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gtvingotf this great store. .S h b
obtainable in ordinary stores. ‘Bm idhgdds are not I
 Special Sale of
 ,- sluts _ ._
_’0ne Thousand Yards L_
. 39a and 49C t
Ou sale this morning at 9.o’clock sharp. Several
silks of the finest qualities secured at an unusually
low price. We consider this lot of silks one of th¢
i!‘e3~\*=-ji i'~\fi='_t\l\\S ever offered in Charlottetown.
SP3"¢’S l‘"'1'<‘<i~-we cannot go into the- matter as
fuiil’ "*" W" dtslrc-but we do recommend an early
visit- -ilic ba' gain is so great. ‘
At    500 yards of lovely Shot Silks
_ in all the newest eolmings rn-
°l“=l‘“5 l-he “mule *ff\“Cl9. B0 fashionable. Some of the slrades are
Pll I1 HWY. bf0wn, gr.eu and shot effects in green and blue-3 shades
-Bud green and brown-2 Shades 39c worth 6oc,
At    500 yards elegant silks in plain
A white, brown and gre: n-shaded
effects in golden brown, red and green, Myrtle and ami),-e ¢[f¢¢r,, at
490 worth 75c yard. _
PROWSE BROS., Ltd.
g Pretty Prints 5c yard
' Worth Sc
A mo t opp:r.t.ii.c purchase-goes on sale just
when most needed. Come quickly or you’l1 be dis-
appointed.
This lot consists ofnbont lifter-rr liirnrlved yards, The patterns are
neat and pretty and a‘\orrt equally divided between light and
dark effects, just the tiring f rr aprons, cliiidien’s dresses
and piuafnres. Quality usually sold at Sc. Special till 
all sold, per yurrl . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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PRO`WSE 33.08- Ltd---1-9-_ _I
A NEW CORSET 49c   A
,_,~\_M\ Been making great impro
,jr-;§M>_," vements in the corset depart-
Q ij, 4; Q `l ‘ nient lately-throwing out all
‘ ..  old s‘yles, putting in a splen-
B "" g I did new stock of the finest
 ,-."`“~. fo-ni fitting models in the
i  -_ popular “D and A” “P C”
 ~ and “B and I’ makes and
» gl X v\'e’ve a saleslady in charge
l//.1 who riiororrglily understands
., . V ,
/ //. ~ If
her business.
_ ;, f/r'/,/' ' . O e line we particularly
"/ ieconrmcncl as an excellent
1”   c rserblat :ru extremely rc-
iw. |.| I  as>n.~ ep ite.
i Corsi-ts in summer weight. with fine
ri _ f irrsr. _,
‘ " w ite baiisie covering; also in
L _ ' ` sateeu covering in drab and white.
H .hilt-‘l:i|;_styic, medium length ;`arc bias ru’ , steel filled through
out and lace trimmed. Would be splendid value at
651: Special introductory price., . . . . . . .
.  
Pnowsr: nnos. ma
LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES .
.». We offer four splendid bargains
,I  in bright spark i ig, brand new
" f *rf* night robes-a special end-of-the
L week atrraction. These are bean-
iifrrlly made, elegantly finished
 ~ garments and will only be on sale
.r~.\._`\_‘.;;§r at the special prices here adver-
wi' . tiscd during tl1e birlarice of this
. "7, s week. . _
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0_ ,`l’ECiAi.--rrnrle with square yoke o
< 1.5" N licdistitclretl tricks und iu.~crtion--hem-
stiehed trill at neck anrl sleeveti- "WHY
finished with feather edge,
ample fullness, worth li-10. 
