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‘ ing meetings nt Winnipeg.
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‘ Tits SS Jac ues Cartier sailed yes-
NIR J. A Moons is reported im
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hl meIl[`p,,`,,.,,;g slowly. L Mit. Ennis Scaumutu Sumfnerside,
- iwas a pissenger by the Princess on
l A Joi-1 MCKAY. Evanvelist, is still hold-
|rterday alternoiih for Crapaud.
Saturday evening. `
T Mit.Wn.r. H. Nswsoiils, Law and
litllilllell Nil Ullallell leslelllal al T Mn. P. Bl.AliH WHS 9~ Passenger DY' Book Stiitioner. Toronto, was 9. passen
Big Lots of
Black and Colored
Dress(ioods
Black Broadcloths
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Blagk Brggaded ;__1_,,§th§ THE remains °f the lat" Mfg Ba" did had been extinguished, and that their
iilnaiid Fairy S-osfaiiie anilStet-.:’.;`otlis-
Another large case or
Ladies Capes
The very latest. Also.
More llilliiieiyg Goode
Beautiful Flowers
Elegant Ribbons
Silks and Laces
Doirt Forget lliss laii Stone
Miss Van Stone for your new hat
Miss Van Stones work which we ex
hibited in our window last. week was
pronounced by experts
The best display of
Trimmed lilllnory
in the city. We have moved all our
inillinery goods, hats etc, to to our
new millinery rooms on first door.
Easy to make a. selection. Every
thing on view. An exceptionally
large new stock to choose from.
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with your House cleaning 3
duties, and will have plenty ,
to do wieiiooe3A|(|N¢,_ i
 We will bake a large assert- _
 ment of
3 Ins. _ takes. Blseult, tlooliie
 Plus, llalcaka, Bmil etc.
 Every day, uvsnr Auricnug,
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fi will be fresh clean and of the
 best Qualitys all rders prompt-
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ECLIPSE BAKERY, --
Hakes Best Bread. =i
.iii»fliil'l\lll iilli lllil llliiiti.
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Your lleosiiie
You can get your corns and
bunions fitted in hand made L'
boots and shoes which I make
' 1;0gofd_¢'-at-very short n.:$‘.ce.
A Stock and workmanship
' guaranteed. I also keep c full
line of boots and shoes, care-
fully selected IY IYSELF, which
I can aford to sell cheaper be~
cause my expenses are small.-
I don’t want the earth, and
can spare a. slice to my patrons.
Drop in and inspect. No
trouble to show goods.
THOS. ll0QllAI
Lower Queen St-»
Bpggand Shoe Store-
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Tiii: Schr. Diftletri, Capt. Cook
` terday.
day night.
not arrive on Saturday night. they are
expected this evening tram Picton.
L`.\‘rii. fur her no'ice passengers for
`P li. Island from St. John via Point
do Chene, will leave on the morning
.\ti~.ain :it 7 o’clock.
E THE Picton Advocate of April 28th
isaysz-It is removed that Ri-v. L. G.
.\lcNeii. of St Andrew’s Church, St.
, John, mav resign in a few weeks. y
_ Rsv.WiLi_iA1i Mi-:IKLE has resigned
|hi< yzistoral charge iii Vancouver city.
and is likely to undertake the work of
ian Evangelist on the Pacific coast.
'l`r-ii: Princess arrived in port' shortly
after '7 on Saturday evening.. She
br night si large freight and the Nova
THE Montreal Witness of April 28th
says:-The S. S. ‘Canipanrv will take,
ward island, and will leave tomorrow
(Saturday) evening. i
A S.1>i~;c1AL train left Charlottetown at
5 p. ni. Saturday afternoon for Cape
Traverse, the Cape Traverse train
being used forthe regular 2.50 train
in Charlottetown. ‘ `
Mies Wunm: MCDONALD. dautthter,
of Contractor McDonald, of New Glas T
THE Picton Advocate of April 28th
says:_Thos. Meagher, butcher, ~ did
some indirect advertising for his ‘busi-
ness yesterday iin driving *through the
streets sixiine’ looking head of beef-P’°mi°°3’ Mr' ww-iam? anna’ /the
‘ ° _ ° g ' . a 1.
