-_--» *nil _ I

M, "rnu|1‘ will Valuers*

will cure the worst

chronic Constipation and

yas

_ Th st hen andln te

gzmlivcrjlsaaignqlse liver giifeanrrp ,wgh hile to move the bowels regu- .,\,», 1`he bile ia uature's lanatlve.

are the. finest

and Bladder Remedy in

dythe nt the s tives

ou' and P 1° .gi _ 1. . .lr-and

completely cure

and Rheumatism.

smasenes and liheumatlsm sour mess poisoned blood. 'Either the lkin, kid- ufys or liowels are not ridding the sys- tem ot waste matter. Fruit-a~tivel u- vigmutc and str_ngthen these organs- nart up healthy, norton; setéon-rig

t l' n pu i an

éllcrtzlls imoblgsd. That rneans,yuwsy with Headaches and Rheumalhm.

'Fruit-a-tives . are the ideal tonic

for everyone.

llmna»r\vea build up, strengthen iur-ligomte. they sharpen the appetite _ste-ally the nerves-enable one to sleep well-and keep the whole s stem in perlect health. They are fruit juices tonccntmted and combined with tunica and internal sntisepliu. rec. n box or 6 boxes ror Saga. Sent on it-seipl. ot price ii your druggist does not llundie them.

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Calabria"is due to arrl

in egg and chestnut sizes.

advance each mouth.

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tulnnls e:

lncllli ill Width. The first. hand wnsl .. -- ‘ lhd Ii tl ' ----~----~----l- _ `£0\'~II'l

ltlc e ont rec ynbovotlit-lion., which " " 3 ` was three inches deep, u inc :mil rice l J *won* l

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beiullefb betwceneach 'n\\n:l. 'l`i 1' 11 ‘ l hgd Ollllldil (0 WOIK wi ’ 66 ”

use Pmitaaiveo are the troellnr- WM Ofiile Killllhuln stiilenerl in ijllelllllitle-' 1 \ftU hal' fltlifl' lt°!\0¢;; V S Man

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PROPOSES

dlrhbk »' ». tlwm°¢*m°

eo* t. I ao nnd’honul_ lticlloilxee wnsl £::t,'~.;=|_hnd_n° hmmuan °!.b°m¢ ‘

made with a tieepi -,hoped yoke i>.-ick and .te - ~ nn ‘n h¢|».ufg_ front, this vest., as lt. might. bc cniicd ex-I .y .EA1`l-_-cz SWRGES W||¢p1Lo`aE\i’|‘.ht!;_-Vhlf Bild would

tssaiaralmosnoll a~n_~r . '_ oo’ `was¢ur¢»wmesdmaosaoarse

ie sz it t- he matenlal copyright, lm. by P. O. Eaatmont I holla” um, hmmm “ev

Wal i.\lcl.eli__ ssl. the shoulders back and , front., the tueklng only extending to yoke lielliil °°‘iib°Bir1sl\»m\ was not used lor

_ tered

the sleeves, which were of sheer lawn nov.

phsr Kiss

ered with ruflies oi narrow valenclennus 'go that 9

i Dior-the llrst two years after she cn-

Stuart

I.oe’s oillca as stenogra-

Athartolfs desk was placed ery time she glanced up she

lace. The yoke had n collar and upper ‘say the hack of his head, This gn

part ofthe insertion, bclow which ware* Ncurrlni

fact that head, well sat on A pair of stalwart shoulders,

with ths'stat:s six months. Even in that time she had learned to dis dozens of oth same hall, to watch for his smile of greeting and to listen to his cheery “Good morning." as he took od his but and rolled up the cover of his dcsk. Then she would take a good look at the smoothly brushed yellow hair und turn again to her work, which consist- ed of copying out long contracts and other tiresome legal forms.

