Dressed beef

Chicken Turkeys

Geese 1-'owl Ducks 16 Oats (White) BB Oats (Black)

Ilny (loose)

Maven ANY F/lllunr ll, on olslrvolmueur wllerl

I USED

COSTS NO MORE

- iqétfe

Libertas,

the ec

burned vate

ternoon at

-wsN'l;sn 'rwo

was sible and chamber

was tchen

Hollle.

-MAGlS'I‘RATl'B COURT.-A very

intereltinz cess has been before the Magistl-ate's Court, B erside since Friday. Frank and Dawson

of Poplar Grove were_;an-afgned for 1301 assaulting Mrs. David Palmer. The 51511-I illviild. witnesses examined were David Pal- mm” Wm ll* 8W°“~_ mer, Mrs. Palmer, Willinm.Dawson, “UW U V0" “N Yu"

in the

hail to appear at the Supreme Court. °“°‘"

After some reflection Stipendiary

5, ' w...n ...M n..~.,.n_J. slisrellll rrasosus

___._ ».'f1.<‘i'l-5...g..`”-. '

CONTAINS NO/\lUM. U -Joan .maine ‘nmal>.- The -w. s..ourzls snmmerslde, wasln

death took place yesterday- morning Charlottetown y;¢;_u-day_J, , at his resilience in Bummerside of --*-

has endeared himself to a lar e circle l

__ merslde, to the People's Cemetery -J. » » `

Corrected for every Wednesday and

vice will be held at the residence of -Mrs. David McEachern Canoe_`

B‘mrd°7 “sum the deceased at 1.30 p. in. J. Cove; spent the week end' in Sum- -_

£55519- E _ _-- merside the guest of Mrs. Chester"

Wednesday at 2 p.m._, A short ser- e--

mmm _ 20 -.rnonlarrlon caan.-An nn- Palmer:-1.- ~""' ‘

Beef e lo ‘I

I so 10

17

ill to ZZ ll to 15

12

A sclpendlnry Meonarrls \--‘gy riglt;'flt°§ -A- M- Joyce., Montreal; Geo. -H.

» Z.. held McDonald who is vvell known as Lal'-l10_W» HBIUBIZ W- A- PRN-iB0D' Bt-

Kidney Troubles, Bladder Disorders U19 manager Of 171115 C0¥l1DBUY.P¢l`B0l¥' John; 'olmster M°L“"°- ‘ Chm'1°tt°' Rhelzmatism and Serious Diseases ’-paul’ liable- H” 8150 Said that l-11° wwnli registered at th” glmmn

Followf sooner such a devise was done away H°“5°» BUUlm°l`lid°3 b°fW°°U 6-30 -_ with the better it`would be for all 15" °V°“mZ and 5-30 SB*-“fday

There arc other symptoms, such

as pains in the region of the kidneys, nervousness, dizziness, tired and case to this conclusion. It is to be °"J°h“ *md MTB- Yeo End ¢““2ht"- WOT"-OU! f'f0li".‘§, Weak bladder. pain- hoped that he will now get after N°"'5h°'m?'M\`!- 00111011 CWIPDGU. Al*

ful, scal-ly, or urinary troubles, other dy-ugg\;0r¢g_J_ » b°l't0ll§ R08- M0FU`lB¥l¢i CBD0 $111' which are jn-l. as dangerous, lor the verse' Michael Deeson. Gere re- nligliresi kidney aeinngernent ll ne- verse: [ljheo MeIe=e<=.~Emere1d: John nlecte-1 may develop into the deadly McNi\rrdo,- North Bedeque; Fred

lirlzht’s Disease, Dropsy, or Dia- Crossnlan, North Tryon; H. I-I.Mutch, beter. _ _Charlo tetown: H. Home Charlotte-

lf ii Doi only flHng¢Y0UB. but need- A town' Miss »McCallurn, -_liorth Bode- less, for you to sutler, and endure que; if-larry Clarke, North Carleton, lhe Lol'tllres of these troubles, _ for _ I __ __ ,_ f_ psgigtergd at the Emp;-agg H0131, "1"r‘;?‘*;‘SC0;"fYl;il ‘FSXOIINL QUICRIY ____ _Bummerslde, between 6.30 last

51 Eli( E 8 Bill! lTl SGTY. - _S __

There is no more ellective remedy Mrs' E J- T¢Hs Them ‘evening and 6 0 saturday even

known fl-r the euro of kidney, blad- der trophic and rheumatism, than this new scientific preparation, hc- cnllse it removes the cause. It soaks right into the kidneys, through the walls and linings, cleans out the clogged-lip pores. neutralizes and dis-

solves the poisonous llric acid and Hel/ PlUS~ ' BARBADOEB, Mar. 6-The British ` ' st _ ‘ f '

V-o e mailer. that lodge in the -"' schooner,Nel1ie_ Louise from Bahia joints and muscles and cause those _H-‘\MU-TON OF-to MENU 10 (SP°' for Bt.' John"' Nfid ' has rlived

s ..

cla1)- ‘I know there are a lot of hem with lo" 5! I-mm Q I

tcrrihle rl:c‘lmatic pains, and makes the kidneys filter the poison from tho lilood and drives it out of the sys- tem.

