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ARLOTTETOWN G
 TI-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
The 0dors
of
Spring Blossoms
find a rivalin our stock
offresh delightful per-
fumes. _
' Aincng them you
will find not only true
floral odors, ui ade
from the flowers them-
selves, but combination
odors devised by the
most expert perfumers
in the world, some of
which’ are almost an
improvement on na-
ture. _
Thus every indivi-
dual taste cau be met.
There is no such other
stock of perfumery in
this lccility.
J. G. JAMIESON.
DRUGGIST
The Medical Hall.
dtf
MONDAY, J
UNE 6, lgio.
JAPANESE 'l`li1BU'1`l1lS T()
We have before us tran.~»laLion.~; of
'leading articles from priiicipal Jap-
'anese newspapers dealing with the
ldeath of liiug Ed\\'ai‘d. They are uni-
form in theii‘ tributes to his ixhility
and worth and the benefit-ent results
of his reiun, correct in historical
facts, discriminating in their eulogy
and all deplore his death with a sin-
eerity that is in some of its express-
ions nlmost pathetic. The Youiiuri,
for iiistanee, says, "\\e can only ex-
press our surprise, mourn bitterly,
ami lament over, the apathy of Hea-
ven." The (`lmo dwells on the sud-
denuess of the sad report “which
has startled so many millions of
people tliroughoiit the \\_'orld. Espec-
ially will every one in the Japanese
I‘Irnpii‘e, \\'lietlii'r liiuh or low, feel tho
which has overtaken the family of
the .\lonarcli of the eiiuutry‘s »\'aluei.l
ally." _
l`lie .Iiji finds that the loss is ii‘-
tlie pouer of the Lords is the great,
iinostioii nt issm-, porliaps the great-
est since the creiitioii of the Consti-
tution, is thi need of the eoiicilin-
tory mi~tlioils of liils Maiesty felt.
But it is just at this moment that
the Kimi; has passed to the llevond,
eniisiiig an ii'i'i~para‘bli: loss to the
m._,l___h __m____,__ HHS l___`_`_ ____ _mt l_____ inoiiiiiili __ulio.~.i inllu¢__nri upim the
woi-lil’s affairs has been so great as
l
_ iied to the lliitish nation alone; it
_
Wedding
in TeaSels, Bake Dishes,
Fern Pots, Waiters, etc.
- These goods lmve just
arrived, are the very new-
est patterns and first qual-
ity.
c G.ll. Taylor
ls liki~\\isi- it loss to all iiutioiis of
the world, und more piii'iii'i|lai`ly to
Jnpiin. .lapuu feels the sail blow se-
vei'ely, bi-lug specially reliiteil to
(ireut Britain."
deepest sorrow over the bei'e:-ivenient'
f ' ed to maintain existini.; conditions in
n__,mrabIL, ..l_:_____,_,m|l\, Huw “_he__;tl1e .\lt-ditei‘raiieaii and Atlantic. At
'l‘HE LATE KING EDWARD.
I As a concluding sample of these
_iiiuny and heartfelt tiibiites, wc
iyuute from The Nippon:
"The report. of King l<3dward’s
death has come so suddenly and un-
expeeteilly, that one feels almost as
in a dream but unfortunately there
is no hope of awakening from the
dream. The King has given proof of
uneommiin _natural ability, by the
aid of which he paved the wav lor a
reconciliation with France, personallv
visiting Paris two years after his
accession. The 1"ranco-Britisli agree-
ment was arrived at on April 8, 1904.
