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100 "Haggis" Brand

Window Shades

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with best Haggis Brand Spring

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Also 200 Imperial Brand Shades

van sah Imperial brand rollers, plain ......and with dados, from 35¢ up etn chi with and{jwithout fringe.....,

NEW LAGE CURTAINS

Menufacturers, England. Best Elegant de-

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The People’s Store.

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This evening we offer you your choice of Men’s and Women’s Boots and Shoes, at 98capr. Call on us if you want snaps in Boots and Shoer. See our window for bargains.

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TELEGRAPHIC.

ePRECIAL DESPATORES T@ THE SSaniman.

ISLAND BRANCH RAILWAYS,

Mr. Martin Shows the Injus- tice Dong This Province.

Mr. Macdonald Supports Him—Davies and Perry Have Their Say.

Orrawa, Juae 12.—Prince Edward Island branch lilies were discuseed in the House yesterday. Mr. Martin placed before the Committee the injustice done bis province in the matter of railway ap- propriation. He showed that while tubsidies had been paid for construction in other provinces Prince Edward Island had oaly the same railway that it had at the time of confederation. Commuuica- tion with the mainland was about in the same state it was twent>-five years agce Mr. Martin understood that it was propos- ed to submit to arbitration whether any- thing more ought to be done for this province. He protested against arbitrauion to decide whether branch railways ought to be built. The -late governmeut had adm.tted that thes: roais ought te be built acd bad made provision for them. The Minister of Marine had endorsed that programme and conld not properly re- Open it now, But he was surpri-ed to see that the estimates contained enly $7,500 for the Island, while willions were asked for the Crow’s Nest, and a:ill more millions to provide a third line between Montreal and Quebec.

Hon. Mr. Davies, replying » Mr. Martir, said that Premier Peters had propo-éu arbitration oh questions relatiog to tbe terms of union. The Government would consider the matter afier ihe session.

Mr. Perry was understood to express satisfaction witb the position of the Gov- ernment which he said had done more fir P. E. Island than the late Government did in eighteen years.

Mr. Martio—*What have they done?”

Mr. Perry (after a pause)—“They have done a great tervice; they are going te repeal the franchise.”

Mr. Martin did not succeed the information.

Mr. McDonaid referred to certain prom- ises of Hon. Mr. Davies o. which he saw no sign of fuifillment. He affirmed that the Liberal-Conservatives were committed to the co..ruction of certain branches which would be in the interest of Canada as wel! as in the inter- ests of the localities affected.

GREAT BRITAIN’S ULTIMATUM

in getting

The Turkish Ambassador Dumb With Astonishmeat.

What Will Happem Should Turkey Defy the Mistress of the Ssas,

Loyvon, June 12.—Advicesa from Con-

Hera Iam Again.

The senbecriber has opened out in the store formerly occupied by J. B. Mc- Donald, Queen Street, with a brand new stock of

Diy Gaods and Ladies’ Ready-te-Wear Clothing.

To celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee I wi!! sell at cost for the next two weeks. If you want to get bargains give me acall.

J. GOODSTELIN.

Below Johnson & Johneron’s, cor Queen and Richmon Sts.

Bicycle Wants.

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

Tutti Frutti—— »— Mexican Fruit——- ——Calla Rookh—-—— Pepsin Gum—— ——Cassava Fruit——

REDDIN BROTHERS

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LET.— The Cottage on upper Prince St. Pe. mt occupied by O.Horusby. Immed- iale possesion if required.

WANTED.-— +. girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs Rufus. McDonald, Prince St. |

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, *tantinople say that the British Ambas¢a— dor has served a notic: on the Sultan in- | timating that Great Britain will under no | circumetence? consent to the cession of Thessaly. This represents a cleavage of sentiment among the powers as Germany is entirely willing that Turkey should keep the conquered province. Should Turkey decide to defy Great Britain, relying on the support of the Drie Kaiserbund, the eastern question will again assume an acute phase. The Turkish Prime Minie- ter is reported te have grown dumb with astonishment when England’s ultimatum was delivered. England at present has an immense fleet in the Mediterranean and is

the undisputed mistress of tke eea.

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Carters Haszard’s Improved Tarnip

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

The best Turnip Seed the best Mangel g8eed,the best Carrot Seed money ean bny if for sale at Carters’ Seed Store, and by their agents throught the Provincial

GEO. CARTER & CD.

The Seedsmen

UJAUAOsGuduiliiusissisiuiaul

“Minister Bla isi the ini:

Orrawa, June 12—A thorough expoeure on the part of the Opposition of the Gov- ernment’s Spoils System has enraged Hon. Mr. Blair who threatens to still further use the axe. The discussion lasted till one o’clock yesterday.

Extensive Naval Manuvres. Lonpvox, J ‘ne 12.—The Chronicle savs the naval maocwuvres this yesr will take the form of a grand procession around the United Kingdom with the view of showing the strength of the navy at various ports.

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P, E- Island Fish Report.

Gesegrtowe-Tariiake fishery continues fair, but catches of cod and lobsters light. Miminigash—Catches of lobsters light.

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Arrival o! the Lucania.

LiverPoo., “June 12.— The steamer Lucania, with Premier Laurier on board, arrived last evening.

LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.

Prixcess AnNE,Md., Jane 10.— William Andrews, c lored, alias “Cuba,” was taken from the otlic- rs at the door of ,the Couri Honse and kii ed by a» mob. Andrews hed teen to-day tried, convieted and seatencei 'o death for felonious'y assault- ing Mrs. Benjawin T. Kelly, near Marior, on May 5th. Judge Page, who passed the death sentence upon Andrews, eudeav- ored to reason with the excited crowd, but in va‘n.

