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We make no supernatural claims for

"PROGRESS BRAND” CLOTHING.

We have never said that “Progress Brand” Clothing .is the “finest in the world".

We have never stated that a “PROGRESS BRAND” SUIT at $15, “was better than any custom tailor could make for 15 50.”

But what we do gmac is this-that “PROGRESS BRAND'f~ CLOTHING is the

best in Canada at the Price.

]ust compare a “Progress Brand” Suit, with any

other suit retailed at the same price, and you will see why more and more men are adopting the sensible, money-saving plan of wearing

“PROGRESS BRAND” Suits and Overcoats.

The spring styles are unusually handsome.

MADE AND GUARANTEED BY

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Alrztistcs Prefer’

the llicinzzlzman

When Vladimir de Pachmann, the world famous

Russian pianist, visited Canada, he gave a recital in Massey Hall, Toronto. There the enthusiasm was so great that after completing his program he was re- called twelve times, and even then the audience was not satisfied.

He used a Heintzman SL Co., grand piano and

he made it whisper, talk and sing as no other instru- ment could. “lt is not I, it is the Piano,” said de Pachmann, when interviewed after the recital. “To think that I have travelled the world over and used the finest pianos, then to reach Canada and find ,the Heintzman & Co., pianos, a veritable prince among pianos, compared with any I have ever used.”

~ A Few of its Owners

Sembrich, Zadona, Nordica, Albani, jonas, Plan-

con, Hyllested, Burmeister, and all the stars of the concert and grand opera stage are enthusiastic owners of the Heintzman 8; Co., piano. These artistes want the best, regardless of price, and find the Heintzman the best piano at a price every home of culture and refinement can afford.

Call, bring a pianist friend, and S66, hear and

play the Matchless Heintzman.--The C110S€n king of all Pianos.

/Ml!/ZLLZER BROS

, Sole Agents for P. E. I.

123 Kent Street, Charlottetown.

BLUESl`0Nli

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. You can buy it pulverizcd 9c per pound from

Stanley Shaw ll-P Peardon

Charlottetown `

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REPAIRING MONEY

- .PALAU OF THE WORLD.

An item in the news of the day

states that the work of repairing the foundations 0! the bank of England, which had begun to sink, is now Weil

under Iay. The work involves the cutting way oi the original piles on which the buildings have rested for nearly two centuries, but it is signi- niiicant ol English love of stability and the accustomed order ol things that np one has even suggested the tearing down of the buildings and

exiecting a niordern structure in their p ace. >-

Tbe buildings of the bank of Eng-

in their completed state date back only to 1786, which is comparative- ly modern-lor London. Writers of a century ago dilated upon the wonders and beauties of a groupe of buildings which today impress the visitor as being rather more suggestive oi a prison than of the money palace of the world’s financial center for near- ly two centuries, Classic Greek and and Roman suggestions abound in

_it-here a hint oi the Propylaea of

Athens, with fluted and ornamented Corinthian and massive Dorlc colum- ns, and there suggestions of the tem- ple of'Venus or of the Sibyls' at Tivoli and of .the arch of Constan- tine, and a rotunda which has look- ed down upon the money kings of Threadneedle and Lombard streets for generations. The whole, as a writer ln `1834 remarked, conveys "an impression of opulence and security," Its thick walls of solid stone and brick and its spacious underground vaults would probably bid defianceto a conflagration that might sweep over the resst of London. T-he build- ings themselves stand detached and cover more than three acres of gro-

urts, about eight acres of ground, and including the nine open courts, about eight acres, in the heart of London. L

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Border 289|0

Trotting race record 2.ll I-2

This highly bred and beautiful Trotting

Stallion will be for service at Park Stables, Euston St, Charlottetown season 1911 at a fee of Ten dollars cash or note at' time of first service. Return privilege free till mares proves in foal. Border has no equal in Maritime Provinces and no superior in America as a sire of beauty, individuality and speed, opportunities considered. His fee has been placed at a figure that no breedcr however careless or indifferent can afford to overlook who has his own interest at heart. Border's colts last 'yeas in fifteen stalls won eleven Firsts. threr seconds, and a third. They are grand size, beautiful in appearance, fast and sound, and resemble him in appearance to a remarkaclc degree, He himself has never known defeat in Canada or on a half mile track, he having taken the world`s record for green trotlers on a half mile track. He has won eighteen first prizes and dinlomrzs and one secord in the show ring and his colfs have been winners whenever shown. For further particulars apply to D. O“Brien Park Stables or `*

l~l. C. LYDIARD.

Ch"I`own Owner

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IN THE STUD

Baron Wood

Trotter foaled 1907 Bay Horse

15 3-4 hands weighs 1o5o lbs.

