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Packed in l and 1 pound cum only.

CHASE AND SANI0lN¢ - IIDNTIEAL

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lf# You Want A 'Good Gun

call and see our stock in io and 12 Gauge Breech loading. Also full line in cartridges all sizes. Belts, Game Bags, Wads and Reloading Sets Wire cartridges 8, io, 12 gauge.

For sale by

S. W. CRABBE

Hardware, Paints and Oils.

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Lobster Factory 1 Supplies -nd Equipments ,

4 Our lobster factory supplies and equipments are

taken as standard in quality-all othersarejudgedby them.

We have made this part of our work a particular hob-

by. Our work is superior to any other and prices are most moderate. _

Sec our sanitary packing tables, covered with galvan-

ized boilers, trays, collanders_ etc, p

Get our prices---Phone 393-J.

Fred . TTClinOT, (;,-',,f§,?,, 5¢_

Opposite Opera House

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FRUIT GROWERS AT'.l'ENTl0N ,

TllE` BEAN. SPRAY PUMPS

are guaranteed for ten years. The cylinders are por- celain lined. Don't buy Brass Cylinders. Get our Catalogue and prices. Get ready to spray with NIAGARA BRAND

LIME SULPHUR while the trees are yet dormant.

AULD BROS J. A. MOORE

Ch’Town Hazelbrook

Wholesale Distributors Gen Agt for P.E, Island

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Ask Your Grocer for L YN C S’ the Best Biscuits

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the nearest up to date dealer has them. Lynchs’ bis-

cuits are certainly worth looking for, there is no other that can quite equal them for tasty, delicious, .fl wholesome qualities. " You get full weight in the purest, best biscuits . ig, P made when you buy LYNCHS’ biscuits. You don’t °" pay for cheap wrapping paper or tin boxes.

~ Ask your grocer for LYNCHS’.

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A Lynchs’ Ltd ,

ll, Sydney, N. S.

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this summer you cannot do better than decide on the “Wm. English” kind. They are absolutely unsurpassed in design, mater- ial and finish and can be depended on to give perfect satisfaction.

Order one N OW.and be ready for the

opening of the boating season.

` Write for our Free Catalogue.

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' ‘LIVE IN THE SUNSHINE.

Live in the sunshine! You may ap-

ply this spiritually, ii you choose. The sunshine we are thinking of is the warm, glowing, golden radiance that in these lovely days of spring is changing the dry, bare stubble of the tiélds to the richefst emerald, making the world everywhere beautiful start~ ing the green leaves in s rare unfold- ing and bring health to many a sick-‘ room. if you want a tonic, avail yourseli oi the sunshine. Nothing elsc is bali so good.

Live in the sunshine, don’t live in the

gloom,

(Jarrv some gladncss the world to il-

lume.

Live in the brightness, und take this

to heart;

The world will seein gayer ii you’l1

do your part. '

Live on the houst-top, not down in

the cell;

Open air Christians live nobly and

well. »

Thcre’s n whole library of philiso-

phy in this stanzu. lJon’t worry; keep sweet; trust in God; give carkiug care 9, wide berth and get out into thc sweet spring sunshine as often as you can.--The Christian Herald. '

Constipation is the

root of many forms of sickness and of an endless' amount of human misery.

Dr. Morse’s - Indian Root Pills.

thoroughly tested by over fifty years of use, have been proved a safe and certain cure for constipation and all kindred troubles. Try them. 4 25c. a box.

Crown Prince.

Sired by Crown Jewell from u

Conroy Barrister mother. ‘He is tive years old and weighs 1500 lbs., is dark bay and is 5 ft. 8 inches high.

This animal is considered by horse-

men to be one of the best draft horses in West Prince.

Will leave the owner's stable on the

2nd May and will go by the Hill’s River Road to Bloomtield Corner and from there by the Western Road to O'Leary Road and to O’1.eury stu- tion and on to Springfield by the 0’Leary Road and then take the Shore Road to Campbellton, and then on by the Dock Road to Elms- dnle and home to Alhcrton. This route will he continued to Kildare (`aPcs by Little Tignish _and home through Grccumount to Albertou.

Mares ut O\\'ner’s risk.

