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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN MAY 25 1905

Distress

.Hfter Eating

Nausea between meals, belching, vom- iting, iintulenui, fits of nervous head- ache, pain in the ' stomach, are all symptoms of dyspepala, and the longer

it is neglected the harder itis to cure it.

Hood’s J'arsaparilla`

- and Pills icrdicaliy and permanently cure It-

stmrrgthen And MDB the Sifimach Hind if the clrirngerinstute of traflic In these

other digestive organs for the natural pr-rfornrance of their functions.

Accept no substitute for Hood’s. “ My appetite was gone; nothing tempted

me to mt, and what little I did mt felt an- noying and unpleasant in my stomach. I tried many remedies without any bencfi: whrrtever. Finally, Hood‘n Barsaparili;-_ havin: been recommended. I beenn its us. After taking one brittle my stomach woul- retain food, and my appetite began to in. prove. After toklng three bottles I wir completely cured,” Wrr.i.uur Boas, Wei! tngton street, Sarnia, Ontario.

Hood's Sarsaparilla promises tr

cure and keeps tho promise.

CON SUMPTIVES DO NOT DESPAIR

_The hc~t known remedy for your disease is cndirver oil combined with lryp plrosphrtcs, as found in

Puttner’s

- Emulsion

This preparation has the errdor$-

iron of nfl ilic lcmijng phy5i¢i;m5_ :ind lrzrs ;r bright record of over thirty }v.rrs` success in relieving the srrfir-rirrgs :rr:d :ruieliorntlng the con fiiiiorr of thousands of victims of li1'ig flirc-rise. Many, iiiauy lives lr-'ive bccrr saved by its timely and p».~rsr.ftc-nt use. r Use only PUTTNER'5,the original and best Emulsion,

FOR SALE.

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\ -'I Mi' for » 1- .r I .rrir.rk|- rrr L:~~-'lr prrrrrrrrd

nuronx you the Irigh\\'a_vs of corrrrrierwe for civilized mrtions were water-\\'rrysrrruI ronrls

opt-n to ull who chose to truvel upon

tht-ur. Sow the typical Irirglruiry of cour- rrr~.~rcr~ is llrc rzrlI\\'n\`."

l‘ruvfb<.'e.frorrr the rr-striclirrg, .spirit-

killlrrg. population-losirrrg .~_v.sterrr of

it-.lic for l\\o rnonlhs nt xr tirnu, rind striv-

rnr-urr this l'r-ovirrcc and llre Mrtirrlrrrul-

llw rzrrlrvrry .iperr ro r-orrrrrrr-rce ni. rrll

pr'o\'irrcinl life thi- spirit of corrrruerciirl nciivity rind nntionnl vigor. This we

ur-re suppo~c<l to enjoy to the full from

lr'rslrcr_-irdurried us. .\ rnilwny Tunnel rrrrflrr rlre >'tr~aits of .\'ortlrurrrberlnnd

:rlorro cnn rvirrovc this grent rlisirdwrrrtargc zrrrd will nt the .snnic time rnnlte Prlrrcn

I-Id\\':\rd l.~l:rnd the most ideal por-lion ol'

not .~.lo\v to rrorc where the opposition

corrres frorrr rind why it 'Those who

rin: cnAiu.o‘rre'r

' Trrrvnsnav Monxr

A TYPICAL HIGHWAY.

Speaking the other day art, llcrrver, Col. President Roosevelt very cnrphrrtically dcclrrrerl for national control of the great chrinncls of irrtersmte cornrrrcr1~e. Incl-

derrtirlly he hrid down us u bnsis ofthis present necessity a fact which we will all rcganl with interest in the circumstances which confront us as rr Province. Hespoke

\v.irrI.-:-

“In the days ofthe fnllrers of the oldest

\\'errr~c .sr-ekirrg lllrurniiorr here ns rr

'orrrrrrrrnir-.rtion wlrich lirics not corririrun-

nr: to ~»~r~rir~-.- tlu- typil-:rl Iriglrwny ire-

irrrr-~:rrrd mrpzrlrle of infrr.~in;_' into our

lic nr-rrrrerrt of confedcr\ti0.'i on July ~tl.~‘TII,lruL1lo\\'ir to this nrorrrent it

Irv Ilrrrrrinirirr. ls it not worth nll urriliriu

rr arrrd \vorI;iri,r_' for with ir di-tl-rrniriuliorr lrrrt cirn irc-vcr fuil till it comes?

