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The Shirt W`aists we ol}`=r you are all new this
se ison direct from the best manufacturers in the
Do ninion-all ih-it is new and good is here, both
in styles and assortment of patterns
Q5?  lcl I al 5llc each
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sell for’75c. our price 50c.each.
White and Colored
ii ' ‘=}._ ' Assorted stripes and spots in pink, blue
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if  . and helio'rop‘.=, sizes 34 to 40_inches, made to
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in this lot detachable collars,
soft cuH`s, sizes 34 to 40. Exceptional value 75c.
e.ch_
lcl 3 al $l.l0 each
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A great variety at this price-White Lawn. Blwk
Sateen and Fancy prints, all sizes, made to sell fo '
$1.25, our price $1
10.
Elegant Waists in better grades-
The finest lot we have ever shown and prices up
io $4.50 each.
STANLEY BROS.
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KENT STREET
LIVERY STABLE
K Charlottetown. P- E-
HORSES.
C0‘A(él-IES.
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BAROUCHE5 big neighbor the Dry Goods Man and
ores viuicoozvs. h dba lr ' <1 fl nf
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Terms Reasonable-
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sold them tor years, and
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Judge of them.
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only the best grades.
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Extraordinary)
The first breath of summer “Dulls
Mercantile Lite."
To Brighten It l
We will at stated times copy our .
0| rgaiii sa s_in eiery epa me
, of our bu~ine~s this week.

 'l`ooth_Soags. _ _
1  All pimte prices z5c_ while they la
,\\\ l5c each-.
Victoria Pow Ituggist Opp P O
hluchci, Shces
‘ici Ccmlcil
For years we have
sold those Blucher
Shoes- Sold an
enormous quantity '
of them- they’ve
given -good~satisfac°
comfort - lots of
weir - If you’re
looking for foot
comfort, try a pair
J of these shoes.
' Patent tip, $1_ -65
Self 'lip $1 15
Miller Bros lt. K. JosT
Tm 1"°‘dl°8 Music House,
Queen Szrset.
Samper’s Corner. -
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Everywhere.
obsters was fair; cod and herring were
scarce.
Srirannranv McDonald, had a clean
sheet at the police court yesterday
morning.
THE Superintendent of Education paid
an oflicial visit to Queen Square School
yesterday. i
Ani’ good harness maker who desires
nourishing place to locate, should apply
here at once.
ANY person desiring a second hand `
_jump seat buggy should apply to Mclnnis _
Bros. Char lottetcwn. at once.
RAVBIXS Humpty Dumpty Company,
which appeared in the Charlottetown
Opera. House some time ago, are booked
for Sackviile on` '.l.‘liursday evening
next.
Tan First meeting of the Cheese Board
will be held on June. llzh. Two _sessions
will be held one at ll and another at 2 p.
m. At the morning session cables will be
submitted.
BY letter received in the city yesterday
by Dr. R. Mc.\’eil om Col. McLeod,
Montreal, it is learns; that he is steadily
improving and that he hopes to be home
about the middle of June.
Brsrror Conarivrzv, Nova Scotia, has al-
ready conflrmed over 1,000 candidates
since the New Year. He will hold confir- _
mition in Chai lottetown during the lat'
ter part of June.
Bosrox Posr, l6l-,li : “Meritisrecognlled I
ashore and afloat, and the latest one to be
heard from in promotion is William Pow-
er of the ste: mer City of Ghent, who has
been promoted to a berth as a second offl-
cer on the Plant Liner Halifax.”
° 'Iris work of connecting houses with the
sewer sy tem is gaining in favor with
o ir citizens. Already 25 connect ions have
been made this year and in one case it
was necessary to place 250 feet to the
ma‘non Cumberland Street to connect
with a house now being constructed. Ac-
cirliug to law houses cannot be con-
structed in further without being
plumbed. ‘
IN response to enquiries the steamer to
replace the Jacques Cartier Tan Goanniais
w iii ed upon Premier Farquharson yester-
day afternoon and learned that for some
time past the Government were negotiat-
ing for a steamer at Boston but the cor-
respondence revealed that the steamer in
question wa.s not suited to the service, the
greatest objection being to the boiler.
Mr. Fsrquharson states that for the pres-
ent the Hillsboro will make two trips a.
day to the ditferent points if desired.
WE copy the following marriage notice
from the Winnipeg Free Press of May
15th:-“Mr. Benjamin T. Chappell who
has been for some years connected with
the Northern Pacific Railway, and is at
present night foreman at Winnipeg, was
last evening united iii the bonds nf ma' -
rimony with Miss Dolly Francis of H emil-
ton, North Dakota. The ceremony was
perfumed by Rev. John Hogg of St. Giles
church.” With thejmany friends of Mr.