Stuart Leo was a lawyer and had

bent all his young efforts so hard co- ward success that it was beginning to coma his way. he took larger oihces, allowing himself the luxurious necessity of a private room. Miss Atherton then had charge

little frills of the gathered lace matching tbeifecvee. `

The second drawing shows lumber

smart design for a gown of light. char- ll°`%l`. i»iliS l1l0fici bolngln light-blue linen. Small wlxlto linen buttons und plpings of white ornsulented the gown. which was made with a princess panelad front. There WHS ll iiwll ilvlllled yoke of one white ba~ tisteembroldery, the elliowjslueves ul=o te ing ilnlshcd by n ruillo of three-inch em- broidery to match. These sleeves were tucked cr-osswise n few inches from the

inner scum. the lower Dart being shaped as shown in the sketch and piped with white liner. The waist had a separate piece olthe blue linen, as shown in the <il'l“.VilliL'. set on either rifle of lhe ll-ont, this piccc being carried out. by -\ paneled front to the skirt. This bodice trimming

incident, coupled with the it was a very good looking

probably had much to do

of affairs at the end of

tinguish his step from the ers that traversed the

At the and of two years

very eil.-cli\~c in piu'd or checked ging-

.. v

from New York during the latter oijune with a specially selected of about 7oo tons Anthracite

cargo will bc so-ld at ver) low-

ie price while discharging.

your orders at once as prices

PEAKE BROS & CO.

i ing your own shoes

and panel wnn outlined by the white pip- ing and ornnmenled by groups oi' tiny white buttons. This style would also he

haul piped lu color ot in pnic gray or ecru piped in black, tiny black buttons also being used.

DJROTI-IY DALE.

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or ‘

Nova Scotia, Carri a, g e s

that has made them easy to ull. (IPeopl¢ are will- ing to pay the extra price to get “ Nova Scotia."

The Nova Scotia Carriage Co. Limited. :: :: Kentviile, N. S.

_ss

The Frost Wood 6. Co- i.td.Agenls for P, E l

-I sl-lol: _' ig Pousn

a pleasure.

0 No chance to

of the large outside room, the second stcnographor and the otllce boy. Sho saw more people and received more salary, but she missed the closer com- radeshlp of the old days and the fa- miliar sight of n blond head rising tlrmly above blue serge shoulders. ' She kept on loving him, though, for the simple feminine reason that she couldn't help lt.

Sometimes Lee gave her dictutions

that would take up an hour or more, and then he would make her rest u hit and chat with him before she started

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smear your lingers with the paste- ,

Gives s high, lasting p0iiSi\.Wii-il

very littk rubbing. '

It is black, not blue.

DOMESTIC SPECMLTY GO. I

_ iuuluron, onmuo 93 `

II.1?.!!;QX i

Qmstipaiion

By going to the root _ of the trouble. They 'produce c healthy. _

'-strong, normal action |

'of bowels and liver. ‘ it N tna»0sTs\iah a slsli 9" " :alms poem eau. as me sa sn mf Wg, my nn. an su our svsdli -nuns en-\ wkw- Tl* ""'°'

png, Co_, Devon, Mich.

For sale,, and Recommended byi

Apothecarlea’ fliali. l0i1“5"“ iohnsou, A. W. R¢dfiill» J- i-'- ]aml¢son,and in Snmmerside at Gourile’s Drugstore. _

iwn lor Sala al

_ Lillie. lui.

an othco boy or as to the choice of two samples for a summer suit or whether he looked lit to malse o. call without getting his hair cut, and ho would sometimes lay a case before har to get another point of view. To all of these friendly manifesta~

tions she responded gladly, with an in~ ward thrill at the pleaslngly intimate basis on which it seemed to place their relations. Then this friendly glow would be suddenly chilled by a sweeping realiza- tion of the fact that she was only his stenographer and that he probably

i 3 5 1

l looklng;out of his window toward gs Palisades, 'and ha felt strangely. _- a1stm~sou.‘ not-hadhccevted her in Nl olllce as rmsttsr of course. Compan- ionship withhd on that basis seemed' “tm-gl and easy, but hs was a man of reserve, and a departure from the con- servative routine iiiilllliewi llill lliliel- matic nlturo. Their conversation kelli urs om friendly tons 0! everyday haul- _ uago and o0mD¥°i'°“‘i°°» iw* "'°"° .was s subtle dllference, and he began

to feel har presence more and more.

Finally one spring afternoon when the sun was doodinz his otilcc with I prlmrose yellow slow e slw l°°l¢¢<l ill _ and*-asked if she lllllht talk with him. --way, certainly." he Mlwrlded. wltl# ' s smile, "and I wish you would sit in that yellow light. ii Jllif llliil 7°" il*

that brown dress."

Sha sat down, but did not slleliil if ilrst. Her lips trembled. Blld lil” Hem' ed to be seeking courage from the yel- low sky. Suddenly sho turned i0 hil11~ "Mn Lee." sill Nlilir “I iii" 5°”

_with you four years."

