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on all dress goods-this includes sergcs, panamas, broadclothes, cheviots with ‘ white hair line stripe -Brillianteens with white hair line stripe-cashmeres, lustrcs, venetians, voiles, etc, etc, all shades- and all grades.

Same disc. awplies to trimmings for

above Remember the place, Remember thc date;

CHANDLER £5’ REDDIN

5-1odr3i_ .

,L ___ _ _ V ULl‘}ANLINl*lSb. t.l<-ninn \vnlke<l up to the niietiiiiii-1»i‘

_ -- " und held ai short conversation with

'l`licrc‘are runny things these spring him. Surveyiiig the :iudic1i<',e with ii

days that remind one of the iulviin- st;-rn eye, the nuetiouccr snid---"\ilcn- tugc und the necessity of cleanliness. tlenivn, I ani inforiiied that pocket- A little town do\rn in lffiunceticnt liookcontuining $200 in iiotuu has the other duyliiitl a “Spotless '1`o\vu licirn niissed, liut, owinir to the nu- t'rns1ide" that we are told destroyed turn of rertniii viiluiihlc docinncnts it niore old tin cans and refuse tli:i11_c1iiil.1iiiis, the owner is pi-epnrud in thun pretty nearly any i1iluibitu.nt give .i550 for its return ninl no ques- liclicrcd the1'e were in thc \'.'liol1~.‘i.ions nsk;~d." Silence reigned for ii stntc, and made thc place look “As brit-l` .~~pn1'e, and thru n sninll voice f‘|enn ns an Easter I.ily," flirty wus iicairrl to cull---"lPiity~one.”

yards inenn flies, und sickness und -_---._____

death soinctinies; lioiisccleniiiings u'.'e` ,.\ 1,lN(‘1i1,N 1<}|»11;1i_.\;\1_

hygienic necessities, rveii if ue do -- nut nlw:\yS l1l`¢Bfi f-|\0|\\ With 0l\U\\\S~ A well kiniwu litcrnry inun' wus iusin. t`leuulill0SB iS H0( “lily H11 ii! }\rui.~eiiig liineoln nt, :i dinner in New dividuul but 1.; social 1:1‘=1er --fi well. York. “i.iuctilu," 1-uid he, "could not We ought to be elcun for our i\l‘l§l.`l“ stniul tedious \\'ritini_' in otlicrs. Hr lio|"s snlie :is Well HH 0lll` 0\`\`|\- Anil onrc Condi-unicil for its tcdiousncss ii tl\lS i\lll’ll(‘f~`~ ti’ ll"0l`I` llllllllli tllilll lireek iiistory, \v|i1‘i'eii|uiii at iliploinnt

S ecial for Fr 'd ._-._...»...--_-.1

I I Halifax, bt Joh.u_.a.nd_0I.h¢L.M&i‘l:

' lt pays to _buy in this province. T, E_,MeNutt, nity., returned on the ltime cities, will be established in

express last- night. itliis city in-tne store at present oc-

Tiuimas May, city, was aiiicngtiie --- curled by W- C- Turiwi' & C0-

passengers returning on the mail Col ‘clergt J .I Huse ami Sergt. --

tiain mall of C Co 82nd . `

May 1 1 1 -' last evening. o. J. onus, for .. yu _ t.d‘th th t t

- -- Re , ct , have recen y aecep 1: e e I/as cn mon s as ieen vi.

` ' MFE- l’l`\\l1ffY. CNY. WHS hike" to raiizlf of siiirgeants with "F, Co., \Vin- ing friends and relatives in Califor-

Ule UhH1`10U~0f»0Wn H0HI>lf~8l WCUIIEB' mpeg Rifles," of Winnipeg, Can. lnia, was among the passengers to the dny night. She is suffering from ery- _ 'city on the mail train last evening.,

. _:="l'lf\$- Miss Mabel Neyqvsome, duuiiliter ‘pf Mig. tl\icl\lallitiiiiT€~}1]:tiiriietl vig Bostp;

_'_' . , Peter and Mrs. ewsomc, ci y, w u an s oppet o ere some ays wi

., Chester McL11rc, city, was among ki 1. a course of training friends.