It is refrr-~lrin;_' ro note lhnt our .liner-

crrn 1-xrlr:rrir;r:s lrrrve for sorrre wr-eks pnst een silent on the rrrrrlter ol' nrrrrexntion.

The pr-rrplc who \\r\nt the Turrrrel, rind lrerc :ire tens of tlrourrnrrds of ilrcnr, ure

THE TUNNEL IEANS ‘ PROSPEROUS FISHERIEN.

transit even ln summer time, said Mr ohn hit-Lean of Sourrs, one of our biggest shippers and importgers when tha dele- I Klltes were there, “no one can compute." Then he guve mr Instance In mackerel In which Ire deals largely. He had thous- nmis of’ barrels, but before they could be got to Boston by schooner,or be transhipp- ed by stenruers the market fell again, und in that loss every fisherman participated.

, “The money we lose for want of rnpid

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\\rthrr through system and a through .rte such as \\'ould inevitably follow the construction of the Tunnel, nil the ad-

mntrrge of rrrnrlreta \\ould be qurrlvlv . lrrrred in.

.»\nd if this is true of salted fish, which

rrrust be marketed its required, how rnriclr truer- of the fresh fish. Just think of the tlrousnrrds rrrrd hundreds of thousands of

rloilnrs lost to the Province from thr- rreglccled fisheries \\'Iriclr'theiinrrdlcnp of

excessive rates nrrd fnulty comrnuniczrtiorr imposes. With the Tunnel the iive lobster trnde would grow apncc; the oyster trnde would be doubly valun‘\Ic: the fresh cod rrnd hnddock of P. E. Is-

lrinri, fnnrous in every Cnvmdinn city eiust of the rzrcat lrrkcs, the smelt and eel in

drrstry, would prdve ri. mint. of money. Little worrd`cr llrnt every fislrenunn is im

nrrlvrri Tunnrfl nrirn!

Sorrreirody rrright tell Togo that the

people of i’r-irrce I<Id\\'nrrI Islrrrrd ure

getting r\°littlo irrrprrtient to hear from hirn.

The Ilmrglrtcrs of the Empire offer

prizes for :rn essay in corrrrrrernorzrlion of tlrehunrlredtli rrrrrrivcr.~'i\r'y ofthe linttlc of Trnf-rigor, to be competed for by any boy or girl bet-weerr the irg`es of li rrnd I7 in the schools of Carrrrrla. The length of n

hrrr».l rvrrlr I. rl.i,-rf .i I., I-.tr-,.'.dn. mrrkr: l1\r;.'¢‘ Kill" Olli Of UU" l“"°~*0"i dig' cirrrpeting essny urny not exceed 25,000

. .z~2~.:_ _ ._ ' _ \ _

'1_ bf .\lrrrk \\'r-igirr I-rrrrri-i.irrr;r¢,_ rrbrlrires rrrrtrrrnlly desire thnt our dis wm.dS_ Thoge w,,,pL.,_,,,g,,,us, Spud thu".

ul t .

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s. 'er

tri-.1l.

(Jur boys' suits are nothing short of perfect

, suits, and we know that he will like them.

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, its cost everytime.

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of prices:

fi 75°.

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. Ir’s this :-

_ -$81-.4 \..

iavyuahw owe ii-randi-i

If so we’re right after him. We want you to lut

him into one of our new spring suits, just for a.

i lSdn

Crash

I Good cloth and good making in boys’suits earn

,, They cost a little more per suit, but less per ' year, and fl ey look a lot better.

Boys' suits in worsted, cheviots, tweeds, serges:

two or three piece suits at the following big range

1-50. $2-10. $2 95. is-75. $4-75. $6-00.

