cree

BLOUSES.

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HALF PRICE BLOUSES

H

A 2s All This Week

Monday Till Saturday

our stock.

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We offer Ladics’ Rlevse: ‘n

39e¢ blonse ive

j6e do 29¢e ~_ do 39«¢ LG doe 5so5e

ani every blowse in Our store up to 2.40 for 1 20

NEW LACE CURTAINS

ship-

We have just opened a eecond ment for this season, aud are now show- ing

Rare Values Rich and New E@eccts in Nottingfiam Lace Curtains.

Also asplendid selection of Lace

Curtainings by the yard.

WEEKS.

Mack Dress <Gioods ) Department

“ands ¢ selection of writish, French aod German | high elses Black Dre-s fabrics, compis-,} ing all the newest makes and weaves.

im Birck Cashmeres

Our iine of Cashmeres a& elsewhere at

we stand first. 5O¢ «quails most cashmere 70 to 7dc.

It i French. the Best Dye. very wide width.:cgood heavy weight, rich silkypinish.

k overourst°ck. We ode,

Urop in and le will be pleased to show gou ourg

W. A. Weeks & Go

Wholesale & Retail,

; 22220408 J @BaA8OBTO ¢ The ¢ Brightness of

‘

oe . Your fiome

depends wore think on the tasteful

Wall Paper

creat wall papers of all kinds am colese and de- housands of rolls to

than youd -hoosing ot

at our paper

store .™* have prices,

signs

=> — nem

choose ASO.

: Moore & licLeod,

F The Wat! Paper Meo. é No stamps——the customers get

the discoum

Jona = a 2204 «4% @ oS S @ w& 2% O6O4549O 86

Children's Garden

: Matin, Davis, G axpe;

ut prominent as showing the best | -

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GASZARD & MOORE

Pir neg Line ot Sleamers.

8. S Halifax Oity sailsfrom Halifax 2lst April, for Great Britain. This st has beer fitted up — Cold Storage. Shippers of perish. : produce should apply carly.

eamer

W. W. CLARKE , Agent.

THE

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‘EE DELINEATOR,

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WheJune number of tee Delineator is called the Karly Semmersumber. It has three full-page illustrations of sporting costumer, and ie excepvonally strong in every department. The college tales in May appesr to have struck # popwar note the local color ad@ing to the natural in- tere-tin the development of the stories Ths mooth there are three cxcellent sketches ot life at Wellesley. A realistic bit of negro hemor is tote fourd iv the story of De Big Singing, by Jeesie Beene Winston. sts. Meyoell’ 8 -+eries on children’s ways conc ‘Indes with a paper on memories. Dr. Murray’= article on

Bilivu-ness is sensible, practical and authoritative. The housekeeper is well cons.dered in special contribu -

tions appro privte tothe season: Closing the house for the sumeer, suggestions for picnics, new and delicious ways of surviving dates, figs, etc., Edith M Tbhomes writes intere-ting)y on woman as a traveller, and Mrs Jomes In her depart- ment of social observances, treats the subject of what women shoulddo when travelling alone. A page on girl’s inter-

ests and occupations, by Lafayette Mc- Laws, will be found suggessive for clul work.

@rier from the weal agent for The Butterick Patterns, -or address The De limeator Puklizhing Co., Limited, 3%

Richmond St. W., Toronto, Oat. Subscription price of the Delineatec, $¢.00 per year, sinzle copies l5z.

--ere

SHIP NEWS.

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Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED

June 8—A S$ Townshend, Whittle, Pictou; Maggie H, King, sBuctowche; Minnow, Dup'esy do; Spy, Kennedy, Montacer: Sissie Lake, Daley, de; Eto#! du

Mini ie Scot, Grant, Anderson, *' 7 lormentine; Piriades, Me Lonis, W allace Morning Star, Arseneau, Richibuctos Mary Siar of the Sea,'Lantayne, New Richmond.

Nortbport; Minnie

CLEARED

June 8.- Mionow, Duplesy, Bacteuch:; AS Townshend, Whit:le, Pictou; Evoil du Matin, Davis, Orwe!!; Minnie Scou, €rant, Northpor ; E, Anderson, Cap? Tormentior; Pieisder, Mclnuis, Wallace; Minnie May, Burke, Syduey.

seiiitliaiaiilasiainaas

We've just @pened a fresh lot of undressed kid gloves, light trasted facing, 4 pear! buttons pa r.— Moore McLeod.

