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One says, “l have Great Faith in

_ Cuticura Remedies.” Another, L “They Always Bring Results."

_i_..,.___

"I wish to let

l l

-nu know of s couple ol l I lc by L ii~e

rec:-uf. r'urL~.~' \\' iir ::l\'c mul ' he ‘ of the Cutii-iirzi llctiieijlr-.~i. Lust Augiz. l, .‘.lr, ---of il.is city i-:iiilv to my office, t.~oz:'.ilr~rl with n severe sitio crilpiioti. Al. first. l could not \lndcr=t.lnd tile lizlltlrc of tllr ruse. I flilitlly tra(-ul ii. to ills otwiiiiullilri, us iii- \'.'us I ' aiiitrr and :lei-ornior. lt \'»'.i~4 il»~rm.ilili~: in its worst iiiitii. lt .~tui'ti~il wijli ii ~li;;l.t r-|il|i- tion ui|il\\oil1<iull`t~i-l.liiost p.iri»~ ol |ii,~ lioilv- thi hs, elbiiwii L-lwsl.. liurk iiiid nlirloliii-it - anii: would ioruiiiizite in littli- pin.-i\ili~.-. 'l`| e llclllng uiiil liiil'|.il\le wits ilrr-tiillul :iiiil he would nli:lu<t ti-ur his skill spirit tt_-:iris to get relief. I rcrronimriirlud all the various trcnttilr-:its I criiiltl tliiiik of and he spoil! about tilterii il.»ll.\:'s~i on picsciiplioxis but nothing sr-i-tiiril to hr-lp him.

"ln tin- lin-zililiiiii-. my wil-= who was con-

tinually .~iilir~iiiig \\ltli li ,~lii'lit skin trouble and who li.:il lu-vii t: iiiiiz iliiloii-ill. preacrili- lions and iii:-il|o_ii~‘ with iii); :|.~,~i~'fu|u'e, tod mi- she was :going in gi-i .wine ut the Cutleilra Remedies. itil: as I diil not kiiow iiiiirh about

' Culiciirai. :it tlittt time 1 \\'.i~‘ iioiililliti wlietlier

It \\'ouhl in-iii hor. Iler rltiu uit-iilil lliickcli, break null lilveil, rslii-i~iill_'.‘ on lilo lingers. wrists :uid iiriiio, I voiilil ilo |:iiii.iiiiz to re- llevc her iirriziiriii-ntly_ \\'lir~ii .»'lii». first ap- plied the \\_fiiu ti.»ili.~i of <‘i.tir'|. it Soap and iv.[»|ilii-ziliiiii. of t'i,l|ri:r:i tlziiliiiwiit :lic saw ii ilcriili-il imgir-ii.-iiir-iii :iii-l iii u. [cw days she \\':l.\' vw' ii-liti-l\' rtilvil,

"I |<\~t |-~i iliiu- iii wciiiiiiiif-iirliiig flu- Cutl-

1 ` il ol lil

for thi-iii |'.i»~.\' _ili.ii. :im ro1i\'l|ii-r- _|~lr viuiiilrriiil iii'-iil._" (Siisnril) Il, L. \\ tt.~

'hi

li.-nil, l\t.li., los Dnriuieutli St., Boston N:i\<., .li.i'.‘ '_‘..', 1910.

.ts iltoi.-'li in cnnfirmution of this mo.

f-oi\\'iii|-iii: -tiili-inciit, (I. M. l-`i~'|ir-r, hl.I\. liig l’oii|, .\lil.. ii 1 itt-.~.: "lily l';ir‘i» was afliieleti

. \\iil_i r~<~;:. :nr in ilu- gn-:ir IRUT. l iisr-ii the

t!iill<‘u1’:i liririi-:iii-.i mul was fntlrvly cured. I :ini :i iiliir-iii-img |ili_\'.~ii-iiiu :mil tory often pn-_~r-rilw t`i.li~iii~ii ill-lin-iii'-4 in vases of rw.:-iii';, :iivl tf\»».' have i-i1|'i~il ii-hr-ru other fnitmil-.i~ li.i\i~ fuilvil. l nm iiol. iii thi- hi'.l\it of eitilii-~i:i-.5 |-.iii-tit mr~tli1~im~~', but \\'hi-ii I

j find rr-if --viz.-.' ;n,~~r--_\ii‘.¢: true liivrit, sin Ii :is

the (‘iiliriii-- ir-~ii|-»iii»< ilo, I aim iiii.;iil~ mliiileii oiioiixl- to »rur~l'~i|li l‘=-'-ir \ii'tiir~s to

