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PAGE FOUR 'rum LATEST News THE CHARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN FIRST OF ALL I3, I9!!

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I‘1s A FINE RECORD CANADIAN DAYS FISHING sci-IOONER ON

TRIP AROUND HORN 1,; B

'Y Se mi-ready Suits

~_ made to s

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I l`l1e.Special Order representative

of Semi-ready Tziiloriiig will be at

(hir store on

to srecial mersure and delivered them.

Sarlorial world . livery garment

vantage to see the l`aliric_- :ind st

- November 1 3-1 4.

llc will have with him 5oo cloth samples, the choicest

weaves from the English mills. Suitings and Overcoatings made

Suits to order from $i.s. to 21_oo, 25.000 and 30.00.

t)vercOats to orclcr, 18.00 to

Semi-ready Tailoring enjoys the highest prestige, in the

Whether you wisli to iiiiy no\v or not it will be to your' ad-

S. A. McDonald _

Their ar

€l'€

pecial Order

within four days if you want

2 5.oo.

is guaranteed absolutely.

dy the new st) le models

"Just received a large consignment

O1 Boy's and Girl’s Dogskin gloves all izes 75c pair. i\lOore l\lcLr-od

very popular this coming winter. A considerable number of reversable uitings are shown. However these

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- 10.gg(\tf_ reversahles are used more for coat-

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“Our hosiery department is heavi-

ly stocked with full and wintc weights in cashmere :ind wools. 2. 30. 35, to 90c, per pair. .\li..»r¢\

McLeod. 111 _‘Ii

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~-‘ 1" 1-_-_’_‘._<1.::_ IJJ'-._-'~_»a:e15'1.;.

oilerrroomn with hot and :gold vrntrr lol \f.00perd1iy and up, wliicli incluilori lrf-i-. i1nenlP1_1bl1c shower baths. Nol.hiii';_li.1i squllthisin New Enrrlimii. ltoonm wiilii private baths for $1.50 ner riayinid up: suites of two rooms and hiitli for situ per d ty and up. l)1nine:‘ rooms and cafe flriit- elans. European plan.

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROGF l

stone floors. nothing wood but the door T

Equipped with its own Sanitary,

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. '

Strictly A Tempera-nee Hotel’

ngs than for suits. We have the atcst shades _in these cloths from 1.75 to $3.25 per yard.-PATONS.

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l»uner.1l Director and em-

lmlnier-Miss A. l"cr;;\1scn,Li\dy i\s-iisls1iil-- Personal Attention and Promoliiess huarantecd.

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice _

SPECIALTIES

Disinfecliiig and Fiimigatiug

I-'iunilure Repaired and Reup- liolslered.

Qilonl Salesmcn made to order,

flli"l"lUI<Ii-Kiiinz liuunre, Phone :¢1;'i':l,l{l<}$lDl-lNtll<J King Squiire, North Bi<ir=.Phone2i20’Ii. dttstf

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'We make no charge for tes

in g each eye separately to see

can be ordered Or not later,

' iif you need glasses and they

Bend for llooklet ‘

Cummonwenlth I'|otel Inr. V

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We :irc paying highest

cash prices for island Grown

Seed Oats, Seed Barley, i

(2 and 6 rowcd) Seed [`.` Buckwheat (Silverhull)

Choice Timothy Seid.

Send us samples and state

OO0<‘0OOOOOOOl@`@®3 ee 0 o

how many bushels you

have for sale, and we will

quote very best price.

Cartel' & C0., Ltd.

UOOOO ° 000000’

0) i i if/ (I, 1./ i ‘$9 _ G) O i .,' » 6) 2 ( _ 1:

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just as you please. We keep :i record of test so that when dc- sired we fit you with any style of lense or' mountings wished for and at a moderate price.

E W. TAYLOR

South Side Queen Square dmwirwt

rin our Repairing Here

When your wat.c_h_or 5'!-Y

li-wulry needs re' a|r1_nEY0“ nun bring it to uv wit the iumu rnnce thutlt will recs_|\'e prompt and expert attpntlon - that when mended t will inok nmzuuii an new-and that _ the price will he less than is usually charged for our qual-

ityvof workmanship.

e_ have made he proper

repairingollevelryaspecial- ty with un have mastered i~.very_detsil ol the work and can give you such satisfact- ory service that it will psy

all ur wor

you to bring yo ere. All articles kept over night are locked in our tire and burglar proof nfs.

