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DAINTY FOULLARD SILKS for Shirt Waists;

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PRINTED z_~iNzInAR LAWNs¢ perfeetiy fast

colors, 31 inches wide. Musliii

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FRENCH AMERICAN AND ENGLISH on-

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GA’NDIES, delicatly printed- fast colors, newest designs and colorings, and sheer as a

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_respinrlenls Everywhere.

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Boyne Lodge-.~oom, this afternoon, Wednesda at 330 m All mem

By Order.

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Colssliow windows are well worth see-

very artistically with the latest thiiigsin new spring inillinery and the northern window is trimmed with handsome noveltes in buck goods.

ment in the North River Hall tomorrow evening at 7.30 p. m. A good pro- gram has been prepared, including Charlottetown talent. Home made candy for sale. Admission 10 cents.

BASKET Social.-A basket social will

be held at Suffolk on Thursday the 23rd iiist in the schoolroom,proceeds in aid of Methodist church,Pleasant Grove. En- tertainment will commence at 7. 30. Admission 10 cents. Ladies with baskets free. If weather does not prove favorable, it will be held on Mon-

day, March 27th.

| pi(->C6Sjl1Sl3 Opened. , Onrruuiir.-John Kiley, Esq., aged

~ ° 68 years, who had been in failing

Au the lfitest' Iloveltles ui Corded and tufted heilih for some time. passed peacefully Z8pl3yI‘S 111 Pl3ldS and Stripes- _ away at his home in White Sands, tn

. Monday morning the 6th inst. H/e was

|||TE 60005- Dimitees Orvandies E tian “ “°” °‘ "‘° 1”” Jam” Kiley' *md W”

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Bamste’ Lawns and P;queS_ ,_ grce e was a man _of usese sh

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want a. pair of Ladies’ fine Boots, i- _

you can get from 10 to 25 per cent discount off our regular prices.

YOU

want Girls’ or Boys’ Boots, you can get similiar discounts on all lines.-

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want Ladies’ Shoes, you can get 20 per cent discount on nearly all lines.

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want Men’s Boots, we have some bargains for you, 10 to 25 per cent discount.

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buying your Boots and Shoes from us this month. We must

off a. lot of stock in order to make room for new goods-and

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e’ve cut the prices.

Boots at 1.25 a_ pair

, Ladies’ Fine Slipper 2 at i oo a pair.

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- quiet and gentrous disposition and ofa f kindly, refined and gentlemanly man- ' ner. While he han hosts of friends

wherever he was known, it is not

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known that he had an enemy, and by his death this place loses one of its most upright residents He go°s to his long rest honored and regretted by

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years a. mostyprorninent magistrate and _ his career'as such has been an honor- 1 able one. Every c.se placed in his hands was given the most searching and careful consideration, the miriutest de- tail of each being dilligently considered before 'vin his decision thereon As

- gi g ~ ' . amagistrate he was unequalled here

ind he will te gint y missed as such.

He was, in short, i good resident, a good husb-ind. and an aiectionate ia her and highly respected wherever known. He leaves a widow and two sisters, Mrs- Wm. Praught, Charlotte- town, and Mary Isabella Kiley, Boston. Mass., and the following daughters and son: Mrs. Wm. Thorson. Fitchburg. Mass.; Mrs. Henry Dunn, and Mrs. D. Jamieson, Sturgeon; Mrs. W. H.Bull. Murray Harbor; Miss Maggie Kiley, I Boston, Mass.. and John Roach Kiley. White Sand-. He was laid io rest amid i tears in the R. C. Cemetery, Sturgeon.

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We commence to smell the Spring Wf3t11°!'°'° makes a person think of building. _

lglring March and April we are going bo lil? an

Clean out the Bee Hive..

We want to get clear of all our Lumber.

A Word to the Wise Lumber Buyerii

PHONE isi.

Gathered lu Suarillan Reporters and Gor-

A'1‘ the meeting of the Natural History

Society next Tuesday, Mr. Watson will read ii paper of more than usual in-

L. O. B. A.-A special meeting of

Lady Wallace Lodge, will be held in

( Y) P- - ° bers respectfully requested to attend.-

ALL should hear Rev. T. F. Fuller-

ton’s very interesting 1ec°ure on “Here and there throughout Ireland”,illustra- ted with stereopticon views,in the lecture room of Zion Church on'l`ues~_iay March 21 at 8 p. in. Admission fee 150. 15

Vi-:RY attractive-Sentner McLeod &

ing ,the southern window is trimmed

THE Loyal Crusaders of North River

intend holding their annual entertain-

y A1' the regular quarterly meeting l`

the Methodist church, Tryon, held yes- ‘ ~

Thomas Hicks to remain for the fourth ; i l B _

year. The/ invitation was accepted. ; ’ . .- subject tothe approval of Conference. I ~

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REV. J. R. THoM1>soN, who recently ' _ "

died at Manila, and of whom frequent A O O p T p mfntion has since been Iiiide in these _ < ' _ ' ’ -I _

McQuarrie, 10; Janie Bell, 10; Janie Gillespie, 20; Wallace Myers, 10; Edwin Crockett. 20; Neenah Muncey, 10; Gordon Sheriff. 5; Roy Hynon, 5; Blanche Muttart, 15; Nan Muncey,10; Annie Doull. 10; Ruth. Cameron, 15; Walter Crockett, -20; Laura Sifliker 10; Katie Crockett, 12; Patrick D. Muncey, 5; Tommie Bell, 10; Rilph Carruthers. 10; Nathan Belt, 5; Robert Bynon, 5; New- ton Carruthers, l0; Wilfrid Sheriff 5; Maud Trenliolzn, 5; J ohri McQuarrie, 10: Eber Bell, 5; Arthur Crockett, 11 ; Lily Mc- Quarrie, 5; Lou‘s Crockett. 10; Georgie Manson, 5; Teacher 25 Total ‘

