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has been the Standard

_ White Lead Paint in the markets-of the l _ world. _

The Brandram Process make the wliitest and finest White Lead known.

It _has greater covering capacity, carries more Linseed Oil, and makes_ more Paint

than other White Leads.

Mans In Canaua sv " ` ‘

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.noMrNioN coal, conralw

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A As _the season _for importing Coal to this Province again near, we beg’ to‘§advise dealers and-consumers of Co il1ut_~_we are _in 'a position to grant orders for cargoes of R serve`Sc‘reened, Runmine, Nut and Slack Coal, F. O. B. a loading piers Sydney, Glace Bay or Lcuisburg, C. _

Prices quoted du application, and all orders will receive

our careful attention by mail or wire. ‘ ' `R:eerve Coal is well known all over this Island, and is most 'extensively used for domestic and steam purposes.

Schooners are always in demand during the season and

hai-tered at highest current rates of freight. Good despatch, Guaranteed schooners at loading piers.

PEAKE BROS Q CO:.

_L Selling Agents for Uomiion Coal Co.,

. hi for P. E. Island

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meth 'wh on susan one or twnnty teeth and not hurt you any at all.

A _ _s hot _ _ snail iii%ii‘s”' c n assi: o. o. s.

_ -who, :sum when su. prion nmanger

, "There, there." he _mid soothingly as

ture, Wi dow Shades, Poles

'Urs my hear) lure a certain lmie gp-i

with a pin." "Thaf's what lt il to be in love. Your ideal is based on what you think to be Miss 0sborne's character. - Now, Mr my part, I beueve um young lacy “liable of heroism." _

‘fdnd I cell you, George Evans, that

the very thought of physical pain turns hercheekpale, but Vin the matter of moral courage-well, I could stake my life on her there. She has such a high Ideal of truth and honor. She is so"- "Oh, yes, yes! Spare mel Remem-_

‘herl 'am not in love,” V'

An hour later he was sitting with his dances. a pussled,_ pained expression on his face. _ I “I don't think I understand you," he

said slowly. V -“You don't mean that you told your father the money was for charity when you were spending it ou this silly speculation?" Jessie osbor-ne’s pretty cheeks _were very pink. “Weil, I ',fhought it s good invest- ment, and; father never lets me try

stocks.” ' "But, Iiessie, you have been deceiv- ing__him for months.” 'A pair of little white hands flew 'bo

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you don't care," came in broken sdhs.

he took the slight fonn rin his arms. “I

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didn't mean to be cross;-but, my Har- ling. we must be honest. We must help each other to be true and morally brave." _ 1 “Of course," he mused on thewvly

home, "her father must have known from the iirst what she wins doing and simply meant to give her a lesson by allowing her to proceed. Poor little girl, she didn’t mean any harm, but I am disappointed. I didn't drink Ile! ea- psble of the slightest deception.” as rr e ea tn reading lo'

e urn e corner

his boarding house the light streamed out from Dr. Gordon's omce, and he dropped in for a moment’s chat. _ _.~_

“I say, Nail, you don't look ‘OIL

Whst's the mutter?" t.he_ doctot - quired. ` ' "Oh, I believe I have nerves. I

haven’t slept well lately." 'f as

“You had better let me glvegou I

sleeping draft and then take a _week's

I0

rest soon. V L_ V The sleeping draft had the desired

elect, and scarcely had Harry's head touched the pillow when he was wrap- pod in deep slumber. After a time he was dimly conscious of a hum of voices in the street below. The room was hot, and he tossed od some of the bedciothes. His throat smashed, and his head ached. There was e strange roaring in his ears. He struggled to rouse himself, but it was too great an effort, and he lay dreamily listening to the voices below.