W. N. TANTON Jeweler-Sunnyside

F? is

There ha\'e been nine administra-

tions in Kanada since Confederation, The names of the ministerles and the length of time they lasted were ny follows:

l-Rightlitinorable Sir J. A. Mac.

donald. Premier. From July ll 1867. to November (ith, 1573_ (5.7 years, 96 days).

2-Honorable A. MacKenzie. Pre-

ni1cl‘-from November 7th, 1873, to October 16th, 1879 Syenrs, 312 days). 3-Right Honorable sir .Ii A Mac-

donald, Premier, From October 17th 1879. to .nine sth, 1891 (11 y.-,ani 229 days).

4-I-lonorable Sir J. J. C. Abbott.

Premier. From June 16th, 1391; to December 5tb,1892 1 (1 year, 71 days).

5--Honorable Sir J, Thompson

Premier. From December Sth, 1892, to December 12th, 1894 (2 years, 7 days).

6-Honorable Sir N. Bowell, Pre-

mier. From December 21tt, 1894. to April 27th, 'i896 (1 year 127 days). 7-Honorable Sir C. Topper, Bart..

Premier. From Ma lst, 1896, to July Sth, 1896 L6; days),

S~l'llght Honorable Sir Wilfrid

Laurier, .lilly 11th, 1896, to october 3rd, lilll (15 years, 77 days).

ll-Honorable R. I.. Borden, Pre» mio, october 10, 1911. '

'l‘lie ministry of Sir Wilfrid Laurier

holds the record for unbroken length of rule. It likewise goes into Cana- dian history with the record of achievements in the country'g interest and with thc record of growth and progress in wealth, population, agri- culture, mining, manufnctilring, com- nicrcc. and, in ».fnct_ in every depart- ment of human effort. (‘anada is do- ing very well, and Sir Wilfrid's Gov- erninc-iit has sct n good mark.-Hann ilton Times.

DR. W()RK1\I.1\N GETS DAMAGES.

I\lOi‘\"1`RI‘J.l_\L, Nov., 11-Judge

Weir, rendered his decision yesterday in the famous “Workman Case," con- deinnin the defendants to pay the

_ E » Revfllr. Workman $2,580, for wrong-

ful dismissal, $1000 for libel.-and all costs.

ilr. \\'orkiiinn sueil the Wesleyan

i`o!li~;:c for $5000 for lvroiigfiil dis- inissul, und $5000 for lilicl, und the case has been something ol a scusat. ion from the start. Dr. Workman was dismissed for thc alleged hcrc- tical views he was believed to hold.

Mr. Justice Weir coininenteil terms

upon the testimony given by some of the reverend gentlemen.

MiSiili iililiil iiiliil _ UPSli Silllliilll llii

iNilii`»lSiiilN iiilli

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Notliing will remain uniligcsted oi

sour on_your stomach if you will take a little Diapepsin occasionally. This powerful digestive and untncid, though as harmless and pleasant as candy, will digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all the food you can cnt.

Eat what your stomach craves.

without the slightest fear of iudiges tion or that you will bc bothered with sour risings, Belching, Gas on Stomach, Heartburn, Headaches from stomach, Nausea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or a feeling like you had swal- lowed a lump of lead, or other disa- . greeable miserics. Should you be suffering now from any stomach dis- order you can get relief within tivc minutes.

If you will get from your, pharma-

cist 1150-cent case of l’ape's Diapep- sin you could always go to the table with it hearty appetite, and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no Indi» gestion or Sleepless nights or Head- ache or Stomach. misery all the next day; und, besides, you would not need laxative or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowels clean and fresh.

Pape‘s Diapepsin can bc obtained

from your druggist, and contains more than sufiicicnt to thoroughly cure the worst cnsc of Indigestion or Dyspepsin. There is nothing better for Gus on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a Stomach Headache.

You coiildn't keep rr liundicr or

more useful article in the house.

“2000 yards ot dress twceds and

suitings are on display at Patons. These tweeds make very stylish cos tumes. We have every confidence that these tweeds are going to be

IT GROWS HAIR

But Not After the Ilair Root ii Dead

(leo. E. Hughes will tell you that

he sells n grunt many hotties of I’ar- isian Huge bcciiuso it gives satisfac- tion.

He guurnntces it tn c1'udiciit.o dun-

druti, stop frilling und splitting hair and itching scalp, or mnney buck. _ l’nrisinii Sage will make hair grow ll the root is not dead; it puts life nnil lui=.t.cr into dull and faded hair, und is the most. delightful hair dress- ing in the world. Only 50 cents a lnrrgc bottle.

