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isrfor progressive men who want-not
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th:e"fc1othing' that was best 20 years
ago  but i the clothing THAT `IS _
BEST TODAY. ‘
Do you wear
“PROGRESS BRAND ”? _
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Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown
,. __ ,thing .et 'Bamaserviiia.- and ot»:l'.'msat
` and readings. During the evening refr sh-
fcr home;
- Rev. IL G. Shrathir, Surnmarslde.
large number of guests were present.
The first part. ef tht evening was _spent in
; dilhqt pmol and amueemqrts and
*after supper the guests departed to their
homes well pleased.
- ? A Cunnnsroioasr writes from Vernon
River tu say that the names of William
ldclnnls and the M‘lsea Ciara and
~ Minnie Mclnnis were -omitted fromthe
ilatolthose who\weN` prominent in the
1 -na'nag`ement offthe recent (‘. M. B. A.
entertainment and dance at Vernon
River. , .
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Tun social to he held In the school-
voorn oi First Methodist Church this even-
ing promises to be a very enjoyable affair.
There will be a Hue program of music
A ments will be serve and lr me ur
L_. vi, im Ef-
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Lath M HC h i I1 8
wmgvhehi-huiidin:u°a “power fesdlath llachina§hron¢. simple and cheap,
Prouspt'a‘:&n°{lnn t:all.li°i\`i;'=irieL
CAST l NGS
- - REPAIRS
' Ehundsra. Machinists. Boiler Makers .-
Ghariailaliwn Foundry amniiauhina Un.,
NEW. FUUNDRY’ ’
d, o ade
Candy will be for sale. The room will be
1 beautifully decorated lay tho Mark Wright
Fur.Co. ,
‘Inu members of Great Eastern Lodge,
No 38, in regular session assembled, by a
unanimous vow expressei their sympa-
thy with the family of the late Elisha
Baker. of Kensington, and their:apprec'a-
tion of the many sterling qualities of the
deceased, whose Interest in the temper-
.ance cause won the admiration of many
nf the olier members in their early years
and had its influence In moulding their
character. These sentirndhts were am-
bodied ‘in alatsee and signed; on irehuifof
the lodge by T. S. Robertson, Alex Scott
and E. J. Rose.
~ ANin!eraat’ng decision was delivered
by the Sllpenrliary Megistrwe in regard
1 as r'_= ' i
iiiils i
°-4illll'lU 20-ICO!
céiiqnirlng nr ni. mm
We""§aIft" every _
‘°°°°°i3=~'1r`-'?"-°"é°°1
is. '\li.....¢' ' ,-,
_ A iliiTS _
Our new spring hats
arrived yesterday. 7
We are now showing _
all the latest ideas.iu_
Kmrlgmerfe fashion-
able-hats for 1907-
This is the 51,8!
. u--\'- »~.l
shipment  11"'
Spring*-ihsts.-sliown in the city. '
style eswornviodn §iif~_
New   ' 4 a i
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to a Prohibition case in which A. W.
Reddin was defendant yesterday. Thr
questions luvol ved were il) want of jurim
diction in the Magistrate to try such cases
in the Clly Police Courl; (2) that the mag-
istrate wasdisqualliled by lnterestas a
taxpryer ofthe city. ln regard Lopoint
2, which is exc.tlng considerable interest
at present, the Magistrate held that hav-
ing solrljurisdiutioo in these cases he
rcuiri not decline:to try them on the
ground of an alleged interest. espec-
ially when auch interest is remote
and theoretic. as such refusal would
result in a complete failure of Justice as
regards the administration of this law
within the City of Charlottetown. l-lc
quoted from the iudgment of the Master
of the Rolls of England that "there is not
and cannot in any case be an Incapacity of
njudge to make any order or do any act
in the matter within the proper
peouilar and exclusive iurisdiciioh
ol his opts, if- such order or act
ho necemary ta. prevent' a failure of
justice. .lf hsshould be -the sole judge
‘havbgjurladiction in the case he muvt
do what ia incumbent on him to prevent
aiailure oi Justice." The Magistrate con'
cluded hiajudgmenta-1 frllowa: “My ot.-
inloo,_baaed on the above ,.reasons_ and
authorities, nathan the tiraonue interns' '
lmayhavein the determination of this
mseaaa taxpayer of the Qty of Chas- -
lotte'osvn, must yield to the para-
‘mount principle of exenecesslcate, to pre-
vent a. failure nr denial of justice."
The Magistrate also referred to this
question being sun .nvnrorr in the
Supreme Court. butaa the judgenrent of
thst Oonnconld not be delivered before
next I-later term, he felt it Incumbent
upon him to decide this matter one way
orilleotller, otherwise it would moan
the practical trying up of lil Dl°°°¢d'
ings inthe Police Court until than.
Ng evidence heing oieredlu _tpejladdla -
' ease, the information was diamlllldi I-h0_
Magisiratedeeilniag to grant any further
¢ mspta. In the Mcahsraaae the
Maki was corivleted and' huedlill
or four months.
