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_ IS “Ot 3 Cll'0p Of algo]-10| in'it_ It Days to buy ln this province. I 'Mrs-. E. Crosby, Cape 'l‘ravei-se, was

You have asteady, even gain day by day, Ask - __ , _ i.. ri.. my y...o...iiy_

Ayer s Sarsaparilla is a tonic S l

bout,t S h_ ’ Y0lA‘d0Ct0I' J. J lllckiunon, City left yester-

a I . BCI-lf€ I5 i1pDI'0Val flf5t, then gt) ahead_ Gym(-,,,_ day for St John. H. W. Longworth, City, returned

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Jewelry

takes precedence over al other renieinberzinces at this

We have a large assortment

of Rosaries Crosses, Lockets

A pleasure to have yoi_i drop u and see theui.

W. W. Wellner Jeweler

day's iss from the this city.

sie & (Jo

day after

(’apt.

by the

. llev. R.

The Ea

passenger

bo und for

B. McDonald, Sourls, was

in the city yesterday.

ster sermon 'in lust Satur-

ue of the Montreal Star is

pen of Rev. W. Harrison of

Clarence Harris, representing Vas-

., St. John, was among the s to Murray Harbor yester- noon.

McDonald, of Georgetown left

Minto yesterday morning New York and from there

- Will ll1`<\Cecd to England to take

charge of

J. F.

Cook"s

Photos

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Our New Stock of Men’s Shoes and Oxfords

are beautit s. Alltlmtls new you will limi here, and the prices arelowcr llinn last year See oui' $3 soniiil $.;.oo shoes as good a value as inns! $5.oo shoes.

You ran always szivc inoiicy by dealing

at the old reliable shoe slorc -

A. E. llllcliaclien

The Shoe Man

81 & 8.; Queen Street.

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Sterling Bitters

i The Never Failing I

Heart,l\erve And Stomach Remedy A Proven Mrdicinc ol Exceptional Value _ Testimonals and References

hy the hundred from lpeoplciql

most prominent in City and

Country. No failures. l

Sold ()nl_v Ry -

P. MCQUAID,

42 Queen Street | ON'i\vsiti‘ Au ti Fros

l"ashion’.¢ $4

Shoe l

The Best 1

`ii punishment of sufficient severity to

them with a wholesome re-

I<`usliioii`s latest edict in

a full-rigged ship.

Profit, City, Grand Scribe

, Sons of Temperance of P. E. Island

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7 School

of page

r work.

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l)uriii

i up inercial

good pos

Martin;

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of Moore

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city, was

this sort

‘ impress

spect for

was recen some morocco bound Bible as agilt

__ civnl, ste

6': Co.; M pliei' with rance Ufli

bor yeste

_ tion with

\ , ithere.

whether b

spring footwear for woiucn is | correctly and beautifully por- i

l' frayed iii our present showing j of Queen Quality shoes and

|| boots for ladies.

Queen Quality 'footwear is

the best ou earth, niade in a factory whcrc a mammoth

orgaiii‘/.ation of workiucii .strivezis ouc iiirui to keep i Queen Quality slices at their present place iu popular zip- prov.il. Qiieen Quality shoes need no breaking in, have

Price 5oi~ per bottle. r __ _

ME?

\/Ve are now ready

to deliver best quality of Roach Lime from Kilns on St. Peter'S Road in large and Small quantities suit- able for farming buildings and white- washing,

C. Lyons Q2). Co

4-~i8d2n;i

; l 135 Queen Street.

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E DR A. B. REID

l)EN'l’lb"l‘ ()l`l`iro lioiirsll liiud '

" li ()\'i»r .It-|ikiusi\" Hon

1\'i~:\v riiowsi; i;i.oi'.i< `

Cllilrtl' Vhnrlot tutown. P. lu. I. W'

'lllliwwoa ~

» gold was tor Webb while. Ser

district.

pliable soles, :irc iiiade in _,.,.h(,Ol__S finest leathers avid latest lasts. ' Webb, is See otir window.

