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Ligier d inJuiy, 1767, one hundred

This Air Puniierls com- T M, ,,, ,,,

yearsago. be ow ir an

posed ‘of the best disinfecting abstract ofthln maori: _

ed' Lot 1.-Lands and wood bad. D080! ing, very good where Hunter Rhea- inter

in gr en ts

' The tablet should he hung no boom; was amp ana ragged, ww ' ' oak, a law winter cabins, llincres cleared; near the ceiling as It de'8t`roys and rivers; cod-fishery to the east exceed- ‘

Kill? f0iIli 3ll'»3l it 33C¢Ud5o ing good. for fishery or tillage. The woods will pay

Should be in every toilet Loi.. 2.-Lands and woodlas above; no

room during the warm “,,,,°,,e_

months. `

We suppied the Gullnare, mum,

Empress, Northumberland, etc L°l~ 4--W°°d~ and 8°" ew Umar "lm with them. Price 40 cents

each.

' clearinizs or houses; this township Is very

A good, having a line harbor and good fishl

ing; woods and lands finely watered.

I | - 1 Loi c.-\vo°ar and sou vi-ry good; 4

DRUGGIST. The Medical Han

_ cleared land makes it nearly equal.

_ ' Do Eyeglasses

lniure ?

Some people think glasses

ixjvne. because when once :mn n person lieoomes de- pouden upon them. 'Phe tsnthis n~:\~r-vu a glans gives rsliefbiy removing the strain upon the eyes no time should be lost in adording this relief

` GU-_ Ho

` `]eweler and2‘Opt

M*~_* (or canoes.

Lot 12.-Land-i and woods as 'above :no

ousee or ciearlngs; well situated for

ING BARGAINS. Wednesday next May 29th., ,we re-open our enlarged and -E improved store. To induce the § buying public to attend that day 3 and view the improvements. Zwe wiil'glve 2_0 p. c. discount 5 on our entire stock beglnnin at

5 ending at 6_ p,. nr.. Wednesday _ ii evening. in sddliion there will _ :bs numerous special lot barg.f ,

gains. See sd-. One lot of 2oo:_ §ladies‘ straw hats worih up to 2 #'52 will go Wednesday at r0c.‘ jeach.- -P.ows: Bros., Ltd. E _I 5-28dzlrrl. §

f%:

May The 24th.

our Fishing Tackle PU_`r_s ALI.

O'l`ilI~lRS i_\i THE SHAI)Ei

Beird's Pattern of flies now oben

$r.ooa doz. For the Holiday we

Oiier 8 good files for ago.

Reels-Rods-Cacts-

REDDIN BROS.,

_ Open Early Friday Morning.

.' g 5 _:'8.3o Wednesday morning ondf

lun; I

wnnsmoai' lumunre un It ml.

luchlnmrniatlon lesnlcblnlr the soil. forest, oapaouitiee population, &c of the dilerent eations of this Province in em bodied lntns report o! survey mldc bl

nothing but small spruce; no land cleared;

70 feet hizh; several fresh water ponds

cleared land or houses; coast and fishery

Lotii.-Woods and soil as above; no

cleared land or houses; coast and fishery

e; _

above; no_ clearlngs or houses; coast to east is marshy and low; woods to west of Moncktcn Cove wlerably good.

Lot 5.-Woods and soil pretty good; no

houses;60 acres cleared; this township gnodbut not equal to No. 5. Only small craft can coins up Foxiey River; the

Lot 7.-Woods and soil indifferent ; no

houses or clearlngs; this townshlp`is bad ; no fishery ; sen coast steep and rocky.

Lot 8.-Woods and lands to the south

are good ; no houses or ciearlugs ; this township good for agriculture ; marshes at Wolfe Inlet will make flue meadows.

Lot 0.-Woods and lands good ; no

houses or clear-ings ;lands on the south marshy and fit for meadows at Sandy Cove.

