` ~'ru|u: rich liquor oi’ cxcoilcnt

filtvnr.

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U your ‘mr h “mn lisirl Just learn a lesson from |h||_ H." “gan ,t cheers d gms" it food, hair food-Ayer a

and smooth. Sold for overihaif a can R' md mln; the hu' um

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p ° *Head Ofllces-in New Prowse

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Block, Charlottetown. it

Take a T M;i:s'rannav's Guardian had 70 classified

dnriuglhe next m al. C ‘ I V ' `

kn,v&,,’ gnu, spoons' fn . hgl\;~\‘§fY;:)\:na;o]tLin;ia‘l;e use of well, perhaps, a dozen "|23: Stanley arrived ati? oclock xiaat

e ave a 1 - _ '

famous_,,C°m;f;l;i;’€§l:;0l5h;>f sterling and plate] flatware including the RE,._ D_ MACLEAN p',eu,|,°d ln Tho

Peopie's Church last evening. '

Vt . W. WELI .NER, Jeweller. ..‘f.i‘.';‘:.2:,§,‘:i:“.“.:.‘:i.l£::f.:::.;."" “,

1 - "-5 , . ` I . Harm! Wanwxcx and wife of Mlnnea~

"51 ()'U' ' Y F 7,' ; polls, Minn.. arrived by the mall train last

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night. n

I§"7ITE1) ' MAncusM.an1‘|N, of Phoenix, British

If you wish the beat in photo- Special

_ Columbia, arrived last night by the

i¢\‘fPl1Y»lil1lBl1¢<l on the new spec-‘ Tnunuis iiahniurmn of Peake Bros. ialized mouuts,(i.he very latest’ Co.,rel.urned home last night by the novelty.) St \n‘ey. »

T() ‘V151-t Miss Enrru Moons and her sister Mrs

our studio a u Dlxblplslfnlriulifax arrived by the Stanlei

GEO. H. Mas. W. Pavzasr Ea'roN, Hailfax,,ia

the guest of her daughter Mrs. C. L.

Where Baby is Always Welcome. Grant. Water St.

R0llSC UD Y0iir Entrgy iT1‘L`.l.°l`».‘$”1§E`.i”ZlL"f.’.lf`.§’f.'il‘fl`.§ ""“”"'

~°-- T li. W. B. Rain, of Halifax, contractor. If you have lost your old time vigor 'fan City of Ghent, arrived yesterday

Wd °"1°“t °f 50"! “iid W0r|1 out ‘ about 2 p. ni. with a general oarao,

Hu h g including potatoes and oats for Halifax.

. g uns. Fuun H. Snt.r.l<:it, and two children

D ' ° left yesterday morning on u three weeks

nr vislttofrlendsin Shediac and St. John,

will restore your vim and energy. As ' N* B'

an appetizer it cnnuol. be benlcn and it ON me (_, 1 | h ,

k__ . _ . nn ant nlg t. was the body

ma cs you en]oy what you Lat. Price ’ Ch,_,S,_y Muheodl duuu,],cr or Alex,

25:: per bottle

ywius

THE KEEN KUT SHOE

is the greatest value ever oflered

at the price $3.00. Gems ! You want a new pair nf shoes now. We would ask you to see them, and if

they are not better value than auy_

$3 50 shoe in town, dou’t buy them. Made up in all thc best leathers, good- "ar welted, upto- datelast. Th|~ shoe is the one .f.l!s,"..f~',ff.l>\1_.\.,i,'r~: all over Called"- #3.oo'taki-s a'p.iir. '

A. E. llicEACHEN

“llca and Eoilec

Are you .-uili.~'ilcil with lln'. ipmlily

you gi-t f

li' you uri: not you slr uid luso no

tlnn' in giving nut-~' u trial.

()i,’ltUAi{ lil l<i.\`l> 'l`l\).\ nt. ‘Lic

per pound in n pure lndlu, irnporlcd ill1o~t lroul tho lon gitrdu1u~' 2 8l\'0-H \\

iillli l.li).\I lillr\.\'i) 'l`i<IA rctuils

fo|~-:iv por iunnulz i\ r-'clit-tl-.ll frmn tim'-l\nlcca|.grow\l|~1 of llullu und Vcylnli ;irl\'csn mild, rin-li liquor oi’ delicious flnvor.

