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WURLITS BEST P

e’re “Cranks, so some of the Clothing

traniifacturers think.

They say we are the worst people in the Cloth-

in 5 business

We’re so Very Particular

When we’re so exacting, it’s for you-so you’ll

get what you want-and, by having it, we’ll get the

Come here and look over our Clothing-turn it

inside out--look at the quality and finish-the way seams are sewed and what they are sewed with- hov the padding s out in -and all those apparently _ unimportant details.

Sonic Clorhingloo s mighty slick outside-but

it doesn‘t stay so any length of time.

Thats Wliiiiii tlur Pailinaiiily Siziiiis

Takea loor at our perfectly tailored Spring

Our Handsome Spring Overcoats- _ Our Fine Line of Rain .Goats-

Oui' Complete Line of I-ieadwear -

Our Smart and Attractive Styles iu all kinds of

Toggery that Good Dresserswant.

If you’l1 do this, you'll surely be convinced that

THE BEST I5 HERE] oys lhree Piece Suits

Evgry Bgy I _p h¢l‘C and grilli-

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tkcs 3 Suit _ .` his dB51i‘€»

V gi, We have Y "-v»»- 3”),

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with a est

He Wants his `*;*" BOPS' Tin"

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uit to look

lk, Faiher 5, sizes from 10 f

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toloolc Manly. 1 N Wards-

COAT VEST, AND KNEE TROUSERS

Made from Fancy Mixed Chev_iots and other

suitable fabrics, cut and tailored artistically.

$5 50 $4 50 $5.50_ to $8-00

Suits with Vests cust a tride more than they

do witliout-but the satisfirction they give the Boy is worth the small increase iii price.

Scattering Dollars

Doi1’t rni<s the great cut price sale of the

balance of Weeks 8; Co’s stock which we bought

just iio'e please that we are givitlg it away A

neaidy if not quite. _ . _

here s all kinds of ood things in it, some of

most every line they hgd in stock. Come early

though because it w.m’t stay long ar0u11d,h¢¥¢~

Wave stopped ADVERTISING our BEAU- 'r1l=‘ui./ivi1i.i.1NERY »=¢ause_w= °=1="=l<=fi> up ' with our orders.

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Prowse , rcs.,

The Oiitly Reel Good Clothiere.

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.$3 Piece Suits in

h e ex g_r-

years old up-

;ltis unprolltnbie. A few it es in the urn, Bun.. mmm" 0( TM Gaim" mn, number attended the meeting of the

signs

MO0RE®.§McLEOD»gf-,fry

-'rin mn it u.iii i

Tlxlleto sulved homPieto_nst8.l)

Isunnis-the

svwstlon.

'l't\eGusit\lsn col.

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hell nies wiiI1la.vo guns sometime this week with me ofthe City teams. -

Tnrrvsesnt house is as undoeirohie as

rent it. '

'hen Japanese Famine Fund elqses on

Thnnd” of this week. All contributi- ons should reach this olies without dU|\Y- v dtilbf.

Tut trim little gnsolene lnuneh built by Bmw Stewart. last winter, wu sitting over the harbor Inst night at an sdmlrohls nw of speed.

for

Tlishfnster of the Rolls leaves

Summer-side this afternoon, where the Courtof Chancery meets tomorrow to dispose of s large docket.

G. M. Arwoon desirm to thank all the

friends who were so kind during the lll- ness of the inte Mrs. Atwood. also all those who contributed flowers.

.ions Surnsimssn and William

Turner, engineers of the S. S. North- umberland, left this morning for England to return on the new steemshlp Empress.

An\'i=:n1'isnus ure requested to mil a this ofilee and see for themselves the names and addresses of all Guardian subscribers, both in this oily nuil through- out the country districts. tf.

Tris S. S. City of Inndon returned from

Crspaud yeaterrtny afternoon with six passengers and the tollowirig ciu~go: 100

signnrents.