Prices $4.00, 4.50 and

Boston,

continue rather. t.< oiliee. (ln

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for his Iii

tle hetwe Governor

‘Beaver l"leur”

in 100 pound bags

this week at

Beer ®. (ioff’s

ton Post clei-gyinen

yesterday

nicnt und Mcara.

ministers

$2.60 per bag

statement

are lined ment of

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Farm for _Sale

Mrs. L. T. Fenner offers for sale

her frtehold farm “Viewfield" con- sisting of 150 acres of land at Bon- shaw, about 60 acres are under cul- tivation and the remainder is cover- ed with timber, hardwood and poles. The buildings are in a. first class state of repair. Conveniently situ- ated to stores, churches and schools. being within half a mile of farm. Farm is also well watered. The growth of timber is hard to beat. For further particulars apply to own- er on premises. 3-24dfmw1f»lDd. 5 l '

Fresh, Pure Cream Bread-

Loner a.n`i Cream Bread

ziiidisce our Studio.We

C have been here ten year this month, and zi great many changes have taken place See our samples.

Bayer Pluto Studio

approache you not as police not belie claim the

ly, iievert the news; to the e

body to ()'Meara.

`l retiring tl

-‘M Y 3 `i§(ci:;iii;iti§)sritc>n havin ex iired. Strenu

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s are being made in many

civic clrcl

:irc iiiavii

appoint lv

Telephone l92 J

ii iiiisii Su goon l)vnlist B rlinl)ontnl l"M’l0l’S Richinond Bt Phone l5.iJ Dior l’rr\\\ se Bros

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ing Washer

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is kiiown far and wide for its purity, wlicleroiiieiiess and ’ general excellence.

It is home-made hrend iii 5

every sense o`iily .i. little lcv- | ter-more delieiciis than the

_ usual kind, '|`liert- is not B

loaf of bread sold over -A roiiiitrr lhiit can iipprrach

our Cream Bread. Try il.

Ilb. Ill... 56 2lb,|osf.... . ... mv

Lunch shit Bakery

norii.

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aitosow v Ano tml s1'RBB‘l’

Nsiv vom: cmr. ,

win-iii em .icon a Wm l’°“'*_°' lioiioown

im¢~..i'. nur iiioeii mm I|i»g;:!5f"f

I'-ll=!‘5l%:.t.;0pp0f°&\l|ll'\l°%°m° l M.-

last. ii lifetlnie.

“in wash ,,,,y||,in¢ from hsniikerchiefs to hlnnkeiii

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2l::.x'r.-.r.’.‘f.i'. ur. :rs .‘.i...'. ri .:..... .. Cgniior Hall Menrinir Washer.

l gui WASH- E ull dripp- inir wet on he kitchen floor, becaiise it iii hinged, a n tl when open llio water d r i p es buck _into the miichiiie.

’l‘hcre is no h

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i'a's appo assert th are acqua O'Meara's sioner. W

The Connor Ball Bear ii;‘;;;;§",;f

ofllce the free from other corrupting influences. We also

at he has given us a useful nt administration.”

believe th and efficie

a palatah disorders liver. It free from drugs. 5 Central D

tly the recipient of a hand-

Summerside District Sundav

Association in recognitioii

services in teinperaucc

the last two weeks the fol-

lflwifllr graduates of the Union Gom-

Gollege have been placed in

tions Miss Belle Mai tin

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stenographer with law firm of K.

Miss Helen White, stenogra-

plier with the lar re dry oods fi

i., _ g rm

& Mclieodg Miss Ethel Per- nographer with Peake Bros. iss Ida McS\vain, stenogra- D. H. Stewart, ESQ., Insu- ce.