-“` $1.co,r.75, 2.25. 3.00, 4,00, 5,00, 6.25. -. 1-10. 1-95. 9-5°. 3-25. 4.25. 5-25. 6-5°- - 1-25. 200. 2-75. 3-50. 4-5°. 5-75. 6-75-

i Dww

-f “Honest irrjun” we want to ask you a question.

lf you have ever worn a Christy hat wasn’t it

the best hat you ever wore for the price you paid for it. And if it was a $3.00 Christy wasu't it the best hat you ever wore at any price.

l/Ve are confident that your ansvrer will be

2 YES io both of these questions and that you will fy buy your hat here again this spring and also see ii that vour friends do likewise. V VVe have over 5coo of the best hats in the

world, and we are certain sure we can please any- body- on earth. Try it and see for yourself.

l\l'llill*‘S Sllilll ‘~'0UU\1\1@- essays to the Secretary, Ilziuglrters of the

Empire, Toronto, on or before Trafalgar Day, October Zlst. The rrwrrrds will be made in December.

A citizen sriggcsts that before proceed-

ing with the corrstruction ofa civic light- ing plnnt. u final effort, be made to come to an agreement with the Light und Power Company to secure light for the City and consumers alike :rt rr sonrcwlrnt cheaper

vrrte. It would be cleirrly to the Iinterest nf the Corrrpnrry to Lrcnt on this h:r~i.~ rntlier tlrrrn to firce the competition \vlriclr

tire City is rr iw fully crrrpowcred to 'cuter'

upon. \Ve give the sugrgestiorr for what it rrrrry be worth.

The Boston llemlll points out that the

\\'rr.slriirr.:tor\ (iovcrrrrnent, in corr.~tr'\ir‘iin;.; the l’nnnrrrir Cnnnl has rlccided to buy its

rrrrrclrliicryirrirl slipplios vvlrere they L-nn be horrrrlrt clierrpest. “lt lrirppcrrs,"snys 'l`lrefIIcr-nirl, “thot ifrrcle Sum, rurd indeed nnyliorly else, win buy '.~\rrrr-ricirn niirde

goorls clrerrpcr in Lorrdon -(hun in New

\'or'k." Snr-Ir :ive tlrc lit-ricflls of lrirrli pio- tectiorr. The (Iuvcrrirrri-nt cnir irrrpovt

free of alutynnd so get |.hin|_f.~r clrcziply,

but the people who nrrike the (io\'r-rnuierit

rrrusf prty hlglr prices wlrotlrcr they lruy irt Irorrre or iibroud.

In an Austrirtlnn let ter to the Monetary

Times of Toronto the following incicvnis are related:

One of the unhappy occurrences of’ rc-

centdrrte is the conviction of the llorr. Mr. Slrrllcry of frnrrdulcnt conversion of his clicrrt_`s money, and his sentence to inrprlsorrrrrcnit for three yerrrs rrrid rr lrulf. He \virr~r Minister of Justice in thrce Gov- ernments rind nn ex-sperrker of the New South Wnles House of Asserrriily. Ills riownfull wus due to rirclnrg and betting. Three drrys rrfter-wi\r‘ds, the trerrsurer' of rr powerful labor urrion was sentcriced for frnurl. The union`s rrroneywent In the some wny. Thcselncidents have stirred up a demand for repression of one of t-he worst evils of Aristrniinrr life. A Mel- brrurno man, who has been writing upon n roverrt visit to Cnnndn, said that one of tlretirlngs there that struck lrinr with special force win the cornpurrrilvely little utterrtlon pvrld to rircing. Cnnadlans will rio well to keep It so.

“Garter-5' Seeds Grow

Irnn»0x Tablets are on sale at H.A

Ellis’ Drugstore. 7d tf.

Invictus shoes for' men.-Alley

ar Co. Charlottetown Agents.

zzdw tf.

Garters' Bookstore la

headquarters for lnuven- In ot Prince Edward Ia- land.