“I tell you, Evans, Neil is in his

roomi" camein oerrined tones from Dr. Gordon. “l gave him a dope, and the noise has never wakened him." _ 5'

“We must take a rope to him,” said

Evauq,~;And Harry wondered vagdely

at _ u u_aiom ring in his Mdm vow ‘ ld "not how-1"<1'¢ain' it was nr. Gos-

don’s voice. We front veraudas ard all in names." » V , “Could we reach him by means of

the new b`uildin|i._g.Qppt beam runs parallel with his rooni. " _ i “ft would be madnel,” exclaimed

lfr. Osborne. “The beam wouldn't hold your weight. lsei It has burned -through at the and neat the Nelson house." \W__a`s it all I nightmare, Harry won- dered, or was it an awful reality? But the next words which reached him cleared the vapors from his brain and made him spring from his bad with a` ihonud. l_*Tll_beaal_§ea't heldjoujeavy

Beer & Weeks for Burni-

_preserver to the rumen

_ work of a moment: then. howl 0"'

_ » < ‘Ai "` carried hvay from the heat. He heard

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"` h get the rest she needs. In fact.” |10

added, “you monopolised the woman's

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nofjsspapel L;-and asain he scanned the`n_s'1|flw|I4ill. ~- . - ` _ some cominglo him-a girl' in.a»3ersey__,._weiat_audV shos-t._twsed skirr,_carryfi'ag lnher handVa coil or rope.; Ber._l_lAl_was nprahed.for a moment,~_and recognised Jessie 0s- borue. timid, little Jessie amid the ure and smoksi She mustnot come fai'lllel',and,pladn3l|lhll\4°U the window. wsu. he ensured la I* acend. _ ' "amp, you foolt' came from below. "Neil, for any sale. d¢m’t but 1011!' foot on that beam or ltisdsath for you hothl’° shouted Evans. Convinced that Evans was lldhf. he paused and watched the slrlbelow. Light and agile as a kitten, she climb- edfrombeamtobraceandfrombrace fo beam.

A few hours before he had boasted of his lfrelltlll and brav0l'!» IBC MN he was forced to stand with folded arms while this mite of a tirl. bwllllii him succor. The heat was intense and every nerve was strained to the utmost as he watched the approaching figure. Dne wrong step _meant death.

Awed silence fell upon the watchful crowd. but Jessie reached the “wld .wry m safety and then advanced cau- tiously until third wal IIUWG- 35° placed her foot carefully on the lol! beam and then slowly transferred hol' :weight to it. There was s sickeninl cl-nk, than a sudden lurch, which caused Harry to cover his er” Wm' his hands. But a shout from Geor¢°

k Th beam

had o Y sa

ing steadily toward him. He les'ned over the window ledli

with outstretched arms. A moment’s awful suspense. and 01611. WWI I lim* 'cry, she sprang to her lover's embrace. ‘As her foot left the beam the hill' skeleton gave way. but Jessie and hfl' precious rope .were safe in Barry!

grasp. _ V 'ro ,fasten the rope and lower his

0 below was the

hand, Harry descended the improvised nre escape. He felt himself seized and

a confusion of cheers and sohs, and then consciousness left him.

When he came to himself hs was

lying on n sofa in Mr. 0sborne’a homo. with Dr. Gordon and George Evans

beside him. V ., 4 , “Jessie?'{ he queried faintly. ' ` ' "ls safe and well.” Dr. Gordon re-

plied. “She escaped entirely without injury, and her' father has carried her almost by main force to her room to

right of fainting."

"lt was that confounded dope of

yours," Harry retorted.

“It came near costing your life; but,

thank God, you both escaped. Your in- juries are very slight, although your bandages look formidable. The burns are only surface burns and won't even spoil your beauty. and new I must go to Miss Osborne."

As the door closed on Dr. Gordon.

George Evans _turned to his friend.

“What you said about Miss 0sborne’a

sense of honor is all right, but admit like s man that I had a truer estimate of her courage. Or, say,” he added jokingly, although there was s suspi- cious tremor in his voice, "perhaps the engagement is called ol since you '¢ion't admire that type.”

