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ANNOUNCEMENTS. 'socim

-Regular meetinrr of Victoria Divi-

son S. oi T. on Monday.

-Subscribi rs please add to their Direc-

tory Cards No. l-i7, A. J. Bitiin`s otllce, No. 167, G. Il. Tcombs.

-No. *ltlcmpany ith, Regt. C. A. will

meet at the drill shed ntoue dclcclr today to form part uf the Guarl of liluor-By order.

-A realistic express train in the play'

Caught. in the Web.

-An! stood bay doslriun pumanent

employment should ai ply at this otlice at once. ` d lf-

-'l`he great Brooklyn Bridge in Caught

in the Web. Don't miss it tonight.

-Services in the Seventh Day Advent-

ist Tabernacle, corner of Gt. George and Eus'on Sis., on Sunduy at.1.1lUandTp. ui.

-Best play of the week, Caught in the

Wed, tonight.

- There will be a public Golpel Meeting

in George Street Church, open to all, ou° Sunday at 4 p. ni. Lesson, Matthew 6-T “l’rayer."

-~ 'l`en Night! in A Bar Room this after-

noon.

~ llostonla Sextette ‘May 3rd lrmompara-

ble. Don't miss this artistic aggregation. Undoubtedly one of the best in the world. You have heard them or heard them spoken of. Coins and hear them and your hands will speak, Tuesday May 3rd.

-A special meeting of the Ladies'

Auxiliary of tue Y. M.C. A., will be held in the Y. M. C. A. this Saturday after- noon at £5.30 c'olock. Every woman interested in the work of the Y. M. C A. is invited to attend.

Men’s Hats and Cap at Weeks

OPERA HOUSE

CHARLO TTETOWN

One Gala Week

l`l0nday, April 25.

Jere McAuliffe

And his big Stock Company,

under management of Harry Katzes.

Read this rnatcliless list of plays.

All good ones.

MONDAY-“Between Love and

Duty."

'l`UF.Sl)A\'--“Belle of Rich-

niond.”

WISDNICSDAY - “Shanius

O`Brien."

'l`HUl{SDA\`f"A Run Away

Match-"

FRIDAY _ “His Brothers

Crime,"

SA'I`lFRI)AY-“Caiiglit in the

Web."

S A T U R D A Y - Matinee.

“Ten Nights in a Bar Room."

A strong list of \'aude\'ille Acts.

including Iere.

ENTIRIC NIZVV SCENIC OFT-

FIT this season, New songs. new ideas, new plays. Entire new company. Special up-to-date high class Vaudeville Features. Every- thing new but the prices.

Niglit.sA25, 35 and 50 cents. This Company has just finished

a successful two weeks’ engage- ment at the Academy in Halifax.

Plans at usual places this inorn-

ing at to a m.

zgdei

euannianw wan Ts

TO LET

Tot.:-;r-The house on Hillsboro Square a

present occupied ty B. L` Prowse. Possession given after i5th ofjune. Apply to A. C. Duchemln. 16:1 lf

T0 LRT ~A large house on corner of

Queen and Euston Streets (known as the Day- fielri liouael Suitable for private hotel or boarding house. niotlern improvements. Apply to; K. Ruse. 15 <1 it

YTD LET-House cn the corner ol Pownal and Water Streets with every convenience. Rent moderate. Apply to Dr. ll`anch»\rd. I3 d if

FOR SALE

INCUBATOR ANI) BROODER FOR SALE

-Caprziiy ion chickens new, will be sold at n big reduction lor cash. Apply at this ailice.

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MISCELLANEOUS-

Any person wishing to obtain a sei ofthe lm-

perlal Dictionary and Cyclopedln,-eight vols bound in hall Rusnin ntl great reduction from coat prloe_shou1d apply at this office immediate- ly, nd if

1...? wiarrn-*Fairtr-

WANFED-Two or three girls as millinery

apprentices. Apply in Mill Rodd ai. F, Perhina A Co Suunwlde rg d tl,

WANTRD»About the ist Aprila cook and hone parlor maid. Apply to Ira. arihnr‘ Peters :G d if .

