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E EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 27. 1900.

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Shirt Waist Stock

The gathering of

Shirt Waists in this

store this season

pre eminent

fm- style, newness,

for novely,for var-

iety,and for lowness

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Fleet l`le At The Always Busy Store

A FEW OF THE PRICES AND KINDS-

l At Su cts bazn

A splendid assortment of colors

in size 32 to 40-these have pointed yoke backs and full fronts-collars attached.

At 75 cts Each

Several diderent lines at this price, _oine dark. some light. One eilictive line has Navy Blue and White raduated stripes-New fi-one and pointed _voke bick detachable collar and self cuffs, Others are made of ight ground fancy purcales.

t 95 cts Each 5

Colored, and black and white, with white pique yoke-all sizes.

At $1.20 and $l.35 Each

lored. and black and white line ucked yoke back and front: and Ene colored muslins full fronts, pointed okes and pleated backs. _'T-,

Black and Colored Roman Satin lilo to $2.25Eaeli

' White uslins--an elegant as- sortm ent 65c 950 $1.20 1.50 1.75 and

up.

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We wish to draw your attention to

1. Ladies’ Fine Chocolate Dongola Oxford-made on latest

last--turn sole -extri _well finished `

2.25 &» I)&»I|.1’

,m 2 Ladies’ Fine Chocolate Dorigola Oxford--with vesting I top--turn sole---newest last. .

325 &» pavlr

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fllhgsoi other lines at lower prices.

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There are two things to rememberi buying a piano. _

TUNE-which insures the I11l1S1C- THE GASE-which insures the appearance. _

Incidentally the price is interesting- but that is all right, too. No other Piano covers so many goo points as the

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I_t’s all you could desire.

We guarantee it. Call and inspect at our sale rooms Always Welcome.

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LOCAL BRI-EFS

Latest News of the City and Province.

By Reporters and Correspon-

_ dents Everywhere.

SPECIAL meeting City Council to~night.

ANY young lady or gentleman, desiring

room and board shoulgl call and see Mrs. James A. Alley, Upper Great George St.

Ante catch of seals has been made off the Magdalen Islands, some thirty or

forty thousand being reported captured. Ex.

Exruacrs from Mr. Arthur Mellish`s letter published in THE GUARDIAN appears in the Moncton Transcript of a recent date.

ACCEPTED A CALL.-Rev. W. B. Hinson, pastor of the First Paptist church of Van- couver, h as accepted a call to the First Baptist church of San Diego, Cal. Mr. Hinson, who is tonsiderei one of the fore- most pulpit orators, recently preached in the local Baptist churches.

THE war is on about the street lighting

at Springhill. The Edison Electric C 0. 1' s puttingup alight; they have put out the lights and requested the shops using their lights to put them out on closing, or close their shutters. The town council have called for tenders to light the town.

THE Victoria. Colonist of 18th saysz-

Commissioner Eva. Booth, of the Salvation Army, will be here in Nelson for th_e first time on Saturdayand Sunday next. 'It 0 S 1.] vationists in this city are looking forward with great pleasure to her visit. Those wholhave hail the privilege to hearing Miss Booth speak will be glad to hear her again.

Tm-1 Toronto Globe of April 23rd says :-

A deputation from the I. O. F., consisting of Dr. Millman, Supreme Physician; Mr. H. Collins, Supreme Treasurer; Mr. Harper, Mr. Dan Rose, Re v. Mr. Mc- Gillivary and Dr. \Vright, waited upon the Attorney-General and Dr. Howard Hunter, Inspector of Insu ra noe, Saturday and urged the enactment of reciprocal leg- islation admitting American fraternal societies to do business in Ontario. It was pointed out that in some of the States of the union there are provisions favorable to Canadian societies in force, while in others there were threats being made of retaliatory legislation if American organ- izations were n ot treated with greater consideration in Canada. The speakers for the deputation were Dr. Millman and Mr. Harper. The Hon. Mr. Gibson pointed out the great ditliculties in the way oi carrying out such a proposal and said that in any event the present session was too far advanced to permit of any legislation in the direction desired.