Parisian Surge in the bent; hnir

grower and hcautifier, dundrufl cure and scalp clenncr known. Try it or our money hnck plan.

The Guardian has received a copy

of Canadian Days, it book of gems for each duy in tlie year, compiled from the works of Canadian authors by the 'l`oi‘onto Branch of The Can- adian Woincn's Press Club. 'l`he sel- ections ure terse, interesting and leave 11 pleasant memory for the per- son who daily makes it a rule to read some quotation or verse to start the day ariprnt. Many Canad- ian \\'rite1‘s are quoted including An- drew .\le`i’hail nld L. l\‘I. Montgom- ery, uf this province, and scores of Otners. The book is one that suoulu he appreciated in every nome, is nicely hound, attractively printed, '1‘he selections have been made \vit| an endeavor to give an idea ol country and their olnect should sure- ly be accomplished in the brighi thoughts so cliaruiingly arranged. The publishers are The Musson Boon Company, Ltd., Toronto, and Lon- don, England.

MOST VALUABLE GARDEN

IN THE WORLD

There are many curious thingi-

aboot the Bank of England, but am- ong them how many know that ii possesses a respectable garden 'i' It is to be found just inside the Thread- needle street entrance on the left- liand side.

This old-fashioned garden bus a fountain in the centre, gravellco paths and a couple of trees, the whole forming n quadrangle with thi hunk building running all round.

Its history is a curious one. ln re-

ality this garden is the churchyard ol the vanished Church of St. Chris-, toplier-le-Stock, which used to stand where the Mansion House now is.

One reason why the church .was

pulled down was because its tower completely overlooked the bank, and it was feared that it would be n danger to the “Old Lady" if th. cluircli was occupied by rioters.

.~\s the bank occupies the site o

the entire parish of St. (`l\ristophei‘ lc-Stock, it is said that any freeman of the city can claim admission ti the old garden. But. ns a mutt of fact nny one who carer-i to s”r it is well worth fi visit. If only for muy do so during business houi‘s,r1 tiic'fi1ct that it is tho most viilunlilc igiirdcn in the world.

ltl’l`llAI.l>`-'l`lt‘ Rl‘},\DlNG -

AT THE S\'!\‘()ll

'1`Ol*l().\I’l`O, Novemlier l0-('onste1'~

nation has been tlirown into the evangelical camp ot the church of ldiiglniiil in Toronto by the gratui- tious distribution of a quantity Of ‘nigh cliurcli literature among thi ncmlicis of thi- synoii, This litera- ;u1'e is in the form of n pamphlet -ntitlcd ‘kllzinunls for the Million," -ind it deals with the meaning oof ritual, of tho real presence and thc- only sacrifice, It is from the pen of Rev. l"aul B. Bull, M. A., of the voinmlliiity of the resurrection, Miri- ficlil, Yorkshire.

Father Bull has been in ’l`orOn\,o

and it is understood, that he in- tends returninlr here. 'I`i1e e\‘nn|.<elical branch of the (`liurch of England, sees in this propaganda a continun tion of the mlssioiis conducted here ly the Mirifield fathers during the Lenten season. At the time the pres- :nee of members oftliielish religious :ommuuities was culled to the at- tention of ltural Dunn Cayley, by the '~Ion. S. PI, Blake, who suggested

they might do sonietlling to restore

NO FRIENDS ON EITHER NIUE.

BERLIN, Nov. 10.-The response

to the house was a broadsidc by the leaders of the conservatives, cleri- cals, liberals, and socialists who at-

tacked the MorrOcan~Congo Haggree- ment as liumiliatlng and approved

for the colonies, Dr. ‘on in cu _ who resigned in pr0test.VTl1crcliad

the actions of the sec1;cta1‘y_ofl statci MONEY To LQAN _

L ‘HS 'r_k.c.. N.A.oAM1=1~1s:i. -

to be re\'olutionl».ed hy the steam

cican const alid if possible her 100i

and Imperial soldiers hold Purplei Hill, whore they are, while from he-i neath their stronghold, they are driv- | ing the hordes of Chinese out_of_ the rity.

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rururs Rm-iii.snn i

ALI. ALONG THE LINE

TRIPOLI, Nov, 11-Strong forces if turks and Arnlis, supported by artillery, delivered fi dcterniined at- tack on thc Itnlinns bctwccn Hami- dish and Boumelian.

