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stable whsiilmhe will remain uutiithe follmvin noiidsy.-nlayay the 1151 for Manson ||oNslll’s, Gsrlew_n,st-noon thei_ioe in Ulliirlna Loi-d'u, [Fewer Iiodeque, overnight. Tuesday may the lith for Judhon Ifurus . Lower `i-eemwn vin l'l.oss"Coruer at noon tlience to J D Schurmsn‘s, Fteelowu,-over night. Wednesday amy llltll iiir Horatio Howness', Noi-borougjh, nt. noon thence to John yernnrdhi. Burlinigiuii, nrci- night. Thursday 'Nay lith to (lun. an1pboll‘s, Park Corner _for noon thence lol ni'i1iunio`»i, 'l|t1.iin. ov i-_ciighip Friday may the laililto lierti-nin Blslarius, rlplriiigiloki. nl nuin tlicncc to l‘s»i.i~i1.-i5 '1$i~nluor‘h Ki-ikorii, ovcruliiit. _.*nturday. uev el lot .tn Jnmiili N \<~uiu»'». .11i»n\v. i->i~di¢1¢\e-.-tlisiicii linins 10.". rink Huwiiws

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4-»4¢1frf1f _JOHN P. 1Rv1Nc.

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_ This well kumvu Sire, is ugloublc Glcal. bmilii son of lliuiiblctonihil 10, hs is thsreiox-9 oleoi’ this beat ,bred horses iii Aincrlcn. - _ '

Brasiilnii is auuu-o Sirc of speed nnd |11-lno'rin§.`\vli1uci~s ns has al1"~n.1ly been demonst-

rated. He has in his credit “Lottie l’. 2 ~ll_l-l un. elle ‘L lil l-2 Vi\‘g'luiu _l. '/. 251-2 Blizlillu Jr 2.36 i-2 lux-nel’l`ari»1 (Il) 2.30 1-4, ii .ii Ozun D 12.51. -Pacliig Kingof lim Eusi. the lsst two ceihilioldliitethe oiioinpiuii Ji yr old records ol the Mnritin1el’ro\'iuccs. Nu furtlier coiuniend ‘ _:glen n;edM given ns this i1orso's bull-dog 1'uclngca}'oersn_d speed sire reputatloii ill kunwu

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Bm' inn will be fun nl foi-tl1c~'cnoon1ll08nt thc following pliwes on dsl/ss as below

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.lirtrsiu ii a's Noon Muy Vernon Rive: till May

Noon A Ensei-y‘s Eiuih'e~ Eioiiiig

Gllflml Street

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lfillarli l°.\ euing rvers

lhwssl Noon.

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Joseph' lloUahe's

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May M11)

May

Moy

May

Z0, June, 'i,.)uue lul 1 ll lnnc. 4 .lune July 2

.. Ms), ‘bil June Ju11o28 Juy

Mu), ‘ll June June 18, July

Ms/y M Juno June 23, July

May. ‘A7 .Inns June 24, July May. 22 June June 24

May, 2! June Juno25 July

J|111e, J, June fl June 17 July I,,Juiy 3

Bon'l.i'orget sutleniou iiiallilss i.-in horse uf pf-feet .-itvle g.1it,<°oloi', sin. eoi sr-stlvn

and 'like begets l ke

The first homo licrcti proilune Murltinicuolt oliiuuplmii, uiul llc l\n..4 many more is

wits that el ect io be put lu the llsl. this sumiuii.

0 En§fu liorwrtlculltrva dimcription cii'cui»|r.~i it-rn|_~1 etc upply to

JOS H LA LER I. GORDON 1VES in charge - M ‘ .~\`fwuc Cane:

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HUNESTY V

_ H746 Canadian, 6130

The imported Clydesdale Stallion, Honesty, will stand during the sea

son oi 1908, at the following places on the dates mentioned.

Rob .` A\1ld's, Freetown, Monday noon, May 4th and 18th' June 13th,

16th, d29th; July 13th. -

John_layne's, Bummeriield Monday night, May 4th and 18th' June lst

llth bud 29th; July 13th. _ `Jnmes\Elliott’s lliott’s Mills, Tuesday noon. May 5th and 19th, June 16th and 30th July 14th. _ __ Alex llclrinnon's Fredericton ; Tuesday night, May 5th` and 19th

and 31st: 'June 16th and 30th; July 14th.' 1 ~ _ Wm. -bicKenzie"s, Hunter Rlver,Wednesda noon, May 6th and 30th June _ 3rd and 17th- July lst and l5th.,_ .` '

' Norman 1_.iiig’s. wimtiey nivei-.Wednesday 'nlsht May ith and 20th- f .Inns .aiu ana 11th. July lst and ‘Sth-

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' SHUHT STUHY

(Continued on page 7) possession of the emerald-possibly ll was once his-and i know that some day he will wear me out and"~ He throw out his hands with a hopeless leltnre and ent down in the chnlr and stared into the tire.

