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WOMAN FACES if MURDER CHARGE

FORT WORTH, Tex., April 4,-For

trial somerliglit will be thrown upon

the first time in many years a'the relations betwecn the defendant woman charged with murder in tht-land hor husband and between tha “ret degree is to be placed on fcrialilatter andthe victim of the tragedy

in this city next Monday. 'lhe defen-

gant in the case is Mrs. 'l‘_ M.

rooks. wife of a promiiisnt attcfr-

ney, and her trial, upon the charge of having shot and killed Mrs. Mary Birlf0rd. department manager of a local dry goods store, is to begin next Monday in the Sixty-Seventh District Court.

The crime with which Mrs. Brooks

is Ch8Fg0d. was coiiiinitted on Janu-

QVY 15. of this year. and is believed 0 have been prompted by jealousy. Nelfhef MPS- Brfloks nor hzr husbanil have shown any inclination to makc a statement that would indicate thc cause of the tragedy, but for some time there have been rumors streng- ly hinting that Mis Brooks did not “V2 lmllpily with her husband and “that she believed her husbands affec- tion had been alienated by Mrs. Bin- »!0rd.Wb0 was divorced about two years 8-go and was ccnsidercd R rath- er fascinating and handsome woman. It is eilmcted that at the coming

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OPER TIO

Cured by Lydia E. Pink- ham"sVegetab|eCompound

Vaiiifton, Out.-“l had hc:-n si great

s|iflcrei` for five years. One doctor toiii me it was tilt-ers of thc uterus, and another told me it was a iibroid

tumor. No one knows what I suf-

. _- fered. I_ would

- ` ' ' _ always be worse

~ _' _-_ at certain periods, 2 Q S ,l and never was

' "1 rcgtilnr, and the

he-ii rin g-down puiiisivereterrible. I was very ill iii lied. und the iloctor told me l would

~ ' ~`- ' _ _ halve to have an _ ' _ 1 operaitioii. und _ that I iniglit die leiirinlr the op_eruf.ion. 1 wrote to my ~ ister about it. and she advised me to _take Lydiu li. l’iukliam`s Vegetable ‘(1ompound_ 'l`lirough personal expe- _riciice I have f`oui.d it the hcst nwdi- ,_c\iie_ in the world for feniule troubles, for ii has cured me. :ind I did not have _to have the operation utter all. The _Compound also help(-rl inc while puss- ini-T fhrougrli f‘h:inge of Life."-Mrs. Li;'ri'i'i/i lii..\ii:, (Tauifton, Ontario.

l,_vdi:i IC. I’inklinm's Vegctalile (Yom.

Hound. inaide from roots and herbs, fl* Proved to be the most siiccessfnl remedy 'for ruiuiig thc worst forins of female ills. including ilisplacements, inll_:imma.tion_ iibroid tumors. irromp laritics. periodic' pgi_iYi_is1,_l_g:ig~ka(-llr-_ hpnr- i§1i!~<l0WIi let-liiig. , ilatiilr-iicy, indiges- tion_ and nervous prosirution. lt costs

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g ' ‘ry _

and this prospect has greatly int.n;i- fied the public interast in the case.

Whatever may have been tha mar-

ital complications, whether Mrs. Brooks’ jealousy was well fouiidrd or based merely upon a tissue of her own imagination, is still 3 mystery. At all events, however, it seemed real enough to the defendant at the time of her desperate deed. Armed with a big, -old~fashioiied revolver, Mrs. Brooks,'on the afternoon of January 16, made her way to the dry goods store' where Mrs. Biiiford was employed. While she passed through the whole length of the low- er floor on her way to the elevator, Mrs Brooks met many acquaint- ances. Smilingly she bowed and stop- ped several times to chat pleasaiizly with her friends, not one of whom suspected for a 'moment 'that a few minutes-later, Mrs Brooks would he the chief factor in A tragedy.