The Turks displayed desperate

courage, bllt were uiinlilr- to witn- staud the tremcnous comliined fire from the trenches, artillery, and. ur- moured cruiser. Tlic-rcforc, they r

treated all along the line.

N0 Italians losses are reported. _

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TO BE CUBAN GIAi\"l`E' NOW. ‘ Now ronli, :~:i.»~..1ii-_-1 iiiiirei-'si dozen of the New York Gliiiits lindcl 'iflicu to lirouiluny iiuil set snil for. the land of;cii:,ars and seiioritas. Thai ‘oiitenilcrs in the recent world'si series plnn to spend st good part ofi

the winter iii t'ulu1 pliiyiiig cxliibi-W

ilL00|l PURIFIES l'l'SEl.l` I

l°l\'cl'ybody knows that running wut~§

cr puriiies itself with the oxygen it :cts from thc dir. but runny do not know that thc snine is_ti‘uc» of thc iilood in the hoiiy. If thc blood con- tains ciioligli iron if is deep red and can tnkc up large ziiuouuts of oxy- izen through this llliigs und thus kcepi itself pure. lt is not iiecfssnry to: take potush and szirsrtpurllla. i

To keep your blood pure, keep itl

full, of iron hy tnkiiig- Vinol, our de-f licious cod liver :ind iron tonic. Tliisi is the best thing for pale, weak, run-i down people we ever sold. it is aim-i nlv nstoiiisliinir how it gives new] strength and vitality. Try it on ouri l'ecoin1ncnrlution, und if- it docs uoti

'lo ull we say, you get your iniincy;

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Barrister Notary Public etc

_ Mouev to Loan.

Morris Block-Charlottetown. Zddrtl. /

STEWART fi). CAMPBELL

i Blrriaters. Solicitors. cle. Offices in Desfirisay Block Onrner Queen and Grafton §trects. Charlotte- town. P. L. Island

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Browns , now

1 Lrawlcr, intend to go in for the hali-= ’ I-Ay ‘rut fisheries on the Pacific Uoast l - i\\1\\l ’ 17*

I-IORRIBLE aivrcuienv

iN 1-11s'rOR1o NANKINO . ~ _ ._ 1 '

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PEKIN, Nov., 11-Historic Nan-_ Q s- __ -_ ,

king is noi: thc shambles of the Mau- “ Eh "~;`_;§`;,,;_ chu butcher. The sun sets last evening 11'. -- ‘Nl _ ” sf-1,-;1 1 . \ sis

. _ llrlll `\\\~x-~ i--_"L_ - . \ .-'.< ?’='»?"\\`\ \ \\`

upon a scene ot fire, rnpine, desolat- .ir.‘,>,,l'1ll,"‘§.',\f?~.. Z-E7 »_ .5-'_-_: ionlution and ` lult.cl1e1‘y_ unrecorded -_’L|i',\,'W,<l,1`1>*§*`__ \\i-\_>‘-`~T£‘_.`__-f7;`_~;l~_;; in modern history. 12,000 Manchul ll`.‘,‘,l`\i._‘f~`f\‘;i.Ll'yl,1- ;"‘-_T;1_l

'V ‘-li-‘I‘.="`l;.=‘ir-~l'¥ri‘i_’1i.'£1 1-53,.

buck. Let Vinol nmiiv. you strong. 1

lil. A. Foster. (‘ciiti'nl llriigstorc. ’ _____________ - lion games with the t`ulinn lcugucl ’¢fHL`§'iQNG__!EN' \_ '

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BOSTON, Noveniher 10-The crack .Ns N S

knocknbout fishing schooner Victor ' ,,‘” '

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and Ethan left Commercial wharf * , ' _ _ _.,-

yeeterday, bound around the horn 7 . .f 0

ror Seattle, Washington. It is the \

longelst ppsysnge ever uéidegtaken by a W’ _if _"

vcsse o icr t pe an er pro 'ress ' ' ' ’ will be keenly wlatclicil by local *mar-` " " iners and fishing masters, who, fear- `-».,’»,"' e ing that the local fish trade is soon _ . ,;,.,_»V

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The course, planned by Captain Rolyi _, .,,_il\.;-3il\‘ll`\¢\¢\,. _

-rt Lnthigec, who is in charge of \_.1I,\\,\§§<\'-.1yjiyliflwl`{ll\\li\lill\ " "‘»1._-.il,».