` i ' 'ras Mmsrm. snow.-The innsirci

Show, under the auspices of the mem-

bers of the Legue of the Cross, in the Lyceum next onday night will be one of the mei riest and most entertaining ever held in Charlottetown. The _songs are the latest and most popular airs in min- strelcy and the quick and ballad are nicely balanced. The rich voices of the boys ring out in the catchy choruses in excellent time and style and the circle is one bit of life from the rise to the fall of the- curtain. The jokes mostly original, take in nearly all the good subjects of the day for local hits, and thg end men and interlocutor lose no time in springing them. Step dancing, banio playing, and the rattling of the bones ani the shaking of the tam-

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of an Alderman, The second part of the show is a darkey scene in the South, in which sand dancing, club swinging, si.nging,_ banjo pick- ing and baton manipulating are some of the principal features. The show is in aid of the League of_ the Cross of this city--a worthy obyect-. There are some three hundred members of this society and a short time ago they purchased a magnificent set of Imperial band instruments. the best made. The 1 boys deserve a full house and the ment of their entertainment and their hard practices deserve it. Next _ Monday night is the date. Popular prices. See tlieparade that day. Mr. Whitlock is 1 instructor and he knows how.

Lei-¢.._l_ -

T0 CURB A UULD IN A DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All d_1'ug%isci2s refimd the money if it fails to cure. . E. W. Grove s signature

on each box. V

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p erythin g . st-Class

P°ehaps you think we dont

` al vays ask a big price for goods,

--but that’s b-can-e we buy iight. Our grorfii s are all right though because the people say so.

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of ours is a seller-YH* amd U- plggw;-_.ju t ihe right color

' when brewed. just the iight '

flavor-jusirigh every WHY-

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N0. 2 Co., C. A. will meet at Drill Shed

to-night at 7.30 sharp for the distribution of new uniforms. A full attendance requested.

Owing to the fact that many people

could not obtain admission to the Y.. M. C. A. Parlor to hear Mr. Pope’s lecture upon “Lost Atlantis" Tuesday night, and that many persons have expressed their regret that other engagements pre`vented their attending the Natural History and Antiquarian Society, has, with Mr. Pope’s kind permission, arranged that the Lecture be re-delivered in the Kinder- garteii Hall next Monday evening. Par- ticulars later.

~'Oni'rUARY.-Another. noble soul has passed away. This time in the person of Mr. John McEachern of Mount Edward Road. The deceased fell ill about four months ago but in spite of medical skill and careful nursing his life came to a close April 17th. _ All through his , sickness he was never heaigl to complain, but always told how good God was to him and advis- e l all his own family and those who visit- ed him to live in harmony with Christ. He was a member of the McDonaldite Church for many years, and showed how true a. mau can live when his dependence is in a higher power. He leaves a sorrow- ing widow and eleven children,5 sons and 6 daughters, 7 of them on the Island and 4 in Boston, to mourn the loss of a good and kind parent.

(Examiner and Patriot please copy.)

E. G. Siggers, Patent Lawyer, Washing- ton, D. C., U. S. A., reports the following patents granted by U. S. Patent Ollice April 17, 1900, to Inventors residing in the Dominion of Canada. He will mail copy of specification and drawings of any pat- ent for 10 cents, Postage stamps will not be accepted. J. Bain, Bracebridge, Truss; E. C. Boeckh/, Toronto, Combimed display Table and Case; C. W. Conner Toronto, Roofing tool; I. Frechette, Montreal, Trimming attachment for pegging mach- ines; D. Gilm ore, Trentom, 3 patents, Lumber (2),-Manufacture of lumber; S. Jewell, Vancouver, Acetylene gas gener- ator; O. Jull, Toronto, Feathering paddle- wheel; A. J. Kappele and J. Walker, Van- couver, Vending box; J. L. McCullough, Whiteby, Swinging gate; R. Simpson,Lon- don, Clot-he s-reel; J. D. Storie. Oshawa, Car coupling; W. H. Wortman, London, and W. Richmond, Blythe, Pea. harvester; W. J. VVard, Palmerston, Vehicle wheel.

