FIJL./.XCE your order

' G. H. Cook

JUNE 1,1911 umm turner News T

HE ,[351 or ALLII

Afraid? 2:3i.i'r“°°~?

Y » Y ctor approves

Let him decide about

your usm It ravi to buy in one iimvi ee M if P 'r i a Mi P

Ayefs Han' Vig°r for faumg hill’ 01’ Wm 110% Mm; J McDo_';_'__- dt n '1`i;_yrll:_r have aiiiyiilnild alilome fsom 6 C0l0l’ fl`|€ half, lI€lfll€l` Will lt llaflll Of llijllfe -7 0 Anros ng in Picton mst wimk Y. was visit :1¢___t;i;_ cd triD to Montreal and ot

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,. 5111,". Pla” 1/Mg W¢ar,_ The Guardinnw has received from Miss Helen Warburton of Ch

_____‘____. ’ Wllat 15 l1l‘l€!‘€ aDy_J11g_ex- than Francis Grady hast Point, a curious lottetown, P E I. is the guest ,uwvusn » ' y shaped lobster arm This arm has Miss Katie Christie -Ottawa F

l ' l two sets of claws, one set growing on Press

_ E R W A R E the larger half of the main claw é

it ai. ; _‘ 01- e ' 1 ' 7’ _ _ -- Miss Lizzie Craig, of Middleton, ° _ ng Glfts - bllfrs. William Nicholson who has E. 1., is visiting in Shediac,

een here on a visit to her arent guest of Rev. George and M

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We have many useful pieces Ewen and Mrs. stewart, ieit yester- Steele. _

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`. \ FEM' the f0ll0wing horses formerly Britain an route to London to

7/¥_I-IT' _` __ _ ' v"\ W' W E I-I L N E R owned in this Province will compete: tend the Coronation.

_-,- _ _ I Jeweler Axbell, Money Maker, Miss Kalol and ___.

1- ' LOHRDOM., all entered by Peter _Car- Dr. Van Allen, of Boston, is on a

that should certainly please 6" °" '"“"‘ ‘° M°”"°“‘- Mfi- '*"'

. - Stewart accompanied her to Moncton. Dr Dougherty, of Cape Traver

Photos where satisfa

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ti »ii is aspecialty.

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Our New Stock of Men’s Shoes and Oxfords

are beauties. Allthat’s new you w find licvre, and the prices are lower than lust <ye:»ir See our $3.5oand $4.00 shoes as good n value as most $5.00 shoes.

\’on_can always save money by deal

al the old reliable shoe store

A. E. Mcliachcn

The Shoe Man

82 85 S.; Queen Street.

Sterling Bitters The Never Failing lle.\r!,Nerve md Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

Trstimonsls and References

by the hundred from people most prominent in City and

Country. No failures.

Sold Only ily '

P. M CQ U. A I D 42 Queen Streetf

Priiie gcc per bottle. _

ing

Op vsite Auld Bros

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l have an excep ion:-illy good watch i|l`oi on Al 4 nioderate iricc lt is mu

_ _ . y . , , l _ _ <.-specially for ine in the 7, i5 and i7 jew grades. Every one fully guurzintegd

C. W _ Patterson

ilt.tsrt.ii_thtf Jeweler

We are now ready

to deliver best quality of Roach Limei fro Kilns on St. Petei-'s Road in large and small quantities suit. able 'for farm i n g buildings and ,white- washing,

C. Lyons ®. Co.

_ 4--i8dzin _ _

_ l .iii

£-

Eggs for hatching

Pure-Bied Barred Plymouth Rock.

Eggs at 5oc ii dozen.