he vessel will take her near the Ai- .-:\£\\\\\\\§\§ illylllyihl_1..i<_li\\`p_-,M ,\ _\

` "j.""~"\~ .\_‘i»"\\li,`.§ ,1;.i_` l 1‘1\\ ‘-l ‘ `.

horse-power gasolene engine will be \liy\lf,:,\\~\.:\l'l,'j.‘_\1`.‘qt\\lp\\ ` ‘-_ (gl 5-‘ll used in sailing through the straits ‘lw~,‘i\‘\_\_1".§ll,‘l`\’l1l"f `i \ \,\_1;»_ instead of going around Cape Horn. \1\\`-"1.`,‘_‘;,"\li1l,‘,l'.l'1l \ ` wiv. ‘_; 1

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Stanfield"s $2.50 Red-Label _

Underwear 1 fl SUN?

This is the most popular grade of Slaiilielclis im.

- derwear and we think it is an especially good value

at its price. It is of inediuin weiglit, made of super. ior quality wool and is absolutely unslirinkable. The wrists and ankles are doubly woven, buttons are firm. ly attached, tlie lmnd-sewn -button holes will never wcar out, while the drawer straps are put on to stay,

Made in sizes from 34 to 44. Price n

suit

_ Stanfield’s Green liilicl, Truro knit, all sizes, not

quite so good :is above _ _ _ _ . . . .. _ _ _ .$2.00 a suit

Sta1iiielcl’s Illilelziiici, ri. splendid liuc, iiicdiuiii

weight, all si/.cs, a`suit __ _ _ _ _ . . . $2.85

-_Staniielcl’s Blricl; laliel, the heaviest grade of

n1cn's underwear made, splendiil for teainstcrs, farm- ers nnffl those engaged in out door work, all qjyes 3

. . . ,

suit._.._.... ..... " $3.50

Our stock of iuezliimi wciglit Staui`ielil’s range

from green label :it $2 on xi suit to choice silk and wool suits :it $5 Oo. Call in today r1iif_l see the line.

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the niimber written in _the hope that _ A:-_"i-"_,.__ _ 1 _ ‘S I T. _

theihold eueharist to its prol-‘er lilacc C t limi-;s'i~§<--.‘_:.1,-'.A'_ \ K -, in our church worship. 0 J. B. A a »é`5%»-...JV i ‘

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mis ideal Engine is the 1

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would he exposei O a severe -, ing by the opposition, but the de-<

heeu no doubt that the chancellor!

it gruell _

DR. CLIFT I

f tl l th nu rvatives and cleri ._ cliffs Odin? a siircIJ(i~is: and a shock. The Hamm( 4H°te1» 1 chancellor listened in vain for a word . _ HALIPAX

'l`h4 lilt-.i|ll< irrllorilulleli iii# is li# mo i'\il|i|`ui llulmr liiut v\i|l

Farmer’s Best Friend li

ini: dissent of Baron Von Hcrtling

the conser a . Bcthem, the head of the socialist party.

“Dr. (fhasc's Mciliciiics are nirioiig

have just received a fresh supply of the "Nerve Food," "Ointment" ni.<l Kidney Pills and will he very plnuscd to supply your wants in that line

v (‘r (`ol Gt

:if approval, while from the royal; H IN- ‘5~ .I box sounded applause for the scath-i g__(i';l-1|:-'.1-3,l,,'§f’dz Da' y

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v tive leader and I-Iccrl

E ` DR. A. A. LECKIE

_ (Government Vc\er'n':ry Inspector) ELDON IIO'I"I'II. Phone 289|.

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Barrlstern, l\tlorni-yn, Notary Public, Etc

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nfj\'vI' I=u_l you. lt is iilwiiys reiuli' to do inoroltlinn itm slim-ii .if ini- work will run in lhu 1-.iilriuui ol wi-:illii-r iinrl iri-i-p rixuuinir 'until you stop il iii the fui-l igivils out.

ltis 11 i'i-i1ilA_\' i|idis|u~|is:ililr~ iiiijiini |41 ;|i\_v |,,,,,|`.rn [yu-,,,_ H it-i|| .nn

_ itil .\'l>\ll‘ Il\|wh|_ni-s uii_d uo_ :iii the i-,iiori-sl'roiii 1-hi1rnl`i\1»: and pumniiii:

l‘;'f\l-9|' '~0l1l\"9Hf\ll\|£-ll I<~\1_\*1Imvir-. ~tr_oui: and sr-r\_'ii:eiiplu l~ui.:inn tliut can F °PUl‘*\f-“fi ill l\l\i\' l1_0.\'2 ls #nav on oil _iiuu irnsolini.-, cun be moved from slice' to Iiliict- :inf wiIi_il-» |no_rc \\_'orlg in om- diiy than 1\|iai'm_\‘ of "hired B P CU\1l --llldl-ll H ill! H1\‘~'lnL! in time und iuoiiey loo.

