APRIL' 23-19'i=__*
   -'"r1mi.A'rms'r Name _  _‘_ '  *
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l.'.ci.sia‘;-if Phoiofl
L V  lub ' 'lint i liilieii
Ielplauvetllle'-fl ilialih I; igiihful record
[lf in' ,oiiny smiles and wil) s. This
il; the studio ' where baby il always _
walrriiie. ` '
Lilie _Cook Studio' .
Seed cmd Grain 1
Separators
f iv en for "U11/l'|‘~
iilili'ill°'ii.i""riii'liirhl>'l‘iou-' soil-o
¢| Gralln Sepnriiiorl. lflll F011 d
mei-iiiily cali Farm rs attention to
“lie necessity ol sowfngiiutliinz but
‘he st mei cleanest soils. and in
"1-Agro do so. we would advise you
f b .om Qnim shove Separators.
ifhillli' we are selling at lowest
prions, on terms to sui customers.
A. Horne, Es? Co.
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Pleasure for the baby and
comfort for the tired niothea
who is not strong en_ough_ to
carry baby. No.use reiterating
thc stereotyped descriptions
and models You know the
iiuest are here. Notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable weather
we have sold a lot of go-carts
even in March. The prices are
the least that can be asked for
the quality.
IYHUVYUUUUK1
lull directions and many
gsee on Largo Sitter-Csnlot
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Nobby Specials
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lim csrloads ol cattle to be sold
Monday A rii 28th at one o‘cluck on
premises orA. B.. _Wise. at.Miltoii cons
in oiztii-holce mitch cows some due
mill and some iiavecalved. 8 he»_d'oi
i-.stile iind_')5 heinl dry cattle, coiisistiiit:
steeriuhei ers and dry cows. also s
hours hold lurnituresndaqusntitypl li 
Vrieiiit on approved luint note till No-
riuiiberlst.
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11 lu Men’s
Tan Boots
Men who want super-
'l`iiescliooi_.-; are niade
from /\ineric:in Maritim
calf, sliowu in liultoncrl
and laced styles; with
uobliy high loc," high
arclies. high iii_ilitar_y
heels and heavy oak tan-
ned soles.
.lor footwear should see
these two SPCC1H|S in
ian booi.~;-they are made
particularly lui' 111611 Who
want the lieSt~- \VlJ0 Want
soinetiiing oiil of the ord-
iiiary-snappy, slyllsh--
soiuething _u iiii “class
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For style, ciiaracter
and comfort as well as
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ins uonuiiiem
will viuluii- Ages i l` lili rin and
siiiisiiiric will noi iil`r<’I il. We
use only iiic heel qnaiiiv o|` gran
ite andlnifvblr. 'l`heic's ai tinisl
11Iu\pliriIy_ in our designs, and
that uiilintaiiiial n|'1|icarie|ii~o qual-
ity impart! and good l s i: tie-
iiiauitls. `l
The iiesiing Place
of your__dear cues should bc siiil-
iibly marked. Let us talk the
niaiier over with you.
Chandler ®. Bell
|60 Kent St.
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Eggs lor [latching
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ii l~_..i§i'i'i'.i'i'.‘i»°il.°.l'i' fl.1'i'il'o 'ii§i'i'i"iilii. iilglkiii
g\"1|1m'lics- the li re ci-t o-I ii y and to-w i ii
p”"" °°"01"||¥ sets tail and mated to
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1'B|;‘ir'llll1lii':.i'loeiiiuli;i iiiiilfeliiilglilhu illtift sirius
I eedlnl han at Charlottetown tion
1‘1l~ Eno ri nor io.
L. H. D. FOB'l‘ER
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"ANAD|AN
_ PAcir=ic
llomeuehrn Excursions
ml' li i5 & 19 #sound-Class Round
W *_* Trip ‘Itciinu
lllfit I2 llpd 26 Issued From
"`*"~ Picton in
'l'l‘."1’Z$ wimiim .. some
&8_ 7 .hd 2' lfmlon.. .. .. 47.60
lllim.  50 $5
Soi Ann is
Ssshliooii.. .. $l.l0
Cellar! .- 6010
ldmonton. . . . . “Lili”
good wearing qualities
we know these boots will
‘ satisfy you. Price 4.75
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DEN'l‘lB'l‘ Ottlee ours I-I an
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“0ld Calaliar"
liog Biscuits
‘l`iii_-.e isone of the best liog Bis-
cuits made in England and _is highly
recounnended. Put up in small
bags.
‘_ 30 Cents s Bag
Beer Qi. Goffls
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THOSE old pictures of hlher and
niolher are very deer lo you-
prieeiesii in het. _
just bear hi mind limi your rlilld-
ren would cherish just lui-li pictures
ou
ofy . _
M»ske)he appointment ln-day.
