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, E|Gl‘|' [AGES A _ THE LATEST Nmwa T m"*;f' 0_7 'IRBT or ALB* W MVN* mM__r val' 'hs

' Drop everything pin (~,n.your bat _, 7”.. . _ ` _ l ' . I 1lvl?riilli:ott‘.‘mtue women by' '

Hughes has an invigoratoi that

0111-ec; Yin*Sinnmerside, Miss Amy G

Burrows, A-gent, Summer Street,

A wiiiie Mennnsid. Sviivis Wm

. .WHEN voirgn 'rms iin.*“'H l-mllllslnes Ileir G;-w. _"M d I Given Up'|*Y&;y A Nl;G;ugh'"B,,.,,

apdreome right away this a. m. to

gtorfs or you will miss a golden

portuiiity to secui-e n regular

dreun of n line sheer white lawn or Inllll wllat -at 81.25 some of them are worth $3.50 some $3.00 and some on-

will grow liairior money back. | The time to take care of your hair is ivhen you have hair to take care

ol.

lf your hair is getting thin, gradu-

ally falling out, it caii't be long be-

ly, 82.50 none less and they are 'i:|~an.l _'fore the spot appears. .__

span new only opened Monday but livulht by ua from a firm who want- , ed the money but not the waists. We . secured at the same time a big clear-l ance line of waists siniilaivin inn- tdlal but not quite as fine quality worth $2.00, $1.75 and $1.50 yours this a. iii. for $1.00 each all sizes.

` James Paton er Co.

5-26d1i. '

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

_'*Don't miss seeing the Boy Hero-

nqbeautiful story of the sea-at tho P¢0ple's Theatre tonight. 5-201111..

“Ilegulnr meeting of Court Ltri_'~'l\- tén nun evening nt s .vt-infii nu, members gre rc'.|Jiciitcd to he p|'cr;i‘ni. I Payment of dues. Mnrixaret ll6T\"ai‘.. , Rec. Seey. 5-Ztidli. '

,°°'l`he Willing Circle of the King’s Daughters new have the memorial _v urns of Rev Dr Dobson’s sermons rgdy for sale. It will uiakii a very appropriate remembrance or gilt to sdid to all your friends. 12-lldrtf.

The greatest remedy to stop the

hair from falling is SALVIA, the Great American Hair Grower, first discovered in Eiigiaiitl. Salvin. fuln- islics nourislimeiit to the hair roots and acts so quickly that people are amazed.

And rcincnilier, it ilestruys thc

llandruii gcrni, the little pest that saps the life that should go to thc hair from the roots.

SALVIA is sold at Geo. ld. Hligiics,

'f`lic f‘eoplc's Drugstore, under a po- sitive guarantee to cure Dandrull, stop Falliiiie; Hair and- ltcliing Scalp in ten days, or money back. A large bottlcl costs 50 cents. The \\'ord "S.'\I.\'iA" (Latin for sage) is on every liottlv.

_ mv 4

`f“M-azniilcriit ir! thc word that ilcn-

crlbes this colossal purchase ol lawn] waists direct from the maker, many of them arc"below half price but the , maker wanted the money and vm, wanted the goods. l'aton's. 5-2t}dtl.‘

"Another gooil waist. oder toniiir--'

roW--just enough for tivo good liovrs'

i Child Gills I :, .

-, , / Baby spoons, ¢lnldren's . ,gn 1 sefs,laodpusli¢rs,¢tc., -Q* areapproprlafe. ll lj they are stamped

all loans nos; 0

\ they represent the highest quality sllver plate. ,J ".S`i'Iv¢r Plate that Wmrs"

/ Heil fu nfs. dlahzs. waiters.

ek.. an stamped

` MEIIUEN BRITQ Co.

sown ar imwvxn v»iii|.lln

selling. _Special ladies' waists 'i’:’»c_ ' ‘

Do not bother inakiuiz waists when you can get tlivni so vlicap. l'a- : t0n's. 5-Iulllli.

