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Guan elliot

Guardian Tensor

'h°“m nn" " Arthur McPherson, Capt 'linvai-ss

the time they '

expired and thus

illiw. es all paw" I"

l“'°mPuY °“ “Pi” were passengers from

.Oharl

to Summerslde- Saturday. J.

HATS - Another er-

01 ladies' Panel” visiting st ins some is ciisriotis-

0'll

sssrsnu resgppsie

-Hrs Ed HCPBOIIOIL and lon

ere in Bummerside Beturday.J_.

-Mr. E. lil. Crosby amd Mies Olga

ottetown

Mr. J. H. Anderson, who has been

it H°\mBnl- 'm\°5° 8" town, left on return to Toronto Sat- ,v_.'

bleached pauamas, pos- “may mm-,,i,,g_

___ __

I

¢y1¢ and service that are

ol the most superior

u

rrsntly than ever “°\~ on return to ms some tram

Department requests to ins old some sv. Montague. Hs

was accompanied as lar as Charlotte- ~'r

as they are ervvriwcins an town by his sister, Mrs. whitm .

customers to leave their orders

busy season.

'Z' -Bnonssr 'ro P.c. uosi>i'r.».i..-

Streets, belonging to the estate ol h the late Miss Mary Ann Bowness was a pbld by auction by Auctioneer Mr. f_

fred Wl‘iEh¢ 00 SHWFGBY 135'- and sanitary and scientifically eiliclent on ,vias hid in by Peter Clark f0\' 5900- the market today. It is guarenteed

hy the makers and by us 25c. The 'll ' .

ltcr the expenses of the estate are

balance oi the monel'

deducted the - . which will be between $500 Rnd 5500» George and Kant. Sit.,

goes to the Prince County Hospital, ds per the will ol the deceased.--L

‘-Mr. Lawrence Enman 'g former Summerside Boy, who has been manager of the Canadian Bank of C0mm€\'CP at Briarcrest, Sask., for some time has been transferred to the inanaB¢'

duties. Before leaving Briarcrest, Mr. ‘K

Enman was dined by the b“Hi“°“ Acquiri is the dam oi Baden 2.05},

the largest money winner in and the premier winner. in regular

.West 8 f€W YGBFB BK°» Ml* E“U\a“ haf* racing events, ol all time. Baden's done remarkably Well. Bhd *NB la* winnings for 1912 amounted to est evidence oi his succesi will he “OV 775 and a Gold Cup valued at $500.00

men of the place who presented him with a purse ol gold. Since going

ed with pleasure by his many friends A

hai-s_ Russmu Noblcman Prince Vlazamski

....._--_--- for $30,000. Service Fee $15.00. Q

1

Minard's Uiniment Co., Limited.

Dear Sirs,-Your Ml.NARD'S LINl-

H get when you by Rexel Tooth Brush-

_ e house and lot situated on the ss, The bristles won't come out, the

ruer of SDFUIS Bhd N0*-W Dame curved brush surface and

lions. A great young sire. Futurity bred all over, and the sire ol trotters of size and substance.

.mmt °f the agency of the same b°“k"haVe a grand lot out at the races at Milestone and has entered uP0l1 M9 this year. Watch them. They are

lilnrch 28ElMsl year. _

` _ Coiiie and pick yours to-clay. C0915 and P1Ck YOUTS t0‘lf1y»

»r

-Mr. C. B. Fraser oi Boston, leit _

a visit -

,;.

an

ere are some ol the advantages you

-l"‘.‘~i‘

curved

andle enable you to get at the mol- rs with the same ruse and skill as he incisors. This brush is the most

cKinnon Drug Co , Corner Great

MEM

Aquiri 2.271-4

The greatest bred oi all the stal-

colt Will

the

ind you want, Kaldah, sister of

1912

$35.-

nd be was afterwards sold to the

J. M. Nicnqisou. f

2oz“icés‘e' st., ‘

Charlottetown.