special
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lltldliidiilldllgdyfriilcixf lsswn addunrl I ,
onidars and sleeves. worth It 45. »r>=°\"l l“_-:jf o
1 ff t, m-
xxildrgidinydgrfiolda glgberoideefed Eriil  
worth 5: 85 lpwill at - ~
g E rrow tuclrs and four
...I.`.‘.lr'.l’$‘.l.l" f?r`irl._°.‘&‘Z.§fI.r.f...‘Zi: fair; 7 5
and aleevea--finished with ea
Iltdk
*grth $2.10, special at. - -
this advertise-
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Aniit.:fii:i‘T»emnee‘lft°fIrT:e oPcharB° ‘lf "wlpt
genome and addren with ¢l1Cl°°“'° f°'
hlllrfm-i:‘dTi'dt provin satisfactory may 5°
returned and money en P°l*°1° 'li' "°
refunded
Head Oilicea in New Prowea
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Tal i.\-ala  lags night at 
' SM‘°i¢uAr.Gaudiuin!t.y eonra a’»yr’aar..
Tan Northumberland arrived laatihhb
at.8.45. ,_ '
~Hrsr~l!i\znr. Davison ls vmungta
wrruiars-,N.s. _ `
r Misa Ana Foarln, liliton, ia Neovo)-ing
from har savers illness. ’ `
.Ioan Orro Cours, Milton, and tile
sister, Misa Fannie, left yesterday for the
Canadian Northwest.
Tru: Saturday Guardian, only titty cents
it yell' is an excellant gift for that friend
of yours abroad. Subscribe for it today.
| WiIJ.iAri Dawson has been attached
| to No. 2 Co., 4th. Regt.. C. A. as a lieuten-
ant and Clifford Down to No. 1 Co. 4th.
Rest. C. A.
IM. W. MoGn.A'riI and vvlfe, of New
Mexico, are visiting Charlottetown after
an absence, for Mr. McGrath of about
thirty years.
Tut-2 City School pupils marched through
the streets, to the sound _ot their drums
yesterday, to the Market; Hail to rehearse
for the closing exercises which are to take
place next. Thursday.
Tun Electra arrived late Wednesday
night. froiu Eratarn Inland ports bringing
(lil) cases lobsters, 240 cases eggs, :li bags
potatoes etc. Sha cleared yesterday
afternoon with u general cargo.
Miss Katie Gay of Pownal returned
home from Mt., Allison college on the
l8t.h. fri company with Miss Mildred
ilicbeod of Halifax, where she has been
visiting since the close of the college. _
Tun case child of abandoning which was
before the Police Court wus yesterday
settled by nsatiafnciory party guuruntceing
to care for the infant. The young man
who was being held on charge was
dismissed.
:Titanic were about. 30 excurisionlats up
West River by the S. S. City oi' Lnnrion
yer-iterrluy iifternoun und an usaorlr-d
cargo of tucrcliunrllso rind lumber. The
return cargo consisted ofv1l2`i bushels
potut.oer,'75 bushels qunhugs, iii cases
eggs und 44 cases lobsters.
Tins ith Regt.. C. A. headed by the
llouiiiicntallianfi will purude nt. t.ha drill
hulihhis evening nl 7.l5 sharp. At 7.210
theltegiruent. will march to Victoria Park
where thc rcicinientul and company
nianoeuvera will be gone through. All
rnernbers ofthe regiment and Band will
please be present on tlrne.
Wi-:Nna1.i.L. iI.\n\'ri~:, formerly of this
city but now oiSouth Africa, in it letter
lately received, writes that he was about
to sturi. out from Dundee, Natal with his
monon the expedition against. the Zulu
rebels. Papers received by his sister Mrs.
Williuin Stanley of this city give
interesting accounts of Lhe fighting
against i.he Zulus.
$1/iii, was carried oft-his your by one of
King's clevcrest. young students, E. B.
