right,

course, -there's a lot-

coffee right.

_ you need have no

s8',l,0ng 88 you use Chase 8: Sanbor-n’s

` Coffee.

your ‘ part

of the results

Brazilian I 1 1; 2.0214. ;_E¥!a.cj_§__.¢-cceoord 2-19

, 0

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was c

ings; rs; ff for

lli'l‘J'l ‘s N , ,

srno‘:l%lv:rr} tial?" gig; 9;,

Noon A ry‘11B1ah`. ll: 1 , orwii s1.1»1e1`°° "iT11"'

5 Evening,

} '_ Ev;ni11g, ._ j . oon, ,

:e1o»11~1ti_r:c»b.;~1} E"‘§'-K'

on 1-‘u slams l'7v°ni“¥-

1 till

m““"° Morning,

`Bon'tfo ot flsntlomen Brazilian is a horse of pofoct stvle gait, color, nun ou 1 orm"1ti-111

sud l e beg:-its l e. , '~

e firsthorss hero to roducc Maritime colt champions, and hc has many moto fx

deli! if Qlrpoct to be put in Bw list this season. _ 1 Ear-,nr her `Vrtlcula1s description circulars terms etc oppqy to _ __ .IOS P LA LER . GORDON lVE.a ln _charge _ 1 M:.1eJeeCv.e1

. ._ ‘.- ' _=,.. S 1

vlvlla _Sl_1-oilsxl double Gieat urand son of I-Iamblotcnion 10. he la therefor

INLH ll llltll' C11

8 Sl f d d l if 1.ll.i.`{£'?111i-‘i.§’..1i.‘."i>‘f 1“i'l 15’ i‘.‘i.ff."§.‘1`if."~i?°1'1i $3’ \i`1‘?’..11'-l1‘l°.i‘.".’. -.i.i"1‘?¥ i‘i§§l‘1’1'l§..

i IeraoiTorla(3l2.llii»4 n..d0 Dliilil. 7. P i Ki ith E t.th l tt '

lniéfhsolinmpion li yr ol_d mcorzdl? of tho ltizaritinlig Ir=§ovi1\I::%1§ Noofui-:liar gorhsmerdu

;1 :youd E given as this horses bull-dog rocing career rind specd sire reputation is knowi- iirazilllau will be found for tho souoon 1ii08at tho following plnoes on dates 1111 below.

M M3;

May 7.

ll/lay 12,

May

1a, 1:1, 14, 11, 20.

May

` May

21,

. Moy.

17 July I,

18 July 2. ,

4 June ill, July 2

0 Juno23, J11y 7

9 J11rio2¥i. July 7

10 Juno 24,- July 8

li: J1111e'.Z|, July

ll J11111125. July 9

ii, Juno 25, July -il

ll, Juno 17, July l,2July

iz 3333

‘ll, Juno

Ui, June

20, Juno

27. Juno

22. Ju~ c

29, Juno

23, Ju o

U, June

J uuo, J une,

Moy,

May,

May, Moy.

Muy,

May,

June.

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~ 50 D02- Clwll Wh1l¢ for the Insane. _ , " _ " _ . Department of Public- Works,

V qt bgtftles Charlottetown, P. E. I.

& (Z ) _ May lst, 1908.

J » - l B led Tend r will be received at _' \=°"f"“"~_ < may 141.11, isoa.

_ X ' . - l From any person or persons willing ° to contract to supply the Provincial

Building, Law Courts, Prince_ oi

. f _\ -Wales College, Poor House, Queen's

N Charloilelown,Suminerside _and -` , Georgetown; also Hospital `

li`roccryS naps

The urhole lo_1 is yours for I. . ' - $l.00 *1':f.°rsf-for -

I Astral Oil l|e_Healon's Pickles (zo oz)

}f.' b host C. Turi_1_\r

11.9 Belting Sofia

1 §=8inrcl . , _ _

1., _ x laundry Blue

lliilin Connolly (D.

wall Slice! 1 Charlollefown

V ` `.' PHONE 164. 11-' ri- I ‘ ‘ _

,I -.fl 7. . c..~¢11,'s.A

--ii.; .‘ 1 , ' Sollciiorr _'_Nolary Public ele-

' __ §:,Buildingé_'_M

- r . ,__'§ -_f _“dk ofI{ov_n Scollo

_- jj? §l1,i1;1%1ii‘;11_,l_1il1r1¢11..Ca1-

iiii'f;.,'_,c1ia§¢ _siallion

I 11 i "”‘l1l".°::- ers:

the |o`

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v _H r ' .. _ §rvve=‘I.“l;ra§'l§§gK',

M3; or'i'¢af`a"I1_1&_1'1i'§tl'§n

, Tiafin weld.

