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LADIES

Let Us de your Baking

We ean supply you with the vest of bread and Cakes, Cooxies, Buns, Biscuits and Reils, Pies and CAKE. We bake every day and guarantee everything to be goed and fresh. |

@UR DUCHESSE BREAD is just the thing for fami) use. Try a loaf, enly 4c each.

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Rresi1pENCE— W ater Street opp Hotel Davies

Grice Horrs—-930am,to tpm,2tc4pm Evenings by appointment

Bye Testea ard Fitted With Glasses

Good coatmakers wanted at once Mtady employment, good wages.

CHAPMAN BROS

} Shoulder. He is doing nicely this morn- | ing.

depen | Firg.—A_ barn belonging to Mr. R.,

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L.adies Blouses

We are showing this week a handsome range of Ladies Blonses, they are correct in style, fit and finish— Prices guaranteed to be the

PIQUED AND CRASH SKIRTS We have procured in this line a few styles manufactured expressly

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Local and Other items;

Tus Campana.—The steamer Campana | left Quebec for Chariottetown yesterday | nescibidaiiei loa

Tue Moncton Times of Wednesday last | in speaking of the appearance of the ceum Company in the Venice” on the previous evening among other things that “ the pic given ® beautiful interpretation, and the

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PERSONAL.

the Princess last evening. Mr. Claude W. Stewart, of Martinsburg, Va., is aguest at the Queen Hotel. Mesers. Olive and Waring, steamboat inspectors, arrived in Charloitetown last night. Mr. D. and child, Halifax, are among the latest

arrivals at the Queen Hotel.

| Rev. @. P. Raymond leaves on Monday a telegram | | from that place yesterday steting that hie

“AYS | uncle, Mr. J. F. Dowling, hed died. ce was |}

for Yarmouth. He received

The Rev. Father Turbide, P. P., of

large audience was highly delighted with | House Harbor, Magdalens, formerly of

the performance, ig well balanced and is

| best ever seen here.

~~ Very Seriovs Accipenr.—Last night while the regular train from Charlotte town was enteting Georgetown sistion

little Angus Currie, ihe eight-year-old son ot Allan Currie, atiempted to board the train, but fell beneath the and bad his arm cut off abovethe elbow. Dr. Stewart attended the little sufferer, and ampuated the arm two inches below the

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Heartz, and situated on the street running west from Boyle’s Tannery, caught fire

beyond saving before the firebell rang, The firemen reached it about 12 30. It was allowed to burn fairly wel] out before water was applied. During the first of the fire the west wind carried the sparks down among tne houses in Spring Park. In the barn were some wagons, sleighs and a barouche owned by Mr W.F Robins which were destroyed. On these there was some slight insurance. There was about $100 insurance on the barn.

“Every Well Man Hath His Il Day.”

A doctor's examination might show that kidneys, liver and stomach are normal, but the doctor cannot analyze the blood upon which these

organs depend.

Hood’s a a gms Vitalizes and enriches the blood. It cures you when ‘‘a bit off’? or when seriously afflicted. It never disappoints.

Rheumatism —“I believe Hood’s Sar- saparilla has no equal for rheumatism. It has done me more good than any other medicine I have taken.” Mrs. Patrick KENNEY, Brampton, Ont.

Bad Cough—“ After my long illness, I was very weak and had a bad cough. I] could not eat or sleep. Different remedies did not help me but Hood’s Sarsaparilla built me up and I am now able to attend to my work.” MINNIE JAQUES, Oshano, Ont.

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Hood’s Pills cure iiver ills; the non-irritating and

only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla

TO LET.

A cottage on Stewart Street, between | Upper Queen Street and Ma'peque Road, containing six rooms, with Jarge pantry also barn avd o:bercut bui'dings. The above house is new and is pow ready for atenant. Apply to Mr. ‘thouma: Mc- Juaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the owner at Scuthport.

EDWARD KELLY.