"Such a variety of dainty ctlt-cts

to choose from, some with liaiidsoiiic all-over embroidery fronts, and oth- ers again with cmlwoidery iiisc-i'tlo‘.\. Sleeves are triniincd with fine valen- clennes insertion, some have all-over

".\t,vlisli_ to the 'last ilegrcc, nil(

ipick :ind span, they are creations of dainty loveliiicss, as cliai‘niiiii.:ly frasli as the snowy cherry blossoms. (if cnnrsi- thc iiiodels have that rip- snap about them, and the pcrfcct iiiiisli _clinracteristic of l‘riton's ivaists. That is one reason why the values are so remarkable at $1.00* catli for such qualities usually sell

embroidery sleeves, others with thu-,iii double this price, All sizes from

cross-tricking. and valmiri-canes inc-c il

KL! to 44. 'l‘his is a record saving

edging on collars and sleeves, iiiostly l t.or`ia_v’:: bargain. Pat.on’s, l’aton‘i;, open bsfcks. Paton's. 5-2i;<l.li, 1'nton'.-_ y 5~25;i;;i_

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<¢Rs

Q 0 One of the 'most

valuable foods known to

_ the Medical Profession. ---“The

», Lancet" describes cs. "l\/lr. Bengers

admirable prepare ion.

Benger`s Food is <li.'-tiziguislicd lrom the others by

the easc willi which it can

bc cli;;.:;l<f:l and absorbed.

Bs/vcER's Fooo /s-FOR livm.-'.f.»‘s AND Izvv/iuos,

through illness or advancing acc.

and all whose digestive powers liavc become weakened

limiter- nnli i-\|¢r¢<i¢i| nmnn- .nf n~.p,..-.ii-.i ... ...nn rn. itinlini. “rl¢nz¢.'= r-‘nnfi

' and Hou ‘io l.'_-r. li." _'l`h-~ no-'l.iio~ .i "L -in i~~(. ii -- ii. ii- it-.-.ning ol linniii-'

and rcicniciil inforiii--.inni .ni ov i -|~ .ii l.»\,iIi\l- ~`..i».;l»-.ii.i- .ui-l iln- .-\~.»cI. -

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Poii imc an appi|i:~iu.n is lion-; .

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,_"Bsnger's Fond is .iolil ln luis by ‘Diif ~-i fr :'11 , .uergw/icrc. i

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ig Shciwiiig iff” Flags

Fly your flags-show respect and

loyalty. \Ve are at present showing a

splendid line of lla

gs including the

Red Canadian Ensign from one to six

~ yards-besides the

ing. -

Orders filled to

best Scotch bun!-

any part of the

province for flags at all prices. We also repair flags.

Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd

Sure(-asurf-i to A. Kenm~dy& Co Charlottetown, l‘. I". island.

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Dressers

It’s about tinieyou .sclccli-d your suniincr lint while you

have your choicc ofa full hiic of ficsli, new stock. '

'~We have excelled ourselves

this .sc-asoii, :iud consider we

are showing the 'cleanest cut, suioollicsi, nivsi fasliiomililc :od serviceable line of Straws and fniiziniiis in bc st-i ii in inc tiiy,

` The vt ry newest in iloatcr

prices.

' $1000) 1-5

:uid .Snap Ilrini slyl.-'sal cas)

0 up to 2.50 _

We are showing n vcry exclusive liiic of l’auaiiias lu dill-

erent shapes and grades.

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$5.00, 8.00

These were made specially for us, and we guarantee every

I0 13.00

Bruce

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r n Your Fiirnisher.

and J. F. Latlrirty, Water

' and in Allmrtop,

'Strc-et, News Correspondent;

Herbert Clark, Agent.

-The latent news, first cl all.

-Miss Irene Sharpe, Summerside,

returned last evening from a Visit to Annapolis, N. S.

--C. L. and Mrs. I-iannlngtoii, Dor-

chester, N. B., were passengers hy the liimpress to Siimmersidc lust evening. ~

-For the baby get Reindeer lirziud

Condensed Milk. Similar to iiunian nillk in fat protcids and sugar. Will not curdlc and is free from any germs.

-Work vras commenced yesterday

on the building of 'the concrete side- walk on Central St., blummerside, from $‘troiig's corner to the Y. ill. C. A. corner. Alfrcd Gaudi-t is in vhnrige of the work.

-fS. lil. l-licks, Agent of thc l-luck

Diamond Line, Sninnicrside, received word yesterday that the Boiinvista, the first steamer of this line to call at Suiiiniersidc will i\ri'i\'e hero on Sunday nig-lit fron. ui...it......