0 U R (.’Ol"l"ld lil ni. vlllt’ pin' pon nd;

in nolccicd frorntho ciioiculrlanui put

l up by Ulniun Bt Srtliirnrmi. \\ u linvo y ii. in rcnli-rl pnuiid ,tins and lu the

bcnn, \\'hlr-li \\'oLrr|n1l its you wnui ii.. (iivu ua _vourordcr nu( we nru sure you will not rcgiut lt.

McKcnna’s Grocery

ne Down town storo ‘22ilu

l 4 .l

This is the best shoe ou themarket

to-day for the small sum of

$1.50

They are made of nice Dongola Kid and are splendid fitters. .

SPRAGUE & C0 » sunnvsms.

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is u».deuiabl`y the gr nies shoe value :vcr oil red-not alone in fzriilicss of price'but in the satbfn tion and rv rlnstixigscrvice rcreiycd for that price-There are few factories-if any - sufficiently well equippcd to produce shoes tue equal of Invictus. Prices $4.00, $4.50 $5 oo.

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Mcl.e0d, of Mt. Hope, who died last week nt Phoenix, Il. C.

F. G. ilo|..uAN, formerly of York, and

Daniel McLean. of North Wiltshire, leave this morning for Sydney, C. B., where they will go into business. ‘

Title funeral of the late Peter A. Flynn

will take place today from his fatlier's rcsuicnce at Z p. lu., to St. Dunstan’a Cathedral, thcnce to the ll. U. Cemetery.

AME:-.~riNo of the electors of Ward

Five is belngnrrangell to discuss civic matters. Utiicr ini.-clings for the other wnrdainculso, lt is understood, to be held.

'lun 4th Regt. Band will aerenade

Madame Aibaui on her arrival by the train tomorrow nightaud will also aenennde the celebrated singer outside the Hotel Victoria.

’l'u|~: concert to lie given on Monday

evening by Miulnun: Albanl und hcl' company will be under the patronage of Ilia Honor Lieutenant Governor- MacKinnon.

, ' A until: of hnscbnli which was to have

.,.,_‘, _$,m,, Mum ® been pluycd at Viciorln Park yesterday

-- - ~- i~.-_--_----~»--- ' afternoon, between St. Uunstans team

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and u lu<~il team mrs postponed owing to

S016 Ag€lIltS. slippery condition of the field

FREE TEA

For further particulars applyito

Solo Agclits for Clutrlottctown. ‘

“WE ARE READY FOR THE 24th”

With the largest stock of

Fishing Gear we have ever shown. ,

"We bought the stock” of Ellis' Flies and will sell them while they last

FLIES FOR 250 How's that for high P

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one se opp- P- 0

COFFEE

Rich Ola' Mocha from Aden

R... on /’='»-1 from Bafawia.

A blend of those two for A

morning stimulant. Rich. rare, and tasty. The best ob- tainable-4oc per lb-

JAS. KELLY & C0.

annual-»-lv-vaaauu

In order to increase the sales of IS-

LAND BLEND Tea the Agent here

offers 225 pounds as prrmiutns to be GIVEN A\ AY FREE to the first 26 persons on P.h..I., who guess the near- est to the length of time that the new lstenmcr "Empress" takes to cross from England to P. E. Island. The only conditions are that you buy a pound or more 0f“ISLAND BLEND” I`ea at 25 cents per lb. and that you semi your guess in nn,r\f‘<lrt-ssefl envelope which will be given you by the merchnut from whom you buy the Tea.

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eddin Bros.

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llanluras-4-‘ir¢'l\**£3 ___; ’

| | <i\\'|i\'u to the delay in tha arrival of the

remains of thu late Walter ll. Bracken, thc funeral inns liecn postponed uuili Saturday nt Ii o`clock p. ni. The body is expected to arrive tonight.

ilaintv 'l‘iimi\nem of the Royal Bank of

Canada has been transferred tu the branch lu thls_City where lic will take the nccouniant`s dcak. Edgar Stems 0( Illia branch will on Saturday go io Bridge' walcr, N. S., to which nircncy he has been transferred. Tna. izew steamer Empress built in

England for the Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., sailed yesterday ut 2 .fcluck witii Captain Alex Cameron in oonnnand. Hen-pn.~se||gcrs include Hon. Wm. Richards, Mrs. A. E. ings, Dr., Mrs. nnd Miss Blanchard, nun iicn_j.Rouers, ir.

