MAY 29 191-=~ .~ "THE I-mar News V THE .cHARL.o'r'1‘ETowN GUARDIAN _ mm or inn- - _ PAGE SEVEN.-

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he man friellds of John 1VlacKlll

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'7 "' 1 - . ' It pays to buy in this Province. " T y ' - _ _

; have stood the test for ne rl ° -- ' nun, cm-nwnll, were grieved to near A visit to _G. J._llanllunn asnns

half a .eutm.y_ y Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson. Albert-ln. of the regrettable accidentlnst week lfwl-0Yy_Ht Picton is a revelation as

is visiting friends in Charlottetown m wmnn he was severely lniured and ll’ the lmlnenbll-y of the business they

I V ' IIISICIC f0f‘ lllc stamp. _ D I . I -1- I A ,nl hops to hem- 0| pls speédy ,-e¢0v_ transact, andl the -sanitary, whole-

" _ _ Q! ” ltobert and Mrs. Wood, Charlotte- ery, someness and cleanliness of their

vi ' --- whole concern. 'l`he premises are ni

gi - W W. W. town, who have been on a sit _

' . tlnoughout Nova Scotia fOr some Mrs Richard Squarebriggs, Uhilrlo Ways open for inspection und tiley are T

We Clin Supply you Wllll 311)’ Slylff _y0l1 (ISSUE. I time. returned on the Northumber- ttetown leaves this morning accom- never surprised for the aim of the ' BlaQk and l\aVV I-flue

v n anied b hel three children, for management ls to have everything

`and last e elli g. p y ‘ ‘

We We W E L I4 E R --- Moosejaw, Bank, where she will loin as up-to-date as money and latest $ to $ 8

jrwleler and O ni J P and Mrs Brennan, Sydney,' her husband who is now locate-l in imprnvgmenn., can map.. .hem_ 4 ' -

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9'" ' " - -- - ' t Come to Charlottetown on the North- that city- ` The drnl manufactures biscuits of New Lawn Shlrtwalsts

7 RELATIVE OF ft. L. umherland last evening to be present Thi i _ f ( h _ `

' BORDEN IS DEAD, at the Commencement exercises of St, ` B m0!`“_“E5 CXDFUBS f0m 3 ar- are Bold from the daimy box to the ' l _ __ _ ~ - _ _ _ .__ ltmbroidered $1.00 to, $4.00 .

College Photos

Get your picture taken-in your

rlgiuutlon gown. lt will be it de- ll tfui souvenir fr you and it plbaslnz gift for your friends.

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TIIE ORIGINAL --

CREAM SODAS

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The Most

economical way to buy them L_.f=.;-»'_'1<::-;:.___\

Boxes are coated to

keep out dampncss

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_NEW YURK. Mal' 27- Matthew D. Borden. one of the most prom- inent cotton goods manufacturers in _ .the country, died at his residence here this afternoon in his 74th ‘yeas ,Mr. Borden was the largest individ. ual cotton manufacturer and printer in' the world. His seven print nloeh ll“}llB Olferated under the name of the with Bliss, Fayhan & Company of stituteri the large print cloth mann- ffwtilrins plant in the United states.

I-le wa_s_nlso`the owner of the Amer. ivan I-'rlnt Company of Fall River. F91 "WHY venrs he was identified with Bliss, Fayhsn & l"0m.pnny_ of New |Yol‘k and Boston. ‘ He has resided in New York for lrany years, although ne was a nn.

descendant of Richard Borden,

lorn ill lllllglancl in 1595. He wg; distantly related to Rt. I-lon. H0. lbcrt I.. Borden, Premier of Cnml_(1a_

Minnrd’s Liniment Co., 1,imie.._.i_

_G§'\€‘i.-'I lluvrl used your Minard's

lllllmellt ill my family- and also in my stables for years and consider it

the best medicine obtainable.

