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“PURELY VEGETABLE'.'

Look out for these “purely vegg- gble" medic_inesl.i A¢_:_t;r|lK¢é£¢y h* _ onnn,Di 'ts is, orp UQ C ' nine-nllgi violent poimno-are vegetable. You lee the term mean:

nothing, as regards safety.

Apples, oranges, figs and prnnes

make them. The juices are com- bined by our secret process, which intensifies their medicinal action, and ressed into tablets. These are “ FI£UIT~A-'1`l'VE£`r ” - nature’| tonic and laxative-the onliy certain cure for Indigestion, Hen - aches. Constipation, Liver and 1 Kidney Troubles. _

They look like fruit-taste lilac

fruit-smell like fruit-ARE fruit. gnc. A bex. At druggists everywhere.

1 IIUITATIVES, Limited. OTTAWA-

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Easter Showing ot

Will open today in fine

footwear. This shoe leads

its tit is glovelike. 1

l ' Exclusive Agents. J, \~_.._i_

'Iron Ox Tnlrlcts cnii lic Iind :tt McD0n:\'tl

8:. Mt l(innori`_~t Di'ti5_:stoi~c. 'Tdlf

Ili-iid .l. li_)li'I)nnt\l<l 8; (`o`s.:i<l “Sl:\\i;_'li~

ici- Full- ll' _vnu wiuit iiiiytliiiiir in thc liiics nztuitil yr>u`ll gt-t :I Iinrgziiii. I-‘id'tf.

Leis il i~\\ gcids at Paton's.

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Invictus .shoes for umen. -Alley

& Co, Charlottetown Agents.

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LATIEST NIZXV S'I"\'I.F.S

IN SOFT IIATS

\'iiv .<rtl'firt :iid fa.<liiol'al1lc.'

the tnoiw limits Hats-

\Attl.~&£ SoleAgent~» rzrli

thi: 3'.-ning ii‘eu_z\ptro\e of them.

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Closing Prices

Atchison._... __ rli Copper _ _ _ . 51.5 BfR. _ _ at tai; Baltimore. .__ _ IUT;-_t lorry C.P.R..._ . . . . . . . .._ Illil l~`i2 N. Y. Central. _ ..._ 1.70) l.'i2,l Erie._.... ...... __ Ml -is lilinois Central.. lull Louisville and Na. _ 1521

Manhattan Metropolitan Missouri Pacific P0!1nsylvunlr\_ _ __

Reading _ . _ __ _

Sugar . . . . _ . ._ _

Southern l"iicitlc_ _ _ _

St».Paul_._...._ _ Union Pacific. _ __ 12?)-,‘ 126; U. S. St.ecl_._..._.._ :ling till U. S Steel Pri.-`f'd_. ltIl§ 102,’ Dominion Steel ._ _ _ .. 22l Dominion Steel Prfd _ _ _ _ Dorn. Steel Bonds. _ . Dominion Cool _ _ _ _ ’l`\\'iu City... . . _ _ _ ___ Colonttlo Fuel _ _ _ _ _

.-\pril Zi. ~’\pril "'

KH Nil

ltili 1543 ltili lllbg ion li! my 1~m,\. til! 171:,

toil I 183 hui l li if ect lzirg its 1705

75 1 ii 5:5

'iiisg :.13

Gains in 1904

r`-*-1. “'

In Assets, $937,372 In Reserve, $737,457 In Income, $164,239 In Surplus, $170,920

Expense Rate reduced nearly lper cent.

Death Losses only 4| per cent. of the expected. ,

Interest Rate increased to 5.09 per

cent.

Saud to Head Otiice or nearest local

agent for copy of Annual Report..

Head Office: Waterloo, Canada.

‘ J. O. Arsenault. General Agent

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BABY’S OWN SOAP

Pure, Fragrant, Cleansing

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DEl\Tf\L

\Ve the undersigned have this thi

pnrtnerslilp and will licncefoitli carry cranches urrler the firm nt nic cfI.e:1id occupied by Drs I.o\vtlier and Leard. use of thc famous little method for ext

Honor. graduate ofthe

We have severed our connection

Summerside some time ago for the purpose of re,-;ul_ating prices and

all others in price.

now have a free hand to compete with

4- _;wed& w r yr

rd tl iv of April, i9<5 entered into co-

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NOTICE

its erly the

on th Dtntal tu-.imss in :ill \ l\lc\luido in the pailois form \\ e have tl e cxclwive iight for

raction of teeth

A VV. Le:-1rd. D. D. S. J. A l\IcMurd0. D. I). S

B Jtimore College of Dental Surgery.