Mrs. Brooks tooks the elevator to

the second floor of the establishment where Mrs. Binford was employed. As she stepped from the elevator Mrs Brooks inquired where she coul-d find Mrs. Biiiford, and as the latter ap- proachc-d, Mrs. Brooks, without say- ing a single word of giving any wiirn`ng, pulled her big revolver from her muff. Mrs. Binford rcali'/.ing her danger, grapplcd with Mrs. Brooks and tried to wrcst the weap- on from her. Her strength was no match. however, for that of Mis. Brooks and the latter quickly freed herself and forced the other woman against the wall. In the _scuffle the weapon was discharged, the bullet plowing its way through Mrs. Bin- ford’s hand.

With her victim at bay. Mrs.

Brooks stepped back and tirtd four tiines. The second ball struck Mrs. Binford in the left shoulder, the third one inch higher, and the fourth cntercd the base of the neck, shatter- ing the spinal vertbra. Just before her victim sank to the floor, Mrs. Brooks fired again, the bullet strik- ing Mrs. Binford behind the ear, coming out at the 'top of the head,

There were probably a hundred or

more witnesses to the tragedy. Shop- pers and clerks alike “seemed to be paralyzed by hysterical fright and without hindrance Mrs. Brooks pass- ed through the crow-d and 'reached the office of her husband, two blocks distant. She handed the revolver to ner linsimnd and with the murmured words “l am sorry, ' she sank to the floor unconscious. Later she was ar- rested and after waiving a prelimin- ary trial, was released under $103300 bail.

THE BlJl)GE'l‘ Sl’l~}ECH

Dl§l.1\"E‘RED YES'i`l1J.iDAY.

OTTAWA, April 5-Mr. Fielilingls

fifteenth annual budget statement was presented to the House of t‘om- inons yesterday afternoon.

It sliowi-d record surplus of $30,-

500,000, a revenue of $117,500,000 and payment of ull but $3,000,000 of the total expenditure on both capital and current. account out of the past. ycar’s incorne,` dcspitc $24,000,000 spent on National Transcontiiiciitui Railway construction, and --$11,500,- 000 spent on Public Works and other items of capital expenditure.

but a trifle to try it. :ind thi- result has bccn worth millions izosiifferinizwomen.

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E _ Vi/'e have for sale 5ooO bar*

rcls I-’ortland

Cement and are

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ed in .S

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hummcrsirle and

‘g able to quote low prices. l)eliver-

Charlottetown in cars of ioo

barrels.

The Rogers. Hardware Co Limited

A ‘ “THE i>.f\iN'r HOUSE” 1.’ 1 A lr' '

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THE LATEST FREAK I

UF' SUFFRAGETTES.

LONDON, April 1--The Siiflragettes

have organized to have great sport

Papers

Big new stock just

opened. Beautiful Patt- erns, for Parlor, Halle, Dinini Room, Bed Rooms, Kitchen. all Double Rolla. Borders - to match. Prices the 7 lowest. Sample Boch ready. Wall Paper on first floor.

9.29' lt.-_“i ¥".‘.

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while walking in tne streets to evade the census tomorrow night. From 11.30 D. m. to 12.30 a. m. they will circulate in Trafalgar Square. At 1 a. in. there will be B varied program in the Scala Theatre. Mrs. Pank- ‘ hurst will be in the chair. The march lof the women will be sung with Eth- 'el Smythe as conductor and Miss Peppcrcorn at the piano: There will be supper and breakfast at 3 west end restaurant where Mrs. Aldwell ,hae charge. From 3 ia.. m. to 8 a. in. there will 'be races in the Aldwy- che skating rink. Several members will give all 'night at homes. The suflragietn say that legal punishment ll iinpoalible owing to the faulty wording of the act of parliament.

John Burns is in an awkward Dosi-

Jtfoii. He has 'charge ofthe census but is unwilling to ‘prosscirtc and probably there will be no prosecu- tions owing to the fact. that tba few thousand women lnvolvgd will be rc-

* , |>‘,“. ,turned as vagranta by -the police who

_arc instructed to count. all pai-cons iii

i the street! on Sunday night.

