MARRIED

At the Charlottetown, "Hospital this morning. by Rey, Father Morrison, Annie May McKenna to P. J. McGuigan. They

left this morning on a few days’ vigit to the other Provinces,

Some Can Wionkey

Our ads. and none can approach our goods or our values.

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Window Shades.

Roller complete, 19c, 45c up, worth 35c, 45c and 72c.

Spring 30c,

Ladies’ Corsets,

Th» very best makes, 18c, 39c, 49¢ up worth 30c. 65¢ and 75c.

Ees: French Kid Gloves. Blaek and Colored—In stock sizes— Biack—4j, 6. 63 7, 74; in stock, sizes

Colored—5j, 6, 64, 7, 74, 74, 8, at 75

eents, worth 81.10 and $1.25, and at 95c, 81.35, to $1.50. Ladies’; White Cotton |:

Underwear,

SRINRDS—soe, 45c, 69, werth 50c, a2¢ +s St. 05.

NIGHT GOWNS—82e. 52c, 69¢, worth 50e, 72c, $1.05. CORSET COVERS—10¢, 18c, 24¢

up; worth 18c, 29c and 38c. Black and Colored Dress Goods.

Black and Colcred Cashmeres—very fine 45 inch, 45e, 50c, 55c, worth 72e; Zoe and 78c.

Biack Serge, heavy, 45 inch—4ée, regular 75c.

Sunshades, Special lot Colored Fancies—$1.00. worth up to $4.75. + %$3.00—Very best Black Silk Twill, $2.25.

« \Men’s Furnishings.

Collars, best 4 ply—9e, 12c¢, 15e worth Re Cuffs, plain o7 link ed—22c jand 25c, worth 30c and 3dc. Braces— 10¢ and 2 32¢ Shirts— Best wholésale value.

Summer Underwear—Gass & Co's. bankrupt snaps.

2e; worth 22c and

Sox Sc. Tres, 3 for 25c. Bieygle 4 Swesers—Big bankrupt snaps.

WE ARE BARGAIN LEADERS.

AWeeks & Co,

The People’s Store.

Ha: zard’s Improved ® Turnip 2eed We have received another lot of

the same kind of Turnip seed that we

have been selling for several years past. This seed has given almost uni versal satisfaction, and those who

have sown it once generally come back fer another supply next year, If yeu want Turnip Seed, buy the best at

BEER & GOFF

Bicycle Wants

You Can’t Ride a Wheel Uniess you Chew Gum.

Tutti Fru 3 Mexican Fruite—_—so»

alla Rookh—-—— —— Pepsin ??Gum —— — —— Cageava ?Fruit———

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BPECIAL DESPATCH

The Judilee Regi nent. Qvesec, June 7.—The Jubilee reg’ ment sailed hence for England yesterday.

There is trouble inthe 8th Rifles on account of having vo representation in the Jubilee regiment. Many officers and men

' | have been discharge ged,

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AD Unloyal Resolution, Mancnestee, June 7,~ Tbe [rish Nation- al League here has. passed a resolution calling upon the Irish to abstain from taking any part in the Diamond Jubilee.

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Aeronaut Killed.

CENTERVILLE, Iowa, June 7.--The aero- naut, Joba Waliers, was killed yesterday while dropping from bis baloon with a parachute,

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Connolly Acquitted. Havirax, June 7.—Connolly, tried for the murder of old farmer Fuller, at Avon- port, has been acquitted.

Weyler’s Opinion. Havana, June 7.—Weyler says that the Cuban war will beended ina short time.

PB: Island Fish Report.

Georgetown~--Cod fishery remains fair, but lobgters and herring scarce. Mal peque—Catches of lobsters and cod fairly good. * . » “a . Miminigash—Herring fishery fair, lobsters scarce,

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Atuexs, June 4—The cabinet deciled this evening toe’'gn an armistice on the fol:owing conditions: The Greek fiz et to quit Ottoman waters. Veseels under the ‘Turkish or neutral flags, bound to or returning from Turkish ports and vessels north of the armistice line will not be ¢x- amined. Veesels carrying troops and munitions for the Turkish army will not be allowed to enter ports north ofthe line. The Turkish ficet must pot leave the Dardanelles. ‘I'he despatch of reinforce- ments to garrison towns in the Archipelago is prohibited.

The Pope will be represented at the jubilee ceremonies at Lendon by Mgr. Bambucelli. There will probably to quite as much sincerity in the compliment from the Vatican as in those from any of the temporal powers. In Jate yeura many things have transpired to indicate that between the aged Pontiff and the aged Empress there exist mutual feelings of real regard.

SOSCOOOSCOOSESCROOCO SECO LOCO

This is True Philanthropy

when people,.having to advise a » thirsty public, tell! them where 1

» get the. coldgSt. yn best: flaxored Soda Wa.erteBe Fae’ dee “Wa

The Central Drugstere’s:

last senate trade in this line from nothing grew to probably the largest. “in "the city. Why? Be- cause of the merits of our Soda. Sunnysice and good cool Soda go hand in hand.

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without a miss

Carters’ Haszard’s proved Turnip

has taken first-prize at the Provincial Exhibitlon, from seeds sold by us. Buy only the best; you cannot afford to experiment with cheap seed yourun the risk of losing your crop,

The best Turnip Seed, the best Mangel Seed, the ‘best Carrot Seed, money can buy is for sale at Carters’ Sea? Store; and by their agents throughout the Province,

GEO. CABTER & CO.