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,Warburton dd Shaw i ngnnlerzne Artovusvs Noranv

llNl]lHS ‘ illll llllll

ea e s

this oillce until .noon on Thursday,

'County Jail, Summerside Court House and Jail and Hospital for the Insane with coal at per ton of 2240 lbs. to be .delivered in the vaults oi the above mentioned buildings at the cost of the Contractor by lst oi Be tember nexif. . lleeigh scales to be -approved by the

Department. .

Full particulars as to the quantity

and kind 'lor each building may be

had at this oillcef - The names of two responsible per- sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the cou- tract must accompanyeach tender.

The Department. does not bind it- soli to accept the lowest or any

Itender. I Tenders to be addressed to the un- ldersigned and marked “Tenders for

1."

Cm ~ L; B. McilliILLAN,

Secretary of Public Works.

ii-5dtts5irt1il3l. _

CharlottetownSleamliavigaiion Company, Limited; _

Charlottetown-_l’iciou Service. ' Conimencin§.M0nda`y the 4th. of ‘ May' instant the S. S: "Northumber- land" will leave the Company’e_s wharf daily, except Sunday, at 8 o clock a. _n1. Returning will leave Pictou about 4-45 p. m. -

. _ G. W. WAKEFORD.

2nd. May 1908. Manager.

5-4dtf. ‘ '

‘ ‘ ` Pusticaee. - ».» .

Omcs in Cameron Block Cbrrloste-

"’ town P. E Island

A. B Warburton BAD L

Dlldgar Shaw .

dr6m .

F ire lnsurgance

l1or1ausnihsPill. lids(

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- Continued irom page 3).

a direct descendant of .lard Bromley and through him of William the Con- qiipmr, the deacon didn't consider it dsroptory to his dignity to make a I mah for the head of 11 barrel appearing ,

above the in Ho dared not go back _ I-nd he not go forward, and he ; shouted for some one to come and shove e plank out on the ice to save ` his blue blood from being chilled. l "My soul. but there's Deacon Brom- ley standing on that barrel in the mid- dlo of the goose pond!" exclaimed the widow as she heard the shout: and looked out of the window." _ "i¢'s Providence." answered Aunt Sa- lina. “and now you keep hands od. Provid d l in

_ ence an are go g to run

this show. Get my hood and shawl and mittens. for the conversation may .last some time."

bank' of the pond, sizing the deacon up. and after a hit she said:

“l am Msry's Aunt Salina from Mich. igan and here on a visit. Did you want to see any one in particular?"

"Why-why. as l wosjust going by.

you know, I thought l would stop and ask for any letters James might have written."

“And did James know you were go-

ing to ask?"

“N-o. I can't say that he did. I see s

twelve foot board there by the wood shed. May I nsk you to kindly bring it here ond shove it out on the ice?"

"Wbut! What!" exclaimed Aunt Su-

llns as sho glared ut him. “Sir. i want ,ro11 to know ihnt l wus s Thompson before I married!" _ `

"Yes'."' "And how dnre you. sir-how dare I Bromley nsl( 11 Thompson to drag ' lionrds around? li's an insult, sir-an insult to our blood!" _"I didu‘t mean lt so. I didn't know- I never heard that the Thompsons had ~1ma"- "Bnd any blood at all. you mean. siri

Another insultl Who do you think you . 8| .,..

ure. r.

"You may havo,l1enrd of 'Lord Brom-

ley ol' England ':*’ queried the deacon. trying to look dlgullied. but making a failure of it. ns ally man must have done. perched in the center of a goose pond.