This was a great stroke in thc tlilp-
louiatic world and ii; has had n, far-
reacliing etleet on the peace of the
world. Siilisoqiiciitly, on _-\u;;ust lil,
1907, the .\ii_i:lo-ltiissiaii agreeiiient
was effected. Thus di|l'icult questions
which hail lasted for rinturies were
ainieubly solved. His .\li\jesty’s later
visits to eontiiiental countries help-
the time (§e`i~inaiiy sliowed eei't1\in
‘displeasure over the liing‘s efforts,
but care having been constantly paid
by the King to the maiuteiiance ol
friendly relations between the two
eouiitriifs, everything wenli on
siniiotlily. llo\\'e\'ei‘ fiii' brick we gn
iii liistiiry t,lie/world has not seen ii
lis .\lnjest._\"s. 'l`liis i'_ri~iit. iiilliieiiri'
inning bu-ii utilize-il absolutely lor
peui'|~, it inielit i-\'en bi' sind tliiit
His .\lnjesly was the only iiioriurcli
who hits ever wii-ided so gr(-iii an lu-
l`l ueiice. ' ’
soini: si-iuisible it-llcctioiis on the cor-
Iuiiiitiuii outli, iii uliirli it says “tbi- the di»!t.riiii-s of the |’i'i‘sliyti‘rinii, or
oath slioiilil be ziineiuleil so its to be
positwo instead of uegiiti\'e_ liy
stating what ii l'ui‘t,estiint lrelie\'es_
_the King can be rclii+\'eil of denyiny
what lioinnn (`utholies belie_vo." And
why should he be askeil to deny on
oath the faith of oue_. und only one
religious body? 'l`hi-re ure perhaps
one liiinilred different forms of reli-
gions belief among the mnnv mil-
]CW€l€l‘ lions of people who live under the
gui# 1“`“*”‘\ ““1<~
' _ The majority of the people of the
 _ all, for that matter. lluddhists and I
Molrainnuilans together are fm more
British Empire are not Fliristinnsat
° ' numerous i'n the l']nipire_ than are
 a  King George‘s (`hristian subjects.’l`lie
Kin' could not retuin his crown a l
J. G. Worth
L lli
be ii member ol a l'resbyteria.ii, or
Proprietor i\lt-thodist, or Baptist ehureli. llc
must be a member and ciynnnuiiii-ant
First-class ' or ow i‘inn~t»ii of rlmzinnil. 'I‘l\<- law
Teams
__ _ 5mg|,, and |),,,,|,|, .,.,,<,,,,,~L.S 1; ,mg 1,11 thi- eivil nuthori- in a more tolerant age. Ph. corona-
tits of the realm the l’i\i'linintut and
(‘(i.Vli\l()N Hl~INSl‘l ANI) 'l`lil'] (`(ll{(i.\`A'l'l(>\' t|.»’\'l`ll.
9 .
 The i»,\;i:e-llniir Viiiiatliiin (‘oui'iei` liiis‘ that he ilisli.-|ii:\i-_-; the ilo<'triiii's ol'
llmlilliisiii or of .`\l1iliiuiiinodnoiisiii, or
.Vli:tlioili.~t eliiii'i:lii‘s, or to utlirin that
lie is not ii Lliiiiktr or a .\‘li\i'inoii.
Moreover, as the l'i‘esbyteriun faith
is \'ery». strong in Seotluii-il, how
would the good people of that faith
in the iiorthern l§.'m.:iloiii' like it if
the King were re\iuiri~d to alllrm that
this or that doctrine held by the
l'i~e.~ib_vter'.nii rliiirrli, and ot that
ehurr-li alone, i.~:ii‘i‘oneous, or li.-reti-
cal or superstitious?
The common sense of the situation
appears to be that the eoronation
oath should express what the King.
relieves and is required by law to be-
lieve, without pionoiuieliig in any
'way upon the doctrines of other
churches or beliefs than his own. ln
days now fortunately long past.,
("ntholics persecuted l‘rotestants,I’i‘o-
testauts perseciiteil (latliolies, and
the English L‘liureli peirseciiiefl those
whom they culled llisseiiters, We live
'that something remarkable was
in evidence at the time. The
day, May 18, and seen at the
vatory by the entire stall.
were “curious patches of color
tor of the Victoria, B. (‘,__ C
at 5-30 0`¢`10Ck D.m. on the_da
with prismatic colors in motiu
found no difficulty in gazing
open eyes upon the sun at the
(ln the following day the Sn;
from the same place appeared
_normally is, and so bright tha
was ohseried by many Un ,si
e\'eiiiii_-4', May 22.
wlient, onts and liiirley culloil
best, the crop of these three
gfrniii. lt would lill l,:'»00 mile
grain eiirs, enougli to extuiul
t.ln~ best..
As stat.ed in Thi-. Guardian,
the union, with the date of
1770-~-Walter' l’att;ersoi\.
l7tn-Geri. lililwaril Faiiniiig.
1805-.l. 'l"_ \V_ IJesliiii‘i'es.
1813--(,‘liiii'les ll. Hinith.