The Lyceun Company |} Tignish, : easily among the church at that place, and also building a

is completely reuovating the 2

| new church at Grand Entry.

| Rev. Father Murphy, who has just com

| pleted his studies in Rome, will be home|

|about July Ist. Father Murphy has made a special study of languages, speak- ing well most of the European tongues. [t is announced that Mr. John W. Gil- mour, formerly manager of the St. John | Telegraph, has been appointed Judge of Probate for Sunbury county, N.B in room of George W. Brown, deceased. Mr. Gil- mour is at present residing in Burton. Mre.(Rev.) John McInnis, of Hallock, Mion., came home last night on a yisit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coffin. She was accompanied by her little son a.d sister, Miss Fiorrie Coffin. Mre. McInnis will probably stay till autumn.

Mr. Ellamere Clairmonte, son of Col. Clairmonte, of Lakelands, Hants County, who matriculated from the Collegiate School to King’s College in 1898, is now in Winburg, South Africa, with Lord Roberts. A few months ago he enlisted with a nuzober of friends in the Arm- stroog Mechanical Worke, Newcastle-~on- Tyve, where he bad a situation.— Halifax Chronicle.

Indian Famine collection at St. Peter’s Cathedral to-morrow. Five hundred vie- tims die every hour from starvation. Two dollars will save a life until the next harvest.

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There has been an exceptionally large tale of seats for “Tbe Merchant of Venice” on Monday evenirg. There are still a few reserved seats left and any one desirous of attending should call at Dodd’s and Rankin’s.

A NEGLECTED COLD is ‘very dan- gerous,and the further it goes the faster is goes. A very emal! quantity of Adameon’s Bvtavic Balsam will curea ‘“‘young” cough. An older one requires more Balsam to stop it—but no cough is tooold for it to cure. 25c. all Druggiets.

MARRIED.

At St Mark's, Lot 7, on the 6th ivat., by Rev. Fether Burke, P. P., Thomas Butler, jr., cf Glengarry to Ieabella Doyle, of Roee Villa.

At Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, on the 9th inst., by the Rev. A. E. Burke, P. P., Andrew Graves to Minnie Cahil, bo.b of Alberton.

DIED.

At Lot 6, on the 7th inst., of Consump- tion, Joseph, sor of Andrew Blanchard, aged 24 years. RIP.

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dow for the latest in Iadies’

trimmed hets, sailors, tams,

and children’s hats.— Prowse B: os,

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Half dollars our way, we] shove dollars your way. We are determined to keep the best lines of stationery in the market, and to sell

as low as possible. When

Call early and range is large stock of by the yard now

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see our

MITCHELL'S BOOKS LORE.

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NOTICE. | The undersigned bicycle repair men have this day agreed that ali repairs and eundries will require to be paid for in! cash on delivery. >Jease do not ask for eredit as not be given, Signed, EARNEST RICE, W- P. DOULL, PERCY G. ARMOUR, MARK WRIGHT & CO May Ist. 1900,

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Local and ther Items, Mr. Geo. Coombs was a paesenger by | a se

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LossTeRs.— Lobsters are being takew in fair quantities west.

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SEEDING.— Seeding has commenced pretty generally over the province. The new meadows look well we are tgid.

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HEeRRING.—-The catch of herring on the north- weet side of the Island is very large. | The nets are full of them at every setting.

epidiidinicéas Tae Ricat Tuinc.—A _ handsome new flag staff 75 feet high, thoroughly rigged, | painted and surmecunted by a weather vane has been added to the Sacred Heart Church grounds, Alberton. Quite a num- | ber of Ordinary staffs bas been added to the prominent buildings of the place. The suggesitons of a few months ago had Let other places follow euit. - A Carp OF THanxs.—Professor and the | Misses aud Mr. Charles Earle desire to tender their sincere thanks to the people of Summerside and Surrounding district for the magnificent reception accorded to them on Thursday evening last, aleo the ladies avd gentleman who go k‘naly assist- edthem. The large audience which greet- ed them was in the highest degree grati- fying.

effect.