lf;t_§?’ when he procured on P' E' Is tis doing arushing spring business. Thai
TH: Picton Advocate of April 28th 3
nys;-_-The steamer May Queen of .popular manager of ihe_i_10_v-work de’-_._',,__
Charlottetown, which found employ- lvarlment. alter” I0 the elect that the I
mont in our harbor last season has been Margate carriage factory still sustains
purchased by Messrs E. Doherty and its reputation as one of me husiiesf and
and Ca.pt.‘Alex. Scott, and arrived y95_ best patronized carriage establishmenis‘
tm-day in ohm-go of the latter, _ [in this country.- Mr. John Durant. the
IN the s ellin match on Frida last
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between the highest departments of ronage in the lumber sawing line this
Queen Square and West Kent schools, spring.-A few days ago, Mr. Theodarej'
the words to be given were limited to Smith, at a very early hour and in the'
the first haif of the 6th Reader. It ap- i presence of a number of spectators,
pears that the word ‘°meton_vmy,” launched his beautiful new boat, in y
chosen by Mr. Landrigan’s room was the building of whici he has been e
outside the limit _and that thereby thefbusily engaged for some time past.,-
total marks made by his room are re- The farmers in this section are busily C ~
duced by 21, thus giving him an aver- engaged ii p er»araiions__tor the usual
age of 76 instead ot 81. This state- ii-pring work. Some, __wo understand, , _i -oi e _ _Q  ’. 7 ~    L.-._
ment is made asa matter of Justice. are contemplating sowing wht at right. ‘  _ p
i \'1g1‘0|¢[_~t I.i)dg_ft>, A. F. and A._l\l. i
-will hold regiiliir iiiifezing this evening J0_,.,; MILL., (M,-s_ Chag_ H_ Hay*
I at S. sf_e-- 1) well known to Charlottetownl
I Mit. and Mus. J. P. Hoon were
,{ pzisseiigers, west bound Saturcliiv after-
, loaded with coal, arrived in port yes-
Tm<: special train. bringing the mails,
arrived in the city at 11 o'c1ocl< Satur-
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,Evans So .wholesale druggists, lett _ _ -  i
for Charl tetown on Saturday.-Sev- J. C.Morgan sang-‘In L_' B. C.” With; ` ' The Shapes ' (ara
S.-otiu mails. Very little ice is rep Jrt-a
od in the straits. _ 4
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freight for Gulf points and Prince Ed- ~
mails. L
- - lecture on Canada, or ‘Our Lady of the
andlme regular tram being held for the gSnows.’ During a short intermission _y signation ofthe president, Mr. Robert- .
l in the lecture, the choir sang’ Our own leon, Mr. _Wainwright was _elected to
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meei;a¢1030ihi5 morniogattnohougo ticulai-ly upon the great natural re~ ‘T Wainwright. A vote of thanks was T -_  ._>  » V
of Rev.-G. M. Campbell. Arrange- souices and future possibilities ol our unanimously given tothe retiring pre
ments for Mass S. S. meeting to be held lair Dominion. The evening so plea- side_nt for so ably fultilling his duties.
ning. _
theatre goers, is dving in ai hospital in
Denver, Colorado. She developed a
severe cold on the Pacific coast, whieh
o-.v-sloped into pneumonia, io lowed by
consumption.
Suoirrnr after 11 o’clock on
Saturday night. an alarm of tire
was rung in from Ward live in
the vicinity of Boyle’s tannery. The
tire brigade were promptly on the
scene, only to ilnd that that the firei
- services were not required. _
Gitonoi-;'rowN Norms.-Tne Schr.
Eldridge. Captain Dicks, arrived in
Georgetown from Causo,about 7.30 Sat-
urday eveniniz She reports the straits
iullo ice. Four othervessels arrived
here Su ay morning. -The S.S. Electra
made s. r turn trip Saturday, arriving
at6 p. . She brought a number of
passenre s a a lull cargo ol freight.-
Johii Rog ii, Montreal, representing"
eral of ou young men are contemplating
bicycling uring the coming season -
sailed o 'Saturday morning but re-,
turned in tht; / evening.-Farming has it
commence-d ar\'bund Georgetown -Chas
I<i'rfera.d has builta steam launch
by Mr, J. T. McLean. Charlottetown,
and on her trial trip showed considerable
MARGATE Norms.-Rev. Mr. Wight~
man last Thursday evening delivered in
Margate to an appreciative audience a
very :interesting and highly instructive
THE Executive Committee 0f_the Pro- ;Can=idian Home after which the lecturer y the chair and Mr. W. _G. Brown to the _ , |
vincial Snuda School Association will l resumed his discourse dweliin ar- l vice- resides held reviousl b Mr.
santly spent by all who took advantage l
ofthe rare treat afforded them, was ;i
brouvht to a close by singing;
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_ ' ‘God save the Queen.” . L
30"- 1*- Sw Wi" 0 P“9°°8°f by th°° Praise is certainly duo all those Who"
Pl'i°°°55 Samfday evening- Miss Ml* have been_instrumental in the building
D039-ld int°“d_9 femalning °” the I3’ _of the large and substantial shed in con- l
land fm' 50519 Um°- noction with the Mor atochurch and "
which is now nearingpcgompletion.-Mr.
