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Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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To any represéntalion we make. The Watches we eell are the best money can buy. And the plain truth a Strong enough to sell them \o these cays of sham aril marepresentatior, tak-+tin:e @ think before boy ng a satch We have sore ex eeptionally gocd mover ents npla n’ckla and siive1 cares shey make good, ; 1\dsv watches. If asingle ore roves lesa trn=worthy than promise

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Do you ever consider the quality jaf the Bread you are eating? It ¢ may be good. It n ight be be tier, ) purer, fresher and more whole- = 9 ome, Jt will be all right if you p buy it at

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Local and Other Items,

A Rerrear.—A retreat under the direc- ‘on of Reverend Oblate Fathera from Muntrea!, begins in the Palmer Road

Chureh, July 24th next. -

Nove. Tea—T his is the original and re freshing tiile of the Tea totake place at Kiokora fall particulars regarding which will be learned oo reference to the ay. in «wnother column.

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Goop Mik Caxs.—The J. D. Bell Manufecturiog Co.. of Montague, advertise 250 fifteen ta twenty gallon cans for eale, made of the best material. Al] who desire

to have good cans should address Mr. Bell.

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Conrractors.—Read the adyvt. calling for tenders for the erection of a new store Church at Kinkora. The specification and plans may be seen at the office of W. C. Harris, E-q., Architect, at the Bishop’s Palace,Charlottetown,from the 11th to the 25th inst., and at the parocbial residence, Kinkora after that date.July 4tb is the last day for receiving tenders,

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New Sicyan Stratriox.—The erection of the pew signal service station at Summer- side began last week. The lower part of the building, which will be situated at the

riilway wharf, is to be constructed of tim- ber and ballast, and the signal mast will rire toa height of abont twenty-tive feet above the coal «hed Mr. Clovis Ar-enault will have c arge of the vew station.

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Ay O1p Awp Wit Treo Remevy.— Mrs Wius! ws & Oihipg Syrup has bern used for over vy vears by millions of mothers for their children while teething

with perfect succes. It soothes the child the gums, asllavs all pain, cures | wind, colic,and is the beset remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold vy droggists in every part of the world. Uwenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalcniable. Be

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Winslow’: Soothing Syr ap, and take vo other kind. siiveiiahlbsisii Boy: Bricape.— The drill of the Boys’ Brigade, inthe Crysta! Rink here. uoder

sure and ask for Mrs. |

the superintendence of Rev. J. M Withy-~ combe and wiih Mr.Sydney Holkirk as | drli sergeant, is very interesting, and ths g recruits are making very good pro- | rres?, Mr. Hobkirk being an excellent and painstaking instructor. The bovs look wellin their new uniforms. On Tuesday evening last the S‘. Kleanors, contingent | alzo drilled inthe rink here. We under- stand that next week the Brigade will go | nto camp at the porth shore, 3t. Eleanore, where they will dr li th:ee times a day, and go through the general routive of camp | life.— Summerside Journal. one eneee TOURISTS —- Prince Edward | island Illustrated is a beauti- | fuily illustrated book on P EF Island For sale at the bookstores or at this oflice — ov0Gc j

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¢ How thev can he purchaeed for lees money. a . Ladies’ Night Dresees, fully trimmed fur 49c, 63c,

83 cents,

{1% = 23e, 30c, 35c. 39c. Or eek Special prices On all better lines. Prt ‘ aalen 19c All specially reduced for this sale, © assorted prices, from 19c up.

: OL ‘ a “ : NG Ladies’ White Skirts, 25¢. 43c; 69r, 79c, 99e, $1.28, 4 Whice Aprous. 25c, 33c, 40¢, doc. ”

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During this week we thail make an exiraordinary effort to

f please you in all lines of Coon Underwear. We bave 4 eplendid 4 stock for you to select from end are making our prices such that it

Special prices op al] better Ilnes.

j yr —a large: tment Children’s white and colored Dresses s large3 acsor which must be sold—make your selection at half price.

a Children’s Pinafores

c is sale. all blue marked for this a We wish you to help us wake this fale a oar. cial Ladies’ Cotton Wrappers, nicely made and good fitting, 9% 4

Ruy your Blouse Waists

BEER BROS oe ee EVSrEses®

CWI-NAIN ANS OTHERS,

The Philologist With an Attack of Ma-

laria and the Intellectual Drug Clerk.

Tho philologist had an attack of malaria. He went to the intellectual drug clerk and remarked:

“Will you kindly put me up ten five grain pills of ewi-nain?”’

The drug clerk, with the nonchalant conlidence cf his kind, answered:

“Ten five grain pills of ki-nin? Cer tainly.’’