. tim wnriii. l `.~.~\f- iieoii |irn¢‘|ir-ing' im-ilifiiio , for t ' ti' vi-'ir uzirl nitist .rtiv I i"|.il vuur

tion _ _ ., _ , ltr-nil-rlirw ,\ Ne l. I still liiiil ilu- Ciiliviim li:-nirilivs ii. »_;:niri iii: ei'-rl ’l`lley always brine ri-~iiit~." i

i.‘iitir~\|i;r ltrrrii-dir-si nn- swirl by ririiscisfs

evr~ry\vlwii~. l‘t»'lr»r I?-"iii: .*`.~ (thorn. Corp., Solo. Prrips., lS.i~loii, ‘?i!.r~<. iiluilerl frve, on rmiiir-st ln.r~<t 243-page (‘iitir~urii Book on the speedy troiuiiieiil ol' skin diseases.

but the physicians decided Monday

is. From that time until her death

ago. The girls were the only child-

associated with him lu the manage-

“Just received from Glasgow, 60 yi\r\ls_of lust color blue serge made eslieeiiilly for our ladies' tailoring traiiu. A little inte in coming so we :ire going tu put the price down and sell it quick. 58 iii. wide, now $2.15 pei' yd. Also black, in slightly better qiiiility lit $2.25 Der yd. D. A, Brilfte. 6-1d3i.

been the contractor who laid the fou-

" ' manslaughter in the second degree.

See About

3 that Memor-'

ial Stone

You should s€.e._lLl?iliit_

that grave to-tiii_\'. You should have it >uitably I tiiiirko-il find well cared for: iiiit iilnni- for the cred' itliiiil .oizitie-'l`:i(‘linn it will bring liomr- tri you-not :ilone for your resin:-ctiinil Iwi- for the (lend: but be- cause this is tho seiison for dveorntiiii: and for visiting the g'ri\\'es in tiiifl's .\crt-'., and if your flr~|»iirti--'l`i~i lust reciting |»l»i1_-e is not suitably iriarlr eil, it will he _n_ot_ir ed and

iidveruely crrltlcnieii.

Let its help you. ()ur

moiiiririiil i~itf.ne.~i :ire ex- cellent: the work super- irirmiir teijiiis rcafitrniililii.

C:-ill iir write.

R. B. Innes |

Monument Works |76 Kent Street .

“The finest line of straws and Pana-

r,__

\ ", lluzarrln

~ . 5*.

i_red.

Three- I ilnrliiiiiiniis of the .....

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last that the trouble was peritonlt- MINISTER CHURCHILL HAS HEIR "ical and 'wind arm in ,Mercer

. \ features. This i th f` t tl

_ _ k _ V TORPEDO BOATS COLLIDE 5 9 "9 me

ren of iilr and Mrs Fran T ose __ _ , he had seen anything in many yeum

- ‘ d. h i .

§i.1s°ifcB‘§§n2t§i° r§'iia.i; `is.b'r§:’..}@f.f.° Klan. Germany. May 29- Two .B°f°?° loovinr tho Soono homo heud of 1-h0mpB0n~s Spa and am' German torpedo boats arrived here lightning rv-ned thr0\1l:l1 the hollse ~ ~ ~ ’ today in a damaged condition having and tnrnod things tonsy ¢nrvy»

been in a. collision near Skageno, a

Wo the owner of a Chop Suey res-

` tauranr. wo is held at thc police - n Q ~

A station charged with` manslaughter. 22:53 glxiglfsgggufrsedcgzt cgitgils

_ wheat and was at first successful

GERMANY R§‘;,g¥H_;10PEACE PACT but the- tide turned and he lost

P1.vliiouTH N. H. May 26-A fog;-Saiggrgiigd hgiaywidihigiiggig "°’“ th.” U“"?" jail: ‘*"‘f*“‘: he has fine of $600 whs the perialty imposed enter into negotiations with the en wimned sms” ms wxfeis death

