W. Jewelers'

1_n_You§ ,P,oche_f;_ _ , "/

ic `

relieved of uneasiness caused

watches when a Welluer

i your pucket._

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Photography

Photo of baby for a ‘beauti-

ful Easter Card.

GEO. ii. COOK.

Pl otn ,ruphch

The Studio where Baby is Alwlyl Welcomes'

FRENCH CA-STILE \S0.iP

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preth 5| ,k just received- This soap is ab:oluiely pure and will not injure -the nxost dell- :sre skin. Prine 15c per pound. I0 P°\1Ud5

lor$i.zo. ‘

Geo. Eriiughes, APOTHECARTES' HALL-

Tin! Cinderella Shoe

This shoe for Ladies is havlrg

a great sale all over Canada. his right up-to-date, new lasts. and ls sold at popular prices $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. See new Man- nish cnt. See them. and you will say they are just what you have been look- irg for. ~ .

illém mIv'I’:Wt‘.McEACHEN .-

House-Cleaning

Made Easy

by getting your supplies here. We have everything-neceeblfy in rms nas morgan to lishten labor, at the least possible ex-

peuse.

Scrubbing soap, securing

soap, disinfectant soap. Gold Dust, pearllne, brushes. brooms, silver and metal

polish, starch, etc.

Call and get our prices be-

fore buying elsewhere.

McKFJNNA,

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ms.

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Spring Footwear

We are tothe front

' this Spring with the

best values in all lines Of footwear.

Our Spring stock

will soon be complete and our prices "will be

We lowest in the city. .

A Ullr Motto

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Sprague @¢,(.\;oV., surmvsrtug.

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every

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Queen Quality A T Shoes

are now in stock on

all the fashionable

, shapes.

Bon Ton An-toe Piccadilly ’ ' Ludgaie,

` Patent leather and gnu metal are the strong sellers this sea- son and we have lots

, of them in high and ._ 1cw.shoes, price-from s

$3.00 to $5.00.

Alley Q Co.

SDH H.ll.JllHllSllN.`

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and fittcl for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS stuns. m. i.sos.aop m.

Evenings by appointment.

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COFFEE

Wa .have just received. direct from

the Mill over 300 pounds of

Fresh roasted coffee

It is the beat grade of 'Mocha and

java blended, and fs bound to give

satisfaction. If gon like a cup of deli- cioua Codec for reakfast try our

40 cent grade

We dgrind it fresh every day as rc

quire .

Boer 85 Goff.

STOP

“‘Bayer’s For your PHOTOS.

-i ihc .first message i

just received from Mars - read: as follows: SEM) US UP SOME FAMOUS SOAP.

F inset Chocolate

P ` r1oti”¢v`1'i£§-'iiiietriioiijsand you _win ii- "i"‘“""’ '“°"'°'° ““°’“"" "

ln New Prowso Block-Charlottetown.

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Carrara Tooaaa, R. N.,bas returned hours #vm ibrial viait t6 Quebec. Blv.`Dr.iRasr swasa paasan r by last nI|bti’a tllnlh returning to the-me mah - lend. ' '

-"§idss,,ds¢`ppsd ol n prlse one cent s

ncaa ' lapse csuta in the City markets.

4 Q glauan, ,8'lpsndlary for Kihgh County, left last night for Georgetown. #here he will preside t;~dsy at the trial ln connection with the recent robbery o .io railway station at Montague.,

_ 3 'rip orsrnmiqwr onions rigors our Prince ld 'lllllld neyaplpll' that Dlacce its circulation llguros before thi ililbllc. Prospective a'lvcrtisors_aro invit ted to call had invesigatc the Gusniianr circulation statement before placing their advertising elsewhere. '-

Ymrnnnar and last night Paton 8: Cc.,

c |ntlu_\lsil tha opening eah h tion of their -prlng mlli|n~ ry. and niraln thc store was _ was vlslud by .crowds who saw and were charinid hy`thc luvl~.t\ an beautiful dlrpluy. A first class orches~

u;-a added to the pleasure of the occa- \ 0U»

Conxuairozmnurs should remember that to ensure early appearance of correspond- ence all matter sont in should be cui down as muon as possih. . Every _ittontlonfs paid to correspondence but ltisimpoaslhie to get anything- in as wrlttinisspeclally when uso! latte many communlcatianeare being received each day, _; V

Tns train going west from Qlfnrlotte- town .yesterday morning met with a slight accident nt 8.3), when near North Wiltshire. when three box cars and the b-iggige ear was derailed nenr the Argyle Road crossing. The frost coming out of the ground and softenfngtbe roadbed was the cause af the trouble, There was nf- one lnlured , but the track was torn up hir sotueillstunce. The passengers of the :it-laynd train were uenwon by a special -nd is wrecking train went out from ilharlottetown to clcnr up.

