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Wonderful llalue Spring Goat at $0.75

Th-e shades shown are lovatts, S£ind,~fz1w'n and copenhagen. The; assortment is completed with a very nice range of sturdy light weight, smart-looking Donegal tveeds in lighter shades. Thisis the most remarkable value in Spring Coats that we have been ‘able . u u n u u u on. u u u u - u e u u o e u $ao?'p,il“ oi

I A Lovely 0oal at 0oai $18.00 Value $10.00 $14.00 ‘

A COAT SIMILAR TO THE LINE above described is shown in a very smart model with back showing inverted pleat, narrow belt all around, patclt pockets, ﬁnished with large matched buttons. This

This range 0f very smart and eifecv tive Spring Goats shows double

belt, fastened withbutton, hal-f- lined, 41 ins. long. This is the very

A COAT OF $18 VALUE. $14.00 ,>

pleat in back, narrow all round. <

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-WOMEiN'8 l-‘HOP mmiBED" ‘D oxford, leather —~WOMEN‘Q ‘PINE BROWN KID oxford, with stitched tip, flexible leather soles and igi-bber ‘heels; per pair $2.05 at Sinclair's. ll-ll

i -—WILL BE UNLOADl-NQ whole corn, flour,'oi-lcake, ‘bran and other feed at Albany Stotvlonthe coming- Monday, Tuesday and Wednudsy. Prices 300d. A. H. Aifleck. 11-81

—WOMEN'-8 PATENT ONE. strap pumps, medium me with perforations and stitdhetl tip, iCu~ ban heels; per pair $2.95-Slnclair & Stewart, Limited. 11-21

-1'H.E INTERESTING, humorous four act comedy drama “Cranberry Corners" will be presented in the new hall, Freetown on Tuesday, May 22nd, at 8 p. m. if unfavorable Thursday» May ‘Nth. 116800-5-9-iii

work bout. plain toe. solid

Sinclair's.

GRADERr-SGH

tiwned. ‘Price lumen Secretary.

New Annon.

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Dr.

—WOMEN’S BLAC-K DONGOLPA kid oxford. medium low heels, m]. id leather construction; per paiir $2.50——-'Slnolnir At iStewari, Limited, 112i

-—GROWING GIRUS fine tiieuir kid two-strap humus. etiteiiea tip.

home from the aocldent-—H.

—-'l‘he town

‘w panied by lier ——PROPERTY SALE.——-The rosi- dence o! Mrs. Fred Fnriiant war; sold at auction on Monday, e Immhﬂsﬁ who belns ‘$2.600. Mrs. Fill-Pill" H180 illsposed of her lur- niture ui the ',same time. The sale Wins quite well attended.

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Hospital at R0

in nursing.

_.’"-"‘_-“*E QNAPPY coivisov. Mrs. l ‘Emmy’? Telegram. recsnili'liraiid< .. . - i;\}"‘l°<- by PM“) ufrom st-imutitndy, “" Y" l” l" be élﬂgcd ti: Central [lielieque Hall soon. The ('21s; w", ttilus some of the best amateur tal- ent‘ iis-tlie-Pmvince. Watch for dutc,

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~cirizsws ‘BAN-Dr-{We ("'9 pleased to learn that ummygm fillidny other “m! things which ow signs of all coming bug}; in ‘Elilllifultsvlglrii is the Summer-side Hum’ ‘ _ l" f°TmBr years was u taredit to the town and p; liﬁuﬁtznln add its quota w. 'i‘lie iiiovenigig ma. worth uvmg‘ It Wh-lch ie now under

0'0)’ should h the citizens. um the support or u“

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Use “Tiz” For Sore,- '

latest and most popular » length, Fabrics are Polo cloths in lovatts, in brown mauve, fawn, and d'ark brown. This coatiis remarkably smart and stylish, and Well tailor- ed. A wonderful value at - $144")