Three doses oi Croxone a day, for

a few days is often all that is ever needed to cure the worst backnche

or overcome disagreeable urinarv 1\lrS.'l‘8lb0t speaks out of her own NEW YORK, March 10.-H-ugh - disorders, and you can take it with Ulleriehcc. 'Cameron Egtabl-ook aged 36, 'a, Can- the utnzost confidence that nothing "Last ‘YNY I was Ver? Bi0k."' Mrs adian Denglgt with 9 large- practice , on earth will so quickly cllre the 'I`81b0f C0“U"‘1¢5~ "MY heart b°¢h9\" suicided on Sunday with ‘B l'eV0lVSl`- worst cases of kidney, bladder trou- fd dmc, my limbs weretlieevy. and I He had bgen suffering from nervous- ‘ \,le_ or ;~henma¢ism_ ia a iragging sensa on across thr , ._ ' “mn” nimggqn' Yoll will find Croxone diderent loins. Rhellmatism, lumbago and n"”"' HB ‘a,_',"| -' ., Bag*

from all other remedies. There ls

_ .. mu" er. .-'lv

nothing else like it. lt is so prepared the doctor 1 called in did not help of Hohner' t-he Ha -»' mlm U

that it is practically impossible to take lt into the humnn system with- out results. An original package

t hut trifle at any first class

cas

cos s a drug store All

if Croxone should fail in c

_-_

511 to 5; blind pig or hole Q11 _the wall device

Hay, pressed 39 to su played _an importa t part. Witnesses -M198 Irene Dl\l1¢-BD 8-nd Ml" FIOI5' 5;,-aw ‘L50 swore to having secured various ¢l1°°'PhiUiD8 01 th! Millinafi Dellt- nuckwh," W kinds of intoxicating liquors from 0! R- T- H0lm8l1, Ltd. Summ6¥'Bi50. Wheat I0 to ll this place. No person was visible in left Yell*-°l°.dBY QOYUIDZ f0l` Sh -T011!! Pelts 80 to hu- the transaction but_the bottle would to attend the Millina

Hides 11 he produced through a hole in the ’ cnliskins is wall opened and closed ny fi nude. A -J. Dvd. Halifax: C. G. Howard. snmr sg go el voice souls be hears l-nnlna this will Milton; D- F. Gibson. Helifer: resis-

hut no person could he seen. A. R. tered at the Queen Hotel. 5\lUlmBl`-

B Crosby, mernliei- » ni me Mnnonnld side. between *iii*-,3;£nl1lliet_ evening' and

, 8 portant decision under the Prohihi/ "**' _ I 0'* | '-° 1°* tion Act was rendered in srlpenalnry -Mies Goalie Bell end Mies Ide-

Magistrate McQuarrie’s Court, Sum- BBY'|1“l'd» S\ll11lD°l'Bid¢.' were PBBBRH' merside, yesterday morning when _EUS $0 U\18Fl0¢l-"OWU Yell-°|`dBY f'

Chnrles E. McDonald was convicted t°\‘l100l1-J. _ of a second offence against the Pro- ` '--'-

oo nl snmniersnle. In this ease the friends in Summereide-L »

Drug co , restless nat uns devise 6 30 Beturdev s.-I was carried on without h cons

concerned. Inspector Phillips has 9V¢Dll1K-J- done well in pushing this important “'“"

io l"i‘nd a Cure in- Uodd’e f ‘lmgl '

Kidney Pills. ` ` '-'1°*'°-

Elie Had Rhcumatism, Lunibago and BRITISH SCHOQNER ` _ ‘

She was Looking for in Dodd’s Kid- ` `

people who suder and do not know er'

what will cure them. Dodd's Kidney . I-ills will." -'-"*-'-'°"_“'

These arc the words of Mrs. E. J- ‘

Talbot who resides at 293 Welling- ANOTHER SUICIDE ton Street north this city. And `

nellralgin added to my sufferings, and and odduuow Randy” Jammer

f _.¢_a.,____.......__.__

me much. s

“I finnlly decided to try Dodd's ` - Kidney Pills I have used seven boxes *ONTACUI KIRKETB and I sm so much stronger and bet- `I'“`l. "'*”"5‘~ ‘

are auth- ter that I feel 1 must recommend Ddltected -lor |1787 *edheldly _#U57

return the pur- them to others." >-- 4 1 'Saturday IRM. .*-U.