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APRIL 6 r ii

..,,. -r-1-in cnARi.o'i°ri:'rowN GUARDIAN ~ -nmol. -..f....»- i

U. M. W. of America, and 0,000 men along the (‘row's Nest Pass line are ‘out 6! work at thc mines. It will inet be long before ii large number of railwl crews will be moved or laid oil. 'I‘-he only mine in western Cana- da Coal Operators' Association work- eing, is the Mctllllivray Creek Coal land Coke Company nt Cni~bonnda`ie, near Colman. The mine was idle all 'winter and both thc men and the company went to work under a ape- cial agreement by which all thc out- put ia contrnctcd for in Spokane, so that it cannot supply thc shortage for other companies.

Should it do so or should the C.

P. R. exercise the privilege of taking coal eu route, the men will be called out immediately. The miners blame the (‘. P. R. and Lewis Stockett more than the minc niiinagers for the whole trouble. The company has steam coal stored for five months use and therefore is not dependent on the operation of the mines. The other companies followed Stockctt's dictatian. Tlic miners any that Jim Hill will not allow his mine to he used a tool by the C. P. R. to strike unionism. They cxpcct the compan- ies to sign up individually and thus break up the rissocintioii.

The companies will tukc n<l\'nntugc

of the strike to overhaul and ini- provc their plants. Two hundred nienibers of the building trades union quit work today as :i protest against thc open shop policy declared by the Builders exchange. The men express their willingness to return on Mon- day :it the schedule of wages offered by the builders. This will probably hc done.

Manager Kidd, of the Western (inn-

udn. Coal Company. nhich is not in thc Westcrn (‘onl Operators' associ- ation, offered to renew the old ai-,rce- ment, but the miners rc!-i.-:i_-tl to :tc- cept_ The mine wus not running full force und nbout 200 men quit today.

The Eureka Coal Company, at Tn-

h?r, agreed _to pay the new scale, and made ii tcnipornry agreement. The Alberto Coiisolitlated company is working; it is non-union.

IN MEMORIAM.

Passed peacefully away on March

19th, after u short illness, bornc with Christian resignation, Sarah, relict of the late 'lhonias Weutherbe, of l'eter‘s Road, in thc 64th year of licr nge. It seems but a dream, so short has-been the time, since we last beheld thi: departed, engaged in the manifold duties which fell to her lot.

The writer can scarcely realize that

we have parted with one, who lived so long in our midst, and filled so prominent a place in the affections of lthe people of this community. We icel sure that we voice the sentiments of her many acquaiiitances, when we say that the late Mrs. Weatherbe was a woman of high moral charac- ter and iiprightiicss; straightforward, ,nn upholder of right, kind, forgiving und social in her disposition. Hers was indeed an exemplary life, whose Christian graces came from an inti- unite knowledge of the “Sacred Word." Yet the declining years of the departed were partially clouded by bereavement. We well remember, when the entire family, made the "Home" a centre of activity, and bent‘their energies to its develop- incnt. But. insidious disease came. The two sons, in the prime of life; then the father were rciuovcd. Still the devoted mother, though grief- stricken strove and succeeded in the management of the depleted home. On the 13th of March last, the mother was again called upon to mourn the death of the younger daughter, to whom shc ministered in her illness. Shortly after this she was herself prostrated upon ii sick hed. from which _ despite, all that could he done, she ncvcr rallied. The tired,_paticnt body found its rest. Her spirit ascended to he with God, and to grcct the loved ones, await- ing her corning.' The deceased was a ineinbcr of the Presbyterian Church at 1‘cter's Road. The funeral aer- viccs wcrc conducted by thc llcver- cnds Andrew Gray mid lilwcn Mac- liougiill, butli of whom tcstiilcd to

°._£‘..5..I!I.9..'§.!./'\

lha Kind You ilava Always Bought .Ii°.‘:.r:.:;‘;.

Forty cases new hats for men

arrived last Saturday. And how many times more than forty wore in before-would be worth tolling But w_e get them as fast as they get out-and t.haf.'s going some. Get yGur`s now.-Prowse Bros. Ltd. 3-30dtf

Prowse Bros Ltd have their

Mlllinery Opening on next Thurs- day evening. Watch thelrads

4-3d4l.