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with the Dental Union formed

CLASSIFIED A

Une-Hall cent a Word Each I

sertions Charged as Five, T

and One Flonth as Two

Minimum Charge I0

OVEIRTIOSEM ENT

nsertion. Six Consecutive ln- hree Weeks as Two Weeks,

and One-half Weeks, cents With Order.

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T0 LET.

l"()l. .\'.-\I.l'l_-I-‘or .<i~_lc or to lot, linusi-

:intl lot, i-oriveiiieiitly situlttt-il :it lVlont»

ntriu-_ Apply to Angus McI.cod. l\lti|it_u;_'n¢-_

Zh 2li_

lioy for .store or \\'ni'clio\isc. M

\V.-\.\`TI‘II)~./\ good smnrt rind .steady

tht Ari- tf

ln: n good peiiinnii _nnd good nt. thiiictiv. _\pplyi\lthisolllcc. 22d

HELP WANTED~MALX.

\\'.\.\"l‘i‘.`I): t_‘onl|iinkt-rs \\niite1l. lIii_'li~_

lust \\'ui:0S :md >~1tt'mly<~li|plt»)'i|it'|it thc yctll' round to tlrst. cliiss nien. I'1inploynicnt

pivi-n liy thc pievi- or Irv thi- wack \»vlilt‘h- rvcr pri-l`c|'rct _ Aptly C. Ii. Pidgt-on, Sl.; Jiihii. .\`. Ii. 2-ld Zu' I

fi/\LI'1SMAN \VAN'l`ElJ at once to

rt-prc=ciit ‘ Cniimlivs Greatest Nursery ies" Special list of New and Hrirdy Specialties in Fruits. Ornemcntals, Shrubs and Roses. Liberal induce- ments. Pay Weekly, exclusive ter-

liousc, t-oiit:\lnin_f_f eight roonis, _ iiiodcrn t-oii\'t:|iic|ii-es, .sitnntt-il on l’r1iit'c

street. nl pri-sein oceiiriiul l_iy Itflr. \\. Hiiszzird.-1 pply to \\ . \\ _ \£_'_c_l

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Men’s and Boys' Pants, Boys’ Bio and Shirts on commission. “App_l{v 'this office.” 22 if

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WANTED-Traveller for P. E. I.

,carryns fi side line Men's and Boys’

Overalvand Jumpers, Cowboys’ Pants,

SCS nt

ritory, handsome free outfit. Spring sc:ison's canvass now starting. \Vritc now for full particulars. STONE & \VF.I_L1NGTON,'l`OROHTO

2-I5 dwtf. _

Ml’-IN WANTED.-Felinble men in

eva-ry locnllty throughout Canada to advertise our oods, tuck up show- cnrils on trees, fznceiynlong roads and all conspicuous places, also distributing

Srizqi/lr. Ri-:PizF.sF_N1‘/i‘rr\ r-: in this

county and adjoining territories to re- present and advertise an old established business house of solid financial stand- ing. Salary $21. weekly with _ expenses

paid each Monday by check direct from eadguarters. 'Expenses advanced; position permanent. We furnish every- thing. Address, THE COLUMBIA, 630 Moiion Iiuildiiig. Chicnn0._ _1_ll-

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small ndtertlsin matter. Salaryfgco

net# wauveofvuvaugz- K

per year, or g$75 per month snr’ expenses $7.50 per dey. Steady ¢ mpluyment to gocd, reliable men. No experience nlressnry. Write for

particulars.-Pmpire Medicine~ Co._ ondon. Ont.

MEN WANTED.-,3;';'~,;A”',§;.

every locality throughout Canada to ad- vertise and introduce our goods, tack-`

hip up show-cards on trees, fences, b dgen and all conspicuous places; dio- tribntlng small advertising matter. Commission or salary $9{o ii year or $80 I month and expenses [3 per day..

Steulywmploynient lf- _-~ ~l v-lint~‘e, gin. We ey gmonr work for you ,

experience. ed. Write for lull

» Ontario, Canada. .