“Yes. slr, 1 have and with good rea-

son. He stole 11 horse from s Thomp- son und was hangeil for lt!" `

“You-you don't say!" "in the next generation two Brom-

leys were branded on the palms of their hands for cattle stealing. In the third one of them went to prison for arson. He sought to burn down the castle of a Thompson," “Cn it b sibl 7"

n e pos e

“And in the fourth. ilfth and sixth

generations the Thompsons got io- gether all their retainers and drove all ,the Bromleys out of the country, and the king rewarded them tor it. ls it possible that you never heard that .Lord Grassy~was a Thompson? Doss1'1't history toil you that the Duke of York was a Thompson? Why. man. there i'sn’t_ a noble in England today that wasn't a Thompson ilrst. Ho had to be." "I--I have been told that I descended

from William the Coliqueror,” faitsred the deacon. as he felt that he had lost his_casl. “But who was William the Con- queror? When he landed in England it -was the Thompsons that lent him 1h`9ney and paid his house rent und! ho could strike a liob. Deacon Bromley.

do?you want that board to get ashore on "

“It you please." . ' “And is it to save an idiot or a sen- sible man?"

with the widow a littlevwhlle. I dld.n't

"No," replied »»Aunt Selina as she

went after the board. "but you do now. It's Thompson. it's Thompson with a ‘p.' lt’s the Thompson family, do- scended directly from Aden! and Eve, that have been making and nnmakiug kings and emperors and dividing up the earth for the last 6.000 years and are not through yet 'I‘here’s the plank, and now you come ,in and have a talk and get over your foolishness." ’.i‘_he marriage took place a month

later. and Deacon Bromley hasn’t had e chance yet to thrash the neslogist who paid ha|f_cssh~for his gud.

Bathing an_ Elephant. If there is one thlngwhich sn ele- phant onjoys above all things else, it ie his bath. In india elephants are used to draw the -'great guns ot the heavy batteries. They take their baths ln, the barracks ai _the troughs where they ai-ink, ana they, behave much bec- ,ter about-it than lhany children. They have to lie-down -and be patient while they are waihedgby their attendants. 'l,°_b_sy turn' thelnsalves about very ptdihptly, to sllit--_hair convenience. 1:1111~._alt»'1;%1ir,1-11_1»¢ ui. nun mu. n , plipsof s insllbid of a sponge, and if the stone slipsront of _his hand the elephant politely picks ifltlp with his trunk and hands it bacl;'_'Attor they nan been wsu meow eiephanu gin themselves a sh, ` fbatb, using their trunks so dash the' water upon themselves, and they can hit any part

‘uthsir bodies with ease.-london

@9222

F0rSale'

valuable property on Water Stress.

The undersigned offers for private sale his House, Outbuildings and land, also Warehouse adioining some on Lower Street now occupied by LJH. Poole Q Oo. Il not sold by private' sale by May 15th it will 'then bs oilsrad by public anotion. tor particulars- owl! to R. V.

. Loegworth or

B. CARTER I: 00.

Auctioneer.

-Cdmwiti. _ f _

rx..- ._ I

|_ A gantlolslll

Five minutes later she stood on the '

"Uml I think I would like to tslk-

know. you know"-' _ , ‘ ,

. 5 - !"‘*‘¥

following in

NNN-N the eievernass of two gold. llhel lllwll which he kept a close watch while they were building a nest ‘ on a small branch of a tree. Whsltho nest was dnlshed he noticed that the weight of the birds and the eggs was too “Nt for the strength of the sup- porting braech. The goldllnchea also

l perceived that the nest would tail un-

ess somethllg was dons, and, after 0

grsst dell ot bird talk. L.ey ilsw away and came back with a stout string. Then thqy cle\'¢ly lastened the bend- ing twig to e stronger and higher branch-_M the tres, and thus preserved thllr hp! and its contents from db struction-London Standard.

Thousands of American women

ln our homes are daily sacniicmg their lives to duty.

In older to kee the home neat

and pretty, the dren well dressed and tidy, women overdo. A female weakness or displacement is_oiten brought on and they suiferin silence, drifting sions from had to worse, knowing we that they ought to have he pto overcome the psms and aches which doll make lilea burden.- It ls to these women that

LYDIA E.P|NKl'lAM’S VEGETABLEBOHPUUIID

comes as s. boon and a blessing, as it did to Mrs. W. Barrett, of 602

Moreau Si; Montreal, who writes to Mrs. am:

“For years I was a great andere:

from feinaie weakness, and despite

every remedy fiven me by doctors for this trouble, grew worse.