We are iilrowinrr n very large assort-

rnentnf toilet sets, printed nets, ranging in price from $1.50 and upwnrds.-W. P. Colwlll, Sunnyside 1511 tf

PFOWSE BFOS., ..‘.:Y‘z-‘.;':.r.E.‘;z:.:.‘;:. r°;:,~,.;.“;‘°’

32 W ts

t I it h f e .-All - wg 'f fn mfr

The only Real Good Hai. £18 Rl Coy ¢:C:arTo\e3°wo;An;er:“8 CY, * sTr&\)r§érr»v& 4% I_r;rL l!iaNG51_rb r&r:s.Tz0lIg(3N_&O.

The closing number ol n series of

monthly meetings by Roynl Eriwurd Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire wus held on Tuesday evening at Govern- ment House. Prevlous meetings had been held ut. the homes of members during the winner afternoons. On this oc- casion there was ri full atteirdunce of members and a number of invited guests. 'The plllared nail of the old ulrrnsiorr was prottily adorned with potted plants, flags and hunting for this imperial occasion. The assembled guests were cor- diully received by His Honor und Mrs.Mc- Kinnon in the drawing room, after which especially prepared progrrirn was crrrrled out in the hnll. Rev. 'I`. 1~`. Full(-rtcn cull- ed the meeting to order after which llis Honor nrrrrie rr irricf-int-rodricrory address expressirrir his irppr-ee-lution of tire Order. Vocal S rlos by Mrs. E. \\'. Ilyndrnnn and Miss \\'nrIrur't,on,nqunrtctte hy Messrs. \\'ilson, MitclicIl,\Cott.on and Mi\cNclI| with a clarinet solo by Prof. Wrrtts .ind piano selections by Mr. Mitchell, made up the engaging musicnl numbers. Short. rrrldresses by Rev. Mr. Full;-r~torr und Rev. .\Ir. \\'oodroofe dcnlt in hrudrrtory terms with thc \v,oi~k of the Order. Miss Annie Mellish, the ,energetic Sr-cretury of the Clrrrpter, rend rr report on its doings, art the end of vvlricir is pretty ting drill was performed bythe little Misses Beatrice McKinnon, Mabel Longworth and Ruth \\'uti<on, illustrating the manner' in which the crosses of Sl.. George, St. \udrew und St. Patrick nre blended In the present imperial stnndnrd. The conclusion of this symbolic ceremony wus

some silk Ilaz to the Chapter by Mrs Mc Kinnori. Tire ling wus forrurrlly received I y ,\Ir.~i (Ieorge llo lrg.<on,Vice I’r~e.=ide t of

trrr- Chapter hurl .\Irs (leur-;_'e l.orr;.:wor~th I Sin rdrrrd Bearer. Iiev .\ir Woodroofe on I

bcnrrlf of the Chrrptcr i'utur'ncd hcrrrty ' thrrrrks for the splendid gift and the its , sr-rrrhiy ull standing Ioynlly surrr; the lied i

\\'Iiitc and Blue. `Arer-itntioir from Url Drurrrmonrl urlinirulrly rcrrdored hy Mrs 'I`. r A. McLcrrrr with an encore, und 'I`hci Nrrtionrrl Antlrcm closed the progrrrrrr, rrftcr which refreshments were served and

rrn enjoyable soclnl hour was spent.

MORE DEADLY THAN I".-\l\IINE.

Neglected cntrrrrh sooner or Inter' causes

corrsurrrptiorr which tlestr'o_ve» more lrurrrarrr Iielrrl.:.~'thrrrr farirrine nnrl \\'nr‘ conrlirnell.

very very .~.I|nple; it first kills the germs that cirusr- the irritation: their hy sooth- ingirwny the r-orrgestiorr rrrrd intlrrmmni- ion it- cures the dischirrgf-, Iruukirriz ond dropping in the thmat. “I suffered so emrtinurrlly from rrfrsirl cntnrrh” writes I-Irrrestli. Dnirin of Rosemont," thrit I scrrrcely knew wlrnt it was to he free from hcnrlnclie nnri piiiir over' the eyes. (`i\t- nrrhozono relieved me nt once rrndnrnde n thorough cure." .\'o ollrer remedy cure:-r,

liklra "Cr\lrrrx'Iiozorre"-try it for your next , cn r .

