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This week we will have
a special sale and show
of the latest in Shirt
Waste.
STANLEY BROS.
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i Our Shirt Wasts
are only now arriving°--
you always get the latest
styles and best assort-
ment here.
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Shirt Waists absol-
utely correct:
Correct in Style,
Correct in Fit,
Correct in Finish.
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dents Everywhere.
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ceive subscriptions and donations in aid of
the sufferers by fire in Ottawa and Hull.
Mr.Terlizzick will undertake the work.
THE last public meeting of the season of
The Natural History and Antiquar-
Parlor next Monday evening, when Rev.
Dr. Morrison will lecture upon the In-
dians of America. `
W. M. S.1st Methodist Church will; be
held as usual this afternoon in the church
parlor. Members who have not _yet
handed in their Easter oifering will please
bring them to this meeting.
REV. W. C. Matthews,Methodist pastor,
preached an eloquent- sermon in the Me-
thodist Church, Murray Harbor South,
Sabbath evening, his text being, Seek .
first the Kingdom of God and His-Righte
usness,j etc. According to announce-
ent, the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
ill be administered next Sabbath morn-
g,May 6th. ,
E`€E°
J Usr as the morning of the' 20th, inst.
dawned, a. good many of the lobster
fishermen of Murray Harbor South put
ut their lines, and some of them have
ince had fairly good catches of lobsters.
Last week’s storm, however, drove some
ice down over the gear, carrying away a
number of lines and traps, though it is
not yet accurately known to what extent
the gear has been damaged.
WO
One of the most interest-ing and profit-
able meetings of the year was held in
thejW. C.T.U. rooms on Grafton Street on
Monday afternoon when the members met
tolisten to papers read by some of the mem-
bers on the World’s W. C. T. U. Missions.
The first was a. paperread by the President,
describing the work of- Mrs. 
Leavitt of Boston,who was the pioneer 
C. T. U. missionary. In 1883, Mrs. Leavitt
started on herjourney at her ownexpéilse.
and visited the Sandwich Islands and
Australia where she spent a year or 
She then visited Japan, China and India,
Bo ts ` A ceived her handsomely, and gave $1115 to(
U ° ° \ 'wards her mission. Thence Mrs. Leavitt.
. - sailed forSouth Africa then-33 to England
L” d 1 ° f 't bl d bl ’ st 1 b where she visited an the 
 an o cities, after which she visited the contin-
“ ent of Europe, Egypt and the Holy Iland.
our *_* i She also made a vogage \;p ;_1the Con`go,iI_J
it 3| sec for herself the e ects o t e rum cause
_ _ , y so called Christian
IIPOIISPSOII. TBOCTIST there introduced b =
ior ladies. made from extra fine Dmgela, turn soles, very nati0,,S_ During he,.~ mp Mm L,,_;,m
easy, good wearers. -
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visited forty-three different countries,
$3_@@ &, pa,11°_ travelled 100.000 miles,held over 1000 meet
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ings, employed 229 different interpreters
V" "" formed 130 tempcrance societies _and spent
. R K  I  ‘ ' -eight years in the work. In 1892, she
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Stamper’s Corner. '
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% ` 'I f' which 'arrive with the wounded. The cm-ed, but it can “Ways b¢
-ig/if ` g work done for the benefit and comfort of gimely use of Dr, Chase;
" I ' Cf-  ' the soldiers is incalculable. Other workers . ind TUYPGDHDG. ihé ml'-*Sf
I I ‘-532:); V I J23 ' who were brought to our notice were hmm \'°m°dY fm' dlf°3t
Clara M. Barrish, Mrs. J. K. Barney (whd V gasbhmég Soiglpoghe best
ia;-E visited our citya few years ago) and Mrs. 2:" “ed fm? coughs and
Large of Japan. Those present engoyed the* P;,a,_“_,¢ gc, ¢a|,¢_ /,om pg in ig,
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It is not alone the tone that makes
our pianos so desirable. but 1'-110
action as well. You will find 'it
“gy to play them--easy to get
music from them. '
me Hslmzman .