Rorrsm' J. Arm Mus. Csurnnnr. will be

passengers by the Halifax, when she sails for Boston. They will be absent. for aboutu month, which will be spent. in visiting different points of interest in the U. S. They will be accompanied to Boston by hire. McNeill.

0\\'rNi: to the dense fog and to the range lights nut being visible the S.S.City of London anchored outside of Victor-in harbor until 10 3) on Saturday night. She had the heaviest load of freight on record in the blstnry of the route, and thc warehouse held only one-half of lt..

Tm; steamer Halifax, from Boston, is

not expected to arrive until this evening. On her return t.o_. Halifax after this trip she will transfer freight und passengers to the Beverly, and that steamer will then take up the service between Boston and this pert fora few weeks until the Halifax has been retitted.

AT the regular monthly meeting of the

City School Bbard last evening, the teachers' reports showed the enrolment for the pirst month to have been 1211; average attendance ltllzl; percentage 80; nuruber of cases of tsrdlness 188; number of t-runnts 4; visits by teachers 231; notices tl); corporate punishment ti; requc-ststo leave before closing 50; fell below nvcruize 50. Three teachers report- ed nc eases of tardlnessdurlng the month. The exceptionally good percentage .of thi was made in one depiirtnient.. Prin- cipal Campbell reported that Lieut. Governor Mucklnnon had offered a plot ol' land in Government House Grounds for a school garden for Kent Street school; and

the same otfi applied tcPrlncc Street school. After d scussion Principal Sesrnnn und Campbell were authorized to proceed in the mutter ofthe gardens the com- mittee on property and the Supervisor to be consulted regarding det-ails. With reference to s request by the Daugh- ters of the Empire to carry out s patriotic programme ln the schools, its directed by the Imperlitl Order of the Daughters of the Empire, the principals were allowed to use their own dlscretloir. Principal Lsndrlgiin submit- ted to the Board sn ‘application for authority to form a Cadet Association in connection with Queen Square School. The Board granted its approval of the same. It was agreed that Arbor Day bc held on the 23rd inet. Dr. Anderson being present, referred to the excellent condition oi the City schools. Tho mutter of proper veirtilation mid cleanliness of basement, cloak and reception rooms was discussed at length. Dr. Anderson stated that thc Government would sid those schools that undertook garden work, by contributing ii sum equal to hnlf the amount expended by the school, but ln no case to exceed ton dollars. A vote of thanks was tendered the Dr. for his sul!- geatlons. '

Ask your dealer for Diamond Potnsh

consumer on the Market. tts &r.w

‘

When you went the best.

Its pool is unmistakable. _ The n leuts end ln it ere the beet; individual mixing and kneading make the donga `rign\; perteetovcile bake it to

snieeg. Try it when you went we tempting kind.

pst: of greye owned by here, it. is understood, been

the Licut.. Governor of

hy the rnslltxsln

who have been

Sherbrooke,

trip to Toronto, e

hloolllt home with him the bodyof his llother whose death in the Northwest was reported lsstvleekinTheGunrdlsn.

Iltspiteof the unfavorable evening n

- nd

ri-uexeeeaeiestsr. Dnneun ine !*"“““- "*"‘°"¥ °f ”°"“¢“°~ "*'°

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Villtcrll Divillon last. night. The life cgutmt woe continued. n larger nuurbrr than usual taking pert on eecli side. Tne numbers wero well rendered and were appreciated by slr. The contest wlilch is growing in interest with each night of meeting wiilbe continued next. Mondny night., when s plepssnt evening lssssureil for all who attend.

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Not In 'lla piano Glass

A Warning to Ladies \vho Use Package Dyes.

