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McQUAID’S,

| Programme

for the Church Parade

To-morrow.

The annual church parade of the Sons Eogland of this city takes place to-

’ _ morrow morning when Lodges Eton and

| Prince Edward will attend Divine Service

in the First Methodiet Church where a sermon suited to the occasior will be de- | vered by Brother Rev. J. W. McConnel! of Lodge Prince Edward.

The cboir under the direction of Brother Prof. W. Harry Watts has pre- pared special music for the occasion, and there is no doubt that the eervice will re ceive a large aitendance.

The brethern will leave theS. O. E. Hall, Victoria Row at 10.45, and headed by the band of the 4th Regiment, C. A. will parade along Richmond to Queen, up Queen to Grafton,along Grafton to Prince, down Prinze tothe church.

A collection will be taken up in the Indian tamine fund.

The following is the

ORDER OF SERVICE,

aid of

Voluntary,’ Queen’e Jubilee March ' Watson. @ Introluctory Canticle, The}Strain Up- raised,—Troyte.

DOXOLOGY. ™ xNvocaTION.§ Hyronf27—“Come Thow Almighty King.’, Prayer®

MChoir Invocation, ThefHomeland. Sullivan.

let Lesson.

for our Qsoldiers—Tune Melita.

Second Lesson, Hymn 903, “God Bless our Native Land,”’ Sermon. Prayer, Offertory. Organ.— Lodge odes. Choir—Grand chorus.—The Heavens are Telling. —Haydo. Trio, Miss Colings, Mr. Fletcher and Bro. L. W. Cook. Hymn 904 —National! Anthem.

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BENEDIOTION. ,

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a New Suit

Now is the time. We have a big range of Men’s Suits in Tweeds an 1 Worsteds.

Tweed Suits $2.75 to $10.00 Worsted Suits 5.75 to 12.00

}00 pairs mens separate pants 75c to $4.5(.

Separate coats and vests at any price you want to pay. Ve’ll consider ita favor if you look through our stock, Whether you buy or not, we sre sure you will be pleased.

Our men’s collars and ties are beauties. Men’s collars 8c : . Call to-day.

—B. MACDONALD & td

Where Worth and Low Prices Meet.

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OURAGY IN STRUCTION ©

Flas a lot to to with the life and usefulness of a wheel—pleasure and sifety of riding it—the Massey Harris is a wheel without a fault, wechaaically or otherwise—a standard for quality in the littlestdetail of its construction—it bas grace in every line, smart in appearance and equipped with all the good features and imprevements that 4 criticising public will look for—see the chainless models and the :2om- bined coaster and brake features. Write for Catalogue,

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Postlude—Chorue Hallelojsb. Musica! Dire or, Bro. Prof. W. Harr’ Watte.

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Notice. — Dr. Dickey’s office will be open in the evening from 7 till 8 o'clock.

Revo. Mr. Batry's Lecrors-if you pur: po-e keeping up with the times attend the lecture oo Monday by the Rev, Mr. Batty. “A Trip Through the British Isles.’ ’ Orchestra ia attendance.

Berinning

For a musical education is the piano ueelf

Gur Heintzman Piano

Is its own best recommenda- tion. Iv’s easy action adds to the pleasure of playicg.

lin soft tone tend perfect pitch help tomeke music for the beginner.

Our terms will help you to own an instrumeni—See us—apyway

Millec Bros.

Queen Street.

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ies, | less to the fi perties, harmless to tue fines fabric. For sale by all leading Groceries.

MCKINNON & McNEYIN

WHOLESALE AGENTS. may 19, d4i.

TO LET.—A house of six apartments, with ood stable. Apply to John Elliott, Lower

MARK WRIGHT & G0, LID

AGENTS

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alpeque Road. 26, lw.

| WANTED --Girls to learn the millinery

business, Enquire of Miss Dalton at Stanley Pres,

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All our present st some prices _— $3.60 10 40 24 90 50 $1.50 1.50 50 30

We se!l it at economy in the manufacture, and imizing the eptions to necessary options

easily be $5°,

There'll be a ciush for White Wear at MY STORE” all this Month.

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Spring Overcoats — Made to Order

ARE BEST _Wa

Next to that our make of readymade coats.

rices from $13.00 to $20.00.

Sentner, McLeod & Co.

Yes? the last days of this month the whole store will be a vas! seacf bargains.

WHITE WEAR. BLOUSES,—

1200 to choose from, bought from a manufacturer at the Jow- est prices money could by them for, put out at special pric2e for this great sale.

NIGHT DRESSES,—

Hundreds to choose from at prices that make choosing easy.