“Is lt aa long as that?" he ques-

tioned.

"Four years this day." v "They have been busy years," he said, "and, I nope, harry ones-"

"Yes, they were happy," she answer-

ed slowly ss a pink tlush spread over her face. “But now I must so lwlly-"

“Go away? Leave ma! Why, Helen, you mustu't. I csn't llllll'° ¥°\l- Wim”

would you go?"

In his surprise he had called her Hel-

en for the first time, and her heart leaped. She tnrnedfto him tremnlously and said, almost timidly. "I sm lllillll to get married."

"Marrledi" Ba brought out the word lucredulousiy. "Why, I thouliili"-'

Hers he broke off and walked to the

window, where he stood, his hands in his pockets, gazing moodily across the river.

She sat silent until he turned to her again. “Why do you do thlsl” he dues- tloned. Womanliire, she began with the rea- sons sha feltlaaat. “Because I want a home. I am all hy myself. W0 1 lim urea of uvum ln s nos.-diss l1°\ls°- If is nothing but a travesty on life for n domestic woman to divide her time be~ tween an oiilce and a boarding house. Besides, I have worked' for four years, and I want to stop for awhile.” “Just for awhile?" _ l "Yea, for I mean to study law and keep my other _work in practice so I Glllhelp." E' ,I ,UA V 1° “Helpl Whom?" f| i .5 ` "Help-him." ` ‘ "He is u lawyer, then?" Lee almost choked over the question.

lsYeB'|| “What is he like? Is he all right? Is he worthy of you 7”

sadly. “Likel He is the llnest man in the whole world." 3 He walked swiftly to her. "BUD

Heian, Helcni" he exclaimed, "I dos't understand it at all. I thought you were happy here, and I supposed, of course, you understood things. lonely too. I haven't had a home for six years, and I thought that some day -Helen, don't you mind leaving Ile? ,Won't you misl me at all? Haven't you seen, girl, what yob are to mel'

"Know what‘l”- She lifted her brtlwn

eyes to his. Z "That I- love you and _want V011 W U*

mine?" ‘

“You never said so," she ausworoh. “That's because I thought you ktsew and because I alwhys blunder. I* rised somebody _with me all the time. I med - you, Helen. You'ro tho Ulises* Pl 0* my life. Come and' make a hom for me."

He folded her suddenly lu his S.

and his heart thrilled as be fel har lean on him.

"Sweetheart," ho whispered, "Iglovc ,

talked to her during the day because there was no one also at hand. Still there had been times when he impul- slvely called her into his room to watch a thunderstorm or on unusually beau~ tiful sunset across the Hudson, and, standing close beside him at the wln~ dow, sho wondered if he had not felt some of the emotion that throbln-d in har own pulses. If he did, however, he never spoke, and so the most gor- geous sunset was veiled in n gray mist for her, and it was a long time before a gold lined cloud appeared on her, own horizon.

'.I'hat was when she overheard a frag-

mentary conversation between Loc and one of his friends. In rcpiy to some ra- mark Lee had sold, "I don't know what I would do without hor."

‘$5 other tlaug'l;:;1t’anclmres.|"=ouded¢;

°.ll0‘soo a rl. spcn hot life in an alice. Somebody will be ¢ll'r!lng her olrsomo day."' L°°'» reply onus.: ludlsnactly ln "mn lt some wiy"'u no elmo ma dw* Wim ii bllll. and as they passed out the door she hoard the friend img” “nm "iii Ill. "Do it yourself, FW! l!lf.dU_.dga was a chiapas girl. she moved aa onawtlll a purpose, and yet there was s dreamy softnasa in hor face and manner that |o¢mg¢\ so

~l=r.oill ll als farm of |21

a4!'5°?”wltl|l|:?}? nill.es of Ch’town sl‘lfi irq, 1., nanwia station. Tw ‘nw ' in :vdllthduzouegsl ‘ll13"fa¢\iii‘»x‘I‘ " " °° '3.»ussllalag». cr...-

rb s.) ° ndt`p&,this oiler. Witil °\‘ Wi*i‘°“i WU, t wdwstwwti

envelop br up g looking at har , ha had not realised how creamy wp . hor skin, how daq.hq'_ 3 _qg

how fascinating the ,lights in ner-brews init.. nanny ‘ sho told him tbo1lth¢w; Usqttltfwal t har grandfather no ‘a gg.