BORN

.-\l' I/i\v<~r" Morrlngzue, Mny :fist

liirrrrtrigrrre rind Mrs. .-\nrrc:\r~, rr son.

At Mnlrlrin, Mnss., Mrrrclr Zfllli. to I" .\'.

rind .\Irx~r. Iinr'dwell, jr., (nec Miss Kntie Allen) rr rlnuglrtr-r.

, DIED.

In this cily, I\Iny2!, Clrnrlr-.s E. lh\\'ie.~<,

1rg_fr‘rl7-'».for' rnnrry yr-:rrs nn r-rrrployco ol'

:rnrl one rli'\li;.:lrler.

At St. r\irn's rorrvcnt, Mary 22', .\Ir's.

(Iirtlrcr-lrrc liurnvy, nl the nge of (I5 years Der-r-rrsrul hard been irilinr.; for upwrrrds 0 .six yours.

_-_-ti-

TRADE AND SHlPP.NG.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Mary 23. ar. Dwinri, l<l.,'l\Iie-lrnnd, Point dir

Clrcne; Lady May, McDougnll, Belle River; S. S. Errroprr, Smith, Montrerrl Adu Louise, Long, Rlchibucto; Susan King, Grunt, Bnle Verte.

May 23, cld. Lady Mrry. Mcilourznll, Belle

River; Millie \\'nslrI»rir'ii,Frlrzor, Pug- wrrsh; Loc-hiel, l’o|lrrrd, Shedinc; Susnrr King, (irnrrt, Point du Cherie.

__-,@._i.

' BOY DROWNED.

ToiroN'ro, Moy l!l.-Ilowrird J. Courier,

irued eighteen. son of 'Flrorrrns ll. Cooper" vice-president ofthe Unnndiirn Loirrr i' d Savings company, was drowned this morning ln Mci\`u.rrrce's Crit ns the result of the swrrnrpirrgofir. frnll curivrrs canoe in which hc und rr friend named Cnr-l ton, were tnkinrr ir sliort trip. They hrrd Irrrllt the cunoe ilicrrrsclvr-s during the winter.

WE NEVER

disappointed the public yet I in the wsy of bargains.

For the big holiday-

Vlclorla Day-we will give generous discounts on Fishing Gear of all kinds, ‘ Smoking Rrqnlsltes all kinds. Some inside prices

on Cigars.

S*See windows for re-

quirements. Get our prices - See us early.

A.W.Rcddln,Phm.B. The Square Dyuggist, Sunnyside.

V aa dwtf.

, L

Rushes with orders ~ ~ I

signalisedlry the presentation ofa hrrnd-_ ,

~G.»..mr»»r ' I or me Er\P|RE,P-I E- I- DEVEUWMENT

. , . .0|5.__`~,,,.“.,-,-rrrrrr r\r\en\i.

_-c I -AND- Wop 1‘r_-:N Races as A

President-lion. G. E. Hughes- Vrce President-J. A. MeSS€rvy.

. retary-Archibald Irwin.

Treasurer-_l. lil. Davison. Executive Committee-james Patou,

W. F. Tidmarsh. J. P. Gordon, D. hre- ,h`olsoir, F. j. Nasir. R. C. Cotton: \\. ,W. Stanley, W. H. Croskillp \\. S. Louson, _I. P. Hzxid. C. C. Lyorrs,

D. Taylor. A. Winfield Scott. H-

Weeks, \V. B. I‘rowse', L. B. Miller-

All requests for information addressed

tothe Secretary “ill he pr0mP'l" ff- plred to. dviif

,VALUABLE PROPERTY

‘TOURIST ASSOCIATION

We will sell by public auction on Sat- lay, May 27th. |905. at '12 o’clock

, that valuable property situzrtcd

on Kent Street known as the McGregor property.

Pnrt of the purchase money may rc-

maiii on thc property at 5 percent.

Terms at szrle.

IEENJ. CARTER & Co.