KENT is our remedy for sore throat, colds and all ordinary ailments. _ It never fails to relieve and cure

pi- ptl . li om y CHARLES WiiOO'l`EN.... Port Mulgrave.

F or Sale

1 pure-bred Holstein bull calved L

April 23rd |912, out of same dam ss you osuoi Ns s5s8~ 101

over night. thursday May sto John Ber ni-11's. irishiown. noun thence to

h D r i v, va ight Frid

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~if-ir-l~ »r

(Enrolment No. 291-Dept. of Agr.)

Orphan Jack will leave the owner's

Men who know good clothes at a glance and those

the choosing of a,_r1ght style and fabric to the man does the selling should investigate the immense _showing of new _spring clothes at this

store. ,

' Come here and ask the salesman to show you the particular kind of a suit you have in mind; let him ltéll' you why these clothes. will hold their shape, why the materials used-are the best, why we are so particular I about having every garment made by experienced tailors. 0'

' If we can't, with this great stock of good clothes, show you just . what you want, whether the color be blue, tan or gray, or ,the fabric of . worsted, serge, or tweed, ,we certainly won’t expect you to buy.

have to leave

'Laooo CLOTHES. $10. $12. $14 so $18 1,

-

-v» 3

\ . .

if. spend ? -

Every Man 'Reolizes

the stern necessity of a new hat for_Spring-- you might furnish up last year’s Spring Suit and pass muster-But to attempt the same with last year’s hat is not to be thought of - So, then, granting that you cannot do without a new Spring Hat the question naturally arises

VVhere can I get the best styles, best

quality and best value for the amount 1 wish

I

The nzzin “who knows” answers at Prowse's.

Prices $1.00 to .$5.00

/ 1

, _

Every Other Man

you meet is sporting one of those new, soft, smooth-Spring Hats with the saucy little bows-Very snappy Hats they are and unusually good to look upon too-

Here at Prowses in the new rich

greens, mellow browns and other Spring colorings. A

Besides a rcgiiiient of other up-to-the-second styles and _‘_

colorings in soft hats for Spring.

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rphan fc e ,gitglxa at _ P . r.OS» » eforylélenore ""

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table Hampshire. Monday 'May 5 to I

B f Watson Smith‘s, Wheatley Rivu- noun SMA thence to Arthur Rollings, Rustlcovilld ovar night. Tuesdays Msyll to.Pstrlck Doyle's, Hope River, noon at or near Ma

itanley Bridge ovelé night( Wednesr'

Ms nr’s, ans oyrnn _. 'sy pred

`DeKol has an official record or per l"‘°Y"° G°°'Y° 1`"|°" °~ ‘“’“"°"» "°°"

hence to John A. Osmeroi-i's, India ' h B t d M

n lecte

FOR CHILDREN shops these coats are rather expen-

_~ lsive, but the little garments can bc.l

_ ny of the best lookirur coats for made st the home at smsu expense.

G A ‘U sv children this season are made oi

hgwle $3 Jo‘;‘f:§"H°w‘;’t';_?§_F:|_;I§f,{‘\'R’:§,’2l[: checked suitings. These little checks! "

n have a style all their own, and if ii’ .

D- plain

ominating color in the check is se--

f0¥m&DC€ Qf 10,141 folbs- m‘_1‘k_“ f§:.,‘:.‘ée°l‘§§:,,_|‘:,',£_§,i" “"2 “ffm ufgnafg is sure to be becoming to almost 3 Yeflfs Ok* for SIS d3)5~ H015-fm James 0'Connsr’s. Clfnton, where he will any

r

breeders can not make a nii-stake in siciiring that noble specimen of the great dairy breed. Apply to

HERM. PITRE,

Rustico

4Apli 5ttsme r zl.