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youi Ilove youi" l Sha lifted har face to his. '&:r." sho breathed so softly that he p to bend to catch it, “I have loved you for four years." I He held har close in the gatl%rlu8 dusk for one ecstatic moment. hell sbs drew sway. Ho came ha to earth slowly. Not letting har . hh _ looked away and out of the dow. i .where the golden llzili Nl 500° WU' 1 ed lntoa doll purple streaked ,wi red and where tho evening star Slctlllwti . radiant mths upper blue. "This:

| chap." he begun.

"What other chaplf' sho asked "Tho one you .were-.W°l’° 8° W

marry.”

Sho raised on her tiptoelxnd illled

him. “'i‘hero's only one," s I F- ed, "and lt's yon."

Than she aaa into the other o

U O O I O O U nvaryhody says that I.ae'a wlfs the

hotter lawyer of the two-

' lqtcof In Holland. ' In various parts of Holllll Ira "butter control stations." WN “° described in asm: by 01° lzrlm nl T editors. A chemist ia at the he of .nh |q|q¢||_ vim s stall' oi' an vat! under him. Inspectors. illlffll W ~ the chemist, unexpootldly visit. till. stores, croamerlel. “C-. lllll _ im samples of butter and all ms -isis used in lt. These samples are sn. .lyl~ ed, and the results arsretll .I0 1 that the omclals eoanactsdwiis tht i 9‘lsoatroY' know almost smelly _ but the chemical composition ll o¢ the \\1¢° tsr at each craamery, etg., and at Ill!

Sho looked at-him, he thought, a` littlq r

fit ll0NORNfBLE J0liN COS'I'lGAN _

siroilgly in iavor ol “Fruit-a-lives.”

` Orrawa, ONT.,

out ' \

\Vho has not heard of the Honorable ]ohn Costigan? He is to-day one

of the most powerful, as well as one of the oldest, figures in Canadian politics. He was one of S1r ]ohn _Macd0ua1d’s ablest lieutenants, and for nearly zo years held various portfolios inf the cabinet.

To-day at the age of 71, i"a the idol of the electors of New Brunswick, and a power to be always

reckoned with in Parliament. E1

His rugged eloquence-b' g sarcasm--and ready repar-tee-make him at once the dread of his ~

opponents an the delight of his confreree.

When a public man of the Hon. John Costigan's position voluntarily testifies to the marvelous cure

edected by “Fruit-a-tives," it is bolmd`t0 carry conv nciug weight with the whole Canadian people.

232 Cooper St., jan. 8th, 1906.

You know what fearful trouble I have had all

my life time from constipation. I have been a dreadful sufferer from chronic constipation for over thirty years and I have been treated by many physicians and I have taken many kinds of proprietary medicines without any benefit whatever. I took n pill for s longtime which was prescribed by the late Dr. C. R. Church, cf Ottawa. Also for many lnontlxs I took n pill prescribed by Dr. A. F. Rogers, of ()tta\\~._ Nothing Seemed to do me any good. lfinuily I was advised by Dr. Rogers to try "lfruit-u-tives"

and after taking them for n few lnuntlls I feel I am completely well from this horrible complaint. I have had no trouble with this complaint now for a long time, and lean certainly stale tlmt “Ifruit-a-tives" is the only metlicine I ever tool: that did me any positive good for constipation. l can cmisrirti- ' . tiously recommcxul “liruit-a~ti\‘cs" to tile public ns, in my opinion, it is the

Guest. medicine ever produced.

(Signed)

JOHN C0s'rlC.aN.

Constipation The _leading physicians of O

rmanent relief. Finally, as a last resort,

§¢iONTHS, Mr. Costigan WAS WELL. `

~p.-aura-:lm-' eu nr -rrrnnu slorrrus, what deems

sas drugs laura as an la mmm Ynaas.

"Fmit4»dves" are the moat perfeeleomblnation known

to medical science. Thug are fruit juice, oonecatr-ated and ensnined with tonlu is\ter1la_l nssdaeptlcl.

Unlike liver pills, null.-billoua pills and all preparations

eontaining calomel, mseari senna, -licorice, etc.-“Fruit-M sm" ser lure fruit nnusé‘rLY on 'rms Lives. 'raex

‘~ arouse this organ to vigorous health,-strengthen it-an

increase the dow of hvile. It il the biléwgiven up by the

/F liver. which enters the bowels and makes em move.