\Vua1' might have resulted ln n serious

loss to William Leonard of Cornwall was the five which occurred the other 'lay fn he house which has been for the last- few years occupied by Misa. Flora Johnston. The alarm wus quickly given ani the -wlghboura who assembled man aged lo :ct ihv. fire under control. It is reported that the tenants furniture was after~ wards found fu n flsld nmr by. Miss Juhn~¢.n was not hone when the fire 'ook place, having gone on a visit a few flnye previously. There was no iiisurunce.

As was generally forecasted the Lyceum Hall was last nlaht filled to over- 'iiowing with the nudlence that assembled to listen to Rev. Dr. McMllian’s lecture on the Sanlfninclsco earthquake. Dr.Mcf .\lllian cnloys Lthc distinction of being a m`as`bsr 6! scholarly and graciful' English. on-I his platform manner ls pratlc- nlarly good. Ha has that hnppy iaculty. of lnestluxable value to lecturers, of being able to control the whole attention of his hearers, und last night was no exc»ptlon-in fact no Hhs rarely been heard to bettir urlvantage. Added bo his other tnlent~ he is witty, and dispenses n humor which is of thc oholceat. quality. His subject afford dscopc for the play nf all his varied niftr, and his description- cf thc details of the earthquake which he psrsonully witnesscdlucked nothing oi the essentials of successful telling. It ls needless to say how wsll were told the mt\ny'fucl.a in connection with thai. great.evsnt;ltis aufllclant to sry tha' one auditor who snld that “if the lecture were to be repeated ugnln tonight it would find hlm present,” pretty well ex- preaid the opinion held by all. At the close ofthe lecture Reuben MacDonald, cfTba>P»ii.rlotmovednvotc of thanks which was seconded by C. Gavin Dum.

Unpln the hmding “Prince Edward

Island Is Right," the recognised organ of the hardware trade in Canada-liurdwnre and Metal-has the following: “inthe eyes of the Province of I-‘rinse Edward Island, 'his Domi-lion 'ri dishonored. That Province came luti the Confederation ou the understanding thc: uninterrupted means of communltm/oli bi established between it and the mulnlind. This has not been done. For weeks almost every year. the Ivlaod is isolated, and its trade suffers severely. tony nothing of tha general Incon- venlencc. The Province is more than justlfl-d in its pn-sent agitation for a Tunnel, and the Government at Ottawa should go into the matter seriously and either drmonslrate that the undertaking la unfcaslbla or unjustiflsble, or go cn with it.. If the Island werea stronger voting power nt. 0.t.awa lla indignation would probably cut more lee, ~nnd at this distance it looks tousaslf the ,Gmdcn of the Gulf shsul-I throw its influence In favor of the union ofthe |.hraa Mar tins Provinces to create there- by a Province se influential as any in the Confederation." This opinion Ia that of A pnper which reaches a moat influential class of peoplcftha msn interested in _harri ware and its al'iod brinches of trod-. Thnt- the condition of the Province is re- gard rd as worthy of eirnest attention is evidenced by the strong expression of _sympathy hare recorded.

British Furn ture Bhlne. The polish

that makes your furuituro look good as new-No trouble tc use-Very little rub~ bfng rtqulred.-Only Ibc per bottle. Pee- pared and sold by A. W. Reddln. Pham B. Sunnyside.

Made

is am gs_¢ssa for an is warms Darian sa .aa . suowstaas

sale by _all the leading confecticners . White's name on

I Da.. Doral, Vernon River, who has been Ill fcrsome time past ls reported to bs much batter.

Tnllllntcarrivsd In Georgetown yea-

tasday stills. m. with tilpaccengers, 1 carsesdi and _I0 cars way frelahi. Amana the pahangarewers Mr. Moore ot the Truro Experimental farm, Captain Tooker,'W. A. Rotsrtson and his daugh- ter Misa Florence returning from New York. The Stanley arrived lu Pietou yesterday from Georgetown with 2 can nate. Nlcnscq eggs and 4 cars mixed fn-lgh'. ` » I