Lot 10.-Good woods and lands, lit for

meadows and tillage, but marshy alonu Percival and Enmorc Rivers ; no houses or clearlugs. `

Loi ll.-Lands and woods good ; no

houses or olearings ; marshes along Cavendish Channel can make fine

meadows, but channel is only navigable

fishery and lands flue for agriculture she-llops could come up Wood River.

Lo_t13,-Land and woods very good; 1

church,24 houses and barns,750ncresclear- ad; ohis is one of the best townships on the Island both for situation and fishery and for cleared land. ' .

Lot 14.-Lands and woods very good

12 houses and barns, 350 acres cleared; this township has line land: Ellis River is navigable for ships of any burthen.

Lot lli.-Woods and land indlderontly

good; 10 arrss cleared; has a good extent along the sen, advanlagsour for agrlcult. ure.

Lot 16.--lfand and woods good; no clear-

ed land or houses; having the advantage olE|lis River and Richmond Bay may turn out to advantage for fishery and agriculture.

Lot 17.-No ciearings or houses; woods

and lands good; being situated on the neck between Richmond and Halifax Bays, with good lands on,both sides must

turn to advantago,

-mt 18,-Good woods and laudu,nc clear- ings or houses; surrounds the 'county town, and convenient for fishery, must turn out to advantsirs.

Lot lil.-Good lands and woods; ,2

houses, I sawmill, H) acres cleared; has water communication with Halifax and

Rlchmoiid Bays and the carrying place by land is a mood road. makes ir or value.

Lot 20.-indifferent woods and soil, no

houses or olearinms; of little value till

neighboring townships are settled.

, Bhonses and burns, 225 some cleared;

Lot $1-lands and woods better than

the former, no houses or olehrld land well sitnakd for nshery but Grenville Baylsonlyiltforllnlllurilti

Lotii-Innda and wooic something

better than the frrmer. no clearing or-imusss,hasenmeadvnntsges as the former.

Lot ill.-Woods and lands very good

above Hunter River; no ha nsee or clear

sects with its smaller branches.

Lot 2-i.-Good lands and woods, some

one at the best townships on the Island.

for clearing lf.

Lot 25.-Very good lands and woods;

one of the best lots for agriculture and has good water transport to Halifax Bay. -

Lot Hi.-Very good lands and fwoods;

10 houses, 500 acr_s cleared; gold for agriculture and woods; has advnntago of Dunk River and llralilax Bay.

Lot X7.-Lands and forest good; no

clearinizs or houses; in time may be valuable for agriculiursui

Lot 28.-Good wood and lands;Hl houses

and barns, 4li0acrss cleaned; good lands for agriculture; woods along the coast mosnly spmc e, and _ ind'ffei°_§llt-,_bu_t good further inland; from Caps Traverse is the shortest cut to than Continent.

l.ot 29.-Good words and -'lands; 4

houses and barns, -100 acres cleared; is near as good as former, but not so much communication with the const.

Lot 30.-Woods along the coast, sprnci;

lands and woods better up the country; none cleared, no houses; has steep s-rr coast with neither coves nor rivers.

Lot. 31.-Gnd woods and sol ;7 houses,

200 acres cleared; well suit-'d`for agriculu - ure;has short communication with the

Intended mc‘ropoiis by Elliot River; not convenient for fishing.

Lo! 32. -L ands and woods a rms as 3|;

7 houses, 150 acres olcured; has com-

munication with the Chief Town by both York and Elliot Rivers.

Lo: fill.--Good woods, toisrably good

Holi; no cleared land or houses; good fish- ing on the North Shore and a safe harbor for shellops.

Lot 34 -Woods very good, extremely

fertile soil, particularly on the north aid»»; 10 houses, li00ni-res clcnrcd; pretty no d place for fishing, but most advantageous- ly situated for farrnlnir. ` ('l`o be concluded.)

ii-_m

The Loudon Daily Mall says the Colo-

nial Prinle Ministers and their wornen folk were ncurly unanimous in condemn- ing the English climate its atrocious.

Torontoiias in train lor this year $18.