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- Famous S009 llllhl hill*
iYo't1»r-‘ A 
Home  
Bail the Dv 07 I
iN__vi§we
Point is
lnisled
A- murine is
un mmnnuoa Hvvsaillssrblr °l>°°' *H11 °° 9 P-
Fes-s El aad aguard of honor receive ,
‘ A °°"n"°"°"-7 mm Fl” m""‘ \heLlea Goveruoraahe enters the `
wut-lsgto the Guardian mentions tha  .”lu” "umm
bds thatooaofanumhar of~snori.s who ._ 
i' ` amused on mat .ming nw ra A vnrlyusasntevenlna vu ~wȢ w
 gnu.|,.“u,,,,,h|',¢h|. 35...", h csntlyaAthllo1aoofDslel d M
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e , s a rt e U U* "t
lsoaaware over, and so I sed the irain l°D0llHp\l|l\@»"i1°\\ lilrito lwlllill'
T hourstn daaoe and music. The guesla
- iurlmrurnrnxrrru and Secretaries of "Dana ,',“.,,,,,.wm|,,,, of ,he km,
Sa hath Boitdils within the bounds of the d _
W Pill' B  W8 IIVB In d\¢ pmt. Prmbytery of 2. E. I., are requested tn ?.H;t”_m‘." mm' “I “Ma” In um
send lu their Nports, duly nlled out, not ‘
later than this week in the Oonvener oi' “°|‘°|°U TB*Ns"“"""f A, “‘°"°m°|"'
p|"b,¢",'. 3.|,|,“|, S,,||°°| Qommm_"_ is now on foot in which Moncton people
‘ ‘““" °°i°Y°"‘° P"'°¥ ‘"' 5°” °° '°’"* st. Joan, neun: san P. `E.1~1snd.
evening of Fab ll, at the residence if  _ -
Bla-1 Prowse, Bracliey Point Road. A Tm” nv' K' C' "md "" “md '99
'nQaebss- tra
lonnounar. ei ilu
hfiel :tive
River, on
few tsleade gath rd
ra. A aal d 15 anna will-be ilnl a'
of invited [usbifaeaambled and spent. the
will centre as head capitalism In all
amusement company to be operved in
Windsor *sterday by the Illness of his'
pannte. ing to their advanced age
domeholigrvda uns felt regarding them,
but news Kem Windsor-is to the eifert
that bothfemuc-h b' tier. Dr. lliad wan
formerly attached to St. Pciefs Calhed~
ral.
,Tql . I 0( wilist parties in Rustic
pleiaedon bhellth inst. resulted in th-~
winners:--l¢dy’s first prise, Mr.-. A
t1crnan’s ilreii prize A. E. Delioche; _-ec
_ serial ' 0.
which stari'¢ed'on Der-. 20th and was com- -
gpriaes being awarded to the foliowir g ‘
Gallant: seomd Miss Katie Doueet. Gen ,
ond James Doirou, The last meeting wr s _
at the home of M s. Sylvan Dmoet and, i
siter piayinga few gameéas a wind up in f
the pleasant evenings wh’ch had gone be- '
fore, the remainder of the evening was!
spout by the members in dancing and f
other amnsements. ' |
L/in Saturday a lad named Gillis, agrd
i7, of lieatherdalc, employed with Alex-
ander Ross, Blat River, meh with e seri-
Ous accident while working n buzz pin ner
in Emory’s sash and door fac-
trry. ln throwing 5 pk on of
wood his dght hand 1- was caught
between Wsrupldly revolving knivrs cf
the machine and* horribly mangled
Four fingers and part of the. thumb were
severed and the ilesh tomoila large por-
tion of the palm. Dr. Barnes, oi Murray
1 River, arrived as qnickiyras possihle alter
the accident and dress d the ueunri, the
`Tnjured' lid bravelyrendarlng the ex-
cruciating pain.
Tnl Guardian isluleceipt of that
thoroughly compie'e and informing book-
let issued by the Canadian Pacino Rall-
way, en -itled Westem Canada. With
that cxeo're as which cha'|a':ierIsee all that
the U. P. R. undertalre_s_ ,this book ex-
plains all that the enquir-_e'r can poruibly
wish to know about the ‘great couziuy of
which it treats. The splendid ser\ ces
afforded by I-he trains oi the C. P. R. the
arrangements for the handling of immi-
granw, their methods of transporting
same across the wide prciries, and the
facts regarding the diill rent cities auu
townships of the west mute up 1-he con-
_tents of this in'ereeting and valuable
little hook.
 
Face and _
Hand Lotions
For this season of the year
wlen the coidwinds chap
your face and hands. we have
the ,-'following well-known i
preparations in stock.
Hindi'_.l'iouey and Almond
Cream 5oc'.
Century Cream 504:.
Koameo 5oc '
Witch Hazel Cream 15c.
