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A reason why we are selling @

a dollar corset for 80 cents. @

The manufacturer of a @

leading make of Corsets sent @ us a larger number of one line that we ordered. @

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big discount. _

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back he gave them to us at a

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We are now able to giv ou this dollar corset for

See our western window.

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so beduti-

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comfortab- ly arrayed* as when it- ted*out in a

li @W CORSEAT.

These corsets are d 'g-ned t sh 0# the ligne to theeilest advcdntiiagz without e customary evil eifects. Theyunpart to the body that delight- ful appearance and perfect ease so much songht_after by fashionable wom_en._ The material used through- out is of the best and the construc- tion faultless in every detail.

Palos: $1.00 To $3.50 Ping,

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Will find it to their advantage to send to F. J

Hornsby’s Books Store for Legal Blanks,

Seals, Tapenk Wax. Inks, \Vri|.lng and

Copying from the best makers. Day

Books, Ledgerl, Journal, etc, Note

and Receipt,,Padl, Letter Clips and

Files, Johann Fabers’ bent Rubber

Bands and Pencils. all shaved down very ilne at

F. J. I-l0RNSBY’S,

Eousekéepers Do not wait until House Cleaning -to get Mats and Frames on those Pictures that you in- tended to zet cleaned and fixed up last Spring. We will do them for you cheaper now than we can in the Spring and iyou will now have a Brite assortment of Picture Mouldings to choose from. Come to

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Whatnu about

A Steel Feed Boiler this 1.- all T We have some nice steel boilers in stock that we will sell at a small advance on cost. ;)I’h€=et bloilqri aredmade of th es see Daean b thebes boiler makers. y We guarantee them to be firs

class in every respect. N0 can iron ends, ali stee . Call andseeusbetnre purchasing elsewhere.

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Founders, Engineers and Machinist

Steam Navization Co’s Wharf.

Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

Phone 125.

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to Dixon entrance, a distanceo a out

tween Russia. and Britain in regard'

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diced by Canadian map-makers, who have placed the boundary where the Americans claim it should be.

_For some time the commissioners

sought to find a compromise line. When they were unable to agree on a compromise the Canadian commis- sioners appear to have proposal that the matter be left to arbitration. This proposal, we are told was discus- sed by the commissioners for ten days. The Canadians proposed that the subject be referred to three eminent jurists, to be named, one by Great Britain, one by the United

e ana ian proposal had the

merit of being likely to produce ade-

proposal would not unlikely lead to a

better have been accepted, if with it a fair agreement could have been reach- ed on the other questions pending between the two countries.

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if there is truth in an old saying may be expected to go out “like a lion.”

In the Montreal Witness of recent

date is a cut of an ice-breaking steam-

inaw straits. The ice forms there three feet thick, and being fresh- water ice is stronger than that encountered by our own Stan- ley. The ferry is as long as that between the Capes on P. E. Island and the mainland. The cut shows the steamer doing very difficult work and is calculated to give hope for better things in winter navigation in

Our correspondent Patriot com-

plains that there are along the Island Railway much greater facilities for . procuring through tickets and bag- gage checks to points in the United States than to points in Western Canada. ~ Naturally, where these -conditions exist they operate as pre- miums to our young people who may be leaving home to go to the United States. This ought not so to be, We are satisfied that much more might be done than has been done to divert to our great west the stream of migration that annually flows from the maritime provinces to pl the States. And we quite agreé with ur correspondent that one ofouf"own ons or daughters would be worth ‘ two of the population im orted from

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this society. The programme, which

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I qot relieved, billous fever

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PoPular Price 25c.

Our sales have been very large

late, of this popular article

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E R A score of members :nf parliament Pnovnoolar. ltlrnn. Allooh- 'M _

were already at the capital awaiting i " » - TIOI, A A A ` “5 ‘Z '

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH1.1899- predicted _that the government . th C., Court Room Lieut Co, , '

in e iy . _, one ` 1' 1

1 ' ’ ‘ measure” “ll be Very few- Dogherty presiding. The meeting was -L » i- , ; L,

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--- _ The next United ' States census B Thdfollowing are the officers for the A, “

