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and experts in this line. We can tell you just what you will require at any stream or pond.

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The Medical llall

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tnmpeci. G ll. T. are the kind that will near s. life- time. We have s large- stock oi iok. nik and 18k In all sizes.

Prices $1 _go to $8 75 ac»

cording to weight.

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The death occurred at Newton, Bel fast, 'on the 16th, of Mrs. McDoug- all. beloved wife of Angus Melloug all, and calls for more than linssln-5 notice. Mrs. Mcllougall had been in failing health for sometime, and rc- ' k tl

ccntly her illness too n serious lrn terminating fatally. The deceased was born in Vernon River, sixty- three years ago and was a daughter of the late Henry Huntley. She was a woman of many excellent quali-

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work. She _was highly respected in the community and beloved in the home where her death makes the first break in the family circle. She leaves to mourn rt sorrowing hus- band and the following sons and daughters:-Ella In Winnipeg; Jack in Saskatoon, Arthur in Vancouver. Mrs. E. H. Wells, in Cambridge, Mass; Mrs. A. E. Smith, Charlotte- town; I-larry with James Paton & Go., Charlottetown; Herman, Edith and Winnie at home. There are also left to mourn the following brothers: Henry. in Charlottetown; William

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an Watson, in Vernon River; B. D. in Calgary, and Albert in Coleman, P. E. I., also one sister,lMrs. Henry Vsnlderstine, Hermitage, All the members her famll cxcr- ll

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Arthur and Mrs. Wells, were pre- sent at hcl; bedside before she passed away. The esteem in which sho was held in the community wus cvirlc-nt from the very large attendance at the funeral which was held at llel- fast on 'Puesday lust. 'l‘h<-.re were about one hundred carriages in the procession, which wended its way to the Cemetery. Services' were con- ducted by_Rev. J. W. McKenzie, who referred in fitting terms to the fine character of the deceased, and to the heavy loss sustained by the bereaved family

communications the announcement has been definitely made that the bankers of Great Britain, the United

States, France, Germany, Russia, and Japan have agreed to lend the Chinese Government three hundred million dollars to enable it to pay off the troops employed in the late revo- lution, says the Toronto Globe, and to put. the public finances in a sound condition. China has to submit to conditions that would be both Omar# ous and odious to 3 solvent Govern- ment, but the first four out of the six powers are friendly, and they may be trusted to see that Russia and Japan get no more advantage out of the transaction than is properly coming to them. Part of the understanding finally arrived at is that political

conditions and problems are by com-, mon consent lclt entirely out of the

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It appears quite clear lrom recent

deepatehes that, while a considerable. sum must be advanced at once in or- der to get rid of unemployed and un- necessary military contlngents, which are 5 source of danger to the Chinese Government, the remainder of the loan will have to be dealt out by somewhat slow degrees. Many claims for payment will have to be investi- gated before acceptance, fand much consideration will have to be given before a basis of permanent military organization can be reached. It is hardly too much to say that the slower the progress made just now under the tutelage of the friendly powers the more likely is the Chinese political organization to prove en- during. It is safe to cite this politi- co-tinsncial international agreement as a potent guarantee of general Peace.

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According to the news brought Irom

noted mining rngiuccr, who has made nn inspection and survey of the And- ean gold belt throughout Peru, what may have been the principal source of the wealth of precious stones of

pany, thc London syndicate \vl1i0h is

world in most of the precious stones, says thc San Francisco Chronicle, has already obtained an option on a

ating with the government of I‘eru

Lima and (`.\lv.co by C. R. Kehlerp

little town of Acom.ayo, in Southern, Senor Manuel Zavala Government ne ungd at regular intervals by every Peru. Heres Greek tavern keeper by Engineer for Peru, has made an ex- omau-that’s why I write this let- the name ol Ilich Kalafatovich hns`amination ol the mine, and his offl- ter N

riisrovvrcd an emerald mine whichcial report states that the emerald I

hours evidence of having been workcd'doposits nie in a calcareous forma- by the ancient Peruvians, about one‘tion, in which sulphate ol lime pre- 'mile from Lake Pomacanches a.nd.dominates and in n small basin sur-

ncnr the river forming the outlet for mum-led by calcareous hills,

this lake. Saiuples of the stones sent' 'nm ,-eport also say, that there nx- io 1-ima show thcm to he of the im in the old churches throughout ilncst q\mlii-y- the district and around Cuzco uncut