1824--(`ol. John Ready.
li-l3l~l`ol. Aretas Young.
lilliti-Sir John l-lnrvcy.
i837-Sir (`harles A. Fitzroy,
lii~fT--hir' lion-ald (‘anipbell.
l.‘4:’»l-Six' .»‘.. liiinirernian.
1854- Sir lloinin-iek llnly. ,
18511--(li-i»i'gii lluudas, ldsq.
]l~l7|l»-W. (`, ltoliiiisi-ii, ldsq.
York Herald tells of n strange
taelc in thc southern sky between the
hours of twelve and one on Thurs-
obser-
could not be, identified with anything
before seen, a very peculiar prisma¢_
ic effect, that could only be ex
m'PAroNs"_
f- _-
IIONE
NINE-SIX lk _ NINE-SIX '_
THE House or QUALITY O
__ 4|  i
ed as a possible effect of the eo
The observant and tlioughtfnl. em.
' o
tells of what he personally 01,59,-ved
_ y in
question. He tells that the sun ap-
DOBFOII ns if covered and surrounded
1. seen
could only glance at it for ii ueeump
Other observers in British (‘olumbia
spoke of moving colors and sliailnwg
while an unusual “pillar ol lightz'
The crops of (‘nnada last you in
bout. 33 millions of bushels of seed
grain. Dr. J. W. llobertson estimates
that ll all this seed had been of the
of grain would have been greater"
than it was by l‘J(| iiiillioii.buiiliels_
l’erb:ips thi-_ figures do not give an
A Splendid howing of
  Fine Negligee hirts
TA
7
, .
A Large Line ol
Our present showing of fine
Negligee Shirts suggests itself
to the uian who appreciates the
advantages of having a good
Shirt. Our 'sliowingollers a com- '    '
plete variety for the particular _ `
and economical man. It wlll de-
lightus to show you these goods.
We believe you ean‘t find anything
nicer and when you inspect them you
can't help appreciate the excellence of 
the material.
The colors and patterns are the
work of the best designers in Canada.. '
Prices 5oc, 754:, ooc r.oo 1.15, i.25,
smart and dressy, latest cut, made
from the best' wash materials. All sizes
from 34 to 44 white and many shzple;
l"ine white pique vests all sizes
very latest cut......... 
A-very handsome line of wash
re 's :ind fanc whites..............2.00
1.35. _ g 5 y
_  J _ _
aileqiuite idea of this amount of
H nl / _ \
llalifux to the border of Manitoba. wash Neckwear
'l‘h<~re is nn awful waste in sovving
poor seed. lt is ii poor business t-o
sow_any but thi- best., 'l‘he soil value
the cost of tillage and hur\'osting
are the smiii-. with bird seed its with
oun ic/\iii.ii~;ii i;ovl~:iiNoi<s.
I two in one _';5c. | 75c.
lienjmnin liogers is tho -ninth Lieut-
enant (lovcrnor of this Province
fancy 5i|k Neck. I 'Ahvisible Suspendem
A special line at _ wear only Soca pa"
15c_ can he worn under I
A very popular made especially to your shirt and over
line in white and wear without a vest yourunderwe:ir.Made
fancy greys 25c. _ with plowing ends especially to wear
Double reversible 25c, 35c, 5oc, 6oc, with a belt-other
since this union with Canada in 1873,
A eorres|ioiiili~nt nsils for the names
of the liieut-enant Governors before
appointments. They are given below :
braces 25c, 35c, 5oc. |
- “i
WE WANT THE MEN I"OLK TO MAKE USE OF THIS FUR-
NlSHlNG_S'l`(_')RE. WE CATER TO THEIR NEEDS JUST AS MUCH
AS WE DO FOR TIIE GENTLER SEX. A HANDY DEPARTMENT-
RIGHT NEAR THE 1)( )()R ON VICTORIA ROW, QUICK SERVICE-
N() WAITS OR DELAYS.-MEN ARE USUALLY IN A HURRY ANI)
WE RECOGNIZE THEIR WHIMS BY GIVING 'I`HEM THINGS IN
A HURRY- ' i
isii--sir iieiuy vga- finality. - - -f f --~- - f -~--- -~-  ~   ~  --~
hands of assassiiis in the lill years ‘Sc (well _l'»(lc doz._ ‘ “Another greilt blg Shipment 0
m;5_p,m-_- fp,~,,,._ |,,. ,mee some cred- l’ert-nnnils Wintorcil Over-large new belts for ladies now leaves
it fm. ,me and gum] Dag, m,mini____ ,Clllmv idlants--Pansy, Dni.~=_y, Uurua- our stock ln splendid shape. Just
EIHSZI-»-(`liai'li-s Young Ailpii|iist,|~n1_¢,|~ tration in Egypt, but he coupled that g¢tm,.m,t _-,C L.a'(,]’, _:,061 _,cy ,\;,z____1p,1_
tions, Diantlms sweet willvnu, For- look spfolally at, the leaders at
250, 39:; cents and 50 cents.--
with iveakness and timidity and sen- lyhocksi choice double (ic eiieli ii0c Moore 8MoLood. 5»Z8dtl.
