3i eod. _

_Tris Sr. CLA! is undergoing con-I siderable repairs this spring for her new route A number of the state rtoms forward are bein torn out and

bunksarc bei.; iu‘u §nthe' I ; -

Tiiis following sltidents returned

veettrtiuy on the .\`:aulev from Dalfgye ° t P

1____________D_ W_ M_K_______._ F_____R_______ rimpor e _ o arloiteiown. 0uri Bowl:

Geo. il. Ross, Betlfque and M, J, M I ' Phersttn, Uigg_ Tie rust of the 5;; and shne values are the heSt»

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average Dtlheusiai. Cnnvoczifion takes

Cormac worked l-ard for two days,5 ’

, p c_ ere Y: . W

were _150 scholars present during the_t=ttt Bl-ing it in, w9’11 right; if, ._ examination and the Inspector instruct# f 4, d d h d § if

people the importance and nec. .sity of; I I ‘»

, IT is intended that the S. S. Halifax `

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Islsintl boys have maintained their - . C' , '

usual high standing. A student from l

P. E. I.. is now regarded above the _ '

place on 2611. I I A

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to them. The inspector was glad tot;

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letllll line?

5;. .`¥ /%

_ 4 yearso s u y an ar work ,thas taught us how to repair watches. A _ _ r_ If you are not _satisfied with ;

examine it for you. ,_

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Buckles

Undoubtedly those buckle with patriotic designs, beauti fully enamelled in a variety of colors, are the newest and most popular line of goods on the market. They come, attached to a goo quality of silk ribbon n. assorted colors. _ We have a few of these beautiful belts still on hand.

G. F. Hutcheson,

JEWELLER are. _

Queen St. ° ‘°

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Good work and low prices the cause.

Mails order promptly attended to. Telephone

J. D. TAYLCR

tweeds. ' W

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Our made to order Suits make any ready made imitation seem ridiculous

by comparison. To he sure, couuterfeits pass for genuine coin and brass for gold at a distance, because both are yellow but the difference out; brass isn’t gold and ready made isn’t Tailor made. The two are easily distinguish- ed, one is cheap the other isn’t cheap, one tits the other doesn’t fit; we fit perfectly and invariably. Our large stock of Suitings gives every customer ill ample field of choice in materials, _Vicunas Cheviots, Bi-oad_ Cloths, _ Serg_e_s,~ Woreteds,Sc0tch and Irish tweeds, West England Trousennga and Canadian

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,ll_,th_e way your watch is going, _ 51,7 will You dm? 1” and 1°” Us The reputation ofthe P. C. Corset

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. _ . . I. ., papers i ' have lately been scoring Sir Louis t .Q llaris ba-cause the Stanley was not _ ` - to be put on the Cape Route, but was ' ”

_ going up to Qu~bet':. I: appears that

__.\loutt.iy itvi-.ning :li Szit-lttillie, under the tliitro was :i inlx up of the names A wt `-tu.~ iii es = f the Nrrttttztl llistor ' Stacie! '~St:i:ilt»-4” :iul ~I,0;~.l 5lan]ey,tt_,pi._.wu ' _ , t

Stiiiittftrtl. "“ ‘

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an 12th cxamined the Montague ' _ l Gfaftnn P I '

are se well and widely known to-day P that they require no fufther comment:

A hey are made by the Parisia n

THE GREAT WAN" |.||||_|s|:__ t Corset Co. of Quebec,_ who manufac

no other make.

ture the finest corsets in the l P. S.-Try a pair of our 'Form,, Belfast Corset, sold at $2 00 pc

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_ Dnimznrinrr or Punmc Worms. ~` ' _' April 17th, 1$.~ ;

SEALED TENQERS will be rtooiveil Atl* Departmeutfunifl :codon . .-. ’

.1',|iursday. 27th

.'l‘.`.°1.".‘t.l`;"' B232? 3? 'li.'.’°7L’»?.$‘J“"i~'i.‘3.fi.. °*’§'.° cami passenzers,ba¢¢qre, vehicles, hotles, ca e,slieep. swlne,g1-a.u meal 32 v$e~ £'t"‘”‘ °'°€.t.““’“‘}§’f’i'i»S..°‘il‘;° 1.. 1.’f"'»¢2§ o - ree rs t .

ne;tE;_1r8Igi), in terms of the Act 3. William 4.

Cap

' t d t th to ot Feni-

aglelliii stile gliliegm sg§i-Eglllgy, llnitgiraze, flour I gu{_i_giea1perl_t_l0e__lbs.. and gi-aina-id vete-

m'I he rifrmgglaf two respoisible persons will- ing to become bound for the atthtul per-

foripaucg of the service must accompany

ew tii'ic'ii Ann smrrn. ~

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Charlottetown Sewerage System

‘SEALED SEPARATE TENDFIRS ad-

dressed to the undersigned will be

` received at this Office until noon, ou

,;Sa.turda,y, _May 6, 1899

lst. For furnishing materials and per-

forming work necessary for Building 5 t Reservoir and Pumping Station. _

2nd. For furnishing material and per-

forming the labor in the erection of the Pumping Machinery.

3rd. For furnishing Cast Iron Man-

Pnrwrta 1. l

Fllll BUSINESS WEAR.

hole Frames and Covers and other Iron Work. _

The above work to be done according

to conditions, plans and specidcations to he seen at this Odice, and also at the Omce of the Engineer, Mr. Freeman C. Collin, 53 State Street, Boston, Maas._

Proposals must be on forms supplied

from this Oice; and each tender must be accompanied by s certiied Bank Cheque for (5) per cent of the amount of the tender and payable to the order of the Commissioners of Sewers and

Water Supply. _This cheigilee will bo forfeited if the: puny doo the con- tracsorfailto 1100' traoted for, but ’ bo;r.o¢urngd1o 000 of non-acceptance of wider. ' The Commissioners do not bind them-

t to 1

iiiiitsiitlana

%nM&mhhmd Sowell U4 , tiqsupgi, owi»¢uum,r.1l.I-f _ ‘April 18,1 . 815

.met

._The first 75c. or $1.00 Corset .you

quine try a P. C. and you 'will

pair, it I-us No EQUAL. apt. 6m .<18

Tenders lor Ferries

tPi|llir Point. Annandale. tml! Klig’s thinly. triitetti; lctaiiotta-'f'i

East ltliai. 0ieen's».ti. I 1 ,

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&1._1gdgwmih sec’y Public Works. i Tl

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