R. Mathieson, of the P, E. I. R.,

a passenger to Murray Har- rday afternoon in connec- injury to railway property

During the past few days ti

certain hoodlum element in that iisii-

1 filly well-

serting it a number way prop

behaved town has been us- sclf and the result has been of lirolnii windows in rail-

erty there. Perpetrators of of mischief -should be meted

the property of others,

elon in to the Goi ernment

- K ii- ' . ally owned. ‘

close of the school of in- of signalling, which has progress for the' last six

n Saturday, last, two pleas-

ing presentations took place, when

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ctors were suitably remem- the members of the regi-

.inents taking the course. A purse of , .

presented to Sergt. Instruc-

of the permanent force,

gt. Instructor Aitbur Lind-

say, ol. No. 8 Signalling Section, this

received a handsome cala-

bash'pipe, in recognition of their vi-iluable work in connection with 'the

t. John Telegraph. Sgt. now in (lhai~lotteto\\'u.

'Police Commissioner l)'Mcara, of

a . .` _ _

native of this province, is iis year from his ollicc, his

cs to have Mr. 0'M'eara his roniiiiissionership, or

>_havc liiin rrfuppoiiitcd in

'the contrary other forces

ig’ it their business to ask

ial retircrziciit and the hat-

eu the'two cciitres around

Foss, who will make the

appointment of aiiotbcr official or re-

Ir. <)'Meara. A recent Bos-

says: Six representative called on Governor Foss afternooii to ludorse the

adniinistriitioii of the police depart-

t (lomml-,stoner Qtcphcn (l'-

e- . _ A petition, signed by- 150

names, purporting to be Protestant

had been previously to Gov-

ernor Fos not re-appointed. Dr. Myers made the

s asking that 0’Meara be

that there were 150 names

of ministers signed to this petition. The comiriittec politely doubted that 150 Protestant ministers in Boston

up against the reappoint-

O’Meara. The statement of

this committee to the Governor fol- lows: "We have learned that certain prominent

clergynien of llcstou have

d your Excellency to urge

to reappoint Mr. O’Meara cnuiiriissioiier. While we do

ve that these gentlemen

right to represent their va~

rious religions denominations official-

helers the implication from iapcr reports is practically

ect that the Protestant

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clergy of Boston are opposed as is

the reappointment of Mr.

We regret exceedingly tha-1;

lc should form the opinion Protestant clergy of Boston

ns a body are opposed to Mr. 0’Mea-

i a

ntment. We emphatically t such is not the fact. We

inted with the course of Mr

regime as police commiss-

e believe that he is a gen-

tlie highest personal inte-

d that during his term of police department has been

political control and many

Stone Root. Compound is

le and efficient remedy for of the kidneys, bladder and

is a vegetable, preparation opiates and all injurious

Oc. bottle. E. A. Foster, rugatore. Sunnyside.

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need lo place the cover of

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:oar//(I

sad take up

the OONNOR

lf L ` ,il steam..

the centre of the tub to tear

H \ LL NEA lt-

- prei-is Lpmber

and built to

Ea-y tn woi'k.Runs/in biill be rinizinand

why slioiild you ilvudze on in the slime

Wrltc tntlul’ l-0 _ R. T. lrlolmfiii. Ltd., Siimmerside.

The Rogers ||a,-dwiire Co.. Ltd , Char

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's"m°PEA ' ' 'ffgzifyioanawé seiiai 25 cis ln

is ual t what ou

here Seo them.-Pl'0WS0 BYOS

No Dost in ‘~

t h c clothes

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iitfliiihpeiiyladgiusblo as rnuohfcr else 5¢

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I ]eweler~Opticim1

yesterday from Boston.

J. 0. and Mrs l-lyndiiian, City, re-

turned yesterday lroin st. John.

Miss Ruth Campbell, Grahani’s

Road, left yesterday for Moosejaw, Sash.

Miss M. E. Nantes of Charlotte- town is visiting Miss Nellie Alward, Hiilelock, N. B.

Police officers raided the premises

of Patrick Mullin on Richmond St., city, on Wednesday and secured a quantity of beer. This is now under- going analysis.

The auction sale at 15 Brighton

Avenue on Monday 24th inst al; one 0'ClUCl¥ Will Hive everyone a splendid chance of securing useful garden ini- plenients, veranda seats etc.