IKORUON & DUFFY

Barrisiers and Attorneys Bnlicitors lor Royal Bank ol Canlda

MONEY TO LOAN

BFOWB BIOCK- Charlottetown

Nieifs liais \

When you buy a hat

it is very important that you not only [get one that is right in style and good in quality, but that you get one that is precisely suited to 1 your face and build. We are now* showing a

line of up-tc-the lists, inall the dimensions so can buy the ia* becoming sind' not 'be

to take one

becsuse

hive ,dw i

May 12 to Wm. G|ovsr's, Kensington non whsle he will remain over nishi/l‘ues1ls

play is to Rob’t. Dnmerel, Freetovvn, noon new

Above route will be noni inued lartnigh

ly nsalih and weather permitting. Mare at owners risk.

smsin until Monday May is Moa-day A

hence to Emerald over nighnwednvsds

N t H

emsin until the following llondsy.

t vet 5 lace

JOHN WATES

Ownerinc srge,

May 3,sme tl Juns 28pd. _

BEST FURNITURE VALUES AT BEER & WEEKS

.__-

Three drawer dressers with 13 x

2 ` ' .... .. .

h

2 mirrors-nicely iinished $5 25 up t

handles, lock and key, castors, 13 x &

Three drawer dressers of solid so ardwood-large size drawers, brass h ve

child.

' \

n ,number of the new wat models' Corrected lor every Wednesday and , are cut with the plain boyish lines so'

d to go with such a garment thel

hat in n darker shade ol the! CHARLO'l‘TETOWN MARKETS

ming to wsu aunt sinuiren. otiisri Bwhlrdey issue.

Map ifto _ewton, noon t ence o ugh de-Signs _UBVB the blllf- 859% Bt f-heio ai: iylg §)in»l_§¢;{:6l_p‘veni_icné¢;lr1t;.ie’l‘hurégg waist, while still others have either “ts (whim) Valley, noon thence to Pstrickhr\san's, box

Westmoreland nver pight. Fricl ~v May I to John D. McKenzie s. - artville noon-

thence to n\'ner's stables where lin will r

or strai ht sits. 10st (black)

s rl .

A One very good looking model is cut fggrk ( ‘_ ) in_Russian style with wide plnits at . raw' 9" Cm either side of the front and black vel-' -'lay' lp" mn)

collar and cufls. A black straw or Eggs-. P" 1102- hat would he a charming one to|B“tl'“

accompany this coat. fghlcffeb (gb) Other pretty models seen are of '°“’ ‘-""3 9 brown and tan checked materials,'P°tat°°51 P91' bus while Wlll.f.B.

Corduroy, too is a fabric much used | P91" ,

for childrens coats this season. Many .Hides

ol these have collars and cuiis of plain | C"“'k'“' velvet in the same shade, but perhaps ,Bed (lb)

a contrast in collar and cuils is more 'Lamb (QL)

. _ , , _ » A _ `. , /

me of the newest corduroy coats ‘Fresh H’"i“5' ‘DMA fg `L Ch to_wn_ gents

still others are in blue and' l"i"\1l’5- Pe’ b“'

lCabbage (lb.)

0 date ' liisef (quarter)

88 to 40

40 to 42

11}

$5.50 t0 $6.50

$12 to $15

17 to 18

30 to 32

‘ 12 io 14

60`to 80 ~24 to 25

15 3

. S0 to80

'D to 10 '

13

10 bo 16

$1.00 to $1.50

7 to 10

F-'1' COATS . tlieside iront. When bought in the_l _I

._ _'nf ___ _ _,_ » _ r ill*

Gold Bond Shoes

for Spring and Summer are arousing entliusiastic come ments irom everybz dy who sres ihem. lf you don’t want to buy a new pair of slices iight away don‘r lork in our windows. lt might cost you anywhere from $5.oo to $6.00. `

Morris & Smith

:»:___,. sg/V'

Y//fe 76/i\

lil

S

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` Call in and look over the stock