A. T. SEAMAN

63 Bayfield Sfree

5~-,gfmwdrtf Cliarlollelow

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i.w.ii.iuiiiiN.v siivii

Veterinary Surgeon Q. Denlis

tirnifiiuts Outvrlo Velerlnsv' College London. Canada and iletroit, eteiinary hentai C -lle . Detro i. ~Mion'U. s. A. Oilioe-Mcpren Building. li\tel.v nocup~ ia! _hy Dr Hraspiimplioir ii, 'residence

o ii i ii - . f l)iiie5u1ia% ol’ illfo tigetha iieeoinlty and gnlarvtpdng tiio_rtali_ilnq to the veterinary

ve en ii pro ess on.

‘ Montague. P E. I.

4-rittsdr 8 mos.

WANTED

50 Labourers at the New Glas-

ZOW Works of the Company. Wag-

Ps paid, i5c, per hour. Apply to

the office ofthe Company. Novi scoriii srsci. a¢'co.\i. co..

iu`

Lv . ` ri..

_ iii.: ~ ° Good

sim

i summer Comlorl ‘* Demands 0xlords F

Your feet iiiusf have ;,

more freedom, less confine- , ment, and a. closer contact " with suininer breezes if you want to escape foot-torture this suinnier. Invictus lo\v

wi?" V' 1-fi. i'I<f.l~1l¢'iii ’

fqi- irrgtji ”»--w.” f»""'f‘ ‘i

shoes are inade for suinuier conifort---and for men who want superior footwear

lnvictus oxfords lit like

' a glove, do not pinch,

cliafe, burn or hurt the

. feet in any way, do not

need bi‘caking~in and never slip up and down the heel like some shoes do. Invic- tus sliocs are inode by

in Vi anyone -~ leaves today for Quebec, where

At the Halifax Exhibition races this will talm passive by the lempress

rol. ,

l -- fishing trip to Nova Scotia and ig

Theo Larsen one of the leading Omvdnled by H DENY Of fl‘i6i1d shoe dealers of Halifax has airived Ialifax Fx (Dr Van Allen visi

_ , i in _the city to attend the closing ex- his Provirfce last' summer.

_Ac _i 5 ercises at St! Dunstan's College, v-

_ which took place last evening, he St. John’s Chronicle:-Dan McD ii i ‘ ‘ .

having two sons attending the Col- I

1911, there were no deaths on the PJ E.I.l-l. section of the I.C.R. and P.E. I.I`t. Employees' Relief and Insurancr Association. There were nine deaths on the I.C.R. branch, the claims to- talling $4,500. Sick and accident fees for the month ended May 31st are: Class (A) A0, (Bl .50, (C) .40, death levies: (A) A0, (B) .20, (C) .10.

J. G. Worth, proprietor of Worth’s

Livery Stables, has,some magnificent teams this season for public use. The

lfino turn~outs, single or doiihle, art 'wld in SYUYIGY find lliueteeu eutr up~to-date in every detail while his `mve been received. The follow horses are in excellent form and those ‘iorscs formerly owned here fortunate enough to secure one of the start! 2.20 trot and pace, Miibcl

firni‘i-i teams are bound to enjoy their outing. As this is the season when driving is at its best no doubt Worth's Livery will be in great de-

Slle.

A correspondent from South Mel-

ville writes; Cropping is ulmost com- pleted in this section. and owing to the recent showers everything is looking its best. Our school which has been closed for the spring holi- iluys will re-open next week. Miss Catherine Malone, graduate nurse oi Long Island Hospital, has returned from visiting friends in Emerald and Charlottetown. Jack Chlow and S. Gillis of Kensington spent Victoria

lone contemplate a visit to friends in

lege. to witness the game between O

---. "ind Berry, as he will be out of

For the month ending May 26th, `\ospital on Monday. fully recove

iuunil. The phone iiuiiiher is 52 and At n meeting ‘if the C0I\S0I`V¥ll1lV05 ull orders are promptly attended. i‘°|fl ill the Citi’ UNF' VVUGK the “Eine 'l‘he ad. appears 'elsewhere in this is- Ji UU Lcdwell. WHS Pl'0ml1}€“tlY

