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, of boys make all the money they need by a few hours'

easy work a week, wouldn’t you jump at the chance of doing it yourself? Therc's no secret about it_these

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,',_‘ Friday afternoon and Saturday. Some make $15 a week. - All make something-depends on the boy. It won't cost you _ n cent to try it, anyway. Ask us to send you the complete outfit for starting in business, and xo free copies of The Post.

f" Sell the-se Posts at 5c the copy, and with the 5oc you make

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' " buy further supplies at wholesale price, Besides the proit made .-1 on every copy we give prizes when you have sold a certain

$250 in Extra Cash Prizes 'iff each month to boys who do good work. Your ohance of getting

"`~" some of this money is just as good as that of any other boy who

sells The Post.

Tile Curtis Publishing Colplly.l'l2ilAr& 5i¥0¢I. Pllhdelllillr Pl. .

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TAKE A O LOOK

At your carriage and seeif it needs to be repaired, painted or var-

nlshed. lf it docs bring it to ns and we will guarantee you a good job

lur your money.

Our paint shop is under th _‘_ care of a man wl1o has had a vast ex- Q ,g _

perience in carriage painting in the best shops of P. E. I. and Boston, in F|°,~¢n¢e 0,,tr,»¢,-rne Nrcrrulgon, our-all so bring your carriage along and be convinced we do all we say. Our Cove.

motto is good work at moderate prices.

1 ; Q p`| K M Q Q Minarzl'| Llnlment for nie everywhere.

_t,~lrir twfryr Successor to Wm Pound.

HALIFAX STUCK EXCHANGE

ESTABLISHED |373.

We Own and Offer,

Securities of,

l,»ro,ooo Bonds 6 p. c.

stanfie1d’S, Limir¢d’=g»;;5§;=§;dcf==ff“

25 shares Preferred Stock 7 p. c.

25 shares Common Stock, \Vc are offering these securities at the lowest market

rates and will be pleased to furnish quotations on application.

J. C. MACKINTOSH Q1). C0.,

Halifax, N. S and St. ]ohrr,`N.ll.

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A linritcd number new shares Royal Bank of Canada*

‘N713 'VVIILIJ SELL

40 slrarcs Nova Scotia Fire Insurance Stock. PRICES ON APPLICATION.

F. B.1VlcCurdy&C0.,

Members Montreal Stock Exchange. 185 Hollis St., Halifax.

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llavc you seen the new

spring styles of

Dorothy Dodd SHOES?

We have a wider range

of styles than ever bcfure.

MORRIS & SMITH

Stock Exchange... “3“ §_'“='”- “`l\°={°"°f -l°_\<f=-=- we °r_ leo sr. JAMES sr.. X§Z.Z§;..il‘iifif "°" "‘°' E' ’lL`_i‘3?“‘

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Nearly Everybody

who speaks the Eng- lish language in Prince Edward island reads

The Charlottetown

ak B() 1>1rr sumrlfnslnr ruirn|ll===- e __ __ _ _ - f

MeLure took place yesterday to Borleque l Baptist Church cemetary.

John Wilkinson, A1berton,ls golng on

'opening of navigation to look out for a' new home, lloly it will bein some part oi’ Ontario. `

V There will benold at auction about the middle of April, 10 or 12 prime horses, full 'particulars given later on. Written guarantee with every horse.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton lectures on the

,Ruosoalapanese wlirin the Presbyterian church this evening. Admission loc. Lecture begins at 8 o'o1ock.

i Harold Higgins has bought Joseph I Durant's interest in the tonsorlal pnrlors on \Vnter street., next door to Alexander ,

I _ __ _ _e g a rapu onae a e g

Finest Began “ln “ork Society, and their friends are confident `~

r D ___ 1 __ R _ T F F __ w _S at thley :dialed establish an envluhle . _, _ _ t _ on orge h alt; .J . u erwn_ reputet on e ore t ie footlights. ¢ _] - __ I ww" °n t' B “sw “pane” M’ A corree ondent from S rin Valle \ `

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writes: William McNeill has received n telegram announcing the death oi his ' brother James nf North Dakota. l‘he J' remains ure expected to arrlvain afew ~._ \ days.-Miss Lydia Campbell is visitilm `

here the guest. of Wm. McNeill. 0,ur\ 1/ mail driver, A. Sudsbury, has not missed , a trip this winter.-.G. W. Profit recently -__ \ refused n handsome sum for his black

' illustrated by lantern views. For 15ct.s iyou will know more about the Eastern i War than in n-month's ordinary reading. Tonight in the Presbyterian Hall.

Exaetness-Every word in our advertls

inc; means exactly what it says. \Ve do not evade or hide the truth behind gener- nl statement. We are square. Come in _ and make o test. D. D. Cruc Jeweler and | 0p|,i¢ian_ 27d 51 .