Yours trllly,

ALFRED RCC1-IAV,

|'|`l‘l\l`ictor lioxton I‘rllid Hotel n.ud_

Livery Stables.

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1 ll..-2.9¢- ltfl-5_5 at

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I"i_re Insurance

For rates in the l’.I‘l. Island Milt

Fire Insurance Com anies on Farm Bl

ings. Churches, I-Bills Schools. llotdl

Cheese Factories Wafer Mills, etc. a nbnlyto

C. 1). BELL. 102 St

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nov In

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'i of thcir kinrl` you.hlve ever ‘_

Wholesale & Rc

all Coal Merchant Dealers in Hard Soft Coal 8: VVood.

Agents Dominion Coal Co

Black Diamond S. S C _

Olllce 36 Queen Sl

Fllnlw .log .ml ,mo _

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You will be dead n

long time-so you had bet- ter keep alive and well as long as you can, but your blood must be stronger or disease will get you in its clutches. Get Rexall lilood Tablets, a prepara- tion that is working mar- velous curcs. We sell it and will refund your money if it is not 'satis- factory. One box 5oc, three boxes $1.25. The McKinnon Drug Co., iorner Great George and I KentSli-eets. 5-zldrlf

| . The proper treatment

or diseased kidneys is a matter that calls for some- thing more than mere -money. You may think that _qoc is a high price for Kidney Tablets but it isn’t,_and surely- you will not let 5oc stand between you and good liealth.Rex- all Kidney Tableti streng- then the kidneys and makes them healthy and strong. A box 5oc, three boxes for $1.25. T1le*Mc- Kinnon Drug Co, corner

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Patent Leather i @0xlords@

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'i`llc~fo lii\'i<:tli.~' p il t c uf .

lrallhcr oxforus. ure the best

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,,, secn. 'Ill-.~y show all the sens- l orl'.~= latest 'styles with high .l stubby toe, nllliulry h-cl,

.short vamp and broad instep, made froul the very ll-:st lnat» erials and the Invictus mark

‘ is a positive proof of the qual- ' ity. ` . - ‘

. A Sbolvu lu blllioiiui and _

laced styles .......~ $5. `

ll ll n l.

Al<o> Invictus oxfords in ll

tau, gun metal and velour, _-, blittollcd and laccl .. ....55. "

1 Alley df? _Co

I I5 Queen Strut

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l DR. REID UILNTIH ' _ours 9 -i and 2--6 ( nu dl". Flon

i Nlcw BLUUK I Ildrtf town, I_’. E. I

New Biscuits - From Ireland

» _lust rrrciverl from ]:\cob& C0 xlhlllllu, A nice :1~.$o|lment of their fancy Iiiscillts, Fruit Cake &c.

'l`bclr Cream Sodas in llalf-pourrl

packages nn: the nicest plain Bis cults wc hal/_c (vcr seen. Try them.

Beer (R Golf

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'For College hroups

and photos you will fm the very latest in styles. --

Bayer Photographer, ,

'I ell phono |07 J

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7 Wi V __ _*___ *_ i uladiv refunrl tho money when lf. falls

/_ _\ b"'”""*°%-f-'-*'f-"='-’f-=f'“""-'-'-'-"-°- 1F.c bottle. E. A. Foster, Central f \ l -

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Burzgin Dentist' “l@il.Ii°l$=z'l£Zl:'is’:2°Il"~' |

J. B..BRO_WN. D- M- D

DENTIST

Dunstan's College which take rl today and at which Mr. Brennan's s J. B. A. Brennan, is valedictorian.

Fred J. Holman senior member

Charlottetown, leaves this morni for Edmonton, Alberta. Mr. Holm will be absent about six weeks loo ing over the business opportunit

of making 3 move.

The plant Line Steamer A. W.

Perry sails this morning at fi o'clock from .Charlottetown on re- turn to Boston. At Halifax she w lay up for an overhauling. The Ha fax will leave here at midnight, We ncsrlay, for Boston. The twice a we service between Halifax and Bost

will commence about the middle Jllne, or as soon as the Perry

ready.