Unless the liver la active :Ind exeretes mdicisnt hills bl

move the bowels regnlarl an naturally every sy, t ere

`isbound tobeCmutipal.Ln..Al4 the only remedy that

rnurr-A-'rsvx~:s LIMITED. -_ 5 OTTAWA- .1

Was ever medicine put to a severer test than this? Here was a great Public Oiiicial, who had sudered for more than 30 years with Chronic

' ` ttawa prescribed for him without affording any

“Fruit-a-tives” were ordered. And in THREE

active condition sa “Fruit-a-tives" do.

will cure Constipation is one that puts the liver in a healthy,

Do you luiier with Chronic »Oon|tipaL\on I

Are you biilousi

‘ i ti 7

Does the head ache I Do our kldne s trouble

not handle them.

is the liver nnc vc Is the stomach out of order!

ls the skin dtsdgured vitzagimples I

lite ri

ls the appe poo

Take “Fruit-s-t_ivea." They sweeten the stomach-

mulnte the liver, lesdneiys and bowels-clear the skin-and

ld up, strengthen an mvigomte the whole system. One box will prove their vsl_ue. 50c. a box or 8 boxes _;

for $2.50. Sent on receipt of price if your druggist dnel

».

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- rl ~ . ll ntl c lornl

rrll:¢‘|"l:ill`do"l<\>lrr-` rlllrlii-l3¢;il’l|‘iq3"ll'lt2ll the land is mint. . _

edt orlorm thc

'vvithonliuicr one of urillnivllgllirilvtllllblxlllltlllilliihs' rcsldcnca upon and _,,|,|v,,§|,,,, of 9,91-...rl in nach your for three Y°“"" l tn r it

tzl lfmelnthcrtoi'n\ot.hcr,lf tho a o "°""“““” "' ."".“ ‘»“"»’i§}‘“i.i‘.““\l"..1".’.i.‘.‘l!°.1».r“1.’.‘i'i iii

;,”,,"1lll.`3."f.'2.','-.l'.\.'."r..siding with tho futher or mother.

:il lf this settler nns ins rmnnont rosliim_tl',c

.upon farming land <\V\'I\0llpgY ililfll ill tilts( vii E) ity of ms homestead, H16 Nfl" l'°llg“" fr ` amidnm? may bc ~<nt|_~'tlc¢l by rcs once upon . u rua mn. _ _ six monnirl' ‘<;'fHI‘li¢;\l7l`li|rl\:)(|)\“lll\|\ll‘rl

given to the ‘o `- .. Ditswa ol'lmcm.lon o arwlywwrggygpt- 1 ,

it l<uu'.¥..‘.'.'.s::.:;l‘l::§f.:l.i::‘stan-...’ vartlasmontwlll not be paid tor.

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PRINCE EDWKRD ISLAND RAILWAY.

TEN__DER

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s;%”l|!|'i\‘l~ll'°e:l°<?r\hl.l'igd('v\\laido “Tondsr eiiltilrmfvdr Shop at Chnrlntwtovn P. E. l.," will he ro- .yylvod up to and ins mlinl’ Tugdly. H0lli#*_"‘~ bar ith. mtl. for the construe on of n tar sue at chsrlotoeoswn. P. E- l~ l»‘il:\ns and specification may bo seen nl tlw Rsoldent Engineers Odlco, (`hnrlothotow\\. P. E. I., at the Omoo of tha Bccrotsry of rho no rtmout. of Railways and Canals. Ottawa. nuff and at the chief Enzluevr'~‘ lllllcv- Wm' rymn, N. B., when forms ritcndor may itll obtained. All t.hel|c;in;l'lli,‘l!|‘:1|s of tho specification must, ‘”°°"“' ~ n. 1-o1"r|.vmcn.

will

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“There are some districts in Ireland where

lliisrlrilliriiwli “Sunbeam Flour Monday s enquiries were tor 5,000 bn s

eég, =

A Boker in Your Home

Buying Mooney`s Perfection Cream Sodas is like having

a master baker in the house. These f

and inviting, as if hot from the _

ovens. Air-tight, moisture-proof _ ”f

packages retain all the prisf tine freshness-whether you

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first box will make your

appetite captive. _

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ANY even numhcrcti sczitinl! of] llominimi ' ' I ¥ _ll

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