Augustine Cove. Apr l 10, dli, wtf.

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_1 l _'n fand being in Mount Stewart in Queeu's

a g_ e _e _' ayo e rtiary ._ . 893

and registered in the omce of the registrar ot

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ras esasotas, cnlnttoamrews, rittim: nwana istaso, aiasn. io. moi;

I" °°““°°tl°“ “'i"h tm matter of whe` country have impressed upon their par~

' “ l ' the" °“° °" t‘W° S°”i°n° daily “N most' de' isliioners the duty of promptly and court-

A -4 sirable in our City schools another ques-

If ALL my °“"'"me" who w"h tion aturally arises. It isobjectedagalnst

t° get two sessions that ii long distance has t

CHOICE travelled across the town in order that

K S H I R E P' G S all the boys ol the Protestant section ma

this rprinst. will send in their HF "" reach West Kent School and the girls ‘ Ut 00°* H195' “’ll1S"f“5'lY “3"l`“ "" in-ty reach the Prince Street School. This EXPORTS AND IMPORTS Op GREAT in living them izooi satisfaczim.

gl Blrmi Plymouth R 'Ck Foy; obstacle in the way of holding two dai! BRITAIN'

from l-it prizi stool: in Unit-il S ares and Cinada. Eggs 50 cents per setting

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J. VV. CALLBECK

Brookside Farin.

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_()E__ Patent Vledicines

~ al ways at 'hand at

The Medical Hall

J amieson’s Drug _Stere -

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OUR LBRGE

Is brim full of bargains, We

keep High Quality Groceries;

,at Low Prices. Buyers who

have not visited us will 'Jo 3 t

wel to call and see what we;

nn do in the way of ‘ _Board give the matter their earnest con- 4 medicine designed by a skilled physician

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Supplies.

instill at ninth,

Queen St.

Montero; sits

Tobesoli by Public Auction at the Court

Hou=ein_Charlott<town in Queen’s Couiitv iii Prince`Edward1sland on '!‘h¢i's&y' the fohrtli dayof April A. D. .got at the hour of twelve o'clock noon under and by virtue of a power of

sale mntained in an indenture of Mortgage datethgrd day of DecemberA. D. i% and ma e

betweengames Ross and Rose Alice Ross his wifedt eqne part, and Benjamin Heartz of the other part default having been made in

pri n es .

All at tract, pi-c: or parcel of land si°uate,

gdu in Prince Edward Island. bounded and desc_ _ d as follows, that is to say commencing on th; north eastem side of the road leading to Mcmnt Stewart Bridge called the Ferry Road at a point on the east side of said road three (3,) feet from the northwest corner of a certain building

occuiied and held under leaae_ from David Egan gy Wallace Clark,thence running along the e ge

said Ferry road northwestwardly the dis-

tance of sixty three feet thence at right

anales eastwardly ninety-four _feet. thence at right angle sont eastwardly Sixty-three feet. the nce at right angles westwardly ninetgour feet to the place o commcenernent and ing the same lands_ as held formerly under lease from `said David Egan saving and excepting

thereout and therefrom a (plot of land sold b ' the said james Ross to Gor on Douglas by deed bertn dat th istd fFb ADI

deeds for Pnnce Edward Island in Liber thirty seven folio gto Also all that other tract pie e and parcel of land sttunte in the Village of Mount Stewart

ueens Count in said Island bounded and escribed as fo lows that is to sav commencing at a post iixed in the round at a distance ot four chains and forty ve links from the road leading from St. Peters Road to Mount Stewart

Bridge and at the northwest angle of a piece of land n the oowession of David E an from R. Bourke and then runnin as follows accor -

ing to the magnetic north 0% the year 11:64 due

three chains thence due north three chains

thence south sixtv- ' d t ii h 'ns

r six egrees cas ve c at

and fortv-iive links. thence south 40 degrees and 45 minutes west live chains and forty eight links and from thence to the place of coin- mencementsix chains and twenty links con- taining by measurement two and a quarter acres more oi-less. Also all that other tract.

piece oi_'(parcel of lanil sitnate in Mount Stewart aloresai and bounded as follows commencing at the northwest angle of a tract of land held by David Egan and running east three chains, thence north three chains, thence north sixt three degrees west one chain, thence soutli forty degrees west four chains to the place of commencement containing two foods and six- teen perclies of lzizid a l.ttle more or less. Also one _i-_R of an :wie leased b mortgegor from David F:gaii beiittr “nrt of a lot of land leased by J: R r$our‘.:e t-» David Egan at the expiration o his lense. ,\_~<..1lttha.t other tract piece cr parcel oflsrd .~it<~_ste, lv_ing and being on Lot 3; ;gW_f“Sg1:-> Hlljvttgxr 'ghtrty-seven in the P irish

~. or anuin e ount oi' uecn‘s Count

and bounded as follo - Y Q ` y

_ rv.-commencin at the

southwest angle af zi piece of land sold by james Ross and running south forty degrees west fo-ir chains thence south forty-Eve degrees east one chatnthence north forty degrees east te o chains and aeven links thence nort ‘two chains to tht-

Eml Dgt commencement cplxtittiaeininz one food

P¢1'¢\¢90 8 a ' moreorleas.