Yu.-'rnnnar was St. Gsorgda Day and

roses were generally In evidence. In 'he evening - the anniversary of England's patron saint was wortiilly observed by the Sona cl Eunlauu in than Lodge room. Tin large audleaca was delightfully antertalu~ sd with along and excellent program of addresses, vocal and lns*.rumental mu~- Ic, etc. Btirring addresses were given by George Snelgrove, L. B. Miller, L. W Watson, Ef l).St,crns. Messrs. Barlow, Jnoke, Ritchie, and Steins conlributed pptrlotic songs; Messrs. limes and Seller played acornct duet. Mr. Pruner was ar Zclrsrnus and much appreciated addition to the entertainers and charmed his bearers by by three inimitable recltations The occasion was made n remarkable oneby thc presentation by 'Part Dis- trict Deputy G. D. Wright of u beauil fully carved prenlden_t.'a chain which gift was suitably acknowledged by vote of thanks. Great credit ls due and was uwsrderl the committee who prov ded thc members und their guests with n most enjoyable entertainment worthy of the occasion.

BIG SAWFISH T

HAMS VESSEL.

New York April 20-A remarkable

story nf a how a monster saw fisn pierced the hull of n three mustcd schooner and the unique method cmplogedjby the akipperbo relieve his ship of nt least part of tue huge fish, uns told yesterday when the steuunr Baker Capt. Oertc-'_ urrlvid ht-ra from the West. Indies. Any ons who doubts the truth of the strange story may _journey to Jnmaica and see the schooner Annie 0., of Providence lu dry-dock. where the fish ls being removed from she hull.

Ou the Bn.ker’s lust trip south. 'about

a day's run from Por.; Antonio. the schw oner was tackled by the b'g fish. which jammed itself through the cabin roof. It had spikes hull un lnclnlong on the sides

according to Captn.’n.QaLm~'cu i.

i THE ORIGIN OF CTKLL STONES.

They are simply dried bile, made up of

crystalline constituents of that fluid. Very curnnicn is this disease nuiona merchants, clergyman, shop girls and those of sedentary hnhlts. Preveniion coneiwtsin mulntainingjoorrcct notion of the liver and bowels, which is heat ccnmpllshedfby Dr. Hamiltotfs Pills. Nc person uslngtliis `lilM1'lne need fear

lmll-st-vnes, nor “jill thc; rvur be plllous. S und dlqestfo i, good ppetlle, 1 clear color will e\'l'ience ihe health glvina properties uf Dr I-Iami|tcn`s I'-lle, whiih are t.h»~ safest. and bt-at foi- wnvritl fnmlls uae. Iwi ni on huving oulv Dr.IIun»llto|.'.~ Pills of Mandrake and Iluttornui, 2-Sc. per box at all dealers.

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WANTED-

Every gentleman who wants anything

in tne elothingllnsto inspect my new spring goosis. They are the prettiest patterns you ov-r saw lu sultinge, over coitlngn, tionserings and and fancy vestinas. This is the store to get your c'otbin|.unde to order at the lowest osslble. px-leo foraood goods. I have lu my employ the best mechanics in Chai-~ lottetown nnillfyou leave your order him you will r. cslvc cntlrssatlfsoctlot. JAMES CALLAGIIAN

Merchant Taylor,

Upper Queen

il(i.ii/ar. titf.

COMING EVENTS.

Rod Rose meeting Lodpe Prince Ed-

woril ‘~l. 0. E. Tuesday, April 30 at 8 dclock. '

PlJUYllT?S llilill Pll|NT£-ll TIMUGES Cllllli

We have iustopeued a larg shipment of 'he most beautifu

hand painted china.

We will not attempt a de-

scription of these surpasslugly bsautiful goods. Sumeientto

say that it will be privilege

and pleasure to have you ia- apect them.

This line is made up of odd

pieces, as:-lugs, Cups and Sa'-cera, Plates, Salads, etc.. and affords an extensive

range from which to choose.

Sec ,Our Window. GJ". Hutcheson

Jeweler and Opueiaa

MEET ME AT E AL

' lowest p ces

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Style, F if,

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each.

BUSY ST E

~ P Stanley Bros. B

HIRT walsrs

, The popularity of Shirt Waists seems to

‘ _. increase as the seasons come around. T here is

J -t'/ll the sharpest competition among the makers as T;-.' . ' to wl.0 ‘scan produce the best goods at the l ` _ `

¢,_ 4;. _

We buy from the best manufacturers dir

,, ect, select the choicest from the lot, and can say

" - with the utmost confidence that our stock is

_. _ absolutely correct in every at tail, and perfection

Finish, and workmanship

V Another lot received to-day. All sizes from

32 to 34 inch. Every price from 5oc. to $5.85

NLEY BROS.

