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THE NORTHUMBERLAND.-Jl‘l\e

l A .1 ~'l'_ v . A ~ _ ' ' .» 1'r sus to buy in this Provine».~ Kinillingr Wood "°°' "vs r

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Nuethumherland arrived in Charlotte

_ ‘ I .town at 8.15 Saturday evening.

W C li&V_€ 0.`qllal1lZ~ T ' _ 'PHE luwsnn raiiss.-rss em-

' i ern accommodation arri -‘

ily of ;_good"dry soft wood in feet- length ` and blocks 10 inches

ved in Char

lottetown Saturday at 9.30 a. in., Un “D102 the eastern accommodation

Received fr e s h ii 3122 $122 SK ii`..‘.`§§ iii? §l’.‘.'.l§.°§f”‘

fronl , nun h side at 12.25 pm., forty-eve minutes

I - _ ` es t IS 18%. and the Cape Traverse at 9.55

long. Very easy to spring _ °""" °“”"“°'

' Acadia Round

Acadia Nui

split. We are anx~ ions to sell at once, we want the room

this wood takes. '

We will deliver ' a

EXAMlNA’l‘IONS.- The standing of

the pupils of Victoria. High School lor the month of May is as'1ollows;- U. B. Jelly's Dept., Grade VII.-1, Lorne Lea; 2, Gladys Clark.; 3, Har- ry Lea. Grad VI

e .-1, Winnie Vil-

, left; 2, Eleanor Clerk; 3, Evan

Albion Runamine Reserve Riinamine

Wright. Grade V.-1, Crilly Lea. Grade IV.-1, Ada Clark, 2, Willie Waddell; 3, Marion Lea. Miss Boul- tcr's Dept Grade IV, (.lunior)-l,

f 11 11 T wt had 01 ‘ l .i..ree;;§f°i:f2:= blocks for $1.50' Cliilord Lea; 2, Joe Miller; 3, Gor-Y

don. MacDonald. Grade ll. iSenlor)

_ ' ‘ 9 -1, Charlie,»Logan; 2, George Clark,

S Grade II., (Junior)-1, LeRoy How-

a att; 2, Eva Trowsdale, 3, wnignem

| l ' d Howatt. Grade I-l, Everett Wol-

\ _- _([1 E1' Cover ton; _ _2._K_a_th1esn oisri; _ 3, Kari

Phone 24o_ _ .£.‘°“{"°'~_ _

F; _ pl? - - T' °""_

- - 7 . - A -- . .R ___ THE UP-T0-DATE Foxvlianch of The

__ ____ Rogers Farquharson Blue Fox Com-

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l Hou. James McNeill, Commissioner of Agriculture, was a passenger to Buinnierside Saturday afternoon,

Mr. W. S. Grant, Manager _oi the

P- E- 1- T0|0l>hone Oo., was a passen- ger on tue Northam-hes-land Saturday evening.

Mies Gladys ~ Nicholson, Charlotte- ¢°Wl\. WHS a Passenger returning on the Northumberland on Saturday ev- ening.

Mr- F- l'~ R0Zers was a passenger

by the western train Saturday afggp-

noon returning to his home in Al- berton.

Messrs. J. G. Ste;-ns and fH. H.

Acorn, Souris, were in Charlotte- town Saturday and 'returned to their UOUIEH by the afternoon train.-

er. Messrs H. H. Acorn, Bouris, audl

Dr. T. V. Grant, of~Boston, for-

merly of the Post Oiiical Oharlotte- t°‘"11 15 renewing Old acquaintances in this city.