today on J. Walter Shields, the wea- United States for a general arbitra- the night' of July 4' 1908' .lihy rhilndclphian, who was found tion treaty alone tho lines ol the """“"“-“_”

guilty after three hours deliberation tentative draft of the nroponal now GOVERNOR VIC'l‘IM by the jury, of slaying Christopher in the hands af Great Britain and OF HIS OWN LAW

th _ i France. The German ambassador, --

Kenney, four mon s ago

The Sentence was pronounced by Count von Bernstorff, conveyed the LOS ANGELES, May 28,-T

ich v

To BUILD ANOTHER .

lsloiipl of she best criminal lawyers of HAMBURG May 29___The Hamburg formed th t the h u I v_ .Pina cip ia. , ~ ' ~ . o 0 r or nor ins The man who has received this pen- gxlgrgxgdsf;gn;lf:,I;nCg:f:1l;[;2y€0;_tXZ: f\'l§H\B WHS 0\'el`. the manager SX -“MY is “id to be the p°sSeBs°r of fm construction of a sister ship to 'the mmg-tl~mt because of the “ew law iindcpcndcni fortune. Hs himself had Mammoth ,,,,b,,,e Steamer lmpemtor the dining room hnil to he closed lmade large Sums of money out of 5 now building The vessel Wm bé hour earlier than before. The Gov- nooliot which ho Patented- soo fact long and win he placed in °'“°’ 'md *° 3° t° B “’“““'““"' The jury brought in a verdict of the New york ,,,,,,,ce_ The oisht-honr low was one of G

Without the slightest hestitation, QEHMAN EMpEROR'3 PGYSOIIHUY Eilided it i1hI`0“El1 NW _Judge Pike, as soon as he had heard YOUNGE;=yf - 30N' HURT Eiilatufe- _,

the verdict of the jury, pronounced .__

the sentence. . BERLIN, May 29-Prince Joachim, AUTO MAKES MAN A _

the youngest son of Emperor Wil- liam; was seriously injured today

the Second Guard Brigade. The Prin-

GERMAN ENGINEER

Wrwedirarte attenrtion' Sat- ' "i ' ex{§u?1gx:’isx il:lli,ai?fieilr, ilingrder to av-

JENA Germanv, 29 Professor

.iéfaction guaranteed* Richter" 8 Germhn engineer' has run over a si_dowal'k againstia house.

been captured by Bandits on Mount

phlcal studies for the Geographical

___1__<__-

HAY CAPBIZED

mas in the city is here for you to ____. COOKS TOO SCARCE_ choose from. Every shape and quali- OTTAWA May 29__A im-ge'ba|-ge T0 BEND- T0 -TAI

ty that is “it” in the large cities is ¢_ ' ' 't h ri (1 t f h ~ ' --_ included at moderate prices. D. A. (i:i-(intgx-iugiz awiztiig unwlag cocrixlllsngo dog; NEW YORK. M87 23-“When G19-fa Brnnc- _ 6-1d3i. the Rideau canal when the swan from Forsnnon. 29 yearn old. formerly n

1- --- a pleasure yacht upset it. The crew COOK U1 U10 61119105' 0! MTB- A1108

hvd a. narrow escape, and the hav filled the canal where the arcidenf

e are S013 agents occurred. It was all recovered, but ION Judge Mlllllllffen ill thi’ C0“l`t Of

' ` Mr

being soaked with water will have to

the owners will be heavy.