if* PIANOS 4**
T ke the lead. Some of the leading musi--
gimg of the worlduse them in preference to
all others ~
gqg»¢~O\~_l»°O»°O°~O»~O
, ‘» ` All kinds of other musical in- V
atrements in stock- or se-
;¢..¢..¢-.;-»°°'°d °tw 
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Queen St.. Connollfl Building. ` V
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till
st -,_d on a second tour in the interests
of the work on Central and South America
She secured many thousand signatures
t > the polyglot petition in Asia and other
lands. Another celebrated worker along
the same line is Miss Bessie Akerman
who organized the W. C. T. U. in Cape
Town, which is doingfso much for the
British troops, by visiting every train
which leaves for the front and those
"  “F”-‘i \  (Pat. and Ex. please copy.; 25°' ° l“g°b°m° at an
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iain Society will be held in the Y.M. C.A. _
'considerable merchandise for-the 
merchants. From here she went toPictou
t gone to spend a few weeks witlfher daugh-
and Mr. John Cairns, who was
going thencefjto Ceylon and Madagascar. \
The Queen of the last named Island re-
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proceedings and the absent missed much nposiuve cure for
v iluable information in regard to our work, ing 600311. S0_1'¢ lh\’08
and the workers. um mug" nd wld’
Weeks could not well decline a position
which has never been offered him. So
far no one has yet been called to the pas-
torate of the First Baptist Church.
THE adjourned mecting of the staff
By    Omclars Of thB B().yS’ B.l'lgB»d0 \V3S 
Yesterday at noon in Kindergarten Hall,
with the full staff present. Among other
matters the s'1biect of uniforms was dis-
cussed and referred to headquarters
en e riga. e with a Challenge
Tf°Phy The matter of oin into
of July. ~
N orns FROM Minuuir Hannon SoU'rn---
The chief characteristic of this sea.son's
Preparations has been briskness and activ-
WY throughout. .As there was a large
number of schooners docked here last fall,
the painting, caulking and general prepar-
U18 of them caused  and activity, I
and was consequently; great incentive 50
potatoes and turnips by Messrs. Prowsc
and Sons. Schr. “Katie A. Bu;-ns”Joseph
White, master; Minnie Laura, J. R. Bailey,
master; Sea Bird, Philip Strickland, 
ter. All three go to the maritime markets.
The tug “Fred M. Batt,” which is running
whilethe Electra is being fitted up, made
her Hrst call here on Tuesday, landing
takinga number of passengers, among
whom were Mrs. Benj. Herring who has
ter, Mrs. Charles Horne, New Glasgow;
on - his way to the States.-
Two of our young men, Mr. James A.
Gillis, son of Rev. E. Gillis, and- Mr.Allan
A. McMillan, son-in-law of Mr. Wm..
Sharam,left here on Wednesday last for
Charlottetown to enlist in the Northwest
Mounted Police force. Their departure is
regretted by a. large number of friends and
relatives, and especially will they be
missed in the Y. M. Debating Society of
which they were prominent members. A
resolution of regret, etc., was tendered
them at a meeting of the Y. M. Debating
S iciety. We feel sure, however,that they
will prove good men and distinguish
themselves iii the work upon which they
are about to enter, as did _ other P. E.
Islanders in the battles in South
Africa where two of the number, sad to
say have shed their blood.-Miss Flora Mc-
Phee a school teacher of this village, is
vcritably an exemplifler of great patience,
havinga few days ago completed a crazy
pattem patch quilt, which, we learn, con-
sists of tioso; mn honored and any pouches
of din’erent patterns, etc. It is DYBSUUI'
T ably, a veritable masterpiece in quilt mak-
lots of callers totstllllilei this quelllt 
cle.-,0_i=.issnvnP.._1_t.-,_   l W _  7;'
g, . . . 
GouldBe Cured by Dr. Chun syrup
That one in every seven persons;§es of
consumption ,is proven by gove/sgament
statistics, and wirlhen it is remembeéed that
it is usually t e young man an lfyoung
woman who succumb to the effeciegl this
terribly fatal disease, the ravages _ con-
sumption are more fully realized. 9.?
