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SODA WATER.

tlul- fountain is kept “tu-kiwi u\i'i-

lilnc. All 'nn' flavor-r~ ax-u rulno made by oxpnricrii-cii hands.

PASTRY and CAKE

I`ry ual- pa,~tr'y, il \\ill talk fur it»

wif. At-lmit-tt |\.-aol-illlt-lil Ol vuko nn halui iinzludiui; our cclirliralcd l~'l`l/l`A\'A and .\'('(l'|`Ull \-itkc, and nniny ruin-r kind-._ Home--Made Candy

You 1-aunotiiunlii-uto our lillill~ .\>'-\` (H-\lil\.\ll‘fl..‘l i|| ilu' l`ily,

4-:iu||t.et-i~|». fu<|i;i~~, i-1-1-:u|i~nmi a ;,'\-Iwi-:il l|~~o|'i1|a~||t of liulliclltailc i-.uuly at right pi-i|~e~.

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li.\|u\na|~, or-aiiirt-.~, cle.

.l\d IIJLAS BEQE.,

l<-o I ‘realli l‘ui-lor-.~_ I lppoidic Stewart

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T0 ARRTVE

'l`lr¢-_=;¢l|r_ -‘(_‘ulnhrla“is due to arrive

here from New York during the latter part ol`_lnue with a specially selected carrno of about you tons /tntllracite Coal in egg and chestnut sizes.

This cargo will be sold at very lo\v»

est possible price while discharging.

Bunk your orders at once as prices

at miner: advance each month.

I’l~IAKl-I BROS & (Ii).

Cl\`to\vn 3 lotf.

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rrajnanrv

Picnic Supplies

We manufacture a full

line ot Temperance Beverages ami supply everything re. quirt-rl for tilting out saloons- also :noucy making attractions to hire.

Lowest prices and best satis-

faction-On large orders we give our personal su pervlsion to arrnngirlg and fitting up saioons. L`all or write us for I)[l(`L'§»

R. F. Maddi an&tTo.,

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that choo|s~ but not

lnehriatos

Thefifotmous

Dnmininn Blend Tea

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(let this liraudirovn Youfgroecr VI`Acccpt no uuh-dilute. -.ll

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Temperate , ti Drinks

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the diliereui fruit -. lla\‘or.~: nuule by I-'nmqig _ -. l)r

§ raked Healthy and in- U ig; vigoratulg in warm L-` weather. Try a gc-ln.-5 gg-

y.

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iéirank McD0naid’s,

_ Grafton St., Ch’town. “ij _` .'. llii t»_i'lrrl - ’ "

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2 for 25 cents.

BL UEBERRIES

3 for 25 cents. just the thing for the hot weurner. Suuaieuriggsf s p c cial Blend Tea always in stock, also Tluiou Blend Tea 1_5 and .tu cents per uounri- Try it. Tcleulionc No. 3.

R. ii. Squarcbrirzgs, t, .||crl’ri||vi'a,|ui Sydney Si iecls

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A Friendly Tip

tl you have not ordered your] spring

suit, let’s get together.

We want your trade, not only you

ucxt order, but future urricra as well, Our goods will stand the test.

ou want our goods, perhaps you

uon’t know it, but wc bclit-vc it and are eonfident we can convince you. Oar new Spf-ng patterns arc “good forsorc eyes. ’ and worthy of your consideration. The prices are not in it when compared with the quality.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

'l`hc Nohhy 'l`ailor.-, Great George Street.

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mv ni: iriftu-tual ion n;;:||n~l lla- ||ur-t._\-or nur-tie-~ tics'r-oy ni; |»i|>pc|-ty nad lu-t-alrim.: \\'i|ulow.- ln the -\`pr|||;_f l'.|r-I. 5|-la>i;l.

l<`, i). BLAKE, `,

241itf Scc`y of Triistt-cs.

I THERE TS l

N0 NEED '

Suffering for days with sun-

burned face, ncck, hands or ` arms.

“Red Cross” VVitch Iiazcl

Crt-nm takes out the inilaxn- mation, heals and softens thc skin and pl-cvt-tits blistering.

lie sure und take a bottle

with you for your rlay’s or

wt-ek’s outing.

