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Lower Expense Hate than any other
Canad an Life Compyiy.
Over Five Millions New Business nearly
all written in Canada.
Funds invested in gilt-edge home secur-
ities, such as mortiapelon farm ang my properties, ends, munici- pa.-~.»n school debentures.
Good Nome Business and lots of it,
with sound investments - these things mean more profits to Cana- dian policy hoidera.
Head Office: Waterloo, Canada.
J. -0. Arsensult. General Agent
Charlottetown.
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just received for the SPRING trade. BOOTS. $5-75 and $4.00. snol-ts. $3.co and 53.75.
MOR-RIS & SMITH, Exclusive Agents.
IN THE SELECTION OF SILVER.
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In the selection of Tnble Silver there
are thrce points for the Housewife to take into account-first, the quality of the ware; second, the beauty of style and pattern; third, the price. On alli three points our stock of Silverware will fully commend itself to thought- ful, discerning buyers. The finish and lastability of our Silver Plated \Vare is of high order; in shape and decoration the different pieces exemplify the latest, ideas of thc period; and in price they represent the loxvesbfigurc consistent with true excellence of quality. We ilisplaya range of variety which greatly facilitates satisfactory selection. \\'e ask you to inspect our stock. It is worth while to do so.
E. W. TAYLOR,
CAMERON BLOCK.
FIRE INSURANCE
For raiea tu the P. B. lsiai d Mutual File ln-
iiurance Compemelon Farm hnildingl.Chuvrl\e- -Halls, schou Hounea, (heme Factories, Wind li/.iii|, Bunn Bc. Apply to
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5-ze -rd int Cleric ttziown
'John M. Clark were appointed a com-
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the Provincial Legislature not to pass
Silliphnntand Paul Durant. were passen- gers t0Charlot'etown Sntuniny evening
Miss Gertrude \Vhite\vbo baabeen visit- ing in Summerslde during the past few weeks, the guest of Mrs Arch. McDonald returned to Charlottetown Saturday evening. `
For Sale-Eggs for hatching, Buff. Letr-
liorn and Bull' Orpingwn, bets each, Ilnrred Plymouth Rock 40 each, also Bull' Leghorn hens, 1 cock imported.-J. H. Boutcs, Summerside. 15 sa rno 41.
At. an adjourned mccting of the Prince
County Brunch oi thu Dominion Alliance held in the Y.M_C.A. rooms, Suinmersirle, Saturday afternoon Donald Morrison and
mittee to complete the canvas for signa- tures to the petition for the repeal of the C. '.l`. A. in Prince County.
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cmnnn cunt _ ._
, la nent direct to the diseased
P3\"5 5)' ‘IW Imilffrved Blower. Heel: the ulcers. clean the air passages, stops droppin in tha throat and anantl; cures Caiarrb and Hay Fever. Blower
free. All dealera. or Dr. A. W. Chala Medicine Co.. Toronto and Bulale. `
There was the same vote for and against
_shall beentered into for the const not-ion
“by those wanting a pleblaclte befon the bill was passed .lid not ask for-it
,The former council had unanimously ngreed to have the bill prepared; the Board of Trade had discussed it. and the present Council had spent alot. of time over its preparation with objections ‘being raised.
Councillor McKinnon objected to the
bill being sent. to the Legislature before a plebisclte was taken. Be again contend- cd that thelast piebisolte was nota fair test. ~ Councillor Dobson took exception to
this, claiming that the plehiscite showed
people from voting again on the question,
Alter much discussion the rcsoiution to
pass the bill was put. with the fol- lowing vote: _
Yeas, Councillors Read, Reid and Dob-
son. = Nays Couns. McKinnon, Muttart and Ryan.
Mayor Compton gave tho casting vote
in favor of the resolution. A bill asking for power to exempt from taxation any new companies wishing to do anybusinesl noi: now established in the town and also to provide for giving such companies a bonua was considerably discussed and _unanimously passed. Coun John Read tabled Q notice of motion to reconsider the rcnri_]ust-ment, of the 'I‘ruckmen's tariff.