Day here. Patrick and John T. Ma- gary' »

scieiitific slioeixinkers and every niovenient of the foot liasbeen prepared for in

these shoes

ln piitcnt. tiin, velour :ind gun

mctnl li-iitliiirs, lull-st. lusts. A

pnii'

$4.50 and $5 00»

Bonshnw and vicinity in the near fu- ture. 'l‘he recent visitorsf to South Melville were: Miss Lizzie Egan ann Miss Vera Locke of Hampton, Jack Foy of Cape Traverse, Edgar Farrar and Harry Cudinorc of Appin Road and Aniliy Croken of Dominion Hotel, liimcrnld The baseball club has been

P. the

rs.

se, he of at-

irief visit to Halifax. He is on is

ac- ; __

on-

ild the Cape Breton wrestler, hopes

lsoii the red

'ruin nn illness of over four months. McDonald is well known here.)

William Stewart., Newcastle. has

`ust returned from P. E. Island, vherc he had been filling engage- nents in the dinerent theatres. Mr. %'tf-v.'art‘s engagement lasted ovei ‘ive months. This speaks well for \Ie\vcnstle’s popular singer.-Mirnmi- :hi~News.

‘Un June 3rd horse races will be

ies iniz will T.,

A. Nicholson, Glace linv; 2.25 t ind pnce,_Grucie Mac, It. J. Ki

Sydrie Mines.

rot “Z-

nentioned as one of the candidates ‘or Charlottetown and Royalty nt the next general provincial election. It is understood that the doctor will, accept the nomination.-l‘at.

A wire was received in the city

yesterday by Ewen Stewart, stating zhat Mr Jamieson, Ex-Mayor of Cal- gary and formerly n C. P. R. Su- perintendent had died in Vancouver. He was the father-in-law of Reginald éitewort, formerly of Charlottetown now a prominent barrister at Cul-

Cn Saturday the Mt. Allison inter-

clnss track sports were held and the Juniors won the inter-class cup. Two 'records were broken, the hammer- throw and the pole-vault, the former my (1. H. Cochrane, Petitcodiac, and the latter by' C. Milford, Clisirlotte- town, who succeeded in clcuring the

'le the Chicago Stock Company will give H” the first production ever given in this ll" city of Clyde F'itch's wonderful storv

of slum life in New York, The

ar; nally written for Blanche Walsh, who ° enioyed a prosperous run with the ree play at the New Astor Theatre,

maladc put up in one pound glassl

week. All first-class goods at

Been dt 'Coffs

i. I _In Choosing

a Studio for your Photos ou 'should give a close

in y " . ~ i wooded, the forests hnve, from a

study to our .saniples be-

fore going elsewhere.

, Cnll_to-day.

BAYER PHOTO _ STUDIO

Phone 192-J.

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llc ' ` DR. C lil<}_l‘.li.

Suigcoii Dentist. .

Benin Dental Parlors Ricliinond St. Phon 15.11

Over Prowiie Br0i~i. -

-9 F; -. -,

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Dr. Thos. E. E. Robins. iiizimsr

Nextdoortolieer & C-offs’.

H6 Queen Street

G|iui‘lof.tet.uw|i, P.l£.l-

Phone 257 J

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. Imported

Perclier-

' 0ll

Stallion Glucos

gm (mos), iirqrl by M.Rotil.Department Sarthe France, and imported 1909 by M '1‘heoCook. but iinw owned by the Per eheron Borsa Co. Kensington. will stand for service at H. R. Moase‘ii Stnblel. Kensington. Service foe 312.00 lor season.

I li Il ll mitted i

'li°i§ll7li"eendoTinBr':=.(iadvei's“ti‘o lgsifs rlilii niitli

and tho liirmcrs und bri-ederii o

, 0-dtldill.

He is the hsiwleiit horse nn 1’ _FL I. tri _

d* ‘ndnh not One" *hum per oct ami' sp¢Cll.liy lsriii seriircil by first iiioi'lgay.;i».

e ° ° 1 A u in if. ii. iioimi-1 cu or .