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driving mare Nellio S.

annum. Addreaah Morris, Sumnrereide, xt .E.I. - astral ' `

The young men of the Darnlev Debating,

f'-lub, intend w|th`tbe assistance of 'their' _ - __ _ _ -

lady friends to .play a comedy drama -_ \ ' '

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MU'l"l‘A1tT-At Carleton, March 28

1006 to Hedley und Mrs. Muttnrl.. rs duughter.

1-IOWA'l`T-Ai. Tl yo r, Mulch 18 llliltl,

to Louis and Mrs. Howatt, u son.

\VO0I)-At North Tryon, March 1~i,

1096, to Nathan and Mrs. Wood, ason.

MARRIED

McKINNON-MoDIi.Vi'i"l`-At. Clrur~

lottetown on March 28, Rev. W. H. Serlge~ wick, Seymour McKinnon of Middleton, Lot till, to Smile McDevitt, of Cnledonin,

Mr‘KlNNUN-MARTIN-At the ironic

of the officiating minister on Wednesdny with lnal, by Rav. T. 1". Fullerton, Archi- bald 1licKlnno_p_, Charlottetown, :Ambros- iuc Martin, B'r;uc'iriey§Polnt Road.

MrQUEEN- NICHOLSON- At the

house of tho oiilciatingminlster Tuesday 27th inst. by the Rev. T. F. Fullerton Malcolm Mc ueen of Cnruhrid e, Muse

I ' AGA|Nsr CIGARETTE;

LoNnu:\', March 27.-A draft measure

has been settled hy Sir liulph Llttler, ,chairman of the Middlesex quarter sessions, which will prohibit the sole of cigarettes to any person under the nge ol lil. The proposal has received the wurm support of Lord Roberts, Lord Methuen

_ POULTRY RAISERS.

Nnw Yank, March 27.-Thcehinesc ure,

perhaps, the most successful poultry ralsarsin the world. They do not feed the fawls, but make them pick up their own food each flock being kept on the move, us sheep are on a ranch. The quality of the poultry ls, however, poor.

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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Close. Noon. Close.

March 27. Maroh 28. March 28.

Coppar............10‘7§ 108 i n.R.'r............ sr 35| sag C.P.R............ 172 172 172i Pennsylvania. . . . . 137] 1375 138i ReadllJg.......... l31l§ 134i lIl5§

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Southem Paoilio. . 67.5 075 68| sr.. Paul ..... . _ .. . 1755 1752 mu Union Prualflo 151! l51lii 156 U. S. Stee1...... . 1053 1052 will

Mln|rd'| Llnimsni Reliever Neuralgla-

Funeral Director, `

Chills pro tly atlended to day or

I night. Bznflction gn arlntee rl. l renewing um rn¢_puml¢ were apprec- ‘ iste the oervlceso sr lady ualatant, l i have engaged Mins Ferguson, a lady oi

Cunarllnn We-st.

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l)rvn|.rN, March 27 Experts calculate _

that ir-lah hogs ure unpabic of turning out If 50,000,000 tons of fuel tr year for 1,000 years, i and, nt the present prices, this would ‘. ` '

realize $00,000,000 a year.

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ANNUUNCEMENTS

11 o'u1ock a. rn. 281121

'.l‘m~<rt\n¢»rr Houarrs ann Lum

Ll uirlator for

AMERICAN semERs` 1*

Fon CANADA ,lf

ST. Paul., Minn., Maroh 27.-lb ,

required nine truins to pull the home- _I seekers out of the depot. hare the other .__ " day. Over n tlrmrsrrrrrl left for' the '

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-Any girl desiring to learn typosetting

should apply at this oillcc at once. Lf. /

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-The Division of York intend holding ._ \

a concert on Friday nt. 7.30 p.m.Admlss1on 5 and 10 cents. 2iid2ipd 1'

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-Wanted nt once a registered rlrurr clerk. Only n first clnss man need apply. Good wages. Address X. Y. Z. cure of the , Guardian. 13 dt-f. tw tf. _I

-Any porsou wanting lzood furniture ~_ \ will do well to attend thc sale nt (lnpt lt. MeMil|an’s residence. Lower Prince St. I on Thursday March 20th, commencing nt ` il

Sherwin-Williams iloor puint-, floor inc __/I

I iw etc., at Cameron 8: Co'e. 2011 ll `

WO0LENeMILL PRUPERTY For Sale by _'I' Public Auction

The splendid roperty known u the ` ` rum, rr rfym..r>_s.1»rmr,wr11 be ,‘,~

i _1 d _ \ ~ A * - ‘:_',‘,!,'_ '_1;_§_§{_‘;‘_’_’e°“ *f_§_‘l~__§;§;1__‘;l: Come in and bring your friends.

