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QU-EBE(I BRIDGE

AWARDED,

T0 CANADIAN COMPANY

U'l"f`AWA, April 5.-Hon George

P. Graham announced in the house today that the government had iniide ii contract for the construction ol the super-striicture of the propos- cd bridge across the St Lawrence river, near Quebec, with the St Lawrence Bridge company, orgnnized by the share-holders of the Dominion Bridge compnny, of Montreal and the Canadian Bridge company, of Wal- kcrville. The agreement calls for the erection of n railway bridge with two [our-foot sidewalks, to cost at the estimated quantities, $8,650,000. 'l`hei'e has been deposited with the gnverniiient as security for the` car- rying out of the work, $1,297,500, or I5 per cent. of the contract price. While the Contract has been made by the govt-rnziient with the St Liiwcr- encc coiiipiiiiy, Mr Graham said the parent coiiipzinies, the Dominion Iiridgc roiiipiiiiy and the Uanailiun Bridge coiiipnny had both giinranteeil that the terms of thc contract would be oliscrvecl.

ln iiinking his iiiiiiouiicement, Mr,

(iriihniii said the striiiglitciiing out of the difficulties surrounding this iindertnkiiig hiis been it work fraught with much anxiety and not ii little iiifliistry. The undertaking was

such 5 vast one thiit the engineers eiigngcd on thc hoard fully realized that every step should be made onlY after the fullest investigation. Dil- ference of opinion arose between these able men, which were alto- gether of technical nature and could only be understood by men with a theoretic and practical knowledge of bridge building. _

"The original intention, and in

fact the scheme contemplated until veryrecently, provided for roadways and street railway traffic as well as steam railway tracks. The majority of the board, after full consideration recommended the acceptance of the tender of the St Lawrence Bridge company upon a design of their own which included provision for street railways and driveways. In doing so they called attention to the fact that another design had been sub- mitted by the same company for a purely railway bridge. 'By the adop- tion of the latter proposition it was pointed out a very considerable sav- ing could be niade. The government fully considered this suggestion and as a result the contract has been signed for a ruilwiiy bridge which will also have two four loot side- walks.

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OBITFARY. -_TI-IE BIG LINER IS _

\\‘i|li the diiwn of April lst the

pure spirit ol Mrs. Patrick ligzin of Hiiiiipton ivingcil its way to iiieet its :ill-iiiercilul Judge, lifter ei well-spentl liie of scveiity-tivo years. The de- ceased had been in ailing health for, the lzist few years but nothing seri- ous was anticipated until last ilcto- bcr, ivhcn her iiiciiicol adviser, ~I)r. Z\l..l. .\liii'cliisoii, pi~oiii»unccd her case liopclcss. She was freqiiciitly visited by her spirituzil physician, Dr. Cur- inn of l&elly’s Cross, :ind by liiiii was well fortified :ind prepared for hi~r lust journey. Tliroiiglioiit licr long und piiinfiii illness her patience iiiiil ri~sigii.ition to the Divine Will .<<'ciiii'il iiiurvelloiis to zill who visit- ed her. 'l`o her husliiiiid, who is al- iiio.-<t iiiroiisiilzililc, she was ii good und loving wife, to her fziiiiily ii wise :ind iiiiiiiinle iiiotlicr and to ‘hcr iii-iglib<~i's zi gciiciiiiis lieiirtcd und i'li.'irit:ibli- \\oiii1iii. Un Llie ivligile she uiis i'e;'iii’dcd its :i iiiodcl type of l’liri.stiiiiiiiy und the vacancy caused by her dciiiisc will long be felt out- side as well as inside the family cfrcli-. She had been twice married ziiiii by licr first iiiiirriiige to the late :-‘ti-plii~ii liiiriis, lezivcs to mourn ii i-.i»ii, Jiiiiies Ilii_rns of ilnverhill, l\l:ii-zs., and ci dunglitcr, Mrs. Morgar- ijt ld. |.ockc foriiicrly of I.yniN Mass., biii who wus ii constziiit iittcniluiit :ii lirr bed.-ziilc to the last" Those l-‘ii by her iii:iri‘iii;:e to I‘iitrick Egan ii'i-i- ?.l_r.<. l"red liiiiisford of South ~\"‘l\'llH‘; Aiinic, Lizzie and Lziiii'ettzi, all of wlioiii iire prostriited with grief :il tliu loss iif..Llig 0n@,..(,hey loved iiiiist on crirth. But the ways of God :ire iiiiscriitfible mid thcy humbly bow to his decree. She also leaves a bro-i ther U1'-'eii _\li»i=iii of Kiiikora. Her fiiiieriil ivliicli ireiiileil its way to l\'1'1ll"H Vrfiss (`liurcli on Monday, April Iird, wus well iitteiided and wus ii .silent tribute to her memory, Re- quciiiii Mass was sung by Rev, Dr. f'iir'i';iii who also conducted the ser- vices fit the grave. The pull bearers i-.irer-Chzirlcs 'l`oole, George Far- I"\\\', Kciiiicth Holnic, George Duns- lord, Jerome Mnciliiignii and James fioriiiiiii. l\'l:i_v she rest in pence.