New “iilliyme" and Flat Crepe Dresses at $25.00 f

coat is three inches longer than the line described ‘at $8.75. The range of coloring-s and fabrics is about the same. This value is a most emphatic Qne ‘at . . . . . . . . . $10.00

NEW FLAT CREPE AND ALLTYME CREPE DRESSES AT $25. Within the last few days we have received ‘a lot of very lovely‘ dresses in Alltym-e Crepe in gray, sand, almond green- navy and ‘black. These are very smart new designs, fresh front the hands of the best maker that'we know of . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25-00

A FEW VERY EFFECTIVE DRESSES IN FLAT CREPE are shown in almond green, henna, China blue‘ and sand. This lin-e shows some very distinctive new ideas. One very effective model being ﬁnished with twisted girdle of burnt orange combined with sand and caught‘ at "the side with large rosette in ‘the same colors. Dresses inferior to this lot sell in most stores at $35.00. Qur l)ri(3e................. $261)“

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Sale 1 to 9 P. M.

Ends of grey and white cottons;_Roller and glass towel- lings= Table Linens; Dress and apron ginghams; Print cottons; Black sateens; White vestings; Check muslins; Galateas; Poplins

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0ome Expecting Bargains

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NlNE-YEAFl-OLD GIRL IS ~dls it. on oi‘ being the premier HAWAIPS PREMIER AVlATRlXEvlatrix oi’ Hawaii as the result oi l recent flight with a conimoi'(-.i:il , iHONOLIPLIY, May iL-Lniirn Lil- aviator who established ii new inti- lis, nine years nldLhas earned tlieAutle record for the islands a: 7.‘

100 feel.

l'lc s-niind, feels safer 5,000

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“I Can Now Do My Work I Without Feeling Tir ” i

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Mn. A. Moihtt, Roxtori Falls, Que, writes: l A nvEEQFVQSEQjFNVE '~ -- ' I. “woman two TOLD

_ l suffcredfrom a run-down system u 0Q bMrm VQOUT ‘T and nervous debiliiy. l could not sleep or ,~ 4f, H95 k-OMWC‘ rent at night, and felt so weak l could not ' ' TQIKiHT OVEQ- walk any distance. l took several tonics, but they only helped me -‘,,~ I‘, while l was taking them. Mother j/ ‘ ”‘ h <\ advised rrie to fake Dr. Chase's ' Nerve Food, and l. felt great bene- fit from the first box. and con- tinued taking several boxes. To- day l feel like a new woman, and

am able to do my work without that dreadful tired feeling."

ma. oiaslrs NERVE F00!)

‘l 1 dents-ts» FM NOT‘ ( ‘JACK.’

"Or-

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lmura, the daughter of Captain W. J. Lillla of the Honolriilu traf- feet

tubove the ground than she does tit

BRINGING or FATHER:

‘oowr TELL ME. YOU ARE l

Tired, Aching Feel;

t} _ .

_ . n: i ' t, heel’ tired reel‘ Y eel. Slllﬁﬂllus,

t‘ . . _ ‘ tishtness m" “Dots. No more shoe rlllllln o d no more “mlilnii. iwith, 4» , ‘H ‘awlﬂs uii your {are in l} “Ifllinl TF4"- is Imngicwl, acts right lo . TIA draws out ttllltiie poig. ' ‘ /‘ and ‘QPKBL your fool 4 misery! Ali! haw comfortable your feet feeL- A few cents buys i, box

r u! r n ‘ y I‘ l“ d“ "°“ M any drussist or ilepzirlmont store. Don.‘ win” gfjodlfget‘ 3km T961, feet that: I ' “Y” l- "ever hurt, net-er gain fmd- A Year's foot ‘COIIIIOIII. gum» unit-ed or money ralundetl. ' ‘ l

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~ iovernment Standard Glover l

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0 0 < 4

No. bus. v bu?» 2. Red Clover at $15.00 per

No. 1. Alsike, at $10.00 per busy‘ 4 No. 2, Alsike at $0.00 per bus.