WAIITRD-It competent girl for general

housework in a small family. apply to ln Pred H. Seller, Grafton Btreei Rui. ad 6l pd

MILF WAITIU-UALB

WANTRD-'hrs Good Dont Makers (ooo

wages apd nendy employment.-Gordon I lelpllan, Charlottetown, 16 d w if

We have a position open for one (ood men in

teh iosniity local or travelling at (S40 a year nnlenfomoe nga par any, maine up snow- aarda and paernliy advertising a New Discov- ery* tranny. Ui-in ln par- lenhn. f

A Pretty New York Womnn’a Recovery the Talk of tier Numerous friends.

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MRS. J. E. FINN.

".uilalu, .\'. Y.,

(lcntlcnicn:-“A few years ago lhad .i give up social life entirely, as my it-nltli was completely broken down. I`lic doctor advised n. complete rest for a war. As this was out of tho question Mr ri time, I began to look for some other .nouns of rcstoririg my health.

"I had often linard of Pcrnna as an

nc what it would do for me, and it oet- :iiuly took hold of my system Mild ro. .nv<>n:itc<l me, and in less than two iiunihs I wa.-i in perfect health, and IIOW _vlion I It-vi worn out and tired ndose or wo nf Pcruna. is all that I need."-Mrs. l.l<1. Finn.

Address Dr. Hartman,Presldenf

of The Hartman Sanitarlum, Co- lumbus, O., for free advice.

You dnitfl wash with the Box!

Both box and wrapper of Baby`s Own soap are plain. business like and cheap. All the money is inthe Soap itself. ,which is as “wlioleson1ely" pure and fragrant as money can make it.

Baby's Own Soap is iiitich imitated as to ap- pearances. hut delicate skins soon show the dif- ference. "Baby’s Own" costs YOU no more than the iinitations.

AlbcrtToiiet Soap Co. Mfrs. MONTREAL.

Black Diamond Lin

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The S- S “Britannic" sailing

from Montreal about TuesdaY morning. May 3rd., will be due at Charlottetown about Friday morning, May 6th. and sails for St. Iohn`s. Newfoundland via Sydney and North Sydney, carry- ing horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck.

For further particulars as to

freight, etc.. apply to

PEAKE BROS. S; CO.. April 30. `o4- Cli'town.

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This cut represents a

haxtoine light-weight K

Dorothy Dodd Boot

made of bright kid, potent

tip and Colonial heel. price 03.7 5.

Sold only by

Quenltnctopprrnnnalnn.

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Fruisa herring are now on the market.

in the' Baptist Church ol this town to morrow mornlne and evening nt the

IN the Christian Church to-morrow the

following subjects will be discussed by the

,fpastor Rev. A. N. Simpson: Morning,

The urgency of Home Missions; Evening.

Everybody invited.

Tni-: Northumberland returned about

8 o’nloelr yesterday morning from her first trip of the season to Point du Chene bringinga number of passengers and a

aeoount of the ice in Point du Chene harbor the steamer remained here all day yesterday, Sheleavsh at 5 o'olook this morning with a full cargo composed chiefly of potatoes and oats and will again endeavortoreaeh Point du Chene wharf.

Last eveningalarge number of ladies and gentlemen assembled in the Council Chamber and formed a Tennis Club which promises to become a popular organlsation.A. D. Vessey was elected President and T. F. Dever Secretary Treat~urer.Acom`mlttee composed of J. E. Wyatt, Rev. W. B. Slsam, J. F. Me- Mlllan, Miss Carrie Holman, Mrs. Vessey and Miss Ethel Hunt was appointed to

"<-riina, Medicine Co.,CoLunibus,Ohl0. ' secure rounds and “mn further de.

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tails. The following were ap- pointed a committee to 'draft by-laws: Mrs. Holman, Mrs. H. B. Mills. Mrs. \Vyatt, Mr. Hoyt and Mr.VVyatt. The meeting adjourned until next Friday evening.