Her fziithful heart hath censed to

bczit,

H91' |0VlHi§ cycs are closed in

death

Her gentle voice on earth no more

STILL HARD'AGROUND.

l.li.\'l<J HILL, Long lslani, Savage

Station, April 8-ln live hours and tcii minutes, 1,720 cabin and steerage passengers on the stranded North German Lloyd liner Princess Irene were transferred to the deck of the Prince Friedrich Wilhelm, and an hour after nightfzill were safely on the way to New York.

Niglitfall showed the liner still bard

and fast in the grip of the sands, and it is estimated she will he a prisoner nt least a week, perhaps two.

l.l‘]'l`Tl‘Ilt OF (`()NI)()1.l‘]N(`E.

To I_lrnthcrs \\'m. B. and Clifford

Hayes, Ellcrslie.

We the officers and members of

lfeiinirire, I.. (I. L., No. 1463 tender to you and your families an expres- sion of the heart felt sympathy we fuel for you in this_hour of sadness and bereavenicnt in the death of your iespected mother. We know that it will be a comfort to YOU £0 know that she died trusting in her Saviour Jesus Christ the only medicntor he- twceii God and man, and that our l-leavenly Father will keep and com- fort you and soften the bitterness of si,-ri-ow is thc prayer of our Lodge. (iiiriloii S, Millar, W. Ill., A. A. Mc- (fniill, Il. S.

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Fiongli by deiitli separated (leur Y ifiiotliei' we know, ` lou ll watch o'L‘r and guide us all

below.

(Portliiiiri, Me. papers please copy.)

“i\liic’s Uonilitiiin Powders are thc

Stiiliiliiwl by which all cattle medi- "l'}"$ HFC Cf>l1ll>ai‘cd, 'Iliey are strong cll\<'.ii'iit anil economical. A teiispoon- fiil is H sufficient strong dose for any ‘ raise. I‘rir‘c 25c. The Two Macs, 149 Great George. St. ilrtf.

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Farm For Sal

150 acres of good fariii larid beiwcen

lfiiion and Hracklcy Pl. Road, six miles |`roiii Ulizirloltelown, well fenced wiwcii wire. Biiililings large and in go d repair, water systeni throughout barns and house. llouse heated by lint air, crete Stable and manure shed. zo acres ofgond growih hard and soft wood acres cliuice lumber. Will bc sold in to suit purchaser. Money can remain on

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, in lots

fariii scriiriiil by first iuorlgagc.

AOU|IlI, 4005

’l'imed separately in race iii 2.2.7, last liiilf 1,08, Inst qiiarter 112 seconds, ii 2.08 gait trottinir. ,

Hin-1»i_Mi.‘ii~i Aqiiiri. winner of seo-oiid

'l_\0|1l’.\' in ilu- iwo-yviii'-nlci sliiki- at the (._linrlfifti-town lixlilbitioii riicis limi fall. six rolls stiirtiiiir. Mins Aqiiiri is /\<|uiri`s‘ 1>r\|.\' _foiiljil 1908. sim worked n. mile Inst ,veiir in 2.151. last hnlf 1.21. lust qiiiirtvr I0

Apply to I". ll. I-IOl{l\'l'i, Cily

_|. ST.-\NI.I~I\' \\`l-IDLOCK

.i-ioniwfdrtf. on preniises.

Public Auc tion

I At Mount Mcllick, Lot 4'), Thurs- diiy, April 20, at 1 o’i:lock sharp I will scll my vuluuble farm consist-

si-miiiila, ii 2 40 Unit.

for I iii- seiisoli with iriie return, ni-xl \'i>:ir

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if iii:i|r4_- luis no foall. ’I`r§iiit he will proiliifiei H3000! H150 YOUUE 0¥`Ch¥ll`Cl. Olll3'bUl1d‘ H | PI \

ig' IS pm -on a rea y. that hispr uri-ny will big ifaiiiv is certain. Mares senl to lin bred wil lie mot at train or boat nnd well iriii-rd for iit t.he most reasonable rates.