Council adjoumed.
WANTED.
' Men who hzive been out of ern- ploym-:nt for some time and who are nowin positions where thev require to`dress well TO KNOW that they can get good Suits well made and°trimmed, in tweed or; Serge. ar $6.50 up. Gmod Hats $1 oo up, Trousers $r.25 pair Fancy Colored Cemhrlc shirts 5nc np. Collars 2 for 25:, Nice Ties 2 for 25c. Socks 2 pairs for 250 and everything in the Men’s Cioih- ing, Hat and :Furnishing lines at Paton’ fi 15 clwif
iron-Ox Tubictx are on snlc at H.A
Ellis' ilruizstore. 'ld if.
Bliliincry opening tomorrow evening nt.
7.30. I)nn`t. rniss it. - Moore & McLeod.
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“Tun story of the Welsh Revival"-
Imuvc your order now for a copy, so that
you may get it from iirsi; lot. received.- Hnsznrc ,& Moore, Sunnyside. 17d1i
Hurrah for the new 'suits for
boys and men at Prowse Bios.
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Some Good Reasons
FOR INSURI
Great-VVest LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
ist. Because it invests the Premiums to better advantage than
any other company can.
2nd. Because while charging much lower prtmiums. it paid last
yt-ar 'to participating policy-holders over 30 per cent. more profits than
was paid in 1904 by the oldest and l
3rd. Because those insuring now are more interested in present
and future results than in what has been ;
4th. Because the GREAT-WEST was the first Canadian Com-
pany ro adopt a higher standard of reserve ; and .
5th. Beca use it leads in everything that is to the interest of
policy -holders.
JAMES A- HOUSTON.
Summcrsirie
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argest Eastern Companies.
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'woman as well dressed. Our diiploy in- ;‘cludea scru| ixiously correct models impor-
At. Orwell, P. E. I. April 10th, 1005 to
Richard E. and Mrs \Var.i, n dnughter.
AT Kinross, April 12th to A. J. and Mrs
McLeod a son.
In this city on April 1-ith, 1905, to Mr.
and .\Irs. Kncabonc, n daughter.
MARRIED.
Ai. thc residence of thc bridc`s sister Mrs Manson, Elmont/Jn, Alberta, on Vilcdncsrlny March 211th by Rev Dr. S. MacQuecn, Rev Charles A. Myers, M. A. Field, B. U., formerly of Luke Vrrilc, P. E I.. to Sophie R. daughter of Thomas Rogers, Toronto, Ont.
DIED
` At. Montague Mills, April 15th. nftcrn abort illness, Eugene McDonald, in the 35th year of his age. .
[Funeral today at 10.30 a. m. to Lower
Montnguc.]
At. Victoria Cross on March 22nd at the
home o_f Malcolm Nicholson, Catherine MeLeod,widow of the late Alex Nicholson, Forest. Hill, in her 82nd year.
In this city on Sunday, April 16, after a
lingering illness. Richard Lawler, son of James Lawler, in the twenty-second year of his age. He loaves to mourn besides his father and mother, tive brothers and three sisters. '
[The funeral takes place from his homo Fitiroy St., on Tuesday morning at8.-15 "o St. Dunst.an’s Cathedral and thence to
New clothing for boys and
youths at Prowse Bros. 17d_;i'
Carpets-Wonders of beauty in color
combinations are found in our spring c:\rpet.s.-Mink \Vrlgl\t Furnialiing Co
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There’a a charm about a lint that.: suits the face, matches the complexion and withal has that inricflnabla clznracteriatic of- well fetchneas or sl ‘le that marlrsa
ted from Pnl-is tthe list. of famous makers would include nearly all tho great mil linen), others of New York, eriractitm, and some of tho moat. beautiful (even if we do say it) the product of ourown Vhnr- lottetown work rooms.-Moore 6: Mol.:-ml.