1 0 pl CO 'those returning on the mail train 1ast‘i];§r§§E:tg@¢o¥sthe work of a deacom

9\'9I\il\g~ HG hall beell 0" 9' business ness of the Methodist Church, wasl The schooner l.ochiel, Capt. Charles tl_‘iD in the western part of the pro-=am0ng the passengers to the city on Smith, Pt. l)n Chene, hound for this V'“°°- the mail train last night ou a visit port from Shcdiac with a cargo of

,, . . ””_ ‘ to her home here. Ilime for L. M. Poole & Co., and

' ‘lim building' on the corner oi -_- ‘which went asn_ore Wednesday at

t.rnfton and Prince streets, which has A Montreal despatch sayin-The re- Squaw Bay, was in the same position had to give way to make room for suits of the examination in the final yesterday afternoon as previously pe- tht- new Zion Church, has now beeuivcar in arts at McGill, were publish- ported. She is listed at an angle of lowered to the izrouml and Ilvlhlllll gd today. The following students 45 degrees. During Wednesday night but the foundation remains. This, from the marmme pyuviuccs were ‘J. H. Judson, Alexandria. ha1l.h1s too, will be rciuoved in the course oflgmnted the 13, A. degree: First rank,bouts and scows by the I,ochiel’s side :1 day or so. honors-J. W. Bridges, lIascumbc_ P._in the attempt to salve the cargo

"'“-"°“*”°*"' E. I.; A. Reg. Melicau, Woodstock;'and at the same time so lighten' the

1 1 M1\cKinnon’s Beef, Iron and Wine I-I. E. Warburton, Charlottetown. Se-,Vessel in f-he hUl>0 that the risink

iS Cnlilyiihg B-I1 Ymhl0l1S€ SBIG 11008-llileicond rank honors-K. G. Irving, Ver-_tide would float her. One scovv load it is such ii good reliable tonis Ioi"non River Bridge. Passed for the de-_W_Bs removed but the vessel only young and uid. it is superior to snylgree 01 B. A. ordinary coarser Class_f1_sht@<1_ herself- Last ereiiiris H very

Hilullul' article S0ld C0118-Y. If you ;II-Dan. P. Gillmorc, St. George. 'high wind was blowing inshore und it; ' 1 need ii tonic call today- and get a bot-,Class III-Roy A. Davidson, if-lt.jW11S eXll€Cte\'l that the vessel would! Sgt _]_ McKay _ _ _ ___ 157 135 tie 'i5c. The MacKinnon Drug CQ, John; Emma I-I. McQueen, New Glas-_he 'driven farther ashore than cverl(;a|,¢__ D_ A_ MCKm_ (for. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts. drtf. gow. The following were granted B. while some fears were alsorexpresscdl m,n___

linek ylll`lh'-1 und <‘.:irl\l‘t=‘- took lnin to task. ‘The :iuthor of

"--*-°j*'“'_" flint lii.='.ioi'y, hir. l'rcsi1lent,' he said,

l.:\Wl.l*]h‘1w` l,l.S'l`l<ill. ‘is one of the liriifiiiintlcst svluilurs of

--_- -thc :i;_;f_-., lnilceil, it inziy lic doulitell

l‘;ilri1'k Ford, the Irisli li1iiiu_‘ llul1‘i‘, \\'lil'tlier any iiinn of our geii1‘i‘nti<ii\

snid nt n ret-cnt liiinqncl. in N_cv.' has plunged more deeply in the szicrctl

York; "'l`l\c.°.c Illptpr people \‘:itli`f.i1int ot' l1:nriii1ii:.l` "\`e;;, or 1-oiue up tl 'ir ti lk of ii ruvo u .ion nziinsc ine. _ lrier ' .wild l iuvo ii. ‘-_"he _-\r'on-;ut. '1‘ii1~_v nic ii lawless lot"-us l=‘.‘-'~'\f‘»°S as i I ` -~-l-l»---- B L

.\inu1= Kelley, .-\nnic lirllcy wus pnr- STQCK NOTES

lor inuid to it lauiy \'.ho li‘.1‘\l in ______ 'vliriml ‘q(l“"m' Almm ‘l‘wpr,"w`(‘,_.\‘L`r i`on\|\nu|1i|'1\ l.¢‘~i_\'a\|'1l nut! ‘.'o\1ni: nugtrcss one morfiiml \v.‘_u‘__t_‘f" ,m't'.Ufl |l:iiri.»'t..'=r will l‘t' :if .lohn t)’lii'irn`s il '"1" l‘l“`“”""t' lm' "“"`l"‘”"' m lm( ,s-tulilrs ll-iiisluiir nl. il o'<.lot~k. i. tu.