00',(I)0 worth of new buildings, or abc-u' live times the value put up in each of what were then thought the good years of 1001 and 1002. The list includes two l1\lilliil!RB0i'15, tvio of 12 and one_oi20 storeys. 'lhs total assessment of Toronto

will this year pass the $20l,0‘I)0,000 mark-

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Dress ccessones Not Necessities, But Buutuiicrs Intcteslihg io _ _

JAMI-ss PATON ,va sjco.

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inc Value of the Goods Launol be Gniusalii as my be

_ by lnsp ciion ~

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roioreil Braille ug ther ii \

Fancy Co on d Bisid¢foi‘slVeit-cf 1' in- f~cmMontii$uli°,i_iffl°_’ll!f\Willi5", gr.e's»n-rd navy -.r_i_1f\h`oi\s,_`{"'w"hiie`i black. and grey|.,r`u_u‘ i_ui,yu_id\l1s`_-_-. 34 in up to4 inch.7_ Prices range from 7c. to 01.50 _ - »‘ ‘ _

Appliqucs ‘ = ‘

Colored and birch. sho pretty

iiirhr' shades in cornbinaiion-silk and =ln's¢l, al-io narrow widths suiiabfe for dresses and suits. The j

wider widths come is wide as4

inch.” 'Almost ap: shade sl‘»a‘ling '

ir .»m_ilght to da ~ lf you cannot get whateyou _want at your regular s.ore_TeolIle to us and' see what we are showing. Priced from zoo to ssc- ' ‘ ‘

Belling `

White, bladk and greyi in circular.

`i.Iie‘aai°"i" ~ ‘-

<1 `; , ' .

__ _ And 'girdle forma, dress shields and collar #hd n full stock of bl'a{§in§'.}__`lh all colors 'ani ecrix hyd in"-_ and finishing brnidlrf 1 "V _

alia-iéf Lam H _ _

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And Point d’Esprit, Dotted Nets

and Chiffon' Tuckllrgh white b‘aclz and corn two tone-'i. Prices ranK¢ imm_5oc to 52.3°. _

Val, -And 'l`orclon_ Laces ~

All widths from 'r 8 to }{ lnchzs,

Priced from' 4c to a5`c- Always a full stock to choose fxun ln black, cream and white. -

Trimming `Braids_;_ in all shades

and popular widths. ~ _

Brown

Wan

Have §&li=fy Cloth

an Short

Gi Alex Brown

CUS'l0M TAILQR G1!-Gr. Geo and Kent Si,

‘_The Two Mads i

i'°iEi\_i WANTED! j.c.ximl1 _"` c::';:::°i.:°:”"I§’.i.`f§§'_i§_j*'_'_fi`=='if222* _

_ g-iglwg. ` _ Charloiteiown P.'0_,

lAliCll0ll Salt 3!

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_ ' = » l_=_ -_ :

‘auciionfffi-s.\¢' of vaiuabii _iroiiing Stock.

I ami nsirncted by Mr. H. A. Mclionaid

of Sonris in sell by public suction on Wednesday, May 19th, l9c7 at r o'clo¢k »p. m. sharp at his residence, Maine Si. Souris, all his imported horses consist ing one black stallion 5 years old, D ]_ McD, 45527, oy s grandson of Nuiwoofi, ~ One bay mare Syears old by Ninn. gen a,o9}(, sister of Kid Shea, 2.045; also Hydrogen 2.o7}(, he by Robert Mc- Gregor.

llne white mare Belle McD, register L-din vol. I7, age ra years.. a perfect

I single foot saddle and toppy driver,

One 2 year old stud colt by Fiizhng

_McD, M205, trial miie 2.12% by s grandson of

One filly by the ssrfze

881112

L32

1'-f:_=ff°“-=.'---e='.__._=f_,_ _ -1' .,'£- .'_. K 'wmmsm<'.riww1 '” Milli' ' »-

and

oiiering you will net yous big sav- ing this week--see the liner at 8<‘_._ at 12 1-zc. and at 2zc._---Moore;_&

