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Nimitz‘: ltturcv \ N" 50 years coughs, Golds. Group,

IVIIOOPING couclv, c0llcEST|0ll,ASTllIA, iiiioucmtis, |llll|Tl\Tl0ll OF THE Tllllllll,

AND

Ni THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.

CURIZ3 AS IF BY MAGIC. Unprecedented Success proves it: zciiabillty

M ...L DEALERS MD WHOLESALE DIIIIIIIIISTS

1!. FAXTOII BAIRD. PROPRIETOII

WOOD8TOCK . N. B.

Miscellaneous Items

The salaries have been increased of the telegnnh operators along the lfaryland Diyi. §C:r;fi;£Rth;JI5l;l‘a‘;':lphu, Wilmington and

In rm: Months of months of March, April Ind V1)’. the Blood should he purified. and the 8""-"HI Strvnzthened. so that it be able to withstand the debilitating effects of the chang- mg weather and resist the attack of disease. The most reliable medicine to take to bring about the desired result is Estey’s Iron Tonic. For sale by all druggists.

The value of property in London ha. trebled since I15‘.

Foa Scalds or burns use Pbiloderma.

The devils money cannot buy anything that the Ch-istian ought to have.

-Viotllns should use Priloderma on their infants, Q its soothing and healing properties renderit invaluable for chafivg. Dmggists sell ith‘-15¢.

The world's press is stated to include 37,000 newspapers

Esfl‘i.\"s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is pleas- ant to take as milk. The peculiar manner in which it is made renders it acceptable to the most senpitive s: ~rn1ch. For Coughs, Colds. Consumption, delicate Fhildren, Whooping Cough and all wasting diseases there is no, remedy to equal ii.

A disease has broken out among the cattle in the iiorih-west teritories which is making serious havock on theranches

“ How delicious is the winning

Ofa kiss at la‘-v-’s beginning," sings the poet. andhis sentiment is true with one possible exzepuon. If rither party has the catarrh, even lave-‘s kiss loses its sweet. neg. Dr. Sage’s Caarrh Rerrredfy isasure cure for this repulsive and di~trcssir\g affliction. By i's. mild, soothing. an=iseptic, cleansing and kaling prn- er i-=5, l’. cures the worst $5tw reward i-tier:-d for an incurable can). J;

The‘ primary use of the sense of taste is flideutly to guide animals in the choice of their 9' 0d. and to warn them of the introduc- tion of at xi:-us substances into the strmach

Ex-Miivoa Robert Bowie. Hi-ocliville,0ut. aays—-"I used Nasal Balm for a had case of catarth and it cured me afzer having inetf—_=c tually tried many other term-dies. It never fails to gin: i-"mediate relief for cold in the head" This is the exrorience of thousands in all parts of the Dmniriou There is no

case of cold in the head or catarrh that will ! not yield to Na.‘-al Balm. Try it. reware of substitutes.

The want of teeth in turkies, ducks, geese, pigeons, «.5-‘c.. is comrensctcu by a powerful muscle called the gizzied, whl"b breaks and grinds the bard ailment as acoflce mill would

0. .

TEA’? brassy iingirg cough means :i croupy night. Give Jr-lins-vn's Anvdyne Linimcnt

The caterpillar has teeth which are thrown off ‘- ith the exuvia of the grub, and the but- terflrhas a new apparatus.

Daorran on sugar, chi'dren love to take )ohnson’s A’ odyne Linimett for coughs ant‘ colds.

Phil"sophy is a great help to a man in time of trouble bu' it is an asset that lis creditors don't value, no matter how‘ much they may need some of it.--Somerville Journal.