Weare pleased tohear that Mr. Vinni- combe’s orchestra is getting up a special musical programme for the Merchant of Venice Monday night. Among the musical numbers wil! be selections from the Opera, some of the latest waltzes, also Von Tuppe’s great overture light cavalry (descriptive battle scene). The trumpet call to horse, the charger, battle, cries of the wounded, etc. This in itself will be au interesting masical treat.

A Proeiiak Finp.—On Saturday last while Messrs. John Ryan and Donald McCormac, Priest Pound, were setting ground lines for lobster fishing they saw an object floating some distance from them and when they rowed up to it they were surprised to fiod the lifeless body of a horse hitched into a short pung sleigh. They at once removed the harness from it and took them ashore. The animal was light grey in color and wes in the water for some time. —Com.

Normal Biste Crass.—Although this class has closed its weekly sessions for the summer, yet itis expected that many of the members will conjinue the study of tbe text-book and be prepared to pass an examination thereon, either during the month of Jane or September. In order to assist those intending to carry on the study, there will be a test examination ax Pasior Kuymond’s home, corner of Queen and Fitzroy streets, on Tuesday evening, May 22nd. Thies examination will cover only up to page 64 of Hur)burt’s Revised Norme] Lessons. Al] the members of the class are invited to try this test. Come at eight o’clock on the eyening of May 22nd, bringing osly a cheap blank book and !ead pencil.

Dairy Assocration.——A meeting of the directors and officers of the P. E. Island Dairy Association met in the city on the Sth of May. Present: Arthur Simpsor, Bay View, President; John Anderson, Kensington, Vice President ; Directors— Laugblia McDonald, East Point; James E. McDonald, Cardigan ; D. P. Irving, Vernon River Bridge ; Sec-Treas—Robert Jenkins, Mount Albion. A letter was read from Professor Robertson saying the same grant would be given the Associatior as last year— $300. The Secretary stated that the Provircial Governmeot promised to aid the Association and would give the Same amount as last year—$400,prcviaed &0 instructor was engaged for the full year. Frazer 8. Morrow who has lately returned from the Kingston Dairy School, was en- gaged as lospector and Instructor: for 12 months beginning May 15th. Everet Mutch was appointed auditor to act in copjunction with Auditor L L Jenkins ap- pointed at annuai meeting. The vext meeting of the Association wiil be held in Charlottetown on the 3rd Friday in June when the Cheese Board will bold its first meeting forthe year, Factories intending to join the Board will instruct their 3ales- man to meet at the Provincial building, city, at ll o’clock in the forenoon. Cables from London and Liverpoo! with actual eales from best boards in Canada. the day previous to our meeting will be posted for the guidance of saleemen. — Robert Jenkins Secretary. J Are rvencmar

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A superior Toilet Powder made of the purest Taicum, and highly perfumed,

Large 25 10c.

SMOEERS.

The finest special mixture on the market for the money.

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

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Our millinery busi- ness is solicited only on the basis of per- fect satisfaction.

The acme of good taste, combined with experience and _ the knowledge of what is just right, are our in- ducements—not for- jgetiing low prices. Besides giving you the best, we make our prices within reach of modest means. Kusier than ever before are we. Please leave your order early.

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We make a complete study of what Men should vear. ould ke dressed.

Our Tailoring Department.

Our made to order Suits, Overcoats, Trousers and every article in the cloth ing lineare walking fashion plates for us.

Gentlemens Furnishings,

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facturers in Canada in | tins, 30c. Sold only by

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IN SHIRTS—If you are looking fcr any color, shape, quality or price

| size from 12 to 174 inches, you will find them here.

LINEN COLLARS—In every known shape size 12 to 18 inch. OUR NECK WEA R— Patterns exclusively our own.

Gordon & McLellan

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