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adies’
Shirt waists
We have just re.
ceived another lot of
ladies' shirt viaists
in the latest high
class novelties cen-
sisting of handsome
lace and net waists
in black, white,
cream and Paris
shades, all lined with
silk, in a variety of
designs.
They depict all
that is new--an
exhibit worth seeing,
 pretty and most
stylish. See our
Queen Street window
Price from $3.50 to
$9.60 each.
New Silk and
Satin Coats
Elaborate models in dressy silk and satin
coats, an ideal coat for spring and summer ,
wear.
Black Silk Taffeta coats will be the choice
of many ladies to whom our display of styles
will be a source of pleasure.
You are as welcome to look as to buy.
,_ Prices Range from
$12.50, l5.00 up $50.00 each
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Walking Skirts
Use your eyes--look at the poorly hung
walking skirts you see on the steet, irregular
in length, or bulged in the back, or puckered
over the hip. '
There is a difference. _No wonder we .
sell so many skirts-our skirts are made b_y
_ ones who know, even our cheapest skirt is
well made. ]ust now our skirt department
"is at its best, largest variety to pick from, .
Voiles, Panamas, Venetian Clot s, Serges, -
Lustres, and a large variety of fancy Tweeds.
Prices Start at 2.75 upto i0.50 each
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Head Offices in New Prowse Black-'--Chmlotieiown.
lobsters have been tiiken during ih
past week. ,
horses recently to W. H. Miller,
a very beautiful animal.
at her hom 24 Geor o Btree
sister of Mrs. John B. Roper, East
Royalty. W. W. Harper, (mailer qi_\.1
Thomas of this ' City, and Frimk of
Amherst, are brothers.
The odicers of Prince Edward
Lodge, No., ,95, I. 0. G. T., have
been installed by tue Lodge Deputy
Joseph Chaney, for ensuing quarter
as follows:.-
John Tissel-C. T.
Matilda McDonald-V.'l‘.
Gertrude Chaiiey-P. C. T.
Ethel Chatley-Fin. Secy.
Barnett Blackett-Treasurer.
Albert C. Myers-Secy.
Mrs. Albert C. Myers-Asst. Secy.'
Arthur McDonald-M.
Margaret Chafiey-Chap.
Elizabeth Chaffey-Chap.
Sydney McDonald-Guard.
Alfred Brown-Sent..
This lodge _is in a flourishing con-
dition, has about sixty members in
good standing, and are looking for-
ward to the time when the new ‘hall
is-completed and will be ready to
hold meetings in.
Several of the, Prince Edward Is-
land Railway officials went to Boston
last week to attend the annual con<
vent/ion of the International Brother-
hood of Hallway Employees, which
has been in session for four days,
and came to a close with the elec-
tion of the -following officers". Grand
President, Robert P. Neil, Boston;
first-vice-president, for United States
George W. Lane, Boston; iii‘st-vice-
president for Canada, J. W. Clark,
Moncton, N. B., second vice-president
W. H. Whittier, Boston; third vice-
president, E. F. Shepard, Boston;
fourth vice-president, W. A. Hope,
Halifax, N. S.; fifth vice-president,
W. J. McPherson, Sydney, C. B.;
P Y S
Robertson, Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
and P. Bogin, Riviere du Loup, Que.,
for Canada, and John T. Fresco,
Boston and J. ,A. Birchall, Nashua,
N. H., for United States; secretary-
treasurer, Geo. L. Thompson, Boston.
A new constitution was adopted.
The Minneapolis Journal of April
York, and after serving two years
was mustered out on account ot in-
tietam. He went to Moutanbiwhere
'for' 'many years he was" onroffits
most influential citizens. He was the
owner of the famous Confederate
Gulch mine, and for the last few
years he has been interested _in min-
ing in Alaska, for which 'he had in-
tended to leave in a few days. He
was a Mason. He married Julia Is-
abel, daughter si captain Spencer.
Clifford, of North Edgeeombe, Mc.,
on April 7th, 1870. Mc Gregor leaves
three sisters and tw‘o brothers in
Prince Edward Island.
On Friday April 3rd, the grim mcs-
menger, Death, visited the home of
William Robinson, South Busolco,
and conveyed to the peaceful shore
his beloved wife, Jane Ellen; As will
be_ remembered by her friends Mrs.
Robinson had undergone B11 OPBTU'
tion last spring in the Prince Ed-
ward Island Hospital _and from this
she never fully recovered. Recently
cosipiicstions set is which proved
as it is a rare thing to meet.Wifl\.
reached than standard to which 16W
attain. She was beloved and mourn-
ed by all who knew her. She died
fully trusting in Him whose hl00d
cleanseth from all sin. Fitting to
the occasion seemed the text of her
funeral service, “Blessed are the dead
that die in the Lord from henceforth;
Yea, saith the spirit, that th€Y UIBY
rest from their labours; and their
works do follow them" (R°V~ 14. 13-)
Besides a sorrowing husband and
large family of children, she leaves
B vary large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn their sad loss.-
Com.