C. B. (lhappell left yesterday morn-

ing for Wolfvillc, .\'. S., where he has the contract for the building of a new Baptist (fliiii-cli, which is now in course of erection. The church will cost about $40,000,

The following were registered at the Victoria Hotel ytfstcijiiay: D. Hain, Montreal; W. A. (‘o0kson, Montreal; W. B. Milner, Halifax; W. M. Patter- son, St. John; A. W. (Took, Montreal; J. Grcenford, Toronto; W. J. Os- goode, Boston; John (`hristie, St. John; S. D. McKinnon, Souris.

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Wednesday evening a number of the

N. C. O’s and men of the 7th Battery met at the Armouries and presented Major Leigh with the handsome tro- ,pliy the Battery won in 1909 for Genci-al Erlicitiiicy, The ,,p@5L~nLa¢i0,, was made by Ht-rgt. Major Howatt. and was littingly iickiiowledged by Major Leigh.

(ine of the silver grey foxes which

escaped the Jenkins ranch at Mt. Albion, was shot this week at Miir ray Harbor. Today J. D. Jen- kiis received a telephone message askinz what this skin was worth. The skin is practically valueless this tiinc of year. but the .fox alive is worth a considerable sum. The oth- ei' fox is still at large and gunners are asked to spare him.

(‘. .J. Silliker, of Halifax, formerly

head of the Silliker Cnr worlili of that` city, now known as the Nova Scotia Car (loinpany, passed through the city on the (‘. P. R. last evening on his way to Vancouver. Mr. riilliker is not in active business at present, and should he find conditions in the West attractive enough he may 10- cate there. He was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Roy Lea, and by Mrs. Harry Pride, also of Halifax. Mrs. Lea and Mrs. Pride will join their husbands who are in the auto- mobile business in Calgary.-St. .lolin Tclegriiplii Mrs. Lca and Mrts. Silliker are well known in this Pro- vince.

(inc of the most interesting and en-

joyable iiiretiiigs of the Alpha Beta Debating Debating Society of Mt. Al- lison lInivri'sity wns held in the col- lege chapel on Saturday evening be- tween the lndics of the junior and the fresliineii classes of the university, the topic for dcbatc being Free Trade. After a spirited contest the jii(lges,vMiss Winnie Thomas, B. A., and Miss Madeleine de Dury, B. A., decided in the negative, whichlvas led by the juniors, Miss Bessie hilburn and Miss Mary Cliappel, and the af- firmative by Miss Clementine Pickard and Miss Dora Thonias, freshmen.- St. John Telegraph. (The young lad- ies above mentioned are wi-ll known here.)

lligih Grade 0ptical_ Service

Euipliaticrilly, that is

what we offer you

Otir inolern systcui of

Exriuilnatiou euah‘es us to readily connect the uiost coiiiplicat-ed errors of re- fraction, which old inet- bods ha- e failed to relieve.

Retinoscopy is the

nietliod most depended up- on. Iii this test, ones eye is examined, looked into, and read likeyoii read zi book, telling its cwii story of eye-strain and errors.

Lon! rrzir-tice lics mricle us

skilful in iiili.-i'pi'eliii_q tlic reiid- ing of this systoui, nliei-i-by we can with ciinfi ieiire, iiisuie cur nalrnns receiving intelligent :ind lielpfiil treatment

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Black and White

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' Navy and Wh' l

Champagne and Sky

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Greens

Green and Fawn etc'

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20 Inches Wide 55c per yard

Stanley Bros.

LONDON, April 15-An interesting

letter describing a typical day pass- ed by Qtieeii Mary at Buckingham Palace luis been received by Miss, Mary Egcrton, of Terrington, writ- ten by “a lady holding a high posi- tion at court, an intimate friend of the Queen and a trutliful woman of no imagination."

