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,The Parisian ,Corset_,Co's famous Corset, called tlie “Lady MQW" Unfiga competitor appropriated the name but not t e patent is now called

“THE EMPIRE”

It is evident that the public appreciate the Patent safety Pockets. which are s i>°P“laf feature of the `Empif€” 8113 °f °“r othef brand "Flora" as the sale of these 80045 has ‘nearly doubled within the 1:-ist three months. g,_00, ygignd i,5o per pair. Be sure the Corsets you buy ve the :sfety Pockets. .

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Our# if

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of Dinner Sets. Tea Sets, i Toilet Sets, 'Glass Table Sets, and all kinds of Dining Room and Kitchen Crockery is com-. plete for the summer trade. We bought most of our goods before the prices advanced so

, we die selling all lines at very

low prices. Best goods, latest designs lowest prices.

W. P. CCLWILL, Sunnyside, Charlottetown.

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oods without vi mer(n. .sure guaran B|t_

ghrinpagel. witthout interfering with stiffen- ings, iiiings, e c. _ .

As summer is approaching now i_s the time to have summer 5* othing made look as 200d $5 new by being Di ED an CLEANED. I We guarantee our work. All `orders for- warded and returned by eXDl°BsS \V1f»h0U-5 extra charge. _ _

.t:TPrice list on application.

G E. HENDERSON,

_ Express Oiiice. May 9 2a.w 1 yr

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Your Watch

If you allow your watch to r_un

coolong without cleaning, or with damaged parts it may be worn S0 bad ly as to dessroy its usefulness as a ltimepiece- better have it examined by your \Va\ch Doctor and if in need of repairs he will advise you accordingly and perhaps save your watch.

\VE BOAST on our repair depart-

ment turning out first-class work only. WE GUARANTEE ALL oUR wonx; if you have not given us a trial it will pay you to do so and we will be pleased to see you at GREAT Gnoiicia: Smnirr.

W`. N. TANTON

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MODERN DENTISTRY, crown and

bridge work (both witl' out pain).

ARTIFICIAL TEETH-We make all

kinds _ _ '1 eeth extracted without pain

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PHYSICIAN A.NDfSURGEON

ll oaoso-so u|lAouA‘rE N|c_ol\.|. UNIVERSITY omee .na insider uovorchester Street Ew-

p°E?;¢°>m t attention given to country calls.

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S SIDE AND PRINCE C0.

MR. W. G. FANNING left yesterday

morning for a short visit to New York.

Mas. D. Gordon and daughter left Set-

urday morning for u short visit to St. John, N. B,

COLORED dimities just received in pale

green, blue, iiiauve, white, etc., and only eight cents per yard. See them at Mc- Gougan 8: \Vright's. li

IN addition to those mentioned Satur~

day morning, Rev. Dr. Morson of Trinidad will take part in the Presbyterial meeting at Malpeque, July lltli.

MR. NEIL McLi:on, now head cutter for

the Crystal Rock Tailoring Co. of South Boston, is spending his holidays at his _former home in Kensington.

_ A vi-:RY line Bell. Organ has been pur- chased for the Christian Church, Central Street which will hereafter be used in _ their services. It waspurchased from Mr. T.lC. P. Yeo.

Miss Louisa MCRAE of Belleville, Ont.,

arrived Saturday evening for a visit to her sister, Mrs. R. C. McLeod. Sheis accom- panied by her neice Miss Allie McRae also of Belleville.

CAPT. Josnva READ of the barque

Charles E. Lefurgey, and Mrs. Read ar- rived by theNorthumberland Friday even~ ing on ashort visit to friends in Sum- merside and Bedeque.

THE Redemption of David Corson by

Chas. Frederick Goss has the following remarkable record. First edition March 13th, 1900; 2nd, April 2nd; 3rd, April 10th; 4th, April 20th;5th,Ma.y Ist-; 6th, May 12th; mi, May ziso, son, June iso; ani? June 15th; Cloth, price $1.25. Orders by mail promptly filled.

Tuosl-2 who have shivered their way

through the past month under the im- pression thatit was colder than June of last year will probably be disappointed on leading the followin _comparative state- 'ment kindly furnish$ by Mr. J . A. Gour- lie Manager of the Sumnierside Meteoro- logical station. L

1900 1899 66.966 65.833 50.386 49.866 16.580 18.967 3.21 4.76

Mean Mamimun tem.

if 55 ‘ temperature “

Precipitation in in. lWarmest June 22. June 2 15.5 77. Coldest 4th and 5th. 35.1 43.

Strict Care and Attention.

In this age of worry, hustle and busi-

ness competition, strict and care attention in the flilling of your physicians pre- scription is absolutely necessary for the safety and welfare of your family. We guarantee accuracy in' dispensing and 1 purest quality of drugs.

PArNE’s CELERY COMPOUND.

Will quickly banish those tired feelings

that will makea burden in hot weather. It braces the nerves, builds up tissue, 'bone and iiesh, gives a. healthy appetite and perfect digestion. Paine`s Celery Compound is the best and safest. of all medicines for summer use.

Reddin Bros.,Druggists, Charlottetown,

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business of the late Charles Matheson, Painter, will be carried on by the undersigned until further notice.

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The business will be under the

management of John C. Murphy who has been in the employ of the deceas- ed for the past nine years, is a master workmen and quite competent to con- duct the work.

The patronage of former customers

kindly solicited ~ ,

J AN E M. ATHESON,

` St. Avards June 13th 1900 22 aw tf.

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Just ’a taoie of our

Ginger Ale, S Cream Soda Lemon Sour etc.

