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_'l`li|R'lfX VARIETIES of summer underwear for

menl A hint ofthe co

plete stocks we have here.

Little wou'd"e`r _menxzrefer to deal at this store where CERTAIN SATISF CTION awaits them. -

All the heat makes--at easy-on-your-purse

prices. -Forinstance.

Fine rib cotton porsalt. . . - ..

60C

Neat stripe eiect, Eno cot- iou,persuit..... 10C

Fine rotriiii, n_d_tur;l_,shads. . . . " ui' if §.9.<l.»...' Fine halbrlggan, all sizes, per-'

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Our showing' is very

fron 32 to 44. .

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Waists of lluenalejantly em

Waists oi 'walhnbla taffeta

Walsta of white and cream lu vn1ues..~.‘. .. .1 . .» . . . . . . . . . ...

_ And as to lit and workmanship-9 we will willing-

proving entirely satisfactory on these impori ant _

Waisls of Moulin, Orgsnriy, Mnll and Persian Lnwn. . . . . . . .. .

552.90m §4"l`fi

lace iiii'l\*li4:h_~,einbrnide|y. . . .. . . . . - - . $2.57 KO $5.25

Extra qnalit Balbriggan elegantly iiniilhed natural an salmon shades $|_20

Meroerlzed silk iinish Bal' briggen.perenlt.... $|_b()

_ V _Fine natural wool, light

1. ».v=in¢\¢ $1.60 is $2.75

Stsuiield’s lightweight. pnre W°°l--- $2.25 to $4.50

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P-rettiest, _

tBesiiFiiiiing _ W aists.

~ People tell us we we showing ' the prettiest -waists in the diy.

We hfyileve our stock

merits the compliment.

he price oi any waist not

complete-»vve've every size

vseis $5.50

broidered in various desi ua

silk elegantly elaborated with

sire in newest designs; i= lendid .- . . . . $1.601() 225

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Newest __

Netiitwear

M __ , __ _ . tnsichonsihg available; lent r Neckwear De-` at oueut. _ _ l>=1flme_»» -'__f»,~.` _ Ncwiit tk-s“of ever descripmi' lava just arrived Maite! your selecl.icn_,;_;_day`.v_, _ _ _

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1' ' ./` ' %~ tat. Almost nil the duly organised _ A

tl 2 in - associations are now atIwork the

/ members sending in their bottles oi _

ll, if/( , ’ r It i V oompmilte siimplrs promptly. in another

`_ A rec -rds than above may be expected. __ __

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n°°x'snii6|`“"-'iia~i"» ‘fsesiaivlis wine .neun in nga: ma aux .. ..._,_,_/`V___‘_~_'_ _ _ (revs 50|.:

Nm Dqgy 'ties in nil widths Novelty .cheeks and plairln-' .. . _ _ _ _ _ ,_,.,\_ __ _ _ _ _ ' 254; stunning eiisots............ 603

N-rw wines ms i fun mv Pwr who .-"ll" .P __ "°x

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Head Olllcos ln New Prowse f8lll¢k'-Charlottetown"

1 'ru¢‘nnu min an-:ua in nigsi ni._rll.ao. .sarzwd my win. ...sm in ima

- ‘ Mau uinansnd sans oiuis, ordui- l"’i'l'“¢ "‘°“"i °"Pl¥ 1° this

viamwarelnths city ysrtardayf - _

me-. s. mxnm wi... an ibm van- . 1°"‘l.*"" °"°‘"°'”°d "ld “W

. __| | an tt t, _ h l timing 'vorhairsnilsa ta which

,§°,,,,'f,3_,,f'L° ° °'"' “ "°‘“'°°°' wmingnn suns, win bs surfer;

lim D.-miei Manu-an isis yesterday i' " ~

V“w,"”.'_,,h°" hu. h“s»Jm4_ hu beg: death tool: place at East. Boston,

.. ,,,,,_,|,,d hi. mm, “mn f ‘ _ llis\l.,~Msy 17,0! Miss Edith Keenan,

hole and lfloton. V

\ei;rh;and “Piave of the Season," by John E. Webb r. The fiction and verse are oi liizh order. A short story entitled “Over

laleven articles. and iour short stories, besides the usuni departments.