ANUTHER one of those sociable parties of

which Pownal is noted for was recently held at the resid ence of Mr. and Mrs Henry Wood, it being Mr. Wood’s birth- day.Quite a number of guests were present and df nc'_ng was indulged in :till the “Wee Sma hours.” Ice Cream and Cake vgith numerous other dainties were served _ in first- I iss manner. Mr. and Mrs. Wood was in receipt of quiteffa lot of presents, the most prominent of them was an ad- dress and presentation of a beautiful silver mounted walking stick. The follow- ing is a copy of the address. f

J 'ro Mn. HENHY woon,

DEAR FRU _N3.-We, as fsiends of yours

h -.ve assembled here this evening on this your 48th birthda;°.We alw ays found In you a first c`a.ss fellow, and a. thoroug i gentle- man in everyrespect, and it would be very unfriendly of us, if we did not take this opportunity of gi ring a token of our esteem for you. Accept this walking-stick and take with it our sincere regards. On behalf of the gentlemen present. _

WM. BROWN A

James PRa'r'r} Coit. WM. CARVER

Priorrr IN Parnsrs.-The Banner of Dunkirk, N. Y., says that Dewitt C. Noble, of that city, who was granted a patent on a bicycle tire a few weeks ago, was subsequently offered $5,000 for a half interest in it, but this he declined. He says his figure is just twice that amount.

bomin would nt irit into the heels _According to the Orange County (Cal.)

Herald, Henry Bundy 85 Frank Young, were jointly granted a patent for a bil- liard tip which screws on to the stick, thus doing away with the troublesome glueing method. They have, says this Journal, been offered $2,000 *for a. third interest. It is gratifying to learn that the labors of Ottmar Mergenthalar, the inventor of the great type-setting machine, did not go unrewarded, as has been stated many times, It is stated that over $1,000,000 were turned over in cash to Mr. Mergenthaler after his machine had been fully perfected and was adopted for general use. Shortly before his death, he sold the remaining lot of stock held by him for more than $300,000. Nor do his prodts end here, for the royalties which he received and which will continue to his heirs, will amount to a great deal of money. (Communication of M. M. Marion 8cMarion, Patent Attorneys, New York Life Building, Montreal.) The Inventor's Help will besent to any adtkess upon eceipt of text cents.

Bentley's.

Bentley’s Liniment.

Bentley’s (10c.) Liniment.

Beiitley’s Liniment cures Pain. Bentley’_s is the Best Liniment.

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Freshness . and“"W

Goodness

Are the main points in buying groceries. It’| poor economy to

_ ` aaveafawcentaat the expenceo!

_ quality. V Our sugar-cured hams, both plain

l2c. pound. t ‘ We also eell na’s Boneless Bacon

R. H; RAMSAY

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of new Blouse Sets 35:, 75; and

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be the moat delicious bacon on the

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Nothing is so truly devoted to Wbddx GRB .U

3 biues at once the beautiful. crnameltal llhl. ' possesses always an intrinsic value ot its owl.

either recipient or giver. and at t1'ie_‘\st il illvihbly memories clustering around it.

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Store and we will fit him out at the siileei be colt Dil ik

His Hat or Cap,

His Collar. Tie and Shirt Y 1 ~ His Suit of Cioihinlli i cm my ha W ‘

His Hose, ltamaafa than tuyvhll th. His Boots or Shoes, V

We follow one rule in all our departments. Bly till I

Goods at the smallest possible Cost and thou lpll them at ii

advance on cost.

Customers are finding this out and our tludl lapitly

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Pully Belt Buckles 35c to 75c. “

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English Fertilizers

Like an goods of Eslgiisn mmuuiciaie ue un IN THE WORLD. hey are true to Mme,

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