The contents." of little Harry

Campbell More’s_ money bank, who died 5th March 1899. infant son of John A and Lindt Moore

Louisa M Hobkirk

terday afternoon, a unanimous and for- dial invitation was extended to Rev

columns, was erroneously re orted in

thc despatch announcing hispdeath to be a.b_out‘sev.niy years of age. He ‘ . '_ __ '_ if ,’

;5;_nii.;e;;..`.;;y0k;E...-E y.....g.i._....y what you require, Ayoiifi

have to wear rubb€E$' "Witch

1° 'rn N P.?r_i_ a Hplilfsii V you have al ll "M, °, °`_; ,,,., ' "" _ °f" and also the Whitham f

SOLE, light. in feet fit and solidԤcomfort;

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ea yac now <ged,$174 82

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Tiiosn $1 18 boots for ladies are

extra value.. Sec them! R K. Jcsr. ' A

WoRKrNG1imN Arrnsrion-200 pairs ` .

men’s overalls and Jumpers Just opened A good pair of inen’s overalls at 50

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cents..-J; B. Macdonald & Co. -15 4i ' 1

SEE our men’s tweed p ts for$1.00, . . . , x 1.25, 1.50, 2 oo, worth “$5 per cent Smooth rich dark grey(twilled),pure

mvre--J-B-'M=f°<l°v81'1& 0°- 15 4i Oirford tweed, 60 cents per yard. This is thelbfest

DoN’r-buy your spring suit before CVHI' SEIW iI1tW66(lS_f01‘ fI'3Sh

seeing our new stock -J . B. Macdon-

ald & Co. . 15 -ii

» HATS oFSi‘Yi.i_r.--The nicest? I

and most up-to-date lot of” `

Hats ever imported to Char- MORRIS ottetown expected every day. »---l Nothing newer sold in Boston num ,, or New York today. Don’t - 1 5 -~- -ll

buy before seeing ours.-B. ~ In ciiar1otimwn.on;he 14111 Marcin H_ Ramsay & C0, Grafton ’99, Edith Cameron, daughter of Jamelpi

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btreet' 11 [Funeral from her father’s residence p - J UST received and opened up-six' ; at 2,30 o’clock, on Thursday] ;" _ cases caps, new and up-‘_c-date in style In' Charlottetown on Ma1'ch13th,1899. ~ '1- and quality at The Model Store. R. El- I Catherine, widow of the late Dougaid

Ramsay & Co. li . _ M¢Kinnou,a,qed 68 years.

SEE ourwiudow for prices on pants, , Fl1U°1`Hl 11055)' al 2 30 P- m- f’°m heff;

we have_f;-gm 75,, up to $450, g-god9latefresidence,Chestnut§street,to People’s| strong working panti at $1.50 and cemetl‘Y- _ ; 31.85. -E. H. Emmy is oo. 1 i. - Ii At Brooklyn. L_ot 61. on _March 5111- _

’99.after a short illness,which she bore-

Bur your Boots and Shoes and Ready- with Christian resignation to the Divine o-wear clothing from us; wo can give ,W|11, Agn Ferguson, rellct of the late* you vile and quality at low i>ri<=¢B--R- ` Thomas sears, in the sim year oi ner; H~ Rwlia? & U9- 1 5- ' lage. Deceased, who was a daughter;

’ 1 _' ' d` of the late - Alexander J Ferguson of

16N (QW Hats J ust opener; I Marshfield. Lot 34. leaves six sous,

Qdses of our celebrate lthree daughters and a large number ,oft

Cl11'I§ty all the lat(-3815 friends . and relatives to mourn their

styles, all good quality-_1°”' ` ,__ Prowse Bros. 14 31

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one ldfttlrioee hagpgy evgntse ihcegfhiff E _ “two hearts, shall eat as one.” Ti e '

--i gentleman in ghgcase has recently came

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5 ,f bers, etc. go to'

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into the possession of a small fortune. _ 5

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Patriot, ex- and Summcrside papers ; ` ”- Q I i 5 y , `

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.plated Forks and patterns are a little

ihem) but the quality _il If your table is not fully plied, don’t miss calling. this means much to you. have only a few of each

they will sell very fast..

Silver Plated English

Tablewaifeisi

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that’s why we went £0

at the prices now

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BIG discounts onall boots and shoes. Take L,x,,,,,;,,e 3,-om., Quming 'rapists A11 Come and get bargains.--R. K. Jost. 'élggtziéts refund the 1!\0H¢¥);fcf¢1§lf*S;1%s§;f;ll _ 14 ii ' _

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And just the thing for Fashionable -Men, is our stock of l\' ew Spring Suitings. A stylish appear- ance comes from a combination of high-class

materialgiiierfect fit and artistic tailoring. g Our are all three _ '_' V OUP stccko&1ifstlie widesiflititude for c ce _tO materials,and 'our mal;e5up»carriestlio. _ , 'bilities ,- of tailoring to a clima§;,;]fo _excel us. is impossible to equal us is didicult;-`§-;`1We will make you ap suit _ of good quality for $16-09 A

W. W. WELLHER THE 6ll£i\l' VIATGII MUSE

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