~ . i 5 Admission 5c = Pl Y _ . . _ ' ..Y. l

LTD' bounllrfvl nd are vcryloi-tiiimtuin seciir- Q __ _ _ J- STf\N|""\ “\"_‘“'0(~l‘ l |76 Kent Street. il-liierslf

and Invincibles. Visitors from adia-

ty is unknown and all are ‘content

early history, until finally ceded to Great Britain by thc French in 1773. It has an area of about 2,200 square miles, or, say, 1.400.000 acres. which over nine-tenths are cultivated; hence' the designation sometimes giv- en to it of the ‘million acre farm.' The surface of the Island is gently undulating and eminently pastoral and agricultural. At one time it was densely covered with beech, tlr and other trees, but though still well'

commercial point of view, disappear- ed. There are no minerals of im- portance, and the principal industries are agriculture and fishing, with ii limited aniount-of manufacturing, as compared with other parts of Curin- dn. The Province is well populated for its si'/.e, the inhabitants number- ing 103,000, rnninly of English, Scotch and Irish extraction, with about 14,000 French Canadians.. Those who have not eaten Prince Ed- ward Island oysters have something to live for! The honking reuuire- ments nre not cxtcnsive, being main- ly to trailers, wholesale and retail houses, und in connection with thc

fislicries. There have been several lo- . J

ggilinc to your cntirc. sat.isfnc_f.ioii. i ['63 C

‘rind sec our ilisuliii/» l’l‘.I\“»€F* f\""*’-" lower. id. A. Foster, (`entr:il Drug- store. Siiuiivsldc.

if C' rin: l

' Pe0ple’s Theatre

Ilia Trust Fulfilled

Failliful devotion of nn old

New Singer

‘ ' C W . -I 1 '~ h H - h- , _ hui' at 10 feet, l inch. Frank Gardi-

i 8? O ‘i;2f;`},§`§ill,nL,'i(ndw1,t,;1atL;h °;;:e;"§viH“'I§c ner of _(Ilini'lottetowii was his closest i 135 Qlleell- 5ll"3€t- ' - played two evenings of each week he- competltor'

i it tween our local teams the Heroes Th M ' . W 4‘ 1 throili/n oggiimtrb v{ii't limi* 'drts was

Qislinul ' i' ‘ ' S1 0 B fl “Y m°f“‘

cent Hamlets cordially welcome ing and hundreds availed themselves

I DR A B REID I - A . ini tu 't t _ tu

' ‘ . 1 - b ii f.

nnN'i‘is'r office riours ii-i .ind 1".” T”*l"" ‘md hem" tile °°1°"““ gxiiiiftippor in y 0 “EM E es ‘"._

¢ coup ,}.|.i¢\m..~i -um Section of the Royal Society of Arts “ ‘PDQ ev” seen at Ount Am N1 W PROWSE “Lol K _ . son ro essor Hamniond’s room vias

in Iondoii by b Williams Tnylor on th? centle of m_tmLt_0n and never

_J '=. ' ‘ . ._ _ _ _ __ ,

Sldrtf t2hnrlrittetowii.P.E.I. I B, QL 1 ,~ , _ » ` ‘ ‘ `

L-al_ 1@Uaiii~»-.»~»-wJ ;l_`_:§f_‘c2Y;v__;“Lada"&_f"€__f_‘;{li_f_;‘;;“t;fs imve ins iinintiiigs beenso izrentiv ' A 'provime __,.I, E Island was on in admired as this year. Noticeiible is ai

» - ~ - _

I .' ' ' ` - g largc marinc the lovclv golden low

n I Mar"nlly discovered by one of the (labots - ', ._ .' , L’

g I d in 1497 or 1408. Jacques Cartier. \;f,;?§m‘;,c,:`.i, clmggfiterlbésgegfuiihofefiiiir

|_ ‘ . r' ' ' i f . di; a e who luuovlcd In l,‘f`M' _ls .Bald mi have Among those mentioned as having