Fnxctsrioxs and pneumonia mav often be prevented ho using }ohpson’s Anodyne Lini- ment A

..\y.,n!t you please speak a little more plainly?" used the inn arthaend of the wire. for the fctfi_.n time. " If I only spoke}! plainly as I’-ha like doing, 1'... afraid 1'5?‘ cut off," shouted the ma-;- at the other end. —Indianapol is jnur ital -

ALL through the Provinces, the rapid in- crease of La. G-ippe is causing great alarm. A report was received here today. of a new devclnpemcnt of the disease. which perhaps than any other.

Wm Hanlev, of New Yrrk cl’ y. died in terrible agent: after a sickness of only four days, Hi; tongue swelled to such an extent as to malre it iaipossmlo for him to swallow or close his j-ws. The report is causing the people in this corhiuuniiy t-. enquire into the noted Grippe Cure recently published in so many papers. - .

In ' ape Breton the di=e1se has spread very rapizllv and with fatal results. D. J. McKil- lop. of l,’.-vcheveque, -rites, Feb. nth. that the iii.-dicice re.-.l'erred to has beer_i_tricd In that distritt, and with such ~uccess that all those residihg in me neigbborhoorl are" obtaining a sup 9, believing it to be the only gemedy

iag relic! and eff. cting «'1 Ccrl-Ill‘ “VC-

finished his letret by asking for a large

?1l3 ‘ty of the medicine, v-lz: -_r_._ Morse’:

ndian Root Pills, to supply the demands of the community for the rele‘ of la grippe.

Forty-five per cent of the water consumed or lira» ii for dtfmestic purposes in London is wasted.

"Tho Blood In the Life.’- Riins the and 3 mg, and ever_vthi- g that ever makes part of any organ of the b°dY mllsl reach its place therein throuch lb blood. Thcrrfure if be blood 1. notified and kw’ "I good condition by the use of Hood’: Sam- parilla, it necessarily follows that the benefit 05 the medici r is in parted to wow 07310 0‘ the body. Can anything be simpler than the method by which this ~xcel'eni medicine gives good healvhio afi who will try it fairly Ind

paticfyig,

.~—‘———.——u1_.,__—

in R. SMALLWOOD. Banister ail Attorney-at-Lav,

Notary Public, etc.

Ofieeiu ‘axneron Bloclv, lately occupied by F. L. Hasaarrl, l:1sq., South Side Queen

' iromzv TO LOAN. Ch'tnwn. Ian. I6-esdérw unoa.

l.lI.C.lhe .N Q0000-

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Died in His Boots. AN AUSTRIAN GENERAL WHO I’-‘EARED TO MEET THE REAPER IN BED.

Baron Gcmmingen, lieutenant field marshal and inspector-general of the Austrian cavalry, who died at his bomo in Gutlerberg, three weeks ago. had been an active soldier for almost half a century.

_ When, on the afternoon of his death, his physician told him he had but an h0Dl' or two more to live, the old man sat up in bed and called to his military attendant in the next room. Thr soldier came. “Bring my parade uni- form,” commanded the general. The uniform was brought. “Now put it on me.” The order was obeyed, while the old soldier gasped heavily for breath.

“Have Fritz send in a boiled chicken, a bottle of Sec, and an imported cigar.” The order was filled, and the truly was laid on the general’s bed. He ate a little and drank much. He lighted the cigar. He smoked it half down without taking it from his month. As he removed it to knock off the ashes thc and came. He sank back with tho- cigar still between his fingers, and died before it went out.

The Khedive, oddly enough for an Oriental, did not smoke, with the result that the palace cigarettt-s—inveriable handed round with cofl'ie—were notor- iously the worst in Cairo, and except in the case of absolute strangers it was lud- icrous to see how tobacco was avoided in his presence. He always carried a cigarette case, however, and delighted in offering it and little present‘: of money to the English s-.-ntrioc placed nn guard round

his palace when first Carin was Occupied by British troops. H-. loved to tell stories of his experience with thcsegusrds.