timeutnlit in the resent uid 00”'
_ . _1. t, y tl tl _IG __ ._ It \__.““ We mail annuals postage free, hut
\f,,,.t,,,,,,,, p. ,t m,,,.,,. , ,,_, ‘"“ '°” "’" "“ " “ ‘* "" "‘"*< imrf-nninis ami om- ct-nt iirim for \vo.\ui1.iu1'i i. .=-ii.i<--soi.i> i~.i..\|~:
tion oath as it staiuls is not onl\ I i lkyi (Um um' ""“' "‘“l"U\l"°‘l Thi" “"‘“ |’H"|l'
".'\i\`()'l`lll*]ll lll(l L(l'l‘ Oli' 'l"ll,\'l‘
i ~ , . . .
F T . ,, _ , ~ ____ ______t____g _________ ______ vm _ _ ~ ~ ~- ` .\ 0?* postage Lain cabling e :ie extra- Wlllilllil A'l‘ title.-I"(lIl2lElc. l'|tl~l'I"l’\’
me urn-outs .. ~ ~ - » ' ' ‘ ’ ' ‘ ’ " “" ' " "
_ ,, ,_ » ~ _ : gi le in 5; guest, who \vii¢,- receiving lranslilanted Early cabbage and eau- ('(il.Ull»\'. AT l’/\'l`(lN’>‘J Giiltl.
4 eomts will lime it so. itpugnant to the fillings of lioinan  ___ _ _ __ _ ¢""\ll _ _ _
i W d. _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ ._ iiib.i ns ii coinpetent official and an him h H ,. t th ll my. I I -.1  liflouer llc extra.-(»elery do. Late -
imandeffrii/rig: Parties  I5 it not tm" Lmmgh that thc liltllmus but .to the fL,clHgS (If many iipbolder of llritisb rule. (‘ol. ltoose- L U U H B R :._U__ uh Im S Tomato Iii: cxti‘u_, and extra early to.
Kim: at his coronntion shall soleinn- millions of liberal inmdi d l rotest- _cw t t ~
A novelty In men .s collar but-
, _ _ _ _ - mu o, ic txtra for postage must he tons is the new “foldlnfl lY10<|6|
Phone  Prince Sh-ect, ,ly and publicly ullirin that he bc- ants as well, aiul ou;.;hl. to be ii- 5 U)mm(ht umm .thm/' nmfm' In ’ lfl l-
_ _ _ . , l ' i' ' .` l (l S l'(3‘ - ' . . _ ` ` ' I _
london < ii tht itiasii ii f hi m 0! which can be used with equal ad-
~ , 'SA \,‘linrloit_»iown. liireves the doctrines of thc phiircli of ineuilol along tho lines above mill- __________ “___ ____c__0_n _ H _ _ __ ____`  S  S _It would be ailvisablo fnr_laige nr ;4__driltaoQ:_e___f€_>i;__lgJ§i;_tbi;_rn_l_>i!)i_§l¢__p_4rail
- 1 li J _ i __ - ». ~ _ . _ .
4 7 " '“' lihiflfinil? He is not asked to swear tated. . A I i . il U IL mt I 'l 'luis to have pmntf; gn by Lxliwss Ur <
- - i- - __ _______________________________________________ __________________ In pm-L_ gpg,-; if ym, fm.; pmt 5,," fr»_:igli_t.  mnubei clnlilnng togctlier card ol five buttons for l_0_ cents.