"I shouldn’t think be'd want it now,"

remarked Coleman grimly. with a side glance at the dull green stone in the case. “I can’t imiigineuny one. es- pecially clever chaps like those indians, bothering over ivortfless glass."

Lamson sighed impatiently. "l

thought you would understand." he whispered. *‘lt’s vanished. I hoped to _throw them off the track-to make them believe that l had disposed of it. 1 had an imitation made in Paris and gave them every chance to steal that, but they would have none of it. They know 1 have the stone, and they are determined to have it. They are get- ting impatient now."

“But do you mean they are here-in

New York?" gasped Coleman.

"I found this on the table when I

came in after dinner. The chances are that you might have found_me done for when you dropped in a half hour later."

As he spoke he lifted a small round

basket woven of wicker and with a iid curiously fastened. He lifted the lid and beckoned the other man to look. ` "Henvensi" Coleman stared at the gray, lifeless coils of a tiny snake. There was an odor of chloroform about the basket. .Lamson laughed shortly. "l suspect- ed the contents of the basket. I have seen such things in India. 1 took pre- caution to stupefy the inmi1t¢.~li: is a deadly horned viper-before I investi- gated."

“How did it get in here?" muttered

amson s rugged his shoulders and

looked again toward the window dra- peries, which stirred slightly as by a sudden draft "Give it up,” he said weariiy. He was silent and thought-l ful for a moment and then added slow-_ ly: "I believe 1 Q.-111 ie: :hem have it after all. I am tired of the chase. !t's wearing on me. Come, let us go into; the library." He placed the basket on the table and led the way to a door in s 'corner of the room. _ ~ Coleman followed him with an anx- ious gleam in his eyes, and as they en-. tered the library and the door closed? behind them he grasped Lamson by they

and bs ith ff

arm gan, w a ectionate con-5 cern in his voice: "Bay, old fellow,.

the emerald- on your mind? Let it prey upon yon, you know, and that you im- agine you are being pursued"-

curtain sud disclosed s carved psnel through the interstioes of which the interior of the studio was plsinly visi ble. There was the table beside tho. dre. On it were the gem cabinet nn looked, the emerald in its ease and the wicker snake basket. Suddenly the window dnpsries flattered, and n long, llthe, black gsi-bed llgnre glided for ward. A white tnnban dashed in tho lsmplight, and beneath it was a dark skinned face and fiercely brillinntgreen

for s brief instant and then turned and glided beck to the window Again the drsperiee stirred sud were still

Coleman rubbed his startled eyes.

The wicker basket was gone The His su' emerald was gone. He followed Lamson bsck to the studio and watch ed his friend as hs closed and locked the open window The artist then step- _ ped to the hearth rug and lighted s cigarette

“And the Hisser emerald"- began

Coleman moodily, when Lamson stop- ped him with a gesture

"Is here," he said coolly, snapping

open his silver matchbox and display ing within its lid the rich green sparkle and royal splendor of the Hissar em#

L I M E We are new pre-

uality Roach Lime sm Kilns on St Pet

pared to supply best

niiim .1 ncniiisn-B, oyster sea andre. 'rhursdav noon. May ln: er s Road mlarge and

and _ah-it; .Jinis mi and istii my and _snd.1Gth. . _p“|,|__ B\nm;i1’s,Rus'tico, 'i‘hursd'ay night May 7th and 31st, June ith S and 18th July Znd and 16th;

R. Y llctloubrey s, New Glasgow Bridge, Friday night May llth and e

28nd, June 5th and 19th: Jul! iird and 17th.

Wm -Moliat's. Mayfield, Saturday noon, May 9th and 23rd, Juno _Gth

and 10th July 4th and 18th.