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"‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ . ‘ .\-»t1:r.l'i\' lln-. l.lili_ rciiininini, till I0 lllllll‘-*Y-|Y. F|`*‘ll- ‘Ami "‘h""‘f ‘lm Wil' o'i1~l1irk(l\l1i|1llnv followiliif 5-lililrli get this plieus:int, eh'?’ 'Surei H111" __ ` " 4 uui.' suid Annie, 'inc iuli\vr’.-< ponclier _ _

tilinlnirll l`l1\re.' "-New York .\in1:ri- ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANY ,\|)\.'_,\_\;('|.}_ V "`.\.lt1‘.iii1ii; is flruuu to llii|g\\'1ui1l

'___ ull in this i.~isu<‘_ ;'i-lZdli.

'l`lic;1ucl.ion wus in full swing, und -i' _ ` _ linldiuiz wus very brisk, vwlicii :i urn-_ "*llo_\|n», I., tl. I.. meets this (liri-

‘?-‘- day) cveiiiiiu ‘il 8 o't'lock linportant

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Sire.. of Longboat 2.21 and _ '

Other Good Ones.

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, _ I". W. HIIGIIES, Owner,

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lill/ERY S'l`ABl.li r. w. iiiiciiizs.

liuving leased the premises occupi- efl by the lute G. Arthur Essery, 60 I-r1\iton_l-ltreet, and having purchas- ilil his horses, enrriiigcs etc, I nm in “ Position toicater__to the public and ga" Rive first, class 'single and double Zhlznouts. __ Prices moderate. Phone

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TE DERS

thikdled tenders will be received 'for H °“"lb\lli<of the Prince County osmtal “D to and on

M (FRIDAY, THE 19TH 'MAY U11 at 4 p. in. according to the".“_nnd apecificntions to bc seen at

° HC? 0 the secretary.

_ JUDGE MCI.l*l()D,

’ ` President

E. W. 'l'/\N'l`(lN,

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Auction Sale

of Nnlualilo Property- in Cliarliittc- town iinrt of the Estate of the late Donald li`uI`(lllhiU`50“- _

The undersigned is instructed by

the Registrar of the Court of Chun- cery to sell by public auction on Fri- day the 12th day of May next at the hour of 12 o'clock on the premises ALL that shop, dwelling.; house and piece of land situated at the corner of Water and l’rincc Street being part of Town Lot No. 20 in the 1St Hundred of 'Town Lots having ri front nf 40 feet on Water Street ,and 53 feet, on Prince Street. This pro- perty will make an excellent llllsifwsi

stlxiifiiiiiedlately after the S1116 0! thi* above property or about 12.30 P~ “1- the undersigned will also sell two building lots each havin! 8 fI‘0f\tHK° of 42 feet on Fitzroy Street West and extendins back in s. northward direction 91 feet. These building lots are situated near the Govern- ment Pond. _

The above petiiicrtles will be sold

,.“,|,jm-t to the approval of the Court uf Chancery.

Good titles will bc given. For fur-

ther particulars apply to Stewart & Cuinplisll, Solicitors, (,‘li'town.

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April i3Rlh, lllll.

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Your Danger From Kidney Troubles

niniiis wiiiii Your elicit Aciirs.

Backache is tlie first :md the sure sign

of kidney disease.

When the back aches or becomes weak

it is a waming that the kidneys are affected in some way.

Next to the heart, the kidneys arc,

perhaps the most important organs in the body. It is no wonder then that if the kidneys are ailectcd the whole system must bs.

On the first ,sign of baclmche Doan’s

Kiclncy Pills should be tinken. They Ea right to thc seat of the trouble, heal li 0 :lelicnte membranes of thc kidneys :ind make their action regular and natural."