Met oie

dadie+’ shade, con- 52? centsa

Geotlemen, see our uolaunadried shirts at 75c, the best for tne mooey ia Ca Town. J. B. Macdonald & Co

New cool cerset# just re eived —see cur window fer samples. Fine light weight white vet—3ic, 50c, i2c.—Moore& Mec- Leod.

See those cent undressed kid glover—

equal to any 86 cent kink.— Mooreé Mc- Leod. BORN. At Calgary,dune Tih,to Me and Mrs | Fredericn W (logs,a son. MARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s mether,

Brookfield, en the latinst., by Rev. T. B. fesgh, Samue!d3. Newson, of Kingston, to Ewily EB. Barke, of Brookield.

DIED.

At Charlottetoer: T. Ferguson, aged 56 veare.

1, Juve 8ib, £898, Zobn

[Funeral f-om bis ‘ate residence, Sr.

Perera Read, #eiday June 0th, a 4 o'clock,

At Boston, Maze, May 2fst, Sacu Hannah Carlton, beloved wife of Wim Mellett and dauzkiter of CC Carlton, U 8 Consular Agent, Souris, P Ki Lsland.

Wedoescay Gordon, AT

lays

In this city, on morning, tre Sth inst., Heever Mard:e, and Amelia four months aad tea

At Granam’s Road, May 26:h, after an Hinese of 18 monthe, Gavin R Mallet ag+d 29 years, leaving a wife, tw one danghter to mourn the busband and father.

it Albion, Lot 5€,.on May 17th, i89s, of rheumatic fever, years, leaving a widow, 81x sobs, daughters and a large number of friends ani relatives to mourn their loss.

{Guardian and Patriot please copy |

infant sor of McLean, aged

O SONS “abe of a kind

| 2 iUSs

five

At Montreal on the 8th irst., F.ora Mil dred d, aged two years and eight month , second.daughter of Mr. Jehu A. Nicholson, Princps! of Westmount Academy.

The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes one- third further thaa acy other braad,

Absolutely Pure

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

Wm. Creed, aged 70)

DAILY

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PERSONAL.

Mr. Geo. Tait, of Dartmouth is among ' ? the Jast arrivals at the Queen.

John Cample'l, in the employ of R S. Pridbam, le€: for Loong R ver, PB Island, last week .—Sackvilie Post.

His Honor Lieutenant~Governor How- lan hasgone ov abrief visit to Halitax He was @ passenger by the Halifax.

Mr. F. M. Baker, of Toronto, registered at the Queen Hotel last night. Mr. Baker is bere on the interest of the Cleveland bicycles.

Mi-s Jennie Coleman, who bas been the guestofibe Hon. Thos. W. Dodd tor Fome time, her home in Maine,

Mr. F K-nnedy, manager of the Bask ot Nova Scotia, and tamiiy, are pleasantly established at Sunmeriea, where they have taken a cottage for the season.— Mrontrea! Star.

YF L Hasard, Exg, bas been president of the Charlottetown Park and Provincial Exsibition

elect-d Driving A--oc!a-

ition. The election, which :s a capital one ; ‘was male :'t a meeting of drecors held | yesterday afiernoon. _ Ti iS very gratifying tolearn that M-. S Ferguson, B.A., son of the Hon. D ont 7 i Fergo- -on has been awarded anotber ‘f-!.

Cornel! University, teuable for lae of $500. He will te about the 14th inst,

The manv friends of George R Mont~ gomery, E-q., of Alberton, will learn with regret tbat he’has been confined to his bed at “Harborside” for several weeks by attack of Sciatica. He is betterand we hope to hear of his complete

lowship in a yeu,ofthe va home for the holidays

a Severe how

recovery *oon. At the Hotel Davies: J Wildman, tradford, Eng; M E Maloney, Montreal

R McHarvie, Halifax; L B Townsend and wife, Montreal D M Ferguson, Fred Dianison, do; GS Setton, do; Henry, do;J Murray, Yarmouth, N.S Jabez Murray, do; H H Harvey, Montreal; W PM Dicam», New York.