"Lots of fun and pleasing special-

ties at the Opera House Easter Mon- day night. 4-4d6i-

l I

§“‘|‘§° Want ff ' a

and l‘ -

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waitin

Ifyou want A reliable. accurate

watch let ua qecommcnd the Elgin. The lulfiri 'hatch ia. iinotuail|,v's watch vnrd.l€very ljimepparfa Ls make ofthe Linen E-iatar a y the manic ilied an c.o§Iorn cvaryw ora by evsryh y and fully luarantes

, lu our display. -

N ' Tanton

The following is the standi g

U10 l-\UPils in the city schools for month ending March 31st., 1911.

WEST KENT STREET.

R. H. Campbell-Loo Clarkin,

Kathleen Beales, Marion Stewart.

J. G. Bennett-Ernest Auld, Morley

Newsom, Jack ,S‘terns.

M. R._Bethi1nc-Gerald Kelly, Nel-

son McEwen, Geo Gardiner.

G. H. Campbell-John Farmer, Wil-

fred McLeod, Fanny lilcl.cod. , Mary Goriifcot-Waiter McDougall (Helen Block, Herhcrt Vcssey) Pearl McKay.

Miss McKenzie-Willie Mcllougall,

Willie Davies, Willie Hale,

Miss M. Gillis-Gladys Crawford,

Jean Tait, Jennie Dewar.

Pal pitation of The Heart. .

When the heart begins to but irregu-

larly or intermittently, palpitafe and tlxrob, skip beats, beats fast for a time, then go slow as to seem almost to stop, it causes great. anxiety and alarm.

The least excitement or exertion seems

to affect it.

Many people are kept in a-`atato~»l

morbid fear of death, become weak, worn and miserable, through this unnatural action of the heart.

To all such sudcrers l\lilburn's Heart

and Nerve Pills ma give prompt and premaneiit relief.

Mrs. John Thompson, Mill Cove, N.B.,

writes:-“just a few lines to let you know what Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills have done for me. I have been troubled with weakness and palpitation of the heart; would have severe choking

spells, aiid_could scarcely lie down at 1 l. I tried many remedies but got none to answer my case like your pills did. I :an recommend them highly to all suiier- ing with heart and nerve trouble."

Milburifs I-lmrt and Nerve Pills are

qoc. per box or 3 boxes for $i.25 at al‘ iealcrs or will be mailed direct on rcceipl Jf price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Oni. 1

the firin hope of a glorious rest, pos- sessed by thc deceased. One daugh- ter survives, viz: Mrs. William Jack- son of Peter’s Road. The brothers and sisters are: lsunc Acorn of Mt. Vernon, William Acorn of Peter's Road and Joseph Acorn of Picton, N. S. Mrs. John Bears of Brooklyn and Mrs. Daniel Campbell of l"e'tcr's Road. The reuiuiiis accompanied by a large c0ncoiirsv*Uf'“frieiids and re- latives was interred in thc new cein- etcry at ,Murray River. To the bc- reaved daughter and relatives the heartfelt sympathy of the community is extended. ‘Mong pastures green he'll lead his

flock,

Wliear__livin_g _strcurns appear

And God the Lord from every cyc

Shall wipe oil every tear. --W.

IN MEMORIAM.

The death of Mrs. Matthew (irallu

ocrurred on March 29th at her resi- dence iu Gladstone. Deceased was fifty-five years of age and passed peacefully away after a lingering ill- ness which she bore with patience. She was a consistent member of the Baptist Church and was confident. of receiving her reward in the home on -high. Formauy years she was an active worker in the temperance cause and was always _ ready and willing to assist any onc in need which shc nlwnys believed, wus nn obedience to God's coini`nand’. t She wus of ii vcry friendly disposition und leaves to mourn her hiisbahd, six sons and tlircc daughters name- ly:-Frcdcrick, John, Silis_ Saiidyln Trenton, N. S.; George, (`-hurlcs and onc dziuglitcr l’ercillzi Juno nt honie :ind Sadie and Mary in Aliiicy. The hereuved family have thc sympathy of the whole community. (Other pa- pers plcaee copy.)