The letter, which is published in the

Yorkshire Post, states that the LQ-'ileen at 9.30 a.m. begins the day’s iiork by going through her large corres- pondence (which she hns previously opened) with two secretaries. Then come interviews with the governess, nurse, housekeeper and the heads ol departments in the palace. Then ap- pointments with furnil'.iire makers ii id various cori-espondeuce till 1.30. ln the afternoon her majesty visits u hospital, some charitable institution, ri picture gallery or some other in- teresting places in or near London, such as the city churches, the halls of the various city coniphnics, etc. After tea the Queen again summons and gives one or two interviews. Af- ter dinner she reads till 10.30 and then retires to rest. _

In the country expeditions to his-

torical or other interesting places in the neighborhood with some of her children are arranged, or some local charities or institutions are visited.

The letter accoiiipziiiying this diary

stated:

stltutions, her inujesty pays visits (more or less surprise ones) to all those to which she gives her name and inquires carefully in\o the work- ing of them. She also takes great pains to get the right people on the l committees, often asking them her ' self. The queen is very particular ii 1 to the principles on which the char;

in not puuperiziiig but helping peopli to help themselves. and ialie ulway considers whether assistaiici- given tc the individual will help the whole community or mcrcly create ii rinse dependent upon it, such us is found in connection with night shelters, etc.

"With the eirception of a few char-

ities taken up by the late Duchess of Teck and kept on for love of hot

ity is really u. guarantee tliut it is good and properly worked. The queen believes in character us against

p ' l `- g i

rngrepns time goes on. I think if. is W~ (il0V€I` Of l-leilfl. S- ll., Mrs. Ed- her innate sense of truth and righl 'l_v_’s son, should be made parties to proportion that prevciits her beinr this suit. - m-,fried away, as many women ore, ln the Merrimack County Superior by the feeling of the nioiiient." Gourt. counsel for George W. Glover,

H1311 I Sin l3Clf`lg lJCf0I`C OU gairist the 'admission as parties

P y to

° ' the case if v rious persons, alleged

' _' ls’ give me YOUR trade‘~rclntives bf Mars Eddy who have

' S€I'ld yOUl'1'l6lghb0I`Sin 3lS0 risked lenvc to lntcri/lene on the

mid by d°f“‘b.li"5 'PV Sales I iii.”ti.i"l»`i"lli.@ iiiii Jioiiiiihierhaifiiiii

The llillowing Dwelling House l’\I`*‘\'lC"' Wlll be Satisfied Wltha Sfnall invalid. they would be entitled t0

tics will be offered for sale bv Public i\uc ° ' gpm-g in 3 dintflbugion of the regi- tion on the promises ou the following margin of profit H' H' due

dates: Bl'0Wf`l, Th¢ Y`0Ul'lg Menls AA new figure appeared in the litiga- *he d‘y of April man ‘tion ivhcn counsel for George W.

' _ notified (Thiel Justice Wallace of the

Inst at oclock Noun' The "me t0 gel' 3 bprmg sun Superior (‘ourt that they would

’ _ A|l_th:it two and 'one half' story brick |_q w|-|||3 wmggr hangs around and shortly me u motion for lmve to in_

le S I dwelling with riiitbiiildiiigs :ind yard situ sgams |o\*,h to leave. 'IhBl1 W an tervenc in ML Gyoverin suit They

p '\l°°“‘l‘° 5““'h "de “f W““"' mme' flp' th” bright' days ara heron; e said that they would hose their ac-

iimiiieliii iiieiiiiiiiitellllldllow occupied glii»|"rii:ii|riiii2eriiv?d’iiii(; puriroiliiaiieg ”‘°“ "“ ‘he '""“"“ tm" “wg” W’ - - y I' ‘ `

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Also :ill that two and one half story ready to wsar Su|ts_a"p|,|ce5'a|| degggélof Rléttlprginn `rr;ri;or(;x:c“eti;d hen'

¢|°,,t,l¢t¢nomt-iii. wooden clivcllmg house 5tyl0S- all th” Very latasl' and tween his father und Dr Foster '

siluate on the North side ol' Sidney Slreot mos; faghlgngble goods.-PFOWSB Eddiy and M,.R_ Eddy' and “Jn H the

W0 N°W Rgcls between Great George and Prince S(;re_cts~ Bros Ltd. 4- l Sd tf court should declare the resmuary