Rev, Hugh iuiiier, Montague, who is in Charlottetown attending the an- nual session of the N. B. and P.E.I. Methodist Conference is the guest of A. T. und Mrs. Dollar.

l"““Y» LW. is now under construction

on the beautiful grounds of Mr Hog

T&lCUm BIB Far uharson

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Ii Powder ~]i~anch is (lacing erecbgd blgirullllillrlvvllailliiliig

_ ` ‘Hogan of Alberton, who has bum

_ Tl’3»illD8 Arbutus Talcum Powder, fragrant with the full and l-many 05 the l“*`g° "““°h°9 ill U15-WW-

delightful aroinu of full blown innyflowers. is one of the hast Talciim tem Dart of the 1515110- Ml HOEBU. Powders on the market today- lt is made in Boston and is tho favor- J who ls an “X90” in the ll”-DCl¥~B\ll1<k ite with all discriminating dressers in the United States. ing business, states' time the iogagim,

l A large can costs bnt25c and is ii splendid value. _ of this cannot be surpassed, and that " M . the soil is lpericctj which ls"`also n

_ Innon Drug. very! llmpgrtagf ieaiéuriel for the suc-

' ceasll ree ng 0 t e'se expensive

__ Gt' Georgu and Kem' sts' _ I “ lur bearing animals. lt is centrally

-T___ J - " _#__ . located in a handsome-grove -of soft

_- f f ' - -___ .__ and hardwood, and is out ol t e way

Sheep Dip

which are detrimental to the health

'y' (10) ‘p 1' ‘Ass

'ka", Blue Foxes _of the highest type,

which are lnreadiness. Breeding blue

.__-____ of railway or any other dlstur ences,

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fu of these animals. As soon as this

1 . = ' _ , _ ra ch is completed the Company will

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¢ s take deliver "of ten i‘§"‘ l -

Livery Stable

I h9‘V¢ Pufchasca h°`5‘5» foxes in captivity hns' long passed

wagons and harness (every- thing new) and am now pre pared to supply the trade wlt_h the best livery turn oui in tl e

Piovlnce.

When hiring a ieam fo-

pleasure or bminess why no get a good one---a horse that is siylish, smart, and ii good roadster---dressed in new har- ness and hitched io a- new

wagon.

We are flooded with com~

plime nts from 'those who have

patrouized use

All we wan: is atrial order, if not as represented no charge i

-_ made.

» J. A. HENDERSON J

180 Queen Street Horse Sho. r ‘

Phone No. 3ll7L

Juno,1l.Mtf

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F or Sale

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is a non caustlc coal tar pro- duct combined with solusbie sifphnr.

EaSyi"`Chleap ind _Safe to Use

kills lice, ticks, mites, fleas, drives away flles and mosqu- tces, cures niange, scab and rlngworm and other skin dheases.

One trial .will convince you

just as it has thousands of others who now use ic exclus- ively. i

Geo. li _Hughes

“The PeopIe’s Druggist"

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For Sale

also two small steam engines Apply

Davis fd’ Fraser

_ j' ' '_ =' \ _ » isman_nfactnied_fromfulylhe

5 i I : , J _ ~ ' best \'_irgihis_Ien'f ine Aroma

. . _~ ,` 1 . '~=."' ' ` _ being pure” Qnd -fragrant. 'l`1'Y__

_ ,=_,._-,_-9;.,-_,______,__.“,__,,__._.,____,_:_.,____,‘._._.,._,_; itjor your n-xt smoke.At all ` .' - -' " " ` ` Grocers and Drugglsts.

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F _ __ _ _ _ `_'_»_,_ __ _ Y i mf, ,,,,', ,vgei and in Charlottetown. The little barber spong- ;

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es. The middle-sized bath

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'_ A _, is the man behind a_plp€

Q, ' . _,I full _nf__Hlclley's_-Brigc-rt

/,` .~:':»' CutSmo`king Tobacco.Hls I

T\ l \" ' 7" pipe dreams _will always be

1 / ' ifeasantbecanse this tobacco

lied

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fjlilclcey & Nicholson .»Tol§a9co_._§Q--iLld-

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premier Pos-iss;-i.

_ f " ._ The Sun Life_cf Caiuada now'/occn leather

.premier position 2111002 Céilildlali, ASW?" mcg - Companies now,_ _havlng__\_ over g144,0¢0,0Q0,oo -of _ Insnrlncein forédianrl an annual income of over.-_$iz;ooc(ooo.-Perrates andplsns applyto i V _“ f l

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for P._E. I

the experimental stage, and it is con. ceded that the blue fox business is to be a very lucrative one. Read care-.