If above'deocribe3liandbv~ t ld th

o so on e

5l_ at the place afore mentioned the same

_ reaiter be sold by rivate sale.

_ urther particulars apngr at the oilic- of

Peters 8: Ings Bairisters-at-I.aw, Char

the first day of March, A,

BENJAMIN

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FRIDAY. APRIL 19. 1901.

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outa ctrv scnoots.

were framed by the Department in accord ance with law, and are designed to call

forth information that will be' of statistl- \~ calvalue to the entire country. The duty of answering these questions is legally ob-

ligatory upon all to whom they are ad-

dress'ed. In repeated instances the clergy,

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’ Now that the census enumerators are at iltiy babiessziivd at thewgsi-thi halfiisii gzsiez arid

to ricipala dinter t ` `

"""“ Catholic and Protestant throughout the

eously replying to the enumerators’ qu es-

" tions.

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matter of distance is really the one serious

sessions. If the district served by the

. . . . _ L _~ . N. A 'I ll. -Ifi an elfthoratc dir-

scliools were divided into two districts and cussiui 301, thgréelatiou of Brmsh exports

both boys and girls were taught in each and import' the Sums, Says: ..Expami0" school this obstacle would mainly disco- of imports means that the United state.

peat are acquiting froui England immense

_ quantities of securities and that as Brit-

_ _ _ ish capital in the United States, as wel

ed question of co ecucation. Is it better as in the ngK,.,,‘,ne abroad, is decreasing’ thatalrlo and boys Should be educated the Unitetistates are new repaytng the separately or together? A'-1 is well known Clpltfllwllifill We Plliced ln \'-h9»li COUNTY

8 in earlier days, when itnee ded our ,capi-

tal for railways, industries and lands a

This proposal brings up the controvert

in thefhundreds of schools througheut th

ry . e c

girls and boys attend the sime schools. The City is therefore pursuing a course entirely rliiferent from the country and _'

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the country towns and villages in that _

regard. \Ve have become accustomed to

our own methods in the City, and many gallgs ¢9U1iIlg Shlgllld bs; 2~ul11311€bgf1l0y persons, without having given the matter gtten alglalgiii a 5ti;aiiger.0 or. much consderation fnay h we conclutl- How oFcen is it so? ed that the plan pursuai is the correct A5 the time aPP!°°ch°5 how dren the one. _-

It is to be observed, howt ver, that in _

the homes, in the churches, the Siind ay "ill g »/ chools, in Prince of Wales College, child- ’ \» _ _ " f

ren and young people cf both sexes in Pom- expectant - '3- common with their elders meet and min- m°th°f is /'

. '_ red

zle freely together, with no thought of anfggzgg-lgden

moral detriment to either sex arisin ‘ - fearin and

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The \lt\

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almost suffer- `

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On the contrary there is 1 growing senti- ing death

ment throughout the civilized world thi t It islft Q-ig},t_ `

it is to the advantage of both boys and Nat“1;e_tnfV%;

. mean i o

girls at school,as of young men and young S0_ If the m0th_ women at college that they be educated _ er were strong

together. Some of the most competent and wen in 3 '

` woinanly way, as she ought to be, there

observers of the two opposed systems wguld ng danger ami mpc palm givea strong preference to the plan of co-- The mme °f Paft““U°" 15 made C0111”

_ fortable and safe by the use of Dr.

education. We suggest that the School pierceis Favorite P,.eSc,.iPti0n_ It is a

-a specialist in the disorders and dis-

eases of women-for the express and

if they have already considered it. Such only purpose of putting the whgle' Wom.

a change might involve some recoustruc- “HY Systenf i”t° P°"f¢¢t» Vig°"°“_§ health- , _ It works directly on the organs involved tion ofthe schools affected. It certainly in babvis advent and makes them strong would result in a considerable saving in healthful and flexible. Taken during

the distance to be travelled to and from , the whole period of gestation it insures

the rfect health of both mother and

school daily by some hundreds of little ¢hi1.-l*

iechb If it would also be otherwise tpre- ti;‘ti;>:ia;ntr;<i;i‘,r

y ‘ avone escri on'an one e

era le as a system it ought to be adopted. 0,. you? mpc _Pe,ms, andP°h’ what” appetite

they did giye ine. My baby is now three months

_,_____,___ old and weighs Eileen pounds and a half. When

' she was born she was he fattest little baby girl

on ever She th la f ll

sideration, or an earnest reconsideration

. . __ , shorter time than I ever had. I stoute d

work it is the diityot all persons ot whom healthier than 1 ever was. I iievgrmwili be

they will make inquiry to answer all ques- gtg,-y?¢';;dn,§2§;§'§é5_»»M?y bk” yt” ‘md tions promptly and courteously. The en- 12°’ °bSt”‘at° °°”St"Pat‘°“ DY- PW-'f°e'9

umerators had nothing to do with tram- mggstiéiliite Pgirlgs dbfrislelitle. moTSliePerf'e\(ri