An early ris r, be was in the habit of either beginning his reading of ofiicial reports or walking in-his garden in the co. .1 sunri-to hour. One morning, return- ing to the palace froin a walk in the gard- en ofGhizircb, he was stopped by a. aeiitry. “Yer can't go in ’ere, yet know," said the maxi uf war, with the Brit:on’s amiable contempt for the fat little “flll'IIIGl'. ” "But I belong to the palace," faltered the Khedive, delighted.

,,Oh, do yer? Got a good place?” “Very good," said Teivtik, difii«lantly'l" “Ab. yer look like it. Bust-in’ times, I

suppose. Nothing to do and plenty to eat. I would--ti’: mind serving your master. Would he stand six lllilllllgs a

day’! What. loft of I feller is he? '

And then, ‘alas, the sergeant coming round recognized and aaaleed tlia .lI~.~dl\a to the vast discomfort of Thomas Atkins and to th 4 chagrin of his hiiznness, who would fain ll>aVd h——4u'd more about him- salf, and who prob tbsy hail I1 ver received a more sincere ofilsr of service.-—Black- -roon"a Magazine.

or ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN OR yaouurs SWEET As SYRUP AND ». “ANNOT HARM THE’ ‘4osT f

" ‘- l:-!'-‘'. '-"'r''': -‘an. _i_"- -'

Reading Room, Gymnasium, Educa- tional Classes, Re-creation Rooms.

, LARGE, wcllliehted, comfortable

Papers and Magazines can be seen :-

\‘lAG/\Zl‘.\ES :—-American Garden, Am- atcu' Work, lflackwood, “harrliers' Journal, l"assell‘s Family journal, Century, Contem Dorary, Fortnightly, Nineteenth Century, Chautauquan. Eclectic, Guai Words, Har- per's Magazine, North American Review, Outing, Popular Science Monthly. Review of Reviews, Sunday at Home. Scribner.

ILLUSTRATED \\’EEKLIES: Harper’s Weekly, Punch, Penny Illustrattd. Queen, Scientific American and Supplement, London Graphic, Grip. Illustrated London News, Dominion Illustrated, Youths’ Companion, Young Men's Era. .

EDUCATIONAL PUBLIC~\TIONS:— Educational Journal, Kindergarten, Popular Igdncabr, Canadian Magazine of Science and Industrial Art, Educational Times, Educa- Ipn, Teachers’ Institute. . ,

Under the terms of affiliation between the C. A A. and the Y. M. C A.. all members holding full membership tickets are entitled to the use of the Gymnasium.

Information regarding the Educational Classes on application to the General Secre- m’

Tickets admitting to Gymnasium. Reading and other Rooms. $5.00 per year: Rt-admg Room alone. $2.00 ; Boys under I6 years 0 age. half price.

You are cordially invited to call and look t.lirol:§h the institution. Visitors always wel- ccm .

C. A. MAFIT,

jam; General Secretary-

l s NDTICE

70 all whom. it may (7oncern.

HAVE much plensuré iii_teetifyin.'_to the skill, attention and drindvima with which D3,. GEO, A. Bavirzsdischarged his professional duties duri--‘g the ten_ yuan that he practised medicine in this city (M.-ntreal.) His manners with the sick : his character and relations with his col- leagues have always been those of at gun- tleman He has my best wishes for his success, &c., kc. (334,) R. P HOWARD, M. D. Dean of the Medical Faculty,

McGill University. Montreal,

29th May, 1884. Calladlh

DR. GED. A. Buses. Specialist in Diseases of Women, Chronic Diseases of Men.

-Onion: Market. Square, Ch’town, P.E.I.

B0LL£_o_:1nAT8 !

Q00 Barre. 18. N. B. an RATTENBURY.

greatest cure or?