-xccllent tonic, so I bought I. bottle L0

llev. George Millar, Brookfield returned

last night from Halifax.

Capt. Fraser of the steamshlp Bona-

vista came tothe city last night.

Senator Ferguson and Mrs. Mis s

Ferguson are expected home from Ottawa tonight. \

James Duncan Mason, son of Mrs. J. D_

Mason of this city, who has been in Japan the past winter is now in San Francisco.

The many friends of Dr. and Mrs.

Conroy will be pleased to learn that they have been able to return to their home from the Charlottetown Hospital.

Many friends will be pleased to learn

that Vernon Crockett of West Kent School and son of Major Crockett, York, who is now in the Royal Victoria Hospi- tal, Montreal is improving rapidly. '\Ir. Crockett had two pieces removed from the bones of his arm In a very severe operation n short time atzo.

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ill NEWS UE

lllllll INTEHEST

IN the Senate several days ago Senator

Ferguson was informed by Hon. Mr. Scott that up to date no arrangements have been intids for the direct sallinqs of stesmshlps from Charlottetown tn the llrltlsh ports.

Rev. DR. liflcbnaiv of Halifax will

arrive in the city to night by the Princess. He will speak on missionary matters in Grace Church Sunday morning and in First Methodist Sunday evening. He has recently returned from a trip to Bermuda where his sermons and lectures were received with the utmost enthusiasm. He will give his lecture, “Ont West on a Broncho" on Monday evening ln the First Methodist Church.

"Tm: Parable of the Two Brothers"

will be the theme for the tive Sunday evenings of May, by pastor White, at the Baptist Church. Strangers will be made welcome to all these services by most courteous ushers. 7 p. m.

May lst: The Younger Brother, and His

Sln.

May Bth: The' Younger Brother, and

His SurTerln.ts.

May l5tb: The Younger Brother, and

Hia Repentence.

May 22nd: The Younger Brother, and

His Glad Reception.

May 29th: The Elder, or Ponting

Brother.

These sermons will be pointed and

practical.

mitalions

if Dodd's Kidney Pills are legion. The bun D blhhd,

In outddo coating and lhnpo ofthe piiinaroimltatodurdthnnamn-Dodd'a Kllney Piih in imitated. lnllntionanrn dangerous. Thooriginaihnah. Doldb Kihq P&hnv¢nropulnt|Q. lar-nhavonenoor.thywoaidn’\hlinln Boihnytrnnlnonibnrnpnintlondbodfn Kllnayfllh. Donotboilnoivil- This In oniy` no DODD'8. DoM'l U the nrighal. Dodfeiaihnanmolnbomn *Ilii-

D-O-D-DJS KIDNEY

Rxv. Mx. Kn.i.oP of Quebec, will preach il

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usual hours il a. ni. and 7 p.|n. /

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INNESTMTENT.

- A fashionable, perfect fitting, - hand tailored, 1-¢gdy_t,,_ Wear suit or S rin O erc t bca ` th “PERF BRAND” tracl)e mgrlnv ca Img ‘e ` ECTION

Good fabrics and the best possible trimmings are points

worthy of note in these garments, and the prices. Suits from $5.00 (0 $17.00, Overcoats from $5.00 I0 $i9.00. One

~ 5 _ of these topped 05 by a “Fifth Avenue" or "Horse Show”

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The mimuimis Worr oi the H011 Snlrlt- '-,--.-‘ et ceteras from our Gent's Furnishing Dept and tlien'_y0ur

Spring toilette is complete.

LADIES SHOULD SEE our handsome assortment of

_ _ Spring Jackets, Skirts, Blouses, Corsets, Gloyes, Sateen

7..-;:_;,’.< ‘ Undersk1rts,etc.` " ’ '

Our Millinery Dept is a veritable "bower of beauty’

with its lovely flowers and folihie, ' beautifur laces, rich plumes and artijtic Milliiiery' of every descrip

_ 5 tion. For all kinds of Hollery and Underwear the best and

_ » _ cheapest place is _.M

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shhihsli; irlihoii ;& co.,

l nl nm Two cases for violation of the C. T. A.

were before the Police Court yesterda; morning. One offender was convicted ol second offence and fined $100 and coatl. The other case was postponed until Monday.