Fine sales, stove pipe collars, flua stops ‘

F & et.c.,at the London lziousr-,Cameron dc Co`s.

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. ‘ - Atlembefs NCW York ‘the bowels but also tonlnganfl alreng1hrn~ 0 "C or " E yum on e prop

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i ‘ I NORMAN BINMORE' j in detail will be mailed on application -_ - i I , - ' ' Manager' to the undersigned. ‘ V, "‘ , ',_.

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running order, driven rhy steam and ,» water newer; also Mrr.r. Srrx,WA'ran ' Pmvrr.mm:|, Sroita, Wuuz Housss, \

A circular containing full description

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Anexcellentopgortunltyisoilered any < _ - _ r " 2' ’ ` 1

person who may ooire to engage in the montuacture of Woolen Clnthl, lanketa, - ‘I _ lnnneis, Yarns, etc., aa it ll the Oni ' isnt of the kind in the rovince and I

The only hlttiilliillhtlhgllltilloihdt' Inna iritéagied ip arpienggdpbrglnegs egntre ill: ` I` I *Hin A. Fergnaor|,Lldy_Alr||tlnt- -1-,,;'°=,°°°° '°" _ ' ,',,’b‘:_“ ',d b '_ r ' _ 1 :::r‘.v-mrsmz... .. »“:="°*“°‘f1~i"i`-=”ii-=’ ’ 1 ° ' - I °9 '-ry »-~»»-»~.r-°-. Wednesday, March 21st, ‘ . _ _

C . ' The More That Saves You Mane

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Title guaranteed. ~`_

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, - r

Tire Tryon Vgoqlen Mfg Cn , Ltd , 4’

v i experience and competent in every par- » - - _ _ ,

}‘ 1 ' - A te ° ticular. - » - ` ~ - *XC U5|\0 S0" -1-_-._ Qpplcg pnggg ‘om _ b l’()S'l`l‘0NEl')--T_he ‘above role bun _ \ g

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Rav. Jas. Mcbouosu. will preach (D. ,f . I R I & 9 "

V-) ll. Summersido on Saturday the Iilst. 7': /

-at8p.m. and on Sabbath, April ist at, \ _ . .

l0.ilip_. m.,at Sesrlemwn at 3. and at Cape rt S , -..........._ _ ,f What We Adve rse is 0- - ~ A \V\l.ohakar’s .0pportunlt.,v:-For _ '_ 1 _ .

realm L wntoh and jevmlrv business _ _ _ '_ __ -.- _ ' featabiished lor 26 years, (Town ot 3000; 5/ ' ' ` ` ` ' iuiiablbanl.s),|\ good repair trade. very I ' ' ,_ ' `

little o si nl ‘ _ ' ' - -

poo tion, -fixtures less thu $211100 including anis. Need not buy- any _, stock unless you want to. Rent $100.00 per .Q ,'

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hor-tly. The Club which was organized

last. Autumn, has do'n`a much toward (' surblrsnrrr our n bntm _ V.

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It is up to you now to find the best store at which to

buy your spring supplies, a store where the assortment is

large and varied, where prices are so low as to compare favor-

ably with those of the largest houses in the Provinces, where

real values are to be had,sucl1 as are obtainable only through

a large purchasing power.

We claim for our store these advantages; and by selling

reliable goods on their merits, without mis-representation, we

have secured the confidence and goodwill of the public, and

consequently a largely increased patronage.

We tlrorouglrly appreciate this confidence and shall

make it our aim by constant care and study of your needs,

to merit it iu a still higher degree, that you may be able to

unhesitatingly recommend this store to your friends as a

safe and satisfactory place in which to do their buying.

Our spring goods in all lines cannot fail to please you.

We have the latest ideas in Spring dress goods and trim-

mings, millinery, ladies’ jackets and suits, rnen’s and boys’

clothing and furnishings, staples and wash goods of all

kinds, also in silks and ribbons, gloves and hosiery, corsets

and underwear, silk waists in white, black, navy, cardinal,

green, and all fashionable shades; also shirt waists in sateeu,

lawn and other serviceable materials ; silk underslri-tts in

black and colors, sateen underskirts. The latest novelties

in belts, fancy stock collars, setts of collars and cuffs, chem-

isettes, and the thousand and one other articles which go to

make up the stock in a iirst-class dry goods store.

Our stock is being' increased every day by the arrival

of new goods suitable for the Spring trade, and in a short

time we will have the largest and best selected variety we have

ever offered you, bought in the best markets of Great

Britain, Germany, New York and Canada.

C°“ft¢0“9 Wd Obllgiilg sales people are ready to show

y-Ou anything or everything you may wish to gee,

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