$600.00 Profil Besides Carrying fbe Risk. W. K, Rogers. Eoqo ‘ ' ` ‘

Canada Life Assurn.nceE,CoI., . r

ChitrinP.» f

DEAR Sm :E12 .iuzviisti r8]i I tooxout a long term endowment Qolicy for from in tne Canaria Life. the annual premium being $26.40. very five years since their without a single exception the nmpany have advised me oian lncruasedfviuxount omiusurance added to my policy and today you hand me in the Comp y's ch--cz for 3r,5 10.31 which is for $600 oo more thurti) the amouait pier-l ip premium-i. When I

id th tlha e een insure a t st me oran average amount

2\irzl\i:»o\Ei'$I2:>o.oo sind that I now receive such_ excellent Cash returns, I feel that I have been mort liberally dealt with -and wish the Com-

_ pany the success it so well merits. _ Your; tr;rl4y\.KE ~ ` Sydney,.March ao-th, r9o6.

You must insure in the ‘ CANADA LIFE to get

CANADA LIFE results. _

W. T. Burrows, Surnmerslde. ' w. P. cniiiim, Ebbsseei. '_ Rogers#

3_5dmwf rwny, _ _ Manager P._E. I.. Branch.

Auction

We are authorized by ine Bxecuiore

of the Estate of the late Richard Burke, to sell by Public \uction on the prerni ses Malpeqne Road, 3_ miles from the

On Wednesday, May 29th, |907

I cart,(uearly new) 1 disc harrow,r

hay nlower (near y new,) I hay rake, 1 wood - sleigh, r Roller, r mouldln

oy. _ ‘ _ ‘ f -_ _Navigation Co, [limited]

credit

given _ on

A BOISNER '

5 a5d4i Auctioneer. »?

The Charlottetown Steam

COMMl.ENCiNG AT 1 0'CLOCK P. M. Vi

spikelrarrow, r spring tooih harrow, I ` gl-lm f\1l'ti\¢l' 110309 the Swami'

"I\orthumberlaud” will ieaveihe Company's Wharf daily. excel"

s;‘:.“:‘:;»,.'::‘.i1i.°::.:."...‘°::.:..°::2.::.".iS-no. .., .»..... ._ ..._ ....

lcd. Usual terms at sale. `Pi°l°U- _

0' new canreaaco _ o G_ W- WAKEFORD'

l 4-:Blah-ri ` ' auetion'¢¢ra.` Charlottetown 5-23dtf HSM Sf _*___ ;v______ _ - ' _ _ _ - . .gt _ _ ._ , ,_-‘ = _.ze

Some of _the wash goo_ds,we_ are _ ' `

McLeod. _ »_ __ 5-::ol~ii.~

liave Your. Home I

U Vaccmaied

by letting us instal a system of Sanitary 1-'lurnb~ _ ing, a sure' preventative against disease. Better let _ us do your next plumbing job. You will be more than pleased with the re- sult. Baths Lavntorles, Closets and Range Boilers of the latest pattemsalways in stock. Estimates furnish-

ed.

_ _- _ , 1;-

; F red."-Trainer, _ ‘ Successor to late Charles

_ _, Hermms. _ _

-- G 35:: "it, opp. Opera House,

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_ _Mlen’§ Rubin-rifle, a

i ¢~Sole Boots

iearher linings _which m_a_:__ers`yery comfortable vyalking

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_ V b°°f~ A1-° ===_iu\>1# is iszii!_=i1,¢-_._i;_1_!F3`_ii!iii?ienilr!_1=_€=_ ‘»4°°° "

~ ' arid $5,oo now_,...._`.'»i,‘ .e i-..,,a_;.f:r,..i` .5 -

terceloniai Railway' and '_ ' _»~ A Ti" b¥l‘”"°_ if ““l“` » 51* ‘“ir3°* H€“lh°"’

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' We have jnst_purchased a large, assortment ,of-m'en’s

' \ _ i rubber sole it big -sacrifice, an laige iquautity of

I these are _up-w-_Fate siyles, madeof il¢l_f,i1_¢f with

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i nie sr 'viii

, . I A medium shspeiv. Former price Mlm noiifr.. $330 »

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