In the list of graduates from th Mt. Allison College, Saekville, al pears the name of Miss Helen Albe ta Hughes, daughter of G.E. a Mrs. Hughes, Charlottetown, w obtains a teacher’s and solois diploma in the new course of voc music, In» the Acaldemy and Com meccial College Edward Johnso Kensington, graduates in the comme cial Department, Delle Poole, Mo tague, in the Stenography and Typ writing and John B.` Poole, Mont

University.

well known pastor of the Methodi Church, sustained severe injuries r ccntly by being thrown from his ca iiagc. Mr. Kirby. who is well know in this Province, was on his way iill his appointment at Harvey wh

n-uto, breaking the harness, v-'lli rullsed the animal to rlin away. M Kirby was tlirolvn out nnd was rcn ered lillconscious lol' a time. Hc w found some time . after the accide and brought to his home at Allie where he is reported to be rcstin quite comfortably.

_-.- l‘rof. W. ld. W. Jackson, of the U

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iversity of-_'l‘ol'onto, wi command the einpcilition which be sent to the

Brazil, Royalty to North Bay Ont,

sue; is one of the matriculants tothe P. E. Island, has recently passed tcaluer, Lac St. Pierre, on Saturn]

successful examinations and has been awarded a diploma for n lull com-

Rev. w. J. Kirby, of Albert, the mercinl course in Lisrbutt Business nero destined for Isle St. Lycia.

st College, Calgary, Alberta, and is the the current was so swift and t e- first student who has graduated in weathl'-r so stormy that they decid 1:- that course from Garhutt, lvl;-_ to hind them by ri life-boat. rath n Doughtery taught school in this Pro- than attempt to nmol' at the wllar

taking 5 special course ill Sllorthnllci

dent of the P. W. t‘., ‘<.`-hai'lo_ttetown, for two years and is li sou of i):i\-‘lil

nephew of Mrs. Wm. llownrrl, (folli-

wall.

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and typewriting. Austin was ii stil-

Dougherty, Port Hill, l‘,E.I., and a

heneht of the Canadian navy The

Canadian government steamer Arcti to make soundings in the Hudso Day with the Canadian Governmen steamer Minto, which left Chariot town recently for Halifax, for t

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pedition will be under the dirsctio of Mr. Stewart. chief of the Feder 1-lydrographic Service, Mr. Stewar

ll “Rexall remedies comprise ii lnrgc ”‘lline of high rade, non secret, mediu- he tial prepnratxlons especially suited to x'lfn.mily use. There ure river 300 dif-

I . lf»,has unusual and excellent curative L qualities for tho different rliscnslrs for

which it is intended. We have n flili

qlferent preparations in this lille, one 8 'lor everv ordinnry ill, und each one

himself may take the command o the Minto, but the matter is no settled yet, Prof. Jackson has alrea dy made a voyage in the Arctic re- gions as scientific explorer on th Arctic. Wireless telegraphy is no being installed on the Arctic to

low her to comlmllnicate with t M t. d th‘r llllse P Van

A. C. Saunders, Summeeside; U. W Rogers, New Glasgow; Fred M. Bow man, St. Jon; B. C. Churchill, St. John; W. I-I. Carhits, Boston; M. Broodie. Montreal; T. Hudson, Pie- tou; A. H. Bivins, Montreal; F. E, Sartean, Halifax; Johll R. Bullma and wife, North Sydney; P. Davidson, St. John; Parkes Anseli, I.. R. De- brisay, tit. John; C. (Z. Jome., Tor- onto: I-I. R. I-liethie, Halifax; Alexl McPhail°, Orwell; A. E. Arsenault, Sllmmelrsiile; Geo M. Blnns, Toron- to; E. J. Currie, St. John; C. A, Vlmlksllaw, Toronto; E. A. Humph- rey, Montreal; H. H. Ross, Ottawa; t). J. Arcy, Moncton; C. D. Dunn, Montreal; A. N. Turner, Halifax; P M. Harvey.. Montreal; Charlcs E. lient, Toronto; J. Simmons, Hall fax; Harvey- Mitchell, Fredericton; N l4..- registered at the 'Victoria Hotel, tlharlottctown between the hours of 11.30 lust night and 11.30 'the pre- vious night.