No, i, Alfalfa, Northern Grown. et SL450 per bus. ' 4 Noﬁi. Griiiinns Alfalfa, at $25.50 per bus. l- = < NO- 2- Timothy. No. i niriiy. at

$5.155 pier bus. , §

0. W. B. SW ‘ "no per bun‘ eet Clover, at

No. 2, W. B. Sweet Clover, at 06.00 per bun .

Nﬂ- 3, Mixed Timothy and Alsike- at $6.50 per bus. oi‘ 60 lbs.

Ne. 3, Mixed 'i‘iniothy and Red Clover at $7.230 ner bus. of 60 lbs.

On all orders East oi’ liinnitoba. ' amounting to $25.00 or over we pay 4 the freight. Bags extra at 45c each

1. Red Clover fill $16.00 per

01w of the best vice-a about a farm. Bag holder ut-

Pendergast,

THE wiﬁitiituiiilii I

mahogany ‘brozllﬁ soles and nrbber

heels, smart and stylish; per pair $3.50. Sinclair a Stewart. Limited-

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—MEN'8 BROWiN WAX-SPLIT half ‘bellows

tonguo, leather, nailed soles

and heels; special per pavir $2.05 at

>1 1~2l

-—GET A SCHURMAN. POTATO

d your order NOW. labor saving ds» $26.00. Apply to Kensington, Harry Schiurrnan 11685il~2-0-wf 2i

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PERBUNALQ

-——His friend-s are pleased to see J. F. MuNeliil more after bein-g confined ‘meats m‘ m“ wcﬂnvlleaves the skin clear u-nd smooth.

around to his

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streets ore drying

11D and DBQQWIIE ﬁlm A g°°d deahtle jar oi‘ Rowles MentlimSiilphui' or hiuiling is lWlIIK done and alto-Imam any good drugglgl and “g9 it nether business seem to llJB blight-Ema a COM crank

leather soles with ‘1Kend " i - i» .~-H'. "mmry _ i Sugar Beet, C‘ u . soles, low rubber heel; p2: pulilr e“ m; up HORSE NOTEs $5.50 at rur4‘“_‘,.__"'°“.'°"" 112 nip. Beans, Pfliifillotfhlllllllrhéliﬂ T": $2.95 at Sinclair's. 11-2i —lMiss Beatrice Gordon, nccom~ _ NSH"—"ERWI'N WILLMMS pain“ chum“ -. 8.1%

mother, Mrs. Doug-

ins Gordon, left on "Dhursilay. morti- iiig for the New England ‘Baptist

xhiiry, Mania, where

slie will take up ii. course of study

oncel

uuu. Dr. Jedi iiu been milieu with ,' Long 8st, 200-4. who is claimed by / some horsemen to ibe the bolt ‘bred

home inJiaotem Canada, also Cor- . I ah - seneva (2) 224% by the world's ~ greatest sire. Peter the Greet, dam y‘ ,' 811119

- by Onwnnd, pumhased .by_' Mr. v i YOU!‘ George Reddiu, at the New York: certalnﬁ H-uotious and Helen 3., 212%. so _ ~ well known to the patrons of the

" " sport when raced by Ool. o. A. Me Kinnon, and, now owned by Mr. Pearle Brothers. Brothers Road. breeding such an this will somel

a . i.

IMPLES 3’ '- day attract buyers from the Unit- ‘ed Staites and European countries

_.._ . ' ut Prince Edward lisland on FIBP)’, lily‘: l-hnp, as the borne of the besti‘ - tiotiui-u and racers. as we" as ‘black foxes and Holstein oaittle. - l Frisco Direct. mwhawi by Mr» Applying Sulphur Hammond uuu u the New rm Sale last fall and champion stand- nrd bred stallion at the sprint! Horse Show here has ‘been placed in uhe hands of Mr Lyiitlelie Sample of Kensingtnn and lett for his new a . . “°L“J...l°ZL°.‘Z‘uZ. the Alrworthy trot‘ ting stallion owned b)’ lllr. K-elly nus also round a ‘view home l" "he was; end of the island. die hi1! been shipped to Mr. Melvin Me Auslend, Elmsdale.