The Bayer Studio l
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A 5.1 `°"1“°'1i_t
~ It pays to_,_buy. lu' this Province.
itav. Fr. Gillis, St. l’eter‘s, was in
tfliarlottetowii yesterday.
, J. H. McQ`ui_/iid, until recently inan-
uger ol tim-'Bank oi Nova Scotia _in
:_:loiiris, came to Uiuirlottietowii yes-
terday. -_ _ `
_ l‘. J. Murphy, Vornou ltlver Liririge.
was aniong the visitors to Ghariottd
town yesterday.
Harry 'l‘wccdie. l<li4i'use_liiie. who has
been visiting lrioiids iiilM'ni'wliticid~,
was a passenger yesterday on the
Murray Harbor train returning iiolne.
J.A. Dewar, M.l..A., Cardigan, was
a passenger returning on the eastern
train yesterday afternoon. He was
accompanied ‘ ‘by Mrs. Dewar who
spent Sunday l Charlottetown.
n
Rev. William E. Larkin, son, ul
John and Mrs. Larkin, St.'Peter‘s
Bay, was in Charlottetown yester-
day. ‘accompanied by his Parent!-
Rcv. Mr. Larkin loaves this morning
lor Colorailo wlicrc he will tnlic up
parochial work.
Ambrose McMillan, coiiductor on
the Boston and Maine, Portland, Me.,
who was called 'to his home in Eldon
owing to the death of his mother,
Mrs, Alcx. McMillan, leaves tomor-
row morniug on return. Mrs. McMil
lnn's_ lunoriil took place Sunday from
her late residence to the Montague
Cemetery. A
Dartmouth Church continues to
pros-per under the inspiring ministry
ot Rev. J. Appleby. The Easter sor-
viees were much enjoyed, Several
were received into the membership ol
the church. A number ol the young
people. headed by the pastor, visited
the Novo. Scotia Hospital tor the in-
sane, one evening last week, and zavo
ii very enjoyable cnt¢rt.ainmcnt.-Wes-
lnynn. (-Mr. Appleby is well known
hcrc.)
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The syuipntliy ol his iiiuiiy iricinls
i_______ F-i -_ is liciug extended to William Itlnliur,
vm# t_l\iiiilici'liind Bt., Uliarlottetoivn, who
» 0
receiitiv was bereaved in the ilcnth of
his wile, as previously i'o|io|‘tcd. The
lunorsi took place on Wciiiiosiiay,
April 11, to the iloinnn tliitliolic
(?cin.etci~y n;|ul was largely attended,
the lollowing being thc |\n.ll-licurcrs:
(twin. Walker, Geo. M. Goudin, John
'.icardcii_ Henry hapthorne. Allred
Iilgan mid ltussci Ilinns. Itcv. Pius
lilcliouulii sang a solemn licquieiu in
tit. Dnnstan's Cathedral. Besides thc
norroiving iiiisband, there are left. to
inniirii, hor mother, Mrs. Patrick Mc-
Alccr, t_lliarlotteto\\'ii, and tim follow-
ing in-otliors ami sisters: Henry, in
Mniuo; Mrs. Theo. White, Vancouver;
Mrs. 'i‘aber, Woburn, Mass.; Mrs. Joi,
Ward liiiil Miss Mary McAlccr, tllirirv
iobtctown.
' ’l‘lic question which is now occupy-
ing* the minds oi the young men and
boys oi 0liai'lottei.own to ri great dc.
groo is baseball. The Y. M, U. A.
will this spring devote considerable
attention to the promotion of this
spiondiil gnuic. Tlicy expect to have
ii team in the Senior league, ln ml-
dition thc Association plans to con-
iluct. two other leagues. These will
be an lntcrincdiatc and ai Junior
lcugue. The Junior league will be
open to all tennis oi boys whose ages
do not run over loin-teen yenrs oi’
iigc. Any group oi hoyn in the city
who can gctntenin togotlicr will be
innilo' wclconic to this league. As
sooii ns thc tennis- have been report-
cd in to Secretary licily ii nicctiiig
will lic hclil to ru‘i'nnge for the dates
mul places- ol playing. The intermo-
iliiito tennis will he iniide ii|i ol pln_v~
ers who have not passed the eight-
eenth hii°t.hd¢\y, nnd will also bc open
to all-comets. Any team wishing to
enter this league should send in nol
tice to that ehcct to thc Secretary.
in both_oi those leagues a trophy will
bo prcsoutcil. A meeting is cnllod lor
Wednesday night. at 7.30 p.ni. at the
Y.M.(l.A. ol all young men wiio are
interested in the senior league. Ar-
rarrgcinents will be made at this
ineetiug for the selection ol tho sen-
ior tcani. ,lt is expected that in the
\ ~ ' 135 Qucc" SL, l Senior league there will lic teams rc~
,presenting tho Y. M. C. A., the Abe<
gwoits and the Victorlas.