The question upon WhlCl1 H19 will be taken in J une 1900. ensuing years-

High C0II1miSSi0I1 differed and Sepaf- The next Canadian census will not Pao-ron-His Honor the Lieutenant ated, was oheA1==Skw boundary- The be moms nu 1901 but ao- Governor

main ground of difference as ready the _ofgcegeekel-S are on. .the y Vice-P 4 _ 6 6 A Bard t0 the location of the b°““d‘“`7 alert for positions in connection with ‘hfaster °f,.th° aolgg' 'ge Dlstmt 015°” . ‘ , o

from Mount Fairweather souzhvaard the enumem5i0n_ . ;i(J0I?:_‘;;*;§e:;€ Liéut.'_CoL Dogherty, R.

W ln re- atrons-The Honou bl th

400 miles- A_gl9jnC° as me map THE .. 0 may rw d h .Vice-Presidents-~ Lieut.-Col. Long

‘ Chairman ; Lieut.-Coi..Moore, D. O.

A. matches in September next.

THE concert in Heartz’s Hall yester-

dist- church, was a decided' success. A

large number of persons drove out

from the city. Rev. G. M. Campbell acted as ehairrnan, and Mrs. - Geo. Stanley was the very eiecient organist All the numbers on the program

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eliciting encorses. There was a

V - - _ ' _ o quartette by Mr. W. F. Collings, Miss

§£:t;;;§?si;l;;r;§;;3 ZYWZ? l,;g;§;l;(;_ Hettie Coliings, Miss Butler. and Mr. _ P ' ,R. M. Johnson; Solos by Miss Daisy rican counterproposal was a refer- * *.LewiS’ Miss Tempie’ Miss Pridham

f’n°_e to 3 t"1bu}*§'1 Composed °f SIX , * and Mr. Charles Curtis, the latter pro- I jurists, three British and three Arne- % fducing prolonged applause whigh did '

rican. , " not subside until the soloist responded

Th C d’ V a right jovial way, the audience

C , I fd d h cl* joining in the chorus. There were

finite settlement. The American afusmg mae an mug we §%lalS° 3 V09” duel* by the Misses

Butlers, an imtrumental dueit by the

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. eh? tish Almond Pink* M' M ii , d' ~b M. H _ dlsageement and conseqllently to no iellle ideal re aration. iidlsdes aliildp y llliihmgli. vC.r al

definite result for the 1 % P P ' * Goml

simpe reason t b l b M _ L_ F_

that no rovision was mad f n % Chalpped hands’ roughness Of* a rom one S90- y r

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umpire. P Still, in view of all the cir- %,;heOs:eu;: uTi"g_;i;(;ft and Smooth* '?I3.:.;.o%'n?iI£,(,1, gonrgfugggrny ggith Egger ‘ W8 h3.V(-3 0p€D€d 8- 6116 l1l`l8 Of N

cumstances as they now appear the % yAfberp£ashin0 ' and before* A Water Commissioner. Master Harry; Sl1lblI1gS. OV6PC03.tlngS and TI‘0l1S8l°lIlg

American proposal was not an alto-,% , t 1 d P th ek. gk 'frank and wholesc-uled manner was gethel. ,m,e,,s0,,ab1e Ong AS an om *C0119-G ed? 131°? “Vp 11;* mmm admired. Homemade candy, of Call now and get first choice--a. lull' line ot hand opinion we would say it might ~ apligdan ru In un I 'a ` i9Y;3*3]1eU§‘lUa`l‘lyi_:a9 dlélxased ‘:;rg‘;;" IllSll1IlgS a.lWayS 011 llalld.

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ment closed with the singing of the

National Anthem.

MAGAZINE; for March: Munsev’s,

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We have used our best judgment in selecting children’s foot-

wear with regard to wear and fitting qualities. '

More care should be taken in the matter. Cheap shoes are

q Infants’ Soft Sole Boots, (the good kind) 55c.

Children’s Spring Heel Boots, larger size) $1.00. '

“ ‘° “ “ sizes 8' to 105, $1.10.