.-\1|iiiri will sizinrl :it my sliible iii. $15.00!

ing of 33 acres, in a square block, all fenced with wire mostl London

fin- hot

ings new, seven roonicd cottage ished up to date and heated with air.

J. M. Niciiotsoiv, A L 5 °

202 Kenf Sf,

on the siiiiic day and date I ofler,for siile my stock of horses, 15 cows,

, also ii number of steers and heifcrs,

Easier Goods.

(al Carf¢r’s)

Sec our elegant line

of Easter Posf Cards

Easier Cards (general line) Easier Novelties in Chickens, Ducks, Rab- Iaifi, Wax |"igurc|,I"ancy Baskets etc, etc, etc. Wholesale and Retail'

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I1 "_, L ‘0Wn» and farming implements, with a lot ,M _, _ , _

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of household furniture and 'Kitchen Runge” all new.

'Pernis made known nt sale.

‘Auctioneer John Stewart.

(T. R. McKINNUN. _ (`.lierry Valley P.().

Lot 49, P. El I.

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NOTICE

’I`bis is to vertify that the partner-

ship heretofore existing between the undersigned carrying on business at Emerald under the style and firm of Kennedy and McMahon, has on this 20th dny of March, A. D. 1911 been dissolved by mutual consent.

Dated this 20th day March A. D.

1911. ~

Signed in the presence of John Mac-

Leod, J. l’.

MUHDUUK KENNEDY. PARNELL MCMAI-ION.

Referring to the above the subscri-

ber begs to notify the public that he will continue the business under his own name. All il bt, oivim¢__to the late firin are payizble to tbeunder- sfgned at his office fit Emerald on or before first oi December 1911.

'rmsr or ALL." APRIL 1° I9"

Hllllll llllllllli

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On Tuesday April 4th., at 10 a. m.

quite a large number of sportsmen, assembled on the Margate River ice to witness an interesting and exciting match race which took place between two of the local speedy ones,-“Myr- tie,” B Parkside-Hermando mare owned by J. A. Marks, Margate, and “Medium Jr.," by “Tom Medium" and owned by James Gorman, Kens- ington. The iolloring were orfioials:

Starter; Joseph Higgins, Kensing-

ton. - '

Judges: Hugh Morrison, Wm.

Sheehan, Jas Frizzle.

Patrol Judge- Wm. Toombs, Long

River.

In the first heat both horses, who

were driven by their respective own- ers, got away, in the first score. in a iew seconds “l\lyrtle" forged ahead. "Medium" attempting to regain mad-e iz bad break and could not make good. .ln the second quartec “Myr- tle" made a slight break but soon re- ga-ined ber feet and came in an easy winner. in the 2nd heat Medium was driven by I-lartle Sims, Kensington. Both horses got away on the first score at 5 splendid clip. Medium did some good work for t-he first two quarters. Myrtle, though acting rasli led the way to the finish with Med- ium fairly close. In the third, heat both horses with same drivers got a- way on the fourth score. Myrtle again l.o0k the lead and continued to the finish at a clip that did credit to herself and her driver. Medium again made several unfortiinate breaks and at the finish found himself distanced by his speedy competitor. Folloring is the summary' `

Myrtle, by Parkside, owned by J.

A. Marks, 1. 1. 1.

Medium Jr.. by Tom Medium owned

by James Gorman, 2. 2. dist.

NOTES.

No small excitement prevailed

among thc fnircr sex whose attend- iince showed their appreciation of good trotting on the ice.

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Among the nssemlilagu there ap-

peared n remarkable numbmbcr of speedy horses seldoni witn:ssed on this river, "Owns" well~kiiowii horse in tcotting circles' is looking in the pink of condition.

8 ¥ 8 'U Mr. Marks has every reason to be proud of his speedy mare whose trot- ting, was greatly admired by those present.

(island papers please copy.)

ADDRESS _-\\’l) PRESENTATION.