AUSTIN O'Ml<lARA,

See hand bills later. in charge. _ 5-'1thstudr2w.

llnmmoilore Ledyard Trotler=-34709

Standard by Rule I Class A

Commodore Ledyard was sired by

ADMIRAL DEWEY 2.04%, by Bing- en 2.061, out of' Nancy Hunks 2.04, by HAPPY MEDIUM, dam 'DIUTA- TOR. The (_}OMMODOlt1<l’S dull) Lady Ethlynn 2.24} at three was a very fast colt trotter with the abili~ ty to trot better than 2.13. As a three year old she started 'at Rend- ville in a-Held of 17 aged horses and was a nose behind the winner in 2.13. Her sire Jacliidaw has 24 in the list including Maxim 2.08% (sist- er ol Lady Ethlynn) and Allerday 2.095, He is by Jay Bird (116 in the 2.30 list, his sons have 441) he by George Wilkes 2.22 by Hnmbletonlun 10. Jackduw is half brother of AL- LERTON 2.09} (156 in the list, sons have 147). His dum Queen McGreg- or by Fergus McGregor has several in the list and is a sister of Pansy McGregor, yearling record 2.23}, two year old 2.175. Oi Adml. Dcwey’s get, 11 went in the list lust year in- cluding Capt. George (4) 2.09}, Scientia 2.11%, Lord Dewey (2) 2.22%, Lou Dewey (2) 2.27;-, Lord Calvert (2) 2.27.2, &c.

The great sires of speed lust year

were Todd, Bingura, nnd Admiral Dewey, all sons of Bingcn 2.062. The great UHLAN 1.58% is hull brother of COMMODORE'i~l sire, as is TODD, BINGARA and JOHN WARD 2.05%.

Commodore possesses a wonderful

combined speed inheritance. If you want to produce record-breakers breed to the blood that has produced Kings und Quecns of the turl.

Will make the Benson of 1911 in

Charlottetown standing nt Mr. Frank Hughes' stables, Grafton St. This horse was wintered by John J. O'Brien at Bonshnw and is in better condition for the stud than nny day since his importation. For terms, etc., apply about May lst to

JOHN J. (YBRIEN,

(in charge.)

YUIING BARRISTER

Registered

by OLD BARRISTER 194, dam MY- 'BOSTIS 1342 a Clydesdale mare im-' ported from Scotland, sired by the world renowned sire McGregor 1407. This horse is well known all through this Province. His_ colts are large, stylish and prize-winners nt our ex- hibitions and are in great demand, bringing big prices. I-le will make the season of 1911 in Charlottetown at the stables of Mr. Frank Hughes, Grafton St. For terms, etc., apply to

.TOHN J. 0'l¥R`[EN.

Owner.

Ch't0wn, April 4-lildtllslll.

In picturesque uuiiorms, in which

ed, a troop of women on horseback paraded the West Eudoi London a few weeks ago. The parade, says an evening journal, is eloquent testimony to the excellent progress that is being made by the First Aid Nursing Yeo- manry Corps, which has been formed to render, whenever the need for their services arises, tirst aid on the bottle-

A voluntary and as yet an unotlicial

organization, it is composed of wo. men who are rapidly making them- selves proiicient not only in iii-st aid and riding, but also in veterinary work and in other services in which they may be called upon to act.

There are lieutenants of the corps

and scrgeunts, corporals and troop- ers, among the odicers being Lady Erucstine Hunt, eldest _daughter of the l\'lari|uis of Ailesbury.

The riding lessons are given by

cavalry experts at the riding school of the "Blues" There the nurses jump the brush hurdles singly and in pairs and perlorm with no little dash all thc evolutious oi the ravalry drill.

RUB THE WELL EYE.

Nine persons out of every ten, with

a Cinder or any other iorei;:u sub- stance in the eye, will instantly bw gin to rub it with one hund while hunting for a handkerchief with thc other. This is all wrong, The right way is not to rub the eye with thc cinder in it, but to rub the other as vigorously as you like.

A few months ago I was riding on

the engine of alast express, says .a traveller. The engineer threw open the.iront window ol the cab, and 1 caught ai cinder in my eye \vhit‘h gow; me intense pain. I began to rub the eye desperately, when the en;:incer called to mei: “Let that eye ulouc and rub the other onc.

Thinking he was chatting mv, l only

rubbed the harder.

“l know the doctors think they

kuo\v it all; but they don’t, untill you will let that eye alone and work on the other one, you will soon have tho Cinder out," shouted thc engin- cor.

I did as hc directed and soon lclt

the ciudcr do\vn nenr the iuucr cnn~ thus, and made ready to tukv it out.

“Let it alone and keep at the well

eye,_" again shouted the engineer.