“I can't joke about it, George,” Neil

answered gravely. “The type of glrl I pictured is all right in theory, but"-

`g Nervsle si Memory. *Q _ *The phonograph is wonderful enough, but the human brain is vastly its superior, as it has been shown to have stored up for forty-tive years the thoughts actually passing through if and the speech resulting therefrom,” states a medical man. _

“A boy in avlilageIntlie'.l‘yrol

when fifteen years old went to his fs- ther's held to catch I friaky colt. When about to place a halter about the animal's neck it kicked him on the head. The wound healed, of the boy's reason dl For forty-live years he li

gge, until he reached the I9 hen a prominent Ge lpeolnk who passed illliflllll the gillage la I holiday oifend to experiment. Ilndill thataportionliltheskullhedhsm forced into contact with the braha, _by skillful operation removed the pres- sure. The msn at once retained hh

1?*s;_:._and his nrst utterance sate e 'ofthe onseathetie wore ol was. "Did the mit get away?"-Detroit

News-Tribune. .. ‘ 3 -' }.. '

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your chest has slipped down

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Beer dt Weeks for furni-

Evans made him loo again. e

nl tad. and Jessie was walk-_

~ocated within easy reach of rail-_

w°f¥ Guaranteed Over Prewle Bloch . ’

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Mcillll UNIVERSITY

MONTREAL Session |909 - l9I0

Courses in Arts, Applied Science Architecture, Chemistry, Metallurgy. Theory and Practice of Railways. and ivil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Mining lmzineer-ing) Lav/,_ Medicine, Dentistry, ind Commerce. Mairlculatlon Examinations will com- nence on June rdth and September 28rd nd Examinations for Second Year ‘Iahibllions and Third Year Scholarships. \ill commence on September zlird. Lectures in Arts. Applied Science, and Jommerce, will begin on October ist; in dediclne on October ist. Particulars regarding examinations, ntrance requirements. courses oi study. ees, etc., can he obtained on application o

I. A. NICIIOLSON. M. A.

Registrar.

ROYAL VICTORIA

College - Montrea

A residential hall for the women students ff McGill University. Situated on :lherbrooko -troet, in close proximity to the University mlidlngs and laboratories. Students of the

lollene are admitted to tue course in Arts of MG l University on identical uerins with neu. but mainly ln separate clauses. ln ddition to the lectures given by the Professors md Lecturers of tho Lniversity. students are

saluted bg resident tutors. Gymnasium. katlnll' rin , tennis courts, abc. Scholarships nd Exhibitions awarded annually. instruction in nil or-unchou oi' music in the tcGill Conservutol-rum of Music. For further particulars, address l`l\e Warden. Royal Victoria College, V

MONTREAL

Business Stand For Sale

We offer for sale our business tand at Murray River consisting if one and one quarter acres of and with buildings thereon includ- ng store 6o:feet x 26 feet two‘ stories, two warehouses. iron house md stable also wharf property.. This property is well known as the rest mercantile business stand at idurray River being centrally

_vay station and post office.Having r valuable water frontage it aiiords insurpassed shipping facilities. _~`or further particulars apply to' he owners.

PROWSE & SONS,

Murra Harbor P. E. I.

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na "Now, Harry, honestly you don’t be- played bisse.`bnt'ths crackling ‘amen or-_ nuiooaness. who plenty or

_ love mer- ` mstsenogrmi-or one ro in r .mesa were 1- ul

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Every Sheet Guaranteed Chemically Pure. _

Insist on having Eddy’s.

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and where we are is notoriously

h e best place in town to buy hard

ware. The best place to buy any

thing is where you get the best

On the score of merit, value

quality and durability, our goods

are ahead handsomely. Every

_purchaser is certain to get a good

article. We cater to the Wants of

our customers, knowing what is wanted, and having' what is want-

ed,We can always supply the ariicle

desired at the right price. This

is the legondon our business flag.

good goods, and prices are right.

FENNHL i& BHANIJLE R

‘The lcinuwleigai Harriwara Dealers’

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OF POTASII.

BONE MEAL,

containing highest percentage of soluble and available

plant food in the agricultural scien

best and economical forms known to ce.

Each ingredient scld separate and unmixed as

USED IN ENGLAND enabling the farmer to obtain

his fertilizing materials at the lowest pofjihieigq? _api

'V in _the _proportions best adapt€d_ 'to _h1s__ partcunar fe _ quirements of spil and crop,~`”`payitig" li‘o""i'iranuiacture1_'_S"

profit which.. on

The farmer saves this while

No better

I8 years constant gressivc farmers

niost 'brand amounts to 2 5 per ce'nt.j_

Fertilizers can possibly _be manufactured. use of these manuros by our most pro-

prove their superiority over all others onthe market. _Send for pamphlets, “The potato crop in Canada"

Food for plants"

and etc, free' on applicétion

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