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".‘,`i.Ir}. ('<ii'.<eF.~ :i..~ made iii iiiiiiiy styles to suit all iigiires. Eveiything that ions' cxperieiice, capital and enter- prise can do, is embodied iii the W. ll. Corsets- mat,ei'iai, work- mansliip .~;tvl.f~ shape mir] ivciir are ail coiisii'lei°eiii; and the fact that

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Selling nley Bros

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ig ui' Princess arrived at 5 0 yester R D D S'ri<;R~Is was buqly mga _ y np U n1CQ 1' p W day afternoon- gi-d yesterday in installing some new

`~"“"*N““‘”‘ QU _ p _ . machinery which he -has recently im ,

ported from the Crawford Laundry Ma-I

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Leading Gonot Today Tells tlie lliliola Story. . .

They have an immense sale a in the United States, -and '~

are now being introduced -;

Prices $1. $1.35, s1.s5, and

t Miss Sexton, expert corset fitter of`New I ;York in attendance daily 9 _a in to 6 p m. ,

CORSETS FITTED FREE.

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Ladies’ Shoes-all prices.

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chocolate csioied shoe is Ask to see them.

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STAMPEIPS

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With the tinest line of English, Irish, Scotch and Canadian Cloths in Sui 1 Hgh, Overcoatings, Trouserings, ever placed before the people of P. E. I.

Order your Spring Outfit now before the rush commences; besides, yo

Will have first choice.

6en{lemen’s Furnishing epartment. i \Vhite and Fancy Underwear, Sweaters, Athletic Goods, Hosiery

Handlzerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, Notions, etc.

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65 _ No better Values th in we give you"

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For Ladies’ Light Shoes, new stock, just opened. you can see them in our window to-day. Other grades

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Spring Trade

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WE DU AS WE AY

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H8883 51131' 0 the wd§: Il?>iii:li'lIr'ht. sbs. Hospital open and doctor in attend- ance m daylight till da_rk. 'Lot us send our ambulance for 10111*

ERNEST RICE

Tbegicyole Doctor. :viE?'°l° SMP'

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O.\i. drunl. was reported at the police

sta:i..:i Ifst night.

Miss DAY wishes to thank the sender

of ri trifle believed to belong to the late iir. l.a¢m:ng. `

l O F.-Members of Court Avon-

dale will p ease not forget the impor- an. in.-sting tonight.

MR. John NnwsoN’s card to the elec-

tors as a candidate for the oiiice of Wat- er and Sewerage Commissioner,appears elsewhere in this issue. 0

AT the next meeting of the Natural

History and Antiquarian Society, Mr. J. T. Mellish will read ‘-Some remarks upon the colored races of Prince Ed- ward Island.

Rnvs.HUi~i1‘nn and Crossley are con-

ducting a series of _ Evangelistic meet- ings in Centenary Methodist, Montreal. and Rev. H. I. Crossley preached in the Point E St. Charles Congregational Church 'on Sunday morning last. I

SHORTLY after 4 yesterday afternoon

iirewas discovered on the roof of the station at Royalty Junction. By the prompt action of the station master as- steted by the train hands it was speedily extinguished. The damage is but slight. -- The fire iss supposed to have' caught from a spark from an engine.

BANDANNA handkerohiefs are now in demand not only to cut up into ilowing-- end,' bordered acarls, but they are worn in England aroundftbel waist, in place

cf belts or sashes, gy golf players, and, in fact. for any out oor sport purposes. The haudkcrcbiefsiare rolled up, tied in a tight knot in the front, and” a _small corner 'hanging down in the back. That being the-thing in England, of course our peoplewould not feel right unless they followed in line. The stores are showing them. _

A large auiience filled Grace Church

last evening on the occasion of the lec- tureon “England and Englishmeu”_ by the Rav. Mr. Dobson of Halifax. Rev. Mr. Kirby occupied the chair and in- troduced the learned lecturer. The Rev. gentlemen in prefacicg his lecture humorously remarked that he never was in doubt as to the wisdom of his call to the ministry but was sure that his te rers would perceive ere the close that he was no: intended for a lecturer. The close and enthusiastic hearing given him for one and a half hours most thoroughly disproved Such a thought. The speaker referred|to the characteristics oi a man which distin- guished him from all others of his race and showed that such distinction existed in regard toinatters, family, civic and national. He further 'stated that such traits conditioned life and were incor- porated in all the works of men or nations. England wasihe incarnation of E glish genius, which was decidelly ' localized. He asserted that Englishmen could not be raisedthis side the ocean. An Englishman is: a peculiar product. his striking traits. the imperial- spirit. solidity of character, patience of endur- anceih ever suhere of activit 1. abhor

adverted to and impressed with a story. London was briefly touched in regard. to its greatness in wealth. goodness, phil- anlhrophy, and wickedness. English perseverance was forcing its way to the foundation ot an Empire. and the pro- gress of civilization. A most hearty vote of thanks moved by Col. Moore, seconded by J. T. Mellish Esq was un- ananimously tendered the lecturer to which he tittingly responded.