Da 0 . many buildings in its course were

f d t t d N

I _ _ . ‘ thc vicinity of Carleton Place. The "and good cooks are so s arc h

_ Munn" ` St- th f the storm was narrow but it would he a shame to send her to

L11# . 5-3ldr31 _ _ _ _ ,. .. ' i .,, we

- J

des roye and reed unroo e o personal iniury or loss of life occur-

newest kinds are here

_ . GUHBUHA CURE” ,_ [li Nllliiilliil _ dlllllll l|llli3l

S N B 30___Mi“ Annie M_ were summoned to jquell the rioting Bo3T0N_ Mau” May 29___Louis _

V312 olfo 1§3M Say State road, who :Ed ;°v°’°?g lZ,°"g°§1'h w°’° iwggxifd Gatos, a former Boston attorney, who with her sister Mabel was to have § devil gmads Bt,‘:€e§°%gns“1’ to was °"'°"-*d 1° OBISHFY 101' U16 1°¢Bl participated in a double wedding on 5:0286, Peruvian interests at this police, returned to this city yo thc first oi June, died yesterday P, The ,.,,,t,,, followed ,,b,,,,,,_ ‘-“Y in 01° onotoily of inspectors. afternoon of peritonitis. Miss Vose, since,” th newspag ers that £9 Cm_ Gu” W” 5“'e5t°d 0" an indict who was ill hue 12 days, was cngag- ,£2 Sousa, at pcnllao Pm, had Woffoht charging him with foreor ed f° Ezra Eat” of the H°t°1 S°m' been attacked and the Coiisul wbund- endorsing B Cinque for $3'000 Du erscc. His hrofhcr Malcolm is to ed Diplomatic relation, between °b°" nth- 1909. and uttering “““"`Y Mi” V°°°'° ”i°t°"~ Peru and Chile were severed more same' and' also for ‘Heaney of _ Miss Vose was taken ill SUHGBY than a year ago. This action was évnoliflglér counts from B

night- _*Pe dutth bo! Ni“Y'_5'_ittih "gat brought about by the expulsion of ` ;':.i.”:.;':.ii.. ‘:....°.. .°.:‘.:‘.; .sf init: “ir .?.:.2:.‘“.f.°° °:

lieved that she hadnblood poisoning t1?§n€wgnpmvi:“;'5 is fn dis B p 0 MAKES BLIND » pute.

ster-

BEE

SHARON Penn May 28-An

The

that

the

m?,Y,tss0‘AE:,[;§ Qf1,:,§:` was 22 years ot seaport of Denmark, at the northern HE LOST $100,000 _ _mc _L year older than her sisteh extre}p_1`1f;y;1of Jutland. One sailor CONFINED IN JAIL

' . ~ _ was l e . --

...TFS §‘."l°.‘;l“.f.%"l’.f.’.§¥ .lZ.“°‘léZ.‘I...".l2f.. . -,-, i"’A“'1‘f\NBU“.G» S- o~ M-v weziitll avenue :ind the Eaton boys KH"L}"D Hx (’H1NAMAN' ?'kJUntes' :unch plailgtelgi wh() ___ .' . h V ._ _ _ ---- le fl en 0. e' pen en ary

gtérhmseilggiallihgswmaggie Th(;Bef;;,. CHIC./0.0, Ills., May 29- Because week _to begin a life term for poison- went to dancing school together and he refused to pay 25 cents for a bowl ing 'his wife, has assigned his estate attended social functions in each ot- of migar which he hadi Epox-led by of ',000 acres tio B' .trust compmw' M h , D0\1l‘1IiK H Cilll Ol f-98 Ulf-0 lt. Carl trustee, with directions to use the

G1” B C0mi>““Y- Johnson, 19 years old, was shot and come to pay his dei,t5_

--“P-”_"' fatally wounded yesterday by Charlie Arforncy sims, a nic long friend of

28- will. this

ln-

Jones, says that ln an effort to re-

de-

and

$100 000 .

Jones conducted his operations

be- on

Judge rlirc. Tha convicted man corn- iPf°"“ofl°n 'oo tho Soofeiofv of now night-honr law fonwomen. wh es of E, prominent family of West Ph_ State and asked for a copy of- the went into effect Monday, fell hes. ily iiladelphiu. His father is said to have basic pr°p°5it"°“° \1D0ll_ GOVel‘rl0r Johnson and preve

nt-

ed him from getting his breakfast at the Virginia Hotel Long Beach

ndations for the Statue of Liberty . . - 'in New Yorir. His hroihcr, Aihcrr, _ “ANT LINER Tho Governor nrono into when he ' ' ' "` " reached the dining room he was

in-

pla'

ov-

he Le-

ernor Johnson’s pet measures and

- HUMAN STRAWBE-RRIE

v a c m during the sham battle exercises _of_ ALLENTOWN, Peqrn, May 23..-

Robeit Klotz was almost transfor-

Phone us We can HOW ce’s foot is i1h0\1ghf» '30 UWB been formed into a human strawberrle

_ ’ d , . bl`0k€l1~ shortcake when catapulted into s.

n lift it d I) -J (1 EdWB1‘d H -

glve your or er lmm BANDITS-ESCAPE J 1, °,§.';,,m,§',,f1§ “ ge - at

ey s .