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::'l‘hcre isn’t one case in twenty-f‘lve

that our Liquid Corn (Jura won't remove the Corn--We have such con- Fdenre in its merits, that we will

Drugstore Sunnyside. dtf.

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I’eople’s ,Theatre

I The Blind Miner

Scent-li th-if hike place 5oo fl under

the enrlh

2 The Iiid and the Sleulh

The situations are exciting, wnrlh

at-.sing

' 3 The Sieux'| Cave' of

Death

An Indian Drama, sure fu please N|xtMo.nd\y NEW _SINGER

in o ilring ui c' ‘ . . k-

oeing will be the wireless operator. F ' - \

The Arctic, which is new undergoing _

repairs in the Davie Docks, will leave Q _

fcr Hudson Bay or about June 15 _` /,.;' -`

and will he followed by the lvunto 9. /°',;_f_-_, // ll#-l _/' Y/ V, fortnight later. The crew of the Arc- /,/,f;,/,_.;y* tic will be partially renewed,'Captain / __ ” 1-- - ' ' Bernier being left. aside. I Op-r|C/-\l_ NE-"VVS" `

E, C. and Mrs. Grant, Murray Riv- ""“=

cr; J. W. Eusthan, Ottawa; Aulga : if-_§_'_j _`_-Ti-j _-;l'__v" l Myers, Charlottetown; H. B. weeks, .. ' ' "21 iff: 3

Fredericton; It. F. Leroens, Mrs. L. _ ' ' A- ‘--~~ [_-_-.

Cate. Montreal; J. D. Triers, Sussex; _ r _; _

Geo. J. Rogers, Charlottetown; John 'f' ff-_"__ .V '~ j-?" l

Torrey, H. H. Torrey, Portsmouth; 0/- '-1 ~-_---'_l_` __ _

' READING GLASSES

_ A good many neeplo think that

le t 1 glasses for lending lf

` line of these preparations and fully

larantce each and every one Tile

,gl _ . . . V? McKinnon Drug Co., corner ilreat ll- L00. daughter of T. H. Lee. Whol 1 George ,md Ken;-_ gh, _r._?,1ar+f sale jeweller, was so badly bllrncd ' - his mornin that sb died late t

all kinds, fancy and plain and urn

ne lottetown will hair: a large nilmber ,,a,.,,.,l and ha,,ba,.,e| These b, on of passengers enroute to the Lanad- cum! are largely “sed in our

la” west* ,Am°“g the 'lumber Calc: ada and West Indies Their rich

william Seler' wife ‘md 50"' ` M' crisp flakincss is relished b ever L d S U d

Ol lottetown’ to Edmonton' HZ lop? one, while the assortment isy so vi- a n

the firm of F. J. Holman & C0-. Mins' Charlottgtown' to calgary! ried that all tastes can be suited

“K Lee Home' Milton’ to Edmonton’ Hamilton's Chocolates are sllpel‘iol‘ Cotton and