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Great tale of ladies’ capes at Stanley Bros., the always busy store, All new, this seaeon’s importation, at prices that make it within the reach of allto havea nice new cape. Capes 75c, $1.50, $2.00 aud up, worth 50 per cent more. —Stanley Bros. 182~2i

Tested, Tried.—Bavzard’s improved turnip teed sold ty Geo, Carter & Co. is the best. 10 first prizes in 1@ years is the record. Buy your turnip, mangle, carrot and other seeds a: Carters’ and you make no mistake. 132 1 3-8,

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Even the world of China” is moving

‘re the vast ma ority of its people are 5,000 years old, one has arisen with th: Zeit-Gheist in him. A certain Chest ac Tived as very learned and apparently endowed with common sense, has entered pon @ crusade against foot-bioding, on instiution sacred with twenty centuries of observation. Chon has actually staried an anti-small foot league, and a number: f Mandarins have pledged themselves -o nither enco”-age por ww premit. foot-com- pression «xmongst the women of their £.milies or their servants. It is said th: t t_e dowager Empre-s herself is in favour

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The two lines ‘of ladies Chocolate shoes whieh we received hy ExXpréss on

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Yes, Ladies’ Dongola patent tip shoes, new fresh stock, and

Think of it! Would you be when you can buy them at gdca pair? Ouraim isto give you the vest value in shoes to be had in Ch’town. Can we do it?

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EXHIBITION BUILDING

Charlottetown, P.E.I

Monday Ev’g, June 7th

50—MUSICIANA-—5O Mrs Bilizabeth Northrop, Prima Dann + raid: Mice Martina Johnson, Violiniste. Mr. Arthur Pryor, Trombone.

Herr Franz Hell, Fluegel-horn. Reserved Seats now on sale at Dodd's Medical t.all. Prices $1 and 75¢ accord- ing to location. Adwission, 50c.

rates.

The Provincial tour of the band is under the management of Mr. C. N. Pyke. Admistion tickets on sale at all Drug

Stores...

LOCAL NOTICES. |

ofthe efurm. It is not rash to phrophesv th: dissav* -nc-of Jonuy's pig-tail n. ve not dst. nt future,

i Saturday. tf Ledies Chocolate Shoe,cloth T

This time it’s Shoes i

the price is only 95c a pair, ;

without @ pair of Dongola Shoes :

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L * BARGAINS = IN NEW = CAPES.

New Spring Capes New Spring Capes New Spring Capes New Lpripg Capes New § Spring Capes

as, Sterns & Turner

In order to make a clearance, the balance of our New Spring Capes must go ata hj discount; all newly imported and the very latest style.

are cheap, but as the price now effered you will get the biggest bargain possible.

=a see ie eenseetaneaemerin ae eneerttiate etter tteeiemmeeneaneats

At the regular price these g garments |

at $1 50 Now for $1.00 at $2.25 Now for $1 50. at$3.00 now for $2.00, at$4.50 now tor $3.80

at $6.00 now for $4.00

New Sp. ing Capes at $7.50 now for $6 00 New Spring Capes at. $9 00 now for 6.00 New Spring Capes at 12.00 now for 8.90

- Come: and geta \ bargain at “Sunnyside

New spring Capes at 15.00 now for 10.00

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“We have always-kept the cleanest and freshest stock of LADIES’ CAPES in» the

city and we'll continue to do it—hence this tremendous clearing cut price, to protect our customers, and will not be undersold by anyone.

profit by ‘the best wrap bargain you've seen yet—for all WE advertise we have.

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Plain black Cape, braid trimming, § @|

regular price 98c, now

Neat Capes, in black or colors, velvet ow stitched edge, price $1.05, 70e

90e

Plain Capes, two shades of brown, trimm-

ed with braid, price $1.80, $1. 2()

“reduced to ‘Nicely made Cape, wide sweep, bandsome-

yeigned with braid, $2.40 $ l 60

Nice light Capes in. fawn or brown white stitching, $1.35, reduced to

All woo] tweed Cape—nlaid inside~- velvet

_ collar, price $2.85, now $i 90

Two styles, each handsome in its way,

fairly deep, wide sweep—reg- $2 43

lar $3.55, reduced t Very handsome fawn Cape, 10 rows@ef

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stitching ronnd edge, Medici collar—regular $4.20, goes ude. 80

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We propose Now is your chanee tc

Handsome Cape, moderately deep, wide | Something nice for a middle aged. laty—

sweep, cadet blue, faced with white,; black, trimmed jet and mt GA stylish collar, $4.95, reduced inches deep, $6.95, reduced to $3.30. to 4 6

Very pretty fawn Cape, velvet collar, trimmed with self cloth ap- | plique and silk stitched, $6.50 ¢ reduced to 4 O4|

Halfa dozen or so of different styles at, $6.75. We'll tell you of one. Cvlor,

- Cadet biue, box plait back, trimmed; |New Bolero shape in black.silk, 23 pear! buttons, stylish new collar shape; jet trimmed, $7.55, reduced to

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Seguler 96.75, eT ati 4 ov) Handsome figured black cloth, ' biack : silk lining, jet and ribbou 6° 64

trimming, $9. 95 for

| Very handsome fawn cloth cape=deer and wide—$7.65, reduced to 5 10

am Bolero shape, fawn cloth, braid trimmed, $8.26, red. to

Two specials, ove dark navy blue, and one black, 26 inches deep, 150 inches)

sweep, plein— new. collar, 4 50.

$6,75, for Cape, Medici collar,|

Pretty Cardinal silk, poice $034, rodstcd 0 OF Handeome figured black cloth, silk lined, Bastar 4 6

| Very handsome silk cape, trimmed with jet and goffered lace, $14.45, Q 64 ,

reduced to | One beautiful cape in black plush, rib-

bon and jet trimming, silk 12 64

liniug, $18.95, reduced to

A small lot (about 10) of lust year’s cap* going at half price.

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