- our chlnes the

old striking n. girl was compelled to

BEER 8: WEEKS onmri- vi-rio vooonrn- noon- .l“°“.."-”"`..`~“ Y” `"“¥'£'12‘3...‘;‘.l’iZ2

noa lg lspay os r and escaped with a coating of the

5'3Idr31 Societies at Berlin and Jena' mashed fruit. Auto and fruit stand

were badly damaged. ,

SCOW LOADED WITH .

Cole of 145 West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street was arraigned be-

General Sessions for sentence s.

1| _

f O 1' ‘iOSi'@1‘I]jOD1‘ be opened and dried. The loss on Cole,--fr_om whom she pleaded guilty

of stealing $200 worth of jewelry,

' S'i‘0}iiv|'f~l HAVQC Arr Judge Mulqueen postponed senten

‘ CARI E'l'()N PI ACF and will probably let her go o_n

Cules S Jrln bedS’1'he --~ I I J suspended sentence.

'best f)'I_"l‘AWA, May 20-A heavy wind “This woman is such an excellent

° storm last night wrought havoc in cook, your Honor," said Mrs. Col

c e t

1’]']att1‘eSSQS and Her. -1--'-“" ‘made such a strong plea for her tha;

Br at

the penltentiary

But, replied the udge, ‘

send her there there are others in the institution who might benefit by her

ability . .

______----

That is a harbarous way of treat- in eorns- dan eroil too Any corn,

in gl'€H.t Vafiety. See bufiiion oricalizous mean be removed

Swedes

Carter°s Prize |Iaszard'.s Improved Swede

Cartcr’a “Mi||pond" Purple Top Swede, Csrfei's New Century Swede

all Prize Winners. _Are you going to compete for our special Prizes given at Provincial Exhibition this year? (See Prize list' for Particulars)

Plant Carter’s “Tested

and Tried” Turnip Seed and a bumper crop is yours.

them. they’l1 please

loc t'o Loo yard

BEER & WEEKS

5-_~/,rdrgi '

No better mixture can be found

as substitutes for Fa rm Manure than- "SwIfr.'s Anlma I Fertiliz- ers". _ For sale by A. Horn e Q Co.

5-27drl0l

_ _ _ ,,_...._ .

-;. ‘ol

f Give the June ' Bride Silverware

3 i ff . '

--5| I 7? -’-’ 'ist

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ASure Thing

Billlousness and lmckache are

common complaints which surely result from a torpid liv¢_r. If your liver is sluggish and not. per- forming its proper functions, our

Little Gent _Pills

will promptly restore good "health, for they arouse the liver to action. ~, _ _

These pills are composed of

purely vegetable in redienta and have a beneficial e&ect upon the stomach and bowels as well as the kidneys rellevihg indignation and constipation.

' _ l5c perbotfle 5

|_E_., A.. Foster

Ccniwfinigiim

mmf' tained by

Of; that thc $5? in the corset factory. iAt one time

Ca '_ during t

m tion _it looked as if the whole suburb

of St R consternation was all the greater be- cause people remembered that this had happened twice before.

e\ec_ It was

Theatre

°°` mer as a

her fiance made his home at the Vo- LONDON, May 29-Mrs ‘Winston um? caused (me of the strangest fr' tra Dame

e house. At 2.30 esterda afterno- S encer Churchill,'wife of th Home fuk at the home of Thom” B im the girl who vias to have been Szcretary. gave .birth to a :ion and Ln Greenvma' M" Hmm’ is biind' his wife breathed her last in his ar- heir yesterday. Mrs Churchill former- is Wm’ was "°“d,i“g ff? htm

ms. ly was Miss Clementine Hozier the storm was at its height- B The engagement of the Voss slat- daughter of the late Sir Henry Mon- "ly the" was blinding flash-

ers to the Eaton brothers was anno- tsgue-Hoiler. She was married to ;v‘;‘:_l:B§lEti‘:\V;\iil'1aslV[ixiiuand 1511:. Satone

