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cuannmu, nnaci-1 23, . _

lll7_?Wl}llLilll_[|l iSHl_llTS

I " , _ New Patterns. I* w. G. in ia. ....|¢,'_

I ‘We were fortunate to have

`Pf“

_ ' f I you.

L_’ "`|

5, l)CSlZ.

_ a case of our Spring Colored

l , _Shirts brought by . S. Mints

_ 3 I in january. This is we be. ~ f lieve the iirst .of the sea on _

é and they are beauties. ale _

E ,_ - would like to show them to V'

i1A.aRucE,

The W. G. 8:, R. is

M¢n's Furnishings,

Morris Block. ‘

¢bv &¥~&nn

- l

€_"_

1 oz. 1.3¢*

_._;f5="i‘h';‘s's>_) _

nr- *ut ‘ E 2'! e. _“_” Imitation.

' Lei; -_"L cle'-.'-ei' designer create .1 new

coat-and it is copied by

. every petty maker in the country. -

- hat or si1.~:_>e or

good. "

Success breeds imitation.

CJ iin

i Fit-Reform styles, Fit-Reform guriiieiits, Fit-Reform Wardrobes, are " iiiiitoted And the imitators’

1 claim to popularity I t‘_ ` ' ' '

are “just as 0° _ _ _

L NI‘f\`l".»l< BE ° ` _

S? cr._,,,

-i

Fit-Reform originates and creates

l styles-garineiits-methods.

fit" =e-siiornm

Only one Fit-Relomi Wardrobe in this city l

Prowse Bros., Charlottetown.

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DONT N EGLECT YOUR EYES

Don’t strain your sight by disregard-

ing a defect of vision which glasses will correct, but make provision for t'».ie future by saving your eyes as much as possible. Spectacles are sight savers.

A &air of colored glasses worn now

won save much fixture discomfort to many eyes.

We have them at 254: up.

E. W. TAYLOR,

ATIENI) CllNROY’S GREAT SP-01 CASH Discount Salc

of all boots and shoes in

stock.

SUNNYSIDE. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

IF Y0,U ONLY KNEW

Whmymirwellstockedstomewal goiagto burn dowu,you could waittolnsnrenntiltheweek be fore,bnt

When It is Destroyed

Yoaaretoo late. Remembertlie olilsda|e,“’i1rereisnotime|ik¢ the present," and no insnranize llksosrs.

§2.'+...§; FAH? 1%.? canola gum.

1 l _-_-_-_o_o_~_°..-S»’J*-°~°| ”lwwWo El

P a

Use

F LOU 'L

and your bread, biscuits, cake _gl

and pastry will be all that .-

any good cook could desire. Beaver Flour' combines the

nntriment of Manitoba Spring ~ Wheat with the whitenew and ‘ davor of Ontario Fall Wheat. '

That’s why it makes MORE '_

lid, and BETTER bread, I

_ than any other flour.

_,_. 37'- _' ll|7l¢l1'n a 1201:/ nfl/

,__ -' li, -_ for l¢d_zl audiha

Anucrcvu. _ ‘;_;\@§_~_-» At Your Grooufo.

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T@_L-f_~

AUCTION SALE!

That well situated house and premi-

and extegfiing to channel now occupied by Mrs. Benjamin Davies will be sold by auction at noon on March 29th. Part

purchase moneyxlay remain on Mort-

, an a to

gmc Foil: suit y. I. Hires.

is tu ai Att¢rl¢! I1 LIV-

, ` .~:-.,

ses with ft. frontage on Water Street'

1_ Or-rawa, Much H),-The annual report of thc nsherles department has been pre- sent/ed to parliament. The statistics are a, year old. They show that the deep-sea fishermen of the maritime provinces, received $158,043 as bounties on their respective catches of tish‘for the season of lil, thc owners and crews oi the 851 i lish- _infz schooners received $72,9ll, or nearly half of the amount, showing that fifty six more vessels than in l, participated in this bounty. On the other hand, (Xl) boats less than in the previous year shared in this distribution of $&l,il77 amongst 19,149 boat fishermen. Altogether 12.178 claims were paid, thirty-nine having been reject- ed and refused payment as being fraudu- lent.

l li .

