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' S. A. McDonald returned on Saturday ' night from Sydney

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The prices will be about 2 5 to 33% less than if

ordered to measure.

The workmanship in all of Shorey’s goods is gua-

ranteed, and the material is all warranted fully shrunk.

Sewn with linen thread and silk, and up to date

in every particular. _ __

s All we ask is a call before you buy. "

A. NlacDO N ALD,

P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing Store,

JUST 0Ul` l §I..".T.'_f..`.`.”'.'.lfTf‘_'_

“All About Cotton.” s

"The Test of Time” _ _ . .and. . . . “Sworn Truths.”

N” ‘” f"°“ ---- -~ “Cotton Chart Book.” Bverylsvcsicr should read these Books, Sent free 'o readers oftlns paper on request

THE STOREY _COTTON COMPANY. l_nc..

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on March 30th at

the corner of Kent

I and Great George

Sts., we will sell

all ,oi the large

stock of shelf and i heavy hardware

lately purchased » .irom the executors `

° of the late W. E. `

Dawson. '

The stock is

_large and Well as- sorted. This is a splendid chance

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Porarons have dropped again to 380

in Summerside. ‘ .

H. H. Beer returned home Saturday

evening from New Brunswick.

Mrs. Lefurgley and Mrs. Brennan re

turned Saturday evening from a visitto New York.

W. H. _McKie, Moncton, was a pas;

senger to Summerside by the North-

Six horses were shipped by the

Northumberland on Saturday five of which belonged ioA. Clow, ‘North Wilt-I shixe. ~ ~

THE meeting of Saint Georges Lodge S.

O.E. which was to have been held tonight, has been postponed until Wednesday night next. ` I ‘L

Tulum were 35 barrels of oysters among

the shipments by the Northumberland on Saturday. The first shipment of oysters this season was made on the previous dav when eight barrels went forward.

The steamer Campana on her first trip

from Montreal this season brought the largest freight yet carried by that steamer to this port. She sailed at five _o’clock Saturday morning for Charlottetown.

AN adjourned meeting of the Summer- sidc Board of Trade was held Saturday evening at which there was a._ large attendance of representative business men. It was decided to organize a Steamship Company and a Committee was appointed to solicit stock and make preliminary arrangements. A meeting of the shareholders will be new m‘a. few days to arrange details. Y

THE I:0.0.F. attended Divine Service

in the Methodist Church yesterday morn- ing which wasalso attended bya large congaegation. The sermon for the occas-

ion was preached by Rev. Neil McLaugh- ian. Miss Comstock sang two solos, and the choir rendered special musie. The

~ ~ , ' ' parade o! the Order to and from thcIchurch ` ' - ~

consisted of thirty members headed `b 1 J'

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the Summerside Comet Band. ' _ G /T, The sumuimxae rash: club vm hom ‘ ‘ y ' i

their first club event on Victoria Day, I

May 25. Saili races are forclub boats

, can d th nw mmm", M Mo] _Aslight improvement was reported ia! E Gouganusc §,:_iR;:t.s__ _ tue condition of J. lR.ADavison yesterday.

umberland Saturday night. `

Sunday in the city

William Croft ot Toronto is the guest of C. D. and Mrs. Weeks. ‘ -

Latest from Summerside and `l£§j§“;§‘§_°;;;§: M°“°°““°~ 11” ’°' ,'

Roy Baird returned on Saturday night

Dr. F. P. Taylor retuqxed Saturday

night from Summerside. 5 `

Peter McFarlane, Inspector of ‘bait freezing stations ls registered at the Queen Hotel. '

Charles Stewart, late electrician with

the P. E. L Telephone Co., leaves this morning for Montreal. ` i

Hon. George Forbes, Vernon River, leaves this morning for Halifax wheres he will be absent several days.

Miss Christina Ccrbet, North Granville, was a passenger to the city Saturday' afternoon, the guest of Miss Mary Mc- Swain. `

It is pleasing to learn that Mrs. (Hon).