_ described it as low lying, without exhibits is Miss (,Ott.e I 8_1 f.I,rvOn

el Cheap This Week. iiarimrs, uw most bemitiiiii nina it 1. P F. 1 who Bhowéd Ji b(‘,“‘,,' ifmh hm,

. ., _ 1 . . ... _,_ _

We offera lot of jnnis and Mar- §;)E§;lf’:§_ t,;)c;f£°i’ful‘;’;%tT";‘;°;re‘E)J:e§ i_1_¢;cr;§_i;ii_;i_i:?)__\_»_::i_;_eiig_;iy)r:_s commented on

S irit Compasses A

bottles and 5 and 7 pound tins at__ with their lot, contented and Vliappy _ _- ___ 5P°°i°"Y f°<l“°°d P‘i¢°° *'"° $3.52.* 33.2;.§.l‘°i..§I.‘i.§’°..§‘.§`€i.ll....'£‘li.li.

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TllURSmi_r L.-2 du- ,

Vl'e have received si sniii'

plc of a small, compact spirit coiiipnss which is splendidlv adaptv.-rl for yacht, bcnt or launch.

We would like to show

this sample to anyone in- terested.

The spirit coiupass is less

susceptible to jar or vibrat- ion and therefore more rel- ialilc.

Nicely mounted in pol-

ished hardwood case $100

G. Hutcheson

)

cweler-Optician _

° vince, but all hnve l n ' "

otherwise ceased to exist, briiucli g ~ _ _= ._°'\

’i‘»+i'=.| 2 fi5"»*`_`=*-‘.."‘"" ‘ .‘\?i‘ :Zi i__ , _E ~ ._,i`,

THE STRAIGHT ROAD

This evening at the Opera House

btiuight Road The play was origi-

(Bioadway und 45th Street) New York City and later in the leading cities of the United States. As a drii matist America has never produced a more masterly or successful writer than Clyde Fitch, and by many “The Straight Road" was considered his masterpiece. There are many sug gestions in the play, as well as the creation of the leading character, which came from the star, Miss Walsh, who knows the life of the slums in New York from her 'child- hood, as in those days her father was warden of the Tombs, and she grew up familiar with every side of what- is now culled “the under world." The story deals with the life of a “woman of the streets," known is "Houston Street Moll.". A cer- tain lady, known as Miss Thompson, is at the head of a “little Catholic mission house in Hester Street. The first act. shows the principal charact- ers in a. free-for-all street fight, Moll ind Lazy Liz, being- the centre fig- ures. A cop interferes and the wo- men are taken in charge hy Miss Thompson. A wonderful plot is de- veloped, which while clothed in the vernacular slang of the streets, strikes home to all-classes. It tells ii heart story and once seen will nev- er he forgotten. ” , '

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AMEHIEAN WAS

BllHNi\l il 7 lHE Slilli

SAN FRANCIl~lC(J, May 20- Re-

fusing to comply with demands for money hy ii band of bandits at Aju- iio, ` Michoncan, Mexico, Rolitl J. Sweasy, an American, Superintend- ent of the Central railroad of Micno- ncan, was burned at the stake on Mny 16, according to the story of the refugees who arrived yesterday on the steamer Newport from Mail- seanillo. Hansfelder says that the bandits had niuilc demand of money on every American in the district. Some complied but Sweasy refused to pay. Hnnsfclder made his way to Sweasy's house three miles distnnt, fi"'-m his own home, on May 19 and found the house burned to the ground, and Sweasy’s body lashed to ii post in the midst of the burning timbers.

jllrs. Swensy had disappeared, and

is believed to have been taken pris- oner by the bandits and held for ru- nsom.

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MONTRFIAI., Que., May `29-Th

poorer classes of the French spenkin citizens among whom wild rumor have been in circulation ever s‘nc the Census was aniiounced. 'Thes

number of grown up sons in eac

tain recruits for the Canadian Nav

the effect that the questions regnii

ing the Citi'/.ons income are aimed ii a genernl increase in taxation.