Darnisy Clark's, Cavendish Saturday night May 9th and Iiird ' .1_i»ii».‘s¢1i_sii<1 some .my 41.11 .ina im. - 3. Issac Cannon's Hope Rivsr,Mcndsy noon, May 11th and 25th June 8th d8d.J sth d20th. ‘ __ _ ~- ._

myggigz Bi~`g_lvy|i's, Szgniey Bridge Monday _ night May 11th and liith,

June Sth and_22nd: July Oth and 80th. _

David Cole’s Clifton Tuesday noon.llKu.Y 13*-ll “<1 “U11 Jlllle 901- And

aa.J 'nn ani.. -_

l‘-gegrzlgy. Sn-:;son’:, Kensington, Tuesday night Hay 18th and 26th

_ __23dJl 7th d81t. ' "

Jump 5?:-g :_ swamp; “7a11:y,Wsdnesdsy noon May illth sud 27th

J I ‘and 14th" Julv 8th and Had- '

‘<')l;:f1s1?’? Stsbles "Central Bedeoue. Wednesday night Ma! IW! IHC 27*-ll:

June 10 and 24th; July Sth and 22nd.

` .2 li, Ji 9th disfi-

J'“s:°r1'1ni¢s1|l‘;9s Bl1amr1;|cll,Thursii.i:y,nlght May 14th and Idth; June' 11th sndils; July_ 9th and 28rd. ' _ _

||1e\|`“| pu-moi-'|\‘Kiuk,o‘r_1_1_, Friday noon May 15th and Nth, June 12th

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.°t(>|wli‘6ti-'li 'gtllblfiih oziiml a.»aiqce.Frlds¥ nicht Kev 150| ssli 29*-l‘-:SUM llth ll' Jl 10th nd 24th. ~ ' ' _- ` ~ Stables' Oentrri Dedcqas, Saturday night-'lay 16th and 80th;

lunsllth and Nth; July 11th and Iiith. _ _ ` _ m

' - ' ' nt C des- dels Stallion rising seven years old

.glynpagnbrm 1" Fw" brought from 8eotinnd.in'.190¢. His , in, Prine; of Oowai. has n servies fee oi 8100 and hs cannot be bought

ci ‘ '000. Honest is s perfect type of the Clydesdale horse. _ °i>s1ll3ass= sif.,_l»n... si omiioso; he by 1-In -som sims-». MOI; ‘ll6"‘ll1 Pretender. 599; he by 0\!4°li|0lU TON. 17|' lil- Gllli

_ ROBINB ‘

Will Cost You Nothing

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The Brooklyn lleglolstho beat advertising -1 - HC 1 -» “I _ _ _

mall quantities Ord rs left at our office 111 receive prompt

tteution C LYONS 8: CO

intel Summer Board

By thousnrds of Brooklyn penplc Fan 'o

LYN DAIl.\ EAGLE FIUZIC INFOIIMAI'

lum in the world It osrrlel more iosorf: vertisemenfn than anyhow York paper. lt tends PRE-EMINENTLY at the head.

rl!! forlistlng blank sn I Advertising IRAN

Addreq

don‘t you think that you've sort of gotl

“Leoki” hmson interrupted hi1n__

shortly. He had drawn sside a heavy_

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anim.; Dgmmgx-,u»|_ p-"smug, 'I'hur_sday__1_1oon Hay 14th nga 33),: Kskos fewrlflm.111-tyuni-hcuiolnthohkoii _ fy i _

_ A one ri-isa. '

The ps.rrot'l determination to speak

hissetplirssssnnderlllsormofein- cullllilllcel often pmduegg mu" |19. “Hehe Thnwnnmlsonsmgnt otiisndperformerwhoksptapsrrot that he had trained to sly whsmvsg we 0! his mmei-'ii irish had bun dnished: “Tbst's s (ood trick Whnfs the next ons?" 011° il! the illsxler. being in s sse-

D°rt town. live his performance in e loft on one of the wliarfn, which bap- Nned to get just over the plsce where I |080 dlllhuly of powder w stored ill Kell. The juggle: was nt fn perform some feat which the lighting of a candle. He lighted it and threw the match sway without making sure that the blue had gone out The match, still burning, fell through a crack in the floor and drop- ped into one of the kegs of powder, which exploded -with greet force. throwing the building into the slr. The parrot, who was blown up with the rest, did not stop until it reached the pinnacle of the topmast of s great BNP Whlllh lay oif the wharf. There he clung desperately, and, looking down to the world below, he called out in a shrill voice:

“Thats s sood ti-icki Whats the

next one?" _

He Wes s Philosopher. 'A busy merchant who had not taken 8 DOUGH! f0r years. in which time ev- ery other member of his family had @l1J0yed many outings, concluded to give himself a rest of a week or two and started for cotland. when bg had been gone a day he received n tel- egram from his wife to this elfect:

Our house was entirely destroyed by

fire last nlxht. The children and I es- caped unharmed. Come homo nt once.