 
Telephone an
The reputation ol
Stewai't’s
Bread
Has been honestly
earned.
Quality, cleanliness and
skill in manufacture have
made the name
a household word.
ecuvsiz BAKERY
Some exceptionally large eaten” 0(
J. P. Woodbury shipped three ilne
i , e g » 1:
Brockton llass,of heart. disease, Edu:
gearly beloved wife of Walter W.
teadman and slde t d u ht f th
late William Harliier,ac§nt:dct)or ol R°y°'l' s°°"“ C°“°°"' C° 5" P1'°V°“i-'
this City. Mrs Steadman is the cn`y °d mmmng their °“g“g°m°“l' in ull*
fatal. Deceased was a .woman such
possessed of those 'high W0I1\\1HlY
qualities which so t° mek” °“° N'
spectedi and admired hY “IL A9 8
wife, a mother, a daughter, in Bh0\‘¢
in all her relations in life she had
The fishermen of Annandale reporti The tide will be high this after-
lobsters and herring in abundance. noon at 12.88 and tonigut ah 11.52.
e .
Dr. R. McNeill is now so fully re-
covered from his recent illness as to
be able to be' out ug ilu.
Cricket and baseball afforded vari-
Camphellton, N, B, one 3 handsome cty and made Victoria. Park' look
trottar from Fred White, also is not- V°\°¥ B"-TBC'-110 on Saturday after-
ed horse from Robins’ livery stable "W"-
city and the other a beautiful "block"
Everything is being done to make
the midsummer opening at Jas. Pat,-
'rhs death marred May isth, mst. ‘"1 & C°'° '1`l\“"‘i°Y "#11111: asrand
success.
It is to be regretted that owing to
bein! unable to make connections the
city.
Citizens are complaining of the gon
dition of Euston Street between
Prince and Hillsboro Streets. This
is one of the most public streets end
should certainly receive attention.
Advertisers are again reminded
that their "business locals" as well
“B their "<=h8l1s°H" must be raceivedl
at this odlce not later than one o'-
clock sharp of each week day, ex-
clusive of statutory holidays, to in-
sure insertion ln next issue. All re-
ceived later than the above hours will
“|90 Bllpcar when they do not inter-
fere with the setting in type of gh,
regular news of the day.
A St. John _exchange sa,ys;H0x-age
G» GUUEU. who has been visiting his
brother, Fred, here, returned today
'to his home at Summerside, for a
few dayp visit before he goes back
to Rave stoke, B. C. Mr. Gough left
Summerside years ago, and did not
return till this spring. While in Brit-
ish Columbia, Mr. Gough joined the
Socialist Party of Canada, which is
very strong there and in Alberta. He
is an active and leading member of
Revelstoke Local and a regular
organizer of the party. He predicts
,that nt the next election the social-
ists ini the B. C. legislature will in-
lcrease from three to six; one or two
may be elected to the Dominion
House from British Columbia and
several Socialists will sit in the
:next Alberta legislature. Two B. C.
‘Socialist leaders intend to stump all
:Canada before next Dominion elec-
tion.
The death of Mrs _Sariih Corbett,
daughter of the late James Thomp-
son of Cape Traverse took place at
de ut rand presidents, George ‘her home in Waterford, on the 8th
fday of May, 1908, in the 78 year of
'her age. The funeral took place on
Monday when she was laid to rest
by the aide of her husband the late
Duncan Corbett. The deceased was
a woman of rare sterling character.
Her home has ever been the centre of
true hospitality, which many strang-
ers have been entertained and all re-
Zlst contains the following of in-`ceived the same kindly welcome and
terest ini' this Province. Archibald hearty cheer. To all she was en-
McGregor, one of Montana’s most deared by her kindly, cheerful dis-
prominent pioneers, died today an position, her ready sympathy and
the summer home of his daughter unfailing patience under the trials oi
Mrs. J. D. Anderson, at Medicinellife. Although laid aside for many
Lake. He was born in 1835 in Char-,months, lry a lingering disease, she
lottetown, P. E. I. He enlisted in was neva- heard to wmplsin but
the Twenty-first regiment of New bore her illness with patience and re-
signation until the angel ot death
called and bade Iher come. Ever anx-
ll1l‘i€B l'B°€iVBd ill the bfltilv 'Of AD' ious for the welfare of others her
patients spirit acted as a beuedic-
' 'tionf*aiidfwili~'lon'g` be remembered.-
Sha leaves to mourn two sons David
and Havelock and two daughters
Mrs. A. Hardy of Mill River, and
Miss Margaret at home to whom is
tendered sincere sympathy.-Com.