HG y

ive ideas in silk dresses opens nt thi store nt fl o'clock thin morning. Th full range of samples of a grea wholesale 'dressmnkiiig house hav been`sent to us for one dny’s display. and are ready, as you read this it em. The dresses shown are thc very newest New York modes and are wonderfully moderate in price--rang- ing from $10.50 to $30.00 each. Any design that pleases you can be made up in any of the colours shown-and in you own size. Come today - the showing for one dav only-und open- ing at 9 o’clock. Moore S; Mclieod.

6-Idli.

____________.

Mako him feel loyal tilve hlm a

Jack A Tar sailor suit. long punt.- to boots with cap to matoh fir. 4 to I2' years. 3 74. to 5.50 at Patons. 5-29dtf

i /r' "M "tar

E3; cnl bnnks in the history of the l’io ua" - ' ’

G) iec absorbed or f-pq? a-~-_

S) hunks having taken their i1luC9~ T ._ _ __ -ty , 1 s _ ' _ -» A .f_».5o» -,y-"-1:1,

We can supply your wants in (,_‘_“ 706 * G St t

orgc ree

Silianqiiioiiig, Maiiicuring. Scalp

'l`ic.it|ii<-nt, Cnriis llcinovi-il, Soil Come Iii-innvcd, liigrowiiig Nails Carctlfor, Facial hlnssagc, Gloves C|c:i.iiod,Siipcrllu0uei Hairs, Moles, \V:ir\s :ind :ill |"m~ial lilcrriislies per- nififmiilly reiiioveil by llii: Electric

i Needle. Evening work by iippoiiit

iiieiil.

V ' , _ _--_-1-1 ‘-\'- --.. __ __ ____ _,_

Is your fishing gear in g00ll 0\`¢l »-U,-|FJl3Lp;_,l‘*..

er:?: Now is thc time to see i1boiif_.__ik_ , i

4i'ji3'L` ` 'H'

I. R. OUTERRRIDGF. i

Phone 354]. Derniaiolo

See Our Stock

i . Of Monuments

Our iiiuiiuiiieiits wi-rv ileniglicd

by li-.adiiig Aiiivriciiii ui-lists und lor liciiuty, iinil quiilify nrc iiuiwr- iur to iiny evur exhibited in this province. Fiiiislicil in |iini'bl¢=.

Y .

l N"“'c"ii§ii§ii§gih¢ can Farm F01' Sale

A full sqiiare meal of fun liigli- 250 acres of good farm land between

d, U ' nnnd Briicklc Pt. Road six miles

Th°‘mp°"'°dP°r°hemn Bmmonulucon 1 ly “none The Ted frsilii Charlottetowii, well fdnced with

h._ __ _ woven wirc. Biiildiiigslzirge and in good

'_' A Phe' “‘ '"“ gfmy' repair, water system throughout burns

and house. lloiiso healed by liut air, (.oii

~ ‘ lable and msiiiiirc slieil. zo acres

granilennd lim-mitoiir: curved by

Cll|illl'S EENSUS

approaching census threatens to cau- _ se trouble in Montreal, among the

stories, which it is alleged were'c_ir- culated by some of the most rabid Nationulists are to the effect that the

family is being taken in order to ob

\’

by compulsory service. (itliers are _tp

rent one du exhibit of exclus-

s_f.._

.»~

Wash

Sailor suit of

atca 2 to 5 years

Russian sul

white belt and

I to 3 years

Russian szii

itriiuiniugs 2 to 4 years

Russiziii s quality of iuiss white belt and

2 to 4 years

Separat

Blouses sui

girls in dark and white

Tl-

Cliildre

The very th

tle ones on r

14 years.