LosAr~'oi:i.i-is, Cal., lliircli i9.-The

Seventh street-bridge over Los Angeles rivei-fell Monday, carrying with it into the flood-swelled river twelve to fifteen persons, twoof vi-hom are believed to ‘have beendrowned. The list includes: Two unknown men, whose bodies are thought tohave been carried down the r°lver,und Mrs. Clara Webb. who was rescued from the flood, but is probably fatally hurt by falling timbers.

The high water in the-_ river had ut-

tmctcd many sightseers to the bridge, the buttrcsses of which had been weak- ened by the flood. und when nsuddcn swelling oi the waters camo the supports werecnrrieiluway and the b1‘ifi::c col- lapsed.

The Ninth street bridge is on the point

of giving way and police are on guard to kccpany person from going upuu the structure.

Flood conditions in Los Angeles :ind

vicinity are the worst known in many years. The Los Angeles river isbank

Nova Scotia Received the Largest Bounty, While New

Brunswick Received Only $14,000 and Prince i ,!>"°=‘°=°1>°“=°=lf=w=»-1, ==w=»f~\>\°=-»~'

,~ ~ - ~ mg and very palniul. I got a tiny cent box

_ Edward Island Less Than oiPymmid Pile Gun: at tbs_dr-ugstoiemnrl

used it and was entirely cured;¢otanot.her

THL ll|SlSlHU|lS EFFIUS

A Bridge Over the Los Angeles River Was Carried Away

and Two Lives Wore Lost. - _

full and reaches thc highest point known.

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By provinces, hfova Scotia received by

far the largest amount oi the bounty, viz: About $lil),tXX), while Quebec drew 834.- 70); New Brunswick only secured $14,872, and Prince Edward Island received loss than $10,000 for its share. '

Since its inception (lS82» the sum oi

$3,474,910 has been distributed amongst the fishermen of the above mentioned provinces to better enable them to prose- cute their callinrz. The dog ilsh were not. us plentiful as in previous years, which fact was ofimmeuso assistance to all the line and trawl fisher- men iii their- operations, und it is to be earnestly hoped that this scouruge to our fisheries is now taking its departure.

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in niiiuy years. Much loss has been sus. tained by the city from damaged streets, broken storm drains and sewers.

Along thc coast various town have suf-

fered. At Santa Monica two piers were destroyed, and the damage along the shore territory is estimated nt two hun- dred thousand dollars. At Long Beach the damage to the wharf and to small bouts is estimated at $20,000.

Trains are stalled by wnshouts and tele-

graph and telephone lines have hceu blown down.

E\'i‘_IR\'0`.\'l'l WiTii SORl~1 'i`llRO,~\'l`

Should know liovr quickly _lflcrvilinc

cures. "I ciiu rccoiumend_l\crvilinc very highly for sore throat," writes Mr. R. Ms- Kcnzie of St. George. “I once had it vory sore throat and my chest was full of sold

and soreness. Every couglrliurt. me. I cured myself quickly by ru bing my chest :mil throat vigorous y with Nerviline und using it also as a garglc. I believe Nervi- linc to be the best general remedy for emergent sickness that one can get._ We have used it for twenty yeais lu 0\lf house." Price flic.

a powerful picture of the oomplete, crimi-

meal, and plan before they- are inzmgurnt-

od. _ .41 _ V

Mi". Kiriloiiudds that the hlaiue of the UR, ZXFRUP

. . _ _. . l

§’$`.f§§`I;i`,"';`i.§'§'.°..“§.`.l”.l§f.'I§§`Zl`§l`.lILl`l.§§f |-|N$EE| ANU

lmuuunuu; ,‘unomo- ’ usllulis nuluuili. -i-=1=f~i-_r-===f

TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

.Until nbout twoyeurs ago i had had

box in caselneeded lt, and as thc piles did not return In six months I gave the reinedytoafrlend of mine who wanted the doctor to operate to cure him. My friend said he would use the “pyramids” but he kucw they would do him no good, but they cured him of plies ef twenty-hvo years' standing. I am free from piles to- dny, and have been since using Pyramid Pile Cure. I was Captain in the Civil

gVi\r." James Adams, Soldiers' liomc, u .