-~--llcv. Jas.-Mcl)o\ii:alL will preach

on Sabllmtli, the Zlltli, at Snnuiier- side at 10.30, Searletown at ii :ind Cape ’l‘i°avei‘se at 7, and on Tliiirs- day, June End, at DeSable at 7.30 p. m. Si-ssioii int-cts at Dciiablc im- mcdiately after service. _

-Among those registered at the

Queen Hotel, Suinniursldc. ycstcrilay were A. .I. (‘ui~i~nn, llexton, N. ll.; 13. Doiicet, liichibucto; H. L. Harri- son, M. (t. McDougall, Moncton; ll. W. Castia, Ly'nn,_Mass., _R. A. Liil-|- man, liciiovn Batten, Lowell, Nlass.

-Summerside dealers arc paying

eiixiitccu to twenty cents ii bus for potatoes, ten dollars to ten fifty a ton for pressctl hay; ten fifty n ton for loose hay, seventeen cents' ii do'/. for ccirs, thirty-eight. to forty rents for ‘oats and ten to tcn and' .1 hall cents ri fb for pork.

-- llcv Alex hlctiillivray, of ’l`oroiii.o

l‘u.-t Assistant Snpreinr. Chief Hruuzn-i~ of the i. 0. F. and one of the ablcsl. platform speakers in (‘i\na-da, will Sl‘cnd about n week in trlii.-: province this sumincr and his program includes a. visit. to n`iminicr.-:idc on Huiulay, June 12th. Service will hr, hi-ld iii the lllctliodist ('linvcli, at ll o'clock. hir McGilli\‘rt\y will also prcncli at Kensington, in the 1"reshyteriiui (.`liurcli, on the sauic day at 3 p. in., and at Cliftivii in the evening at 7.

-Several tires were narrowly a\’ert<

cd iii Siimmcrside yesterday evening, which if they had got started with the strong wind tli-at was blowing would have likely caused consider- able damage. The first was a cliini- ney on fire in the west en-tl of the town which biirued for a coii'siilci'~ able length of time. The next was caused by A fire crack-er which caiight in the roof of Mrs. James McLeod's barn on Summer St., and which \-_ as but out with a ‘bucket of water. The tliird was caused by »a kerosene lamp which overfloiiied -and took tire about 8,30 p.m. in a store on Water St. which was put out with little or no damage except to the lamp. ln no case was the Fire Dept. called out.

-On Tuesday evening, while work-

iiii: alone in- his saw-mill, William Dunn of Cape Traverse was struck by 1-1 board and fatally iiiiiirerl. Though sutiering greatly, he .stopped the machinery of the mill and walk- ed to the house of one of the neigh- bors who drove him to the home of Ili-S futher-ill-1aW. Charles Wright. The doctor was immediately sum- moned and evcrytliing done to rc- licvc the palii of the iniurcd man. The next evening he secmcd better and it was hoped that in afcw days he would be at work again, but on Thursday morning the community was sliockcd to lrear of his snddcii death. The deceased was t.liirty-scv- cn years of age, of a very retiring ilispositioii, wqiiict, sober, indiistrious “Htl Obliirillir. with many virtues and no vices. Those who knew him best. loved lzini must. He leaves to mourn li sorrowiiii: widow anti one dauizli- ter, llessie, aired four years; onc sis- ter nud four lirot,lici's-lllli'/.ri, .liuiica and 'Flioiiins ol' Ht. ldlcanors, Artliur of Halifax. and John of Manslleld, Mass--for ull of ivlioiii much sym- patliy is fnll.. 'Flic funeral service, which iviui lanigirly at tended and wliicli was coiirluctcd by the ltev. Mr. Mc- |>o\u.;i\ll and llev. Mr. l~lt.cclc, was held on Friday, May 20th. ‘

criAin.o'i"ri<:'ro\v.v Maiiiiiws.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday- issue.

Beef (quarter) per lb 7 to 9 Beef (small) per lb 3 1,., 1;; Beets, per dm

Butter (fresh) pair ll# Butter (salt) pci' lb Gabbana per head 4 to r, Ufilfskins. (tm ni hmm in in ii Pelts racli $1 to 31,140 Chickens por lb 9 in 12 Duclis per lb 9 1,0 12 ldllizs. per iloz 15 (.0 17 Fowl. por lb 1| to 17, Hay (loosf‘.l 45 to 55 Hay (pressed) $10 tn yi; Uats, black 42 (0 44 Unts, white 38 to 40 Hides, per fb 3 to 9 Mutton pc-r lb 41 to ii; hard, per lb 16 to 20 Miittoii (small) per lb 1| to i2 Pork carcass 9 to 11| Pork (small) 12 to 15 Potatoes 20 in af, Straw, per cvrt. 30 to 35 Straw por ton $5.50 to $6.30 Turkeys 17 to 10 Turnipl 12 to 10

20 to -27 22 to 28

'Spring lamb per qr. 81.25 tn 51.60

Good Pasture

About 30 acres, three miles from the city, a good stream of fresh water running through the property with excellent shelter. Terms reasonable. For particulars apply to 164 Prince

Street.