The South African Diamond Com- emerald; 1,0 the value of several mil-

said to control the markets of thelcrald mine has been 8 pe,-|ig¢,,,nt gl-,_

louse of the mine and is now negoti- digcovcrcd the Brat emerald while

for its appl‘0V8l 0| the tl‘&uHl0\` Of the in the old excavation for material output of the mine to the syndicate.'|0r |ime_ In three oblong pockets As indicative of the wealth of thefwsre found as many stones, one ol, newly discovered emerald deposit the'“-bien weighed nearly 300 carats in Peruvian government has taken as 8,19; rough state,

A GREAT WEALTH IN EMERALDs~ tired all the time: Mrs. Lechance,

basis of the negotiations the terms bv which the Colombian government leases the famous Muzzo emerald mine to the same company. The royalty which the government of Colombia receives annually totals $360,000, and it forbids that the Muzzo mine be ex-

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y believe Dr. Hamilton's Pills should ch"-|0"¢(¢w|| For plmculn" .muy to Wm. Robst

lion solas, and the existence of an em-

dition ever since the coming of the Spanish.

Kalafatovich, the tavern keeper,

watching his Indian workmen digging

NOTES.

Ty Cobb, famous in the baseball

world, has purchased stock in a .$300,000 corporation with stores in Detroit and Grand Rapids. He will be elected n director, and will have charge ofthe baseball goods depart- ment. Tyrus says he is DFCDBFIHK IOP the day when he quits the game.

cgulu Nor , sweep Floor

Was So Terribly Afflicted With Lame Back.

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It is hard to do homework with o weak

md aching back, and no women can be strong and healthy unless the kidneyeare well.

The wuk, lame and aching back

names from sick kidneys and lhould be attended to immediately lo ua to avoid years of terrible suflering from kidney trouble. Mrs. Harvey W. Brownell, Northport, N.S., writes:-"I now take` pleasure in writing you, stating the bene- .it I received by using Doan’| Kidney Pills. About o year ago I was terribly ifliicied with lame back, And was so had it times I could not sweep my own door.

While looking through ygur B.B._B. Almanac I new Doan’l ldney Pills were n great remedy, so thought would try a box or two. After using tive boxes I was completely cured, und I um very ihanizfui to have found so speedy n cure." )

Donn's Kidney Pills are 50 cents pet

box, or li boxes for 81.25, at all dealerl,

or nlailcfl direct on receipt of price by The 'l`. Milburn Co., Limited, oronto,

One In nrrlrrnlllllrrrrt specify Doi! I.

New Perfection

01| Slove -

ls the one you want

This Perfection Oil Slove is a

beauty it has a blue flame that is entirely odorless, with a con centrafed heat_ that is niost__e_fi' lclent, yet that does not spread throughout the room =

This stove saves lime. fuel and temper, ls an idell ilrticlc

or the hot summer months, neat in design, attractive in app earanoe and very simple Good for cooking baking broiling toasting, In feet everything you can do with a range.

Twowiek size, see cut above .. . . .. . 850

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ties, was a faithful member of he Presbyterian Church and when her health permitted took an active in- terest, both in the cause of missions and in other departments of Church

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Under the new Crimfinal Code pass-

ed by the last legislature of Nevada, a condemned murderer has the choice of saying whether he shall die by hanging or shooting. Andrew Mirco- vich, an Austrian, who had killed John Gregory, a leading citizen of 'T`0l10Pah, notes a Montreal paper, is the first murderer to come under the new law and he has selected the bul- let instead of the noone.

Vincent Astor, son and heir of the

late Col J J Astor, who porisnnfl

nett," to be distributed among those A

who in anyway helped in the reeov- B

"ality. A large hottie for 50c.

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in the “Titanic” disaster, has sent A simply krmwing that you are Nook'

cheque for $2.000 ho C8D¢Bill Llll'|Jd-\ take and accomplish things. So why er, of the cable ship "Mackay-Ben. lutler the handicap of looking old on

remedy will give your hair youthful

Made Wonderful Recovery When Dr. Hamilton's Pills Were Used.

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“I was never actually sick," writes

Mrs. La Pierre, wife of s. welI~known resident of Labeniene, "yet I never could get strong like other women. I ate well enough, but somehow blood rich and red I could never make_ #hen I married I took n great pride

in my housekeeping, but it kept me

my neighbor, looked well-she told me her health had been made by Dr. HamIlton's Pills. I only thought of pills as a physic, but now I know that Dr. I-lamlltou's Pills are more, for they quickened my stomach, liver and bowels-made me stouter and stronger, gave me such color in my c eeks as I never had ‘before The

No medicine lnvlgorates n woman iko Dr. Hamilton's Pills. 25c. per box, all dealers or the Catarrhozoue Co., Kingston, Canada.

The Ladies oI Charlottetown ` May Now Grow Beaut-

iful Hair.

G. E. Hughes, Chemist. backed up

by the manufacturers of BALVIA, the Great Hair Grower, guarantees it to grow hair. .