/3) _

If you -want what is really 1 right is collars, shifts and nes

- Reuben Tuplin £3 Co. -

. Kensington

\>.-_ 0 - fl s ' _ Come H ere

' Shirts “nd Ties

for 1 Collars `

The New ` ‘ you need to come here. '

We have asplendid assortment showing shirts ~

', in every color, pattern, size and grade, collars all

shapes and sires and ties that will please the taste A of the most particular and fasiidious dresser. '

iCodi'lsh (lbl -

sashes which fall in long ends at . Lobster (lb) _ 18 , _ _ _ _

_ _ _q i - -- _

`

22 mirrors, well finished .... ........$6.00 1

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Three drawer dressers, with large

sized drawers, 13 x 22 mirrors, locks and keys on drawers, castors, brass handles, made oi solid hardwood and iinished in rich surface oak 86.75.150, 5.75.

Fine line ol dressers, with eloquent large mirrors lrom 510,00 to $50.00.

Guaranteed "Hercules" spring mat-

tresses, guarauteed not to sag for 25 years are also 5 times stronger than any other woven spring. Best, and cheapest in the end ............. ..$4.50

Other spring mattresses st $1.15,

2.50, 3.25.

Iron beds, vhitc enameled, sanitary

gtggns and sm $2.50, 2.75, 3.00,

UD

All Brass befls from

are sure ol getting the genuine here.

Big roomy rattan chairs and rock-` su

ers, big and eoiniortable ..... ........$Z.'l5

BEER & WEEKS

#goo 2.50 Cdr# 75~°»

salesmen

high class to box

M “_ t 2 $12.00 to 50

a resses a S .50 3.00, 3.50, 4.50, 5.50. ' Wea

The celebrated "Ostsrmoor felt wer mattress sc sis.oo tus "sm mt" No at $10.00. We are sole agents-yon a d

Extension tables $5.00 and np, ' l11€

What Would You_

or Better Crops

:P

You want a bigger and better. crop-of course you do.

But what will you do to bring this result about P

med or used up by last year's c_ulti_vatl_ons.

The

Woiild you give your land proper attention, see that the kened spots are replenished with the fplanti 'foods that e used up by last y_ear’s crop-_and previous cultivations? man would expect yesterday's .breakfast to do for today tomorrow but thousands offarniers expect to use up ele- nts of fertility in coming crops.tl1at‘-were ,completely con-

io put your land in first-1:' ass izondition is

S* Unoiiired Fcrtillzers.' With -these you.

elements of.f¢ft.i,llty that li# '_n_eedfe_d_ fertilizers atfyonr. home to suit the vary*-,

,square__iueli,ofisoil.@_, . _ it ' V

is b°°k1sefi4¢¢ei#*»=. -

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Souris Electric Company Auiiiorized Capital

The Company purposes installing a Hydro Electric powerlpleni lat' _ -

the head of the Sou i__s River to furnish light and power tothe own of

Souris.

' ‘ The plant will develop and maintain over 125 h p (Estiinated b `

the engineer e_mployed,_M_r. . G. W. Campbell, Town'Eiigine`er,‘Sydiie¥

Mines) andlwill maintain _this energy over a period of three months with-

out rainfall

‘ f_l‘his.is 25 per cent' more power 'than necessary to operate reno-';»

lighis,.th'e number estimated' .

‘ i j ,'_1"lie` situation oi' thc"plsiit _is an ideal one and the cost cbnstruc`.”

tion will be moderate V- _ 1 `

. 4 iq

5

stantial dividen s V L

Tiis,sr¢sg'__s§rb,s¢ripson bssk is in ui if <1 f x

1“‘»'wh°m‘=ll lPDi¥5¢1i§>“.s.f°r-S.*°.¢k must bs sodf;sseadi~' S Q , .The ca,pli§l_§toclr.ili3§iilvidcd" into X50 (shares of

- ablefro _,.,c'."w`.ltlt =bel_a_nc_e at theicsiiaf

i

_ 'l`lie`.siicce3s'of the. Montague Electric Company gusegnféasi

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