The uiajority o'f people labor under the

impression that an operation is necessary

and are very skeptical regarding the re` medial virtues ofnuy xuedlcinalcouipound. Testimony like the above should certulnly have a tendency to dispel this impression, although it is odd that such in fallacy Should prevail, and still more odd that so many people should think un operation ef- fects a permanent cure, whereas the oun- trury is more often the case. .lust scud your na_iuc iiml uiiilress to

Pyramid Drug Co., 13211 Main St., illar- shall, Mis-li., and receive l'i-eo hy retiiin mail the trial puckugc in a plnin wrapper.

Thousands have been cured in this cnsy,

painless and inexpensive way, in the

privacy of the homo. No knife and its ' Y

torture. No doctor and his bills. E R E E R I G & 0.

All drugglsis, :'10 cents. Write to-day for ’

a free package. _`

SPECIAL NOTICES.

li'oi\-Ox Tablets are an exoelleut spring

tonic. For sole nt your dru ggist's. 23d ll.

Just received by express a full line of

nc\\' Silks in black nnd colored.-M. Trnluoi'& C0. Eid Sli.

Smoke the "Say 50"- thc best 5c cigar I I

in thc city.-For sale by A. W. Reddin, | I u n

l’hcm li., Central Drug: Store. 231| li.

Jusl received by express seven new

patterns in checked silk for shirt vmisl. suitings. selling chcnp nt Jus. Paton 8: C0. ' lfilii ii

Farniers.-Sec our Riven Drivers Bel-

Iicceivcii by express at l'aton`s:- Silks.

ing und special licitvy paints for hoysfllldli

ncur cost -This week only -~l\`ow is thc

lluluuiv ur onions

\\`e lnivc u. gooil ileumnd for reudy-

towcur lrouscrs of our own make, and for

i Tl l I

Ladies-Wliy not liuyyoui' Easter' gloves

in severc eases of piles, or hemoi'r:hoids,l

hai is Your ish?

To Leave Your Family Well oE? To Secure an Income in Old Age ? To Increase Your Business Credit ? To Invest Your Savings Proiitshly ? ‘ Life Insurance in The Mutual Life may be made to provide all

these and more.

Ente oi;__Ca1l _atonce for Pu_2__ljarticulars_. The Mutual Life _Insurance Co., of New York. (0ldest in America) A. N. FRASER, (Largest in the World)

Provincial Manager, _

\ ` Charlottetown, P. E. I.

choose THE Best

HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OR RUBY

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his. They are

the gems of the trade.

PINE CUT MIXTVRES IN I AND 2 POUND TINS. '

HICKEY 6: NlCl'lOLSON»

Tobacco Manufacturers, Queen St. Charlottetown, P.l.L.

_ ' WL f i 'D

TELEPHONE 299 ` P. 0. BOX 292.

Exporters aaiaggmmission Merchants, Charlotte- town, P. E. . '

Buyers of Canned Lobsters and Meats. ` _ Correspondence Solicited.

. 15 dw rm pd.

CURED QUICKLY and PERMANENTLY By Using

]Eul3k EIH.nInS»

lows Tongue and Long Boots ubsolutely .\_ _ waitcrproof. Conroy the Shuemnn, Sunny- A N ' C' K V E

side, Cliarlottctoivn. _ Zfidli. VI My V ! G 0 R N 0

'flu-5 ul-u rcl|~~~.l i';~!. "vu: , ]`»j~'-p--,f-..». in ._.:>--lion .:i.<l lu., iii-.~r';~' ` l'Iiu.in,z. .-\ ]\<~\t\-ri i'»vi\»-=!> i~:' !~e."/vu-~~. .\:\':w.i. ilrf-'-~'.=::ii-s~. limi

Collar for-mg, Silk Spools, dl-955 trimming; 'fustc in :ne _.l\1'.'_... i'.-11'!-.i_;iii-,l‘:i:::::i:lu->:.~-.'l'-lZl’Li1i.i\'%.i1. und wide taffetn, also really-made cloth- THEY CLAR5-Y THE 3K|N' puR||:y THE

BLOOD AND REGULATE THE BOVYELS

' _ , ' _ - _ _ Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the System.