‘hilly th`e advertisement of this com- ' pany elsewhere in this issue. The Pro~

visional Directors are- Mr. George J, Rogers,-President, The Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd. Mr. George J. Moran,-Sec'y-Trees, The Rogers Hardware C0. Ltd. Mr. Rogers Far- quharsoii, General Manager, Bunbury, P. E. I.

AN IDLE BARBER.-The City Ma-

gistrate, Mr. K. J. Martin had before him at the Charlottetown Police Court on Saturday morning s man named Walter Maher, who though e. well-known barber appeared on a charge ol vagrancy, the prosecution was instituted by Marshal Charles Cameron, and the charge alleged as to that of vag,'rancy to have extended from the lst to the 13th June Mah-_ er pleaded guilty. It appears that under the influence of drink Maher

` --_-_-'-» ____-Q-_-J recently has forsaken his business and

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has instead been making himself s eneral niusance b ersistentl soji

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1- citing alms from various people, and

going to private houses and making his demands mr monetary assistance. ln his state of intoxication indeed,

cl ll of th faiiicr

many persons, espe a y. e sex, have been only too glad to meet

YOUNG AND eco BLACK roxi-:s,,,,,, ,,_,,,,.',, ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,, fo, money in 0,.

buyers come here and select the stock 0'5" thaf Maher, 'mg _ e gl en 3

' ..' _. ‘ 1 l' w y during the interval

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h re effect upon His Honour's K me mo _ma

. ' i \ Fox. C0' gggignwwtnlsn the case shall be lly _ p I

. ` ‘ _ , N. B. ` 1 6-;6M3i _ ` c_ioM12i st John PERSUNM-5 » es

_ . _ lt?`.ILVE.R' FO§g;O§l;'i,6]'l\f%“.t went), der to be rid of his undesirable resi-

_ . ‘ ive airs goo i n- 11'" ‘lf < d Li Q; _

One 5 P. Vetticle tub Kwficgfoi-pri¢es.1fyoursqinm cnoss §§““;'j~o_‘;f,n;’°§,§_“Q,;‘;“§§§ f, ,ffgk Tn

ular boiler In use four. yea,-5 FOXES we would be pleased to lime v ._ ht b .V `

at prices from $500.00 to [$l5ll0.00 eiicli. chance oi redeeming himself. If he _ u v e

M ii K Mcueiii, sssrisinw`n,

HI

Mr. n_ G. McLeod, builder oi New

Glasgow, was in Charlottetown Sat- urday. ~

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l l Messrs J. A. Van'l`llb\irg and M.

3 e ’1‘_ Wilbur, Charlottetown, and R. fl.

» ,McLc.-in. Georgetown. WW” 1” Am'

' ` 'herst last week and were registered

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at the Amherst Hotel

In vnocolstes there, are Just three

kinds of best mid they are-Moira Neilson's and LHZ9" 5 Liggllv' 5 are the best made ln the states, ab-

solutelypure and of a delightiulgx- mv ;1_00 8, box. Neilson s are __ e in 'Canada' but therwouldsbe a credit. to any nation, two sized 75c. #Hd

$1.00. Moiré. alwagss fr¢f;1h»_=,wlfl1_

Ib. Sllc., i .box c., n. u _, .

in. 'rim ii.-icximwn Drug Q0.. Ceqgyr' Get GOOd» Fresh

_ Wheel paiieris Thread Doyleys Large . _ . _ _ .. . 7c each

Chocolates Here Ask the Salesman to show you ll ‘ l3?5f“`3‘¥= fiflii the beautiful “Shamrock” Linens } lille (ifecilfkiillg miiblg is selecll ` _ _ _ _ _ _

from an unusually large ae- ~ '

sorimeht. We are showing '_ _ _ ___ '_ _ L; __ ____ _ 1___`

.. ~ - -“""""" .. v 1 “lf ou h v n‘i seen Psion:

the Illilzll u?:li)ialEll1?pcrbap:“»fhl:i feaslrlgflvlellgnzlolllirjgoismilgsiW": :;'°‘:f ;°:' h°‘v° Y: gi? _ __ any farmer can grow. Much is on.AIor of men’a 20 00 sum ll” “ » °l°“' '

bein; written about ii ni the selling ai .§l5.00 Q $|3ll¢-I _,N Q ‘.7 d rd . - present _time.lf 'you are ahoii Tweed Sum ai Polf |'ri¢f m HH df; ls; _ 'of. or do noi iiaveanybsrn-yard 5'|3M0- °°"_ "ly °“ manure, Swiii'¢ Animal Brand '“"' . °°°h' ‘_t° °7 L"“ 6°* 3x complete Fertilizer will drew "mn" .’“'"‘" °°"3.r"' -~-`- `

Q.” ~°i.“;¢r N -L at

_ imqlr manure; e in “ w wut g.iin

gust 1 A Home Red” 85 each at Stanley Bros ° ¢ ‘_ an “Ls

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Great Gcorgé B315 Kelli; sbs' '

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In ’°,,,,,, hsrvlzytinfior the future

srswiuirs ssxcnv T - -l -_ _ 6-l4`~"°"~ J . 6"°“f3i iii.._.i.`<i not ._

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The chief attraction on Dominion dai’ will be the Tea Party at Fodn- la Station, Iona. Special trains from U15 City at ".10 a. rn. and. 1 p. m.- Ilcserve the date for a pleasant ex- cursion. _

Captain Smith, commander of H.

M. S. Cumberland at Quebec, in an~ swer to inquiries made Friday said H. R. H. Prince Albert had entirely recovered from his slight indisposi- tion. _

His Lordship Bishop O'IJenry, Rev.

Dr. G. J. McLellan, Charlottetown; Father M. J. Smith, D.D., Iona, and Mr. James Eden, Charlottetown, were passengers to Kinkora Saturday af- terinoon. _

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Arthur and Mrs. Powers, St. John,

N. B., are visiting in Charlottetown, the guests of A. T. and Mrs. Dollar. Mrs. Powers is the youngest daugh- ter of the late Rev. Dr. Wilson, St. John, N. B. _ '_ -

l\lr_ Murdock McArthur, lorman for

Mr. Mclieod New Glasgow, was in Charlottetown Saturday on his way in Melville station where he hollcs to engage Carpenters. Mr. McArthur re- ports the foundation of the New.l’rcs- hytzrian church at Bradalbane near- ing completion.

From Saturdays Evening Guardian.

Mr. W. A. MaciK|nlay°~left-»(lid?r-

lottetown this morning lor New York en route for the West Indies where he is manager of one of the largest and hiisiest branches oi the Royal Bank of Canada.

Captain and Mrs. Sqliarebriggs ar-

rived in the city Friday night from St. John, N.B., where they have had .charge of the No. III Corps for the last year. Captain Sqnsrebriggs has been appointed Financial Representa- tive for the St. John Division with hendqiia/_rtsrs at St. John. His first duty will be in raising funds in con- nection with the remodelling ol Army property at Summersidc recently DUF- chased. , _ - _ _ 1

Sponges, and the big

wagon sponges, all prices at

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store-

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<g-,;f;_;-,§_--n oore Ed McLeod ig'-§_?§f§'§

fm-_-_-f___-'nam um-nr nur

_ '-"‘f`;,¢`-§ f-_ H01” “b°“¢

buying a

A Smart Cap! f°' $1.00-

-if

i Linen Table Cloths

‘dl k ll ' ri - _ '

T youmizerligpslliawlae :lei/,er IN OUR MEN S

seen the cap that would just STORE “:""l"“"

Capt Rode:-ici, Mckenzie, rm mv- , "' suit your face. You will, _ _ . . _, L* just as soon as you try on 2if»Be0(iiillfdiiiiiiiiiiiguhlieiuffiliff.vim an Eastern Brand cap -the kind that has

fit and style-the only cap you can buy iii .-

‘ all this country that really suits the face "fi

of the man who wears it.