The South Melville Night-School,

which was successfully conducted dur- ing the winter months by the teacher Louis Costello, came to a close on Ffidily MM- 31 and notwithstanding the rainy evening quite a number of the youths and young ladies were pre- sent and aftcr a short program, suit- able to the occasion was rendered, the following address was read by George Villet: Dear friend and teach- er: We are informed ‘that tcnigiht sees the close of what has been to us both H pleasant and 8, beneficial season. In fact for the last two winters it has been our privilege to have had you as out instructor. Now that our re- lations as teacher and pupils are about to be severed, we cannot let the occasion pass, without showing some little appreciation of your ser- vices. Recollecting our obligations for the knowledge acquired an-d the many pleasant evenings we have been brought together, we, your night- school pupils herewith present you with this small souvenir and desire your acceptance of the same. We also take the present opportunity of as- suring yoii, that no matter how far apart our paths through life may drift or wherever your lot may be- cast, we all 'remain united in wishing you God's choicest blessings, health, happiness and prosperity. Signed on behalf of pupils: Wm. McFarlane, Pet- er Malone, Lorne Higgins, Leo Mc- Guigan, Mayme Ready, Byna Malone, Mary Dunsford, Ivy MacKenzie. The presentation was then made by Miss Byna Malone. Mr. Costello in a few fitting words replied, thanking them for their kindness, and then by the singing of the "National Anthem" a very pleasant evening closed.-(Other papers please copy.) _

To wliiini it iiiiiy coiieni'ii: 'I`liiR is

to ccrtify that I have used MIN- ARD'l-l LINIMENT niyself as well as prescribed it in my practice where a liniment was required and have nev- er failed to get the desired effect.

C. A. KING, M. D.

Make your dates for

the VACUUM CLEANER. Beer & Weeks. 4-liilf

I7 JEWELED

,, Wanl ' a

' "iz i ’ Good .

-. Watch ?.

If you want a reliable, accurate

watch let us recommend the iiilgln. I'be lulfln watch ls. iunci.uniliy's wa ch word.Every limoplece is mnko of the fines materials bythe most skills hands. Worn everywhere b everybody and fully guarantee

Soo our display.

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Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) is the

most remarkable remedy for all dis- eases arising from impure blood. It is a nerve tonic and blood builder.

lt enriches the blood by increasing

the corpucles-every tablet means that much more and better blood. It is a nerve and blood food-will give to the cheeks all the healthy color that is plain proof of its superior qualities.

Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) will

gradually give you that buoyant, vigorous feeling of healthy manhood or womanhqod. It will raise you from a. state of despondency to health and strength-will stimulate your system to healthy action and will help you achieve greater things.

The success of life depends entirely

upon the health-a clear brain, and a healthy constitution are essential to

iauperior strength and success in i e. _ ' _ Your health may or may not he

just right but in any case you can"t

anislgake having a package near at an . »

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MacKinnon Drug Co., City. Two Macs, City.

Geo. E. Hughes, City.

Cox Bros, Morell.

Mrs. A. M. Campbell, St

Bay.

H. J. Mahon, Souris.

Alex Robertson, Red l'0int. Jas F. Lord, North Tryon.

J. P. Smith, Kinkora.

S. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin Howntt, Victoria..

Keir &» McFadyen, Kensiiigtuii.

P. N. Eninaii, Suiiiiiierside.

E. C. Lepage, North Rustico. Johnson & Johnson, City, are thi;

Wholesale Distributors for this 1’ro- vince.

GREATEST TRi'Y1"I‘ERS

IN COUNTRY ARE PICKED.

Making Au Amcribiin fnetimii, him-

ball and golf selections has for a number of years been customary among sport authorities throughout the country. Now it has come to picking the ten greatest trottzrs that ever wore steel.

Seven of the best known horse ex-

perts in the country were asked by J.

view to name what in their opinions were the ten' greatest trotters in the world. The men who were asked for their opinions are H. K. Devereaux, John E. Madrdcn, Dr. John McCoy, Murray Howe. Aiidicw Leonard, Joe Markey and Henry Ten Eyck White.

The composite opinion of this sym-

posium is particularly interesting be- cause of the ‘fact that no less than

caused by the accu- mulation of waste matter and impurities

. within the body.

Dr. 'Morse's Indian,

Root Pills,

enable the bowels, the kidneys, the lunge and the pores of the skin to throw off these impurities. Thus they prevent or cure dis- _ ease.

25c.abox..