Tris Wr~:u.s& Rrcssansos Co, Liruirrcn of Montreal, manufacturers of the world famed DIAMOND DYES, would specially worn all users of DIAMOND DYES as welinsrotaii merchants, that they have not the slighest connection with any tlrni or conbluntlon of people who are now puttingjup wonk sud adulterated package dyes for home use, The manufacturers of DIAMOND DYES for their own interests, and for the welfare und protection of tens of thous- ands of Canadian women, find it nrcessar y to dinrunce the report circulated by manufacturers of certain crude dyes that

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and the results combined in it creation that is

perfectly suited to you. Thst’s what puts our niillinery work in a class by itself.

1,; And we charge no more than you’ll pay

for ordinary milliuery.

0UR milliners devote special study to every

order. Your uEEi>s,rovi1 s'r\~LE, vous

i~ni<so.\'/ir. tastes! are given careful study-

.-iigliia ` trunks

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defy the

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cases eggs,l0 head of beef cattle nnd5 sheep for local butchers; also 2.5 bags produce nndnton of sundry other con-

thelr products sic put up according to the formula of the DIAMOND D\'%.

The adulterated dyes umnufiictured by

speculators (jealous of the success of DIAMOND DYES), are not in the some

Club bags lu many styles, solid leather

leatlierette, enamel and straw-at every price . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .._ 50:: to $4.00

Leatl erold suit cases, ciuivirs lined, neatly

made

22 inch $2.40

the most rellslile soap maker and dirt

class with the popular DIAMOND DYES

To insure complete success in home dye.

lug work, buy only thc Di _~\Mt).\'ll DYES, and see that words DI.~\l\lU.\'l) PACKAGE DYES :ippcur on evi~r~y, envelope.

Wsims & Rii‘irAiinso.v Co., Lmrrr-rn,

Moxrnssn, P. Q, will send rims tonny address their New Direction Bork, Samples of Dyed Cloth, and Verse Story, entitled “The L0ngjchns` Trip to the Klondike."

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EHAMBEHLAIN

isniiuisiic

LONDON, May 5.-A meeting of the

tnrill’ commission was held Thursdrxy, Joseph Chiunberliyin presliiing. Mr. Chamberlain congratulated tlic commis- sion on the work accomplished und avowed thnt. the general election did not turn on prefer°ence,irnd expressed absolute conlldcnce ln the ultimate success of the movement. Resolutions were passed providing for the continuance of the work el' the commission ln the greatest scl.i\'il.y and especially for the completion of the report on the preference showing thc nilvi\ntagesl.oGrent. Britain and the lines on wlilch, from the side: of Great Britain, the greatest advance can be made.

Dont. l-ny a new pipe before looking

over our stock of ll. Ii.B's. Everyone guaranteed. The Red Cross Pharmacy, agents for Ch'rown. 8dt.f.

BORN.

ALCHORN --At Rocky Point, Aprll:l0ih

to Hedley and Mrs. Alcliorn, ii daugh- ter.

_ DIED.

HOLMES-At the home of his rinughter Brcclrlcy Point Roird, Mny 7th, John Holmes, iiged 70 years. (Funi.-riil, to~ morrow Wednesday, at2o'clook,p. m.l

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The highest. prlcefvrill be paid for Quir- huugs by Win. Monrliourquette,ngen Plant Line, foot. Queen §.i-ect..

2'7dt.wlnr

24 inch $2.60

Leatherette suit cases, good rimterlnl. canvas

lining, brass lock and trimmings

zzliucli $3.15

24 inch $3.65 _

'Solid leather suits cases, brass lock sud trini-

inlngs, steel frame

22 inch 6 oo 24 inch €6.25

Better quality, 24 inch length only, similar

io the last, but made with shirt pocket and has double straps . . . . . . . . .. .$7.25

Haiidsirne case of so‘id sole leather. double

brass lock, double outside straps. _.$9.25

One particularly nice line of siit cases, sole

leather. le ther lined, leather sliirt fold, sreel frame, leather is liririd sewed $10.00

A full line oi canvas telescopes in all sizes.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...55c ro $i.5o

TRUNKS

Good, so id, canvas covered trunk, brass

bound, brass corners, two straps, 34ir:ch...... .. . . . . . ... $8.50 36iuch...I . . . . . . . . . ... ......$9.25

An excellent trunk. canvas covered. brass

corners, sieel bound, no straps $4.00 to

i $6.oo, according to sizes.