Really, you need a cap about as often as you need a hat. BUT-you need -

the right cap. You will find it

in any store that displays V f

thcgigihstern Brand 2 \

E A S T E R N BRAND CAPS

you will see them exhibited. The lot includes s ni a r t hits in black stiff shapes---in colored

__ and black felt; in-

" cluding all the

new murli-l ~. The man w h0 likes to have a smut hat on his head and s good part of the irice still in his pocket viill want ili s line. Ha‘s w-with 3 oo FOR ONE DOLLAR

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1 _ New Stetson Hats _ . JUST o1=izNi-_DA ifuvs new im 0fs'rs'r-

` SOIVS a day or two ag->. These came in still’

and soft hats-many shapes-very smart things I ~ and filled up with ST.lf.Ts`Olv quality-every man who wen s a hat kno .vs just what that

means. Drop in to-day.

Boys’ Wash Suits

" in from New York

_ _ A small lot of very preity wish suits for \ small boys has just come to us by exp'eis from

, _ \ Niw York. Bringiu thc boy to choose his today

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"5 °`";-§§l

C “ff /V

.iii- Qt

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size 62x78 1.40 for 856

_ This is every nice line of “seconds” that is to say each cloth li\s~some trifling flaw, most- ly too small to be seen by anyone but the eagle e ed inspector. Tue pattern is good, ili: lin ii is nice, the value is regularly 1.40, offered . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 85c

1'.-inen Table Cloths $1 size 66x68 1.65 for

HERE is anotner good dine, they are also

Src mais, a little fliw that will ii it hurt anyihing but the price, but certainly doe# put a “crimp” in the price all right. Nice size, good linen, pretiypltleriis regular i(»_=, value, and offered youatjuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.00

Soiled Table Linens--Half Price

HERE IS ANOTHER BARGAIN for the woman who is willing io have the

linen laundered before using--best plain in any case. Absolutely nothing wiong with these but plain dirt (sounds worse than “soiled” ~-ds€sn't ii) Reilly there is not much “dirt” after all, either and we viill cut the price in tvio to make up for it.

36 inch Table Linen, Floral design soiled--58;' now...... 29c 65 inch Table Linen also a Floral design 6oc for........ . .. ......3"c 72'inch Table Linen Tulip Pattern very nice goc for..`..... ........,...45e

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72 inch Table Linen Poppy Pattern 561.10 .. ......5.‘ic

Special Bargain 35 inch Linen purchase of $ 1 Crash a great 1 3C

Napkins 1.50 for

One ofcur buyers recently p‘ckrd iliisltt

up away under ihe marker. They are size 17’/,xi7%, s nice tea size. They are ready hemrncd 'l`li~y aieusnsl i 5-) Napkin, for..$I 00

bargain 1 80 for

There is a sc i c of purp ses for which this

crash is gcozl, aprons, towels and a string of others. This another imderpiice lot, just an inch less than yard wiclc rigular i8c for . . . . .. . . i3c

such famous lines as Moira, Nei|son's. .Ganong’s, Low- ney s, Rcckwood and Nylo chocolates, all as fresh, pine, sweet and delicious as any sweet-tooth could desire.

Take apound home with

' you tonight. ~

'.-` The 2 Macs.

Clearance of odd piecesin Choice Drawn and Fancy Linens

N()'l`l'llNG THE MATTER WITH THESE except that now with ilie

arrival -of a great lot of new goods tlie~ are a little in the wa'-~-some

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aic also a little soilid---to get them out in a hurry,-ve oiier them all at following prices

Sidetoirri Scarf i6x7o,............ for $l_l5 Table Cover 36x36 very nice . . .. . . ..-. . . . . _ 65c for 55c Table Civers 32x32 pretty . .. . ....9ic for 70c Special Tray Cloths 16x23 offii-ed...... .. ._I8c i`or|2c Wheel patterns Thread Doyleys for ._ 3c each

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14; Gt. Geo. St-.l ` |ll'°e¢l by ' A i ‘ ‘hrs at ifnicy ire

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