**No; not ki-nin,’’ said the philologist, “but ewai-neen.”’

“I thought you said ewi-nain.”

“No. You misunderstood me. I ewin-in,’’ answered the philologist.

“Ah! I stand corrected. We havo been in the habit of calling it ki-nin among the profession.”’

‘*‘Have you? When I went to school, the proper pronunciation was cwai-nain, or it may have been cwi-nine.’’

The intellectual drug clerk looked puz- zled. He apparently suspected that he was being guyed. He attempted to create a

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diversion by suggesting that the philolo- | the—ah-—the—ki-nin—

gist might find more effective in the form of capsules. The philologist said:

**I bave been in the habit of taking my cwin-ain in the form of pills.”

“You may have it any way you like, professor, and you may call it whatever you please,’’ said the drug clerk as he bowed with an expression that indicated that he felt himself somewhat erushed.

“Well, I'll call it ewin-ain. But you ean call it almost any old thing and you will be pretty sure to be right, according to somebody who has made a dictionary in the last 50 years. If it works in as many different ways as it is pronounced, I will either be killed or cured before morning.”

Then the philologist laughed and said, “It’s a great word,’ and the drug clerk murmured, ‘‘And a great medicine. Later they were seen behind the prescrip: tion desk discussing something that usu- ally is absorbed with quinine and is gen erally pronounced excellent.—New York Sun.

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Housekeeping.

If a woman is in good health there is no more beautiful employment than house- work. Generally speaking, there is no bappier woman ia the world. But bow d tferent when every breath is pain, every «teptorture! This state of heahi, in nine C »8e> Out Of ten comes from deran ements of the delicate, fem:nine organs of genera- tiore The family ductor inquires first concerning these. He mos: usually insi+ts upon an “eXaminatiin ” From this the m dest woman naturally shrinks. She is rght. Except in very unusual cases cf * temale weakness ” exa™ nations are uo- n ceseary. Dr. Pierce’s Favor te ] r-crip- tion is a simple, natural remedy fur these ills. It cures safely, permanentiy.

“Send 31 one-cent stamps to cover cost: f mailing only, and receive a free copy ot Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser. Address,

| World’a Dispensary Medical Assoc iatio.,

Buffalo, N. Y.

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Quite Impossible for You to See

Ladies’? Knickers, l4c, gu

Ladies’ Corset Covers,

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The Wonderful Cheap Men

Show the Largest Assortment

SELE THE BEST GOODS ASK THE LOWEST PRICES

In each of our five great great departments—Clothing, Carpets, Hats and Caps, Gents’ Furnishings, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. In ovr Ladies department we are making a special display of white and faney Glouses, each line reduced to clear; all aew fresh styles this season. not one of !ast years goods in stock, and bound that we will not carry one over till next season:

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Kit-Reform clothing, every svit made in the style, every suit made of good material, every suit lined and finished, equal or better than custom made, amd we only ask a shade over half

Our Childrens Clothing

Department is rushing this spring, we are showing all the best & newest in little suits which are all marlked low to sell quickly

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SECOND HAND Fianos and Organs.

Nol. R. 8. Williams’ Grand Piano, only , 2 years old, in perfect order, price Wien new | $600, sale price $150 | Mo. 7. Broadwood & Sons, of London, a 'smallisize square Piano, in good order, sale price goo.

No, 6 Small Upright Piano, good practice in trument, sale price $60.

| bisa No. 2. Jobn Rogers & Son Upaight, a nice piano for practice, sale price $4), . 5 le ia No. 3. Fredrick Strass, New York, a medium size square piano, nearly new, sale price $150.

No. 8. Dunham, New York, small size ° i PO square Piano as good as new, sale price $125.

No. 9 A. B. Gale & Co., New York, a emall

ny, ‘ o . . - he € Tic, - | in good order, sale price $130.

N rodern English Upright Piano | ...a%e Piano, in good order, sale price, $125. No 4,Anm 5 ii S

No, 10, Bradbury & Oo., New York, small square, nice fox children to practice on sale oS 1. SO price $90.

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No 5. Stodart, of New York,a smal] size square Piano, good as new, sale price $130.

We havealso on hand alarge number of good second hand

Oroans. all eood reliable makes. We are putting them in though

tag age “ J will sell them at prices rangin

order as rapidly as possible and will sell them at price: ging

$15 to $60.

ie Miva Piano and Organ onaranteed for a reasonable hice rour children learn to play for a

of years. A grand chance to let yo é play

small outlay cf money. eri

| Liberal discounts off for spot cash, |

Easy terms of payxnent to reliable purchasers.

MILLER BROTHERS,

Island Music House a Gonnolly Building, Queen Street.

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