_ wonmn, for kilt- - " _ _ » ‘ 'kept. .\ppl_\' at Mrs. John Allen ir, I"it Sl. id

rl or girl zroy Ili.

W'A.\'THl)_ ~'l`o no out of town, a gi

htu “rrk Anolliti

\\`.\.\"I"l~ID.~-An cxpt»rlm\:‘eil slilc.-daily

for dry goods store. Apply by letter. _-mi-

inhg r-xp:-rit°iir-e and giving |'1-fort-nttc I0 “ f-r<_lmut"curcliunrrhnn llllt-v. Zlld tf.

I.Al>lFS WANTIEII-A IIRIGHT

FIN I<.kGI~'.T1C WOMAN - \\'oinnii's work. Pcimanciit position. Old

established business house of szild linnnrinl standing. Ssliir_v liz. to igf wiilrlp, witb_ex~penscs_pa d ench M9113 day rirert from hen quarters Ex- ;t_i ees advanced. We fuiiiish every- t 'ii . Address, Secretary, 620 Menon

._ , I 81°C*°;1@111'°iS~,,=--intsummtnsmf1;11ln11lil< I

Guardian Branch otlice this evening at 8 o`elock.

A spot-Inl meeting ui’ the Suminerslde

_'l`o\vn Council will he held Friday even- iin; to consider tnnttcrs re the opening of Sunimcr Street.

l A_ number of Summer-aide young people who attended the entertainment at Kensington Mondny evening returned home ycstcrduy morning delighted with their trip.

l Prince Edward Lodge, I. 0. O. F. will uttt-nd Divine Service in the Baptist t`liui~ch. Sunimemide next Sunday morn- ing when Rev. J. I). Wetmore will prcatcli their nnniversnry sermon.

Ernest Cameron has retumcd to Char-

lottetown lrom Cape Traverse where he lnisbeen for the post two weeks supcr» intending repairs to the yacht Old Sw Iiird, purchased Inst full by it syndieute of Cape 'I`ravci'sc sportsmen.

0'Lr:,\Iiv The O‘Lcnry Debating

Clulihns had rt very successful winter. Notonly have ull the old experienced ilehutcs attended nnd helped toxvnrds its sucue>is,b\it. the younger clenicnt have entered into it with an cntliusiusin that ps bound to give them a firm footing or. the luddcr of orntory. On April IB it very iinportnnt subject was discussed \iz: "ltr-solved that l’rince Edivzird Island should scucilc from the Dominion, if slic liu not glveii the Tunnel." P. .\`. Pnte in his iisuiil nlile miinncr .supported the rc- solution. The iiogiitlve side was upheld by A. J. Matheson, whose eloquent url- rlress was it feutureof the cvenlng.IIc wus followed hy Peter Pate and Juhn Perry Jr, “hu although young iii yenrs set oi-th their views in it miiniicr thnt would have reflected credit on more exper- ienced speakers. Other speakers followed, nnd then on n show of hands the resolu- tion was tlcclurcd lost. The reiiininder bf thc evcriing wus devoted to n discussion regarding the gcttingup of nn eiitcrtnin- ment, ns n fitting close to it very success- ful \\'iiit,'_‘i'.-Alviii \\'el>l\,(iilbe1't. Gaudet, Percy Turner, und Clinton Dennis ure home from Prince of \\’1tlcs College on their Eaintcr holiduys. All ure vcry plcns- vd to .soc that they ure :ill looking wt-ll, and cnjoyiiig good lienlth.-.\Ii.~;s Selina Cuinpbull hits been \'i.~1it_iiii,: friends and relatives ln the Eastern .~¢~_ction of thc Island.-l\Ii.s.s Mint-ivn Ille- .\'cvin, formerly of 'l`ynii Vnllcy. und I5.-iijimiiri 'l`iirner, (J!mi'lottcto\\’ii have ucccptcd positions with II. \V. 'l`ui'iier. Both ure \v;iruily ivelconicri liy tht- young people of 0`I.i-nry_-All wi-1'.-_ plensvil to see I"idt\le Porry,oi Br:\ct~&' McKay, who with his wlfo spent Sundny ht-rc at the hoiiic of his piircnts.-This ()'t.enry school is making splendid pro- ;;i~i-.ss under the curcful tuition of the pri-sent tt'uclici‘s. Mclliiirn Dennis, the l'i‘iiii‘ipn‘, is hiiusclf nn ()'I.i-uvy lioy :ind |io.s_~t-.set-.~a the coiilidcnt~c of ull his pupils. .\ii~s-1 Stcivurt, who lins clinrgc ol' thc ,iuni-ii' dcpiiitnit-lit, is very zcnlous in the rliseluirge of her dutii-s. A plcnsing feature, and one that is to he highly rc- coriiiimiitlcfl, viz; the introrluctioii of dc- bates uinoug thc scnloi‘scliol1ii~s lun; been tried, mid the result, is vcry sntisfiictory. --'l`hc Guardian l_c_niuc of its iicwsy roliinins is nlwayts ii wclconic visitor' here. It. is particularly well received on at-eoiint of its hold, and independent stnud on :ill iiiiittcizs' iwlntiiig to] Provincial rights. [ts itttitmlt- rl-giiiiling the quc.~l.ion of \\'inti:i'1-oiiiintttiicalitin with the mninlund luis won the ndniirntlou 0( its i'curler.~' iii this district.