The shove properties will be sol sub- .__ ‘ H d b t b

_ _ _ clause of tie wi lnvnli , u ar

New vang ject to one reserve hid on each properly: Your sma" boy can get a reany Mesm_s_ Gmvel. and Eddy from R

F0* l""’l‘C*’lf*"5"PPlY “l "W 0|T'\'~ Uf 9- 5,1-|a,¢,_ \|p.r,0.¢,he.mli-iutg spring sliiirc in the residue because of this R- Sme‘|“'°°d» /““‘f"'=>' ‘“ L” "' “‘ overcoat. here. 'rho fabric is fins agreement, the iiroiwrty should ec to

R. Bearisto, Auctioneer. ` __ sm-ge_ twemj 0|- whipgqrd The George W. Glover, Jr., as next of

. A l"' lM’5' r-oloursaro blue,greysand lawns. kin. `

The sizes from 4 to 8 years- J\1S\- “i°”‘“”*‘ *_

USTIN '['RA|NOR EX€C\ll0f Of F<5l3~le,0f lille such garments as you would be WE HAVE PURCHASED a

John Ing§_ proud to have your small lads ghmpig ing, of Chi-|5\,y3‘ Hats-

. b wear. The price IS S4-00 HM 5-00 worth un tonve coiiars eat-.n~ana

W Musica] Act 'll’\€ 3b0Ve 53-le has ee? Mooro& McLeod 4-l2dtf. ovary one nl them are on sale

postponed to Tuesday April row ar. $1.50. 'riiiqis ynuronance c. w. Hiinpiuiriku,

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Baker Icddy, founder of the Christian ocicnce Church wus con ‘ ued

ties are worked. She believes firinl_\ ‘mt llfougllf by Dr. E. J. I"oster`

' - V . H ity of the rcstdiinry clause of the will on the ground that the statutes forbid so large a bequest to ii single churcli, counsel for Executor Henry M. Bak-

er and the other defendants filed ti demiirrer.

the statutes in questpion are not ap-

, , _ plicahle to this case, inasmuch as

mother, the queen’s name to ii char- Mm- Eddy left the residue of her es-

tate to the First (`hurch of Christ, Scientist, of Boston, not for the loc- al uses of that church, but for the

st-iitimeiitai taut and feeling, and she Srwihc nuriiose of ii general exten- would never ponder to the populai 51°F Uf l-he \‘¢lii!i0ll Of Christian md of the ,my ,m|c,.,,; the fmi was fseience. The deiuurrer iilso denies the Bound and Bensibm right _of Dr. Foster Eddy to contest

"Of course, therefore, she has not U19 Wlll. Un the t;F0l1n<l that before

been properly umymdnted by gh( Mrs. Eddy's dentli he waived such man in the st,-cet' but she is begin- right in view of it cash settlement, ning to be understood by all think Mid fl9ClRl`€B lllllt lille ill*-0l`l\€l"g@fl'l in eo le and will be so more and Hill of Ncn Hamishiie nnd Geor e-

"Plll "ll ll" r- _sa,§£¢fi:f.f:i.E¥:v°_:r_-|._,,

I get ht. old liuie pleasiire out ol` life- raise up vigor and iilality with

Hughes Digestive Tonic

li gives snap and vein and ciiergy-sliarpeiis the appetite makes you

enjoy wluit you cut. Try n bottle only 25s :it

Geo E llughesl

Prattls Astral -Oil is thef. ,-_Best You Can Buy -`_

_ Pratt‘s Astrsil is the cleanest, purest. most satisfactory kerosene

oil 'otic'ri '_t‘ ‘h» .

i _ .i ge .inyw ere _ tis oiloilcssiinfl pure, gives ii

uniform. satisfactory heat for incub-

:ttors iiiid a stuaidy bright light for lamps that is sol: and soothing to the

EYES.

l’er gallon ._

i il gallons for

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Phone , 'O FIC* 231 . _, I7 eliveiy

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MUVES IN _llllll EASE

_CON_<.‘0HD. N. i-1., April 17-The itigution over the viill of ‘\/Irs Mary

4 . tin today

W action in both the State and the edcral courts and notification of pro- rosed further action. ln the United Circuit Court in tbel

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AUCTl0N SALE

There will be offered for sale by

Public Auction on the premises on MONDAY, APRIL 24 AT NOON two lots of land with buildings thereon, the property of the estate of the late Frank D. Beer, `i’l. ll., situere on the corner of Fitzi .y and Vieymoiitli Sts.