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Credit or Cash ? Thof question

has been asked too often which Is the best-that all you have to di is seo the prices we sell, goods at these days-and reckon" the sav- ing. Gome In and compare.- Prowse Bros Ltd. 4-I Odtf. , i l

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Stock Food

is a coiicenlrated food and medicine combined- We know it will do the work, we can prove to you

Cheap spurious 'articles

are sold, but you get your money’s worth when you buy

Alias Stock Food

It is composed of herbs,

roots, barks,seeds, etc, and no cost or trouble is spared in the manufacture. It saves feed by nourishing, and - aiding digestion when the

animal is in health.

25c and 50c package.

Try it

E. A. oster Ccnlnl Drughfore

4- lld3,l0&\7pd.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague. ,

I.. Hervey, editor or the Horse Re-I

live of the -ten were either owned and'

that it has the virtue- " '

D iii iitiiii 0” siiiiiiii siiiiwiii

[ll illlill Bill

` imiiowing is ,, i-ist oi emit weigh-

ed by Sauuders, Newsom & Co.. fm'

the Easter trade:

1 heifer 1740 lbs, fed by Saunders.

Newsom & Co.

1 steer 1700 lbs, fed by Saunders.

Newsom & Co. -

1 steer 1615 lbs, fed by Saunders.

Newsom & Co. '

1 heifer 1260 lbs, fed by Hon F. L-

I-Isszard.

1 steer 1220 lbs, fed by H011- F- L-

Haszard.

1 steer 1215 lbs, fed by I-Ion. F. L.

I-Iaszard. '

1 steer 1315 lbs, fed by Frank Hell.

Royalty.

1 steer 1100 lbs, foil by Frank Bell.

Royalty.

1 heifer 1210 lbs, fed by Frank Bell,

Royalty.

The cattle are all pure bred

‘Shorthorns and were all raised on this Island. The cattle fed by Saun- ders, Newsom & C0, were raised by ID. C. McKinley, York Point, G. W. W. Cameron (Prince County`s blist ifarmer) Augustine Cove, and W. BJ

|Trowsda.le, Crapaud, three noted ,stock men and firm believers in the

Nullle IS BOM by the IUIIOWIUK dm' Shorthorn. Messrs. Saunders, New- -_ "

[son & Co. begin their Easter show tomorrow with the carcasses of heif- er fed by Premier Haszard and steer ,frd by Frank Bell. The carcasses of the above lot of cattle will be on exhltiition Good Fri-d in their stall

will be well worth seeing. 4-10dr1i.

trained here or else earned their re- cords over the Glenville or North Randall tracks. The trotters who won places on this honor roll throiigh the majority opinion of the seven author- ities are:

Uhlan, 1.58%; The Harvester, 2.01;

Loii_Dillon, 1.585; Hamburg Belle, 2.011-; Cresceus, 2.021; Nancy Hanks, 2.04; Alix,' 2.022; Sweet Marie, 2.02; Maud S., 2.032; Joan, 2.04%. Ulilun and Hamburg Belle took their rec- ords at North Randall; Maud S. at Glenville, while Lou .Dillon and Joan were trained here. The latter is also owned by Capt. David Shaw, who makes Cleviclaiid his home how. , Ulilaii was picked by six of the sev

ed The Harvester at the greatest, placing Uhlan third. Joan was selec- ted by four, Sweet Marie by four, Nancy Hanks by four, Maud. S. hy three and Ulilan, The Harvester, Lou Dillor, Hamburg Belle and Gresceus by all. _George Cresccus, owned by Frank Beals of this city was sired hy the Grcat Race llorsc, Cresceus. George Cresccus has been ivintercd by Daiinie Steel, of Summcrsidc and since last fall has gained three liuiidred pounds of flesh and miiscle, and will he sccn at his owners stables 12 Kent Street, today. Arraiiqements will be made for him to visit the city during the season. y

MAKES IIAIR GROW

All drug-gists on the Island have an

invigorator that will grow hair or money back.

fore the spot appears.

The greatest remedy to stop the

hair from falling is SALVIA, the Great American Hair Grower, first discovered in England. SALVIA fur- nishes nourishment to the hair roots and acts so, quickly that people are amazed. A large bottle for 50c.

Let Us Launder Your Curtams

Spring liouse-cleaning has

siiiiicient work ofitsown for you .We can’t help you house-clean but we can do your washing and do it better more expertly and economic- ally than it was evcr'doiie be- fore.

\Ve pride ourselves on our i~lean~

ing and laundering of curtains. \\’e use as iiiuch care as if ilie arlicles were our own and you will _agree wiih all our patrons in saying the Iiiiished work cannot be excelled.