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-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at Lnl!erl!y's Toiisorial Parlors. Summerslde. 12-16drtl.

-Cement! ! Cement! ll! High grade

fresh stock ht lowest prices at Brace, McKay & Ce, Ltd, Buaimcrside.

5-17dttrw3w.

,-Among those registered at thc Clifton House Siimmersde, yesterday were: W. J. Duncan, liloncton; li. Smith, Montreal; D. L, and Mrs. H-arinington, Dorchester and W. L. Duke, Montreal.

--J. E. and Mrs. Wyatt, returned

to Summer-side on Tiiesday evening last from Bermuda where Mrs Wyatt spent the winter for the benefit ol her health' which the Guardian is pleased to learn is 'much improved.

--ilcnlcrs in illhertou are pnyiiii;

tl|'ii't.y¢ci;:lit cents ii bus for wliitc outs, thirty-niuc cents for black, tw- cnty cunts a fb for butter, sixteen wits a iloz for cess.. ten cents n tb for pork eight and a half cents ri I1; lor hides and eleven dollars ii ton for pressed hay. I _

_-~Isa‘<lorc lil. (`rnkcu, t-liininici'|ield, llflit Year student at the Untai~io vet- eriiiany College at thc spring ex-alum. ations passed with honors- in all sub. Jucts. Anatomy first class, 'Botanv first i‘Ia.~'s, "I‘l\coi‘y and Practice first class, >Aiiim.nl Dentistry first class, Pharmacy in-5.1 class, ivintnrin Mnrucn, second class, llioloiry tliird class, t,llioiii'lstry -third class.

-All news in Surnmersfde and vi

cinlty should be given to J. F. -liall erty, Guardian correspondent, Water Street, who will also answer all the enquiries of and attend to the want.; of renewal and contract advertisers. Miss Amy G. Burrows, Agent, Sum- mer Street, accepts only cash with order, in return for a liberal discount for transient advertising in The Morning Daily and The Rural Daily, as well as cash wil.h order for nev and renewal subscriptions. All smo ants for advertising: and subscript ions in Albcrton and vicinity shouli be paid to H. Clark, Agent. 4-4drtf

-In eeniiection with thc proposed

tes/timniiial to Philip Gallant, "'I‘hc Giiardi-an of Summcrsitlc liarboiir," as thc writer of the article which np- peared in the Montreal Star sonic time ago nainul him, it coniiriittvi" cniiiposcil of 1). K. Currie, E'di't0i‘ gf Pioneer, H. i\’lcliiui's, Editor of thc Journal and H. W. 13. Stavcrt, Man- ager Brink of N. B., Suniniersidc li ive been appointed to receive suibscrip- tions. The intention is to try :ind secure money enough to purchase ii nicdiiim sized serviceable gasoline lout for use by biui in connection with his lobster fishing, wliicli will cost. bctivce-ii $350 and $400, and as thc lisliinf: season is now on it is desired that ivliiiti-.vei'_ is done will he done as r.f\riy as possible in order that thc boat may be available for this sea soii’s fishing. All contributions which can be sent nr given *-0 My Of the committee will be dui-lv acknowledigetl througli the press. ,

suuivnsasipn MARKETS.

Corrccteil for every W0(l“09\l£\l “WI Saturday Issue.

Butter per fb _

Beet (carcass per lb)

Pots cs

Turkig

Pressed I-lay

Hay loose Eggs _ Pressed Straw $0 ivhm ones li* Black Oats 'lll White Seed Oats 45 Black. seed oats 48

10 to, 10)

" 9

22 to 23 li to 8 18 to 20

$10 to $10.50

$10.50

Pork Hides Corninesl per bag 100 lbs 03.20

Living. _

lure trouble cured by mira hnrirl Heart and Nerve Pius.

him. Andrew Savoy, Grattm's, NZB.,

lrntes:-"ln the year 1905, l was taken nick and did not think I could live ‘any length ot' time. My trouble was with my heart and people told me that nothin could be done for a case like mine. consulted the very beat doctors, but they could do me no good. For seven weeks l could hardly cross the floor. I had no pain, bht wal lu weak nobod in the world can believe how l felt. 1 had given up all riopes of living and had given my little girl to my sister-in-law. . _