M _ Ellsworth Shaw, Chatlottetown, _ _ _ _

an tors winnipeg and return; william ‘“ "“"°"- ““‘"W l" Packing and ill- _ ’ k' » . cl d. th Ula fl b ut 78

ll e 8 11011 r avors, n o

night reached lere last. night. T vessel had aboard a number of pas.-le

to vinee for two years, thc last yenr .ls i-.ight UCUDIC lwi Baldy illfo the bo en Principal of the Alberton High but the ninth man took rl recklc

his horse shied at an approaching School. He left for the Canadian juulll i" <_1l`fler to secure his positif

eh West in August last and taught until and the life-bont capsized. r. the close of the school year at Christ- ’-----~

d- nlas. He entered (larbutt College in l`0l`7l`ll‘3Il~VA'1"IUN CF as January of this year and in March ' t Hllll/l/\N l»ll"l‘I nt.took the exams with marked sucecs.-'_ -*“"

rt At the present time Mr. Dougllerty is

l\llLAN' ltnly Mn 27~l'1iglltc

are represented at the first Iiltern tlolini Safety Congress which ope here today. The conference is for t

movement for the conservation of mall life in industry. It will consid

tending to protect the life and li of the laborer, ns well ns the h gicnc of the industr . The Unit

tee from the American Musclim

dll'ectol'. Dr. W. H. Tolmau.

IiUliNl€D 'I`O DEATH.

but

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nntlolls, including thc Ullitcd States,

2,, II|iII cent per word Iirsf insertion* in this column. one ccnf per word for

three insertions. two cents per word A week. live cents per word for three

llurlloso of promoting a world-wid

technical means and safety devic

States is represented by a comnli

Safety. ill New York, beaded bv it.

< ° 9 .

ll” » ' . - ' in all thus allowing for an assort- ` 0 ¢

in the Western Provinces and will de- M"°` Rlchard Sqllalebrmgs .and ' _ 9

. . ' . ~ Ch 1 tt Q _ M _ nlent to suit any customer. The

nnlteiy ueenie ss to the atlvisamilty °l“l‘l; ‘“" " ¥“"" ,vfgm ,,.,,,,,,,,, ce,,,_,,,__ me ,_,,,0,,,,, _,nd ,elf I ren S al 0 afs

Sask, Miss Lottie e,

Mill, to Calgary and Rev. A.J. Me- vety in taste. while their rich ehoco- r _ _

Neill, Murray Harbor, to Avonmore, 1-lite COBUHRB nlakc them the most Navy and 40C eakh

ve Ont; Rev. Mr. Fraser, Cardigan, to pazatable obtainable, spd who would

Edmonton. no appreciate choco ates of this n

.n nun Wide Skirflng Embroldering

il. B'1§owIl)l, !Y4o§k;_.Ioi;p Allalné Roy- Hlforlyhe lover of purle confectionery S ed d h d 5 L .1. nl y; _. . c nnls, carllscl e; _ ami on's can sllpry every want, C0 O an eu'|n’1C i () '( ek ings, China Point; J, H, Myers, C. Their assortment also includes the P 'O 9 `) 1°2-5 on G. Howard, Milton; J. E. Lozkerby, penny goods, so nllicn enjoyed by the yd. `

of Fredericton; D. M. McLeod, Hunter younger generation and purchaser!

Ftiver; Robert Stead, Wheatley Iiiv- largely hy them. In this lille they er; John F. Hayden,’ Vclnon Iiiv- also lend and offer flavors that can

cr; J. H. McDonald; W. V. McDonald, not be excelled,

il W, Cameron, St. Dunstan's; E. G. Their goods are sold all over this C >- Balls. Sydney; R. G. Sullivan, Bos- Province and persons wanting nny-

l" ton; A. J. Nicholson, Orwell; J. thing in their lille should usk for '

'ld Lyons, Halifax; J. R. LeBlanc, Mon Hamilton`s and get the habit.