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rr ye.. .»..emp1.i. sending of repairing, gi.; ri. . _
li you want an estimate on any kind 'of a building, give ul a call.
Ii you want bard or soft coal, give ua
mrefgive us » wi mywiy. wa mp in -mx everyting in are mpc. _“__ __
of lumber either fvvgh or manufactured at price! that defy rARM_ Door.. op” A 2_3) p_ - __
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crowded with passengers leaving Sum- mersido Town Council Friday evening mm' ew y°u‘°¥°‘h’D°°pe° ry merging ithe Water-works and Sewerege Bill rc- mmld nm' dhw. dm’ w be wld “ or Tas Alpine' cheque-tire substance ceived ite dual reading and was passed “E” hem' 1° gn'-”l°*w"°t 'W-"gum
his union ' ‘wrpi If
ol' things long hoped for. the evidence of ont-he casting vote of the Hayor to be amn; lying? M; “Lung "'l“_gs nm' Sew' _ imbmnwdmum Pmvmahl I"`°l.t“"° think something will have to be demo.
Miss Amy Burrows and Miss Marion un an bnvlou mum” 'un "mln Right under 01198 nose Iai_\ UH!! _\‘Il}l\_
Brehaut are spending thc Easter holidays _I ‘~ - ' ~ B nndtoday people _-lying around in illl at their homes here. | L 8"” “ded to "h° "rect "ut “° °fmm‘°t corners. Where is the-|koat~cntor or have
we tiny! Wake'upa`ltlI me what can be
Rev. Mr. Beattie, evangelist will assist of water works find sewerage until it - _ - »~ <
in the special services in the Methodist shallbcepproved of bypplebieclte of the Tggixlr J‘u‘;T‘°?h2r;°-t:::i:;1:;t°:°t‘n€ Church during this week. people. ` __ _ You" muhfully
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A Petition is helm! circulated to nsk; _C°““°m°'G"M'R°Id Wuilcd t'°k“°“_ . .__. OBSERVBIL _ i
the water works and sewerage bill. _i long lst) and henna an me u-_dume of pl_e_ ' - PQNJ' Inmin. Fmllli Amo! I. ROY 'pnrlng the bill had been gone through. ‘ ' ~
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greatly shocked- on Thursday, April 6th when it. was learned _that Oliver McLean., I well _known and respectable young man :of that place, was accidentally shot. He went out that morning in company with his friend Ambrose Smith, to have some sport shooting telling his mother h__e would not be lqlg. Imagine the grief of that poor mother when her darling and youngest son was taken ho., still
\\"e understand that negotiations are|“ nl*-l°\'Ii‘y in f'"°l' Of Will-Bl' W0l'k9 and y; d¢at,h,t,aken withoutamomenifs warn- under way for the sale of the yacht De- °h‘1ll0l"8¢d l‘0\lUCl|i0l`8 MCKIUHUH Bhd ing; Wg can hardly imagine a Bladder fender. This bout is the fastest in the har- MUUDI1 K0 DIOVB 0i~l\er\vIae. \Ve have no sight It WM only gym days bgfm-g, that FOP. Bild it IS H Pity that thc Surnmersitle K“f‘“‘“¢°9 11° Slim that ““°th°" l~`m’l5°i"" her daughter Mrs. Field was laid in rest. _vatchtsmen don`t try and keep her here.-l “'°“ld I"“'e “ ‘lme"°“t remit' The N55' Ollie, as be was familarlly known among pnh_i0,_ ing of the bill would ` not prevent the his cam n{0u5_ was asmunci, member gf
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Ellioi.Divislon, Fair View. Boing able