An exccllcui. lotion for after

shaving-Only 25i‘ a bottle'

Prepared and sold by

5/Se Red Cross Pharmacy

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strong point. with,

I-iood’s Sarsaparilla. A* hottie lasts longer and does

good than any other. A" Inf the only medicine ot

axutnlv, J ' 'J-4! 2°; 1900

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Economy N0Xl0U5 WEED5 l l wwlnnniavnnnni vwwwwww/f

AND ruE|R CURE ERN' i r

n lu-n the daisy effects an entrance into n

nn.; special tlu-cc year rotation was

lin Lopuii-csscil with manure in Winter or early sprirrg; then by running a light. lun-row or wc-edcr over thc manure on the

lltiiy 'L' I Sl\l`O)'l!

and buckwheat, crimson clover, or some

ply of humus in thc soil; by plouuhing this under in the autumn thu second growth of daisy plants for that year is destroyed. Next sprint: cultivate thoroughly fora hocri crop, which will require constant cultivation throughout thc season. This is to bc followed by a grain crop seeded down to early red clover, or carly clover, meadow foxtail and tall oat grass which is top dressed tho following winter ar carly spring, as previously outlined; out this clover crop early before any daisies seed; break this sod, cultivate, sow a rover crop and continue as bcforc. Two ur three cycles ol' this special rotation willkill thcdnisy. .\|ml.l\cr practice is to put the manure on with the hot-d crop, but the best method to using the manure will have to lie worked cut by the farmer hirnself. This method of cont:-ol|in;.: tho daisy applies equally as well to yarrow, per-erniiul son-»t'|ist.lc and orange hawk

weed.

sides, by spuddintr those in grain crops,

-ivc come ln irouiri sowing impure in-ass seed. Sheep grazing is also a very

itagwort, about Emerald, Tyne Valley,

Tracadie aint St Eleanor-.~i,nil of which ~how that tliisilnrruer-ous weed is now

uot observed incultivatcd lands nor to any extent sccn in sheep pastures. in hay meadows this plant should bc pulled or spudded tu prcvcnt it being mixed with the hay.

The orange hawk wccd, or “Devil's

paint brush" was observed at Vernon River Bridge, Tracarilc, Klnkora, Tyr-on, and Albany where it was spreading rapidly; this plant should be looked after carefully, and strong measures adopted to stamp it out lest it become as serious a weed just here as it is in Quebec. Tire lemon hawk, and a plant of similar nature, is even more widcly distributed, and will require strenuous measures to control lt. Couch grass and thistle are quite common, but the intelligent farm- crs have learned Lo deal with those quite eiieetivcly, and they are nolongcr dread- cd to any cxtcnt; thc disk barrow in quite irencrally condemned for working couchy

land, as one would naturally expect.

The household favorite.

Try it and be cou-

vinccd.

` I";>r sale by all groeers. '

,._»~_.»

.\`innc species of chick wccds and spurry

arccausiniz considerable uneasiness on :it-eourit oi their persistent seeding habits, but it was pointed out that when nun-.tzrasn secriwas sown, and lmcli

lv

whit-lrtiicy had to deal. long rotations. Wild mus-und aitiiough

Thu ox~oyc daisy is by far the must; not general. has in certain farms caused ’

",,,,,,,|,,,,,, noxious weed on the Inland. very serious loss. Whemthe land has Phgne 240,

lu ru.-uiyioc-ilitics the hay crop has been become th0\‘0\l£<hl.Y infested- ll- will Pe”

practically destroyed and the eradication ¢Nll‘0H|0"R l-|1110 \l"d¢l` U'°St '~`f“"-‘ful _ and control of this weed is one of the management: to eradicate, sincc the seed "mx, imp,,,.,,,,,¢, pl-N,-ent-tiny problems of may lic dormant many years in thc

tlic l’. E. I. Farmer. It was shown that |ll`0\ll1fli.Y¢=li'l1llll=h Ulm be ilfmc W 00"'-ml f'*'-“i . . icb shall w ultivation ofstabbic lands ~ ' ’

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l

meadow, the long rotation usually notseeded down to clover immediately -

l“.,"_,ise,|_ “Hows it 1,0 develop and after harvcst,as this wlilcausc thc seeds, ’ y

f,.,.,,ucntly to l/l\k'0 full D0-°S0SSi0n. It to tzcrnlinnto which have fallen lo the

wn.- urn.-it that shorter and special ground by the introfilwtiwi “F 110011 _occasion »~<»un.|ons .insulate nnoptan, The founw- e11nw.»ndbytl1f:use0! naw ami- In

n_L_0,,,ml:n,|c,|: The i,,f,,5m,| sod might, every atnlk of this plant should be pulled T. ’ E

_ , The Hat and Cap Man. ' ‘P

RMNRM RRMMMM MM Mhhhhk

Imnicdiatelyaftcr thc hay crop is soon DMS "way: Bu, |n c,.c,._,, CML, V *_ D _Y

rcruovcd,thes-odis broken, cultivai.cd, nervousness is B calamity. Only uni-. `”`

Holds not, badly infested with lnu~1tarii

and not allowed to seed.