 ""`"""Egg`]`_'é;E_;:;_`g__;l'{'A_\§(_'E_'Al_!_l_:__\nAN(,ES IN ,PHE SKY_ iiiight not fi, be in lijgyptg um] hum. ‘ “lu mul It to um" Hflllllltllmi “ml U _MO‘)re& M(’l“e0d' "'z8dt‘l'
.i . » ,\ - ~
, - _ _ . _ . lih0l`8l l`.‘! t `ll l . l..
.<1 1.1 i i'in<:r'rv srn~1~ ‘ _ _________ no <i<~--iw to Inf<=r> oi-<1<»i~ iiii-ri-, by nu --~W‘f “mlm 11 f»l>0°\f\1f>' ef slewuliz AS ,,‘,,‘,f""‘;,';,,,¥,ft ,,',f__.,'f,‘,',‘__f,,",_., Open
. EMBli(lIl)l~1lll‘}l) (`(Jl.l./\l<.\‘ AHl‘I_ Home persons have been ilispo<-wil iigiuatiou, or the duv'/.linix cllert of ini-uns get out " Did hi for 'et tl vpgvmhlv and Howell plmlw’ "B wc"
I 1’ I l
"You can buy two splendli
_ _ __ _ ._ . . _ ._ . __ -_ -t. ini  __ .' ‘ J' i»_vo~y nav ii win in io on-_ antiwar nlekel Dloted Stseelwlre Goutlwu-
.~ .- ' - ,r -. i _ _ _ < .': tl- .t-i - ~ » _ ._
xkiiliiiil (xl{(,(\,KLI Lzwi/i,iI\|.~,,']';(" um" to lnui.:li at the straiitrc ulipearunces U1" -“""\`»*` I`HYS» UNL l‘<¥l>Ul`tH of Hn' iissiissiiiuiioii is not ul\\'i1ys lu'i-.vi-n-  in  "l\l|';»'i?ixl‘;n1=il.v(_ of i:iistomei‘S to call tlierif whcii at 516|'-'5 0| U10 VGVY |<'|U6bf» bl`|"l"’-
_ e ii mi io ._ ___ _ _ fm _`» »,-' _ __
_._.,x uf _ _,___ _`_,__|_ Sven abmlt the “mc uf “___ iloiiliteil aiitliciiticity fiom miiny t,\,1,,_ ,hm ,_h,.,._. [,,._____Hl(___t___ of "___ \,i__cc____ ull _cunvuni_int_ nn_il_.pi.i.~.oiially select _(3 ( ing model lor J.: Gents ln _ri,
J M 1 l n I ii Dmts if tho world confirm the belief 'l' ite l *itit ‘ l l' l' ' l This year we have devoted our t'he"Vmm':" 1‘]°“e"" have been S" Moonjm' McLeod' Sdsdu'
"'-" assilfe if Hallev’s comet between " ' ' "" "‘ ‘ ‘ “SW '"9 "‘"ll-5 ‘"4 |mm€“ ‘ ` ' -
“We ha e the bi t '-ti - 1 tfr P S i I
_ . _ iuueh inipr ved of late ri rs that tb
- V» f ’*"` " ""3 """“l‘ 'llthe pn,-ti, and mp gm, by va,.i,,,,.,. Uh. __ __ A _ _ _ __: late pi'eileei-ssoi‘ in olliee fell b the whole tune’ pewonully to the hum” ' il ' yt i 5 0
bask ' ' - ' ‘ ' ' ` `
, _ _ _ ld L 1_ k r 11 t ~» -1.. ".'\ffl*l Y()ll (_‘l!YI"l`IN(" \'(llIl‘
i s ol stoves and iiiiiiies iii the _ _ _ ____ _ I _ _ y IUUUCU, Ml`_~ DBKIIDIJUU I-Rklllg Cllf1l`lZG U- ‘mc b OL “mu "U be Iwo’ » ~ ’ I `
.< _. ».~. , . _, i _ -. . -, _‘i-rv -rs ’~ ie\ ' ` .' -
. nized.
sity- liiie lr. lui l.». .it (tiineioii 6. " 1 m 'H L " Wm( Sand' at ' ` ` A " ' 0' the retml market and we hcheve ‘
hlrldltlu (IF l’A'l‘()N’S i\‘U(‘i(‘il‘}St~‘»l¢'lll»
_ _ » _ _ 1.; . e 1 f_ _l‘1l-  gi t WAHII GOODS SAl,l#]? i~ll<}l<l l)l'll\l-
(‘o's, t;-4<li_f, ~tributin;: them to over-wrougnt im- _ we nic lu a. better po:-nl,ion thiin ever U_cym;;';1r;_Re n_l_ml3_ue" _fa\_ld(e;_cn(_?1‘ip thlgr ()N,\if|~|{A'|‘{()N IN WINDOW ’l‘Hlh‘ A.