Edward Island to know that the Dominion Department oi Agriculture reports as loliows regarding the Cow Testing Associations: At Cowansville, Que. the average yield of 119 cows for 30 days end- ing 27 April is E67 lb. milk and 22.8 ln. int. `l‘he highest individual yield is 1300111. milk testing 4.8. The Shearer, Ont. Association has an averarre yield for lthe same perlod_o!_il24 lb. milk and 18.9 ib.l‘at. The 'best individual yield here is 880lb. .nun &.iun&e.1 nniy. rn iss asswiniim. .nn Cul1o'deu,‘0nt. the average of Nil cows is 7Fllllb. milk and 25.7 lb. ful. lor the period ending 7 May. There are several Individual yields here of over 100 lb. irillk, the highest being 1885 lb. testing 1.2. Ths100oows in the Spring Creek A~scoialluu average 702 lb. milk and 28.4 Ib. int. Several lridividualenws h c Ro over the 1100 lb. mnrk, ons goodegleid heinir 147011:. milk Lasting il.C for the 30 days ending l May. At Hailey, Que., the average test is the same as at Spring Ci‘eek,Ont., namely 3.4 lor the same period but the average yield is only M3 lb. milk and 19.0 lb. fat The highest

cows avsrages4&3 lb inlllr and letllb fat: Woodburn, Ont. with 79cows one an iwsrngs ylsln srmi ii.. mini and sas il..

` production oi any one cow is 8.40 lb. milk _

testing 8.1. Sl. Armand, Que. from 101

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Th' 3012"" i\iWlll8 ¢i°||\° 03 W9 SUD Uharlss Keenan. into oi Charlottetown. _

' -ar. Picton arrived here at 8 40. bringing J h "_ __ th; ma", md pnqmmm . ' _4 o nB'c orton ot the Bank ol N.va

l Ml" HlYf|l°l1.0I‘¢oll|lt 0|’ St- James' and leaves torthere this morning. His jihcwh. lusnendlvizl hw days at vsrnon miner Rev. T. F. ifnilei-mn monipnnies

_ _ vigor Brlls¥%the iznest_oi _Mrs D. P. him gn, 51,9,-¢v|,,|¢,_

' ._;i__ ,-; 9"' gi .. . - e - Ewen Mnonnssii will ...mn (D. v.>

~!‘h¢N°rth\1-nberlanil mired. maint sntnsin .rm on., in ins Kni,1un...y night lrom Summerslde and will resume River st llilla. ln.; Pleasant Valley .i5X'; 'IPI' rekllilr trips on the rants b.tween and Belle River at7 p. in. Al.~o Tuel day

0. T. lldfurrny. of Eureka, N. S.. has sold Pdnt' P"m'°i' 730 V- W' ` MH vr->v\ fly 1° Gro- Gunn. of Hopewell. 'rns bsiisiinninrinsi. 0. ir. sinnisysnr "lm W|_l|_'lll°v° ble 111111117 the” Nh°Fi»'y» representatlvzs on the Provident Fund Mr- Muay and lmuliy move to P. E. 1.* haul been nnnounofd. Tns result or ilis~ 'The olodngiexrrelsee oi St. l'lunstan's ‘mi "3 is W5" J°"“ S"°"°°'l7- l°°°m°"iV°

Co||,,"6 Wm ,Me phce Wadnesduy "tm: engineer, Moncton, and J. W. Nairn, ,mm M Wm °.u,ock_ ,lhmddrus to the locomotive engineer, Truro, and J. A

nannies win bsasiivmd by Lissvsr- T*‘°"°"°- ‘”="° ‘lm fl by l ° "1 P‘°/°°'-. nd, M°K|mmn_ v Nairn led the p_ll with amarginct 496

'ug:l::‘.°AhliII:“l§l.10\;i(l}|ae rsslprned hor Dwi- while Mr. Stewart was over three hundred

