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Illia liariil ls iiutiouirs Field, . ilseii liihamar Civilization

iias Paneiraieii.

“ I desire to give my voluntary tem.

'many to the beneficial 'assets or your Cuticnra 'Benelli I have summed for pome time from an excess of uric acid in the blood; and since the middle ofulast year, from A severe attack of Eczema, ohiedy on the scalp, face, ears and noel and on one limb. I was for several month! under professional treatments, but the remedies prescribed wereo! no avail, ‘And I was gradually

beco'ming_worso, my fhce was dread. fullydls gured and I lost nearly all my hair. At last, my wife prevailed upon me to \ry the Cuticnra Remedies and I gave them A thorough trial with the most satisfactory results. The disease

soon bggsn to disappearsnd my hair comme oed to grow Again. A fresh growth of hair s covering my head, and my limb (although 'not yet quite cured) is gradually improving. My wife thinks so highly of your remedies that she has been purchasing them ln order to make presents to other persons suf- fering from similar complaints, and, as President of the Bible Women's Society. has told the Bible women to report if any case should come under their notice when a poor person is so atiiicted, so that your remedies may be resorted to."

ROBERT ISAAC FINNEMORE

(Judge of the Natal Supreme Courtg, Pletermaritzburg, Natal, Oct. 29, 19 1. ..f‘°°... .r.,,';.-.:‘_;1:.:>.“i_sr:i.,;:;:.':::-.':r:.°.'. acer: Ei»'unms'?fr¢=i‘¢. s°n‘\'.?o1`ia Pa'i:i'°.i\i:i`\’r'a'i|‘;'.`l1!?'f.~."x.‘f'|l Co..By nAy|Bos\on |31 Columbus Ava. Potter Drug! cam. ce.-E sox. rlmprimrs

sw-emu ~‘a1iai»..¢u..sn..aa.r seep.-

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llUR COFFEE

We haven’t said any- thing about coiiee for sometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Most every day brings a new customer for it, thai’s proof our codec is good.

HAVE YOU 'FRIED IT.

If you hm-»n`t leave

_ vour next order with us and get the best in the city. Our price is 404: a pound

Webster & McKay,

_‘ PHONE 199.

Finish

Bri'und

Elini Day

,_ _

A RARE

TREAT

For those who enjoy

good pastry. Our Apple Pies IOC Mince Pies IOC

are the best you ever

ate.

DST ever this yellf- ' Q . `V'

hcupsn BAKERY Printed by Messrs. liiiurigl' *ii Grnx;ir;;iu'l;» - m

' Steam Printers, an re ec s c e ` - _J J _ . \ g

seizes Best Bread. (ms printing house for thc excellent* V Lv__,.‘!i>‘l9i¥-f,\;{.;_'['/ _ S;

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§ ill NEWS ill

.lui liiinlsi a

A "M lame number attended st. '7““‘°' i" “il hw! sale last aight.

Tlx mail special was held last night

till 11.2% for the Ragged Hero Company "|10 P1004 ll U10 Oilers House.

G. J. Jun! has closed his jewelry store on Sunnyside and will retire from business owing to his qgrmnuag ul health. '

Tun members of the legislature not

present Wednesday night with the clerk, Assistant clerk and others were dined at Government House last night.

Tull congregation of St. Pauls have

presented Prof. S N Earl with $30 in gold in appreciation of his services as organ- ist Aud cholrmaster of the church, `

Tun winter steamers made good crosa~

ings yesterdaythc Mints reaching George- town and the Stanley, Picton before sle-

yen c'olock. The mail reached the city at 12.15.

Tulum was no session of the House

Ylisblrday afternoon as the Government and Liberal members were in oanous on matters that are to come up before the Legislature.

