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FRUIT _ PRODUCTS/-*'

la canned goods we oder a wide range of fruits in the leading varieties out up by most reliable houlei. We suggest to shoppers some choice fruits. Peach, Green Gage, Pineapple, Apple, Peer, Strawberry. Plum, Blueberry.

Satisfied Customers Are Ours

Webster & McKay

Plain Cake or

Fruit Cake

it matters not which you

want, we have them both, Then we have beautifully frosted Nut Cake zoc Sultana Cake zoo Plain Cake zoc

Parcels delivered to any

part of city. Try us for good baking.

D.ST EWART.

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Porsr nn Casas: harbor is reported

filled with ice.

TBI Princess arrived last night at half

past six o'olock.

Tal steamer Rertigouohs was in

Picton yesterday.

Till newly chosen elders of St. James

church will he inducted next Sunday

evening.

Tun Rev. Ewen Gillis will preach in

Murray Harbor North and Peters Road next Sabbath, May lst.

L. A. Hasznzp while returning to his

home ou the St. Peters Road last evening, killed a large musk rat near the railway crossing.

A nsvorarron from the O. M. B. A.

oroasestoPiotou this morning to meet the remains of their deceased brother, Rev. Father Reid.

Tun tastlly arranged dining table and

beautiful dining room furniture lu Mark Wright Furniture Co's show window was admired by many yesterday-

THE BostonialSext.ette May 3rd. This

artist body comes to us in' finer form than ever. The soprano this year is Miss Millicent Brennan. Her voice is beauti- ful, her stage presence very charming.The Sextette needs no buloglsm, artists all- they arc always welcome. A card to Mr. Watts places your name on the subsorib~ er s list.

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Tc heal and soften the akin and remove

grease. oil and rust stains, paint and earth. etc. use The "Master Mechauic‘|" Tar Soap Albert Toilet Snap Co.. Mfrs-

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Oxygenator.-We are selling more 0!

it this year than any previous year. Oxygeuator owes its popularity to merit- alone. Hundreds in town and country en- dorse and recommend lr.. Kills the germs olall diseases and is the greatest. tonic and blood puriller known to medical science. Price50o and $leb0ti»le- The Two Macs.-MacDonald dc MacKinnon, Drugcists, Corner Great George and

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We secured the sample line of an agent whose

firm was cleaned out in the big Toronto fire-He

offered us the lot at a big reduction-We offer them

to you at bargain prices.

Is what most of them are selling at-If you

COME

\_/, BELTS

Purses,

Side Combs,

Belt Buckles,

'Stick Pins

Hand Mirrors,

Early bird gets the worm. _

FIRE !

George Corbin, B. A., of Joggins Mines,

PRICE

QUICK.

Satchels,

Back Combs,

Belts,

Studs,

etc., etc.

Mechanics, Fannern, Sporhmen I U,

Q Peter's Cathedral, Rev. James Simpson

`i blue canvas cloth, trimmed with cream

Behind.

Alumnus. Haszann, son of Walter

Haszard, who has spent the last eight

months in California, has arrived home' and has accepted a position with Bruce Stewartl4`cCo.

Tnl death occurred Friday last of

Marjorie Lewis, aged fourteen years. The deceased young lady was a native of Alberton, P. E. I. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, interment being at Harwood Hill Cemetery.-Sydney Post.

TBI Ladies’ Auxiliary of,tbs Y. M. C.

A. is planning to hold a rummage sale on May 5 and 6th, in the Association Hall. Any persons having Qclotning, boots or anything that could be of use at such asale and who will be good enough to donate them are asked to send word to the Secretary at the oilire so that the parcel may be sent for.

“Tun girls of Pr-iucessBounie”vrere well

pleased with the hospitality of the Char- lottetown people. They had a good time. We would like to have some Charlotte- town Society or Club como over this season. It is a good thing to cement friendship in a social way between towns; Some of our societies or clubs might take up the matter.-Picton Advocate.