IN MEMORIAM.

Passed to his rcst on the 13th Feb.,

1011, Dan Bulman of Itusticovillc, l‘.

1E. Island, lifter a long and honored ifc of eighty-live years. Mr. Bulman was one of a family of eight, two of whom still remain to mourn: Mrs. George Robinson of Charlottetown und Reuben Bulinan of New Glasgow, also his, two nieces Adelaine Cras- well and Winnie Craswell who cared

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Wliiil IHHUUGH Sllllii IN THE CITY SCHUUI-5

Lieriinniocie, Aim., .iprn 2-'rue' I ' G

mines are all idle in District No. 18,l _- - . ~n of A_ A, wadman-Kenner-h Johnson,

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Maud Hcalcs, (Isabel Burkc. Ffid Large.)

Miss (`._G_ McMillan-Jean Louson,

John Mclfachein (Jack Large, Nor- man Mcifhcrson.)

Miss M. Finlaysrn-William Nichol-

son, Gordon Larter, Alice Roebuck.

Mini; McConnel-Louise McDougall,

liuth McLean, Vcra Peake.

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL.

Jus l.andi‘i‘g_»_an-l)iv I: F. Mc(7urey,

'u. rim-ns, ii. Mckenzie. niv ii; E.

Siiritli, A. Biancliiird, W. Blanchaid.

1'. S. Ilrazllcy-Div I: Wallace Prun-

ty, Uarmille Gallant, Howard McIn- iiis, Div I1: E. Prought, Wilfred Mad- dignii, Louis Blgncharii. I I.. Smith--Div I: Fre-il Coyle. Ray- `.mond Johnson, Fred Steele. Div Il: Frank Vessey,`U`rhaii Pineau, Cyril 'I`raiiior.

Alice Fcnnessey-(L. Howntt, R.

U'Neill) D. Stewart, George Fran- cis. ~

Annie E__ McDonald-Div I: Edmund

l‘ollnrd, James Johnson, Frederick l’cri~y._ Div ll: Wm. McDonald, Lea McKenna, Claude Welsh.

Mary Fai‘mcr-George iloylc, James

Zogaili, (Chas l‘crry, Bciloni Glinis- son).

Alice M. Wyuiic-licrtic lirlcinnis.

\\'m `12o;_gaib, John McQuai<l.

H. M. Towaii-Jaincs McDonald,

Francis Mclioiiald, Arthur Martin.

Winnie Mc(`ourt-\`erncn Madidigan,

Artcmas Clinton, Francis Savidniit.

PRINCE STIlEl‘lT SCHOOL.

J. D. Seaman--A. Gordon, G. Mus-

scrvry, M. Gates. '

Miss L. K. Scott-L. McKcii'Aic, K,

White. J. Fiiilaysoii.

Miss B. Bovycr-G. Mcl.cod, H.

Bngnall, R. McPhail.

Miss L. M. l’assm0re-L. Dewar, IG.

Fash, B. Illatch.

Miss E. E. McKinnon-li. l)ut'li:-

min, E. Hartling, M., Worth.

Miss E. F. Yeo--»E. Jenkins, li

Seaman, L. Dui-ke.

Miss i‘. Haslam-Div 1: M. Chanti-

ler, D. l-lood, G. Billingsly, Div ll' I. Acorn, G. \Vaui;lian, E. Haines.

Miss lil. Irving-D. Hutchison, tW.

Godfrey, H. Worth). (E. Tooints, W. Duchemiii).

Miss A. Wiitson-G. Taylor, L. Mc-

Leod, A. Stewart, Miss K. Mcl‘h:-r- ron ~-A. Ward, V. Miillii.s, D. Wriglit.

Mi.»s L. J. Taylor-(Vern l’ouud,

lhltiiri I-lcnncy, F. Small R. Mitrlicll,) Clarence liiclleotl, R-ta P0uiid,) Thus Allan.

The Army of Constipation

la`Growin¢ Smaller Every Day.