TO CURE A_ COLD IN ONEDAY

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Westleigh. The late residence the Hon. David Laird, situated on the Malpeque Road, about ten min-` utes walk from the Post Office. For terms and.particuIa.rs apply at the odice of Mathi‘eson" and Bentley. Charlottetown 12 d3w ° ~ _l

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Cnriiimoortaifions of lumber begin

. a _ x _ _ ;":e."‘s“‘ .....°“‘h..i Q... .1 lowed no substiiznte last scxdgon will be found here _io larger quantities than

ever. v

The price is the same as the com-

mon dooring is sold for. ; “ 0ur,“_Soecial" Cedar Shingles tggk ghg _ iggd last season. Th9y’ll Stay there-~

at thi Bea Hive for lumber it

wantizhe Best at the lowest

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sturdy a 5.6¢.

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°°TSosL O I. No 1171 tonight ui the Orange Di-gtee. Initiation and _ ._ .

-°°°; other important business to be transact- ' ' I

Latest News 0f tht City :ii ::.““.i;::::.;r°:;“e

present A cordial invitation is ex

be present. i

.. Mn. R. L SavAGE.B ' M _

By Reporters and Correspon izer of The Hartt Boot & S1liii;eIIo..littiia. ;

O! Fredericton, N. B., Wl10 Il8.S l)86ll IB

the city for a few days, went to Sum-` I

(See also Ou Dniie 5.) merslde yesuirday atteruoom A more i

_ _ _ __ extended notice of the progressive busi.

THE nisillspecial arrived last night at ness carried on by the above firm will

HPPCHI IOLIXOITOW

china Company, Boston, Mass. The washer onthe iirst lioor, formerly in \1‘*°°_, has been replaced by an improved oscillaziug one with a capacity of one hundred shirts at one wash. On the second floor a Shaw shaper has 'been P13»Cf’d for the purpose of turning down and tinishing collars. This machine has aspecd of from 4 to 5 hun- dred pieces an hour and has other attachments to be used in 'the per. feciing of the work. The atmospheric hurne s for heating irons have been ad- opted by Mr. Stirns throughout the laundry llllls avoiding the unnecgegggry heat caused by using stoves. While in Boston M1-.Sterns visited a number of the leading Iaundtics there and has rg-

please his many patrons.

M-U-PEQU_E N0_T1:s...Mr. Edgar Keir

_son of Dr. Keir Malpeque, who __ has been _seriously ill is steadily improving and h_1s many. friends will beploased to see him ont.again,-_hi[_rs,S. A D. & ,~Miss liiarion McNntt who have been .spend- ing the Winter in Boston_arrived-_ home Fnday last.-.-The Mock ‘ Parliament which has lately had a closely contested electionfiu which the Conservatives

Won. lies. plroro ned tor the summer m°°¢lw&;r~ h°:=p<_s§n, .;c°rp‘mi, Trim, Capt. Blackmore; which is iload_ed~With~ oats for_Cr.atham, N B., is _r0'a»dy*7for sea as_soon as the ice which`i`s_, _still -lingering around our shores ha; .»_§igp,p._‘ peared.-The Lucy Louise,Capt.RoaI"cbo_= 1189 ¢16\_\_red ior the fishing grounds ‘andf g00d 68l0h65*0I, Ilérring are ' expectgd soon.-Mr. James Sinclair 1 who has been visiting friends in Boston for the put few m0ntl_is»re1.urned,last -Friday looking exceedingly well. ' _

_ '_l)1_i`S_asi.n Norms.-The farmers of this vicinity' are somewhat delayed in their agricultural pursuits owing to the lateness the spring season.-The fishermen have ‘ most of their iishing apparatus in working order and expect good catches.--Messrs. W. D. McKin- non. W; B. McPhail and Miss E. J.Mc- Docald, who have been teaching ati Bradalbane. St. iPetei’s Island and; Hampton, resp=¢ctively'l1ave closed their schools for the spring vacation and re- , _turned to their homes. We wish them a pleasant vacation.-Mr. Rod’k Mc- Kinnon has received the handsome sum of eighty dollars f' om Angus McPhee for a pair of fat oxen -Mr. Mack _Mc- Phail has purchased a beautiful pair ot` blood horses which are second to few if any in the province for speedand ap- pearance. Great expectations are pre-1 dicted as to their .future :'ecord.-Resid- GDL ~ a