ho ~ W. M. Sheehan, Dalhousie; N. ____l___ _ __ _

l'll0 'Tile choice of the yeast is one of thc l'l’ most important items. White Swan ti Yeast (lakes are made by the most 0" successful dry yeast wheat ill Cann- llt da. Order il 5c. package from your

treal,

ts B.; B. Wood. St. John; A- Newell. SAD DrlolvNINr:/lort1Dl-1-N'r. ._-.~oe¢r, rn- nenu for fren nnmnin al Halifax: A- M°I<»w. Vslwoiwer. B-C-: -- wnl~:N is/ll<lNo nlu~:.lll. while sn-nn spleen .c cereals Limit- ~ registered at the Revere Hotel, Char- ____ cd -I-U,.,,n,,, Un, ’

rl. lottetown, between the hours of ll./10 S0Rl'3|1. QUE.. May 28-News Ol ' ' `

l'- last night and 11.30 the previous drowninl: of two men, Joseph T “_ night, uault, aged 19, llnd .I. Henripor e. _ -_- aged 21, \vllilc attempting to land al- Austin I.. Dougherty, a native of Isle St, Lyola fronl the Governme

“Leave your panama hat before

'l`hursda\,. to be sent away to cleaned and rcblocked. National Clothing Co

5-2BM3l.

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'-`f- Seeds and Gladioh Bulbs

A T _

L. A. HASZARD`S

nl _ 173 Grafton St

he cd cr l

_ Ch arlrl

ttetown -

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` H GUARDIAN CL

ASSII"IED_ ADS

he ` d Io fh. Cash must accompany order

lf and Iive per cent discount allowed.

weeks and six cents per wor r A mon ‘

Minimum charge lwenfy-Iivc eulfo

Cl` AiiVi_iAii_i___iiV__A_

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Y" BOARDERS WANTED

i GQ. No-i‘lol~;. A Nulvllllsri or llohn

of ers can he accommodated at thr- 5 Usborne l-louse, Sydney i-lt., also

meals given and good stahling. Proprietor, Mrs. F'. Roberts. 5-Z7d1ii

FEMALE IIELI’

H ll-

e_ t' r: e

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in so c ll E _ . lsriliilo su lclcnt to merrily try on various pairs of glasses, uv_\tl| _ii nnlr which they think su|ts is found. '

WE TIIINK DIFFERENTLY _ The sumo careful, exacting test is necessary to determine whether the two eyes are alike, or whether Al-ltizmutlsm or other defect he present.

If you want fhlj most careful and

satisfactory optical work. consult

G Ir`. lIIJ"l`CIlI'.“SON

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. for Immediate Erection ~

we haven goodly number of monuments, tablets, head- stones, on hand all complete

except for inscription.

They Are Monuments

made in spare time and are perfect in design and execut- ion. 1

J. Austin Trainer ln Song _

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' Look them over. _

We sell monuments on time.

Chenille! £0, Bell

! Teweler-Opticinn. I ing it richer and stronger and it thu

W W1 _ combats all cases of disease and set

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'l`(lli0N'l`O May 27-Miss l<‘lolr~nc

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night. Her clothing took fire from 1,

gas stove

“Sovereign” Cashmere

Hose and Half Hose. pure wool, linen splicing. Be up to date and fry this

I brand. I s

ltlll HElllH lNl]

For building up the body, increas-

ing strength and stamina, for making every organ perform its functions easily and naturally, for imparting ‘that elastic step and bouyant health that all should possess there is no preparation that can surpass the splendid qualities of Nulile (Red

Blood Tablets.

This preparation devotes its entire

action to purifying the blood, mai:

the user on the right road to he h.

Nulife combines all the blood and

nerve building qualities that are found in other tonics, with superior merits of its own. It has worked wonderful cures in every case where it has been used and there are hlin- dreds of Island people who owe their present health to'the prompt and proper use of this superior tonic. This time of year you need the aid of a good tmiic, one that will tone and build up thc body and brain, and there is no other that will give such good satisfaction as will Nu- life.

Nulife costs 50:: a box. 8 boxes

for $2.50 and can be had nt the fol- lowing dealers.

McKinnon Drug Co. The Two Macs, City.

Geo. E. Hitches. City- _

E. A. Foster, City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

Cox Bros., Morcll.