Mas. R. L Borden ‘willbo the hust-

ess at iunoheons on April tith and 9th. Mrs. W. L. Scott will entertain a select party of young people on the 7th lust., in the honor of her sister, Miss Sullivan, of Charlottetown, P. E. 1.-omwa nr-*

P°WNU~°~4°0'l<llllR to previous* an-

nouncement A public entertainment was holdin the Pownal Methodist Church ,

sionary Society, Assisted by the Church Choir, and the Mission Band. The church was tastefully and profusely deno- rated with flowsrs.aud was comfortably mild W Au Attentive and appreciative audience. Attldolock Rev. Kr. Opin as

actions were excellent. Every Lumber was ' well rendered and received merited' ap-` plause. The President, Mrs. Sarah Jones report embraced A brief and concise review of the work of the W. M. S., showing the wonderful Increase numeri sally aaa annually and uf. gm: goes that is being accomplished by those devouted women. Snaee will not Allow the notice that each number deserves but there areafew that we cannot pass in silence. The Easter exercise by twelve young ladies was unique, instructive and highly pleasing. The recitation by Miss Muriel Mulch entitled Patchwork, was splendid ans). well rendered. The readings were choice and well calculated to awaken the mis- sionary spirit. The choir surpassed all previous eiforts, the different parts being well taken and 'sustained t,hroug||gur_' showing careful- training. Owing' to sickness several of the ladies were unable to assist in Arranging and per- fecting the diferent selections so that the burden fell to Miss I lnds Smith

her efforts and ability is largely due the

town Driving Park owned by Fred Guard, Southport, to F. R. Newsom for $18, and l share of Charlottetown Light and

were not sold.

SEclu~:'1‘snY S. B. Wilson, Arthur Bur-

dltt and Bruce Robb of the local Y. M

arrangement, is New Brunswick only and

h t art

of Nova Scotia. No. 3 is Cape Breton, in cluding Glace Bay, etc., and Prince Edward Island is the new dlstricb. Si. John Sun.

Tun installation of the oliicers of North

Star Division No. 185 for the ensuing quarter took place in lrlshtown Hall on Friday April lst. _The following are s list of the ofdcersl

W. P.-Geo. E. Sheen.

R. S.-Lucy Duggan Ars ll. S.-Flo. M. McKay. F. S.-Annie J. Campbell- ’l`rva~.-Wm. J. S ewart. Chun.-Annie McKay. tion. -Ruth Campbell. Ass C,-Preston Campbell. l. S.-Hugh Delaney.

0. S.-Frank L. McKay. P. NV. P. C.- S. McKay.

Canrnns’ Seed Catalogue for 1004, a

copy oi' which has just been laid on the table by the publishers. Carter 8: Co., Limited, is very complete, containing forty pages wholly devoted to the inter- ests ofthe seed business and will be found avaluable aid to every farmer Or gardener. its pages are replete with in- formation as to the EGTMIJR ‘md llwwmll of the most suitable varieties of vegeta- ble, flower' and farm seeds most suitable tocur Island Province. The title page reads that "Twenty-four years of success- ful seed selling, the largest seed business

' he Maritime Provinces, and our seeds

in t d on sale by merchants in all the! tra e

record" and a good record it ls. W0 bi!

speak lor Carters' Seed a larger sale than

The catalogue has bfeu

work done

_ , “THE” DRESS

GOODS STORE

/'H 1% _ . _

/17,, Where the biggest and best showing of the

/‘ , - . newest weaves is being made. `

, ‘ ,nt/>te°¢}s .sr

In many colors.

FIGURED ,AND PLAIN

NEW CANVAS cLo'rHs 5

LUSTRES

I R In white and colors.

ELEGANT 'rwnsn - _ 5

Plain and fancy mixtures. `

GOODS COMING IN DAILY.,

NEW ENGLISH

_ _ 5,2* I ;v .

..».§.ii.l-_'_-1-_l.§,.`. »i":.~ "» ~‘ _ ...$1.1

Sc~ip g .

Power was reserved by H. J. Cundall at; _ $60.' Four shares of Patriot Pub. Co.' §:?:eru:E1e.;;A,;::‘:§’:,;mered_.. “hom

W. A.- Samuel Bernard. ,

Pnooaau.