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each Other and fmm the malnlmd by niglliit was grelerled wilhatllldslargdst arid- fPY0WS°» ESQ-»_ M- P- P- narrow channels. The old treaty be dience of me Se,-ies of concertséiven by Council--Lieut:-Col. Dogherty, R.

i ' 48 inch Table Lineii

48 inch Table Linen

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54 inch Table Linen

60 incli.Table Linen

thc sending of the team to the D. R.. 33°C

72 inch pure White Damask 1 10 85 inch pure White Damask 1 00

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If so,-come to the Sunnyside Dry

to the boundary provides that it has already appeared in these columns, C-» Li°“t'°C°1°` L°’1SW°"h», 4th 1398*- Wl16I1 in H6611 Of G00dS, WB C311

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shall be drawn at a. distance not ex xaghqaglirgspizti iygh iip7qnqlfife;:xtx;bOwirI1lgy C. Al’ plrgléo-iiiaropgsqr lqrgqipsu. Prog," you money gwe you Sausfactory ceedmg ten lqagues from t-he S-hor; Frank Bayfield peribrmed iii his estead' EX. 055505 M5301' W00k9» ClJ8¥l0l»f0° mean everythlng We Say' and do what hThe Ca"1].a'd“l'n tlfonbintlon lbsogtgg The entertainment throughout was one WW” EnSi°°°\°§5 M05" D- _Sl°"9¥1't» 8V€l‘y l3llIl8-

t 6 more me ls 8 on er was of the best placed before a Charlotte 32nd Batt-3 M°J°1` H- M- D°~V15°”» 49* '

islands against W_hi°h the P“°“i.° mwn mdmnm for mms time md an Regt- C- A-s Lieut- E. Ma<=<1ouga1l.R. Soo whatwo offer. 'for prices on

0693" beats' If thu were °°‘°°d°d It .efforts of the participants were deserved- .L; Ll8\1f» E- sl°W"t» 4th'-R°gt° C' A4

would give us the shore of the contin ly ,eu applauded Capt D L Hooper. Lieut 82nd Batt

ent, including Skagway, Wrangel, and Cmnt* JUSTICE i100DWELL ably pre-. ‘ Lieut and Adjt.J. A. Mollonald, 82nd,; A | V

other ports through which entra ~ ce is ‘ sided at the mock court yesterday after- Ll°“"fA° A' B5-“1,¢‘t» 329% Ball; Q- “- made to the Chilkoot and White pas- noon at W._ College. The defence S- -\1l8fl»B§2Bg0dB9»l'»ti i°§Yi£T1't9@5“1';r ses, and the gtickine I-,ute_ brought intheir evidence, attempting to Milof 5- M2993; li f 68 - _I-1 °

The American contention is that cast suspicion on another man, Patnck R- - 9m rs ° °‘°°‘ °'

the ten lea es are to be measured Welsh, who may have committed the Pf`l°°° Edfvafd _' Island-_H°“°”1`I

_ gn . murder and thus clearin the risoner, L`°“i--001° SU' L°‘“9 H- D°“°°~ K- C' inland from the shore of the continent. Joseph Taylon Their four v£,nesses,. M_ G_, P__C__ Oman, .gh U, A.; A

And the Umted States 15 “nd has John Adams. Frank Jones, Flora Diam- W- 0W°U» E5‘l~» 0tl9»W9-3 Ll°\1f-'C°1-%-

been for years in Of* ond and Joe were abl cross, R. A- Do Cu P- We » ‘ * the disputed territory. If W0 had examined by the lawyers for tid, crown, . Rif199» KlU2Sl=°D 3 Mal" Sh91`WC°51» 43”’ 47 Ing” 'Isa-°h°‘ Tau. a'_.sk

possession we would naturally want Messrs. H. Haszard, R. V_V. Connors and Ba}l;li°“;iO Ewa- _ t M _ W k mans" to keep it Tha; is just what guy H. Wright. This case will probably be M _ .cS;itti;r;iart<>i&nqxi:iiitLtioe]qqfmee S,

neighbors are disposed to do. Un- °°_”‘-llufled P91* Tuesday When the JUTY “lor . .° ‘ .

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. 11 b rd t_ Provision was made for shooting the , U E ‘

formnatel mu' case has been re u Z1 “ng m-a. Ye lc -J Maritime match, wh`ich takes place in - 2

i ,Charlottetown in June next; also tor

Doomed by tolpld liver, which prevents dlgea- o bn and permits load to ter-ment and pun-ity in

40c per yd.

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