MARIA. _

_To this, after redecting a moment,`~ he replied as follows: ' What is the use of coming heme when there is no home to come to? Take ths~ children to mother's. Stay there with them till I join you and don't worry.

FRANK..

T._L2P.dQ'! §°ml’5-__ __ _ _

Dari Brown lasie ” Your Head Aches

Tongue is‘ (foaled

_ Mouth Tastes Bad

Stomach is Sick.

The Gastric 'Juices are not Doing Tl1_ei_r- Duty and You`1'e in the - ‘Grip of Nervous Dyspepsia.

A l1o`t~bittcr iiuid, and sour indi-

-gestcd food rise in your mouth.

Your vision is crossed with specks

that float heiore the eyes.

Very shortly yo11'll have nausea,

rank breath, and.sleepless nights.

_ what you need is Ferrozone.

It regulates-the gastric juices. puts

new liie into the stomach, braces dl§€stive‘--"pdwers, _gives the aid tl1at's so badly required,

Ferronone ls the best treatment be-

cause lt goes to the root oi the trou- ble remediesthe conditions that cause dyspepsia-and thereby cures _ per- manently. -

If you wantprooi. read the exper-

ience oi Mr; E. P. Davison, a. well known resident of Portland. who writes: "Ferrozone is beyond doubt a most powerful cure for indigestion and weak stomach. 'Food so badly disagreed with me that I was almost afraid to ent. Pastry and starchy foods fermented, caused sour rlsings and gave me backaclies, brown taste oilensive breath: I'grew weak, my weight ran down fifteen pounds and my looks fully indicated all thai: was wrong. Ferrozone put me on my feet again. It braced me up,renewed my digestion and made me a well man." _

Doctor and patients alikespeak of

the merit oi Ferrozone; it is dilicrent from other remedies, different because it cures so you stay cured. Try lt; sold everywhere in 50. boxes.

€"ll. H Bro-vu is the p~to A*

date Ha'ter.

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if NEW HATS IF YOU WERE

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,L-'~J‘ldIil TO ANY CONCLUSION BY`

min ounrrrrv or 1-mrs 1 an isnnnrso. rr wounn csnrsxuav ‘BE THAT I AH T1-Ill ONLY UP- _ro-nxrs mrrnn in 'ri-111 crrv. li 1-nvu sow Mona 'ri-un DOUBLE THE QUANTITY I BOLD ur 'ro 'rl-us nuru mer vain. 1 |KNL'lW TI-IE REASON, YOU CAN cuuss rr. i-1. 1-i_~s11owN. -ri-is vouuc news um. a-sean.

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:Seven pictures to adorn your walls

-Seven pictures will he awarded to issven people who enter the Limerick f'-nmpctition which closes Saturday.

The competitor who buys a spool of -thread is entitled to send in a'lim- ierick as well as the one who buys ii |hundred dollars. All required is a 'little ellort and thought. Prices are lthe same to everybody. Jas. Patou jg, C°_ 5-iidrti.

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I 1( c1.o'rH1Nc;, MY s'rocK or =MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS IS MOST §coMP1.E'rE, 1 Hnvs A LARGE ,STOCK OF WELL SELECTED \GO0DS AND I KNOWICAN SAVE _'YOU MONEY ON YOUR SPRING ,SUITS. COME AND LOOK, AFTER !’1`1-IAT BUY WHERE YOU WISH.

IH. H. BROWN. THE YOUNG MEN'S _MAN_ a-zsati.

l Mondgv Mary llth is the last day forreceiving dis- lcounts on electric light .bills for April lighting lPa.y to-dey and snye I money. 5-61151

_ “-1 __‘ \ :Be one of the many competitors in Paton's Limerick Competition, and _,stand the chance oi Winning a Bed- room Suite, Chair or Picture. First prize is a bedroom suite; second prize leather chair; third prize rocker;nnd ,seven other prizes, pictures worth _$1.50 each. The prizes will be shown :in their window on Thursday.