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7 Cases
Kodak
Goods
.lust Received
Including
Films, Kodaks,
Paper, Plates,
Mounts, Developers,
4 etc, etc.
Headquarters forKodak
supplies.
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» ””?£6`/sr
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3 Delight
"The Mah”
Razor
Il From experience we con-
sider. this the most perfect
razor. Shaves easy and
clean. , V
Anil the Price only $l.00
Two Sizes-One Price
Other razors up to $5.00
but “The Msb” is the best
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163 Kent Street.
DRUGGISTS,
Cor. Great Geerge 8: Kent Sis
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"The Buoioet Store on Clqarlotidewnb
1' 1 '| __ mi
§§ they are bargains of a very em hatic sort.
 lsow for example
L K,,,,,e,, ‘ i f <1 desi s raise:
, ~ pspei-sin s e_o»p_e o goo EU -
dark, very neat and tidy in effect,. borders i0 mltlru
Quantity limited, come early
 ing to profit bv this opportunity. ' '
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 coiipou in writing us. .
A Load of Wall Paper
Bargains
Menzie Wall Paper Co.  '
THE Curator of the concern above referred to offered -'
us by telegram a big lot of- the best of the Menzifg
designs at a tremendous bargain. We at once snapf
them up as the enormous selling of this spring [£31
cleared out many of our lines. We have just get them 
3 in and marked this prices-anti we need only say _/that i
Pretty tiers for dials room 0 li li heavy'
_ _gilt d_esl:n,e1dsinarysti;re§ wonldsvqlilie treal at yn,
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E, A very nice range of designs in hall or dining roam patterns, mostl rather dark '
l'  effects, handsomely gilt, with wide borders to match. Had we paid the regular ' `
- price we would have io sell si 154: to 30:: even on our owl close cnt basis-but we 
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'; Now these are not regular or ordinary values-even for us -When they are gong we
V will not be able to get more and we advise a swift movement on th¢ part of anyone want- '
' We have also a full range of the finest American, French and Canadian designs
 ever shown in P. E. I. ai all prices up to 1.25 per roll. No order is loo big for us>--none V
2 is too small. We have filled orders for all sorts of wall paper from all over P E. I. as well -' I
f as from neighbouring provinces this spring---and we can fill your order too. Use the - "
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from the .failed
 Moons & MCLEOD
 _ Charlottetown.
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 inthe Maritime Provinces.
Please send us samples of wall paper for.........,  
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 Any order over $2.50 will be shipped freight paid this week to any point
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arpet Cleaning
. Aliwerk in rhis.;1ineguar_anteed. 7 7 i
No beating-no acids 'used--it is a dry process that
renovates as it cleans.-PURE Alu at high pressure is the
chief factor. .
The risssr and most sxrausivs Carpets oi- Squares
cleaned thoroughly without injury. Carpet-s taken one day
can be returned the next.
Phone 79. F
MARK WRIGHT.
` Ncwson’s Block
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Assessment i i
drttst
U' "1--== -E -4 Molnsnkc. uouu ' mln
BREAD 
32 0unces~8 cts,
When you get eur_iir_¢ail\
YOU get full weight--you
get the best that as be
baked. If you went the
strongest combination of
bread qualities; buy up
bread.:
me Norm siicrnv
dmwf 226 Bristol SU,
uerssiv a u.z1ivn'3§.
Aniston. A w .'
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Insurance
The New Guarenteed Instalment Policy
issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets
all requirements of those desiring cheap
insurance besides ca rying guaranteed
cash surre%r values, aid up insur-
ance etc. rates apply to
E. Iil EECDVV.
M;k¢¢ Shaving Charlottetown - - ,Manager for P.E. Island
dmwfif
311-£1-  'W
Pccd for liorscs and Cows
Now is the time to get that Ilona or Cow fli-
Reinember you do not ge_t the fat prices fOr
a thin, mean looking animal b_iit for a ht
good looking one; just bear this in mind.
We keep in stock feed Equal to any in the
city and as cheap. llsy. Straw, Osfs. Bran,
Cornmesl, etc. V
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D. I., IIUDPER.
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Doii’t weaken your eye-
¢. '
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Your carelessness may mean
n life of Indexing for yoiiliif
and children. ‘ ~‘
Save them from being handl-
cspped through life by protect-
ingéyour eyesight.
ome to us at the Em indi-
cation ef disordered vision. A
thorough examination will cent
you nothin The proper glance
will Ive sudfci-ing.
O; get your doctor
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an eye specialist to
eyes and come to us
glasses. We can 
up in any style youiwfqi’ V
E.. W. TAYIZ., _`
sous. siasousssq. 
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