-.:t)ur Camp Syrup oi Hypoplius-
phitcs is ii. general system tonic in all
,nervous nfleetions-In general where
vitality, energy and appetite are de-
minlshcd it is uncqualicd. Dont tritlo
with doulitlui medicines-you can he
Austin Mclinils, lilaniselille, was ini
Lihrwlottctown yesterday.
Miss Doll Poole, Montague, was in
Charlottetown YW'-¢1'¢lL\Y. '
Mrs. Itnssci ll, (llarkc, Mt.. Stow-
ni~t_ was in Uliui~l0ttct.owii yesterday.
Mes. Archibald Mcilunuld, hlouria.
returned yesterday nltcriiuon utter ii
short visit to tlimi‘iuttcl.o\\'ii_. _
H. A. Uollln, Mt. Stewart, was
among the pnssciigcrs i'et\1i'niiig iiii
the eastern train yectnriiny attoriiooii
after it short business trip to' Cliar:
lottetown. _ p
The vote of the Metiioiiiirt Uhurelics
at Vernon River and Cherry Valley
on Church Union resulted as follows:
Quarterly oilicinl toard-For, all;
against, none. Members lor, 85;
against, 1. Adliercnts lor, 22;
against, none.
lee permitting, the lirst snilini; ol
the Black Diamond Line steamcrs
from Montreal to Ghnrlottctowii will
he the S. B. -City ol Sydney on or
about May 6th. lollowcd by thc ri.
rl. Morivcnun nliuut May l0i.l\.t\l\1l
will continue to niakc weekly salllul-Z1*
through the season. Advcitir-zcniciit
later. Buntiiin, Bell & C0., Char-
lottetown, are the agents.
Iicv. W. W. Brewer ciitcrtniiicii' the
ineni-hers oi thc Exinoutli ritrcet
Methodist ehureii choir and their
friends, at the parsonagc last even-
ing. During the e\'culng E5 Thomas,
on behalf of the choir, presented Miss
;Llly Tait with n scart pin. Miss Tait
‘will shortly move to her new home
in Brookville.-St. John Exe. (Rev.
;Mr. Yircwcr is well known in Chur-
llottctown.)
In Charlottetoivn on thc 17th nt
.the St. l"aul's Ciiurch by thc ii¢\'. T.
W. Murphy, Miss Gertrude (ln,slord,
lyoungcst daughter ot George (fas-
llord, lillm Avenue, was unitcil in iiiar-
riagc to William J. Hiliicr oi North
Sydney, N.S. 'l‘ho bride was nttcnd-
ed by hor sister Mies Lucy and the
groom was nhly niiiiportod by .10|m
tlnsloril, brother ol thc briilc. The
wcildiiig party were driven to nnil
lroin the church liy l.nrgc's equlpnge.
A grand supper was served to the nu~
uiorous guests nt the homo ul the
liijiilc. Dancing was indulged in till
thc wee snia' hours of thc iuorniug
.to the iiiusic ol two violins and ling
pipes. The hridc was thc recipient ol
nuuicrous and costly |'rcscnts_ 'l‘he.
;;room’s present to tho hriilc uns ii
twciity dollar gold piece. The liri<lc'.e
present to the groom was ii gold
locket rind chnin. 'l'hc bride und
groom will rcsidr lor the prcseiit nt
thc rcsidciicc ol her lutlicr tlcorgc
(Yn.sioi'ii, lillni Avenuc, und Inter viii
mnkc their hunic in North Sydney.
The young couple have the best. wish-
es and lelicltntions ol, tiicii' fi'ii:iids.
(Sydney papers please copy.)
::itl$XAi.L. ilidldlt' IRON ANU
WINE will build up coiivnlciicsciitu
and tone up all those who are wcnk
or niilng. lt makes the blood pure
and strong, builds up the tissues null
strciigtlion the ucrvcs. l~‘a\‘oi‘cd hy
those wiio cannot take tablets or
pills and rccoiuinoiuled ns the best
of its kind ou the market. l.\i\i'|_.*,c
hottie. 75c_' MacKinnon 'Drug Co,
Tiic Rcxnii Store, Cor. Great. ticorgc
and Kcnts Sts-. ilrtl.
,i Gone "i'o Smash!
I We, are iiriy strong on
__ UPTIOIAI. B: having Ine-
ilitiss org nniirlyiiil 'inrlii
ol coniplie enscs at short
‘ notice. '
Ri-ingyour izinssos to ui. when
rug w»'iit lérokonlenscs iniitehed
I .
an rap ce _
No nfod in wait and iinifer lor ii
weak lor want ui your glasses.