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lnobriates- -

The famous

Dominion Bland lea

(REGISTERED)

Gui this brand from your grocer' `

| Accept no substitute. . '

_ ForSsi’llei:itl'l“iL‘

~ Beauiiflilly iillurd farm lately nwncll liy ilie lnie D A, llzei's.c<n'n1i1ing abou 55 acres more or lei-S ironiiiig un Norili River and overlooking Hillsboro Bay_l% miles from Charlottetown opposite Brigh- ioa. Also line orchard in connection. Go 1 nfl dwelling hou~e, lo rooms, nearly new also good oulbuildings For iurtber par- - iculars _apply ic

DAl\'iEl.S'l`E\VART. _ S>utl1po_et

. Or A H Bears,355 Foy Ave Winnipeg

_ 4-131-lxuwfrinwfllll

McLeod -®. Bentley

l Bsrrisien sud Atioi-nays-sr--luv. ; loilelburs lor the link of Nova Scotia

j ilonrv mines. ` i 1-*rm-Bp.iik Nova Scalia Chsuiliora

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.irlhur J. B. M: lish, B.A

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I Barrister ' snrl Aiforney-sf-Luv

Cor. Quso and Richmond Sis.. Ch town

:Pi1ton's Limerick will appear three

more times after to-day. Those in- tending competing, better cut. the coupon out. The competition closes Saturday night. It is a rare chance to win a Bedroom Suite Read con-

‘F C. WESLILY C0

Designers. !_ ngrnverii Electrotvperm

'mm' - 1 fi ditions in to~day’s advertisement. St.Johnl\1ll _ ,___ |_5-Bdrtf. A

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Laurel

We Want to Remind you _

Thai the :uh of May, the big

holiday will soon be at hand You will want your new suit fo lliat dav. _l2on`t delay orderiu ii any loiigcr. We are busy an we wliii lo get io work at you mit as early as possible. W have pleased more men th season than ever belore. and w

are sure we can Please you. _ W have the finest ine of suiii ng in iown lo select frou1_and ce make on s suit at any pric from §)i8.oo to $3o.oo.

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/is anvaarisssisnriii his mis mu u ” _ lttle. but brings large resells, b-oense the - The nuns iuronamriox iiuaasu iimm- niwirmtf

helping if.

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Valuable property on corner of Fitsroy sud Qneeudtreets. The un- _dersigncd ollell for private ssls his

ldouble tenement brick house sud' ‘store with large lot and stables nd-

ioining A. Horns's residence. If not sold.at private sale by August lst, 1908- it will then be odcred at pub- lic auction. ' ~ I For 1 particulars apply Nelson

.Younker on the premises or

' BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer. ‘

; WANTED

50 Doz. Clean Vifhite qt. bottles. i

.IAS KELLY Xi C0 `

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l _ Charlottetown SfeamNnvi gaiion Company, Limiied.

Charlottetown -Piciou Service.

Coiuiueiiciiig i\Ioi1<lz1y the .;il1. of _

May instant the S. S. "Nortl1un1l>cr- l:u1d" will lczwe the Co111p:111y`s§ wharf daily, except Siiuilny. ui 8 0' 1 clock z1_ 111. Returning \\'ill leave Pictou about .1-45 p. 111. _-

G. W. VVAKEFORD, ‘

2u_d. May 1908. Manager.

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Watches, Cloc'~s, Jewelry -and-

Silverwear _“_

__ _.__ _ Moderate Prices

~ _ nt-

Z.w. Pairersufs

Hotel Dufferin

_ sr. Joi-1N,N. a.

Foster Bond Co. ILBOND Manager

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- NTERCOEUNIAL ‘ _R ‘ 4

Travel by Your Own Line if

Queh€C, Nloutreal and

_ All Points Wesi

Canadifs Fanzone Train

The Maritime

Express '

is unsurpassed in the exceil ence of its Dining Car Service ind Sleeping, Car Accommoda- tions.

For tic1rets,time tables and all in

'mation apply to Superintendent P.E. Island Rallwav.Chnrlo‘tetown

A -ANADIAN 1 _______pAc Fic

EXCUllSi0iiS

A ‘I ' CCOII H§S` UUD(

'ig Q S 'li`Iripc'g`iclg_¢elli I

Mai, Q |7 Charlottetown to 1 June Winnipeg 40.65

m Q 24 Brandon 42 20

Jah, Regina 8 Q 22_Moose|aw . _ Auslut Plsclood 48.65

5 Q M Lalgary 49.15

Sept Edmonton 5.l5

2° w Equsli 1i‘.1°.:'.'.:. “am ww R-‘las dau ofininlo To Other Points l J E A'lTHE\VS Charlottetown P ll

vv. aiiliewiia, u.1>.'A.,o. vase. .mii»i`..~:.