Baron Wood is a remarkably

handsome horse.I-Ie took first prize at the Amherst Horse Show 1910 also first at Cl1’town Exhibition 191o.He is absolutely sound, stands 'right on every foot, needs no boots except for racing.

He is Sired by that good Sire

“Oakley Baron” who has the best lot of Colts to credit ever sired by a Stallion on P.E.l. 5 of his Colts ,aged 2 and 3 years undeveloped . have sold for $1450.00

Wild Wood the dam of Baron

Wood was sired by Provider 2.18 1-4 the fastest trotting Stallion ever raised on P. E. I. his second dam was sired by Precptor 2.28 son of N utwood the world’s greatest brood mare sire, third dam Abdallah. All the fast P. E. I. trotters are from Provider or Precptor dams Baron Wood has the breeding to fill the .bill

His full sister Queen Oakley won

the 3 year old race this spring at Sydney, C. B.. beating Commodors land Achillers.Queen Oakley is said .to bethe fastest trotting filly in _Nova Scotia. ~»

Baron Wood is ready to trot any

Stallion of his age on P. E. I. Oak- ley Baron Colts excepted.

Intendingbreeders lease call and

see Baron Wood befbre breeding your best mares he will please you.

Baron Wood will make the sea-

of 1911 at 254 Kent Street, Square. Terms $1o.oo cash

due Nov. 1st, Usual return

und. and including the nine open co-'

ovsv century

of the where people suffer from Coppstipation and ite

Br.

stand“liiglim_'siafpublic . than any _ others, aodtheir ever- increasing uylceprove theirmerit. Physician prescribe them. , 25:. s box.

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day leaving a quarter‘of a millio dollars to his adopted son, u chil

of eight years.

That he was foolish no less tho

mean is proved-by the conditions lai

down in the will. The boy must:

Graduate from Harvard at eight

een.

Study six months nt Oxford.

Graduate from West Point.

Spent his vacations un Europe.

Shall not be a Roman Catholic. He must learn manual training,

dancing and mfusic. He must resign from the army and practice lnw.

He must not associate with his

step mother, from whom the old mall got a divorce, or her daughter.

And, besides- Thc executors must. be careful to

teach him “to know the artful' and parasitic nature of most of the un- fortunate sex.

NEW SPECIES OF ELEPHANT

A new' species of elephant has been

II in Africa, It is a dear' creature, but a little too large for cultivation as a household pet. It is, neverthe- less, much smaller than thecommon of garden variety of elephant, and it has a longer und more graceful neck, is without tusks and has short trunk. The beasts, which were discovered in- judisciousiy, plunged into the water before they could be photographed.

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COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

Opposite State House, Boston, Mess

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offers rooms with hot lmd'cold water for ll.00 per day and up, which includes free use ot Public shower baths. Nothlng_to equal this in New England. Rooms with Drivnte baths for $1.50 er day and up; suites of two rooms and)bath for 84.00 per day and up. Dininp rooms and cafe first- class. European p an

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF stone_iloors, notLhing_wood but the floors Equipped with lie own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. bong Distance Telephone in Every ltoom

Strictly A Temperance lloiel

Bend for Booklet . Commonwealth llolel Inc. '

STORER E. CIIAFTS

¢:1\:n'1. nauansn

AN OLD FOOL AND ‘HIS FOOLISH WILL.

A foolish old man died the other _ y

3 Teach all thy dancing flowers n step

Me thought. that

DUVUP “lap _ ' ' 1 . . I

-That -'the dark year had’ slain thq

innocent May. . E

summer day

Would lie.- as now, in -mine, beloved

friend;

And like some magic spring, your

dream deep eyes

Hold all the summer skies.

But lol the world again is mod

with Bowers.

The long white silence spoke, small

bird by bird,,

Blade alter blade, amid the song of

, showers,

The grass stole back once more,

and there was heard

The ancient music of tho vernal

spheres, ’ . ,

Hall laughter and hull tears. `

Ahl love. and now too swiftly, like

some groom,

Raining-hot kisses on his bride's

young mouth,

The mad young year, delirious with

the South, ,

Bquanders his fairy treasure, bloom

on bloom;

Too soon the wild rose hastens to

be sweet,

Too swift, O June, thy feet. 1

'Parry a little, summer, crowdnot so 1 All glory and gladness in so bricf

a da

more slow, .