USE IT FOR

SCHOOL LUNCHEONS.

CIni'k's Corncd Beef sliced thin mid put

on buttered bread, nliviiys pleases chil- rlrcri. \\'. Ulurk, Mfr., Montreal.

ANNOUNCQMENIS

-.\`o. 4 Coinpruiy, ith Regzinient, C. A.,

will niect for drlll this \Vedncsdny even ing nl. ti o’clock sliurp. By Orrler.

-(.lioit' rehearsal studio nt i) p. m.

Every member requested: Business of ini- portnnce.

- P. G. Armoui~`is Bicycle Rcpnii' Shop is

open for. the suiumv.-r triide. Prompt attendance Wall 0rtler.‘i.nnd lo\v prices.

2-id ~ll

---._,\'o 1492. The nnnunl celebrtitlon of

thc l2Lli of July will lie hcld nt Crnpiiud under thenuspices of Lorne I.. O. I.. llll2, I)i-Si\lilc_ Hy oider of (Toni. Niil Fcrgtisoii, Ilct-orrlliii: Scc'y. 2.5¢] iii

-The time for ret-eiviiig orders for

Institute hnsheen rxtcnd~_~.l to 'l`!\ursdn._v 27th April. Menilicrs ii ill plrwisi: pinco nil orders iii the Sccrctnr_v's linnris 1 ii or before thnt datr. Petcr J. I). I-Zdnhinds, Sec`y. Summerville 2.r'i1'_i.

-Tivo Good Reasons. A wel.-fmowii

Cnnndlnn writes:-“I had a $1,000 policy in the-Life, (one of the big Anieilmn Companies) which I have dccitlf.-d to drop after paying three preinlumirniitl l|\'1c outn $2,000 policy In the Crown Iii r- for iwo reasons:-tl) I believe the Crown Life ii better and cheaper policy, giving equal and perhaps better results. (2) I nm British-Canadian ztnd hcllcve ln your motto. “Keep Your Money In Cannfh." [ll. Mf Davison is General Mnmigcr of' the ci-own Liu mr Prince nfiwiu-rt t»1.m.i, with Hcntlqunrtim ln Chnrlottetowh.

20 we 2I

FLAT SET DERBIFS ARE

VERY POPULAR

With stylish young men. There’s a distinction and a style to them

that‘s very attractive. Hawes Him.--Weeks & Co., SoleA ents.

'-1 - _ _ _-_-_ __-_-_-_-. . . _ _ _ __ _ - _ _ _-_-_ _-_-_ _ _-.-_~_-_ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-. _ _ _-_-.~_=-_-_~_».-_-_-,-_-,-,;,_;_¢-_ _ _ _ ___ _ _-_-_-_-_-,_ ‘ ‘ V _ _ v 'U W' "'

Office- Upstairs Brace Brick Bloc k-_l. B. C. Br ker, Mgr. _ _ * I _ ' _

Twenty four new members united with Mayor Compton n few days ago rccelv- _ ' A I U .,. ._ I A

thc Presbyterian Church on Sunday last. cd a telegram from A young man, former-1' .~_ _ ' ~ ._ ` '