J. H. Commiskey, who has been under treatment at the City Hospital, for blood poisoning in the hand is greatly improved but it may be considerable time before she can have the use of ber hand. The trouble developed from a slight injury'to_ her nnger from the point of the scissors as she was cutting mat rags at the time, and the poison from the dye did the rest.

saw mill near Bethenial explolled today killing three men and injuring anothei . Luther George who was loading lumber at the time of the explosion was struck by a piece of the boiler. His head was torn from his body and flung upon a pile ci` lumber. _ `

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At Moiell,-!Aprll 25th, in her bhrd year,

Selina F., widow of the late. Edward Coma. A _ " '

[Funeral on Tuesday morning at 8.55

o’clock on _arrival ol the easternetraie, from the railway ,station to People’s

Cemetery.}

from a visit to Moncton. _ 1

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SALEM, N. C., April -The boiler of a "

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= only. On this dayanewicature iatobe ,* \% I,

introduced for this season in the way ot rowing races. For this eventthey will have two raccs,one tb becomposedot twc~oared working boats, the other tor double skulls. Suitable prizes will be given in all events. _ _

IAt_.PloU1§-Owen leGougan unexpect-

edly arrived at his home _from California last Tuesday evening. Mr. l[eGongan 'is ason of Daman McGougan oi this place and has been absent for thirteen years. His return was without doubt an occasion'for great rejoicing-

Mrs. John'Proiltt has leit Malpequc to ,wait on her son Philip, ct 0’Leary, ’ who

cent.-Miss Clara 'Owen has taken her place as nurse to Hrs. Edyard Thomson-

‘has been very ill, but is now convales-

Ohsrles Taylor is busil

, y en- gaged in erecting his new

dwelling house.,-Oyster and herring

‘George MeGongan has feltaserioue loss in the dea°h of his two year sid colt. This is the second _horse which Mr. Mc- Gougan has lose this winter.

WILLIAM McCABE DEED.

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Tononro, April 23.-William McCabe.

was very prominent in insurance affairs

68 years of age.

| CANADIAN srocxs.

managing director of the North American Lite Assurance Company, died this even- ing at his residence ' here. The deceased

and wasa well known Mason. .He was

for carpenters, blacksmiths and carriage 'builders to secure first class goods at from 25 to 50°., less than

regular prices. I

DDDB & ROGERS.

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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE W liontreal. _ Closing _'Slices -Apl.24Apl. 5 o. P. R. 132; 131; rwmoisy 114 113; Montreal St. $85 268% »l!cc:onto1sy. 110 110 Halifax Street Ui 99# Richelieuk Ontario ex div 94 93{ Dominion Coal Common IU? 1072 Dom. I. and S. Com

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Nova Scotia Steel - Montreal Power Oonsol Superior Ogilvle Bonds - - Detimit SX 83

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SPECIAL Noncts.

Do not forgctto sow the Early Giant

' garden pea-it is oneot the best seeds that

F ns11yQuutsuon.L1se sm-.usted-bye ci -P e e

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_ “ I W1’°’G° W _Pierce who Sent me 8 very ' letter and advised me.”

Thousands of weak arid sick

cantracethe begmnm' ` go a new 'e

Eli-felpit health to that letter written to

. eroe. »

Sick and ailing women are invited to

consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. 'A11 correspondence held as ° y private and sacredly confidential. _Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,_Buifalo, N. Y. _

Dr. Pierce’sFavorite Prescription cures

1 Baking have begun in Richmond Bay.- Q 'uk and aching backs, headaches, n¢n._

~ousness and otherwomanly ailments by curing the womanly disaseo which cause them.

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:vu-itz: Hrs. Alhviinailseligltf. of 11:3 _Washing- 'Lesuur ., um., m wasve :dk andeachod so that I couzi. do no work Z

1 ali, so I was obliged to take to my bed. lfelta

constant desire to urinate and the _pours in abdomen were almost unbearable- I wrote to Dr. Pierce, who sent me a very; kind lett_er,_and advised me to take his ‘Favorite Prescnpuon’ and ‘Golden Medical.Disasvery.' I took six bottles of each and am a well woman now. I cannot say enough in favor of Dr. I’ieroe's medicineaf' _ _ .

“Favorite Prescription" makes weak

women strong, sick women well. Accept 'no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women. °

L Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are_ the

most desirable laxatxvc for <1¢11¢8l1°

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1 _riickey Twist, Pearl or

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- as rarest can ma via

grow. Forjsale at Hansard & Moore.

~ 27 d 1i -

Dc your best to get youlipsrsnips and

onions in the ground this week, you will find thatllasxard &‘.Moore havethe best seeds that grow. » 21 d 1i

Kid.Oxford Shoes light and heavy soles at $z.oo, $2.50, and83.oo. _

s staging gina.

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Yours for Dress Goods.

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cleaning and repairing makes other hardware

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I Spades S Paints_`

Rakes A I Nails

Shovels ° Brushes

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Hoes. ,Q ,_ , _Pphsh

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I Kettles ‘5oc. ~ A Pots 45c.

Cups 6c. Saucers 5c

Pans soc, 23c, 26c. Basins r5c, I7c, 21%

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