‘ - r C rc il 1901. fninn o . nn

“Med on the same day B' short “me M hu 1 m ' Stone claims that he saw his wife’s

you -

' r

quickly and palnlessly by Putnam’s|et Agent. Painless Corn Extractor. P`utnam’s --

you. All prices from S352, ,.l”‘..‘.il."l?*§’.§.'...;2:f“s.il‘?..“.i'3§:l_ Carpets and0ilclotl\s

i 'glsts. Price 251:. _

1 0 ii iiinsiiisiul\.i its --itll 1 ,M033 mlm ills ui iii iiiiii iingiii ii _ _ _wil mmH,_BuH“s__ _

SUBUHB lill|lM[ll

QUEBEC, May 29-From $340,000`to

$350,000 was at first thought to be a moderate estimate of _the loss sus-

Saturday aftern0on's Bro in

St Rocha, but yesterday it was found

e was some $60,000 salvage

e progress-of the conilagra-_

chs was doomed, and the

ln the building known as the des Varieties, used in sum- roller skating rink, on No- des Angea street, near Dor-

"°“° cheater seraci, that the fire originat- ““d ed, out wig? The rink “ ' despite tha efforts of the firemen, and

exactly how, is not known. was soon a mass of flames

when it was found impossible to keep the west wind from carrying the fire into the factoryi of the Dominion Corset Company, owned and operated by Geo. E. Amyot, the alarm be- came general, and people all around commenced the removal of their household goods, making a scene of considerable confusion. Theflremen from Montcalmvllle and Lewis came to the assistance of the _Quebec bri- gade, and the military authorities, without waiting to be _called upon, ordered out all the available per- manent stationed hare, including the R. O. A., the R. C.`R. I., the Army' Service Corps, etc. The _soldiers proved valuable aids ns supplemen-

tary firemen and salvage corps.

By 3.30 p.m. the flre_ -was under

control, but the splendid corset fac- tory and its appurtenances had been completely wiped out of existence, and nearly a dozen other buildings had disappeared as well. Mr. Amyot, the proprietor. is at present touring Europe in his automobile.

Over 400 people are thrown out of

employment bv the destruction of the factory.

The loss -to Mr. Aymot must be nearly $250,000. The amount of in-' surance is unknown here. UU to a short time ago it was all carried by the English Lloyds. As these risks expired, recently, they were gradually replaced by a local agent, in British, American and Canadian ofllces, some dozen or so in all, amounting to $216,000. Some few other policies are still good at Lloyds.

Other losses are: Varieties rink, $12,000; Mr. Paradis, machinist, $5,- 000; Mr. Canchon, contractor, house and workshop, $25,000; Mr.-St.Cyr, two houses, $4,500; Mr. Beaulieu. $1,- 000. Half a dozen others lost from $500 to $1,000 each.

Several firemen were slightly ln-

jured. Captain Stapleton of No. .3 station, had an arm broken. _

__________--

Nlilili Eilllllll

IN Sllilill

_.___ '

LONDON, May 29-One of the jokes

-of the season is Marie Corelli's sud- den entrance into society. After her hermit life at Stratford-on-Avon for many years, she longed for social tri- iuriphs and came to London. She made her debilt in a. frivolous, festive mood at the fancy dress ball of the Royal Institute of Water Color Paint- ers, on Thursday night, where she waltzed with beardless youths, many of whom were journalists, a profes- sioil which she abhors. Women writ- ers and artists who were present were distinctly annoyed at hearing her an- nounce that she did not care to meet women and only wanted to see men.

Furniture repairing.

.reupholstering matt- ress making, Carpet

laying BEER & WEEKS

v\_~3x r3l

HOMESEEKERS' EXOURSIONS.