°~ Wd iliillldi lem" ahead of the next lligliestman, whois

l°1ir=h'rll.v1\=r the West- Durlna Mies .Mn 'rlnbergs inn wen known station _Roddlgllov in Ohorlotwwwu she has ‘scent at Biiihiirst and ii prominsnto R made manyfriends who will reirret her T_m,m_ pew, MCQu,m|'»ch"|°tmtu,;,, departure. had 2% votes. . ' -

I 'l;i1G|E:lDress ‘pitnr dilvllllfslllit h¢‘l‘° The regular monthly meeting ot the ‘F9 'I il 5,'P“f°°B Bd W Sl1'l1lD9l‘S|'i€ Bild School Board was held last evening. The ‘”“i"“” “U '1W“i belfW°*‘n that DUT” “ml teachers reports showed the enrolment Pt du Chens for the rest oi' the season. fm- the pu; month to ba 1541, Mmm] gg. '1‘hc Brant has been, honorably retired f,e,,den¢¢ 1149; “vera” azmudeioe 1025 'mm 'M' mum' '_ DB1' Cillllllite of attendance 80, number oi

Th, rggurg. 0| me mm] e“m|MM°us B cases of tardlness 222. trnants 7; visits to

the Union Commercial Collgee were mnfis V‘“"’n"“ 1745 U°i°°°3 W DBPBDW 0; C0l`ll0l’Rl

__ known. ,m 5,mu»d,,y_ Tm, follawmg, punlshnnsntlll; balowavergeln gradini(

;¢l.u1loni.f_rgr'alluat.ed from the shorthand 58' ~ Ml' B"~fl°W WN* KP"-“U05 D°l“ll\|lGi0ll andrypewrltlng department: Hilda Mc- °° m‘=‘k° " ‘Willey 0f wwllll lralnlmr |§|nnon_ Goose R|,er_ `hon,,,.,); Anim, Work at the Dominion Exhibition' nt ll-m|n°,._ (my, (h°,,or,); Mamaret MW Sherbrooke. Miss McIntyre’B and Mr. Lee Ksnsie. Hurtsville, (honora); Mary A. S"“'1’““'5 "°5|BU0l|°l>S were l\G¢°Di»€d-- A M,,K|nmn' B,.ook|yn_ From c°mme,.°,,_| number oi upbiications for the vacancies tepanmenb, Fred W_ Gordon' B,.“daue||_ were received but action was deferred till ;|_ p_ Quhmy c,,_,.d|RM,_ - next meetinaot the Baird Notice oi lilo

At the Police Court vosterdny, Fred Got McKinnon and Robb. Ingles, drunk and was

~liso|‘derly,were each lined $10101- thirty pup,” about to ,mmf we (my “hook "]:f;".r(,Al1l‘:’;'° “l;I“';':hf:u(;:°dn1I_‘('l’J‘nv§7;;‘iL must make application during either the lnrs or tugnyy days and the tisses against msn] Yeah in September' Jummy ol M Hennessey J. Callaghan ani John And' tw” “Wed mmm View ui thi' H' ' model School taking about 100 more pupil. ardy, also on similar .uhgrues were ,n

,lm-1°“""°d “ut” h°`m°"°w' he °“"°"" ol the classes in the Gil. sc o s wi aka against P. McMillan and John Mullins plane at the and of "fe Brien, l:A;_m_ were dismissed. Two boys for being di.. I5 was resolved ,hat the clash K ‘“'d°"i7 ""3 ""m““d”d f°" 5 Wwk' exercises ol the school be conducted as ln