CAR'l`ER'S LITTLE _,jk -- LIVER PILLS are ’ ’ / izrmisis--lu.‘¢y .ia ff , :_

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Ilia; pgrmahilllly ' '__ , , - :rs

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GGBUADQ iimt Lau Signature

for him during his long and tedious illness. The service at the house was condtictcd by Archdcncon Reagli. John McKay, Nelson Orr, William ()i‘r, George Buotc, Frank Andrews,

I/irteinzis Ilolliiigs bore the remains ,to tlieir lust resting place. ive miss thcc from our home dem-

uncle

Wc iniss tlicc froiii thy plucc

A shudow o'cr life is rust

Wu iiiiss thc suiisliiiic of thy fiirc

Wc miss thy kind and loving hiiiiil

Thy fond und earnest care

Our home is dark without. thcc l We ruins tlicc in thy vncnnt. cliniix

lIOMl‘}Sl'lI‘ll{lilliS' l5}X(!lIliSI<iNH.

'l`hc Grniirl Triink Rnllwiiy has issu-

crl ri circular nutlioriziiig all Agents in (`anadii. to sell Homcscckcrs' idx- cursion tickets to points in Wr~_sl.crii Cniimla. This is interesting informa- tion for those desiring to take advan- tage of these excursions on certain dates from April to September 1010. The Grand Trunk lloutc is thc uiost interesting, taking ii pnsscii’gci' through thc popiilatcfl trcntrcs of (Tuu- iida, through Chicago and tlicncc vin Duluth or thru Chicago anti thc twin citica of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Ask Grand Trunk Agents for further particulars. 3-23dt.hstutlSep19.

Wo are getting ready for our

Milllnery opening-and it is cer- tainly going to be the event of the spring in Mllllnery circles. Watch for our announr.ements._ P|'0WSB BIOS Ltd' 3-30Cll.f

Make your dates for

the VACUUM CLEANER. liner & Weeks. 4-idli

I nvestjgate Our S _uperiori ty

It stands to reason our

corps of skilled experts can do your work better, more 'economically and efficiently than you ever could. They can give more to the work than you can, and besides laundering is a trade they have studied and mastered.

You get host satisfaction by

sending here. Your work is care

fully, quickly and neatly finished. The charge is agreeaiily Io\v.

Phone iii for our wagon.

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., 'I jeweler Sunnyside. ` I A J _ t A A F' w°b““’rm"-

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MADE IN CANADA

Pure-Wholesome-Economical _

- ' d b ll the large Bakers and Caterers, as

ii/Sell alislsy th<i’l>;i! home bakers ancl cooks. Food pro- '

ducts that are produced in clean factories are best. E. w. o1i.i.a'r'r co. urn. -ronosro. our.

fculifiiiiiiiu cillissirii-:ii A00

I ~ iii;i.i> 1- “M ‘ ‘ __ (JST, in this city, pocket book

vAN'p].;p’ girl for gciiciml I~'ii»u~- J roiitliiiiiiig sum of iiiuncy, if

work, Apply to Mis. -I. 1'- wnrd if iiiiilcr returns to ldxuiiiiuii

sims, em iiicinmlnti st. ~1_/~..itr. onice. 4_5d3ii.ti_

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V V _-._ - _i t»r;_;iiiiiv.c territory uiul iicl. us gcuti

- ' :il aigciit. Stntc cxprriciicc, iniluiv

wiintcd und give rcfcrciice. Writc ‘ A

iiiiurrliwii tllmrlottctowii. 4-~4il.

' ‘ou sAi.i<:` isiiiisiiris wiiui- rue _ _ - _-

i*.lirce.e1Al>l1ly cvciiiiipti-i' io l\lra. ll. /\- liN'l`1‘}lll lllilll for l.:ciici'nlV liiiin- Mclginnon 2,3 l<‘it.v.roy St. 4-ltltf. ' work. Apply tu l'crlc_v Mnlih

l* wi-»'=\f» Mistizttaniitius...