Cheap Soaps. --(lrezil. lmiizraiiils in this _ line ntoresenr- Clem-ins all snow \'=-ry Positively Cure all Diseases of tho Stomach, Liver, Kid-

nays, Sick Headache. Constipation and Nervbusnass.

Two Sizes, loc. and 25c. a Box

Kufopafkoi Could no wo with Bao Helpers and Moefable ;’.,..:o°::: ¥}°,_S_=",.7:=-=

T00|S__ Whole Machine out of Orden l_¢_»_v\L'_ii;__pr|i~o~ tlmu ii tau-tory iriaileé-__;_D_,f_.'l.

For sale at Johnson SL ]olinson’s.`

1 _d .H ,_ i [ht now-at cost. During this month we are 3_2, dimmos

si.i»oi@.~.oui-g.:-1...-oi. ».»o_-zu. i<h~n0i\‘. ;::ful:_=_\_-;:;;\___o;_§;<;'§_;\1_____;i______f “ ‘ g,,_,ug257_;,,,S,,,,,n,,,,,.De,,,-S ,,,,d,.m_,n_,

fone of the Associated Press Russiiui cor- " ' ' ' guurmitec1iglo\'es, thi- v\~orld`s very best. S . reSp0nd,,nt5 who was w0u“d‘cd at Liao Everythingdiscounted at \\'eeks 8.: i]o's '

--1--l-'-* Gi-cat Money Raising bale. Zhi li.

Saieguard is

bad helpers, and iniserublo fools. Th mishaps at first were attributed to the dc- fensive position of Knroputkln and it was

*said that when the Russians nssumcd the

plans of the battle of Shakhe River°,for ex-

da-ys in advance in the restaurant at Muk- dan in the hearing of many Chinese, civilians and camp followers. Tho Gen- emlstsd’ gives infovmatiouto whonao‘ ever asks for it. While thus opening thc Japanese eyes the Russians closed theirs.

Not only company and battalion coiu~

murders, but oven colonels and at times commanders of divisions enter into battle ignorant of the very manoeuvres that they are expected to execute.

The Russian Intelligence Department is defective. It knows nothing of t-he Japan- ese movements or positions, lot only in the unsettled mountainous regions, but even on the populated plains ot llanohur- ala. Instead of easily securing the sym- pathy of the Chinese,thc Russians alienat- ed them and they now side with the Jap- aness.

Kuropatkinlsalao hampered by ia n-

tll\ll "Doris hob nervous quarters, particularly those of fienneakarnpif. The late Liaut. General Ksllsr was also at fault. Karopstkla -was obliged to re- primsnd him sharply shortly before his death. 'lhass causes existed and still exist. 'llhslrly has been defeated _

is out of order, a good worlrmanwasgived '

yl“m\t'|"'~" ‘H "°“ld be 'Ven' Thi” Was, port of some fatality from this deadly‘ not realized, because every movement d;_.,“s°_ Va” P*`¢'°“'|'“i“°d "° f““‘"`° bl thc lm", Cold-s are so common that the danger# mf"-“"¢ |‘“b“°“¢'|°“ °[ We Plf""‘- they carry with thcn-i is overlooked.

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lhe meicst strloling sublieut. chatters _ Tumenune you have R poem” mlm for _ \

'°°kl°ssl-7 md i“f°““"“7 °f ‘"5P°‘““°““ colds und a complete safeguard against ' ‘md '“°'°m°“l‘°~ “miih "`h°“ld be k"°'"‘ ‘such serious developments as pncumo- -

only to a fewobicfs. The dispositions and i nm ,md comumpuom

‘_l’I°' '°"' °p°“l7 d|s°“"°d °°v°"l turpentine and iinseed are well known,

_¢.Turpontine they are combined with half

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Nsarly everybody kno\\.~ that pucu~

uonia result fi-om neglected colds and yet thcreis scurcelya newspaper you piek up those days but contains the re~

In Dr. Uhuse's Syrup of Llnseed and

The exceptional curative properties of

and ia Dr. Chase`s Syrup of, Linseed und

a dozen other ingredients in such a way to1be'as§pleosaut to the taste, and won- derfully powerful ln the cure of iliront and lung diseases.