The Grand Trunk Railway has issu-

ed a circular authorizing all Agents in Canada to sell Homeseekers’ Ex- cursion _tickets to points in Western Canada. This is interesting informa- tion for those desiring to take advan- tage of these excursions on certain dates from April to September 1911. The Grand Trunk Route is the most interesting, _ taking a passenger through the populated centres of Can- ada, through Chicago and thence via Duluth or thru Chicago and the twin cities ~of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Ask Grand Trunk Agents for further particulars. W. K. Rogers, City Tick-

3-23dthst.utlsep19.

the the

biggest variety,

_ best goods, the lowest prices here.

nnsn & wn-:its _ _

5-31 ral

The rain is coming be prepared.

We are prepared with tho largest stock of rain coats. ones that will stand 'the rain and sand 8 50 to 15.00. Futons. 5-29dtf

A- Word About Our Laundry

others. We take as much care with all work aa if itwas our own.

Promptitude ll one of our

vlrfures. You ef your wuh af the time set. lgo bother, no ex. ence. Phone |51 for our wagon,

Nothing is too dainty for ns

. to haf;_c_llci‘. The cciivipent lace ls

as las ere as ydti were

' supplrintendlng it yourself.

e don't rely on chemicals

.Q - _that bring out dr! hut deatm

the linen-we leave that for

E The 0ue Yricc ’

. Seasonable

could wish for; fast colors;

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Neat. Summer Shirts

These soft front and negligee shirts were in

by expert women workers and for price are unusual- ly good values. We selected each lot carefully, and

_ know that each article is as good as it can be made at

the price. If we marked these shirts _at their real values the prices would be away higher.

Made in hundreds of pretty designs and attractive

colors, will Ht neat and nicely around chest, should. ers and arms; have all the “class” and ~sty1e you

attached or separate cuffs,

perfect fitting in every respect/ / ` - son rand shin.-asc, 1sc,$i.oo§ Lis, i.zs, ifso. Negligee Shirts-75c, 85c, $|.00 and L25.

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Lnsslril-:D ADS]

AGENTS WANTED

`VANTED, reliable men with s

A ing ability and some kno -

ledge of the fruit business or nurse stock, to represent us in Prince E ward Island as local and gener

list of varieties to meet our Mari- time Province trade. Liberal induce ments and permanent position for the

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-TNPANTED, a girl for general i. i housework in family of three. Apply at 138 Hillsboro St.

V ~NTEDf_g'irl,” for "general hous i‘“iAwork. Apply to Mrs. D. J. McDonald, 200 Prince Street.

5-27d6ipd.

-ANTED, a girl for"gencrai

St. ' 5-26d

]?_OR SALE, second-hand runnboni;

8111 1' °¢“`l'ii1§8_. run two seasons. Ap- W P15’ W- K- Rogers. Charlottetown.

_ _ __k ______ 5-20dt¢

I` ‘ ~ f---_.. _ d’_ CEDAR PosTs, turned and rough, al _ 7, 8 and 9 feet. A. Duchemin

agents- We are growing a special _._.-,__l L_,__§»-_26_fi§l;

*QR SALE. B building lot No.

45 to 47 Water St. Apply to 301

' he si is w il' f T ‘EEK st' sqm' 'Z rig _ men, one e lug on, or- ,` WOR. SALE.. double _tenement house onto, Ont. 5-l9d1mo;__Ii gn Umm- prmc, 5," Apply to

' Mrs. R. LHuestis. _ ll-28dtf.

FDR SALE, a two tenement house

in Gaytown. For further infor-

l11a¢l0D H»PDly at 6 Stewart St.

5-Eldlmpd.

5-50<i3i1><i- Fon SALE, so acres of land as

' Winsloe Station with new barn,

81804101186 and lot at-. Winsloe Sta- tion. -Apply on the premises to Mrs.

John Burrows or F. SH. Horne, City.

5- dtf.

‘il h usework. Apply 13 Passmors ' .

° ni MA|.e nerr

WV' New Glasgow. Apply to Mrs F. H. Parker, proprietoress, Box 228, New Glasgow, N. S. 5-Zlldlmpd.

~ general housework. Apply

St. _ 5-_§dtf.