A _T!i,,;’,p,,n.;_¢1‘1n’1\n¢¢Aga;'1|`p for Jima cm. former years and a committee was up- tnlnsuu afoot ent varietyof ooufributlons, iJ°|ll¢°d U’ WN °|1N'B’° Of 0719 l'li5~l5|l1li’ Of the one‘s ui most slgnlili-‘ance being an '-|19 WPUB |11 "IB Market iilllion Wed- intlcle by Prof. R. lil. Moonsghtcn, entlt~ 009115! 57192031 lllllb- The schools will led “A Plea (or Woman Suffrage in Can- l'f'°D¢“ “WT Summer l10UdB.Y~* 011 Sepltlll- adn;"" “Reminiscences or Tiller and bor 4th. The secretary was instructed to Mitchell,” by J. E. B. MoCsarly; ‘ Cm- advertise for tenders for oo-il, kalsominlng rda's New Cavern World," by Frank lllld \‘¢lJHifB~

the Tiles to charlie; is exsspnisnniiy for Inverness Coal. Positively" no entertaining, und at the same time deals 5001 gn sggve (myers or bottom of

with n creat problem-the distribution oi p0t5_ Nothing cleaner exce I wealth. Altogether the number contains Ahthmcete ] 5_25gtf P

It may interest dairy farmers in Prince

double rata.

and I8 ysars.md daughter oi the late

l5°°5|l. has been transferred to Moncton

11th at Pinetio, and Wednesday 18th at

votes over his colleague on the board

ppoiritment of Henry Smith by tha ernment for the term oi four yenra recorded. It was decided that

tho new clauses, tho re-nrranzcmcnl

Good News. Ask your dealer

Let Us _Develop your Films

_ New developer used for every film---no old developer used at all. _

We'll try in everv

possible way to give you the very best ne- gatives, it’s to our in- terest to do so. Bring along your films.

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to be here for the showing of stockings.

2oo ptirs very fair last black stock, plain. _sizes8 1-2, 9 and 9 1-2, Hosiery dayspeciai ‘ 2for 25_c

132 pairs stainless bllck stockiugl. seam- less feet, spliced heels and toes, full fashioned. for Hosiery days. . . . . . . . . |9¢

JUNE STH AND 6'l'll li' *P '

UR HOSIERY business is a great and a swiftly growing on ‘. _We are building up a big business on our standard lines. which for value can- not be surpassed anywhere. Besides these we are arranging a tre-

mendous display of hosiery for to-morrow and Thursday to exhibit in some degree the lmmensity ofthe range we carry. Anil to emphasize the f..ct' that this is the store from which to buy all of vour stockings.

we are offering, r these two days, some notable savings-read carefully, and be sure

_ Some of the Offerings Will be

250 pairsiine fast black cashmere £nlsh_ 4-i rib stockings. spliced heels and toe, r card mending free with each pair. . . . 25g

Fine pia:n, fast black cotton stocking, seainlesss leet as well as a big line oi lace leghose, 25c. . .. . .. 3 pairs for 65c

. Tuesday. 4th. June. |907.

Special _ “Stockinfg Days”

` wsnnssimr Ann rnunsnar ` ' 1

if our rirrsan ci:Nr |.r:Anr;_it_

non pairs English ribbed etockiug|,_osshmere iiuish. wnmelfs nlvs

rii . assorted ribii 1215? auffincy _If we were buying this

glqckiiig at lu liav’»i ni-v'¢~»»_ wg .ynuiii ling rn ciu\ri;l~ you '12 ~. ner pair.

We mmieasavin on this biz urchase, and We what I0 Shaw \l`D

450 pairs very exc°iient irrvirm cf-_-=l<.uier~ stockings, in 2-r. 4-I, and fancy ribs, a splendid stocking at 25c.. Hosiery davs Spairsfor 65c

Plain and ribbed cashmere stockings, s nmless feet, very excellent line of stock- ings at 3Sc, W.dnesday and Thursday. . _ . 3 pair; for $1.00

J i Hence for Wediesdny and Thugday oulj; . _ _ _ . L' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . lic

Plain cu hi`i¢i..» ;._ ,... _g., seamigu me;

sizes 8 to 9 r-2, snotable value at 25c. . . . .