\\'rito today for our frr-1- illustrnt ri cittliiogiie und pri:-014.

if -1°-1-lWburl<i>n fc Shaw, Bruce Stewart & C0., Lid.

Charlottetown P. E. I.

the most popmnr som today' wc Offices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown' 1

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lnundry work you want if you patronize THE SPAR STEAM LAUN IRY. We ‘€£S.“%JP','l$€iil§’1 "°'f‘l.'l..'.l‘ .°"i'i..l"‘i’i‘l‘S“”.7i your lines. This is 'ima reason why you "‘3“.'.‘l..‘Z}"°i‘l‘$ ‘ill '?i{‘.»"1"‘f;'.ii°J»"3i ’i‘i’.‘-2 cn s . work sud on géittlng it at the right time

Star Steam Laundry

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will please the most critical smoker.

We have been handling

cigars fora long time and have never found one that will give so much satisfac- tion as 1

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\Ihi\rIutt.etown. l’. lil. Island.

i Richmond 5trecl,oppnsiteSt. l"1uil'|i Ciiurei llnurn until to 0'Cl0Ck to 3 p m

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i w. .blue enamel or pl.uii anti, uiih iiiilcl tiiuii.iiii5_, _ ' Y 3 FOR SALE BY

S. W. Crabbe

.DR JOHN LEDWELL. M.Dj imiiiiw/\iii-3, 1'.\iN'i‘s .\- oils _ -

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‘ HOTEL BRUNSWICK A flllt‘. lluf~llllf.|llt!l1t of Lire |-_cyg most popuhu. [mums 0( tm; fi Y I Moncton, N. B. ‘Beml`n°g°"t“ shirts J“’*l- \”°Ui'|V0‘\. nl- nmkfug ecrvlcablu yet stylish suits.»l1 'tmhalifes and llusti ljnested Hotel i li". Biaft :Pont and dress niiirts. Tltcy lomcs in the fitshionulilo shiulee ‘fl :S1 1 dy' neeornmo s nz _lm gnenti- ,are t e anions W. G. & ll. llmnil; gun 1-gd my _ gmipg und inyrts 1‘wtf:I3,.03,:'f,‘g(f'L“;"':|gL:‘:,’;°;;:‘:5§5°a,';':: yyou know_whut that stnudi-i for ou n greiin. i Iieigillnr 51.00 vnlurr now ~mukinaitsocciallydslrahielortouristsIt lshlff- YOU Dccli a couplc to frm-iii'.n your-3 for 73;; -_-lfntoiis. 1'|""“'m‘

.the summer seoson.GEO MeSW|t'l~JNE\ iyour chance. D. A. Bruce, 11~9¢1gf_J ` ...___ t `°_` "M-"-""'”"°'”°"”"' " " "°" -_-_. ns I I I 1 en( n gmulll 5 ‘ S. _ i "Broad cloths are being shown |Pati1lii‘;‘l B Tsliiage iigoodrril ma)ku very ser-

suuuirrsn Ano /rr-roimgy I auch more of late. There ls notb- lvicnblc school dresses and coats 'Ol'

l liolleltorl tor the Oanndien Bank of ling prettier for a suit than those ni - 'th l'/ttl f lk t n very 10lllil'“`

Commsree,Montnzus. fn `i 13 gh B' 8 ' e 0 8 n |rlc.-

I 1° 0 bf- hlve soft velvety look price 321: per yard 44 inches $128 du.

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°"l- IIBUIGIY. black, tan, navy und! "Hee Haszsrd & Moore'B Sam

\ Cgntml Drugstore. Q 85°C blue. (F01 relida, myrtle green. hooks ol private XmB9» K"°°"l"

B fmt rr d' r nr-Inv '°"”~ l"°'"' “ll Wine lrunzed and ’cards. beautiful amuse! \°" tprlliff

The “Sublime”

You will have to try a

Sublime before you can realize its goodness and quality.

tile, 3 for 25c. E. A. Foster

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Sunnyside. _ 0, § E ,Agia MI - .

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