Mrs. A.N. Campbell, Bt. Peters.

H. J. Mahon, Souris.

Alex. Robertson, Red Point.

Tl. P. Smith, Kinkora.

El. H. Colwtl1,'New Haven. Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

Kler & McFadyen, Kensington.

P. N. Inman, Bummerslde.

E. C. LePage, North Rustico.

W. B. Dyer, Alberton. Mrs. Lottie Murnagllen, Pealle‘s

Station.

Jae. F. Lord, Tryon. If your dealer doe|n't carry NU- LIFE ask him to write Johnson &

l 1 Charlottetown. mwsdrtf:

lohnson, Wholesale Distributors

l. rl

iii‘AN"1"a'D` /iolnl. ron uuNanA

house-work. Apply 203 Ricbmon St. _ __ 5-2l8M3iE3ipd. WAN’1`1<.D-.»‘.’I‘ ONCE. A GIRL 'l‘O

learn thc drcsirmaking. Apply any time during day, at 197 Pownal St.

5-2llM4ipd.

WANTIQD, A GIRL FOR Gl‘JNI‘]l{Al housework. Apply at this office. __+ ___ _ _ _ N 5-28Mtf. WANTED, A GIRL AT THE MOR-

ril_l_l_l_ovu_se._ _ 5-28M1wpd

WANTED AT ONCE GIRL FOR

general holl:~lcwol'k.. Apply at this °l_“*3°_- _ __-"i»'¥8M‘?1-

WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENC-

cd housemaid wages $10. Apply at 70 Sydney Street this evening be- wecn 7 and 9 o'cloEk. 5-htilvlliipd.

w}\N'rleil"f"(`il'fllT"rou' olizsllslml.

hollsowork. flood waflrs. Apply evening at 21 Great George St.

___ - 5-2iiMtl. WANTED, A COOK ANI) I'iL)U‘cll:l-

maid. Apply with reference to Mrs David Robertson, Rothesay, N. B.

_ 5'._lYlF’:l

WANTED, Nr oNol<:, llINlNo-llooil

girl also chamber maid. Apply at vbitrathconu. ______ V _ ___V__5-23d6i. A MAID FOR GENERAIJ WORK. Apply 1s§e_i>rlnee st; __W___§-1-lrltl WANTED Two Krrcl-lsN olnns. also two good chnmbermaids ap ply at once Hotel Victoria.

5-lifltf.

?ll ___ _.f

I"0R SALE

Sussex, N. ll. .-ZiiMlw.

llrnasl-r nonsrnus nvnni' DAY

at Stewart’s Rcstnurnnf.,103 Queen St. 5-2BMfii.

‘FOIL SALE $5,500, DEI-1l~INTllltl~}.\`

of the (‘ity of (llllli-iottctown. A good investment for tru:-it funds,

_ Prince oil application. F. H. Moore l<1xecutor. 5-2-'ldlw

lnre and prices to

-rv

best Ht. John lime. li. A. Pball, New Haven. 5.22116

l5l1lVlUN'l‘0N-iill'Y CITY l‘IfOl’Elf'l`\'

if interested. We are Islanders. Highest references. Macs' Realt

ton. 4-aodlmpd.

Dollars will buy an interest in th

vince. Beside Railway Station,iarg produce centre, and in a prosperou

rllan' ’ Charlottetown. fr-9_d3wpd

private sale. at Bellvlew, Lot 49 four miles from Charlottetown

ln good repair. Good well in yard young orchard. If not sold by~Jun

l5"6n"`“ §.'l'iLl'-`:f"` :loo n/\Rnl<:i.s or

'.Vlt‘-

here and double your money- Write

Company. 656 First St., Edmon-

uslNuss. 'rl-lnl~:'l'c"‘Tr“ill6TJ's`ANn

° T0 LET

best country business ln the Pro-

c T0 l.ET-DURING JULY AND AUG-

.; list, furnished house, 32 Brighton

farming community. Address “Guar-

AR`M ron" SALE. ` ALEXANDER Mclsaac offers, his farm for sale by

20th, will be sold by auction. Ap- ply on premises or F. H. Horne, Citv. This farm contains 50 acres o land with crops. 5-22d3wpd.