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;ilt?tl.]sli'll}‘\(i>’ly"to .lziiiics Httickiiiiin, |)AllKl‘}lt DYE WORKS-We linvt- winsitic stntion. 4~n.ii-i\vi\<i- Ulf* °i1°"l'Y f“'” I`“"*‘" DY" “'“""~- __,,,_____,_ _._ _ , _ , Toronto, well and iiivoruliiy knoiiu '$011 SALE (`Hl‘lM'~ "“ “‘f'”l'dH tliroiiglioiif; the Island. Work untii.~i _ _ \\'l1C01 0\\“i\`~ f\l’|’ll' "t _m “est ed to ns will have our cui-cful atttii St' - 4_;',.i:;iptl. tion, .lohn T. Mcl{cn1.ie_ fi-itlillm

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\ riiics io Iustitiitcs. Jus. .l<>\\t‘S. _ liivcr, will run his niill W~~l\ni-i- l.,,w,,,,\_ 4- .’»tlt»iptl. duys und Fridiiys to cri»ick_;;i‘:iiii ini

‘ou skim. nic <'=n~tii,;.~in iiistitliili 4”1““"""

ll will B011' nt public uiictioii ut T" LET

12f_\i of April at 2 o`clr>ck p.u\-. 0119 ‘

[l ll

sliupc und in cxccllciit. coiiilitiou for Km; git, Y _*_ 4-5id`tf. *A

si-rvice. 'l`cruis_ iiiiitlc known nt siilc. r 10 L1-,J-P"T5,',Bé on king Stu nm, WW- W- B"Hl"tt' Sec' "f l‘},"`t‘tutc' _, iiuilwziy' Station, (lity with

_ _ 4'_'m"" ___._- rooiiis iind hot wiitcr lieutiug. Applx

‘(ll{VSAl.l<I-A lzirgr two tcucuieut at 5,; pl-ince St 4_]t\r,il,,1_

ll house with lnwn. Apply on the Y `0'L’E.l._0ne' lm" of m,|)5u,_il,_,, |ii'ciiiisri-i to IC. 15. Jortion, Lit; _llppcr '_' house on (,,_,,,hm_ Stu Mm|,,,,, Hmsb°l"’ Slxect' _ ‘1"MU'_- coiivciiiciicrs, rcut iiiudciuic. I\i‘i\lY

Fwon S,\1,l3, 13 pure bred York- to Sidney tlrcy. Y >n_>;l-3||_lLi _ nhirc pigs, sows null hours froiiyy ‘O Ilwlp 1,-Um, moms' Nm HI..

licst, prim: \\'iiiin-i-s. :‘\l'i‘\Y U’ W- U-I _ water 5-L_ Apply to :ml ]{,,,,

l'opc (Eookc, York, l’. IG. I. |S't 3___23,\tf_

. . . _ iiilmmwll ' ‘O l,l'l'l`, stiirii, I purt of Mclni a

‘fum `\AI'|"' J ‘\yr"hH” ‘Wuxi PMI __ luiil<lini:, suitable for gcii ini ` months Um' of “ond mllkmg,lnisiiivss. llurgc culliir null wnrrlil st

Swain' Apply t" C' H' R°hcrLs""’|iii t~oiiiict'ti\»i\. A. (Turrie & (‘o

i\’lui'slili0_ld_ __ W iirriililtiilltl-______,_ ih-,,,,,.,,,_ / 3._.g_r,,||m_

i ' A _i ' W' I igtlliy llllb __,_____ ,,,__ `_____i ‘"“"“" $'t“""'“ 0" mm r io ‘.i~;'i‘-'rite soiitiici-n part oi ti

ure hrcil English hcrksiiirr- \>o:ii,‘ IR ._ Mi.l’hnil Terrace ou Iiiiitl iouths old, weight, upwards of .£00 str-cet, ut present ,occupied hy ll lbs. This. hog was bred hy \\`. ll. l‘rowsc. Possession given lst hifi). Durhinn of tmturio, and is of i!0<1<llF.iiniiii‘c of Mrs. John McPhail, lf!