Spurr. Convocation took place at. l{ing's`
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Spnrr. was at
one assistant. in St. I’et.cr`a School in
this city and has many friends here who
will pc glad to lemri of his success. ,
Tim death occurred yesterday morning
ut. the homo of her son Alexander
McNeill, Iilock House, Rocky Point., of
Mrs Aloxunrlvr McNeill at the udvunced
nge of 33 years. She leaves to mourn,
one daughter, Mrs. Anthony Matthews,
Gliathuin, N. B., and four sons, viz:
Dougnld In Vtfinnipcg, A. A. McNeill,
Nine _Mile Creek, M.A. ln Alberton and
Alexander nt the Block I{ouaa.' `
Tim commencement. exercises of tha
Chnrfotbetown business Cnliega_ will bo
held tonight. in the Philharmonic Hull,
commencing ut8 o'clo lr. His Honor, the
Lieut.. Governor will present tha diplomas
und medals to the successful students
and short addresses will be grvcn by snine_
of our leading citizens. The students have
prepared a short. musical program, and an
evening of educational enjoyment muy
be expected by those who attend. Parents
and all who are interested in business
education are invited to attend.-
l<lt.|<:vnN teams were employed yesterday
morning hauling condensed milk to the
Northumberland for export.. The ship-
rnerit consisted of about twenty iive
thousand cans. It may be remarked
that the raw product. for the above wus
supplied by our farmers, who urn giving
the factory a general support.. It was
manufactured by locni labor, tha cans and
cases arelniade at the factory, where only
local Iaboria employed, the only import-ed
nrllclc is the tin. From the above it will
be seen that the Condensed Mill: Co. is
eniiticrl to thc support. oi' the people. All
connected with thc management. are to be
congratulated on the expansion of the
business.
“Famous Soap." Satisfaction in every
cake. . tt.a8ci.w.
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hernia a-_nach-4-h
A DELICIOUS’
REPRESHMEN i`.
Some Rock Cakes and a gina
of Lemonade form a del gist-
fnlly rlekeehing combination
dur up hot weitherr -
In act, tiieae sweet, crisp.
deliciously flavored sugar
cookies wholesome and inan-
penaive, go well with all num-
mer beverages
The compact, neat and clean
niannerin which they can be
packed main.-_ them elpleclally
suitable for picnic lunc el. 7:
Try a doz. ioo il the price.
D. STEWART.
i
3"  Bolton in-li;
gory-Vbylp)`$r_l_i|riit'at_ra!n. - _ 
Jomw Rahman, Bcnris camo to the City
yuiudq,  ln at the Vlornrla.
.riuo»'oaonrm. or wutviiio. N. s
camo‘ove1-,by the Northuniborland laar.
night. W ~ ' r .
E. W.” liqausorr arid 8.3. Beer.
Suiumerlltle came to Charlottetown
yoaiudby. ` , -g , _
Mas L. Wanna of Prince Edward
Island, arrived in Moncton onwedueulay
0! this week.
P. 0. Bnown, Charlottetown 'and It. C.
Fisher of this Province were ln Moncton
on Wednesday.
C. D. Sohurman,Torcnh0, was un arrival
in the oit-y last. night. and is registered
at the Victoria.-
G. W. Gangs and wife, Waltham Mass.
and J. A. Cimiason, Boston, arrived last
aight., and are at the Queen.
Tara Prohibition case against Louis
Esaory was before the Police Court.
yesbarday and waaadjouruad fora week.
Mus. S. E. Tnourson, ot North
Dakota, J. R. Dean and wife, of
Omaha and J . A. Chalsson were arrivals
by the mall brain last. night.
THE dust nuisance, owing to the strong
wind yesterday, was particularly trying.
Tha watering cart. worked hard, but was
inadequate forthe work required.
Fiurn Gaim. who for tho past. week has
been the guest. of George and Mrs.
smith, Euston Street. loaves this
niorninirlfor his home in Miriuinchl,
N. B.
Mus. Form, of Sackviile, N. B. arrived
by last night. train, to visit har brother,
who is the Captain of the burque W. \V
McI.a ughlan which came into port some
days ago.
Rav. Nr-xii. McLxumrr.rN.the prospective
pastor of l’ori.ln.nd Metiiuiilst. Church,
passed through St.. Joirn,N. B., on
Wednesday, on his wuy from Prince
Edward Island to 1\‘rerlericton.