F011 H/\l.l-1, i~lM()fl'1‘H l3UlLT 1\0A'l‘

22 ft Keel 40 ft over nil, new last year. Apply to Guardian Agent., blouris. 4-3df.f-

_________,__._.__,_____?._-- F01! SALE l i’Alit lil.AUl( FOX-

cs. Island Bred, Address A. B. tl., Gllaljrlian, Charlottetown, 5-23dl'tii. OR SALE--'I’O MAKE ROOM F().t young stock we offer three of _our best Female Red Foxes for sale at $30.00 each. Cash with order. Nova Kencls, P. 0. Box 750, Amherst, N. S. ____ 5-18dr0iprl. Ui.'1‘1()N SALE OF MILCH COWS will take place on June 1st at 1 u'clock p.m., on the farm of l<‘.'l. Morrow, Mermaid Farm, Lot 4x. For particulars sce hand~bill. l<‘.'l`. M0l‘l‘o\v. 5-27mlw.

__...__,__'-9_5_T____',_____

LOST IN Trllls Ul'1‘Y, GULU l'l.~t

engraved "Muriel," Finder please

i leave at 249 Prince St. 5-28l!l_3ipll. LOST, SATURDAY, BETWEEN

Pownal, and Large's Livery, rl ladies cravenette coat. Finder

please notify 106 Fitzroy Street.

_ 5-27M£iip4).

MALE IIELI’ _

WAN'l‘lED-FOUR PAINTIGIIS

steady job to good men. Wages $2.50 nine hours. 0'Csllaghen &.

McKenzie, Sydney, N. B.

5-14d3wr2wpd.

MISCELLANEOUS

A i’IfAt"1'1(`.AL CARPENTER WITH

il few hlilldred dollars can form a ' partnership with one who has the very best cluippcd wood-working fn::tory. flunrantced all the work that factory can do, year round. Apply nt once to I". I. Bllote, Tig-

' lllSh. I’. IC. l. 5-25|Mi.

Frm 'n,\r,E*i~ip'ry"”r-Kirin'"'nr§p Normle. l.ADll-ls wlsHlNG "spin-

Foxes all‘ascs. Write for particu-

J. . ier,

ella" Corsets crln obtain them through Mrs. White 79 Euston St., l’hone. 372 L. 3~21d3mpd.

.lllN(i SUNG IS OPENING A LAUN-

dry nt Montague in Ceo. Whitmnn's building where he solicits patron- nge, Work first-class nt cheap ratrg.

6-l6d2w.

TEACHERS WAN I`f.D

i’lfUl<‘l5SSIONAl. TEACHl'JltB RE~

quired for graded and rural no-, pofntnlents opening alter midsum mer vacation. I-llizbsnt enisrles oi.- tninefl. l“ull details supplied. Ap- ply,stating qllalilieations, to Can- adian Teacllurs' Agency, Hun lim, Regina, for Saskatchewan schools; and Room ll, Aull Hlocil, Calgary, for Alberta appointments I-Jfllnrlm.

Road. For particlilars, apply on

. premises. _ A 5-27M4lpd.

ro ner summon co'1"'r2f6n"`1i'r l Konnoeh. Apply los Prince st. , _ _ _ 5-zulu. . nouans orulon *ro

with new house and out buildings Prowse Block. Possession at once.

_ Apply to W. B. Prowee. 6-meer, G TO LET AT NORTH WILTSHIRE, A

dwelling house containing 8 rooms also one cottage 6 rooms. Both

1 with outbuildlngs. Apply llebenn

Bros., North Wiltshire. 4-tdtt.