Any :h&a.ki'ng out of the skin, ev- rn fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly ovencome iby applying a li-t- tie Alenihu-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because oi‘ its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation‘ instantly ibrings ease from skin irritation, soothes mid heals the eczema right iuip and

HIGH GRADE SEEDS

" ‘I. "thy" No. i nit-mi

" over" No. 1 n.1, '

“§l§lk/,Ql\ln_ 1 Rddia,\hlnlI'l°lll

" w t 1 .1»

‘om. ee ovei No. iwhne B] “Bairiey" Twq) n ,1 _ "Buckwheat" S/ii-i/(Qglliiillnltk-mll "Field Peas“ Gnldpn vim "09"" LOYIHFt-ilinv, ' vewhea- R009. Mango] m“,

lit seldom fails to relieve the tor- ment and disfigurement. Sufferers |'rom skin tron-bie should get ti lit~

,‘.LA|;|5s' you can get n pair of mahoqﬂny pail Zetrap slippers with heels. Goodyear welted or

Big variety Fioiil, Gard“, Flower Seeds. Cuowrninient w, urd. Best prices, M’

w. A. JOHNSTONE,

Breeding the best, Devilish Doro~ and vamhhesJohnuonis (Igor wax, thy 218%, so well known to iliQIWODd 4y", varnish stains, enl- riice going public, owned lily nle|mcls, floor paints. fly screen, rust late Dr. J. T. Jenkins and now proof "nun", Everything in paint

owned by the P. E. lslnnti siivflﬁfand varnish at Beer it Weeks. . 1|

All you lnlee

GOLD

A Mop. _Thalt’s all Gold Dust dissolves the dirt.

scrubbing

up the water after Gold Dust has loosened and ﬂoated out the dirt.

Nor is there need for any other cleaner in, the Dust gets the‘ tllrt whether it be on iwindotvs

linoleums, iii

gets into every cracf: and. corner,

and puriﬁes

Ideal for washing dishes and pots and pans. Con- tains no grit. Will not mar any polishecisurfacc.

osrraraiigggpi

MONTH

MADE IN CANADA

o0

lllﬁiiold Dust Week],

lliiil63-54l-18i. ' Mm““““"' 1‘- El

for the Spring Hoirisecleaning

A Rag l " I - ‘ _Warm Water, ‘

DUST

you need. I No required. You merely mop

house, for Gold

‘woodwork, ﬂoors, iziﬁi; sink or bath. It

as it clears.

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LD our

'i‘erms, Cash with order, 4 TODD 6. COOK,

LLLec the Gold Dust

Seed Merchants Stoiiffv-ill FL, Ont. i-3tf.

crowded street inter-sections, ae- played bV cording to her iaiiher. Her first JENK flight was made when she was six years old and she has been irp ifre~ quanlily in the piwi tihree years.

Aribwut THE. DOOR vase.» l "subpoena THAT-e THE DOCTOQ- oori oorrr CARE wHAT Hr‘. ﬁlm's - I'M

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Gold Dust sold and dis-

INS & SON.

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Twins do yourxiii] \

omof~ dd! PIMP I payed ‘i? w“ a“ ‘s lGold Dust Sold by R. l". MAUDlGihN

Gold Dust sold by

Gold Du-st sold by (‘onus n 1'0-

Weymoutli ("Jiisli Grocery. PUDMORVP} B1008.

illcvMail = owK-(Eﬂ . ‘NDEED '

PM THE. NuRb€ 5cm-

ibY DQAuMiTH-HE 5ND ‘THE PATENT HA5 K FEVER - HA‘: THE DOCTOR ARRNED

eﬁ

so Oenla u. box. all dmliI-s, or Edmanson, Baton a Co., LitL, TGIOIID u