L I):-:siiu._is.ir, ‘A ,Qn

- .\

Y. M. C. A.»

‘- L Déy-Ill Law. Not

-Ryan we-on,c. R.,Ba.rrlctcr and Attob

_ ,in ,next oortol‘-a--k or Nova--c tin. Moner A Reading Room, where the lollowing:

- ammo-.5-c -,«.-4.. ,_.* - ,._._ ,

The Quickest, Sui-ost and Best Remedy for Rheumatism. Neural- glampumbago, Sore Throat. and all ti ass, soreness and Lamenoss. It stops all pain, and cures sprains. lBilalns,s eitliiiiii’s.li:iilii1ing§,iiiiii. Gilli; Crouu. Colds, quinsy, etc., from 10 drops on sugar taken inter-

nally, gives '."l'.'T-‘felt r.:-.lief. Price 25¢.

ggart gelatin.

A U C'I‘IONEERS

EAIRSIO. R., Auctioneer and Commits aion Merchant. Onion and Warerooms l)odda's old stand. Queen St.. Chfiown. nov ‘I

VUBTON it Co.. E. IL, Auctioneers. Com- . mission Merchants, Honey lenders. wlalecr-oomc.Qucon 8t.reet,Ch'tiow'n. nov‘!

()()I)flJlDlI. ‘O lb. illflbdfflflflhf ‘I ‘}(nh

II hant.F ctookaal ‘ ty. grl»mom¥Vla.w‘gdmun

‘IORRIS, LEONARD. Auctioneer. 0om‘a'n. . Merchant. Insurance t. scauuralda. sdvancea on ants. mpt Returns. an bu-unoaa and y ooundontlal. Kay 1!. ‘N

VIORRISON, C. 1., Auctioneer &0ommIc- L slon Merchant. Prompt returns. 106 mean Street. Ch'town. Oct- 11. ‘N

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ooar. DEALERS.

Lyons. c.. Round. an. 31.... ..a Hard Coal always on him . Water St... Char ittetovrn. Nov. 14. '90

HUGHES. Capt. John‘ dealer In allkinds of

'~".r~K~ts ..« an

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on-sand ‘ W .‘::.‘.'.z.':,',f’.:.:?..'*.'.:.*"..'..'.:..:'.°..:.'§i.'..: '°'*-............'-t ..:;°' "W '°" ..:°' 15‘&'.ll°'.l:.‘°"" Horses aiid Cattle.-""l§:'1ha°-:.&!t'ibounnaa ' ° h ‘m"‘fn7 throughout Ch‘ I fnilfl ‘g ‘ (fun: nan) (‘maul aunt) lmreciataa. 'l‘I-sane ruckus. Atalldaalus, ,

Prlectsc. 5 package; .30,

:1. uxron iuiiiin, :§,..~a.i..-

woona-rocir,

unnraozur ., u. wanna... of. ” 1' a 81 (::U‘V Goo .:i'lou°wIth' near-l°yra%%t1°"mg rm

ion a co., Pho fin.’ 3 tpothecarlod Io rmo°3ii'L' gll

we finished in bed style. T nov): oorns..routr—aawin;ii.¢i.i... gigolo Yi teed.‘ ortli 8quar_a.Ch« ,.l.r. JuIt4$'90 ncnairs-comic‘ -; .‘.'...,', M‘n... I.P ....l‘..’..?£;'l..?- 2.3. -.2:-.'.:~..€E-wise-.c'ii.’.°.!*..5‘....“'** norms. i. .'. or-iuinm or non: con

L Glasgow an

or Vote . wt-pans, , House. Res 5 St., A’ inttotown.

P‘2l‘,$.°l;°.°.“. '“"""°“...... .$.z:.*..... m..:.*.=:. z.t”.;r.’:;'..’§.t.' n*:.'a.*: stand. Syd.

in

street. char-lottcwwn.

'°°§.;'-5 ‘5.'ll'o°°

DENTAL CA BDS.

Hard and son . water at. between 130- 81008 CAIIOIIY. lune‘ iuecn and Pownal. Nov. 14, '90 nov Strait A b not 1.-Iv _\,1°,,‘,‘,‘,,‘;‘,‘;,fi‘,!;,,*§-,,“,‘,*‘!,1,‘*,5,‘,',',_*“ W“ °‘ 3'“ LIVER STABLES .