Stanle

tl/

-4

qs.,

Little Boys

Suits

navy and but-

cher blue wliitc striped gal- _

85c suit

t of ‘navy or

butcher blue striped galatea,

trimmings

$l.l0 suit

ts of Natural

Linen crash, white belt and

1 $l.l8

uits of the best

ian Looiu ci'.i.s‘li triiuinings

$1.45

Blouses

table for boys or

rints, galateas

50c, 68c,75c. sRubber

ized Rain Capes

ing for the lil-

ainy days, absol-

utely waterproof. Sizes 4 t`o '

y Bros.

-..i

marriage rumors as to .Emma Eam es continues here. She is keeping the

EMMA EAMES T0 .

‘ WED IN LONDO

PARIS, May 30.-Interest in t e

0 .

S . 8 9

to be married in London in July.

She expects, she says, to make n

concert tour of America next season with her husband, appearing in 60 concerts. She also will be heard in Boston in two performances oi “'I‘osca."

l WANT MORE SHIPS. `

NUREMBURG, Germany, May 29.-

At the annual meeting of the Navy League, a resolution was unanimously ndopted 'in favor of laying down an

details Secret, hui? she has informed hc' Intimate "lends that She intends! additional armoured cruiser nniiiially

until 1017 to replace obsolete cruisers

of the Perthn class. If adopted this will mean the building of three 'copi- tal ships yearly instead of two ns provided by the navy law.

I 4 G

sues

Kills;--l.ice. Seah, Ticks and

9 It doo.; not liarni the sheep or 9 woiiiids etc. It does iiol eslrange t Sold in 254: e --~. ..--- .3-. Wliiilcsale

Cha

ll E M 0-' P nir 7

other Parasites. wool--It cures abrasioiis shear cu

llie lamb from lhc ewc.

and 4_qc bottles.

and Retail .it _

l The

Geo. E. Hughes. I

‘

Unusual

cure cake such as ours. O appeal to you from an ec

Let us convince you.

Activit

In Cakesiii

Our cake department is kept busy. People

realize that it is a great advantage to be able to pro-

ur cake department should

because our prices are very

ononiical standpoint also, low considering quality.

E. ]. DesRoclies Sunnyside

Today wc begin an extra

time, we will give treiiieiidous disposed of.

will therefore go at

imiiiter workmen.

/\ monument is the only suilzililo

nicniorial for the grave ; the most e|.ii|iu'nI, elegant _lribnic you can pny to the dc¢i.=irted's memory. A monument is the iiinst ln-niilifiil and iluralilr of iiioniorials. _

Bee our :li-sigiis. will ni' writi-

(liirutfirk in roiiiiilvti- :inil ti-rliis iiiiist l'i-iisiiiiiililo. Moiiil iii ii ii t 24

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Mm. “den Fredwln of good growtliliaril :mil soft wood, io

acres choice lumber. \Vill bo sold in luis'

In “lush"'¢d sons ‘nd to suil piirclmser. Money emi rciiiain on-

NE' Ghliow N, s_ |,§£i,|5 snluml gm-vices, D00*-9 OW?" 7-3°” 5l\“W » l'"|‘- 7 45 “rm klcy \’t Road on prciiiises.

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$|0.0uii|iil up.

ments fancy shirts, table dam

lins, corsets, gloves and ribbo

I Chandler & Bell

_,F of G0lNGOUT 0F BUSINESS

cut in prices.

In order to clear out the balance of our stock in quick

discounts until eveiytliiiig is

Tlioiisaiids of dollars worth of dry goods inust be sold and

SLAUGIITER PRICES

Dress goods, print cottons, gingliains, flannelelts, men's

suitings in tweeds and worsted, ladies' and gents’ underwear, nien’s top shirts, socks, braces, collars, ties. towels, towelliiigs,

ask, table napkins, trunks, suit

cases and telescope valises, lace curtains and curtain mus-

US.

Store will be open from 8 o‘clocli in the morning TILL N\NE

v 0’Cl.0CK EVERY NIGHT.

.W. C. Turner Qt o

:_-_#` Sunnyside, Queen Square Charlottetown. 5-3 tf