G. F. iiU'i`Ci|ESON

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sure ol good results from this-75c
bottle.-»-li. A._ Foster, Central Drug- Jeweler-Opllclall.
store, Sunnyside. dtt.|
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i 5¢ People’s Theatre Tonight 5¢
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__._`._ Motion
W Reproduction ofthe Tfogan
Ussutilul Women .
8°=‘m
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“The Fail til Troy”
-_ $30,000 4_1 :ala --| 1
engaged in deadly conflict-Spectacular attack on the City-
° Awe inspiring coo iigrslions. _s
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Ai Prim All Cm Pay-FIVE CENTS-'lo All
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The Parting of The Ways 1
B Full oi lleartliitsrnt _With s Priiiccpie oo.
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Dn»¢_fi»m. i efmg §.i_p§<i¢;»,p_m|=I;~°~ i in Special Musical Numbers
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,fr ~ stock is theoniystock
il ' in the town But We
 _lg , ' oihighciass millinery
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have a very fine coli
  ection of the newest
a .1 ~_»f~-  _
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- ` 'V' `  \ _ Conservative lines.
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lil! ilfy
mode S a _ [1
room are properly
made and no siipshod
work ever passes the
eyes of Miss Murnag-
han our head Miiliner.
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We need three
young ladies to learn
the Millinery \Vork.
Boys’ and Girls’ Spring Felt Hats.
Fine felt hats made by The little stitched brim
Christy of London in the felt turban that is always a
very newest shapes. The great favorite. _
colors are Red,Grey,Beaver, Red, Grey, Navy, Brown.
Navy, Green and Brown.
60c, 'Z5c. 95c each
35c 60c each
' $2.85 thrice J u...i...i|.
these umbrellas last week at a great
them outof stock for 2.85.
The umbrella is covered with a
We were enabled to buy a five . dozen lot oi
, . ¢~
and wool gloria. Best steel frame while the handles
are trimmed with nickle silver and gold $1.98 each
io. suis i
saving. _ We sell -V
line quaniy silk
--M-Stanley Bros----J
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For the bath, toilet, shampoo, dissolves quickly in hot wat
i "A Prince Allicrtcoatiiinl rest, la»
test. style, used only it short tiuic,,
just as good as new, iilzii 40 but will
lit ii man with ii 39 chest. First price
i525, to go at S15. H.H. Brown's, 158
er. lt is purifying and refreshing besides being an excellent
Queen Bt.
4-20d3i. ~
washing preparation for`lace and fine fabrics lt cannot be sur-
posscd for washing ilannels and woollcris. Sold by
L.'A. HASZARD 1
r.ROC i-1 it
iisafion Street, Ciiarloticlown
New ross ci.Au Aps._ p s !
Shippers seeking a maikct for their
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wiiie ceo. ruonrsos fe SON.
lloal i8, l"ool Bloomfield St., NEW YORK Cll\'.
4~i3stm|ri2wpd ' DAILY Rl€Ml'l"l`ANCliS.
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C. F. Howell Co.
(E laliiished ii<7,|).
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--'-G L A M s---
' Cousiguiuents'Soliclted
Daily Rctiirna
Zill Fulton’ Market, New York
War- zooo Ariiuireii Gladiators W
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Palaces
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W. Elsworth Sprague
Whole sale Commission Dealers
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"Special drive on zoicarts lor this
week. Ualiy's health is or should lie a
source oi much consideration. We sell.
as we buy. 'l‘hat‘s not the policy wa
attempt to iollow. li. il the policy we
do lollow. l‘atuns. 4-lbrlidtl
at-if /
'Viet your spring overcoat. at
Bi'oivii's. You can warn nionay on
every purchase. l}ro\vli's, 158 Queen
Ht. 4-20d3l.
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SIIIP YOUR
CLAMS
J. Edwiii 'lreaiile
Wliulesale and Uomuiisiion Dealer -'
all kinda nl stock from iiil parts ol ite
world Hlizlissf. prices. Prompt retur 
ilolcreiices- Any shipper ani wholesi 8
denier in tha business isiiri lilarliet an
l~‘ii\ N tio iii li ic. N \' li,
l Oli B ll Ill DW DY 0!
l‘ooplr~'i- 'l‘ru»t Uo . Brooklyn.
STAND 20. FULTON MARKET.
NEW YORK.
4-2:! tus rir izmpd.
Jas. l-I. Willis.& Son
WIi.\lesaln Coniniissioii Dealers in h
CLANIS
Reiereiice-iiiurkcl and Fulton Niitivlisi
Rank. New York.
Consignments Solieiiel.
Prom t Returns.
iso rutros iiasxcr.
New roiui.
4-1_1 luv drirwpd.
Potatoes Wanted
We pay 65 cts. for Dakota
reds and 70 cts. for smooth
white potatoes in car lots, but
notCiienagoes. WRITE UR
WIRE. _
THE ELK FRUIT CO.
' Ottawa,
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