Mrs. 'I‘alhot's complication of troll- Potatoes 33 _ .- - = hles ull came from sick kidneys. B066! UI' dol. ' ` 'I‘hat’s why Dodd’s Kidney Pills cur- '-lids pm' W.

ed them. For Dodd’s Kidney Pills are Bed (small) _per lb.

no cure-ull. They simply cure kidney Bee! (qllartsryper lb

disease of any kind. They never fail PWR . _-. -_

to do that. Limb, Def lb. (small

. Fowl ._.

llnwen .

` BUCK A

Fllil, pd' dos.

h _ vi'

%,-(Pressed).

(!M>ll)’ _

" 9"- 'iilniil

_ l ig

_‘En

,i

_is eer- refresh- , ae. » many I-Nllli.

F kD d .Fl‘kD- ---~ "_'_-'

" c - .§‘,ff,°°',‘,,§:,,,,’,f_f',,, Bf,‘;,,,,,,,§:, -ouannmuos.-'rue Pioneers ol

- ' _. .n d, , d d an , ninigliu ol .onarlomteen ee we

,t,:“;,t:,e cOt;[,]_,,_m%,.? ssengfg, ° ‘Kg friendly games qi hockey.. One to _be

A N G plaintll! and Mr. McCallum for delen- 91”* m s‘mlm°"m° lm °|\° ll*

ll cant.. Mr. lllecalluin asked unit nik °"l-\’1°*>*°¢°"!=- Gem” *»°~b°-viewed

D E R H prisoner Edgar Cannon he released on gi' -°“¢°- R' H- -“°"'1°°“- s;°3;-gi?

Wright was that the case should be 1910 h°"`°bY °h°u°“¥° Q" 3.530' 0°“

John Arbing in the 72nd year of his -A. 0. Rogers, Bummerside, was a

TH age. He leaves to mourn a widow passenger to Souris-yeeterday.J,

and seven children: the sons are _ -_

|; Davis and Hawley in Houston, Texas -Hrs. Arthur Lockhart _ and two

and gordoni at home, the daughters children, Kensington, spent the week ~ are 68 ll

MADE |N eie Greeoboro. -Man.. I-earl sue with relatives in sunimerslnm.

in New York; Mrs.H.R. Crockett and , Jean of Summerside. With the pass- ‘-Edward Simmons and daughter

i..__lT=-.-_-_-_T--_.__ ` ing of Mr. Arbing, Summerslde loses of Oentral, Lot 16,,left yesterday on-_ , I ‘i l

_i one of its best citizens and one who a trip to the Canadian West.-I. ' "

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of friends. The funeral takes place -Miss Rachael Ramsay, Tyne Val-

BUKMERSIDE MARKETS from the Methodist Church, Sum- ley, is visiting friends in Hamilton.

“ . in-§!'”`.'f-° _ L

hihition act and lined $200 or four "°M|`5- Hdwmd Wwks and da“B_h. months in jail.` Mr. McDonald is ter, Fredericton, returned home yes- rlie manager of the Meoonslil Di-ng terdev after spending e few dove with

ry opening.J .

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which are so

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Sprzzligfsi- F in

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e _ RATINE SUITINQS, 27 inches wide, _ h__ le _t _ t nv champagne

- ‘ ~ ' 1- - _ l t realm. e c nc' ll _, ,

a full line of light and dark colors, includ ;1;(¥"P;1;> lflue. This is oem omhe new sum

iing’ white’ cream"e1eciri§’ta9’°hamPague’ ings for spring and will give excellent wear

pale blue and grey, per yd... . .

STRIPED CORDUROY, 27 inches _

vlide, very fashionable this spring, in all 111 all the S_ta1`-‘le _ fha new Shades and coloringmer yd_____25c tan, electric, etc. per yd.............'.......2ffc

ANDERsoN°s ZEPHYR GING-

T-IAMS ill all the new checks and stripes,

_ and coloriugs, per yd........ ............_...l$c

_ iiii_1,i§'L~ il

and i¥i°tll1¢’l'L1ll£t`

D' ff.°z-1.Z°P?-if sv--=----y r . _ _ s _ . __ - v ` ‘_ .RATINES have-svenvg-aonlss of your oneeflllgmoafi-_sho-1eb1‘=>. K._`»_j_` ~ ifnot the most fashionable eeesson. , " _ - »__ __