A MEETING of the electors of Wnrd 1

will be held this evening nt 7.80 o'clock in the League of the Cross lioom on Dorchester Strreet. The rel ent increase in taxes and other matters of vital interact to citizens will bs discussed. The mem- bers of the City Council and all citizens interested in the econouilcnl government of the City are invited to attend.

A1* the Police Court yesterday Louis

Essory was charged by u Danish sailor named Sauern with having stolen $50. from him. Sanernlin company with some others spent Tuesday evening ln the Pnrk. The crowd had $2.50 worth of liquor between them. This the party drunk, then sent for more. The riebnuch ended by Sauern finding himself short $50 when he examined his pocket. Ile charges Essory with the theft. Essory was remanded till this morn.ng.

Tut; Brooklyn Eagle of the 29th inst

has thc following regarding the death of Wriltc-rR. Breckenof this city: W. Il. ;l3reckcn, aged 28, an electrician, was found dcnd in his room, nt. 170 Scherrner- horn Strcet, tnls morning. The gas was turned on, ami there was every reason 10 believe that it had been turned on by accident. Dr. Gardiner of l70 Schermer- horn Street was called in but he said that he had been dead for some time. The coroner will hold an inquest.

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Toilet soaps. if you want any Toilet

Soap don't forget that we carry a full stock of tho very best English and American makes. Goluates Colossalii for 25c is the bargain of the day. Other kinda just as reasonable.-A. W. Reddin Pheni

B. ,

gm yards good English print selling

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FDR, QUALITY. TASTE. FINISH Al\D S'i`YJ-:I , ,

. _ Positively '

ATLS and BON BON S Are _

Cneggllf They are in a class by themselves. Try a box. For sale at all ‘the itading l Icwencr md optm m *L25 .hmwmm for 99C. A “pedal on receipt or vom mmm. Mme &

C \l ° ' . . °°‘i‘f°°*'°“°'°- ~ gnpplnvnauvquwniih il§ii“:.i§1f'fi.'i'.h,l.p.i°"' ""f§il°"' Mcmd' "’ " snnn_ynd¢_

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E. L. Tnoaas. General Manager of the Union Bank of. Halifax, cams by the Stanley last night ou a vialt to Charlotte- town. Baisaooompanled by his sister, lisa E. Thorne. They are at the Victoria.

Tun Admiralty Survey cruiser Biiinor.

Stall’ Capt. Tucker. nrrlven in Sydney on Sunday, says The Sydney Mines Star. from Ctxurlottetown, which is her head- quarters. The purpose of her visit into secure men and preferably Newfound- iandexv.

"A'rrn|'rloa is directed to the enamer-av

tion, on paired, cf the special prizes in connection with the great Exhibition to bo held here lu October. `

Warxran H. Bernina, teller in the Bank

nf Nova Scotia at Digby, has been transferred to Clmrlotwtown, and will cross to the island this week.

allmanh are wry relieved by Crololaae labhta.\oa°aa boa. Alldrugdak

Goiglo, atlas. lonfaanoas, Bd dtlcv haul

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>-'~'lHl KlllE'S lIllUllll l}lllllll|lN=°<

Branch Offices in Montague, Souris a il

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WEE1 ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORY.

N, /(,\ g The Latest

~ Novelty in

_ ' Men’s Collars,

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l-‘Vi

.loan MCK/ir, of McKay Bros. Dundas.

is visiting C. Cruawoll. of Cardigan.

Tas continued illness ol' Andrew Miller, Dundas in regretted by his many friends, Awous MCLELLAN, cheese maker. Dundas ia back again from his trip to the West.

Mn. Rrwam representing Gnrvell Bros.

Charlottetown was in Montague on Wed- nesday.

J. A. Motvnanux, of Milton Cross.

arrived home from Milllnecket, Maine, on Thursday to spend the summer.

Bananas, oranges, pinenpples, lemons

and new onions.-At W. A. .lohnaton's, Montague, P. E. I. 28dtwtf.