-:ailing me by name, said, ‘l.i'1zie, if I were you l would try a dose of Milbum’s Heart ind Nerve Pills aa they are good for heart trouble/ My husband got me a box, but lor two days I was not feeling any better, but eu the fourth day m husband said, ‘l believe those pills an dining you- od.” I was able in ny, ‘ Yea, I feel a gondudcal better this morning’ He said, ‘Wel|, I will get you another box right away/ I took two boxes and three doscn out of the third one, and I was perfectly welland have not been sick since then. .

“I will never be without them in my

home for God knows if it had not been for Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, 1 would not have been alive now."

Price, 50 cents per box, 3 boxes for

81.25, at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. llllbuni Cn.. Limiled. Tereitq, Oat

MAP- I)Il'AWlNG U( )MI‘l'}'I`I.'i‘l(lN

Sonic months ago Inspector* Mc-

.‘oi‘|iiut:_ oilrrcd scvvi'ul viilirnlill ,,i'i'/.cs to those pupils of his inspect- .»rati: sending, liim thc .best speci- iiicns oi iirap-ilmwing prior to April itlth. 1010. l\`o\lr liiindrcd an<l,i,liii‘ty sevcn niaps were entered in the com- petilcioii, Mr, l\lc(`ormac luis just éompleteil the ardiioiis task of judg- ing the maps, nntl. niiiiounccs thc fol- lovviiig resultszv

First I’rize-gold mounted fountain

pcii, value $5.00 to Joseph E. Uaiiip- bell, ('artli;;nii North School, (T. J, .\lcLcan, teacher.

Second Prim- “(`lussiv. Myt-hs iii

English l.it.erutui'e" vnluc $3.00 to (‘nrnirn lvlglitiimii, .\’f<.ntn~,:\i(~ lligh school, W. J, Fraser, tcaclier.

Tliiril l’i'i'z.c ~“lioiii;`s English Liter-

ature," value $2.00 to liouisa lVlcK:in- non, Brouklyii School, Miss Mary J. Sicliolsoii, tcnclit-i'.‘

Thr. work of the followin_i; pupils is

deemed worthy of lioiioriible mention a-nd Mr. i\1i:t`oi‘|iia<: has ilccldeil to give. Unch pupil a special prize of u (gluing ,iy a st.aii\dai‘d aiitlior.

Etta Molyiicaiix, (‘iiniberl'a-nd llill,

‘fCliiidren of tlir New Forest" by Capt, Mnryatt.

Iqwarf, \Vi_elitii:nn, Montugiic Bridge

--H¢,~cw,,,»,\ (pp Wake," by (`li'arlcs Kingsley.

Patti .I. Currie, Snuris East, “'I‘he

Iiancesnf liynworul," hy Clinrlotte M.

Xtljvllirilily ld. liourko, lirudciicll, “The 'palismmf' by Sir Wiiltcr Scott...

(;(=,0rge Lciiian, Moutiiigue liridirc,

“The Coral island" by M. liallaii-

"One day a friend came to see me, and,

_“Tom Browii’s Scliooldslsn by ‘Thomas Hughes. ‘

Fred Delorie, Georgetown Royalty,

“The Wonder Book" -by N‘8th&l‘1'l¢I Hawthorne.

The prize of a gold mounted fount-

ain pen, value $5.00 to the teacher of ,the school sending in the best eirlvihit

ent pupil, is awarded to Miss Bertha `Vessey, teacher of' Diinstatlnagc School. The* exhibits from the following

McCormac has awarded each of I teachers a special prize of a nicely bound volume of a well known au- thor. \ Y

Murray Harbor North School, Alll.

D. McLui°e, teacher, “Ai't of Writini-Z English” by Meiklriiolin.

Millcove School. Miss Bertha Mar-

tin, teaclicr, “Story of the Canadian People” by Duncan. _

Lorne Valley School, W, H. (wilf-

don, teacher, "ilngavn" by llallaii- tyiie. _

Hillsloro- Hi-nd Scliool. bliss lda

Webster, teuclirr, "My School and Scliooliiinstli"s" hy l\'liIl0f~

MON'l`AGUl`§ MILIIKISITB.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Baturdav Issue. .