Sapairefor 65,, line, sofbsmoothly made. cashmere stock. ings, in 2-r r.r._rlb or p`la_ii_`i,_`st`-aniless ieet, atine 6oc. stocking. . . . . . .'. 2 fol' $1.00

bint f;,x'~ZVl/Fvdizéeédsy mud Thursday wemiqrsav. . . . . . . . 'Be I

Fine tan stocking. spliced heel and double Sole sizes 9 and o 1-2 special 25': . . . . . 5 pAi|'5 fur 691;

Fine black iisle, embroidered in coloured silk, aswell as an atiractive rlnge of all bl ick lace iisle. 55c, pr. 2 pairs for 95c Chlldren’s cashmere stockings, in every grade ani size from i to 16. plain, 2-r and fancy ribs. . ._ I2c to 50c per pair

f ___ an Eiciir cam wonnaii ron rin: LITTLE rout ' ‘ W IL i 8c | §%:‘.'."°'1;;s';."i.?.:“°°%::°'.:.';s;“'”e."1i°:r::'°1;s*.211*.;if.°'ii»8cI i in _ _ ' _ J

Fine tau lisle, ommless 'feet, spliced heel and to: a spleod-d 4zc. stocking . . . . .. . . . .

..¢.............. 2 paffg fnf 75c A trem ndous showin of men’s stockiu '

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in cotton, llsie and cashmere from loc, up. ' Notable values.

The "Diamond Knee”

This is the finest and most durable stocking that money

can buy. It is especially adapted to the needs oi' boys and

girls--but we stock it in all sizes from 6 to io inch. It is a

beautiful finish, 45c. to 8oc. according to sizes. 4 To every buyer of 6 pairs Diamond Knee, Wednesday '

and Thursday-we will present a seventh pair free.

2 for a5c 3 for 60.: - 3 for Soc 3 for 65c

line, rather heavy weight, soft, pjire wool cashmere, 4-r lib -

Furniture repaired.

Prnsonil sUPie'l°i'v'i"'°Sni`ir"`“

Furniture re-upholstered. '

Furniture of all kinds made to order.

mo weeks much iulirr and bcttei

Great bargains continued in furniture till the

large stock is cleared out.

At the old stand opposite Post OiHi~e (upstalrs._

Sealed tenders will be received by the

building ootnmitteeof SL Ml 's An- glican hutch up to Friday ze utlr lnst. for the construction of a brick and stone church on their grounds at Bum- merside, aooordln to plana and speci- fications prepare! by W. C. Harril._

the undersigned and marked “fauderr lor St. Mary s Church." Planautd spool-_ ilcallona will be soon at the Bxaminerll oinns. cimionswwn. rmnn ar mil tender not neoosuril aiasapbd:

architect. Tenders to be addressed to _ _

§Famons Soap makes home happy.

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` Oli the Bread' wo' Bake~ < 'fungi .iminiit un! me _ _ bake' any better Brea than _- _. w_°d° lad .V 1.-.‘». _.»llari\¢./Alain tsbnplkau I ‘ 6in`e‘»sji»l=»tii¢ii an pliers

milolaivf. -_ f '

- 5 j=Ask`yoiir¢'ro:'sr Ihont it

1 orcaiioa. ~” ‘ ~

_ Mail'-w»W 4 n. srswanr.

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This is the number of

NEW prescriptions we have dispensed to May 28th and if repeated prescrip tions were included the total would be about

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We considerour rescilp

tion department t e mont _important part of our busi- ness and any doctor'a re~ cipe can be iilied at our ltore.

Bring us your next.

"The Two Macs"

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DRUGGISTS. `

Cui-anbt. George nd Kent su

Rid. riilidisigdézviwmmime

8.5;; ie ry "8nmmenide.

‘John Newson.

' Nowis'i`heTimetoBuy .., ,_

.WALL PAPER

AT,,__ U ‘ any other tield belonging tome will be

hot without further notice. Also

» iAYi.0R’S BUOKSTORE °'°°""“

’ . VON CLURE G\Y.

» _ Big Discounts

6 rdtnh3lP\t.Bx.

'_ C ll 'dsee o prett patterns and get our _pflcggf iz; are boglfduo cheat out our stock this

A. L. FRASER.

momh' p Attomov-at-Law.

3-'Iliff '

SOURi§. P. E. i~ -l7d3mpd. -

NQ'[lcEl

The undersigned now gives notice

limi hena found on the field Ent of Mrs.