D. G. CAMERON of Montague, arrived homo from Sydney on Thursday, where he had been on a short business trip.

Scum. SRA Smi-ri-zn, Captain Murphy,

cleared from Montague on \Ve<l nosdny. with a load of produce for Glace Bay, Capo Breton. -

“Souvenir poet cards”. “Comic post

cards" “Souvenir stationery’ , and fancy goods, ni: \V. A. Joi|netonc'r~\, Montague P. E. I. 3dtwtf

Miss .lr-:sam C/i.\u-»uc\.|, who has resided

in Montague for n. numbi-roi years, has removen to Hcolherdnlc to reside for tim future.

Afull line of Moir.~.` bl~c-nits and con-

fectionarynlno Frnnccs llrnkcs' summer drinks.-At W. A. .lohn.~iton'a, Montague, I:‘. E. I. ' 28di.wtf

` Tim seconl League 'Match of tho Montague Rifle Club takes place on their rnnge Saturday .lunc Zml. counnenclng ati p m -

UorreSan0nrlc».l.°< .~u~n'|l|u.' Kings County news viiilpla-use ninrk “Kings Uounty" ittiha top 0! first page of saute, each time ol sending.

W 1-:nNrn-mar morning .l. il. lielfi of

Moutuguc sent out fru|nl|i.~1 |~ainblislinn~r\t, u U00 gallon milk vat, for l.hc (iowuu llrnc Dalryioi; Company.

Mas. Puorrason ilaiiiiurciv who has

been apendingn few v_i-cckn nt her home in Montague- has returne d to Charlotte- town, where she will reside.

_ Srnoonnn Dianthus, Capt. Piorden, cleared from Montague on Thursday foil Charlottetown, to load machinery for Martin McKinnon, agent for .Deering machinery.

DEAN! haslntely visited Duncins and brought nionrninu to the home of

William llurdi-tt, for the loss of whose wife thu sympathy of the whole commun- ity gocs onl.

A 'rELsunA.\| from British Columbia

'recently brought the and news cf the death of Christy McLeod, daughter of Alexander Mui..-url, Mount liopr. The body will bc brought Ironic for burlnl.

'l`ut:|ei'l-half of No.3 Go., 4th C. A.

Monr.ng\1c|\rcl»u.~y uiukiulz preparations for going inlo cnuip nt Cl\u|‘lottel.own June Ziltlt. "Service Holla" must be com plated this your, .lunu Sth “pro|npl," so hustle boys and .sign up.

Tim many friends of Mba Crctn Poole,

daughter of W. C. Poole, Esq. Morituguo will be pleased to hear of hcr success at Mount Allison Academy ami Counniercinl Coll- ge, Snckvllle, N. B , when she gra- duated from thc aiiorthaml and |.y|n¢» writing flcpurlnicnt. A class cushy prize of $25 was also won by hor.

Mr. V1-:anon nrrlvcd at Montague on

Wednesday to tnkc charge of cheese and butter making at Montague factory, which commences the umnufnclurc of butler nt. once. 'l his factory is now in drsi. clues condition for seauou'ei work. cold storage complete, and nil machinery placed in scrvlcnble condition.

P' an d protrndlig

piles. Sao tcs'.:|nonials in the prof-is and your nnighborn about it.. Yonicau use it alll

illl B

t our money back if not at ed. tiflc, atall

dgafers or Eomwsou. Bama lc Co.. Toronto.

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DR. QHABQ 8 0lQ'l"MlNT»

Hall’ Price. One counteriul of prints,

linen wnistlnga and other wash goods nt hall' price. Jas. Paton 8: Co. id li

}Z._.."‘"‘“‘A._.....` “f““ wnrcn srscnu.

Om' I7 ievvelled "Special"

Empire watch. we consider an es cclally fine watch for the

price.

- lt isxnade in the popular 16 size for men and when cared up in either gold, ,gold-filled or silver makes a most attract- ive and serviceable which ; in , fact it will last a life time. ;

-It ls* a very au:nraie`iime-

keeper as all Empire Watches

are ,spd has shown a very

close ru‘c by our Chronometer. in a Silvrroid case $lt.oo. ina Silver mae $|2.5o. ~

In a zo year Gold Filled

cue $\5.00 .