All interested in the organisation of n ly° “MU” °‘ this vi°i°"'y' 'ww I” ""1, f, - ' ' “ _

Quoit Club are requested to meet in The noba’ “°km“ me numb" of clad" in the ' _ _ _ __ ,' _ ‘ __ _

sz-eds tlirouizh Mnplc Imul Fnrmersl

employ of R. T. Holni|\n's Mercantile es~l tnbllshmcnt. Summer-side and stating] lhi\t~tliv.~ lnforiuiitlon. was to decide n'

ivlng the number fifty nine.

meeting Rev W B Sisani presided l The congregation decided to erect .L new. [ence around the church ynrdtbis summer. 1 he following were elected oliioemc 1 Wardens-B. W.Tant.on, Finlay Compton; vcstrymen, Fred Compton, Alfred Comp( 1 ton, Benjamin _Mllls, Horace Andrews; Euimory Lyle, Bsnnermmi Tanton.

At Kensington Ou Monday night. the

drama, A Mouiituiii \\'i\|f was given before a crowded house with great. credit to the performers and was declared to be the best production ever staged in Ken- sington. Miss May Gallant sustained the role of “Mountain Wnif" admirably, while C. T. Flood as the villain took the pnrt in u reiiinrkably clever manner. The others itll took their parts well und were as follows: Marshal McMahon, Reg Bowiiess, High Morrison, Geo. Sheen, T.» N. Donahue, Wilfrid Taylor, Don C. Dur- rnuh, Maggie Higgin and Jenn Bowness

Ai St. Eleanors annual Anglican Church ‘

PURGATIVES ARE DANGEROUS. 'l‘liey;n~lpe, cnuse burning pains and make the eon.st.i ted condition even. worse. Physicians Ely the Ideal luxiitive is Dr. Iiaiiillto|i`s Pills of Mnndrnkc and Iiuttemut; they ure exceedingly mild, composed only of |ieiilI.Ii-piviiig vegetable cxtriicts. Dr. Iiuniiltons Pills restore irglilur iiio\'cinc~nt of thelin\\°cls,sti~eiiirtli- en the stoninch and purify the blood. For constipation, sick lwurlnelic. billiousiiesa ond disordered digestion no medicine on cnrtlininkes such reniiirkuhle cures ns Dr. IIuiniltun`s Pills. Try it ‘:5c. box your- self.

__.¢_._. WILL BUILD ELE VATORS

MoN1'm-:at..april 22.-It i: nnderstool

that st-rong financial interest-s contemplate the forruntioii of ii coinpnny, wltlin capital of $l0,0tl0,0tl0 to 812,000,000 for the purpose of building from three to flvc hundred ele\'ator.i throughout. the Cnnndiiin Nortliwest. These elevators are to be of the most. modern rind up-to-date

egg*

type, possessing the greatest. possible facilities for the fnrmers_ _

a n o _

P||g5

and every form ot tum hleedln¢andprotrndl.n§°|:t!B.

In mnnnhetnron have zllllutosrl tt, tan- ulmonln.i||a____\l;e_gg¥pressa.nd ask yournozs gg? giixifition hook laffiiriat §J rdgm at all rl-eaters nr E:inxsoN.BA1-n-.a & C0..Tm-onto, Dr. Ghase's ointment

ANXIETY OVEFILAUNCH.

Ginn.\r.'r.\n, April 22 ~'?onsidci~:il»le

anxiety is ft-ll lit-rc nt the n'm-ai‘|‘ivt\l of tlic rznsolciielziuiicli (iroiz0ry_ The (irc- gory :\ri'i\'cd nt Ponta Ilcl tizidsi, Azores. April ll), from Ilci'niudn_ when it tvais un- iiotiiiectl tlintislic \voi1l»l_pt'oliu|»ly t~'1til for (iiIir.ilt1\i'nrl.'iy or two litter, but no nn- nounccmcnt of hcr siilinglins liccn r`c~ ccivcil licrtn I _\,,.

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S'l`Il_\l§`EI) Il \(`l{ ANI) SIDIC.