William Johnson, alfwayee aczuated by
the principle of advitncement is at pre-
sent orecting»a new building on his i
well known carrie o builder of M arvate
continual ring ot the hammer, maui-'i
pulated by Mr. Walter Ways, the*
) _  Mn. J. E Mivrnuws, the genial City
:IGF bythe liincess on Saturday eve- lldditor of the Patriot was a assen or
l jou°rney to Boston where the family-will
,est took place last Thursday ' evening, T
year were re-elected. but on the re-
R. Buu. Hunter t:tiv'e"i",".
home Saturday afternoon!!  ,
Mu.Jo1-m G. Soniironoua oitlardi.
short visit to the city. »
_ ` Mn. Sriiwinr. principal of the New
Glasgow School was a passenger on the
_west bound train Saturday afternoon. `
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3_ by the west bound train Saturday alter#
noon. -
r Ar a dinner party given by Sir A1.
phonse B. Pelletier. in the Speakers
ltlbambers ot the Senate, Ottawa. on
i Wednesday evening, the 26th inst. Hon.
| Donald Ferguson, P. C., was a guest.
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A Miz.ANnMirs. J. H. Wsrrroits left
Moncton, Siturday, on the C. P. R. for
'St John. To-day. they continue their
reside in future.
'A YoUNe man named Terrell, was
operated upon Saturday morning, at the
Charlottetown Hospital tor appondicitis.
At a la.‘e hour last night he was report-
od doing as well ae could be expected.
Orin ofthe largest and most enthusi-
astic meetings of Court Sherwood For-
at the '1emple, '.l`oronto.when the mem- 
bers assembled to welcome I home their
honored member, Dr. Oronhyatekhii. y
after his trip abroad. The toast of the F
evening was that to the Supreme Chief i
Ranger. which' was proposed, and Bro "
appropriate verses forthe occasion. Dr, _
Oronhyateha, on rising to respond. re- l
I e cordial reception ten _
dered to him and expressed the benefits t
which he had received on his recent trip
abroad
thelginacbinery of which was furnishedi. AT th°,Arts Graduating Dinner hindi' 
in the _Larslake Hotel. Montreal. on
Thursday evening the President of the
speed.-Prosecutor Bears and Constable year’ Mr' Lerfmel R°b°”t°°°_ °‘ Marsh'  
Mc.Carron are in Georgetown. iield P‘ E' 1' m an appmprmte spgech y _ '
introduced the toasts. Before the last
toashbusiness of the year was attended
to, and its' affairs 'wound 'up An-
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alumni association was formed, to meet
next year. The- oiiicers of the past
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gAGood Placeto Buy -
i our llelieiies 
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Our stock is always. kept __ __
fresh because our salesarol
ylarge. ` -
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we make it a. rule _to buy noth-_
ing.. but the best and we live up
to our rule religiously. ’ ' V
Our .prescription department
genial proprietor of the saw and grist
mill is receivin ’a' ood share of it~ '
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sway. 'RoMUi.'rs. ' » ` _ ` ` "" “ ~` -_
ates of pharmacy,_`wh,ose__,skill
and science are unquestioned.
On these grounds weask for
your patronage..  _ _
We can save you soinemoney i
on every article you buy here.
We carry nothing butthe
purqt drugs and standard me- ~
.We serve you oourteously,
c onscientioully, ` carefully and
p romptly. _ ,_ L '
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Here _vou’l1 find thelargest
assortment of pretty goods
that has ever been shown in
this store. The best `- goods
have been gathered from two/ ~
continents and the biggest
bargains that ready cash »
can buy.
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When you want the new-
est things you’ll get them heré.
_ Wlien you want the biggest
'bargain you’ll yet it here.
When _ you want ` good at-
tention you’ll get it here.
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ght.
A uumbe of sehooners are waiting for _ceived an ovation when he' thanked the. ‘ ’ A ' ' 1 i   .~ 
the ice t clear in order to sail. Some mambo;-5 gg gh ' ' ' ‘_ ‘ i  you gwe  
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Furniture simply
'ts ocrofuiiyf inhaled by grade-3 -°lR:C5m¢l\"¥5€`l’
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Pl-ing yoifll get  hero. 0  L
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