ANTED-A maid for geuer

Brown, 115 nochford st. 'ii-:id

Bi iyn. N. Y._ _ 5-soda _

Wi housework. Apply to Mrs `viAN'l‘ED-At OMB. 111811 t0 &<§i»kHil

\N7ANTED, for Mrs. Bayllcld,

i house parlor maid who undo

stan ds waiting at table. Wages $11.0

North River Road. ' 5-17drtl.

0_ Weeks; 5-29dlw.

Apply to Mrs. Arthur Peters, 121 "`]'AN'1‘ED, imlfwdia-toly. a smart

ANTED, girl, ae windsor Hotel, . :]“;iilN WANTED, age is to ss, solid

_ sight, to prepare for firemen,

about $100 monthly and brak/emen

_ $30. on nearby railroads. No strike.

Af.;TrED_ an experienced gn-1 -for Positions guaranteed competent men

to,-8.400 sent to positions. State nge;

Mrs. B. C. Prowse, 162 Dorchester Solid Stamp., Geor8° H- Baker. Hilli-

road Expert, 227 Monroe St., Broolé-

ill

caretaker for the Golf Lin

L - 3 Man having his own horse preferred. ,_ . . _ _

Allllly to H W Longworth or A W.

. J man to canvas through the

` ron situ: C

of turnlps. Kentford L. Waite, W

mer motor installed in same. App at A. Pickard & Co’s office, Pea e'

O_ ‘_ _____”_______

`!‘»OR SALE-Montague Sash an

offers this valuable property for sale. Everything in first class condition. For further particulars apply

SAFES-All sizes and styles.

your safe is too small we will ex

change it for a new Dominion Safe and Vault Co's safe. The Canadian Fairbanks Co. Limited, St. John, N. B. - _

BUGGY FOR. SALE, apply to John

Nawson, 177 Euston Street, -or

at his office, 162 Richmond Street, Charlottetown. 5-19d2wpd.

Il' all wiih'n ai- noise power Pai

city- Beer & Weeles. . 5-19dti. \ ' in i

-~ ro lsr

PEDR SALE, 50 bushels Jennie _____ __ _______-________________ .

Lind" potatoes. Beauties for seed To LET, furnished house for surn-

and the right thing to grow instead ; J mer months. Enquire at this

il- odlce. - 5-zaiti. _

rrl0l.'. ValIey_,_P. E. I." 5-31d3i1>Q. r_]'_10"°"I"’E`:}r__North Amnicam Hotel. *on SALE a boar 21 fcse over- i f Apply to A- F- M“fPl=Y °“ l"°'

_ misss. _ 5-22f12Wlld- , Z wANi'sp

N .1 ..n...i. . r-colin. --.rnnr;nnn”".&sd”"n"m~'n..n

il WANTED hy L. o. A. Applloir

jd Door Factory. The undersigned tion will be received by the under;

aigncd till Thursday, Junc isih. 191'- from persons wishing to 0113850 for above position, at the P E I Of

to _ . . ~

Isaac _Ives,~lyl_onEigii&A__#___§_29dtf. ,phanage, Mount 'Herbert, (married

liicouple ` preferred). Applicants £0

state amount of salary' Blpected. Best reference must be given. Alivl_Y to James McPhee, Sec'y Trustees. l-

E. I., Orplianpge, Gharlottctgivzy-{i‘iE__L r' f--rr'---‘*.~"‘””"“'Tiiin

ANTED _,.~to,_. ...voiit h0\\°° .¢rom""1'"to ill' acics land 0°”

city. Wrif»0.__.X 0i5li§3h3,pd_

ii; 1

sailor suit .for Coronation a reg ular Jack A Ter with cap to match sizes from 4 to I2 3.75 to 5.50 at Paton; 5-29dtf

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Superior., l i n e-ns

sheetin-gs towels _ etc at lowest prizes. -_ BEER °.& WEEKS

5-3rdr3i

that °i'.‘.'.¥ °.§l.°é’.i

USG. IFS

Get thollttle ohapa long pa nt'

con- 0

repair ’iur’n1ture, We

.lay icarpeitsfand _oil-

sloths. ro-make mattreséés.Our W0l’k always guaranteed. Team _wil-l.cal1.

BEER ar' kiwi-“5-EKS

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