Auctioneers.

ll Y( ll

ron sire. _

rnruzrz Yuan or.n._ Will leave ownerfs stables. Mou-

¢-|,.v, May Srh.rer-ichrng Mr. George Aitken’s, Lower liioillaguef ”°°‘ 5 meme to Carrrpbell_s Hotel. Mon. tague BridE9.°V@f “'81” ?_ T”e5d“5" 9th, at or near Edmsrid_S. SOUWY' ville. at noon. I-‘f0¢@¢d\“g W Wi"- A. McLeod's, Orwell, over nigh! I Wednesday, roth. reaching hldon at noon ; thence to Wellington Compt0n's, Flat_River. over nigh' I Thursday-_ iitli rust., at John Mc- lsarrc’s, Wood Islands at i\€_>0U. thence to Alex. 'McL_ean S. Little 'Sands over night ; Ffldayv Will 31,

thence to Fred I.eI_.acheur’s.Gucrrr- sey Cove. over night: S3UUdi\}'~ r,,rb, to john U. Hurue’s. Murray River-_ at noon; thence home to o\vner's stables at night. _

"SLEl(]|'IT` 0FHAND"rsnwned

bv the M. H. North Stock lm-

piovemerrt Co.

WM. McKAY. iianazef- E, J. ROURKE, in Cllafire-

~ _\|,,,,-,.,-,,.,r.- will Ire r-orrrirrrrrrl foi'\rr_ii_'I_|tlv frr1"‘\‘tl‘l“‘#l'-rr~orr. In-.rlilr rrrrrl \\'r».rllrr-r' i*\‘|'_ll|\\U"l-f» 'l`r-r-rn-. ~.-rr~r.r. :5~'_oo, prry.rblr- .\'o\. l'a».>.

1° its ni. , ‘

23 'I`rrr-(rf \\' 1.’ irrus

All the §'l`xme

The rernark is often made to us, “How is it, you are always so ,

john Robert's,I{igli Bank at noon, '

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The wny “(_`rrtnrrho1,onu" cures cntarrlr is ,__

busy P” The zrnsv.-rr is :r .simple oric. we give suvli sntisfactiori in the .

work vvc do, that our repulatiorr is known far and wicu, and every- where all over "Our Fair lslnrrd Province," cvrir across the straits to Nova Scotia, New Brrinsvvick. Czrpc lircton. Quebec :rrrd Ontario, in fact in all parts of the llroad lioiriiuion \vc have received orders for work.

Is the question a riiflicult one to answer? We trovv not._ _ - Satisfaction is the essence of success, licncc our success in busi-

ness. ` I

Remember us when in nr.-cd of work done to your entire satisfac-

tion.

BRUCE STEWART & C0’y,

Founders, liriginv.-ers, Maclririists and Boilermakers,

Steam Navigation Coy‘s. \\"harf, `

' Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone rz5. , ox 1280.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

One-Half Cent a Word Each insertion. Six Consecutive ln- sertlons Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks, and fine Vionth as Two and Une-half Weeks, Minimum Charge |0 cents With Order.

.. “V45-i .

. - 3.-;!`,,»'<.

Rogers Pie Knives, regular price 5oc. now. . . . . . . r4c

IIII\§’6$1Wl!!l.ff0Zlr%\.\\7/I///W/¢'&\\\\\\\Z(l

Pre Forks. regular pi ice 5oc, now. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . r.;c

‘ Lunch Boxes . . . . . . . .. gc

` "I;.:.__ . Nut Crackers. _ . . . . . ._ . " " 3c

lhe lingers Hardware Ili., Ill.

.sale Tuesday the 23rd irrst.

~*““'“",.-g,R* gr ,j,;§“‘ '"`"" _ “wa - ff 0 ‘

FUI( S.~\l.l'.~ l"ir.si r-ln.~> 'l`dillro|ir-

covered luiggry. Iirrquire ill. llri.~ olllcv.

25d lw

HELP WANTED-MALE.

\\'}\N'I`l‘}I)-'l‘r'rrvr~ller for' I’. li. I. io

c.'\vx'y ns rr side Iiric r\Icir`s mid li0_\'.'~.` t)\‘r-i‘- nlls nirrl .lnrrrp(‘i's, (`o\vlioy.~.` l’nni.~;. I\lr-n`.~r nnd Boys' l'irnts lloys` Iilouscsrrrr<l.‘1lrirts

on conruilsslorr. “Apply iii. this )r;flic}\."