C iappell in Charlottetown we extend
hearty congratulations and best wishes.
A vicar pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jones, 24
Thurman Street. Everett, Mass., Wednes-
marriage of Mrs. J ones' sister, Miss Alma
T. Hyslop to Mr. E. Nute Chisholm. The
ceremony was performed under the Brit-
iih and American tlags entwined, by the
Rev. L. W. Sweet, Congregational. The
bridesmaid was Miss Pauline Chisholm,
thirty friends and relatives of the con-
tracting parties were present. The pres~
ents were numerous and handso me. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. Robert C.
Hyslop, of Little River, Kent U0.. and the
groom was formerly of P. E. Island. Mr.
and Mrs. Chisholm will reside at No. 14
_ Tailor St., Malden, Mass.
B0WMANs1HEADAcHE Pownicns
cure quickly all headaches arising' from
nervousness, sleeplessness, biliousness
and other loauses. Bowman’s are safe
and reliabie and thefkind that cures pro-
mptly. 0 cents and 25 eeute.
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r Groceries  
; When you are buying any-
? thing in this - line call at our
2 store and get fine cut prices=
_ CHOICE family tlour,$3 _S5 bbl.
Best Salmon 2 cans 25.: can
i _ Moi-ions Mxi or chow
‘ pickles 22c bot.
1 Nice cooking raisins
! 2 lbs 15c.
i 'Jooking prune-s 6c lb.
E 5lbtin tea ` ‘ S100
 Rawor hi-own sugar 4l_;c _
_ Quality
i Guaranteed
1 Sanderson di Co
Grocers _ = 
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3.90.
A1' Georgetown yesterday the catch of A
day, May lst, the occasion being the'
sister of the groom, while Mr. Walter
Nichols supported the groom. About
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ONE ofthe best conducted bu ines e l _  _ 
  this Province is that of Messrss. , Wlizhlf   A A  if 1 ~ 'fi
" Bros., Victoria, under the personal man . | f   fi
sgeinentof Mr. E. Boswell. The old ~ I ' “ ’ A " '
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tablished firm of Wright Bros., carried
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» CUUNIRY :z.::.‘:°.°.';;.f;;';._i‘::.°:‘;:‘_ ':¢.;':§»‘“32;°.:‘°;':;' uwuf, pm,   ... ...Rl ..._  _
ner rich be b ii, M N _   “Nfl “ 1 Q.
'* mah °VHYerli;ht di:de;t;klil;mthe miliuag; s°u”‘udm“u“' um*  T mv*  
_Guardian Ccrrcspenlcnts _
ment thereof, but he has slnoe’retired.
Mr. Boswell worked himself up from the
lowest position in thehuslness and thus
hasa thorough practical knowledge of the
requirements of the purchasing public.
He is a careful and painstaking buyer
and what he selects thus finds a ready
sale at thehands of the many who deal
with the drm. His clerk-i are courteous
and obliging and every possible means' is
usedtosiiil the buyer both in quality
and price. Not only is everything kept
which is usually found in a first-class
country store but the firm also handles
produce of allkiuds in fact all thatt-he far-
mer has for sale. Mr. Boswell is always
pleased tosee his friends and make the
acquaintance of those whom he has never
met. _
THE Government steamer Minto arrived
Saturday from Sable Island. In his re-
port siuce the last call at the island,
Superintendent Boutilier stated thaton
April 27th, two fishermen named Bollgard
Francais and H. J. Baptiste, belong-
ing to the fishing schooner Aristide,
of Concale, France, in a dory drifted
ashore on the island very much ex~
hausted, after being adrift two days,
having lost sight of their vessel. They
landed near the West End light.
On April 30th, two more French Hiber-
men, Bosset Yrlc and Nathaillaine La.u~
rente, of the schooner L’Aiigladaise, of
St. Pierre, drifted ashore in their dory
and they were very weak and exhausted .
They reported they had been adrift six
days and had subsisted on fresh fish and
water. The four men are still at the `
island and were coming along well under
Superintendent Boutilier‘s care when the
Minto left. On .May 6ih a dory'of the
arrivals belonged, drifted ashore on the.
island--Halifax Chrenicle.