Hymn-N0 715

ture R-aadln --Pastor

Presidentfs Report.-Mrs Sarah Jones. Dialogue-By three girls. Anthem- Hall our Risen King, choir

Reading-Miss Joyce Lane, an Easter

Easter exercise-Twelve girls

rise not," cbclr.

Reading-Mrs Campbell, Exeter Obliga-

tion.

Address-Pastor.

God Save the King.

After Dinner

To assist digestion relieve distress after eating or drinking we usually, to prevent constipation, teke

Bold everywhere. 25 cents. 1

o-si-revs)-<»J-o-e»>e>=0-0

hen

" Q “age

y is one

and the nerves relax, there is nothing more delightful or restful than an easy chair and one of the

"Gainsborough" ' Cigars

)

centres of P. E. Island; this our'

EFFECTS

They are made from

i selected leaf, carefully i manufactured a n d l neatly packed.

3 for 25 cents

’ $5.50 per box of 50.

Chairman opened the prooeedlnge.The ssl- i

“DU” UN “Unless of the Woman s Mia- _

.e `. 1 4/=` ' " , `?'_ _~. __ »>':‘.\

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,- "rig,/|»,»r

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“bulb who pluckily arose to the occasion, and to /if/'V W1,

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THE sale of th - . , , omlhelahe D°nald;.°1i;l;:£_::u°3;; $1: unparalleled success that attended the ',//, , ` _ yesterday afternoon at Carter’s sucticninrvwes' Rev' Mr' Wann’ M°m"“°"

rooms. Forty shares of Merchants' Bank if "M '"'.p"'°“’ expressefi hlmnu “B of P_ E_ I. "wk W-_"6 purchased at $1701 dblighted with the evenings entertain- per Sha" by comm, F.S_ Moore zbhmsiment which was most instructive and of Drmug Park at $15 each 'by Honllproiitable. By the way the plates were George E Hughes 1 mam of Cnulomelillled, the collection was worthy of the

' ’ audience. '

" s .

A. arrived home on Monday evening from RCBMDR-MTH R CIW". HUW Ulwle . I Halifax where they attend; da conference. Bill! LlH\Ul€d- ' ‘ Among other matters transacted was the i El°¥¢=|l4°-BY f°\1l` Rlfll. MGSBIIIE Of » 3 arranging of boys’ camps for the summer EHBWF BSUF- Q Q i and the different districts were re-organ- R@°lbBl|00-M\\l'|¢l Mliwh. Pl\i0\1W°l‘k-

ized and a new one, Prince Edward Island 591° and Ch°f\l§~°A VOIGS U1 U16 Nlilhb “TH E

Sun ide.

organized. No. 1 section under the new ¢\10ll`- nys

Jac-gs, *Q _t

f J _ i Cream Lustres with small colored spot

xy/ / \__` 40 ins. wide, 42C

_ ' \: ` Colored Lustres in pretty shades in pink

I ’ / \ ` ' ~ - \ ,

/\ z/ \ l ‘A and blue, 44 ins wide 45c

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1"'/I, ,

-'rr PAvs ‘ro nov Ar Ps.|uuN'§;

he iiF,0§t tor

We are proud to invite you to examine and

enjoy our large variety of New Dress Goods'

To-day we will mention one line of goods. I

_Ell$li'¢$

From our large stock we’ve picsed out a

few lines and let them stand as specimens:

Fancy striped lustres in very pretty

shades, 4o ins. wide, 39;;

Plain Cream Lustre, 40 ins wide 45C -

Plain Cream Lustre, 44 ins wide 6 50

Cream Lustre with silk stripes and checks

42 ins wide 6 5C

Don't feel that you must be a purchaser

in order to see the new things-we want you to come as a visitor. If we have what pleases

you bestthat is an after consideration.

camps at St- Martins- N0- Zalman at A"“k°“l°8° __ _ ‘ __ __ _ __ __.__________.________ __ _

Lunenburg, and includes t e grea erp -

- Collection Anthem-“For if the dead _ _ 5 £__VV_;

l T

Sr. Animnws Church, Truro hasextenw

ded acall to Rev. A. B. McLeod, Spring- ton,P. E. I.