SALVIA destroys Dandruii in ten

days.

The roots of the hair is so nour-

ished and fed that s new crop of hair springs up, to the amazement and de- light of the- user. The hair is made soft and fluffy. I./lke all American preparations SALVIA is dslntly per- fumed. It is hard to find an actress who does not use BALVIA continu-

YDUR GRAY IIAIRS

QUICIILY VANISII

A llarmleaa Remedy, Made From Garden Sage, Resfmel

Color fo Gray Heir.

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he discovery of the first gray hairs which unfortunately are looked upon s heralds af advancing age Gl'ay air, however, handsome it mayibe, akes a person look old. We all now the advantages of being young. Aside from the good impression a outhful appearance makes on others,

ing fit" gives one courage to under-

ccount of gray hairs, when a simple

nd color and beauty in a few days'

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To The June Bride

We want all the friends of prospective june brides

to call and see what a magnificent range of FURN- ITU RE we show. We have dainty pieces by the car load. Everything for the new home is here at comfoit- able prices. 4

Small pieces as per illustrations from $6.50.

$12.50, $15.00. $20.60, up to $50 oo.

Victoria Row

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can be had at these groceri-

Comn I. Co-M 5| A McLeod,

Crockett dz Co--Chappel'| Grocery,

Crabbe'o Grocery- _|, R. Cronin,

john Cameron-I-John Wheatley, '

Wm McPhee-P. L. Smullwood,

P. Mullins (between Richmend Q,

Pownal Stl) Mrs Trainor (Rochford Si M rs Geo Moore Water St-between Queen & Pownall

srizinslnr smmos ~

SOURIS, i’.li. Island and

~ MAGDALEN ISLAND STEAM-SIIII’ SERVICE

'I‘heA I. Steam ship "LADY BYBIL. will leave the Railway wharf 'Pluto

:::.v..”f.i'a.‘.':'..“:.?...“i.:“i:.:’.:.’.'i‘ilh:.'§'i the Magdalen Islands. calling at Sour s.

son&Son Agents at H]Gli'|ux. Chas W

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How About the-Future ?

Yes. young msn, you're all right now. BUT

HOW ABOUT THE FUTURE? Are you making any provision for old age, when your earning power is lest, when yon need money most.

For a few cents adsy The Canada Life will lay

ups valuable nest egg for you that will provide for you in the evening of life. Now is the time to insure. the rates will never be lower. See us today, don’t delay.

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R. B Rogers. Special Agent Kensington

Picton. April 22nd. illi- A-26dt|

PI.1iN'r ENE

llireci Route _io Boston

Commencing 7th May and following

Tuesdays, steamer will leave for HAWK ESBURY, HALIFAX and BOSTON.

Returning leave Boston every Salm-

day nt noon.

For further information apply to

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'Charlottetown Steam Navigation Ee

Limited.

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Commonclng Monday the 27th ol May the

Are Always

Our Staff l _ TE-Ie , [, ' SWIM , MU" OI Clerks Nauonal (ouung 0’ And Value

THE BIG DOWN TOWN STORE h' wh" You C\nada’s Foremost Cloihiera and

Ready To Outfitters CIPIIIYG

The Old Reliable Corn-r Queen “ue

and Sydney Sta.”

Srrve You

tain liarnder himself Mr. Astor sunt a gold watch.

It was definitely decided at the

first meeting of 'the Royal Commlg. sion on the Trade of the Empire in London that Australia should be the first of the dominions to be visited. The commission, says an exchange,

inquiry into trade conditions in the United Kingdom in relation to the re" Ol I-he Emplfc. and will leave for the Commonwealth in January.

Manuel, the deposed King of Porto.

gal, has recently made three unsee_ cessful eflorts in Vienna to secure ad. vanccs from Austrian bankers on the doubtful security of his personal Property in the kingdom which dig. owned him and turned republic, The

about $1,000,000, were included in the offered mortgage, which nobody seems to he anxious to take up -Montreal axe

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Our line of toilet preparations is

giving eminent satisfaction to all We have everything you could possln ly need in this line including lotions, powders, waters,perfumee, soap, den I-iirlC0l. skin food hair preparations- iu fact a good stock of all that is good and right You will find in ekery case that the quality is high and the price low The McKinnon Drug Co , corner Great George and Kent Streets MEM

A FATAL SHOOTING

SOWHKEGAN Ma. June 25-M-

ter shooting and killing George Spen- cer, A bourder at his home tonight, Bert Lane, aged 50 turned his rifle on himself with deadly result no the Bherlff stood at the door demand-

ing admittance

'rho officer, hearing the shot and

thinking that it wu intended for him broke down the door and stum- bled over Inova body, no it lay in the hallway The shooting of Spencer

ery of his father's remains. To Cap-

den sage acts as a color restorer and

hair dark, soft and luxuriant. In Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy we have an ideal preparation of Sage, combined with Sulphur and other valuable remedies for daurlrui!