” '- ‘~. ‘ ' Fnnnnai¢1yw¢_1niy¢fa ive* lafngesfink of diese beanlifiil o_1<1_ili_<1_i\fi,gl1\e1._fe\_»_r1_¢»

Recent comparisons hév_t'_s'hownr_beyoi{\d 3 doubt _th9»l€i§hFlf°' af¢'l1ff-° m_°i'-Q °§ Ratines, prettier desiglis al'ld'shades t 'sn will be found in ally other, one place nal

'ltlcludindg the

1 ia

C THEN Tnsasags 'rl-IE New ssizcss, poplins, _woferede we °<>`f‘1*~'~<1_`-'

dress goods, in black, brown, navy, cream and grey. '

Each day adds a frephness to the stocks

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* Each day makes Prowse’s more keenly interesting. f

per

Mercerised

STRIPED

FANCY cREPaLLA,4oioo1iee w'.ide~ f“

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/ _,_

sultmgs, 36 inches wide, colors, white, pink, cream, _

'.

AND CHECKED GING- _

1.

HAMS handsome colors and designs slplen 'did material for children’s spring dresses per yard......................... . ._........|0c

in _ in-u-I nl

L4di¢$`lll i5'w°¢“$ l `

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HAVE JUST RECEIHED some' charming models that _ _ _

spring, each in -itself replete with all the chosen lovleiness of the new season. This-ls the first Fete of the styles ln tlleir delightful modelillgs will be seen .the assembling of the manifold perfectlons of the new modes for

spring, ' _ ‘ ' '

They come in rich plain or diagonal serges and ` finished with the new turn back cuffs, color-ings are the

jackets llned with flue quality silk. \ ' HERE 1s oNE or FASHION-s FAVOUR. ITES, at a price that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. This s__uit is of two toned whipcord' of grey and fawn eifect, 24 inch Jacket with round corners, and turn .back

cuffs. The skirt and jacket are trimmed with '_ '_ ed pearl buttons. A most remarkable value at.......5%f_50

AGAIN WE DEMONSTRATE our supremacy

in the sale of skirts for spring wear. All wool Serge dress skirts made in the newest styles with _high waist bands ill colors of black and brown, trimmed with self colored buttons, exceptional value at................_..$5.50

“li iii” Prnwse Bi-ns. Lum. :i:.:°""

Neurnlgin. and Found the Remedy L05-p RUDI_)1{>_;_-

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_°_°"f¢`_f'-_'3A".'~=°°"f’-I-»"°°‘=-: ' 1”’ ses- e§'*f-;‘.'§s3 -,°§2--er " Fee-=

whipcords, plain tailored or trimmed models: many

smart French grays, navy,

ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL SUIT is made of _fin

F rencn Serge in shades of so

with silk. The collar is of_heavy corded silk in two-ton

colorlngs of black and grey ._

long with round corners, skirt and jacket trimmed with <

smoked pearl buttons. This most wonderful values at.....

DON’T BUY A SKIRT till you see our $5 oo ~'-‘

special all wool skirt, shown in black and navy, and 111 ~‘

the newest shades of ta.n and

trimmed with self colored buttons, very special value at ~‘=

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convey the first fleeting glimpse of flora `

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brown and tan- or black.” _._

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ft grey, beautifully line ‘

The jacket 'is 24inche ~ _

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suiit -is one of thisspringsv

s-ueesqgveeen-on » ...---$2|-so

brown. _Reseda and grey,

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ITE CO'l'l‘0N SALE.

2000 yards white cotton on sale

today at Futons.

Last fall we placed this order with

one of the best makers of white bleached cottons in the world. This purchase comprises several makes and finishes. The long cloths are ab-_ solutely pure, light, medium and heavy weight. »

Tho first line is a line bleached

white sheeting in a soft finish ready for the needle- and clear of dressing, good width and consists of 500 yards, regular 131:. value today’s price 10c. _ I -

Not only the lady who enjoys sew-

ing should take advantage ol this,

but- every 1 y` who requires good, pure white long - cloth. This 'cloth is a soft finish, comes ln 86 inches wide, is a regular 11c. value _todsy's price is 1-fc. _ _

240 yards _only medium weight

bleached cotton (English), absol\ltBlY pure, 36 inches wide, ldap value to- day l2c. f

Special 35 inch white cotton, fine

sheer finish, 14c. value for 12a. An- other a little heavier, - fame molto. 13c.fr-r llc. . oi _

Heavy twill 'cotton suitable for

gentlemen’s night-gowns ’or domestic sheeting 20e value for 16c_. _ ' ~

Another ssplendld. vallfe.-16c. for 13c. Fatons. 0 -B-¥llltt\‘»!-

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