Rdelwiss Crrsm 251'.
Savers' Cutaneous Cream 15e
Rosalie 25-_
Woodbury's Facial Cream 25¢
Pacler'a Cutaneous Charm
251:.
Eutltymol Cream 251-.
Wh¢eler'a Glycerine jelly 18:
°s~%i.:‘;:.°»
nf. sang.
1  Med_ipiriea‘
i_)>@lete  ,_new
in. - _
D_r. Blloojfl Rllll'
matic Cure. I
Dr. Shoopa’ Resiola-
em., ere.
 
“Tha Two llaea-”
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IIBIUARY xg. M07
Save on
llnbleathtd Linens
Splendid coods, line weights, good designs,
and after a few washings will he as whiteas
snow. ’
45 inch cream d.'.ni.xsl.. . . . . . _
. _ _ . . . . _ .
..1LLc
54incl1crean1damask....  ...25c
58 inchcreamdamask...... ._  ....29c
60% incl1c.exmd~n1ask....  . ...37c
69 inch cream damask.... . . _ . . _ . .
._ ....4ze
70 iu».11crea'tndamask........  ....57c
This nf xt is an atiraciive, siikily finished
linen in earn'-tion paliern and is 72 inch
 _ _ . . . .
 . . . . _
 . . . _
_._.....79:
Dainty Napkins
5 8s’zc napkins, lremihed. 1.55 2.10.
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Made of llux
Irish looms, gross bleached under Ireland`s
summer sun.
Pine rv°'lwm-":"'v""._ 'r ~‘~ l"<" _"aids "fi
le Linens. 
- AT THE-
White    
Carnival
S TERLING MERIT mari..
__ every linen in this line
J showing. The goods are
line products of Irish looms,
tasteful in design-excellent 
quality-and at our White Crm
nival prices oKer you a saving
opportunity that is too good to
miss. Bleached linens, unbleachf
ed linens-napkins made up
cloths, etc., etc.
Bieached Linens
from Irish iields, woven by
l...~..1l.o in... l....ut iul.yu1.ue ; id u ~‘
specially price cut for the WHITE CAR-
NIVAL
68 inch white damssk..... .....53c
68 inch white damask better. . . . .  . . . . 66c
7b inch white damast better still. _ _ . . .. . .75c
7o inch white dsmask fine smooth linen in
Chrysantlremum pattern . . . . . . . . . .
. .850
72 inch line heavy iineu of regular $1.25
grade, new and handsome. . . . _ . _ _ .$r.oo
72 inch heavier still. and of a very erocellent
% size napkins, nnhemmed- 2.10. 2-8,5, 3 15
3 .size na kiss, unlremmed. 2,50, 2.75, 3.45, 3.65.
4 P
Table Clolhs With Napkins to Match.
A sma‘l lot just rezclved, cloths 65 x 86 inches, 1-65 and 94 six: unlrernmed napkins to
match, 1.60 doz.
All Table Linens and Napkins Hemmed Free
degree of tineness . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . .
_ .$1.15
72 inch linen of rose and fern design. with
border to blend nicelv with the body
. . . . _ .
 . _ . .
 . . . . _ . . . .
_.$1.25
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' Napkins in all the popular sizes. Irish linens and bleached on Irish Eeldr
5-8 s'ze napkins. uuhemmed. 1.25, 155, 1.65, 1.85, 2-oo.
Ladies' Summer Under Vests Worth 25c to 75c -‘
' Go Ai l5c and 20c
NO #HER t`mely bargain at the W 1I'l`E CARNIVAL au immense purchase gave
A ns these at a price iar below rhe usual, thence our oifer. _
There are sleeveless vests, short sleeve vests. long sleeve vests, white vestt. I
i I | colored vests. black vests-cotton ones. sill: ones and woxl ones--~-Not 0?! _|51
worth less than 25c- and many are worth more than 75c. ` `° - '
To clear them swiftly we have made two lots- ' '
1 No. 1 Vests worth from 2 c. i No. 2 -Vests worth from-50
to5oceach  | eachto9o:.s»t....- 20C
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PErsoNALsUPl5RV1s1oN
Farm Forf Sale
Containing goaeres of land situated
oc Loyallst road within a uarter of a
.~ Furniture repaired.  _ _ .  1 m1\¢n¢u?s.1m muon ming me nm
ow `.
Furniture re-upholstered.
nedby shut. Younkef. This farm
_ lain good t f ltlvatlon bel
Furniture of all kinds made to order.. » » . wen interest "d° ni" ues su
Great bargains continued in furniture till the N
_ large stock is cleared out. _
At the old stand opposite Post Ohloe (upstairm)
John Newson.  
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u e prem a
good dwelling house and other out-
nuildinga in good repair and is conven-
ient to adaoou, elmrcnea and within B
miles of Charlottztown. For further
particulars appiyte . V .
_mas sntwasr,
xo-rsdftwmtt. Bampshile.
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