Beaver F four Fresh from the Mills

in}/llarrelSacks......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . in}2lla1re1Sacks...... \fi% l3arrelSackl it

Try Us Other flour in barrels from Try Us

f0\' F10!!! $‘i`25 “P for Flour

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HOME SAVINGS _BANKS

\ May be Obtained From

ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

, Savings Department

Issued Pocket, Medium or Large Size in

Leather covered gilt edged or metal Pocket Banks.

J- F. MCMILLAN. Manager. Ch’town‘

Sunny Side, Queen Squire, Charlottetown.

IN our Cloth Department we have a fine range 0

English an-i C-madlan Tvveeds and W irsicdi, also

a large range of Factory Clotlis,,.F|annel~=. Blanketiugs, Druggets, Rnggings and Y irns These we have s lect-

0 ed from the three best mills in the Maritime Provinces.

namely:

The Oxford Woolen Mills, of Oxford. N. S. The Moncton Woolen Mills. of Moncton, B. The llewson Woolen Mills, of Amherst. S.

WE are su e that with .he Lest clmhs and best pai-

terns selected from ih-se three celebvaiid

woolen mills we are in n posit on' io gi e you ru ich better satisfaction than if we had the whole output of any one mill.

So come to us when you are in need of anything

in this line, ask for the low price store.

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W. C. TURNER & Co.,

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For rntcn in the P. E. Island Mutual Fire Iii-

. umncc Conilpmiies on Farm Buildings.

Q i'hin~ehos, Hal s, School Houses, Chosen Fuc-

torlcs, Wmsr Mills Storm ue., apply "I

Herring!

Novu Scotia und Labrador Herring ln Bur

53:: mul Halt Barrels Choice quality. soiling 3-rdustf. AU_LD‘ Bnos. -

Young pigs (Registered Yorkshire)

a rare chance to secure foundation stock of tnat most popular breed.

Apply to

A. McBEATH,

4-zodrwpd Marshfield, P. E. I.

Slughlol _Solo

Boots .tiloos

Will be continued until the

whole stock is disposed of.

Big Bargains

for all for cash only at

J.H. Bell’s.

No t 1 cs e l

Tiavin secured the ru l of milk from

Jus. F. l€oEsr's Guernsey hiirgiyl nm in a better position t an even before to surfrly my cuitumcra with first clans milk an orcum. 'llils hi-rd hat been uuhjcctod to thc

iubcrcnllno frat mul proved perfectly honlthy.

V. MUWTLL AMS.

4-l8dtt1=lmptl.

FARM FOR SALE

FUR SALE-I will sell my property near

Hradalbnnc rltatfcn, correlating of lu0 acres of wood iuud. with iinu, crass buildings and orchard nlso itll acres of land without build- ings. Will scll in whole or se|.uarat.o to suit p -xrehnsexs. Reasonable tcrfus and roasonubiu Pl' C0.

J J. BE'll{L'NliJ,

lil-25dt.ust.f P. E. I. H. Uirmwn

age.

llllli lliblllllllilli

V fr. 15. nsni.. Pleasant stroo .

Il rrdwarwtf < h .1 gg

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The Celebrated Trotting Stallion

ii f

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At John Gillesplcio

Ill ll GWB

ii. iEi'"dii‘£§":o s or 1' Un :idiom as follows, . m N' mm "vom

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BRAZILIA

LTO 20214 With Race Record of 2.I9 llalf Mile Track and Producer of Ex- fn me Trotting Stock will be at the Follovvinj Placvl

Dates as Below:

licd- quo, noon :'.’S|dc. night,

l%sc"rNcno. c n n. n N. Sr- marrow, nogn, Kcnsiuilt ru, night,

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f‘.IintA1n Emerald.

Frotorlcton. Hunter Rivcr. N Wililhlfc.

Miltn

nooii. niglat. noo night. noon. nlsrhh mtllt

l Road.

tim" “ r.

au Izahyb. n all day.

l-‘$’if_t *limi

thc 7th. May2l. .Tune 4.

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Frinrre

May csc

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May tho lit , .Inna 8. June I7 Junstha int. Junolh, Jnne‘l'|. Juno thelrd Jnnel7 Jul I

unc ll. unc I5. unc Iii. unc I0. uns Il. uno ll. uns Yi.

June ii. Juno W, June 24. .func ii. June li. .func 25. Juno 26, June Il. June il. June 17. June $1, June 88.

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June ill.

July \. JU Y L1. July I5

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July .YIAIY Jul! July TIP u

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?22l1".¥shim?a\ lo ii ililfaa last your ra bring homo in our Province a tins money, breeders please bear this in mind,

me loo-:hill W. H. P. Irving. Owner. ¢ -riaomuu Bernard Fitzsimmona, In Charge.

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