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CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 3

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MAY MAGAZINES.

THE CANARIAN,

most welcome of We are

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periodicals

pon the eduor. Ieis really Toe Canadian Magazine value of 1t@ contents and the

Among the ovtributors tothe Mav ramber are Jobn “a nun, M P.R bert Barr; Johbu A. van, Henry J. Morgan, Joanna E.

once oOf it® @opearance

Beckles Wileon sod Ww. A Fraser,

brightest prerea inthe issue . Kobert 3arr’s encounter with three bievel sts who wrre ex-

eedingly clever tellers of fairy tales. Barr | 1. & genuine humorist of the ventler type. | Hi- jokesnever bitlike sledge-bammers and are never rough. The illustrated article on the Trivee of Wales will be read

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igterest, especially as bis famous | Canadian trip is fully described. | The article on the Dairy Industry

of Canada, with its numerous pictures of cheese and butter rac‘ories from the Atlan | tic to the Pacific, is one which should in terest every active Canadian mind and particularly those of this agricultural Pro-~ The whole nuyber is beautifaliy

; Vince, printed.

| | WARPER’S. |

man You may ship ab ard this} vessel. n | r) to see yo master of t some day \ bov who can master a

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ye made of good stuff.

Advertising is not 2 science, it 1s

only common sense in Manv fail in business from not put

ting business into their advertising.

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Some money Is wasted ing, but both money and opportunities are wasted from not advertising proper-

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nusiness.

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| A dishonest advertisement will even- | tually damage a business, even though | it may temporally seem to be a great

success.

A good business man can get many

good ideas from turning the search ef

light of common sense upon his own experiences. Advertise while the season is ripe, |

so that when duller days come you may still have business as a result of your April efforts.

Clever advertising is not always good advertising. Clever advertising | will sell anything, but it takes good | advertising to build or maintain a busi-

' | Less

It takes more than good advertising to make good business, but good ad | vertising. is the great power which | helps and inspires a!l forces to work

| together to the end of business success,

| Itisa long climb from the bottom to the top of the commercial ladder,

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| but the Ascent js not uncertain if every

| round of the ladder is an honestly con } y

ceived and executed advertising cam paign.

A French perfumery manufacturer says on his circulars that he don’t ad- vertise because he prefers to econo- mize on a useless expenditure, and put that amount into making the per— fumery better. If he made a small margin with a large volume of business it would be more profitable than a large margin on a small amount of business, and the perfumery or any other article would be equally good.—- Advertising Werld.

All announcements of a “bargain” | nature should be backed by plausible reasons. Tell why. Ifyou have de- cided to cut prices, the people want to know your reasons, A merchant who announces that he has cut prices twenty per cent without giving reasons simply advertises that he has made an excessive profit of twenty per cent be- fore he made the reduction. The mer- chant may lose money by the trans- action, but unless good reasons are given for the reduction, the customers who paid an additional twenty per cent on the same goods will very Jikely feel that they have been treated unfairly and will give vent to these feelings by trading elsewhere.—Business Maga-

cine, — - ee Cure a Cold in a Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets

ar druggists refund the motey if it fails to dJelieve. S2c.

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John T. [icKenzie;

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Harner’s Magazine for May contains Part VI. of the history of “The Spanish- American War,” by Heary Cabot Lodge, illastrated by Thulstrup, Zogbaum, Chap- mav, Christy; “The Civil Service and Colon zation,” by Francis Newton Lborpe ; “Catherine Carr,” astory by Mary E.- | Wilkios ; “Our War Correspondents in Cuba and Puerto Rico,” Richard Hard- | ing Davis;“A Sketch by MacNeil,” by | Frederic Remington, illustrated by the | the author; “Keeping House in London,” by Julian Ralph, illustrated by A. E. Sterner; Part vi. tof

“Their Silver Wedding Journey,” illus- | trated by W. T. Smed'ey ; Pari Il of **The | Prince-s Xenia,” by H B. Marriott Wat- | eon, illustrated by T. de Thulstrup ; “The ' Birth of the American Army,” by Horace | Kepbart, illustrated by Frederic Reming. |to1; and three short stories by Elilea Glisgow, Ruth McKEoery Stuart, and Henry M. Blossom, Jr.

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Dear Sirs,—I have been a great suffer- er from rheumatism, and lately have been confined jomv bed, Seeing your MIN- ARD’S LINIMENTF advertsiement, I iried | ic and got immediate relief: ‘I ascribe my | restoration to health to the wonderful ' power of your medicine.

Lewis S, Butter. Bario, Nfld.

Today*’s Shipment—Ameriesn Muslin Coodenu in stripes, Organdie Valence in syray pattern®, Danabe Dimity, Windsor Vaoca muslins for blouses and dresses, Gagonette Broderic, baby muslin goods,

American belts, American collare, linen American sailor bats, straw trimmings, walking hats, sailor hats, dress nats,

trimmed walking bats, veilirgs and mus- lus. The shove goods were purchased by our Mists McEachero. Ca!] and inspect our millinery. Misa McEachern will be pleased to show you tbe stvles. Jas, Paton & Co. 92, 3i, wky,

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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given tbat an appli- cation will be made to the Legis'ature of the Province of Prince Edward Island, at its next Session, for an aci to vest in the | City of Charlottetewn, the title to ail that tract, piece or parcel of land, situate lying

avd being in the City of Charlotte- town, being Town Lots num- bers Sixteen (16), Seventeen (17)

Ninety Three (93), Ninety-four, and part of Town Lot No, (18) 9 the 4th hundred cf Town Lots, in Charlottetown, being ihe property known as the West Kent Street School land and premisete

Dated at Charlottetown this 1st day of

March, 1899. JAMES WARBURTON, Mayor of Charlottetown H.M, DAVISON, City{Clerk. 52 -dy 4w & RK. Gaz.

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CANNED GOODS AND PRODUCE BROKER.

An extensive City and Shipping Trade gives me excellent facilities for handling to best ad vantage your shipments of Lobsters, Cheese Butter, Bacon, Eggs and Poultry.

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