“One dsya friend advised me to try

Lydia E. Pi1akham‘s Vegetable Corn- pound. ' I did, so, and am thankful to say___tl1a.j,_it_1pade me strong and weil."

FACTS FOI! SICK WQIIEN.

For thirty ears Lydia P1nk` -

ham’s Vegetable Comgixhrid, made from roots and herbs, been _the standard remedy for female ills. and has positively cured thousands oi womenwho have been troubled witl displacements, inflammation, ulcers tion, broid tumors, irrexllarities

rl iopains, backache, _ at bear

Eg-down feeling, i1etuleuoy,ind1%s tion,dizzlness,orneryousproetrat n Wnhiy donigyxou try it l

,rs.~Pi ham invites all slei

women to write her for advice Bhe hnsmggided , thousand! ff health. eel. Lynn. Mw-

LIME

We are new pre-

pared,--to supply bc-:sf quality Roach Line from Kilns on St Pet- cr'_s Road inlarge and small quantities.Oi'd- ers left at our office will receive prompt attention.-

C. LYONS 8: CO

B E ST , ,

_ That Grow

Wl'e11 harvest 'im_ comes ou will

realize the d fiereuc between §1 ed hat are full .nd first class," and

tliosclhai are slower st:u1dard.Yo'.1 lun a decided risk in sowing seed haphazard, without regard to rep`ul

alionorqual ty. » ' '

Oh1'Seeds.°.re PURE and FRESH and

s elo grow,

No clisappoinliueui with il1cm._ Your moneys worth every lime. We have a fall sicck of White Russian While and Red File Wheat, Barley. Pens, Veiches, Corn Timothy, Clover, Mongol and Turnip

seed. ,Our prices are low consistent wilh the best quality. specially low prices to the wholesale trade

A. 11 0 RN 1=. sr co

3-sdwsrwstf .

rio' 'TE'1."'R Ns' w' IER

§*peoia\l;%_a_ ss st In

-' Gl0+M|$`WBBNB\f, Prop. r

GENUINE I

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95-

SLA Gurausn

..of. '

WALL PAPER

55 io 50 per cent discount

- Commenciug Tuesday morning and continuing'

»uu._ti1,every 'roll now in stock is sold. You can buy

ourlmagnificeut stock of Hall, Parlor, Dining Room,

Bath and Bed Room papers at above discount.

Sale for Cash Only.

T-AYLOR’S BOOKSTORE.

5-_5<11w VICTORIA ROW. _

| l.

[Tn ann fnglisn renllizlnl

SUPERPIIOSPIIATE, NITRATE OF SODA, _ KAINIT, MURIATE OF POTASII, SULPIIATE

, OFPOTASII. BONE`DiEA[ ` ' , `

'icontaining highest percentage of _ soluble and available . plant food in the best and economical forms known _to

agricultural science. _- . _

' ' Each-ingredient sold _separate and unmixed as

USED IN ENGLAND enabling the farmer to obtain his fertilizing materials at the lowest possible cost and in the proportions best adapted to his particular re- quirements of soil and crop, paying no “manufacturers” profit which on most brands ,amounts to 2 5 per cent. The farmer saves this while

A No better Fertilizers can possibly be manufactured

i8 years constant use of these manures by our most pro- gressive farmers -

1 prove their superiority over all others on the market.

Send for pamphlets, “The potato crop in Canad_a” “Food for plants" and etc, free on application.

AULD BROS..

'5-1 . f . CHARLOTTETOWN

1 1 , I

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-City di Charlottetown .

I Debentures for Sale

Debentures to the amount of $50,000.00 will be, sold _to

>l1`:e ones redeemed during the year 1908 in lots of $500.00 '.1 9 wards payable in 20 years. Interest payable every 6

'int hs from date of issue at the rate of./4 I-2 p. c. By order

`__._.: gm City Han city clerks oline I .city clerg- “‘¥t.."a’i"'§}"”“*'“ °‘.iq"‘..'L.‘l"’.‘l"’l.5“1'l Charlottetown April 18th 1908. 'i

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