“\Vliile ivorlting in :i .snw mill" writcs`

(3.15. Kcniicy, from ()t_t|t\v1|."I stiatiiil.-tl` my hack und sith- so _si-vi-rely I l\:ul lo go to lied. Itlvcry uiovL~_iiir‘_tit cnuscd nic toi'tu1~e. I tri:-rl dlIl'vi~i-nt oils :ind lini- iiieiits, lint \vnsri`t lielpvd till I nsvd Xt-r vlllnc. Eieti thc tlr:-it nppliullioii gnvc coiisifli-rnlilc relief. In tliri-c days I \\'i\s niritiii nt work. Other men inthe mill use Ncrvilinc with trcinciidous liciietit too." An honest. record of nearly fifty years tins 1--stnlilislicri the vzihic of Poison s1\civlline.

COMING EVENTS.

City Council meets on the second Mon.

duy li( each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. \V.Clurkc. City Clerk.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

at Co. Charlottetown Agents,

22d wtf.

A $2.00 TRESS HAT IS

GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME

Said a gentleman the other day.

Of course theyre good. the best $2.00 hat in the world.-Weeks & Co-. Sole Agents. 22d tf.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

& Co. Charlottetown Agents.

22dw tf.

sr. 1=mn§_g1\v P.t r.

intending contractors will please

t ke 'iitlce that the advertisement dl ed April seventeenth calling for, tenders for the proposed work at St. !_Peter's Bay,`P. E. l. ls cancelled.New tend-rs on amended piano and speci- lications will shortly be called' for.

By order

FR ED GELINAS,

Sec’y~

EGGS FOR HATCHING.

BiifTOrpIn|§t3:_\a_, first prlxgil hlnxkgldln-

, tai* i~'z. ue neu-

gigiis and Znd White Minor- cna, \'V_hlte'l¢rgl_ioriiH. ahite Wyandotte. Iinportt-¢il‘ it rom Hinton mated with

first prize f’]j_iiclg_et.i_§(l].;¥/p§l°_p|"ttln§_,__£_:eg'|;s

- _ 1. . e

sndiw ’chiirlotr<~umin_ _

wager. An answer wuspromptly wired _ _ » ` ._

I llPElIlilGlt

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has been a complete success, and we feel satisfied that each anti ;ve;g;D;

of the.man ladies who attended, appreciated our elloitsto give ¢

y . . . . . ‘

thing unusually nice in the millinery line. Matty flattering °xP1'°55‘°’-is were

heard on all sides, which will only serve to stimulate us_to still greater t-xe_i-

iions, if possible, to make this -the most: up-to-date Milhnery Headql1l1fi¢:'S H1

ll P ' . ' ' . t e Briacisiydiigethe unprecedented large number of hats sold, in b0l11 tht? Nad) '10-

wear and trimmed dress hats, our milliner has been fairly deluged with oi__de1s,

_ _ . . » ~ t 1

which will keep her, and her 'i_ill1ng assistants working over time, sot iii i would be as well for ladies wishing to have a hat completed at a certain ate

` to leave their order some time in advance. _ _

_ Besides the millinery ourspring Jachets which Just came to hanid a few days ago, our new waists, our shirt waist suits, our silks and dress goo _s ci;__me in for a large share of attention-and _pistly so as they are really prettier t an

, anything that “has been.” _ d _ h

' Come in any day now we are prepared for the largest spring tra e in t e 1

history of the store. _

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The Store That Saves You Money. '

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To quickly secure a permanent rich green grassy carpet, sow our Evergreen Mixture

It is the purest. cleanest and heaviest Lawn Grass Seed offered. No weed seed. A beautiful lawn can be had in six or eight weeks by sowing this mixture. Quantity required per acre (4 840 square yards) 80 lbs.; or for it plot zoxzo feet, i lb. Per lb. 25c ; postpaid 3oc ; io lbs. $2.20. postpaid $2.70. `

Our Lawn Grass Seed is American grown. The diiierent grasses composing the

.Mixture are imported separately and blended in the proportions and after the formula of a celebrated American Lawn Mower.

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On nearly all lawns there are unsightly bare spots under the shade of trees, which

ave batiled all efforts to get into grass, but with this mixture there need be no further illlculty. It is a conibinatioii of line. dwarf-growing, evergreen varieties, hardy, and will stand a long season of dry weather. 'Il.e ground for a rew lawn should be a rich mellow soil, perfectly free from weeds. Sow the Seed as early in the Spring as possible, roll the ground perfectly level ; the grass should be cut often, and never allowed to attain a length of over three inches. -

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