SKIRTS

Handsome white underekirts bought specially fur this sale. If you’ve been paying fancy prices for your underwear, take a peep at these.

CORSET COYVERS,—

An endless variety priced to make a great crush at this White Wear Sale.

MUSLINS,—

7500 yaids sent to us by a manufacturer at 66c on the §, You dcn’t have to pay an ex- travagant price fer your mualin dress, when you can buy lovely white muslin tor 7, 8, 9, 10, 12,

14, 15 and 19c a yard, every yard worth nearly double. A display of muslins never

equalled in this city.

Our space is Jimited and we cannot tell you of the bundreds of bargains we'll offer you this month in white wear. But if elegant white wear and small prices can do it, there'll boa crush among the

WHITE WEAR.

Charlottetown’s Busiest Dry Goods Store,

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| Wants, Lost & Found,

WANTED,--An experienced cook, good wages paid, comperent perton. Apply te Mes. Gane, Esplanade. lw

WANTED.—By first of Junea house of 6 or 7 rooms; rent about $70.00 per year. Apply to P. O. Box 432,

SALESMAN WaNUEKD. —For store, wagas $300 ner week tostart. Apply by letter to Hex 670, city.

30 colors

FOR SALE.—A lady’s wheel (Cleveland) almost new, will be sold at abargain. Apply at this office.

WANTED.— Several experienced wait- reases and hoasemaids to go tothe seaside, highest wag3s. Apply to Mrs. J. J. Davies.

WANTED.—A smart staady hoy ebout 15 or

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HIGH-GRADE—MODERAI< PRICE.

We are proud of our Scotsn .a wheel. $50, by mak: 2 every

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aly. Every Scotsman wheel has electrically

welded parts and high grade materia), and the finest possible finish. Like other Naticnal whsels, it is locally guaranteed,

But the price is $40, when it could It is only $49.

Great Sale of Crockery, Glassware ind Groceries,

Big Discounts for 30

ock will be closed out at big

Tea Sets now $),95 per set cent Glass Table Sets now 50 cents és “ ‘6 “ ss 25 sc

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large Lamps “ ~~"

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Lemonade Sets ‘° 90 « China Berry Sets 1,20

&< Glass “ ‘é éc 35 bs

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Also a lot of odd crockery selling at Half Price. '

P. MONAGHAN, Upper Queen Street | Sirian Semimerys, AREEE so Me

MARK WRIGHT & CO.

reductions

16 years of age, who uuderstands iooxiag alter horses and cow,and can make himself ,| senerally useful about a house, Apply at this office May 22nd

WANTED.—A general servent about the 8th of June. Apply to Mrs. A, A, Macdonald, Dundas Esplanade.

P4STURE TO LET.—Tw> acres on Lower St. Peters Road, near Driving Park. -Apply to A. A- Macdonald.

i MONEY FOUND.-—A scum of money jst }atthe Railway Station sume days #go will

be returned to owner if later will call at ‘ LHE EXAMINER Office.

LO3T.—Friday morning inthe vicinity of Meret Square, a small brown colored pocke? Memo book, issued by Confederatioa Life Finder will please leave sam? at this office

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| GIRL WANTED.--For general nonsework ' Apo! to Mrs. C. V. McGregor, Prince Street M18, 1W, ead, | } |

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FOUND.—On the St. Peters Road on Tues- day ufternocon a paper box cOntainiag three bunches of keys, Uwner can have same by

| applying at TE EXAMINER Office and pay- ing for this advertisement 3ins.

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TO LET.—An office in the City Hotel build- : occupied by Ambros ‘Gallant i barber. Can be fitted uv to suit the incoming tenant. Apply togDaniel Davies, Mundas Esplanade dy 3ing pd.

ing lately

Days.

TU LE L.—A three story dweiling house on

( Prince Street, Modern improvements can bs

below are | putid ifrequired, Apoly te W. W. Wellner, 5 ‘ dy 6 ins.

LOS?,—Tuesday morning be'ween Brigh ron Road and Post Office—one new §$l!.0 Bank of Nova Scotia Note. Finder will be rewarded by delivering at EXAMINER office.

"WRAPPING PAPEK.—Old papers £004 for Sas for sale cheap, at THE EXAMINER ce.

_ FOR SALE.—An A | Premo Camera, plctare 5 x7 inches in perfect condliion wil! sell cheap with outdt included. Apply to W. B. Prowse.

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TO LET.—Houes on Dorchescer Street, now occupied by Mr. Sydney Poole, containing seven rooms, Possession given June ist, Apply t@ Miss Alley, Prince Street. tient ee isl a a Mayli 3aw im.

WANETED at once three bright girls i Mur-

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