Mr. E. J. Saulnicr, Lake Annis, NS.,

writes:-“I take Li great dcnl of plcfisure in telling you the benefit 1 have received from the use of Douirs Kidney Pills. I was troubled with my kidneys for several ye:u's; my buck was weak, l had terrible liezidaclies, and was so resllc.~'s I could not sleep at night. l coiiiiiiciiceil using Iluaifs liitliiey Pills and in :L very short time I was right and fit a_'.;nin."

l)ean’s Kidney Pills :ire 5012 per linx

or 3 for $1.25, at all dealers fir mnilcil direct on receipt of price by The T. Mil- burn Co., Limited, foronto, Ont.

lf ordering direct specify “Do:1n'a"

lSe degrees J Carnwalk Rivers1dc,! 'N, B.; J. H. Hooper, North Milton, P. E. I.; R. L. Johnson, St, John; A. ‘G. Millican, St. John; W. Ii. smith. st. Jenn; "- J' WHSUH. St. Jnhn; R. S. L. Wilson, Lunenburg.

I The pictures at the Peop1c’s Theatre were of the usual high order and in- ,cluded sutiicicnt mirth and drama to make a diversified program to please all classes. Lily of the tenements was a pretty love story that ap- pealed to all and the picture was very plainly Shown. (`irele I’. Ranches Wedding present and An 'Oriental Abduction furnished lots of fun and were followed very closely by

[the audience. "The Little Shepherd- css was beautiful in scenery as well as in story and truly the l”eople'1-i *Theatre are putting oa some exceed-; ingly fine subjects that should induce' .all lovers of good, clean amusement

ito attend. The magnetism of Miss Annie Laurie's personality has made for her a great many friends and her cl-ear, sweet voice in her charming Irish songs and spot light specialties was never heard to better advantaeci ithan at last night’s performance. Sh;-_ »has the art of pleasing her audience and never tires in responding to the cncores that greet her every perform- ance. Her selection last night was Moonlight on the Prairie, and she- lsang it in a dainty manner, also a

spretty Irish song that brought down thc house. Everyone should hear

this talented young singer.

:Sweet Peas, ne\vcst und best var-

ieties :it li. A. Hasznrd, 173 Grafton _St. 5-l0tl3ipd.

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Miss (`clia Melt/Iahon, city, who for,

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The play-off for the Ariana league

championship and prizes between the Mechanics and Fourth Regiment was held last night and resulted in uni easy win for the 4th. The first in-` nings went to the artillerymen with the big lead of 128, their score of 823 being an excellent one. In the second innings the Mechanics put up a live- ller game and won with 41 to Spare. The final game resulted in the Fourth's favor with 99 pins to the good. The total majority scored by the 4th Regiment was 684. ,

The honors as regards howling a're` now evenly divided between the above teams, each having won a league- Mechnnics in Burke's-4th Regiment in Arena. At the conclusion of the match the nrtillerymen were given three cheers by their courteous op- ponents. The highest indlvi-dual and aggregate scores were made by Geo. G. Williams of the 4th, C. A., 211 and 545 respectively.

The following is the summary: `

4TH REGIMENT, C. A.

as torher ultimate destruction by he; cargo. Captain Judson has said that he will make every endeavor both to rescue the .cargo and relieve the schooner hut her present condition and precarious location will make his task a difficult one.

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BERLI_.'\’, May 10-Emperor William '

£001! Dart in ii spectacular sham battle yesterday near the historic

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116-408

182 125--436

158,-405 150-473 180-545

729 S3267

125)

Gr. A. MeEachern... 131 110 Gr. L. Smith... 142 181 ,Gin G. Williams . . . ,., 211 154

Tctuls... 823 715

MECHANI(`_‘ffl.

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H. Crockett... . 131) I. Webster... _ D. Gardiner... _ T. Harper... ._

Strain...

140 179 123 169 139

145 119 llll I7ll

127-412 138-462 141-383 98-380 128--146

'l‘otals_.. , . . .._ 695 '56 1;;-'il 1'rE3 Majority for 4th, C. A... _.114

DIED

battlefield of Gravclotte, aboutjscv- EVANS_I“ this CNY- on the nth

inst., Arthur Fredericlw, son of Fred

eral miles from Metz, where the Ger- mans defeated tlie French on August. 18th, 1870. The maneuvers lasted from eleven o'elock last night until nine this morning._'The kaiscr prin- cipally directed the operations of the troops. He remained in the saddle all night and did not leave the field un- til G.30 o’clnck yesterday morning, after he had ordered a terrific artil- lrry engagement which settled the fight.