Phone i5i-our wagon will rail.

S farSleam laundiy A F Webster. Prop

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Motor Fillings

and Supplies

Our stock of motor fittings ‘and

supplies will compare favorably with _ any offer you can secure from any

foreign mail-order house. ~‘ _

You want quality in motor supplies

and you’ll find our stock the most satis- factory in Eastern Canada-we have everything you could possibly desire, made to prove good enough for our motors before we would sell them for

yours. _ '

Write out your requirements-send

for our price list ,

Bruce Stewart fs? Co. Ltd. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

'ACTUAL R`ESiULTs'”

Peters icinifisnii or on iiiarili iiuiiiiiiig ami Are iiie best test oi Life Iusurimce

56/ 1\i‘Jo/rth American Life

has paid Eleven 'l`lioiisaiid llnllzirs into hoiiies on P. li l. last year where the bread winner was removed by death.

Several large cheques have been pziid to living policy-

holders during the ycur on i\liiturcd Iiivesliiient Policies.

Insure in a coiiipaiiy that pays every claim promptly and

satisfactorily.

< J. K. R 0 S S, Manager for P. E. I. _

` diiiwfrwtf Office Masonic Building Charlottetown

...l.obsiert Factories..

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We iiiade a seiciitific study of eqiiipiiieiits' for Iolister pack'

i-is-ive specialize on this brancli of our business and kiioiv our work is thc best in thc province.

Our saiiiinry pzicking _tnliles,covci'cd with gal\':iiiiv.cd iron,

are rccoiiiiiieiiried by lcndiiig packers and _governiiieiit experts. Our galvziiiizeil lr:i_\'.~i, collaiiders, boilers and other siipplics :ire ilie best that can lic scciircil.

Gel our price. I’honc 293 ].

Fred ll. Trainer

Opposite Opera Ilouse. '

Let us convince you.

O U

The time to take care of your hair U l A t t

is when you have hair to take care n u S u ai c I V I y

of. `¢ ' ii Din- inn- is getting inn., gniiiii- C k lil

ally Ialling out, it cannot be long be- a e S

B Our cake department is kept busy. People realize that it is a great advantage to be able to pro- cure cake such as ours. Our cake department should

appeal to you from an economical standpoint also, ‘because our prices are very low considering quality.

E. ]. DesRoches

Sunnyside _

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'ro siiieniieii, rin. umm.-itiiid1yf=“'°f

us with your name and address so that }°'¢ may from time to time mail you information

To Eishermen: li may seem quilo

All correspondence answered. Price

new that there are ways of handling

Lists, Shipping Cards and Stencil!

of value

fish on Commission different or better

than [you have experienced. 0 We are eltabiinbcd 47 YEARS TRY S. Our carefulatiention and refer you for standing W and handling, prompt returns Dunn’| 'Mercantile Agency. rad- and results rea.ched,noi. to speak ll streets or the Market Ind ofthe limited and satisfactory account Fulin National Bank ur any Wh°|°' sale will be revelations to you. Our lialo dealer in the bulinell. "

nlace ofhueinc|sis_ihef'iiieai inihecily.

iii riiiiim rin. Miata New York

sent on demand.

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The iiiotlicr who realizes the importance of giving

her boy the “iight start" will not request 'ilie clothing

‘ he is so careless with his cloilies- most anything will do him." She knows that one of ihe first principles lu 4 home training is to teach the youngster self-respect an .l the important part that good clothes play iii engendering ' this quality. This does not necessarily iirean paying more for his clothes.But it does mean that his clothes will re- flect ihe discriminating taste of a mother who ,considers

"most anything" will not do for her boy.

Sanford juvenile Clothes are built fu mothers who

care- iiioihers who insist on good clothes as well as good |

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Sanford juvenile Clothes are necessary because lhcy are ln in-

dispensable part ofyoui boys' education in leaching him to elteem ilioiie viriues which proiuoie irus reiin :ment and manly self'-respect.

The foremost ciotblnf ur dyy sands merchant in your

tuwn knows the viilueo Stan or Juvenile Olutheii. Ask bin; to show you the new Boring models; theywili dn the

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W. I.. SANFORD HANUI`AC'|‘l‘RING C0.. Limlfcl HAMILTON I

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Emerald, March 20th, 1011. Jeweler Sunnyside" __T_ ._ _ __ ;:__T_ _-; _ _ * V _ *_ __ S