_ _ _. _ _ _ __ ______v__ ____ _I S A L E before to attend to our large num- Uwn) ,pm will a Wedutt, '__ . M, (l()illJS 'PHAT' WlI.l, l~l’l`A.'\`|l
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, 2075---'l`his lmnilsomc combination china closet and l»uf'l`et
is beautifully fiiiislieil in surface ipmrtered oak. Workmansliip
and finish is stricllv high class. 66 inches high,44 inches wide,
18 inches deep. China closet section measures 45 inches high,
I7 i-2 wide, i5 deep and is fitted with glass door and sides and
3 shelves. Bevel plate mirror measures i4 i-2x17 inches. Also,
a full width linen drawer at bottom, large cupboard, and plush
lined drawer for .silver ware F. O. I5 Cli'towu on receipt of
pricc.......... . . . . . .
 ..  .$19.90
If you intend buying Furniture or Bedding or
household g »ods of :my s irt write us for prices.
-_`
china closet
and bullet!
We would like you
to compare it with
the best you can
find in any store or
catalog. lt’s a good
representation of this
store’s supciior val-
ues in Furniture of
all kinds.
__ ber of___ci_1stoini.rH _Ht l""'"’_tf"‘ld_.a' reiiiifiiiliuriytol senilplcasli witli oliiilietz? 'PHE THU ANI) THE HUB- U'4‘lill-
9 *» Q l)HHiri\\>l@ i>roiiei'l.v for sale known an '"”a‘]{“ e "W WB gl” ‘L PM m 'Ht and write pluinly sign name nnd iid- -
‘  s. MllfI»r<|l*`_i;fI\4\._  licnile i_piii\_ Cinirlotte- “f_"“1 l“1”"t_"“` `l __ __ U dress -l<‘vi-ry yi-ar we ri-<‘eive it num
sf=.?s_ town. i ii ie 1 " »‘ , ~ 1,' r 1] 1' r - " ‘ ' ' `
\§`§ the North lliirti, tliiiliiiisliiitziiiii  ,|u:tlur;0‘;m ,K ]10r(;m‘;pta“ "UNL ) mga ’ 0 o ii' s I ioi ii lgiiiil.ilre,
  ` ' - . . '_ '_ - _ ' '  s . _ no- i ri i-.- w.i.i ii. if oNiii<:i¢si<in'|‘, oNi Y ost-._ wllm
. . , . -  fourau-resol_|und iniib_iirli state of cultl- I ` ` I i L' ' ul' “image lzf' J. J. (JAY N' HON, }'U'|' ()[]'|‘ lip' _q|(;|{'|i ANY (',\'|‘__\
 \'ation,_ni\il_li-iiceil oll in tllreeiic-re lots. PUT 1001 (lpndy 3l"’l"' Url" UU' 'h"m'/ (‘,||m'lii|_f@i,,\\~n |n E I |()(;[i|.\ :\|i\H (,H|)|,\H 0|,-|,-|.~H ,\'|‘
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/ ./ S* I- B1 sis, Larkspur, Lobelm, Golden hea-
/ / er "lg I lisrl ther, Batchelor’s Buttons, Snapdrag-
:irc an excellent gon, Seedling pnnsy, Aii_i_era_i1t.l\\i;i,li:e
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Heart and Nerve Remedy l "l“"t 1 nifty ."“d" w M Wi
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I`|ie best of Spring Medicines. per don Hclmtrnpe fm- Uutgidg
‘  by (grand) 25:: doz. Seedling carnations
. 2! r d z. Montleratius bulbs -fc
In this Style We show ° ciidlnpidc 'liar doz, double dahlia bulbs
you one of the newest . c  tic each 75c per doz. _ Gladiolus bulbs
creations in women’s foot- 42 Queen Street. ‘ ' ' '  ` 
wear. The makers of Art
Shoes are always on the
outlook for the newest   S Tenders wIiTl_(IiI;  by the un-
styles and most up to the a  derslgned up to and including June
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 |)yi~peps\:\, indbgcstion or stomach A1yi.igum_ Lobelia, Golden feather,
Kf**}U‘_l}_““l*l\ "We" 5(¢f|ll\K Blllefl all Dusty miller, and Ice plant. line edg-
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` I £  -i _-rti <1ii°°~i»P\i°ti\¢»indu¢é ing plants ny the ioo 75c,'pi»r im.