,, And bid thy wild musicians soft- d lier play,

O hast thou thought, that like .a

_ madman spends,

,The longest summer ends. ‘ -Richard Le Gallienue in June Columbian. ‘

Nor hoped that your soft hand. f-hi! ,

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Hackney Stallion Kilnwick Fireaway .lr

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The Celebrated Kllnwick Flreaway. Lord Bwanland (1834) Lord Derby (11) (415)

Retormer (549)

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Gem (Imp.) Hackney,

Mclnnis Poney

Saladln Kilnwiok Fireaway Jr. is a. beauti-

ful seal brown, 8 years old, weighing 1175 lbs. , `

He is a typical Hackney, perfect in

symmetry with faultless feet and legs.

This horse has been pronounced by

competent judges to be one of the handsomest carriage stallions in Can- ada. He is high-headed -and stylish, fearless and strong, with kind and gentle disposition.

As a stock-getter

quire to have sold

Kilnwick

only re-

eomo of which

ae high as S175. Jr. will make owner's stable, moderate serv-

of choice carriage stock to call and inspect him

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ealth

Restores color to Gray or Faded hair-Removes Dan'_ druff and invigorates the Scalp -Promotes a lux ur iant, healthy hair growth-Stops its

found on the shores of lake Leopold, falling gut, I5 |10( 3 dye,

$l.00 and Sllc at Dn|| Stores or direct upon

receipt ol price and dealers name. Send l0c lo: sample bottle.-Philo Huy Specialties Co.,

Newark. N. .l., U.S.A.

REFUSB ALL SU BSTITUTES For sale and recommended by E. A. Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A.W. Reddln.

Silverslnnif. Epstein

Doctors of Oplics

- Dr. Silverston will be travellin g the eastern part of the Island this summer and will call in the settle- ments as usual. Address all mail to

C I Sllverslon & Epstein Doctors of Optics, Charlottetown, P. E- I. and when in town will please call at 168 Queen Street Office hours 9 a m to 12 noon, 1.15 p in to 5.45 pm. Saturday evening 7 p in to 8' 30 p ui. ,, -flonsultation _, and Testing ,_Eyes, Free.

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Steamer Halifax leaves every

Tuesday at noon, for Hawkesbury, Halifax and Boston

F A R E B _

lst Class $11.00 znd Class 1o.zo Round Trip 18,50

Passengers leaving Charlottetown via

Pictou on Wednesdays connect at Halifax for Boston.

Returning steamer leaves BOSTON

SATURDAYS AT NOON.

For further information a pl to

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4-25drlhGm. Agent, Charlottetown.

Draft Horse No. 12.

Eskham Waggoner

Inip. (437) (20472).

Registered in both English and

Canadian Shire Registers.

Will make the season of 1911 as

followsz- -

Leave owner's stables, Montague,

Wednesday, May 10th. to Wm. H. McLeod's, Orwell, noon; Charles Mutch’s, Cherry Valley, over night. Thursday, May 11th, by way oi Pow- nal to Frank M. Hughes’ Stables, Charlottetown, noon; remaining ther; until Friday, May 19th, 8 p. m., re- turning to Charles Mutch’s, Cherry Valley, over night. Saturday, May 20th, Wm. H. McLeod's, Orwell, noon; thence to owner's stables, Mon- tague,_1°emainln`g until May 31st.

This route will be continued fort-

nightly, health and weather permit- ting.

Mares at owner's risk. Terms: Season, eight dollars by

cash or note, payable November 1st. , DANIEL MoGRIilGOR,

, Montague.

WM. MURPHY,~-~ Owner.

Owner. _ In Charge.

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lf you are having trouble with your plumbing better send

for usvwithout de|ay,for small troubles soon become large ones; small bills grow, and the hcallli of the family is in constant dmger as long as the plumbing is not absolutely correct.

We are experienced, careful, expert plumbers and can assure you of getting perfect satisfaction. Phone 393-J., and . ` wc'll send a niasfer plumber to alleud to your work.

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Opposite Opera House _

. We Keep Galvanized F lexihle Crucible

Wires in Steel and liron

Sizes from 1-2 in. to 3 in. cir. always in stock.

"The Ship Chandlery Men”

Bruce Stewart (D. Co., Lid.

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MATCHES

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STRIKE ANYWHERE matches in Canada.

RED, WHITE and BLUE tips |000 matches to the box

at '

I0 cents the box. For .sale EVERYWHERE in. Canada.

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Automobile Comfort & Ease in a Bicycle

See that Flat Spring? It does for the Bicycle what Elliptic springs do for the

Automobile. _ Made of three leaves of saw-,blade steel, firmly secured by six bolts.

Of great strength and flexibility. We have never known

one to break. ,

,The H ygiemc Cushion and the Flat Spring lower con-

nection were invented for your Comfort and Ease.

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Cushion Frame Bicycles f E. nice.

Charlottetown. .

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