THE S S City of London brought a large

cargo of eggs and 50 passengers from Vernon River, Brush, and l-Ialliday's Wharves yesterday and returned again in the afternoon with a miscellaneous cargo for Brush and Halliday's Wharves. She will ply on West Riyer tomorrow (Thurs- day) and East River on Friday. On Saturday the summsr time table goes into effect cn the O1-opaud rhute viz: -two round trips between Charlottetown and Victoria.

Tm: Treasurer of the Centenary Fund

of the British and Foreign Bible Society acknowledges with thanks the receipt of the following sums viz : Previously acknowledged $375.77 Received since from Caledonia Pres-

byterian congregation _ 18.20

East Point Baptist Church 3.50 John M. McDonald, New Glasgow 1.00 Thank offering from Presby terlan

Church,\Mon|.rose 1.00

$390. 47

REV. A. B. M_eLeod of P. E. 1., licenti-

ate of the Presbyzery ofjlitiontrsal has ac- cepted the call to St. Andrews church and will be ordained and inducted on Thurs- day evening April Z8. The Rev. Mr. Parker will preside and induct; the Rev. Allen Simpson to preach, and the Rev. A. B. McLeod_9f Coldstream to address the minister' and the Rev. Mr. Irving the people.-The new pastor will at once en- ter on his duties and will preach his first sbrmons to the people of St. Andrews on the first Sabbath in May-Colchester Sun.

THE body of the late Father Reid is

expected to arrive by the Princes this evening. It will be brought from the boat to the Cathedral where it will remain over night. Tomorrow morning High Mass will be sung at 6.30, after which the remains will he taken to the railway station en route to Hunter River by the 8n`clock train. The funeral service will be held at Hope River on Friday morning. The members of the C M. B. A. will escort the remains form the boat to the Cathedral and from the Cathedral to the tram.

Tnumarriage of Miss Ella May Beers,

daughter of Frederick D. P. Beers, E-_q., of this town, and the Rev. Parker

N. S., takes place this morning at S".

officiating. The bride will be gownerl in a handsome traveling suit of Russian

blllkaline, with hat and gloves to match and will wear a duehesse point lace 0011513 the ft of the rooms mother.

Miss Edith and sister, Miss Alice Beers, who will wear gowns of cream vicle and silk, and black picture hats. The groom will be assisted by the Rev. \Valter Cotton, B. A. Immediately alter the ceremony the happy couple will proceed io their future home in Joggins Mines, N. S. Tho bride, who is one of Charlotte- town's most popular young ladies, is the recipient of many beautiful and valuable presents, including a handsome silver solver from the Guild of St. Pete;-‘.1 Church, a silver cream ladle from St. I’eter`s Girls' Sewing Society and sugar .and cream set from some of the members of Alpha Rebekah Lodge. I. O. O. F., of which societies Miss Beer was a popular and efficient member.

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Will be very pleased by our exhibit of taste- ful wearahles in this line.

Fancy shirts of every attractive s0rt-

soft fronts and stid fronts-in tasteful pat- terns such as tasteful men can wear.

Soft front shirts in quiet, neat patterns,

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mostly stripe effects, 85c, $1.00, $1.15, $1.35.

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Starched white shirts, 6oc, 75c, $1.00,

$1.15, and $1.25.

Dress Shirts, $1.55.

All styles and shapes of collars, 15 and

20 cents each

Cuffs, in plain or link, zo, 25 and 30

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Tickets for Bostonla Sextette will not beour, until Monday, not Saturday ns` advertised. Plans will be on exhibition Monday at usual places.

Psournrrron summonses have been

served on Elizabeth McMillan, Daniel McMillan, and Augustus Alywcrth for second offence and Francis Collins for first offence. They are returnable on Monday.

Tux: Rev. Dr. McLean' of Halifax, who

has been a missionary in the _Canadian North-West, but now Editor of the \Vcsleyan, will arrive this week in our city. Charlottetown people will have several occasions to hsar| this talented speaker. The Y. M. C. A. is trying to ar- range to have Dr. McLean address its men's meeting next Sunday afternoon in the Association Hail.

Guaranteed. Sold everywhere.

MARRIED.

At Charlottetown April 20 by Rev. G

M. Young, John Gordon and Sarah Florence Herring, both of Murray Harbor South.

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Moth Balls. lnsert Powder and

Guns.

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