' fllfeiji hlllld “P Week "°\'Ve5 and “Wife 15c, Slalvla deep scarlet (very fine)
1 f- ; ' _ h_ p __ __ . _ .
H0 ing like ilu-in fora generalhody builder le <5-n le 20C (1 7,_ C n 9 5
Price 5oc per bottle
"h'l‘]ld OUR ADS. FOR VAl.lll<lt~‘»
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Enhance the charm
of your physique
Madam, _and be hen thier with the new
Renaissance Corset, “La Diva,"
rather than discount it and ' 'ure your
health with ill fitting and oldlfluhioned
Corsets.
Madam, you cannot rival the “Chic” and
”Svelte" appearance of French and American
women unless you wear a corset, that shapes
gracefully and his comfortably.
Unless the corset is right,-no woman can
expect to really look as well as she might.
_________ _ _ Fine l{esidentialProperty
We have gone to n tremendous expense and
study io perfect our Renaissance Corset.
At Paris the fountain head of styles. in
New York and London, also, our designer
has sought most carefully before, aftel
experiments, we perfected on living
wonderful new corset 'La Diva'
minute lasts Art Shoes _ 25th next for the property on Pown- Renaissance Corset. The result is a corset giving all lhe 'Chic' and 'Svelle'»
to nrrive from Barbadoes by schr-;‘ ul Street at iirefwnt ‘lccllllled "V
RTC S0ld all OVGI' Canada -‘I .mm Co and HF] i _,, i `  Mark Wright (known as the 'Phomnii appearence of the mos! fashionable French and Amdlcanl woman' md
" BS fol' W0' ~' '. - good title will be glven the piii'r.lii\i-i-
Aff S110 side,Souris and Montague, to fill Pmmssion can he had Un _
ll /_ _ _ er. - H’ lmw Clnlclinn women will
‘ IIICIL orders taken hy J. A. Messervey about 14th July next. sgpffehieourendenvouiio
  S . who sekcted the goods at west I"_ Tenders to be addressed to tho un- o mn for them a really
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d h h f f _ d .. ,| ipfesg Budd __m__e__ty) together mth _hc Int m°l'¢°V¢\’- by h°|dl"8ll1¢ l->0dy in shape without compressing unduly ll III!
a e osts o rien s moo P ._ Ii 1 F " in ti f.
?n V d Tllmq X ra ancy Molasse I m’l‘hiii iiigdiiertycrehas a frontage on
ln almost every town an 35° erces do Pownal Street of 55 feet or therea-
city 300 Barrels (10 bout and extends hack therefrom by
400 Barrels No X Sugar to be parallel lines fur the distance ol IIES
i r.
_ We are the ggents for anrled nt Charlottetown, Summer- REBS! term! 01 iiurcllase and B
point La DivaRenaissanceis more healthful for you than any other COM!-
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We'ie anxious to no
Allwe uk in thu! 
see it, and judge il-I "'°"u
for younelf. Kildli 'l‘°"
this Advertisement lu ll"
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derslgned and marked 'Tenders for wonderfulconet. For ilu! J .N
dies' Dodd Property.” renon we have made the sales person and_ "nd
l . The lowest or any tender need not pfi°¢°f'l-_H Divl' °°|Y   D"’°R°“'“““ '
  necessarily be accepted, ___ $2.50-i!|n$3.50 corset. decide for .
_ i _ | _ Hhs/;Aiu>, o__Ai_i_D_i;1'r is Hi\s,..\rin,_ __W,.i.i_°d.y_i°r our <:_°f._¢i__ Bootie, w, ,md ;, FREE 1-hi, |,,,,,|, ,,,|| mimi:
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[IW THE DOMINION COHIIT COMPANY, CUIIIC. |'°A I _
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