Caviznnisn Norms.-The ice is still,

lingering in o_ur vicinity and seriously impeding iishing operations. A large

are now well underwa.y.f£.I`he1rLite_rai'v» Society closed for the season on-[the oo- casiou of its last meeting at which Rev. C: Wfl Jackson read an instructive paper

has had an. unusually successful winter. Centennial' Division .. is in h .ilourlahing condition. ' The meetings are vrell=»a't- tendodand several new members have recently been added.-The Misses Stewart have resumed drcssmaking operations and are kept busy.-Mr. Malcolm' "Mac- neilhas rented the estate ofthe late Geo. Harper for a term of seven years.- Rumor has it that one of our well-known young men intends to commit matrimony at an early date.-At the comgrega- tional meeting held in the Presbyteriin church recently it was decided to build a new church. A committee for mak-

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All ing an ”e°e5_59'I.Y arrangements was ap' nmggists refund me money if it fails to Cine pointed and it is to he hoped the enter-

prise will go forward rapidly. A tea,

turned in a better position than ever to

tended io members of sister lod es td 0 Y S _

ani. 1- Liquio'.in£s¢if.aenoyj¢i-,

'dress o_fEe¢lish}womhu.m the time of

on “religion vs i‘uora.li|.y.”_ The society

in aid of the new church building fund, YEARLY advertisers should remember

will be held here early in July. All *that all ,ar B “changes” mu” be in by

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ii‘lii€<i¢r‘i;i;\iiiiei.~ti(-iuiiiliinilile aeiiiigh oieviiiiif' 10 a- H1- and all ordinary “changes” You Will 118579 Your

circle are ai; bmym ,Izzy igteud ho, (if by 1 p. m. to insure insertion folflowing

ing a bazaar and sale of fancy articles morning' ‘ t N in connection with the tea. \Ve are OUR new baby <33;-riageg are hero. i '

glad to see Miss Kate McNeill out agerin We will S811;-hgm cheap. Do you want ‘ _done

iifiw' lie! 1“-‘C9111 Hfffwk Of f1l1iI1SBY-- - one ? If so, come quick, as they are ‘

ill. Montgomery, Cavendish P. E. I. 1 marked 10W, and wwf; stay long, Big

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I DoN`r forget Miss VanStone, Weeks

5¢,,;|ey-5 unimem nw made," pag, gm, & Co’s new milliner, when you waptp THE HONEY SAVBR

Prine |0¢_ your new hat.-Weeks & ec. 6 31a , Queen St.

Samir Dir, sheep

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latest out and

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all i_uscc:t,life_i.~ 15c-pot.-I;-'Centtali score, is-:;»W..n».nnin_. ‘ _ '_ ° i10jc can -the Dmg Store. » , ' » ~ 8- lvl

i Ulm new ._»ba_hy_ -_carriages They arebeanties. We _'heya them low, butwc will give ia count for cash, as they have out at once with the resttof the John Newson.

I am -selling my Imperial wheels” at cost- Call and got a Wheel .ch_eap~. - ‘Fredf-if? Newson- . 94| Taz Silk Front shirt bids nur -in be-

comea prominent and permanent foa- ture of the mid-summer goods trade. Fiat bosoms seem to have the call at present. Owing . to trade conditions of _the silk market, shirt manufacturers that have a»stock of silk on hand may congratulate themselves. ` as the demand for fancy _ silks exceeds the supply. _ We have a large stock'o!. silk trontshirts, the correct thing. They are scliing well. -Jas. .Paton & Co.

'New baby carriages at big discounta,x

at John Newson’_8 clearenceaale. .9 4i'

i Wann' you know the prices 'wo are

number of seals have been observed un>h.|\‘i°€»f»°l' °'l1'-'U93 bib? °*F"i,*S°°».»7°“ the ice recently.-Farm' . operations

are s_iiro_to buy here. _New »a't.big` di_ocount`s.if-iJ_£‘li1i'1,__Newaodi. 9f8i ¥I"B'_0ll.timu' belts haw been almost contianopsly. in uso. The

-flvshowa;-iithenrtist, may be believed, that there were many 'who more *ish*-b.°1.¢s w.\e=.»_°° 111° ziflh- fw- imini- a'athentlo»t»-illaliarationa of _ this 1 period show belts and many exceeding

of belts in the province than at -Paton dv,

svsanus is BESTJ

tar. We sell Schwar1z’s ~PeerlesS,”.

absolutely pure, full strength Cream l Tai'tar,and can reco -nmend _1.'.-Stewart \

& Gates. _ 25 lf I

‘discounts for cash.--.John Newsom 6 3i

in A es and patterns.No o__ caps in stoc

"lected stock of caps and as this is our first season iii the cap business you’ Wi 'I

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not run any risk if you buy from us, as ours are all bran new good! llfieitpi g,¢¢»' ggggmnggm

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ly small’ waiois. No betteriatook showed-(J. -

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WE want you to try our Cream Tar-

tluseeaoon, we visit . _

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Co’s. Over 1,000 from 14c to 81. li &-5'

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