Metal covered trunk, sizes 28. 30. 32 and 34

inch -prices. . . . . . .. . _ .. $2-75 to $4.00

Truukstraps. . . . . . . . .75c each

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Wall Paper

At Less Than

Silver' ease is the new preprimtion

irhicli cleans silver by simply dipping it. in n solution of the i-ornpouiiil ln wnter. lt. is guaranteed not to injure the silve in any way and to linpirrt. ii polish superior to any other nge-nt. Price 2.3¢ ir

package. Sold only ily “'l‘he Two l\f»\cs_"

Curtain uiuslins. niadrss mus-

llns. and draperies at Sliiuley Bros.

7d2l.

We bavejust openid up some

nice Carriage Harness, iii°‘Blue

-ew-,

E send our sam le books to '

Half Price l

You will iniss a grand opportunity if you do not __

When voir require dress goods- __ think of Stanley Bros. 7d2i. l

' lllacllonnld & McKinnon, Di'ugglst.~, tl r. tit.. (leo. and Ki.. Ste. i\t\\'ll

Ribbon," “'l`rack,” "Rubber", “Oroide.” “Solid Nickel" and “Nickel” plate nioiiiitings. Don't fail to call and see them and get our best prices bi fore buying. A. Home & Company. 5dtts2wtw3i

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buy the job lots of wall - ~ paper we are offering. "

Call in and see them and

at the same time haves .,

look at

0UR NEW PAPER _

We claim to have the

prettiest patterns and the lowest prices in the city. let us know and we will

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your home. We know '-

D For Ladies’ Dress Goods

= riUiui>i1REv's MAKE if Loor; iN THE WEST wiupow or

The lium hrey Clothing Store

_ A. Winfield Scott. Manager.

" Phone 635 P. 0. BOX 4r7.

rd :su just the imp" Oper? House Building, Grafton St,

"'° J. A. Humphrey 6. Son.. Ltd. Proprietors.

Bookstore.

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lm.

eoi.cArr:’s roruriiit roirnr _ sour

This is a new line re-

cently put up by Colgate &Co., to sellst 25c per box.

We consider it good

vslne at this price. '

We have just opened up

s large assortment of good toilet soaps st popular prices- Call on es if you want loops. p _

D. STEWART.

Benin: liner, llskee Rest Breed.

Qnsnusuqimvusnu our ,_

ECLIPSE _

BAKERY

BREAD; -

FISHING

GEAR 1

Big new stock of

Rods, Reeds, Lines,

Flies, Casts,_e°c., open- l'

ed up at

“The Two Mace"

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DRUGGIST8. ¢omerGt. George and Kent Btn.

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INlZC)1W El Y.

PAIN.

The ds of wliclessle slsugliterof treth, by the forceps, in gone.

ily years otystudy, ex rlmeut und the practical experience of learned men as physicians, <i)eentists, biicteriologiats, chemists and others it is now possible for escli and everyone to have their teeth preserved to do the work nature intended them for.

I - It is Our Business to Save Teeth

it is your duty, to yourself, to have your teeth saved. lf you ln-

teud having dental work done, cell end have s talk with us, we will advise and explain matters to you, tell you just what you should have done and what the cost will be, We make

No Charge for Examination and Consultation

It ll our business end pleasure end we piece you under no obli-

gstlon to employ us to do your work.

Our Prices Ars the Lowest

Come And get them. Our workmanship is ct' _the highest grade.

Our materiel the best money een buy. All work backed up by A

'l on Your Written Gueretntse

Guarantee Dental Rooms

ttsmevou Block, Charlottetown. Over Reddlu Bros ‘

nn. , E. iz. ironins, ri-rrp.-ister, '

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