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ing the census questions. The questions P'°mPt» °0lI1f01'iab1¢» P¢1'm8I1¢1\f 151125

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THE Besr ice. CREAM

ICE CREAM _ ICE CREAM

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For a hot day there_’s_ certainly nothing nicer than a nice , ice

cream from our Pasteurised Cream. the ll».v_ir of which is admitt- edly euperinr toordinary cream. We manufacture the very best

quality of lce Cream. Those who have need it pronounce it de- licious. <

After May lst we will be prepared to deliver it in packages

to any part of the city at l0c. 204:. and 40c.

At present we are prep md to make it to order- anv quan-

tity you l-ke. \Ve can quote rpecial prices for church bazairs,

' socials, picnics, teas, e-sc. Telephone 238.

Pesteurized Milk Factory Jghn c_ M‘acD°na|d'

‘ Water Street, near Qieeu Hotel.

18 eod 3 tn. '

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THE BEST BO0T

For the money is what people me looking f~ r. \Ve have it in the MacPherson’s Men’s Box Calf and Dongola Boots in

three last at $3 00 all Goodyear welts.

Ladies’ B_.»X Calf and Dongola Boots, light and medium soles at $2 00

and up. _ I

And many other lines which we are selling very low Meds wearing laced boots at A = 95¢_

. 8 it it ci at

Ytliiirs -- A '~ -i --

W0men‘s at it tt i. 90°

Misses’ “ °‘ “ 0'* < A 75,,

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COUDY. fllSl.'»l‘lCtS Of the P£'OVlD 8 bO”ll he rate of par annual. ' _

A WISE INVESTMENT. ,§°=';,r*_f~;:_v-,;;P

_ _ April mite

Expnience proves a young man on otherwise

ma.. No Barren 1NviisriiaN'r‘~°ll ’

We hi‘d up our hits for your in~

epectiou. They do not shrink from scrutiny, for wrong aide, right_aide,,

_inode out side, head bind, hat band, * felt 0: binding, taken as a whole or

in paw, you cen’t better the best. if

Seldom do you see e. hat stock or- ganized on ruch liberal lines as ours. Tie only limit to it is that of "qual- ity"--wliiczi is never alliwel to go below the safe°y mark. Giofl liars at 90c, $1.00, $1.25 and $l.50, better grades S2 00, $2 50.

New S irinz apparel everywhere

about ilie boy-1' clothing store. Tbete’s a lig and varied lot ‘if it-and all _prop-r’y priced. This special wcrrl to-day of the buying powettof $2.00 an'iong`~the new, excfllent values in storing 1- nvhiug. Pretty suits at .

$2 00, $2.50 and $3 00 ~

» Meu’s Suits.. i t. inn

(lliilllili

Eye Ear. Noee\ndThr0it Hunt. 9 30-1 2-4 Eyes tested and dthd with

‘Q Tn Fri &v

1 Inu*-_il

They are _of cheviot, in desirable f

slwies and p=i.tteru~=, and of medium t lwaight.Wtll be worn with comfort up gl until the warmer weather begins. All with stylish seek coats. When the~e suits were priced $12 and 8 15 each--only alittle while ag)-they w re very good values, Now t-hey’re ,

Ten Dollars Each ‘l

is mpre,

t ful thin

Drawn

finished in our waehable

White Enamel

and Gold Enamel When the room becomes dirty it

be washed with hot water a W ite Enamel 2»)c 30°.

Boys’ Clothing.

Pure Mixed Paint, Beaver

10° per lb.

Guaranteed Pure Floor

will dry hard in 1" hours 356. , Kelionitne all shades 20:: i Alabastine all shades 3513.

We are the leaders in the

Oil and Varnvh line.

Brushes from lic. up

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locates

FRESH CHTES

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A few siz is missing-worth while ~p

lnolz-ing for yours. L

See our apringovetciats at $8110, . f

JAS. Pllllli &o G0

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of his surplus earnings than In en.

ltighty liveper _cent of these in-_

curing at 20 years of age should live

0 idowment. U

The Largest Frolte on Investment

North American i Lifei'

Co. of Toronto. _

0* Rates promptly furnished:

J. l*<. F'-=?€£€:,

'_ Minever at v » H**m!

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For good value in boots always ge get '

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Bu our. dots C e

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*W ill close out their Boot and Shoe de

and want to do itquickly, .

Will clear at m 25 'to' 50 per cent

N-o _ reasonable

_ A lot oi new

Terms. Cash--N

COCOANUT MOLA§SES KISSES

FUR &KLE

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dowment Policy of Life” Insurance . in a licst class Canadian Company. W’ an “va ya mba" _

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toenjoy the benefits of a 20 ¢nmzcf

arming

Policiesane beingpaid hyd” _ __ _ Give ue a ttiilnpd

yniirtnde.

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Agett for McCormick