Consumption always begins with I. neg-
lected cold, and how dreadful must"be the
misery of every mother whose dear  fall
prey to this monster as a result of niother'|
neglect to cure the cold.
Examiner of New York, commenting. on
the stptements made about Revl W. W.
_*__* Weeks declining a cal] to the Ftrs;
Baptist Church in that city, savs that
     such statements are inaccurate. Mr.
We’vo fitted yo
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YU ry inceEdward Islandwill be ' _ H 8 09-IDD' . .
held in Zion Church, Charlottetown on fm' ‘me Week was discussefb and it W&S We “B gweyml as  ‘ hrs.” in an 'hm tm . '. “ i
Tuesday May Sth, at ll a. rn.-T. C. James rf”°1V°d`t'° bring the S“mme1`Sld¢ C011' other lm" and ‘ha is "yum ' 8"” ‘hu
Clerk pm tem d & W tingent to Charlottetown and if possible
' A V procure the Military Parade .grounds of A f i M M'
‘ Ma. H.J.P. Tannizzicn Charlotte- .Vi0l'»0ria Barracks for such ~; . ' - .  
. pur, ose It is
wn agent for the Toronto Mail and Em- J'l1St D0SSible that the boys will go into - i
pire,has been asked by that journal to re- ¢3lDp Some time along the first part A Nl-ce B0! CM* Lwed Bao; for 'S ou
A Nice Dongols Laced or_0ougr\U fled! 'I5
Four of the Quit lines of $3. goods hr IH \@ 'Ki*¢
our city. I __
See our $3.50 BoxCslf Boot. It H thil1@if@ “U0 U1
ever saw. _
But I.adies’, Misses, and Childl's\\’s
trlidé in U16 H118 Of plillt 0nB, PBJIIIB, Olke. sm our .smrtmt i'  at 
THE regular montmy meeting of the , ing, etc. During thelast week the hollow- ‘ ’
3.98 schooner-s were loaded' with oats,
Something to
At”
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L.,
its _
Ing; and Miss McPhee will,il1°'d°°bt.h.\¥¢ , .- , _ s al'
oc ii     
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V M I'-had md rumauntf  - Jeweller and 
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of  Bieufe Bam 38' , 
siioo. _ .v
 Belt Hgirklee 35c=1t§175c.
It is rarely that
t sou Buns & Co. Toromo. 1
piwqwe Do as We Snaywgi P|‘€Shl1€SS _  ,
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Repair*-f
To be good repair must be
done by an expert. Last sca-
» oon’s work turned ont from our
shop shows what we can do. ` .-
Our-” `
Businessia
' is to repair wheels of all kinds.
_ ` It pays us to do them properly
Tbatfs why we do it.
Give ns your nfxt. job
ERNEST RICE-
mn.
ll lllOllfOlCll.llU¢9-lf! A
Goodness
Ars the main points in
t , groceries. It’a poor
~ save a few cents at the
quality.
Uur sugar-cured hams. both
and smoked; are vetyyery Guo at'
' l2~_. pound.
We also QU Bunn’s Boneless Bacon
which isconsidered by opicnroi' to
be the mcetdelicions bagcpa  th,
markoseo-thy.  fi - 
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Ofloli
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d Early Perennial g
received u to-Hgy
crimes, venue-. oiuiioi . me,
rims :iii mw-
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Fon srniue. f_ g
sittneasatta aa- t -- --
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,For Sale at \|§
'l§aylor’s,
Queen St

lrightupstain.
Browns
Satisfactory Work.
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iss
THE regular quarterly meeting of the pres ted th B ' ll ° I a   wr
_ there to be reported on. Mr. L. B. Miller, with ir f M
Presb e ofPr
Now we would like to complete the job
° ussauuoooo ensure esuoeoltioloohi
f.Ti»y _Rnmsayh Shoo .BQBMQ H' k
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Maybe you have some odd pieces olil1\|'wlo¥ 
Engraving not only heautiiioi tho irtiole ill il o i X
its being lost or stolen.
Your initial prettily engraved on el! kll Fell U il k
35 cents. Special piioes for larger qluwiu
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customs
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