I did so for a minute lon;;cl', and

then, looi-_ing into a small glass the cniziueer handed. me, I say the ollcnd- vr on my check. I have tricd it many times since, always with Suc- cess.

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Farms Sale

To bc sold by Pulilic Auction on

the premises on Saturday the 15th May inst., at 2 o’clock p. ui.. the valuable farm o|` Henry Ii Vickersou at l\larshi`ielcl, Lot 9,4, comprising log, acres,frout- ing on the St. l’etcr’s Road and ex- tending along the Vickersou Road to the Hillsborough River. This iarui is centrally located as to ~ichools, ` churches, cheese and but- ter factories, etc. ,being about eight miles from Cli_arlottct¢i\v|ii,

For further particulars apply to

Messrs. Warburton & Shaw, Solic- .tors, Cauierou Block, Charlotte- town. ,

F. H. HORNIC,

. 5-5d1w Auctioneer.

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FOR SALE

The subscriber offers at privut

sale the large and counnodiou dwelling house with lot of 181-4 acres of land adjoining same, situ- ate on the west side of the North River Road, iu the Coinrnouoi Charlottetown. This property is conveniently situated, being within lifteen minutes walk -of the centre of the City. The dwelling house is iitted out with Vi/ater Works, Sewerage, lilcctric Light,and allzmodern improveinents, and is in agood state of repair. Suitable and convenient outbuild- ings are at the rear of the house.

The outlook from this house is

very pleasant, asa view is obtained of the Harbour’s mouth and ad joiningrivers.

For particulars apply to rlineas

A. MacDonald, 162 Richmond St., Charlottetown.

MRS ARTHUR Pl'§Tl£RS

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The Royal-bred Clydes- dale' Stallion

Craichmore

(239 Vol X C.C.S.B. )

will make the season ol 1911 at 'the owner’s stable at Granville. _

Terms: Single service $6.00, sea-

son $8.00, payable at Granville Nov. 1911. Mares at owncr’s risk.

Cmlchmorc is in good shape for a

heavy season so breed to this King of Clydesdale sires and get the kind that sells for $250 and $800. For Breed- ing, etc., write

A. (,‘.. Tnylor,

Owner.

Granville. 5-2tusdrl3lpd.

` NURSES ON HORSEBACK- '4 ' ' - "Lei good d/'gestioi1 wait on appetite, and health on bolhl

" They win if you rake S"~<'=='=*'==

scarlet and blue and gold predominat- \ - 7-/.» -~ ~

V They oorrectlstomiach disorders, assist digestion, and make lifeworth

living again for the victim of dyspepsia. 50c. abox. li your druggist has not stocked them yet. send us 5Oc. and we will mall them. - 35

National Drug and Chemical Culmlly of Canada( Limiled. ~ M°“"°lL

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Fosters Plymouth Rocks

The broad-to-In andto l . tm; condants ol the lemons- Rrlirh? und" hum H.u¢~_ks. Inuit yei\r’u vinn nvs wer., 75. Including Rutgers Cup lor he-t' barren coelierel and pu lat' Warburton Uuplor best breeding pen' Ryan's Oup 10|- bpm, live cqclcerols at the Show. ’l‘nelrlayiug qualities have betgu tested by exp(-_|-g, pouiirymou who stlly uf their sxcell.

ence. Q _PEN NUI (Barred)-Mr-ted to product; high-clnsrpullcts, headed by ma e 2nd in, W_1nter\li'mr and every in-ll a lst. pri'/_U winner. EHR:-1 $3 per lb. Pine. .:~°.=i°=°- ar

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:nukes ideal bread and pushy, because it is a perfect blend of l\l:1nitol>a Spring wheat and Ontario l"a.ll wheat. You don’t need to keep two kinds of flour for bread and pastry. Beaver lfloul' makes bo/Z'-a pure, white, nourislnng, light loaf that “stands up" in tl1c_o\_'en, and pastry that is crisp and appclwllg- lt isinore economical than other flours, and appeals to all thinking wouicn.

Order it to-day from your grocer. DEALERS-\Vri¢e for prices ou all Feeds,

Coarse Grains :ind Cereals. |15

‘l'llE 'l'. ll- TAYLOR C0.. LIMITED, CllA'l'llAM, Olll.

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tion oockerels, headed by lst. _prize maid, Diggs 0_3 per I6.

IN NO. ll-Headed by Brd. prize cock.

ercl nt grnherst. $1 per I5.

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