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Belts of all sir I anddescriptiona will be worn

tl I _-e ison probiblv more than ever before. L-ather, satin and silk are the favorites as far as material goes; the style as the purcha-er fancies. We have all the novelties in stcclr. Black is the color most in demand, but white and colors eel

I Leather from 12c to 40c each-

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inches wide at the back and 6_inches wide in front. They are; fasened to t he waist with lacings; the price for the girdles ° 1 -$2225; the price for the frames‘is._58c. You can make a ‘girdle

for yourself by pleating silk over the frame.

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Dainty Neckwear

The variety and prettiness of the neckwear shown this season, _

exceeds that of any previous one. S lks. laces, nets and lawns are ~ all used extensively Our display is very large and includes all thc novelties. It costs nothing to have a look; the goods and

prices will please you.

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No. 2 Co. 4th Reg. C. A., will have

COUNTRY

Everywhere. 1

extra drill for recruits, to-night at

o'clock. All old men that can come wi

do so.

Mas. Hunter PALMER will sing “Pac

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monic concert atOpera House on Thursday night.

THE grand orchestral selection “Mari-

tana" by Wallace, at Opera House, Thurs- day night next. This selection is a pe.- fect gem.

Mrss Mrmmi: Moons: will sing the Wal-

zerarie, “I1 Placer" by Bali, at the Phil-

harmonic concert on Thursday nigh

HEAR The Wreck of The Hesperus

voices and full orchestral accompaniment at Philharmonic concert, Opera House, Thursday night.

COURT Prince Edward, I. 0. F., 1098,

Kensington intend holding their annual anniversary in the Church of England, on

- Sunday, June 16th at 10.30 a.m.;

W1: are informed that the fact of horse being entered for the races this season will not entitle him to free train- ing on the track of the Charlottetown

Opera house.

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_ Driving Park.

W. R. Comes. of Milton, P. E. I., who

has just graduated with iirst class honors _ in medicine from Trinity University, Tor- _ onto, intends to practice his profession in

_ Sydney.-Sydney Post. `

Ma. R. N. Cox, Morell, P. E. I., is at the

Whitney Hotel. He is one of P. E. Island’s most successful business men and leaves for his home on Monday.-Sydney Post.

A He arrived in the city last night. ‘

dcates of Honor in surgery, med

MR. W. R. Cours, son of Mr. Charles

Coles of North Milton, who has teen at-

- tending Trinity College, Toronto, passed a

most successful final examination at the recent Convocation' on 31st., May and

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SAF-ES _ rio liishermer

The man who locked the stable afte

his horse has been stolen must have been a very near relationto the mer- chant who puts od buying a Fire proof safe nndl after his more is ¢¥wn and his account booksdestroyed. There was a time when high grade lite propf mfes cost a lot of money. That w_ae in the days when manufacturers believed in small aalee and big profits. Todag a_g-naranteesi Ere prof safe of sms

gemstone, can he bought as lows:

(D. Catalogues and quotations on various

sizes may be obtained by writing to

W.B.AR'lHUR&G0.

Halifax, N. S.

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best in Photography-

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construction, to the perfection ofthe Kodak mechanism, to the perfection of the Kodak lenses, is due the

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ayxles use either; films ot; Si§ty~ _ rpaecata ‘, eat: in tem in detaig f rec atotgxeekodak dcaglera or by mail.

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and represents a diatnct ad- __ vance in the science of piano _ ' ‘ -» building. They’re hare for__

and sanitary science and also in gnceco- logy and diseases of children. -Dr. Coles intends openingpractice in`_Sydney,C. B.

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in the Central Christian Church of this City on the 19th to 21st June prom es to be an interesting one. Mrs. Rutherford , of Toronto. Dominion President, ill be here and will address a public meeting on the evening of the 20th. Mrs. Whit an to Canso, President of Nova Scotia Union will speak on the evening of the 19th, on the Labrador Deep Sea Mission. Mrs. (Dr.) Woodbury, of Halifax will also be present and will take part in the p eccl- ings. The Y's are preparing an interest- ing program for the evening of the 21st. All the meetings are open to the public and we cordially inviteall who are in sympathy with this work to attend.

THE UNSEEN CORD.

However humble be your lot,

Howe’er your hands are fettered.

You cannot think a noble thought

But all the world is bettered.

With every impulse, deed or word

Wherein love blends with duty, `i

A message speeds along the cord

That gives the earth more beauty.