' ‘OR SALE 150 acres lund good i3;_________'-_- _ - :___ -- -.- 7

buildingii on limckley Point, llond, 6 iiiilca from (`liiirlottclowii_' _ _ .- _ ._

Apply on thc prciniscs to J. Hl_:i|ilcy _ \",’\N'l`l<ID to rcut. ut oiirc two oi Wcillock or 1". Il. llorue, (‘it_y_ i l|,,~p,» fm-ni;<hp,,1 1-nomo, suiluliii

_ Ii--'Z'-Iliff. flor light. lioiist-lci‘t~pii\_i: |\l`lff1‘l`\'

. 'wluilil tiikc -uirill l\iriii~iln‘d lin* ii

*Oil SAI E double tciirnicnt liousc' ' ' ' `

I, ll , i ii

All on Upper l"rinco St. Applv f_t>i""U'f'“"‘ A"l’l-‘° M"‘qi,.P' ' '

'_ ' » »___. ' ftiuiirlizin tillicc, it,_v.

Mis. lawn. riucsgm _ .i neixtitf. `|“ ‘ 4_,d3,D,,_

` ‘till SALE, seed wheat, Whitt. "YV" A ‘ I .c,,,,,

4 ' 4 ‘ 1, _ . A' ltussiau seed wheat. 162 Vi<'_ioi'iiil\\rAN_Tl"D 'lo RFNT “~ mm

g , , I ti f mv: r cight rouu\~

l-{~9-l\--'--`I`-'-lln--¥9\Y=ifT>-----3-Tl'Mlm' - l Moilcriil[dllli\'cNiiciil;|:s_0 West. ciiil 1 I YAFICS THAT GIVE Al_lS(lllU'l`l§ t‘ii. ‘cfcrrcll. `/\ ply ut this ilflitc

_V ill P

S PROTECTION from fire, Uomin- 4-5d3ip<l.

lon Bula & Vault Co’s Safes. All ANTED__0ld Uameo bmacheq'

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hurch comniuu

ond hand safes also. Tho Canadian _ Om Jewelry’ Omc - 9.1,., k C _ L, it (L St* J h ion tokens, old gold coins also old

V B stumps und mahogany furniture. ‘ ‘ ‘ A. iciiin, iii; out-innin st., st. -lull"

sizes and styles iiistock. A few sec-

aians o mc on,

_ N. ll fl-'lrli~RRinf\

rii‘iii'iIlEiioiiIi“ii§“ iiiiiiioi I

Now is thc time to plain for spraying. 'I`licrc is

I no usc growing fruit that is not Szilczihlc.

NIAGARA BRAND |.lME-SULPIIUR

:intl ARSENATE ol LEAD will givc you thc best possible results. 'I`lic hcst in- secticide-tlic host controller of scah. Docs not rtisscl thc fruit or burn the foliage.

\Vc curry :i full linc of Bl"./\\' sprziy piiiups. AULD BROS ` J. A. MOORE Wholcszilc llisiriliiiloizs (Ecu Agt llrmclbroolc

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! 4-1 swdrtf. K V _ [-1 Reliabie i

IMoto'i° Supplies

| Our motor supplies :ind fittings :irc superior to tiny; ordinary mail ordcr articles. scll at more rcasotiriiilc prices, are shipped promptly and urrivc on tune at tlicir dcst.iiiation---sonicthingthat niakcs our scrvicc distinctive.

Our .stock is lzirgc and cxteiisivc. We can supply

any demand and thi: quality~ :uid ipuiiitily of display will please even thc most exacting. livery ordcr receives

proiupt attention. Send for price list.. _

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Uuarnnieed K- W- Spark Coils Combined miter scoop and Make-and-break spark coils iitraincr

1’ii.ck-ird wire (Primary and Tank bushes

nncundxiryi Gasoline pipi-, tin, copper iinii

Bchubler carhurotora land

Grease and oil viipii Propellers

Thrust bearings Bronze ahaftinf

' auiissi noni g'nf;¢uf,',f_\1v vhev I

A|b*‘“l~ ¥_"’"°_ Knit andampere me-it-rs

Aiitoinaiic bailerii. averse acura.

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Bruce Stewart 8:? Co.

Charlottetown, P. E. l. '

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