Over 100 searchlights brilliantly

illuminated the field and the country- side for miles around during the en- gagement. Three military aeroplanes were expected to participate in the inuncuvers, but for some unknown reason they did not appear.

SI-IlI_‘PING NEWS.

Entered May l 1th-Nil. Cileared-

May llth--Sch Eva Ma|y-l3urke-Syd- ncy`. _

and Mrs. Evans, aged 4 years.

DAVIES-In this City, on Thursday,

the llth of May. 1911, Daniel Dav- ies. in his eighty-seventh year. (Funeral notice later.)

BOSWALL-At French Fort, May 10,

1911, after an illness of two days of pneumonia Mary Kathleen, dearly

beloved infant daughter of George L. and Matilda Boswall, aged 11 weeks.

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RIVALRY IN RELIGION.

Many good stories have been told by Methodist Ministers gathered in conference, and one of the best is that related by Rev. Joseph B. Hin- gely, of Chicago. It tells of the race between ministers of_rival denomin- ations to establish a church in one of the growing Montana towns.

"A Baptist clergyman was headed

ker as the train I W, t_\]9l'd~ ' ‘.- ~u...u.~- -ni. tffnuliiiic-u_ hu friend. 'Don't mention men THB" I B Congregational ’prea4=bei'~ '"1' behind me and I'm a.lrsldl_h6 ll beet me to Montana. I em dptbrmh10¢|*f»¢ get there 'Bret and eg¢¢1illeli my. church! ' ` `. `f'

“But.‘the men was doomed to dis-

appointment, for a Methodletpreachv er rode west on the co'weat0h¢l‘. and was digging the cellar by the time the Baptist emerged from the train." | 1

WHY llll

.wumi_i_i_SUFrin

win neyriiii Be Wait

It is so ensy to be well and strong and able to enjoy life, .that if, is surprising _ how man y women drag themselves through the day suffering tortures from lame back due tokldncy trouble. M11. Wilcox found the way to cure herself :ind gladly writes about it sothat others may be induced to use the some »-~ edy_

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“I consider it my duty to tell you

that you may make widely known to others the virtues of GIN PILLS.

During the last winter, I was bothered

very much with a Weak Back. I was advised by a friend to try GIN PILLS and I did. The first box I found helped me very much and I found when I had taken the second, I was completely cured." MRS. F. \VILCOX.

Put GIN PILLS to the test. If GIN

PILLS do not do all that we say they will-let us know, and we will cheer- fully refund you you; money. Send for a free sample arid.see for yourself that they will do you good. Then buy the r lar boxes at your dealers-¢5oc., 6 t'ori£‘.15o. '

National Drug and Chemical Co. gif

Canada, Limited, Dept. P. E _'1`oronto. ' NATIONAL LAZY LIVER PILLS-

that way," said Rev. Mr. Hingely. "and was discovered by a friend _in_ one of the forward seats of the .smo-

guaranteed tocure Constipation, Bilious-_ ness and Sicl: Headache. 2'5c. a bor.

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fill mail orders.

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can not guarantee to

.Sizes 34 to 44.

Everyone oi these

I o 0 magnificent

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cleared out lriday , -.

coiisquently we _

suits should be

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F- rest Sale., f l 0 Men’s Suits

Opens Frida And Saturddy-

'roi 10.7 14.0010 1.50 roi 10.75

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A sale that will set Charlottetovvn and Vicinity atalking, superb new styles, beautiful

Tweeds and Worsteds,. single or double breasted. The sale price is absolutely unparalled in 'your

' history and in ours.

You should not

overlook the trem-~

dous economy of

is' mighty sale.

_lust imagine Ioo of

f _ the choicest- Tweed

ani Worsted suits

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for `str_é_et_or evériin g

wear sit i lovv

prices.

This sale represents the tremendous resource of the National Clothing Store. Une of the

_ most p1°o1ninent Clothing Manufacturers of Montreal needed the ready cash, natura,lly__ we bought

them at a prieé` which enables us to give the men of Cha1'lotteto_wn and vicinity the most sensation-

l ks Stri es Plaids and Greens.

al suit bargain ever offered here. Colorings, Blues, B ac . ' `°P 1 '

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