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reputation. All over the universe this A li ` _ _ f¢<i:_l ' '_ ' ' _' year' wlilbe noaxception to=thie rule. Mr _ 1

Adams the lever popular clow_`p`~ has sur- rounded iiiniseir wiuian an _;si»,a»;|caet. This year Humpty Dumpty basin addition

cldent which happened here on the night ofthe 8rd lnst., has ove`rshado_wcd every _1 other event. About ten o'clock at night, two young men, Arthur Arbing and

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James Beaton, left Black Point, to return _l ‘_ ' "-,f/4 e

to East Point in a dory with a sail, and a gale blowing from the south east. _ They never reached their destination, and cries _ of distress being heard after their de parture, a general search was made. The dory was found some four miles to sea bottom up, with the sheet securely fasten- _ ~ ed which ;told the sad tale. A lead sinker which had been in the dory was found in 9-feet of water on’ East Lake beach showing where she was capsized, I and the body of Arbing was found in the land wash on the 5th inst. under McDon- ald’s, Black Point. He undoubtedly made a brave struggle for the shore, being a good swimmer, and sank exhausted in the breakers. His body was taken to _Char

lottetown by his father where he belonged, “ " 1 “ F u I C' " ` i ° t '

but he lived at East Point for some years. Beaton’s body has not yet been found, He was the eldest son of J amea J. Beaton about 21 years of age.Arbing was about 23. Both men were of due physeque in all the

died at East Point, on the 6th inst. _ She was a eisterbf the late Captain James _Allan McDonald, of East Point, and Capt. John McDonald of Georgetown. Her husband was drowned in the Gloucester ' schooner, "Cecil H. Low, which waswreck ed on North Cape Rock in the memorable August gale _of 1873, and all hands lost.-~ Thomas Rose of Lakeville, died on the 6th_, lust.-Cod-fishing is fair from NorthRivar' to Little Harbor on the south side.-` Nothing doing west from that. The school is between 3 and .4 miles of the lahd, which requires good weather for the fisherman's dories. The quality is good. Bait is scarce. Lobstering is dull, and prospects discouraging.

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How cancun Porsoxs 'run

A SYSTEM.

of ill health that arises from the ab sorption of catarrhal poisons into the system. Langor,_sleeplessness, loss of

appetite, indigestien and many other d scomforts are caused by catarrh.

But to know this is to only' half. °Cat- "

arrh is a most deadly disease, and affects more than 90 per cent of the _people today. It undermines health and if unchecked will surely and quickly lead to the grave. Consumption

ication that is inhaled into the lungs nasal passages, throat and ‘bronchical _itubes where it kills disease _germs and, prevents their development. Catarrho- zone heals inflamed surfaces, reliraivea congestion, clears the head and throat, aids expectoration and _absolutely cures Catarrh and Bronchltis. Quic relief,

cure guaranteed, pleasant to ' use. Price 25c. and $1.00. ruggists or Polson_8c Co., Kingston, Ont.

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shorts and longs, and its rice leaves a

margin for the buyer. cad Paton St

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We offer you the Best Goods in the line

at Fair Prices. Get your girl or boy one of

our new carts, go'-cart_s,carri s,or wheel

burrows, large stock and ow prices-_-

Haszard & Moore.

So pieces Silk and wool goods, 3 Flouncéd Roman Satin- Underskirt rom $1.00 to S-3.00 will be on Bale at J as Paton 6., Co. s to-day

There is somethinglacking in tae nicel

trimmed lawn-clean walks and shady trees. Keep the lawn mower idle for a few weeks

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thing'bet.ter-sends the dandelions wit ~ ° bl ' din 'd teach-

Wash day is easy and clothes

It does away wi th washboa-rd

~ rubbing. 2 cakes 5c, all grocers.

McKinnon 8: McNevin, Queen

St., Agents at Charlottetown.

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its yellow com-remin g an ing us that even a dandelion s better tha

sortment of flower plants for bedding

June 5 d 8: w lmo.

Carters’ for Wall Pape

Mark and Design Act. It is unlawful

permission. Those having them in thei

ing us-G. H. Simmons. - 4 d lw. Carters’ Seeds Grow

A few second hand bicycles, in good con

dition, _ for sale. Apply to Ernest

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See our advertisement in this ‘paper that _ mentions some of them-J. J. ay 8: Son.

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can be traced back in most instances ` ’ " » ___ to a bad cold or catarrh that was 1108- ` _ ` lected. Don't court this white plague,_,__ _ 4 _ _ insure yourself e against it by halin! _ _ 5 ' _

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