IF you are casting about seeking an out
ing, possibly a visit to the Pan-American
Exposition, Buffalo. via, the commodious
and palatial steamers of the International
Steamship Line, connecting with the
Boston and Albany Railway and the
great four track New York Central and
and Hudson River Lines will give the
greatest results for the least money. The
steamers of the International Line are at
once the fastest and finest of all ocean and
coast~wi.~'e vessels. It has been said that
the interior of the steamers are dreams of
beauty and as perfect as taste and science
can suggest. '1' he tourist traffic by the
International line in years gone by indic-
ates that the route is popular. Those
who contemplate visiting the Province
from the neighboring Republic should
enjoy the lerg and easy swell of the Fundy.
In the construction or the steamers the
tourist his the pleasant assurance that
sudden stoi ms will not disturb his sleep,
nor boisterous waves fill the day with the
agonies of mal de mer. It may truthfully
he said that the cases of sickness on this
route are rare and mild, which is quite
natural on water so peaceful. It is the
exception when a single passenger is
missed from his or her place in the dining
saloon.
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UNTIL further notice the steamer Hills
boro will inn to Orwell on Wednesday
and to Ciapaud on 'l hursday of each week,
leaving Charlottetown at 8 o’clock a. m.
Should these days prove unlitlthen she
will goto Orwell cn Thursday and Crap-
and on Saturday. 27 d&w 3w Pat Sc Ex
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' HE READ “AN AD”
And Followed its Advice-The result was
Better than He Expected, but in a
Different Way,
Porivr AU Pic, Que., May zu-(Special),
-Henry Gagnon, of this place reads the
papers. He sometimes reads the ad-
vertisements.
His hack was sore. His urine of an' un~
natural color, and he was sick.
So when he read an advertisement of
Dodd’.~i Kidney. Pills, he wondered if they
would relieve him.
He had made up his mind that nothing
would cure him. but he was hopeful that
these Pills, about which he had read and
heard so much, might perhaps relieve
hini alittle,
So heiiiiide up his mind to try. He
did so, and was very much surprised at
the result.
This is how he put itz-
“At first., I had livile faith, but now I
am happv tn sav. that I ani completely
cured. Dodd's Kidney Pills are a. grand
medicine. and I shall always recommend
them for Kidney Disease.
Carters’ for Wall Paper
PASTURE FOR THE SEASON at
Belvidere. Will take a nuiuher of cattle
for the season at moderate price. Apply tn
John Cook near the premises or onald
McMillan, Royalty. '16d 2w pd
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Eye ~Strai n
~.-_ANn~..-
Headaches
two ways of expressing the same trouble.
Now, properly fitted _spectacles will relieve
this eye strain, and therefore will POSITIVELY
CURE all headaches caused by eye strain.
As a practical optician, I solicit your patron-
age.
G. F. Hutcheson.
 mass. spasm. API 26°] -f“°° .1 Helifei  _
\_» 1 \3 .- i. 5,* * if 5_2” "‘ _’- i. :_ ` " ~`
3 + _£1 ""-' I1' -I `
schooner Aristide, to which the first two .
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Will be roused to lts natural
and your blllousness, li
constipation be cured
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Are you thinking about leasing your ~
your inesoure for that  if so V
we would like toseeyou. We have just _ f
the kind _of goods that will please you and ` _
our prices are very reasonable.
Every $3.00 worth you buy entities you 'to » 
vaio for your-relfor some one else to be gina *i
a full wane in the has-mas sozlece. 'rho sam- -‘
petition will remain open till J nly 15th, we pay* -
forthe course. _ '
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The Leaiing Fashionable Tailor. »_
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In our snow 'vvinaovve 
We display a number of pretty suggestions for _ ` 
vveadlnz Gans.  
We have a very large seleaticn _ of Wedding _SUV Bt 
you to choose from if you will favor as with Q call. 1 A wi l
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L (HV  Few Days-i  
 A ve oHer_h.Washboard for? :'-
_ _ se si... 2 Been.. resins. _  `
~ _ for 25c. A 2 
' This is the stone that F 2
` clips eo mary cents ofao  
many thiugs.- R T, -
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A Box Calf Shoe 1 50 A. A  A if 
In Russia Calf, Pat- i
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Dongola,
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  Window
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Two important factor; in your - -
supplies. We aim togive you the ’/U
best groceres at the very. finest. ‘ill H  R -2
s _ _ _
price.. In this we claim to_be 
-__ sucessful as cur largely increas- ff” _
‘ ing sales testify. If you want to ut W
save money on your grooees we gi --1'-
 are the people. 
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Canned Lobsters. ¢°i»"»'»'i"oi?fii'»5i~.
A __ Makers of portraits of all descrip-
I am c-pen to make contracts for tion
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La;  :;:_f;';t°  af; £2; Amateur work carefully attended
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