Mr Jobn Collings, of Charlottetown, has been electec Master Fir t Veil, Roval Arch Masons. His election took place at the

Thoma,

29th annual convocation of the ‘Grand Chapter at Lunenburg on Wednesdey. Dr. T. Trenaman, of Halifax was chosen

| Grand High Priest in succession to Dr | Darrach, Kensington. , Miss Florerce Kelly, daughter of the

late Judge Kelly, won the silver medal in a contest for the best essay and chart On typhoid fever. The contest was decided before the Medical Board of Examiners, New York, a‘ew days ago. There were twenty-five trained purses fin the compe- tion. Miss. Kelly has our congratulations. The Halifex Herald says:*E. P. Robins, M. A. (Dal. ‘96), after two years very succes-tul work in philosophy at Cornell, durieg wh eh time he bas held a echolar ' ship, bas been awarded a fellowship, —_ } $540, for the coming year.” Mr. Robins Bedeque, in this shiteos.

ima DealiVve Ci

EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

left thie morning or retarn to |

JUN

‘Loca ant Other Ite ltems,

Sueaires.—The Sheriffs of the | Counties have been re-appointed.

three

Ciry or Guenr. - The City of Ghent will here this evening about 10 o’elock. allied Loz ter Fisnine is repor:ed “poor” at ; the west. Sumeof the factories are al- ready taking iu their traps. Sealine Manganese ar tunexevrnc — What | appears to bea i d-posit Of mapg~ | anese bas been dircovered New Ross, Lunenburg

i —*

|

| arrive

TemwPreraxce —hii-s Phelps, of celebra- | ted reputation as a speaker, will give an |addre-s in Zou Courch ‘his evening on the temperance question. S:lverjcollection. ‘ciate | Temperance, -A meeting of the Char- llotterown Temperance Alliance will Le | held atthe YMC A, Frieav, at 8 p. m. | Important business to be considered. sation } Cnor Practice.—Practice for Ist | Metnolist chureh organ recital and even- | it g of sacred song, in the Kicdergarien | Ball this eyening at 8.30. A full and fF punctual attendance ia reqne-ted. ;

Prorerty Sorp.—Tie double dewell- ing house on upper Aillsborough Street, oce upied by Mes-rs Prown and Ball, wae yesterday sold for 1500. Mr. Jobo McPhail was the purchaser. Mr. Bearisto conducted the eale.

Sunsuixe Circte.—The members of the “Circle,” will conduct a special meeting in the Salvation Army Barracks tonight at 8 o’clock. A paper will becread giving in- 1ormation as to the object | and work of ,be “Circle.”

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Texxis anp Tea.—Will who are interested in having tea at the park this season, in Connect:on with tne | tennis club, please attend a meeting in St. A Paul’s Schoolroom, tomorrow, (Friday) morning, at 12 o’clock.

Farmine Orerations.—Farming oper- ations are about completed. A heavy | crop has gone into the ground, and the | prospects, eo far as can be gauged, are excellent. The husbandmen are in good spirite,—and so well they might be.

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Lawn Party.—Atiention is directed to the advertisement of the Lawn Party at St Dunstan’s College, which appears else- where in today’s issue. The gathering

those ladies

|

will be held cn Monday the 27th inst., and promises to be a thoroughly enjoynble

Arrange

sCainepraL—About 135 Holy Table for

affair. to aitend.

Sr. Drvstan

children

mproriacthel

the first tim - itis mroing and about 126 ‘of those wis received turer first Com-~ munion last year received soa to-day.

Confirmation sill be admini-tcuie! at three

this afternoon.

His many friends will hear with pleasure tpaona S of bis contimued success. Tue Ticgntsa Creese Facr. rv ne me) gS ' ese tacterv at Tiguish, tatiis ame | fhe preliminary celebration of the} ® wer Ig sud twente-ftifth aniversary of the erdimation | ea reed bythe Le‘urgey, Scuurman Co. — hes : cr is Se Be ee anecti pie i of Rew. Father Strubbe began in St. Ann’s | & . a A. McLean E ! a Ts ctively, ae Ciureh, Montreal on Suuday last 4; | DOW .feady for work, ant will receive its , - ara we ‘ € . X A € . ‘ ’ > ° » tm ane he nega tt i first m Ik supp!v on the 13th. The large \ Oe eck mass the SeCVEreRi SOCItEi le a ly ct »d | cow nected with the churek receiv~ distr oF gnish wits eurety eve & Ov ed Holy Communion in abody. The main account of itself in the cheese factory

celrbreuon tesk place oe Monday exer

when & Soc ial gatheriag was keld im S:.

A a” A Ba!) i at which addresses were ferent | | and a purse presented. Father Swrabbe vised Ciarluotetown a few years ago and } coadactead services in Si Dausian’s

Cathedral.

A. Q.. Sports ou Dominica Day this year wil] exeel! anything of the kind that has taker plase on this [sland sinee the day when we were all young. Se te be yourg agein, ia spirit sad mind, be sure and attend the A. O. H. sports on th: f July.