New York. June 10.—In the record of notable persons who have united with the Roman Catholic communion within the past three months are cohverts from other den minatone, The Pauliet Fathers mer- tion the following: Charles Hanson Towne, Theodore Havemeyer, Miss Susie F. Sw ft he.d of the Atxliiary League of the Salvation Army; Kear Admiral Tg emlett of the British navy;..United States Mar- shal John H. McCarthy, Aubrey Beard- sley, tbe artist, and Edward Scott Marble, actor and dramatist.

Ortawa, June 9.—The Methodist con- ference here is drawing to a close. The report of the Sabbath observance com mittee was quite complimentary to Ottaw: , praisieg the quiet Sunday. Things are not satisfactory, however, as the report reads: While rejoicing. iu the increased attention now being given to the question of Sabbath observance, we de deplore the laxity of some of our peo= ple, especially in the larger centres of population;we deprecate the retrogade action of the citizens of Toronto regarding the running of street cars on the Lord’s Day. We would urge our brethern to requestof all youbg. people with ourchurch, who may use bicycles, taat they abet: ») from all pleasure riding on the Lord’s day, and thst those who may join bicycle clubs seek to have the forbidding of Sunday pleasurs riding by

ite members uncorporated in the minutes.”

GR EAT SALES prove the great

merit of Hood’s Sarsapari'la, Hood’s Sarsaparilla sells because it

accomplishes GREAT CURES.

Have you got yeur flags for the jubi'ee ? See the large stock of al] kinds of flags at Carter’s Bookstore, the jubilee store.

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Central Drug Store.

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SS. Polino is due ere from Morn treal, Monday, the 14th inst., and sails for St. John’s, Nfld. via Nor: h and South Sydney, carrying produce under deck and live stock on deck at lowest rates.

For further information as to freight or passage apply to

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.SEASONABLE GOODS SEASONARLE Gegps |

— at Sunnyside Dry Goods Siore—

White Muslins, Crepon Cottons, Tucked Muslins, Blouse Silks,

Colcel Mus i1s, Renhroidsries:

SUNVEMER YiGLLIN ERY STRAW HATS

GIVING BIG BARGAINS IN CAPES

We want ycur wool, and will give the highest price going in cash or irade. tie best [weeds in the market to show you.

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LADIES’ CAPES 4 OFF.— Our whole stock of stylish new wraps go on the market at a discount of 334 per cent. Hurry if you want one.

DAINTY SHIRT WAISTS— “Up to now” etyles at down to date prices.

Neat waist, light colors 5de,

A nice Jot, mostly dark E4e.

Neat and stylish, vari- ous shades, good cotton, Tic and up. Readymade Wrappers, all sizes, from $1.05 up.

Stylish Shirt Waist sets in pearl—get one.

are you a C@fefy] buye?? do you want full value for every cent vou spend? then you want todo your dry goods buying in astore where price is always ° ow, but where quality ia never sacrificed to price. . ever you buy here is HONEST money’s worth,

CORSET COMFORT— Ex- pect fit and style and wear if you bny corsets of us — you won't be disappointed Fair quality corsets, 25c, Somewhat better, 30c.

A really good value, 50c. A nicely made well fin- ished line, 58c.

MADE UP APRONS—W hat is the us@ of bothering yourself ebout making aprons with ready-made at these prices — good Holland apion with bib, l7c, Linen apron, trim- med blue, bib, 20c. vrii- ING—Fine dotted net,10c 15c, 15¢ and 17e:

For to-day here are some leaders:—

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HOSIERY.—Cotton hose for ladies, 7c, 10c, 14e; Cashmere hose 24, good Cashmere, 30c.

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NOBBY NECKWEAR —New sylish neck wear for ladies. Latest shades in bows and four-in-hand — ties, all prices.

GOOD GLOYES.--All kinds of prices. Lisle, in tan or black, 10c, Imitation Taf- fetta, 15e; finer black taf- fetta 22c, All prices in children’s gloves.

“ALL WE ALVERTISE—WE HAYR.”

MOORE & MLHOD COCCCCCLL COCCLCLCLE|

are that kind. as our sales show.

Children’s in all styles. staple lines. Great variety.

Sunnyside Shoe Store.

Salute the Colors.

We make it comfortable for our patrons by selling them eheerful shoes,

Men's Lines of Colored Shoes for Summer wear

Our Ladies, Oxfords are marvels of beauty and good value.

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Wedies Vhite

Canvas Shoes

Ladies’ Bicyele Boots with b!

ack canvass tops just opened.

W. H. STEWART & GO.

Tondon House Bldg |

Ourr Suug, trim lcoking attractive ehapes that are liked immensely

Misses’ end Men’s Bicycle Shoes, a complete aksortment of al! Low prices.

Weeks & Warren

Now Then, For the Jubilee |

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Flags, Fireworks, Toy Pistoleg Fire Cra kers, Medals and it Badges, Chinese Lanterns, ef

Visitors to the city should nog fail to come and see our display ef goods and big decoration.

HASZARD &| Moore _ |

CAUTION I will not be ze*ponsible for debt col-F tracted by any one in my name, uplees by ne 4 written ordor. JAMES VATCHER. 137--lw Charlotteow?- gene

NOTICE.

Having leased all fishin rights #4] Crosby's Mi ils, Rallies 1 hereby give notice that I will > -ésecnte wi out distinction anyone fishing otherwise trespassing on said premise” D, BOYD MILLER, 114—] aw 6 tf.

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