Such ailments as croup, bronchitis and

asthma are quickly relieved and entirely cured by this treatment.

Thorn is, wo believe, no medicine so

well suited for family use as n ours for coughs aniicolris, and usa safeguard against the deadly ailments which so frequently arise from thsm. Hrs. Eugene ller, Kin Street, Truro,

N. S., status:-“From an Infant one of my children was troubled with br~onohitis.~ and the least cold would aggravate the trouble. We could not get anything to help him and were often greatly alarmed. Hearing of Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine ns a treatment for bron- chitis we used lt. and ara glad to state that it effected a complete cure. If an ol the children - 'I

bnkea cold or cough

give this medicine and have never nown it to fall to brin relief." Dr. Chase's Syrup of hlnsecd and Tur-

jYmig. continulngliis description of the F V v _-_il I

causes of the Russian defeats, lmsdruwn “rc ,U-Q glad to inform (hp pubm uni, .l I

-'J

almost. our entire stock of New

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nnllack ofknowlcdge on the part of the Wall?-P\D'~‘1`f°\‘ l905N'¥`l\’0dli“ U|\i1!`l0¢t¢‘

town inst ini' and Rust part of .`lanii:i.ry

Russiaii olliseni of the country und the Inst and the whole Stock is now opcm enemy s nioveinents iuid tliut of the utter- the best lim, of up_to_dnte ummm” ever

ly' iniprudcnt gossip :mil babbling which A d B . F 1 R It . R seen here. Ask for Sample Books Pretty

' _ n rin ata esu sins e- , _ - ~.

a¢:q\ialntsthe.laP|}l\esc with every move- markabify Short Time_the Tcl?_;;n5oi\_L¢f;_i\;¥_f;_i?_*?lé_;Y<€l:_.\i\l;;_fégéllilld

IMPORTANT!

1 Stormy weuthcrhasleft us with ii. I 3 large stock of goods on hand which 2 : should have been sold during January I : and February.-~ 2 2 To tum thus goods into cash we 1 I will sell during March, our entire 7 : stook,vrithout protit at actual cost : Z to manufacture and some lines bclow 1 : actual coat. .' 2 Wo Want $l0,(m.00 by .April lst ond;

: must _turnfourh Ggi lntondcirsli I rrepardeesoprot. specia v.in: I th sissua for full details-Weeks & Z I 00., Charlottetown. Idw tf Z

f*""°-'°'“”'°'°‘”'5

Brown and '_ Grey

Clicviots

Worstcds

are the leading fabrics this sca- son. We are

showing A particular fine liuc

$20 to $24

F ._ R. BOYCE, Merchant Tailor.

l Fore 'rr-IE

o_ooolul1uN ui no Punt

[vans ff

.¢

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_pave-

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omrozc

mmnm cn

, ' *£-

/ _

A hole PUNCHED in In order that these

may be distinguished

_ _ from perfect goods

- *ha* " 'U they are Punci-iso

Factor lm er,-ect _ as indicatedin illustra-

tion shown herewith.

- ~¢»4R~¢‘\°~_4\.¢ U

Purchasers of Rubber Footwear should see that goods represent- ed to them as perfect, and up-to-date, are Not Punched.

.1 Rubber indicates -

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Out of %le _ °' i

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ai some wayinferior

-;l liable to prove

i u nsatisfactog.

, PUNGHED

gsntine, 25 cents n bottle; family size, l .

hrea times as mush, F0 cents. at all deal-

ers or Edmanson, Bates G: Co., 'l`oronw.To Great George Street. | protect _you against imitatlons the por- l . trait an signature of Dr. A. W. Chase.

lla famous receipt book author. are on 61017 box. _

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