1.-Lot fronting 40 feet on Wey-

mouth and 85 feet on Fitzrov Street

.utly of yyugcrpul-yy vt__ adopted sm, land containing u Meat Shop in i'l.s

f Mrs Eddy attackin the valid

The demurrer set u the claim that

corner and double teneniout dw~:i!‘».g on Fitzroy St.

2.-Lot fronting -ll fc-‘t on Wey-

mouth Street and i~uriiiing_b:ii»k r.5 feet and containing it orunle tene- ment dwelling and l:-avu ir. rerir.

Sale positive-terms marie known

at sale. For further p.1i'ti'.~iilara ap- ply to

IC. H. lllil-ZR,

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For Sale

Desirable property for sale k`n_own as

“Milford Fiiriii", one ijnile frnni Lhiirlottii- town on the North River Ffond. fronting on the N_ortl_i River, consisting of _Z1 acres of land in‘hi¥'1 state Zof cultivation aiiil fenced offiii hree acres lots. New ilwi-Il

ing house heated with hot water and out

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< _ tiled an :inicndincnt to their bill, in , Every, man or boy neeq which they assert thot thc residuary , Ing 3 Slllt Ol' 0VCI'CO3t this clause of thc will should be declared

' invalid, because it is indefinite, their

spring can save from.2o pficontention being that no one knows ‘ C. tO 25 P. C. gCttlng lt precisely what the (‘hristin.n Science 1

from me. proposition religion, to promote which residue is

buililivizn In foful repair also Young uroli

ir( beniiiig run. J' (2 MCLEOD.

West Royalty

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New apviiifrisnusnrs.

WHITE STAR -

Dominion Royal Mail Service

- T0 ldlflt() PE vlil The Short St.Lawrenc¢ Route

ileiiii than 4 Days at Sou) On the New Uansiliiin Levlatliani-i

Lsurenfic and Megantic Sailing Alterniitely with the

Teutonic-Cnnadm Dominion

maintaining s_weokIy_service of e_x- ceptioual merit by i\ ine fleet of twin arid triple screw rtsainers replete wiféhttystlntest devices lor comfort

an sa e y. The “'lEU'l`0NlC" "CANADA." "DOMINION" & "l~l(_)U'1‘HWARK" CAl‘l'y 0l'lB Clllli Clbln Dl\!RPl\K9l'l oulyécalled 2nd Class) and 3rd class affor inir l_n ogportunlty for an inex- pensive trip a road. Third Class Passengers are berth- eil in two iind four berth rooms.

FurtherParlieuliirs nt Compaiiy's Office. llll Notre Dams Street. We-t Moiitroal.` or Local Akents. W. K. Rogers (.0. Ltd.lu Gt. George St. Cn town. I-2ldBm.

n his suit of n similar character,

evoted is They also protested a-

Iover's son, George W. Glover, Jr.,

Final Notice

All accounts due the late firm of

Peake Bros. tr (lo. are required to be settled within the next ten days at the ofhce of Biintain, Bell as Go., 36 Queen Street, where receipts will be granted for same. All unsettled ac- counts after that date will he placed in attorney'ii hands for collection.

By order of

F. li. HABZARD.

§c h . , 1 k _ i " "Beaver" Flour in 100 pound to qetasfyllsh siirlhq hatat very Exocutors.

_25t lust at 12 0 C OC noon bags $12.60 per bag this week utlllttle cost.-Prowse Bro! Ltd. 4 4-7di=,i. llecr & Goll’s. 4~\Bdl-f-

Charlottetown, April 2lst, 1911. l 4-ztiiu.

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