-‘\ "NSS l"\l‘¢‘ll\'liZ will be Iwid In M“l”k“l- _ b it the last clause inserted would necess' L0 play me violin hg wok _pmminent IIB". T\10~*"lf\Y 0\'l'l\i"t£- April lR.1\f 5 il- 111-- | irate another plcbiscite before construe puts at ,,Dci,\1S ,md emerminnyenm, He sharp, to receive thc report. of thc _d elcga- 1/0|., "H1 he greatly missed, hut who Wm miss tion to Ottuwn re winter coinnnxnication. Cough ]\[u¢tm-t cmimgd that many had him more than his mothcn brothers and REV- A- E- Burke. Cllill- -IOSGPII R'_!“d» -7- . voted at last. plebiscite in favor of the xrstersy as he was B dutiful ,mn ,md kim] E» B- MC7\”01\<l_\'. »\'2il M0Q\l1ll`l'l€ and system \vho were low sorry that they |,,.0,h"._ The funeral se,-gcc, were con. others will address the meeting. voted B5 they did_ ducted M, his ‘mme by um Re`._ Mn MM,
Into:-.h, also by the brothers and sisters of Elliot Division, who placed a beautiful wreath on the casket-, also one from Capt: R. Mclliillian and cnc from Miss E. Alchorn. The funeral was largely nt- tended. The pall-israrers \\ ere, Beeclzcr Smit-b, Aubrey King, Amb!‘0Sl= Smith. William King, Hammond Aichorn/ Wil- iimn McNeil. Many friends syinpntliize with the bereaved relatives.
God help them all those aching hearts Till, nigh the great white Throne ' They stand, where mortal ill nc'er parts, Once more beside their own.-Com.
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For all than Clark's'4d_ciicious Pork nnli
Benns~plain, with Chili or Tomato Sauce. 5 and 10 cts. tins.
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COMPOSER IS DEAD.
Nr-;\v Yomr, April _J2.)- David Braham,
composer of popular music, died yester- rlny after nn illness of several months. It- wns in thc earlier seventies that Mr. llrnlntni joined Hnrrbzun and llnrt. at thc old Theatre Gomique, ar`}_rI not long after hc was bailed ns thc most successful coin- pnser of popular music in this country.
PROFESSOR PASS ES AWAY.
'1‘onn_\"ro, April 12.-Dr. John Ilcrnld, professor of mcrlicinc, Qucuifa university, Kingston, died this morning ut. thc gen- ' crnllionpitnl hero, \vl_\cro hc lms been under treatment for kidney trouble. Ill". Herald was horn in Stotbvnl i - 1355, son of Rev. John Herald, into 1’rcsbyte1~Enn
minister at Dundas. He Lrrguluatcd nt Queen's in nrts in 1870, uni n medicine 188|, soon after joininp' thc strtif ol thc college.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-Keep Easter Monday night. free from
nny other engagements and go to the Opera House and hour thc beautiful English drama, “Kin|.`s Evidence" put. on by eonipnny composed of thc best elocn- tionists in thc city. They are working hard and deserve a crowded home.
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Sewing machine week at Miller
Bros. _ r7d 1i
Trade comes our way for people who
know value and newness. We are often ahead of the styles, never behind tho styles. This spring we show you thc very newest. things extant. Wo do nut. boast of this, there are others. But wcdo say, that we oifer you at nil times the very latest 'novelties in the worlds mnrlrets in all kinds of Dry Go def' Make a note of this. We are lensicra in Fnslxionahlc Dry Goods und Millint-ry. Stanley Bros.
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1nu‘nsnav.a__Pnn_z-mr
A M e,auppiy of the newest and_
" *ON TH?'°'_` _ _ _- prettlegt deaignl in aprons and pine-
exe ;moda‘iat} fancy articles at a
P mod.drate` ooathave been fref~ared.'
There will also be the umal refresh- ments, homemade' candy, flower and
blea.
Tea on tables at 6 p.
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THERE’S N0 BETTER FOOD.