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G.L MURPHY & Co,_Ltd.

SYDNEY. N.S. -

Gsasrsl Commission rlefchsnts

me-nd Produce handled en communica- Pronipt returns made '

5111111 yr '

lllliott `» _G. Stevenson Ohh! iisxtfr wishes to

membera _.wg I, 0. F, in side on Wednesday evening

to discussjlxhe iuturs of

and`to _beer what the

to sey.

A spsc}ni,trnin will

lottetownsf S210 p. m. 'for

side returning after the close

meeting. Return fare $1.00.

Cheap fares from

Regular trains' town $1.70, Mt.

nish $1.35, 0'Leary

stations at eqpallow rate member has a' voice and

this meeting. .

L. U. FOWLER.~

Secy.

1-Zdlini.

ForSaIe

Valuable property on Water Streee.

The undersigned oners for private sale his House, Oiitbuildingsv and lunil, also \Vurcl1ousc udjoining some on Lower Street now occupied by L. M. Poole & Cn. if not sold by private sulc by Muy 15th it will then be offered by public auction. For particulars apply' to R. V. iiongworth or

B_ CARTER & C0

Auctioneer.

~ii1lm\\'i5i.

loo bbls of choice flour for

sale cheap for cash at Vernon

River Roller mills

j. F. HAYDEN

5-4d1n\vf3ipd Proprietor.

»~v|illLRl1LllllllLL

Market Basement

Most Upfoilnie(`nlci|\ll1e oily.

liverylliiiig uezit and clean.

Tryour special 25c dinners they are

Quick lunclirs :il all hours from loc up Open from R 30 :1 in io12._1,o p.u1.

Give usa call.

A 42od111w.’rtisl.f. _

The Thoroughbred Car-

riage Stallion `

JUNE DAY

will inukc iiic sensnu of 1908 iiirnugii the ful

lowing pluucii- i1~.iu'ii;;;0rl\v|1ur's alnbic, Bonsiuuv iuking shoi-1: 1-und in -ky Point, Longs Creek, i‘i_yilc Rivci- (Elini-ioileluwli lflculi-ui iiibieui. Biiirslificlii, 'l`o|11pson's Milla. Lllilc York. Union Itond. llruekilry Point. \\'i|i~|loo Iioud. NOW iilusiruw Runil. llueiico, (fiwondlsii, Hnpu

ltivcr. Oli1.Qzo\\'. Hunter lti\‘c1~, lironkfiolii, llurli-iville. 1:ily`s (’i-oss", lo o\\'uei~'v4 nlaliic.

.luue ling' has tflic proud iliutilictimi of hciuz

ulllrough red n ilic vt-ry liiglicst typo. ’I‘iie|-u is 1\u bcltcr li1'ciiiio|'1¢c lu liic world l nm he Irf. .luucllny iinilliiu coils won ilu- silver nicilul ut the Uliairlotiulowii lhlxliihllirili of lllllli und look p1'lzi~li||c\jcry i‘I1\.~'.~' in \\'l|ii-Ii ilicy were shown. _

llntcs will aippuni' lulirr.

J.'\lll'I.\` ll. (ll(l€l<IN

llilfi-301-11| ll\\-uci1u1ii lu clinrgc.

° “fa ...~- N Solicitor for gba £!:n'l1$nn lliink of Coiiiinercl.

. Moiibuzue.

N|°N|:Y T0 LOAN

ouia gnc. _ ~_- -- - I'

. l<’, l'-ial ii

Government Veterinary Inspector

ELDON `l'I0'l`l'Ill Tl€LP.3:'il CII‘T0\V2

HOTEL BRUNSWICK

MONCTON, N. B.

'i`he Largest and Best Located Hotel

ii. the City, Acoommodsting zoo greets siiualediu the centre of spselons gioun and ~_»ui~i~ounded byelegnnt shsde trees making it especially dei rehls for tourists If in the sum Ill!! SBIBPO ‘-

GEO. MFSWEENBY. Prop.

Stewart & Campbell,

Bai-risiers, Soliciiors, etc Olllces in Dsslirlsny Block, Corner i Queen and Grafton Streets, Char- lottetown. P. E. Island MONEY 'I0 LOAN

S1.di1_-5rvv't1i'rli. C. N. A. Cnirlrl.

‘ Tender

Glenllnnsn I’.0. Bsov. Special

~ _1

».¢» -iv-: ’-*» '

well. . 1