A. D. McKaNzxs of Herts-'il1e, P. E. 1.

and first year student at the Presbyterian C illege, Montreal has won the McKay Ottawa Scholarship. `

E. D. S'rEnNs has purchased the wooden

warehouse of The Mark Wright Furnish- ing Go , corner Kaur. and Hillsboro, and will remove the Steam Laundry to that place, also adding new and up-to-date machinery.

ON the first of May next J. H. Welch

for sometime P. E. Island Manager of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada with offices in the new Prowse Block will retire from that position to accept a situation with the company in Regina, N. W. T. Mr. Welch will be succeeded in the P. E. L Managershlp by E. R. Brow for some time with W. K. Rogers 81 Co.

THE Sons of England are preparing to

celebrate St. George's Day this year by giving n rich operatic treat to music lovers. They are arranging for an operatic troup of sixty people to put on one of the finest comic operas ever given here. Negotiations have been in progress for some time and a full announcement will be given in a few days. The opera will he given Thursday evenlng,Aprll Zlst.

IN order to meet the needs of increasing

trade if. H. Jenkins Bt Co yesterday plac- ed with R E Mntch & Son,thc well known agricultural machinery agents, an order fora rubber tlrc l delivery wagon which will be the first ofthe kind to come to Prince ii iward Islnnd und be used hero. T iis delivery wagon will be driven in con- junction with the present one still to be used. Jenkins 8: Son me to be con- g-stulnled upon their enterprize and the ` n iw wagon will doubtless give thc satis-

lfaction that is characteristic of the goods handled by B. E. Mutch & Co.

Wear The Boston Derby.

______. ____ ___ ._ _

Pinkham’s 4 ilaiiicinaa

Big fresh stock of I

Vegetable Com-

pound.

Blood Purifier. Pills. etc.. now in “The TWO MACS"

lacliomlilsltclinnon,

DRUGGISTB,

C0' G\.Ge0rgo And Kent Sta.

_ .__ . X -__-~-_ __ Q_____ _ __

llur New Spring Hats English' and American

are now on exhibition. The ‘Wilkinson' and ‘Henry

Carter’ Hats have no superior. We have been agents for these

hats for 7 years and we are yet to hear from the first Cus- omer who is dissatisfied with their wearing qualities.

They are correct in style, and the values are equal to, if

not better than that offered by any Hatter on P. E. I.

Our stock is the second largest in the city, you canno

fail to get the hat to suit you if you buy it at

D. A. BRUCE,

The Stylish Hat ter, Morris Block, CHARLOTTETOWN.

_.__ __ -- . _ ___ __ _ ._. _ ._ __ ___ _____J

would this been inducement to you to invest in a bookcase?

We have 3 Bookcases which we want to clear

out before our new stock arrives. VVe need the room, so the cases must go. To do th`s we will not allow the prices to stand in the way.

NUMBER ONE. I NUMBER TWO.

_ Quartered oak combina-

sogk 4tT;°k;’ix3;’ tion bookcase and desk- beautifully hushed will "°°‘“if““>' 5“iSh‘¢d- inside and out. fitted with B°°k°°5e has glass d°°'

and fitted with moveable

gggg-§l,;_Os:’el;esi)_ri?ug;i shelves. Also has British

bevellcd mirror desk side

n°¥h'ié` a°',,'e;,'1` has 1 drawer 'with swell and won., __, ‘Y long at front and nice roomy cup- this price, board,regular price 23.00,

15 p. Q, off. now.. . .$|7,25

NUMBER THREE.

SOLID OAK combination bookcase and desk nicely finished. Bookcase has moveable shelves and brass rod for curtain, desk side has a drawer and cupboard, regular price 514.75. now . . . . . . . . . . ... . _ . _ .$11 (1)

The above prices are for cash. Come quick if

you want one.

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