In a 15 year Gold Filled

caae1i8 oo. ' '

‘G. F.li'utcl\eson,

Ur. Chase s Oint- mentla a certain

an d rgunran teod cnrc or unch and every fo r in of itching. hiocdlng

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at Stanley Bros.

lnanufiactur-ing cheese today Juno lst. This factory manufactured butter withoutnhitch all winter, the rlemand

H KU . s c ry con c nn up-to-date principles, and is a drcfiit Io the patrons and C. J. Cook the efficient manufacturer.

are looking forward with special inter eat to,‘the opening ofthe new business ofJ. 1'. Crockett & Co. Great' preparations me

tilobestf yet, in this county. Everything Will be new and up io dnte,\' and- sold at

Nobody should miss the opening, which itls expected, will take place tomorrow or on Monday.

THE following officers were duly lnstnl-

led in the Dundas Lodge, Nu. 10| for the ensuing term viz: E. 'l`.-H. A. McPhee, V. ’.l`.-Anno Turner, Sec.-W. H. Rilcy, F. S.-J. W. Turner, Trees.-N. W. Mc- Ilcod, Mar.-Geo. Ross, Chop.-Wm. 1Vic» Leod, D. M.-Percy Jenkins, A Sec.- Sniiic MOLt!0d,P. 0. 'l'.-li. A. Clay, iiunrll -John Livingston, Seni..~\'V. ll. \Vnrd, L. I).-J. G. McLeod.

'l‘u1~: annual meeting ci the Kings

Country Temperance Alliance will bn held in McI{innon's liall Montague on Friilny .lune lith at 2 o`clock. At. this |nccl.i|»;_f' oillcers for the coming year will he clrctcfl and un opportunity afforded oi`co|\sidcring matters of importance in connection with the cnforcelnent of the l’rol\ibllion Act Let the friends of lcrnpcrancc make it their business to attend.

l)oN"|‘ forget. the reopening; of the

itlethoiilst Cliurvii, ut l`uluu llond (Montague circuit) on Sunday -lnne Iird, services will bo conducted tw follows: Mornln|.(servlce,ii)Zlila. ni. ilev. Mr. Cl\owan,l’ownal; afternoon sci-vice 11210 p. rn. licv. W. R. Motley, Montague; evening service 7. p. in., Rev. Edwin Smith, Cardigan. The llnlou Choir, will he assisted by Montague and Lower Montague choirs.

Mns. Hum-i MAUKAY, Murrny liarbor S ruth, P. E. island, while visiting at the honieofhcr duughicr, .Mrnu Kenneth McDonald,4»lQulu¢~y St. South Quincy Mass,dicd suddenly on Suturalny morn- ing, May l.hc:'>th, of hcnrt fnllurc. The deceased was the widow of the inte llugh. Mac-Kay. Her former name wus liinry liiucI.eod,Cardlgan. One son and two gdnuglrtera survive her besides four brothersnnd three sisters, and a ln:-ge circle of friends who loved and respri ti-rl her. Though sho has gone yet, the memory of her kind and loving disposi- tion, will linger for time to come vvlth her numerous frlsnria, who must. be consoled withihe tliuughtthnt .sho is not. dead, but gone totimt happy home where Christ lliinsclt does rule. Cont.

’l‘|li-2(§unrellan's correepnulent at lied Point writes:-One of l.l\c rnllciest winters in record la sucucezieil ivy n cold lnic spring und n backward cropping season. Th dcptliof frontlu the gr-utiurl, which wa- i\nprote<'tul hy the usual mantle of snow. accounts for lite rvmnrknble condition of the soil.-Flsiicrmen both cod and lobster are doing well, n fine quality ami fine school of coil still hanging in close on shore with rt full' supply of lmlt. -John 'l`. Whelan has nrrlvefl home from liost-on with u wife uct: Miva Kulc liaileni, n native of Louth, near ilublin -Mrs Graves, her dau|_¢i\l.er, nn.l granddnuglitcr are home on n visit. They are thc guests ol Mrs. S. Robertson.-Jaines Sent is nirle to rlrlve out lifter his recent severe lil nusa. The prohibition votc nt limi l’uin| poll atood(i2 to il lneiteiul of (ill to 10 you had it recently.