Rscmatn Srswaivr for some yearn

of the law firm of McDonald and Stewart and son of Ewen Stewart, Secretary of the School Board leaves next week for Calgary,wl\ere he intends in future to reside. Mr. Stewart is among the most popular of Charlottetowds young men and his departure will bea source cr! regret to many frieudsln this city. Mr. Stewart was a leading member of the ith Regiment Band, and prominent among the vocalists of the city. In the choir of St. James Church his voice will be missed as wellss before our public audiences where his vocal and instrumental solos Were always popular.:With him Ito the west the best wishes of many friends ln- cludlog The Guardian will go.

THE Jere l\[cAuliil“s Company is still

drawing crowded houses. To lay the last. two performances hrlng a very success- ful engagemvnt. toa close. Company has merited the approval of the pu* 1 c. The play for the matinee, Ten Niglrs in a Barronm ls well known and should drawagoad house. Th's notice and l0c will admit any chilli under I5 years. The management as-ure the public that they have reserved their best play for the lastone. Ciughtln The Web is full of senatlons and startling cllmaxrs and re- qulrts the full acting strength of the company. Mr. McAuliffe has a good heroic part suited to 'his talents which is full of comedy situations. D>n`t mi.-is seeing Caught ln thc The Web introduc- ing the great Brolklyn Brlige soene by night.

DU YOl,' BELCH GAS?

If you have uneasy sensations lr: the

stomach, a li.-id las e in th- mouth, head ache-remember that ten drop- of Poison s Nervlllne in sweetened water is A quick and certain cure. Nervilinc aids digestion, di:-pels the gas, makes you cum 'oriahle ann free from nlstrrss at once. Nrrvillne isjust splendid for Uramp~, Colle, Dyscn- tery, Smnvich and Bowel Trouhlis, and costs only 2-Sc. Better try it. Du. H/iMii.T;»i~:'~ Pii.LsCvnr: Coi~'s1‘ii>»\- riots

TRADE AND SHIPPTNG. _

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

April 29th, ar: Merry Mav, McKay.

Picton.

April 20th, Cid: Merry May, McKay,

Picton.

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MANY \VOMl'Il\' ARE NOT ATTRACT- IVE.

Because of repulsive looking warts on tha

hands. They c in he removed qnlm pain lessly hv Putuain`s Painless Corn and

alwavs cure-_ Try it.

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Tll0lS Till! THE GARDEN

Whether your garden consists of a few rose bushes or

whether you have an acre of flowers and vegetables is only a question of degree, but you are forlorn indeed if you do not have a few growing plants to care for and enjoy. It is almost universal instinct for mankind to be a horticulturist or an agricultiirist in Spring-time at least.

If you have such a hobby, here are the tools to help you

properly enjoy the grubbing. _

Iron Rakes zoc Garden Trowel

Steel Rakes 4oc Grass Hooks Garden Sets r 5c to 4oc Spading Forks

Pruning Shears 2oc Spades

Steel Hoes zoc Wood Rakes

Dodd & Rogers,

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Headquarters for Sporting Supplies-

Bicycle Supplies including pumps. tires, bells, cements. Guns and

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fif`_l€S._ Eli kinds of cartridges. wads. powder and shot. Fishing sup- plies including rods, lines. hooks, reels. Camping Supplies, imgludiug camping stoves and all outfits required.

.CAMERON '& CO-»

Stoves, Pumps, Paints. Oil and Glass. LONDON HOUSE.

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There are Sweet Peas that are called best

and there are those that are ,best.The sor that so completely captivate one`,with,the dellght- ful charm of their exquisite doidrings, the sorts whose ravishing beauty holds one en- chanted, the sorts whose large handsome Bowers are perfectly “usable” because of their long stout stems-these ARE THE BEST sorts. Selected when in flower the past season.

' First Priit at Halifax 1903.

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