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tir s¢ -

r—On Friday Howard

Northfield harnessed his

Han 10 ne Suro Wentze!, of Wee!

horse for the purpose of bringing his | carriage home frow the carriage “hop, aod lafier driving the animal some disiancr

LaHave Gazeue

siaindiidaas Ladies Capes at Stanley lad es capes are se liiag fast. | our middle counter @n the

are Ou fi MOTs

They ground

aad eontinued to kiek eo

Bros.~—QOur

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ATteurred Train Wrecktxc.—Withino | the last few days three aiteu nts have beep -ar New Glasyow toe wreck the late ation train to Trentou, which

leaves New Glasyuw at 21.15 (~tandard). |Oo Fricav evening last, theiarget was without walocking the »+witeb; on

tarped Saturdays don the track,

sae Le

BECO “a

tiree ties were pil

and on Monday one tie was placed on the rails. Fertunately the obstruc'ion - were noticed ty the careful train bands rime

10 avoic an acetd+ nt on the rai'is, O ya short time ago ike attenepts were ma ot e place, and an effort

the culprits proved unsuccess-

the sar at thet uae to ese veT ful.—Ex.

re

Orricers Evacrep —A the first general

meeting of the Stockholders of the Char ] tow Livl od Power Comypavy iottetown ent aoe wer Ompavy, Limited, the following were elected

it hega: kiek ; s ,

HW Hez , to n ” Ms directors WA Weeks LL Beer, A E siously that its body was s — io ok :

Viciously that its & ly a . a im (| logs, Berjsmin Heartz. WC Pirfield. At Pp +e prOporijions whe ue. -OIZe\? : :

” eS 7 “ sa iy a& sit ste meng of tue directors J,

took. it into the wocds and killed i.— ;

| L Beer wae elec'ed President, W A Weeks \ Vi aa dent, x»? A E Ings, Secretary. | Henry R L ord . © E, was appointed | Eogineer and Mx» The new syndicate has done considers!) e work since taking | hold, and it is pro able that wh n the pre-

ney aee an eras fashionable garment-; pored improvemeurs in the works have

i they are being sol 1 cheap; if you want 4|{ j2..5 made the price of gas will be again | Gaye, see this lot—-Staaley Bros. eo | iowered. It is said thata British 132 21. syadicate which controls a new moor

—_- | are anxionsto be interested in the street

There is sharp-shooting in low prices railway and later on Mr. Lord!y will be

n Gow prices for good goods.

; } |g ving on, but Paton & Co { t for

Gur bargain lis eye-opener.— Paton & Co. Another list for bargain lowers on

our

are the leaders |

Satucday will be an |

waterto consult with these | parties and lay before them the plans of i tne I roposed r vad.

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sent ac

a Cold in one Day Lixativ2

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Take Brom? Quinine Tablets.

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NZ city.

” We have all kinds of Syringes f Fountain Syringes, Bulb

¢e Syringes, Glass Syringes,

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Every one good value. It’s

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THE DRUGGISTS.

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JOHNSON & JOHNSON

| middle counter for Saturday night.— | All Druggists refund the money if it fails to

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Ladies’ Cape Bareains

The balance of our spring stock of Capes are now on our middle counter,

Out They go if You Want Cape See This Lot

O9Ot OvO vv FOSD9OOOO

STANLEY BROS.

The Always Busy Store.

D. CORDON. SIXTUS McLELLAN

The Weil-dressed Man

He is» representative of hundreds who have been so fortunate as to have

their suits, overcoats, etc., made ty us. The clothes dow’t make the man, but they go a long way towards doing e0,and they open most doors when they’re good to admit a man into good society.

We are Bound to Give Satisfaction

We do not want any customer to keep asuit they are not perfectly satisfied with, but would rather that they return them, make another selection if they like, or get thei r money back.

We are giving special discounts on all summer ties and shirts.

SOO SGU eR0C80

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Men s Stylish Outfitters

Glothing

We huve just opened anothei lot of Men’s and Boys’ ClotLinyg in the newest makes and neatest pat erns we have yet shown: Also, suits Men’s blue Tyke Serges, selling at lowest prices, :

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J. B. Macdonald &Co

The Best Place to Buy Your Clothing and Boots

Underciothing

; FOR MEN ~

at the lowest prices, in Ball-brizggan, Mer- ino, Natural Wool, Silk mixture, Cott on, ete.

Medium and light weights. 32 to 44. 25¢ and upwards.

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