AT the regular meeting ofthe Dundas

Lodge I. O. G. T. on thc iOtl\ inst n committee was nppolnted to write to Bro. Wallnoe Fraser the organizer of our Lodgc, n letter of s~y|upt\thy in his sickness; butns It pleased Alniiglity (ind to remove him from the toll.-4 of earth, Llu~ committee wrote his mother lnslcnd u letter of condolence lti her great sorrow The letter stated that Wallace was well known to the nrcmbers and the better he was known the more hc was loved. His bright genial foundly ways made him welcome everywhere, but he was most esteemed for his high Christian cliaractcr. it is nn high honor to have had such n son, said the letter and continued.- “Words are weak to expressboyou our sense of personal loss in so great nn niilictlon, or to tender to ynn our sincere sympathy. Wc can only point you to Him dear sister, who behind a frowning Providence shows a smiling face. lie doth all things well." May the God of' nil grnoc sustain and comfort you in this hour of great trial. We also would express toall the other members of your family and friends our sincere sympathy. The committee comprised Rev. E. A. McPhee. C. T., Rev. M. N. McLeod, and Wm. li. Riley, seu'y.

The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble

Mr. M. 11'. Burroughs, an: old and well. nown resident lumen, Ind. .'says: “I regard Chnmberlaln‘s Colle, Cholera and I)lnrrhoeaR4~medy as the very best remedy for bowel trouble. I make this statement nfter- having usedthe remedyln my family for several years. I am never without it." For sale by all drurrglsts.

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PROWSE BROS l.'i`D OFFER-

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Trade liinrk Registered

almost universally worn.

Sizes 14% to io in.

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Mm pearl-=i»M»»wn»e»»<1 vin-no "vAnsuv"sorT count C0"8.l'

,,m,ngm‘aé,,und,h-“haw M, be by ,H Fhese nrc.nl1 the rage ia thc clues, and are

the lowest possible living- profit. .l

And tlic price 25C exch.

STANLEY BROS.

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funs MARK P' l" Tins MARK FO mains Qunurr I S, QQ (jg. I Mraws Qulmy

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CHOICE CEYLON TEA

BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE

l'utupiu5rtndlillblc. liil vii-~ 'rfhnx :. el i-\ t'~l "Ll ~ - -_

nntco. 'i‘r a packnfo its iriiiril ~ l|I5pgl'ld $?‘.`2|b 53,1; ur It U “I 'om "mn

t sAN’m-:risen o cor; J

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P. E. Island’s Great Clothing House.

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For Ur-to-dale Hats

and (ups

H-.re you will find a hat to

suit. ()ur suck being large and wt-ll sch cred you can he iiturl here with n lint that will le sat sfuctory to you. (')ur prices for good hats are low. Prices range from $1.00 11pt<>}?._;50.

?‘#‘i‘%="i`.i.,.-fl@.?7§-}2.~l"i¥“3*3"f“‘<§~\’in’lii**@9%.

Flfllll Finest Onhlb lgalhh lnm . wana

, A ll Till _ .nl - nmnlc _,et

Manitoba Spring What ll E

- Pastry you ever nw. E

' Beaver Fiouri :

uannnanr '

-Manitoba Spring what

` -Ontario Pall Wh eat

in lnat the right proportions to . make anowy, iaky, delido- '

Bread-and bread that contains ' the most nntriment aa welL ° Make your baking a aunm 1 vllh Beaver Floor. _ ilo bleaching proeeaareqdlal

with the grade of wheatvu _a.

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PROWSE BROS LTD (li~`Fi~2R Men‘a $2 nn¢1$_'§ hats la-t years styles-stiff and soft at goc. (Lt one for rainy days and save your hest hat, Idii.

EOR FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY

3152 yards of pretty |~rlnta,vrorth nc ptr yard to he sold for oc per yard. Samples sent anywhere to rmybodv

, nn. mongm want in urs 1 .\ K V _

vena. onurn. san when . l A. \ , does not ooninln as much I \\ »` strength aa Manitoba-but it I 9 "'- \ "`

= snake. use ummm, tighten, I _ n

moat inviting lrtld, &ke Ind '

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The very latest

records are here. Come in and hear them played.

MILLER BROS,_