Woaurs Diva stables, Prince or. char l'IrsHila.sa'l'eauia.anppllcd pconptly” . nov so

11. BAGl~lA1.l._ surgeon Dentist.-Corner can and Richmond Streets. Clrtown. Onloe our-s.9a.rn.,tol p.m.;3p. m.ro5p.m.

R. STRICKLAKD extracts teeth without

pain 1) v etablegas electric force 26 years prac guasirudaa wltball vygrk.

-:5. INSURANCE.

.'. -HE l\lA~'u1-‘Acruiucas’ Lu-a AND Accr- I DENT INSURANCE l,n)IPANlI.S: Head Omce. Toronto. Ontario President: Goo Gooderham, President or the Bank of Toronto Largest Paid-up! spiral in the Dominion Mu-ltirne Provinces Branch, 78 Granville Street, Halifax.

011838 AND BUQGIEBTOEIRI. In nice [1 at G. G.Juisr'a Jcwea-store. ortli cl eofQucen'ssquare.oa-at _83dnoyct.

wHoI.EsA.1..1u. ‘

anvirnr. nno's., wholesale Grocers. Ag! and Victoria liner Guardian, ‘El’. -... boo .l.‘.'.?".‘i’..“"“‘i........ E. Izliaud guuzamahip Lhasa. _ — ' nov I8 .

4

Nuvggnr. mxiron 1-. mm. Pu-a.Irai-In 3 Accident Insurance. Inman

8 Dominion . 8.ttnca. Vlataar_8t.0‘b'l:owu. I1

Polio holders may remit. direct to Branch Omce, Eros oruce Order. Bank i_‘hcqne.or. Dratt very l’ostma.ster ~n the Island is‘ authorized to remit by registered letter under ,

Policy holders should deduct cost of remit- tance. l J. B. P-\'l‘0.V, Vauager. Address: Box 374, Hiifilfax, N. 8. Agents wanted in unrepresented Districts. Dec. 21 f9] ly

, _cEACHER.V. JOHN. Fire. Life, Accident. L Insurance. Offlcc, Mcnacheriro oorncri

Lower Queen St.. Ch't.own. P. I. I. now ‘I

H ASZABD, HORACE ; The Manchester Fine

Aasur non Co ;'l‘ho- We.-.sto.er-it Assurance (‘-4- ; The Western Marine Assurance Co. Of- flce, south ~iue Queen square. Clrtown.

TRQUHART & BROW-5389 Ad. In another; eolnm n, Feb 31

QQ1} England, next oor Bank offlova. sooth

- s 0b’t0wn. Jy. 2 . l

LEGAL cAaci)s.

CLEAN, A. A, Barrister and Solicitor-; 0fllcc—Brown'a Block, Charlottetovgn. nov

Money to loan.

Pi-true, otc. (mice in , Came:-un Block. lav»-ly oocup ed by F. L. Has- = zard. Esq., tsoutb ide Queen Square. Money to loan Jim :0. '92 ly

AL\:EP., H. J , (of thdlate firm of Palmer it Me! eod,) l:arrl- or. Attorney at-Law, lint-ix-y I ubl c. etc. 0mce:U*Halloran's But;-=

to oiin t.h’towri,Jari 20 '92 [y V, cl)O.\’.\Ll) a MARTIN, Barristers, Solli l- ; _ tors, Kora:-lea Public. ac , &c., O1-‘non: 31011-ia‘Build1ng,ch'town (iatmey's utldlng Summer-side. Money t 'oa.n. Dec. 3, '91

100D, JAMES H. Barrtaler-at~Law. Com- rmssioner, Notary Public, etc. Camemn Block, won:-av. tn loan. .-peciat at.- tention given to wllections.