Annual Fancy Pair _ and l
Rliilii
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be ready for your inspectiopii 31- Beau" " ms Ladies: moth" Skirt-s_ med’ Dress Goods in a vimsty cf colors am miie: and rints` white Lawn Ladies’ Crash Skirts Cluldr¢n's Dresses 1l1_ W “°_ _ P , .’ k , -&
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Millinery Trimming:
ready-to-wear Hats .Shapes and Chiffon Hats __ Shaded Ribbons
Baby Ribbons
Grass Linen Linen Lawn
Apron Holland
_ Shirtwaist Suits
New' Damask Table Linen New Fringed Glass Cloths
New Typed Tea. Cloths
New Crepe Cretonnes New Sateen Creionnes
New Navy Blue Dress Goods New Tapestry Table Squares
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New black Silk Applique __ New Silks in black and coloie.. - _ New Dress Shirts _
New Zephyrs . _
New printed Sateens _ _ . New Tapestry Drapifig Cloth
New Drill Prints ‘
New Hose, black and tan'_ __ _
New Vaienciennes Lace and Insertion
New gorchon Lace and Insertion
New hildren_'s Silk Caps
New Corsets
New Buttons _ New Lace Curtains .
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all arrives, when we will show you one of the most magnificent stocks o fDry Goods ever brought to the City. Selected with _the greatest tas1_t_e an<_1_ car; Crom the samples of the best m_anuf_acturers m the British, German, ;ep_c an aué adian markets. We anticipate a ing Easter trade and will be u y _prepare
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Facts about
I Constipatioil
Constipation is the inevitable result of the Amer-
icon habit of over-work, rushing through meals, and ¥\¢1§l¢°“¥\§ io take enough out-door exercise, I
Nearly nine-tenths of the women of America are
ailiicted with constipation, in e more o? less severe form. It is sate tosay that helf of the men are troubled with the same ailment. Nobody appreciates how much this disease is responsible for.
Constipation fills the body with impurities. It
poisons the blood, weakens the kidne a, renders the iver sluggish and inert, and fills the grain with dark fancies and morbid pictures. It lathe forerunner and direct cause of many serious dileelea that result in life-long misery and death. ‘
Constipation is responsible for thousands of cues
of chron c indigeetion westin diseases, nervous pro- ltration, blood poisoning, ecréula, rheumatism, die- hetes, Bright’» diaeue, chronic liver trouble, and nanny other deadly ailments. I! you have constipa- on and nerglect it, or wait for it to cure itself, yea are simply nviting these dread diceuea' to come in and take podeagion. This ia not theory; but fact, as
aniv doctor can tell you. - _
roa~0x_Tableta cure constipation. They are not
like other so-eeiied ooeati tion cores. Th do not
purge or pe. 'they areriiot harsh, or tooiiidden 'in-
etfecu. Fliey act nottoarpiiekiy, but surety. 'the rio :gt ii-:finite sbt; ;i;ii¢au__inia_%_ of the bowels* hui D0 CII! Ol \l ll UIUIDIO tssifauqunmnlhgladx. ' 9° M What iron-Ox Tofiiote have Done for Othwrl.
In our oBoe we have on record the (fateful testi-
mony oi thousands _"rho have been cured-not temporarily relieved- t absolutely cured of ooani-
petion. end_|;ia¢_¢\q diseases. 'l‘l\ey_ar_\ p\upie_e(,_ _
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3_3¢__¢_st]aet_ements, except ee voluntary evidence of Cured after Youre of Svahrtnja
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31° Sad that Iron-Ox ghbiete have done for me. I ave en a sufferer from consti ation for e number °f YEBYS. dllrlpg which time I Rave used numerous rauiediee without receiving my beaantmnefmm sn. ;~x_en_§;’:_‘:J_;°_l;_-l(?)fe_1;a_i1let_=_ Intake pleasure In recom- put trouble in any wig?" 'I ° mv mn” ‘mm my = . Proved Ita Ciataul.
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