D or a t

will dev” th t i ly coming out. A few applications of

e e “ex 8 x months to this 'valuable remedy will bring back

remove every trace of dandruf! and greatly improve the growth and ap-

time?

Most, people know that cmmou gar-

scalp tonic as well. Our grandmothers used a "Sage Tea" for keeping their

itching scalp and thin, weak hail that is s lit at the ends const n

the color. and in s short time it will

pearance of the hair.

Get a fifty cent bottle from your

drugglst today, _and notice the dif- ference in your hair after s few days' treatment. All druggists sell it, un- der ‘gusrantee that the money will be refundedif the remedy is not exact- ly as represented. Special Agent, E. A. Foster, Sunnyside.

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T0 EBADICATE WEEDS.

from various parts of your province wrote this division enquiring as to the best methods of eradication of a weed which I have reason to believe seems to be steadily increasing on some darms of the Island. The weed is a plant from 4 to 8 inches high with upright, or "kneeling" downv or nearly smooth stems, narrow, ra- ther llght green linear pointed leaves, ans smalleneamy-white flowers. The plant belongs to the pink family, and its name is Field Mouse-ear Chick- weed, (Coruttum arveuu L.) It is a shallow rooted perennial plant, pro- ducing many seeds, which rlpen al- most throughout the seulon after flowering is over (May-July).

ed to_spresd beyond control. The weed is readily killed by the same method of spraying as practiced for Oharlook. Use 2 lbs. of Sulphate of Iron to the gallon of water, and

ches of weeds show above ground.

I have the honor to be, Sir,

Your obedient servant,

I-I.'i‘. Gunow

Dominion Botantst.

on it. STRAW HATS 50c to $2.50. to 7.00. ,

We have just re

ceived by the S. S.

1 PLANT LINE an- ‘l'\ other consignment of

MEN’S Boalter Sail- or Straw Hats and PANAMAS in all the leading shapes and styles A

Straw fedoras, straw sailors, straw telescopes, Mac-

kinaw straws, coarse braids and fine braids curled brims and still brims double brims, cle, clean and well made. The new styles await your attention

pleasure will depend much on your hat.

here.Your Sumnler’s

If you buy it here it will be right-you can bank

Panamas from $3.75

SEE 0UR W|NDOW DISPLAY

National Clothing Co.

Hoberdashers

Clolhiers. Heilers,

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Steamer _"Northumberland" leaves Charlottetown for _Pictou.N S.. at 8.311 o‘cio8lr o. m.. leaving Picton on return

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.Connections made at Picton for all points in Nova Bootle.

Steamer "Empress

leaves Summernide for Point du Opens. N. B.. about I0 o’eloclr lu. rn.. leaving oint du Oheno on return about Lili p. m.. con- necting with express trains lor Charlot- tetown and Tignlsh. Connections made it Point du Cheno for all points in Canada

,and the United Stat-ew. WAKEFORD’

Manager.

Charlottetown. P. E. Island. Nr Ms!

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This is the beet time to recognize the weed, which should not be allow-‘

spray in spring do soon as the pat-`

Depnrtment of Agriculture, _

was witnessed by Lone s nine year old son, Barry His father told fum. he sold that it was all accident.

crown Jewels. estimated to be worth

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I"rom Montreal and .Quebec

io Gupe, Mal Buy, Perce Summeraide, Charlottetown and Picton. . From Montreal From Ch’town Thursday, 'I`hl1fSdHY- zoth. of June 27th. Of Jime- 4th. "July, llth. " .llillir 18th, “ “ _2_5lh. " " lst. _“ Aug 8th. " Al~‘K 15th. “ " zzud. " "

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Short summer cruise between New York and Quebec

- f -vie- Hslifax, N.S., Hawkesbury. C-B »

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Rules and further particulars will

he furnished upon application.

CARVELL BROS

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.booms in some day and let us show you samples of well Doiwl' f|'°m _"'° but mail order houses in Cunedm rim tile- bm vinuu alone dll' °' our ordinary ever! dl! Pri°°°’*“‘l you will be ns much pleased at the values we give no scores ol !°\:f neighnqrs havebotn. All we want I 4 gum or u new ee camper' "1"" -lr you mm do tam: with up mi-ywny-mfy uae-:.0 *dana* I' for your business., ‘ oo °_”1-‘°‘f_ i "Remember l‘o¢ter’l Bi! 5°” Fountain when thirlim U; A~““f,°" ur, omni mugnton. 0° -