YARBURTON. A. B . Barrister, solicitor. &c.. - ‘nine:-on Block.Ch’taown, P. E. I.- floncy to loan 9 .ow rates. nofl

AVIES & flA.s‘7..ARlJ, Barristers and At» torneys. Omce l)odd'n Buil Street, Chr'.rlott»e'nw .P. E. I.

‘, OLEOD. MORBON b M L risuers, Solicitors to. _ zown, Br-own's Block; Sum rside. over Mur-

chnnts Bank of Halifax.

zoom. J. 11., Barfim ac, oimemn Block, (Head of stairw ), Lollectlons carefully attended to. Moneytoloan. nov‘I

Lnlnranoo-On-—d-

Late ranirlo-I-‘a-outfit Qellerro, .. . Ugrper Nor-woods} flirt:-.,. "

Deslrca a few more Pupils

Certificate from South , ‘ 7 Residence, Weymouth St... L ottetowll.

feb lo—d 3mns

Lessons in Planting”

MISS u.,u.cHi,s__ . "I3; ‘ " Ch

water-‘.?:oior=’1’aii'i;§3il’ in MORRIS’ NEW '

Orders taken for Painting in the differ-. ent branches and Portraits. Nov.

Viaitnra welcome. mirrii itimi. WATER — STIIET CHARLOTTETQWN, P. E. I.

THIS house, long known,to the public as thcflsbnrnc House, has, of late, undergone extensive improvements in the entrance and otherwise, and will in the future be known as the neon Hotel. N or only is its 03%“ appearance ha- ‘ tl im v it our guests may i-ltilgygtiiiaa yfirsr3,c1l.bsa menu and the most careful attention.

Wewillbe pleased to meet our oldi

patrons and as many more as may favor

us with a call. . always in

First.-class ' at Steamboat: and ii: R. Depot to convey Passengers and luggage free of charge.

P. P. ARCHIBALD.

I Proprietor. opt. 30 ’9l.

'IJu]¢18‘da J()£x)l13..AJ®Ol1lO§"‘1?1dIVV,I‘0* L ta.ryPnb-.;c etc. Omoe, London House

STEWART W. S . Barrister and Solicitor.

Once. Xewsonts Block, oppodte P Omne. Moneytolonn. July $5,?‘ {/2

die.

a_

Penn T acre:-s,

ASZARD, G. HERBERT. Book-binder, H Printer and statloner, Bi-own'aBlook Clwown, P. E.I.

VOOMBS. JOHN. steam Printer and Book- binder, Queen Street. Char-lottetown.P, Island. nov 7

SLAND GUARDIAN (=0.-Blllheads, Cards,

Circulars. Letter Honda. and every varl -

of println neat! and promptly execu . Gamenrm lock,C urlotmto . A

MAN UFAC 1‘Ul?.ES.

nov 7

heatlnrr Ir specialty nov!)

PILKARD J ASPER. Saddler and Harness

Mak . Be atrlnfidone prom . North .) aaoviriqnnlzvi. Cb own. puynov I2

‘£cK.lNNOh & HCLEAN Ir-on Founders Mrs- ., chinesu and Boiler Stake:-3. Hot water

heating. spring St. Ch’to'wn, P. E. l. nov 12

ANNING. P. 1. Manufacturer ofand dealer in Boots it Shoes, Custom work ll splctala Leathers and findings. W817‘ 9

VCHURMAN. Clark & 00,, manuf'a and bull » rs? 8's1de, Building material of all kind- nhnn’.I. Cl-inc-4-in Pvrrnltnro a unmlaltw. Jrilv

ORG Rl£OS.,Tannern. Htgheotdmicea paid . tor calf and sheep skins, an owhidepuv Tannarv. llmrtnw

t... ..

ENRY D WA DMAN. sneer not in worse.‘ .