NERVOUSNESS, A o/trlanrr-rv.

sod uncc or twice during the em-ly; spring, ` M I I ,L H } L l_

._ . r ze ' in nas

l""“`Lll""|:-l' "H ll: “Lcd seeds present lzeylildldt li:-Teri? alnonattacliu ol tl\c““ucx-res"

c . . .

with indifference Uthers consider it will

remedy will cure-Fcrrozorre-a ner-vc stren thcncr that acts throuizh the blood

and strength isinstilicrl into cvcry part of the system. You get well-keep well- norvousness forever- departs, because

liox of ilfty tablets at all dcalcrs.

.AN ACROSTIC.

We shall mcct him no more. Onc dear

hrothcr is gone-

And we mourn, as a friend for u friend, Little We thought., in the prime of his

years-

Llfc, so sail ami so sudden slmuid cud. As thc rosc in full blourn doth wlthcr and

die

Casting it-a|.:rancc to perfume thc air, Even so our- dcar brother has lcft. a good

namc

Iicrucmbcr the tcrnper-ance cause that

S0 lotus act, noliiy and bravely our part,

Rcmcmlxct our luothcr and friend

__..___ .__

Mmard | Llnlmenl for tale evsrvwhere

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*tw

ry Received

in Lemon, Acid. Pear, flutter

Scotch, Everton Ti/ffce,Ornnge aud_ Lemon Slices, Mixed "rnit, etc

ALSO 20 BOXES

Rowntrecs celebrated _Iu-

jubcs in Raisin, Curraut, mix<<l,ctc ,also their Menthol and Eucalyptus pnstllcs and Gelntinc Lozenges.

A.W. RCddill,Phm,B,

The Squzlrt- Drnggist,

Sunny side

gropsintrufiuvcil quite frequently into-

ment for thc inner nerve cells. Illiicr-ny

0u've used Fcrrazonc. l’t-ice Bllc. pct-

l

For his fr-lernls to lovc and rcvcrc. '

vu concluded undcr the;u\uch headway. Atliorouuhly t-ultl\'1\l4'l ‘

of the Department oi Agri- hoedorop will have but fewoi tim seeds! 1 , *_ - PRINCE ED.

callin. has renewed an interest oitheseweedsand come up ill lrticl'

amrnngtlrcliu-mars, regarding the enor~ crops

rnous losses caused by weeds. The meet- Shelap sorrel is one of thc most abun

||,,,<~, were addressed by J A Clark and dant. weéd plants in certain sections ofthe

- ’- D, i l kh ad. At tive' mcetln Island were fre uentll ht limlnrhas not his is quite a boast for a young fellow to

| f \\' .oc e l'.Y K Q R i~ l tlidluoxiuus and common weeds brought been practised. Yellow or n0v<-11)' Weed- tk’ b t I ha e T01' $2-80 PCI' T011. i,,_ ,\,.,~,. ;,,,|en;,med ,md ¢,h|,||- c|mmc|,e|-~` or golden rod grow under- similar con

,.,ii;<f, .lc-.-cribcd so that the farmers might.| ditions, and where tba land has ht-come se I them all

know ,he nature gf me plum, with impoverished through lack of humus and e 1 -

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ate Hat and Cap D.p-1rtment 111 ARD ISLAND.

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ou had better drop in some of those days and se hat I am showing 1n summer hats for mstance.

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orming Article On These Bugbears Of The l~armer

...nn oifrtrentwteds. p

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I '|~:,,._.,,|.,L;.~s nf weed meetings that have he rotatiomthese needs cannot n»ak‘e I know that I have the must cumplete, up_t

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We are agents for the celebrated Fairbanks, Morse Marine, Stat \

ouery and Portabie,Gasoliae Motors, which are used by the Dominion Government in all fog alarm stations, not equipped with steam. Th cse engines are built by the same firm as the world renowned

“FAIRBANKS SCALES.”

We also sell “The Tuttle” Two Cycle Motor which has also a first

class reputation it being extensively used in United States, iiacll of these engines have advantages for different situations. We have samples of each set up nt our works, and will be pleased to show them working to intending purchasers, and will explain each part in detail, the great niivanlagcs these engines have over all others is Econoluv

iN GAsor.n~u~:.