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Sl’E(1l.\l. lilCl’lil~ISliX'l`A'I`I\`li in this

county nrrrl rrdjolrrinrr territoi'lr~.~ torr-

lrreseni and nri\'ur'tisc nn old cstrrblisircri rrrslriess house of solid flnirrrciril strrrrdirrg. Srilnrv S21. weekly with experrses prrid ench Mondriy by check direct fronr hond- rrnnrters. Expenses mlvnircefl; position pernrirrrcrit. Ve frirnlalr cveryt,lririg. r\ddressi,TI{E C()l.l7MI.iIA, 030 Morron Iluildinrr, Clilcnrro. lll- 27 lltf.

AGENTS \\'AN'l`I'ID.-\Ve rvrrrrl, two ood energetic mon to sell Life, lr`Irr~ und Ili-cidcnt Insurance forlvudlnizcorrrprrrrlcs. Snlnry will he pnld the rlrrht. nrrrn, orn liberal eorrrmisslon contract will be mario. -

\V. K. RogersCo., Limited, Chnrlotltf-§o\F‘ri.

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MEN \VANTEI). Rellnlrlc rrrcii In

every lncirlliy throughout Cnnirdn to iid vcr1.lseorirgooda,trrt~ up show cords on trees, fences, along romls nnri ullcon splcuoris places, also, dlstrllrutlnrz small I

ndvr-rtlr-ring nrirttcr. Sirlury $900 per ycnr, .

or $75 per rnorrth and expenrr-rr $2.50 per day. Steady employment. to good, rr-ilu rio nren. No experience neccs.~rary_. Write for (ynrtlculnrs.-Enrpirc Medicine Co. Lon on, 0nt.' I

SALESMAN WA NTED nz, once to re- I

resent. “Gi\ni\di\‘n Greatest. Nur-series".

gpecinl list of New and Hardy Specialties in Fruits. 0rnamenti\ls,Shru s and Roses. Liberal inducements. Prry weekly, ex elusive territory, handsome free outfit. S ring seasons crrnvasn now starting.

°w~, GU-»~»-»~.r~E D-Mfrs -THE-it " i‘§i¢r§i»i °i“liil°°~c 0

Fresh from I the Minas

Acadia Round.

`Old Sydney Round. ` Old Sydney Run of M Intercolonial Run of_ .\l1~..- Intercolonial Nut.- Your order will hare rr-.ry

best attention.

I. Plllllillll &. lil.,

f Phone 240.

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i wi* i" “"`%

'I`Iru linen worn by nth.-r~ pr-rrplri.

ilihcr rr~*ler~rrrr -'uc th- Iirrrirr YU! ' Ilrnv rIn_ In \\'i.»h to hare lin-rrr ~'~ I' Iirfcrirrr l:r\rrrrli'_\' \\'oi'k rrrrrkr-~ 1.1:-I I I. I poor. Iivcrr poor linen I rr.k\ \\.-il \\ ;~ I.

rrp by us. ’1'lrnbcst rest i- rr triarl.

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A. F. WEBSTER, ` ` ¢` A#____l_ ____*-*_ f -.

Just Received

A full line of Christie Bisou

cluding: r, rr-.

Zephyr Cream Sodas,

Lemon Sandwich,

Fig Bar, Sultana, Smyrna.

Social Tea, Arrowioot,

Choc Dessert,

Petit Choc.

Choc Drips, _

Peach Bar,

:md many other lines, nil fresh and good.

lEHl¥ll§,35_5‘§"

Custorn 'fai1orlng,Gem's Fur- nishings, Hats, Cars,

_ » €lC., ClC. Siu:-VVé wish lo direct yi '

attention to oirr stock of rr cloths for spring and surrrrrr- wear.

Our clolhs are imported frorzz

lirigland, Scotland and Irclrrrrd and include :

Worstcds. Fancy Suiiirigr,

Vicunas, Serges, ' Twccds. 'I`row.~erirrg.<.

And fancy Vest Cloths. Overcoaiirigs ln Vicunas, Rain-

proof and fancy \Vorsteds.