Will convince you of theH` _

superiority. _ ~,

Dealers who 'keel'

them In stock. -

Ars still further convinced b_Y_ the fact that they sell fast-Bl' -. than any other brand. 1 ' - _,_ See that the bottle nears

C111' l8»b8l. it V , Cpmmp encing Juixfeytli there A eslthat t ‘ 'I “ ¢ 58111; rom J, i l'00lll'l.

' yfneiiem-eiassasasieepingear have si .Tomi bri us b buslne __ erase Fi-seeoach toall trams

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_ Gi* ~H.e P°Q°'mMeg‘;m°PAh.T.H§?}‘1}r_E_ ;' r‘ ercial travellers. ‘_

you getyodm _ . . .. ., .,,___ V ;. 5,350? FRALK PEél‘.,!B.Y,Pi-op_l M391'

issued by any Company. 1'

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PERSUNALA

Mr. Ben Biemner returned from

on Saturday afternoon. ;;-;-1

Dr. Clift was a passenger by the Prinf cess Saturday eyenlng. ` -

Mr. J. D. Reid went out by the eastem

train Saturday afternoon. '

Mrs. John Hobbs. left Saturday on a

visit to friends in Boston.

Miss M. Whearwas a passenger by the

Princess Saturday evening.

Mr. C. B. Chappell was a passenger by

the Princess Saturday evening.

Miss Agnes Longworth leaves- this

morning on her return toSydney.

Mr. J. F. Gallagher arrived in the city

by the express on Saturday evening.

Mr. Richard Svuarebriggs left Saturday

on a visit to relations and friends in Souris.

Mrs. E. H. Norton leaves this morn~

ing to join her husband in Colorado Springs.

Miss M. McLeod was a. passenger by the

western train Saturday one a- visit to

friends in Aniberton. T

Mr. :ind Mrs. John Bently' ‘and Miss Bertie Wingginton of this city, are visib- ing friends in Rustico. ~

Rev. Dr. Morrison was a passenger by the mail special on Saturday evening returning from Moncton. _

Miss Selina. Robertson returnedito

O`Lea.ry Saturday morning after spending a week's vacation with her relatives friends. '

Messrs. Bradford Howatt, J. W. New-

some and A. -McDonald of Crapaud, were passengers Hy the S.S.Jacques Cartier Saturday aftytrnoon. _

Mr. R. B./,"Sobey, who has been painting

_Mr. Alex! “McDonald’s residence, Dalifay, ,was a passenger to Summerside, Tby _Saturday evening’s train. _' _

i Rev. T. and Mrs. Hicks of P. E._I. among the visitors in town -this week. They are the guests of Mrs. Caiilyle,,Sack ville. Street..-Sackville Post.

. Messrs Corny Blanchard and- Samuel

_ Doyle left this morning on a visit to the Magdalen Islands where they will be the guests of Governor Painchaud.

Mr. O. A. Hornsby went to Halifax

from Charlottetown on Wednesday. ' He I will arrive in Truro to-night or to-morrow morning, will spend tomorrow at Acadia Mines and will be in Truro on Sunday.- Truro News, 6th.

Mrs. H. A. Richardson, wife of the

Manager of the Bank. of Nova. Scotia, arrived at Georgetown Saturday morning from Toronto. Mrs. Richardson will spend some weeks in Georgetown, with her parents, Capt. M. and Mrs.Macdonald. Mr. Richardson will probably ari

the last ofthe month.

The Rev. Mr. Pringle, who gave one of

the ‘most interesting lectures heard in .our town for many a long day 'in the Presbyterian Hallon the evening. of the 4th, was intimately acquainted with our -well known Walter E. Spencer, Manager the Merchants’ Bank of Halifax Agency at Atlin, B. C. Miss Sadie Spencer,oof Great Village, visiting for a. little time with Truro friends, was among those in-

and had the privilege of a pleasant' chat with this most courteous clergyman about = her b.other in far olf Atlin.-Truro 'News

Warship Returns.

HALIFAX, July 6.-P. M. S. Indefeat- able arrived from Bermuda at 6 o’clock yesterday morning,

I was cured of Bronchitis and Asthma

by NHNARDS LINIMENT.: ‘ -

MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE.

LOT 5, P. E. I. ‘ _ I

I was cured of a severe attack of

I Rheumatism by MINARD’S LINIM§§E1N_',II,w

Mahone /Bay. JOHN MADERL

I was cured of a. severely sprained leg

by MIN ARD’S LINIMENT. ~ I'

JOSUHA WYNACHT.

Bridgewater.

Sickness Policies Origin of M2119” Um-hgéypyki

'I - Mititory uniforms were not originally especially splendid. It was the Prussian army, and then Napoleon, who set the example of adorning the soldiers' dress all over with fur, gold lace and so on. The

e Nerve 'female f~ L of I and every organ of thehguman bbdy is R nd.

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Cgmmence June ist. Write for-'1900 Tou The famous fast train `

“Imperial Llmlflesl”

-to the Pacific Coost will be put in service com ' !!<=_%6=sJ‘@\\.= 1=f¥_l-19°°- . - ’ .

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troduced to Mr. Pringle-after his

little lads and their bi giifleiihfo .

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Yarmouth.

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2400 Gross Tonnage 7ooo Horse"Power. H12 ~ fastest and finest steifmers plying betwrm U12 Maritime Provinces and Boston.

__|,¢ave. QT 901411 ,Exe P L ._ __ “°" , ,, _- on arrival of Express Train from Halifax- Returniug leaves Boston daily, Saturday ex- C°§§_&iit‘vfi-§`i‘i¢§iving iii Halifax p. byisirarmpwose Express ,t _

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-#which sent free. _»Wf1i~€ 1° 1 ’i»iff.f:.f.2-*..t§f.‘;‘r

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were rather late in shipping them. and the Eclipse

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Successors to Beer Bros.

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GAIPBELL HOUSE.

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Island Good toblsglskgo

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