TimS.S. Halifax, from llostun, was
expected tourrlvn ut four u'clt.ck this
morning. A heavy freight. awulta hcr.
amongst; the itcinn he-lrig frtltltl cases
lobsters, and 2000 buslieln powtot.-s, cle.
Tim St. John Suu suya: A party of ironic
seekers from Prince Edward Island, Capo
Breton and other maritime points passed
through the depots Wednesday night for
the west.. There ware about. a cur-iouri in
all. ` ` '
In the case of Dr. Cousins, of W.ili.hani,
Mass., which was to have been lienrrl ui.
Waltham District Court. on Werlnesttuy,
the Doci.or's lawyer appearing for blur
naked for u fuijtliet' continuance until
next Monday. ,f.l`heie br-lngno obj.-criori
the judge grunted Lhe request. 1<`urniei~
Mayor lviuyberrgi who is looking ont. for
Tin.: cornwall schoiin-ship, at I{irig‘rr.bhe Murphy Afrinrily in Lim ¢11=~~.w»\s ‘wr
College, Windsor, amounting Lo irlioutlilfefllmif- “is “i,’=`0'\C"r il Wil” Hhifl. WHS
due to an agreement for a continuance.
A'i‘ the Opera I-louse last. evening tha
LeBu\‘re Bros.' Minsbrcls gave un
interesting and enjoyable performance.
The Couipuny number some cnpublc
vocalists and musicians, und the work of
the orchestruis clever. Some cxecllenr.
songs were sung,tho tluartctte singing
bringing forth ruucli uppiuusa. Tlu-
eontortuniar. work, und the hoop tricks.
us well us thc buck dancing, und Llic
comedy specialties made up uprogram
t-hat. satisfied and pleased, und recalled
the good old days of min|ni.i'c|r-ty. There
are beartylauglin all through the program.
Another performance will he given
tonight-. '
..._....-¢-__-
Lilll MILLIUN
Hill Milllillll
MoN'rm:AI.,.`iuna 20--The will of Miss
Elizabeth Orkney, who through her life
was agenerous benefactor of Montreal
charitable inst._ttntions. provides for
about half a million in bequests to them.
Among the principal provisions ure;
$50: 000, Montreal Gr-nerul Hospital,
$30,000; Protestant Asylum for the insnne,
$50,000, Y. M. C. A., $50,000, Art Gallery,
$25,0.0, McGill University, to found
scholarship.
The estate is worth upwards of $800,090
of whlch'$25tl,000 is given to relatives and
friends rind the balance goes to
cirnrity.
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‘ KODAK
I Film for
_' The dim yon uae ia more im-
portant thm tha camera you
uae-more important than the
lens you use. The amateur of
ex rieneehuiars uponthe tilm
ofglperienoe. Kodak film has
so yeanof experience hehindit.
li it lon't Hartman,
lt l|n't Kodak Film
Look for "iiaa_tmAn" on the bex;
I' look "Knit
sailing’ ek onthe spool.
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Miiliiiery
People.
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price 45C
is_offe_ring is another most remarkable silk bargain. The “backbone’
of the slrrvving is the line of handsome French taffeias, black, white, sky, coral,
reseda, navy, brown, champagne, cardinal, they’re regular 8oc goods. Silk sale
liltlftl. ll ".‘.‘;:.‘:.:;'.
ANQTHER
TEMPTING
SALE  
or sluts
~ Nearly 1000 yards of
taffctas, pailletlcs, fancies, etc.
worth 55c to $1.15 per yard for 45c.
3
250 yards of soft Japanese silks, 27 inches wide, coming in black, white
or cream, regular 58c value. Silk sale price 45C.
_ A small lot of fancy tamolines, dots, cl1ecks,iiorals, eic,from regular stock,
priced regularly 55c to $1.15 per yard. Silk sale price 45C.
‘ morning.