Persons coutemplatirig installing Gasoline Motors will gain re-

liable information by calling on or wailing ns.

BRUCE STEWART & C0..

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. £

other late annual sown as u cover crop to Fi tqt -, _ ,IL _ (, L ’ ’ A F W I

lH`¢‘V0Y\i» llumlllll and L0 i-(Ulf Bn 0Xlfl`l\5\|P‘ plgdty. Tliiiscililgciilllc lrlidiill: wi3tl\y|?d1urisii» ° ° e

350 IIC .

hr'¢-has Qf~r~¢~m~-»\»J\|--\-sp-|u~~\dr~»~'tf»H\»~ as

llduch rnay be iionc to control wel-:rls by he lov"-il ; _ _ R

..un;.,,, u.0_.,, in fclwunornc-,-S ,md mud- Ami labored =<0l1a1'dt0fl0f°=nfl. ' 'T T "Z W

Aiberton, Souris, Kingston, Montague, ` mf' """" -* ifglfffg D

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well dist;-ilurte<lover Lhc Island. It was rl 'i_»,_»._- _uv .

UNE CASE ° J .. ,- o

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Ferry’s Celebrated ,~ “ -t" '

ngllsn Cnnrwlmn- ' 1,,_f

GTLLETTE AND STAR .f

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A quick burning, clean coal, leaving few ashes

l. Picianl & Bn,

We cnnlit you out for any

occasion. as far as laundry work is concerned, Dress l Shirts. Fancy Vests, Collars and Cuffs. Not too stiff, to crack and break, liable enough to be comfortablh and

rciaiu their Shape. _ ,

Ilcttcr look over your linen;

there may be something that

you need laundered.

Star Steam Laundry. Phone 15|. Kent Strec t.

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We have again receivtd a quantity of Leard s famous Canned, Chicken. You wll find fit' ` excellent quality.” The price this year is 25 cents per tin.

cll`ecti\'c way of controlling Weeds in l’YAF"mNU- .

pci-nutncnt ox lonu- rotation pastures. i 1 The speakers noted the presence of ' ' _ ,ti V , i"

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S UM M E R CLOTHING

w11EN ufniing nf your

summer Clothes think

us as we have the best line

‘ of the latest and most up-tcr

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date patterns of all kinds of

nts Furnishings goods in

ENGLISH cnruinv. as

Pants and Fancy Vests and

course we have the “know

Wholesale and Retail. i;;,»..

su1t the most particular people.

The lingers Hnnlwane in lid “

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UHN Mcliilil li ill

IMMENS LEAR NC SALE !

UF MEN’S HIGH CLASS FURNTSHING GOODS

Discounts Frorn 33 1-a 1:0 50 per gent

We lm-c decided to it-tire from this brunch of our business ani d t l l tt ti i th- t.`l i ' r . -

ever pleased in-fore the people of l’. li. I. The stock is fresh and clean, tl1e(gretiii‘drep(;1il i`i'eillil)getT1lsel;pi)lli1giis irhlloliigiigrf and clothnm bnslmss' In Gmc' io do.” we 05" the grente" bargains in Menis Fl"'1l|Shll_li£!

it L- cull specmlvnltentiou in our large range of white and colored shirts fresh from the ftctory this gp;-mg, tome along quick as thc goods must be cleared out regardless of cost.

FQE/\|::> -rl-is |=oml_c>\/vime |_|s-I-=

Balhriggan underclothin|z» . Dentkq g],,,.e_.,, Rah, coma, Nature all wool underclothmg. Perrin s gloves, Umbrellas. Stanlield’S unrlefelollllflig. Neckwear, Men’s ami boys' caps (~:°lt°l'| flight Si”llItS. Suspen<ler.-, 'White vests, Plllmlel nlllht SlllYfSi lit-its, socks, Fancy vests,

Willie sliiris, Colored shirts. Linnea 4-ollars, Linen cuffs, Flariiiel shirts, lilack .sateen sl

iirts. Nature all wool night shirts. H dk iii f , ' h

an erc e s Llg t summer coats.

35 men s suits and trous.rs matic for customers but never called for will hc sold at less than first cost of cloth and making.

,f t4 Y; 'I _ _ . ‘ - ]ob lot shirts 25 and _soc each ; Job lot caps roe to 25c cach'; _-too neckties 5 to :oc each.

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