We can guarantee satlsfactir rr

in tue cutting, fitting and make up of our clothing.

We invite you io call and fx-

amine the stock and believe uc will he able to suit you.

Yoursrespectfully.

JOHN MCLEOD & C0

Queen Street. Charlottetowr.

SL7Il()()XEli \\'_~\N'I`l‘il).-'l`o<':rr'ry 50 l\l

In lo 7|) lil lrrrnlri-r frnrrr llrretoirclre. .\ppIv io Jars. Iini'r'ctt, Hee Hive Irnrrrlir-r' \':\rd. _______._~_-lk`.l-"_‘I_5‘_i-

\VAN'I`l~Il)-'I`\vn sound, lmoil sized

lrlirck lrorses srritnlrlc for rr lrerrrse. r\p|rl_v to C. F. Ilnvison. 25 d Iii

LOST

L( lS'l',---»TIi\ir'.~<rIi\_y in-l\\'e1-irl\lr'MIf‘llnrr;

coul oillcenirrl .~rir'irnrcr‘ ('it.y of l.orrdon.

Kirin- rubber' heclerl lrrdy's boots. Apply It. ir-.\I|llrrrr. 2;; 43| mr,

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_'I`O I.Ii'1`.- A rleslrirlrlc tcrrcnrt-rrt‘n”rr I pper I’r‘lnce Street npply to Mrs lt. li. llrresiis. 171| rf

T() I.E'I`.- Ilrrlf of thrrl. large lrrickhorise

coiilrrlnlrrg llroornn and birth i-oonr, situ- rrted on l. pper Queen St. I’os.‘resslon iv~ cn first June. Apply to A. Horne &‘Co.

lri tf.

_TO_I.E'I.-llrc thier- rrtory rI\\'r\,lling house, corrtnlnrng clg_Irt i'oonrr~; hire: rrrodcrn corrvcrrlenccs, r-rrtunted on l’rirrr'r»

street.. at Am-sent occupied by Mr. W. Haszard.- pply to \ . W.\Vellirer

25d if

na|.v wAs|1tn-imuAi.r-r ,_

\VAN'I`El).-'l`\vo expcrlcrrced snlc-

Iadierr in Dry Goods store.-Apply to I‘. 0. Box 1277. 23d “_

_\\’1r:\'1"i:n. A srnrrrt tldy rrlri to do

géiieml lrouse\vork. Apply ut fiiirrrdlnrr “f°`~l` , liirlff.

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youriil Indy for trienriri “<»Iiii'.im..‘.'.iir._' ",‘\",',l i'l|:'unt“l‘ AKF. #blister nl. Star- Sqn,-rn, -M YY. snt.St., Clrarlottetown,l’hneo ‘ ` 22d ill pd.

LADIES \'AN'I`I<ili-A BRIGHT {‘;;§rl';‘l?`(';l'.TIC WOMAN-\\'onrnrr`s work. bm," FRI- position. Old estnlrllshed Sum esgmorrse of solid flnanclrrl strrndinrz.

, "Y to 818. weekl , with expenses

pnd ouch Monday ilrcct from lrend-

r l -l

Our Eczema Lotion

is giving the highest satisfaction.

If you are troubled

trya bottle, it is al-

most sure to cure you

~|-in-¢~a¢n-4\,fnJ§f

If it don’t no charge.

Only 25c from

ELLIS

The Druggist

and Opttcian.

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T0 LET.

Fovii term nf! or 3 yours fiir-rr.-.rim I l'e<ldu|rr‘o of the into ( lurr-|r~ I rr rr r r. Ii ‘

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qrrirr-ters. Ex nses rrdvrrnr~ed We f nlalrev til* , Ad '~ '. “rp Mono" ':'Brf'°c,""'6h,"K;l’l‘i‘l"l:. bcu~ei.r\|'.Y. (M0

Apply to . . . l'i\irrrr-r or .l. . . moi' Trt|r4!l.‘0“. or to Minn I'nlnrr-r' on ll.r |-rr-irrr -

9tt\ frl til

the very best nranuirciiirers if*

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