Plnmbiri and general Jobbing ‘prom tly

attencod to $5. neon Rt. formerly 0 Po lee Station ‘37 '91 Iv

LJIIS ELLANEOUS-

horse an at. char»

Marc

Doc 23. -17? L18. Piano . at Organ Co., Icllacher-n'a _ town. P- E. I. now ‘I

run MEN ONLY’ “°*‘“*“"“°'°’°"°°"°*'°°"°“" V! E D R: "“"' ~- P‘l:.%‘..‘a“..‘i‘3."...fu‘i.°.ai‘ll'.%.‘:.."”°“'..°fi“i:.‘ii ‘ilfiiliiii ,_¢;‘§',','g”""‘ Diamondfi.8.Co.L.Qneen8t,Oh .P.n.r. " 3*-W"-"°"' a nun. .w coni.arei-ouanr t ~ I Qft........'‘'.....°.-.... .. .........i.:r=. 3 .B.I,&I*‘l.-réiowlnk steamabifi ua.-' '"" aaiamntcasoo-.nurum.Ir.v. }u.o.‘“"“a .&uuuu“°"'""irunai° our-I 2'"

hotel in the city, ‘and

0i‘.ll‘l'BAI. HOTEL , y , I

Formerly “Railway Bale.” - RICHMOND STREET.

HE above Hotel, which is centrally situ- ated and within five minutes walk of the Railway Station, and in close proximity to,

the Post Ofice, Banks and all the business bousesofthecity,has been im oughly renovatedandrefu ' .

thor- Tbe Tables arecqual to tho: found at any

h the coddne will be ad special’ oxct.‘ / mciioad stabling andan attentive hostler con-

tinually in attendance. No charge fir stabling when meals are taken.

, '~'— Telephone Communication. $1.? §:§;{1f,’;.fi,§fg;?;b,}°§§“w8:,fE,_°:':£,§'i,:‘.,4‘z,%°?,: P. 8. BROWN, Proprietor.‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' Horsosfiaugntaudsoldcndomlnlaallln. ‘i»‘.?'..‘;..ir§-?i<'laiz’ s‘<'.‘?.‘.‘.‘£.‘.’."«’z'i.-‘l.’.‘.l'.‘:"‘iai“& "“5““""' " . I

FAMILIES!

—WHO WANT TO-

SAVE MONEY

. SHOULD iuiraoivizir _.

a STEWART c GATES

.. FOR P 1&1.‘-CLASS —

Groceries, Fruit,— Confec- tionery, Teas, Flour.

Everything of the Best at the Lowest

Goods iDeli_vcred in any part

of the Pity free ofgcliarge unit ,

without delay.

. ‘I... 1300-014!

miss rnifll ti

atbcr I

Suiumenide, P. E. 1.

Bargains art

./Ill products of the Farm

at Big Discounts.’ Cr-camera, Milk Pans,

impoi-tad; .l- have also a splendid "aa- anmnent of Stoves and Fancy Goods,

t - '-a-' .-‘...‘.: . 5.... use...‘--‘4a.'_..._....-...-..-. . ..

‘ ' ‘am , \ .-u-ya“

THE G o

.wouiii i-iii-mi:

To buy Books, Stationery‘ and Fancy Goods at prices that cannot be beaten?

Do you believe that we will

sell from now until Spring our stock of

(E0008 AT 008'!‘ ‘I

. We want to make room for new Spring Goods.

School Books kept in stock.

Telephone exchange in connection.

T. J. 1.. M. L.,WALsl-I.

Summcraide.

EX. STANLEY

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.: utwiirs I

Jusrormmi; "

Summer-"aide..' ’

HUCKBU fill!

, tity of PARLOB Sci-rue in ‘all the latest. fashionable designs, tri’-color6_'€I£ln’r;ih;',Bair Sloth and raw.Sil_k «upholster- tngs, which’ will bé closed out uriug__$h_e next month at cost and. cl;tarTg’es'. You” will. find