700 yards of the above lot, including all the japanese silirs and taiietas
we’ve bought at a special bargain price-and came in to ns b _y express yesterday
Samples sent by return mail to out of town cnstoniers.
l
 
One hundred girls \vnn|.erl to ill. on and
buy ready bo wear dresses, ull kinds nnd
ull sizes from 4 years to li, ut James
Paton dc Co. 22<l2i.
Canvas shoes for comfort. in warm
wcut-her. Weliuve nfnli stock for men,
women and children white ami colored.
Morris & Smith. 22dli.
Fine linen buck towels large size ‘i0x2ll
inches splendid wearing qualliv worth
400 D01* pair for Zric. Prowse Bros. l.td.
liidlii t.w1l.
WALL
P PER
Is the cry at present. You
will find the prettiest patterns
and the lowest prices at
T a y I o r s
BOOKSTORE.
_~\'.. 12.*
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Ng ‘
Mlirea the bread
that melee ua strong
Wherever there are child-
ren there must be plenty of
good bread.
BEAVER
FLO UR
makes the lightest, most whole-
some and most nutritious bread.
' 0 uri-lr. rariwnw.
It is :blend of " for ,uwr
'**'“,“i*r:||’;-""¢;hWl>°°¢ turned into
hour by the most skilled millers
in Canada.
Ifin ideal household Boar for
either bread or pastry.
Illled In a .Yadzl Hill.
lar Iodd Canadian Ilaunewfvn.
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Baby
I Foods
Every good food for
baby is here fresh as
c in be.
Call on us or tele-
phone No. 6. `
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vc. today. .é_rl_.i. 1 _ _ _ -
1=.NGLisri on. chorus. ,§;,a?a;°tif:;1,‘:,;hP;i‘t;§§‘C;° 533
Repeat order of English tlil Cloth ~ for years, Cash Or trade. We
't irryui i.r»t ~i.i . .
i::‘rsnnlj:dn‘deandntw¢fy‘aerlci}s vvlidg- Kelli i“'ant_W0O1 and It will _Pay yflu
ing at rgc square yard. Come early t0 bring _vniirs io the big WC'
*md d°“`¢ be diS°Pv°i"!@<1.~J=»w¢S i parirnental S'ore Prowse .Bros.
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Paton & Co, Carpet and l<nrnlLure , Ltd d f
Leads. zgdrf ' I3 twwt
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A Greater Slaughter Than
, Ever in Prices.
We wart you to help ns close out in a few week's time.
Seize this chance of a lifetime to furnish your house for very
little money,
A good variety of Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture,
still on hand, also office arm chairs and tilters for busy men and coin-
fortable rockers for the ladies. Without doubt the inost attractive line
in the market.
‘ DON’T FORGET THE BABY.
Our Baby carriages are tlaiuty in design tlioroiigii in work man
~hip and perfect in fnrisii.
JOI'Ii\l NEWSON;
ami* iiipglsk
ER
EN'l` Y
ER CENT
Tire Sun Lii`e wrote over zo p.c. of the total in-
surance written by 21 Canadian Companies last
year. »
For plans in this progressive Cu., apply to
IE. F.. EfE\.()'\7V.
Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island
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Monuments and licad.
stones iii Marblc,Graii-
tic and Frccstonc.
We carry a large stock of Ameri-
can Marble and Canadian Granite
ready for immediate delivery.
Our prices reasonable.
Our stock the best.
Correspondence solicited.
Estimates cheerfully given.
Ohandler ¢Sz. Bell,
KENT STRICI'lTtlI~IA lil. f)T'l`I~`.'l`()_\\'N, l’. E I
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;N0 BETTER TIME THAN THE
PRESENT I0 BUY YOUR
. PICTURES. ETC.
No better timethf-n the pres( ni, to send any or all goods requiring
it. to I’arker‘s Dye Works Agen..y for dry cleansing or dyeing and
pressing.
Making, dyeing and curling ostrich tips and feathers a specialty.
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