Herring per hhl 85.00 to $5-00 Flour Roller procured $5 Cod per quintali _ I4 to $5 Oats 88 hu 40 Potatoes mr bus II to 25 Oatmeal per cwt. $3.25 Beef per lb 1 in 10 Eggs 16 Hay, per ton, loose ' $10.50 Pork 10| Butter per lb (croumery) 20 to 22| Barley per bus 50( Cabbage per dol 75 Hides per lb 8 to 9

___.____.____._ .

,Gay’s Plants"

'...Wc make ii specialty of growiiig vegcl.alilc and flower plains, as well' as carrying on thc most extensive market business in the Maritiinc l'ro- vlnccs.

This ycar we have devoted our

whole Lime, pcrsons\lIy to thc home' gawlcii, Mr. Camphel taking clmrgc, of the rctnil market, and we believe wc are in a better position than ever, before to attend to our lnrl-Zi' 1\\lu\'l her of customers at lioine and 21-1 hmail,-lfcluiv wc give a partial list, of our plants- »

Extra early trniisplanted calibaire

plants 50c per 100, late cabliagu i2c per 100, (ready about the 15th Jun.c,; l cauliflower and celery 75e per 100,lete tomato plantls 20c doz. Extra curly tomato 40c per doa. Uucnniber lfic. per doz piunpkin and sqll£\Sl\ 20.0 1101’

ot five maps, each dl`BWll bl' 5 d'm“" c“'°

Tli I _ s.&.in..!

. 552';

Tiny do

their duty.

Cantin-

lln, lil- _ _ lumen. Ililignhel, ' siuui. nu. siuiu.

|Ied\¢he.". ilk!-I-PllC`~

schools are of such merit that Genui‘°i-bwsiwm-n

Aster, Phlox, Verbena, Stein

Petunia, Marigold, Zlnnia, Bal- sam, Portuiaca, (doulblc and single.) na'stii':'tiuni, (tall .and

dwarf.) Mignonettc, Galliggiim (‘.li|°ysmit|iuiii, (lan<lyU.llt, 8alp` im;

sis, Iinrkspur, liobclia, Golden Jen.

fi.

ther, Bat.chelor's Buttons, Snapd -ag. gon, Hceilling pansy, Aineraiitliu ,lee

plant, Dusty miller. All the`-ayiovg annuals l5c pci' doz. Alyssnm, Lolielfs, Golden feielilier,

Dusty niillcr, and lee plant, llne*\e:dg_ ini; plants by the 100 751:, per loz. 15r, Salvia deep scarlet, (very fi ie), 241: per doz. Sr..dling dalilia, ( iii. hlc and Single) 20:: doz. Cosinas Sc pci' ilnz. 1-li~.lioti'npe| for m|¢5N_'c (graiidp 2.1¢: do'/._ Scedllng carnatiomi 25c per do'/._ Montlcratlns bulbs -in nach, 40c ner do'/., double dahlia biilim Rc ciicli 75p pci' dov.. Gladiolun 'uullm 5c iyicli l'i0r', doz.

1’ci'onninls \\`iutcrcil (lver~- large

i-lump plants -1‘ansy, Dailey, llama tions. liiantlius, Sweet William, For. getincnot. Iii: each we per don.-Hoi lyhocks- clioivc double (ic each 60%* tio'/..

We mail annuals postage free, but

l‘erciini:ils add one cent extra. for postage- l.atn cahbai: e Sc cxti'a-- 'l‘i‘i\nsplmit.i~rl lilnrly cabbage and cau- liflower Rc cxlru---Celery do. Late Toiiiato lic oxti‘a_. and extra early to- mato, lic extra for postage must be titlllcil.

lt would hr zulvisnlilo for large or-

ilcrs to linvi- plants pro by express ur freiixlit. A iiuiiilicr club-bint: together will find it to their advantage a/iid a liberal discount. will be made.

As our iiiarkct business is open

every day it will lie to the interest of custoiiuirs to call there when 5'.. all conveiiir-nl and parsoiially select tlicirpliiiits. li`iov.'crs have been so much iiiiprovrld of late years that the old time stock would not bu recor- iiizcd. '

Flowers appeal to children see that

they have a little garden (all their own) '1‘liey will appreciate it-Please rcniciiibar to send cash with orders, and write plainly sign name and ad- ili'i»:<s- -lCvei'_v year ive receive fi num' ber of orders without a sitznature.

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l cured a horse of a had swciliiig

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lfratliurst, N. U.

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