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Watches, Cloc»s, Jewelry -and- Sllverwear

~ -at-

Floderate Prlc s

- at- .

Kill. Patterson’

gi I ri ____ nil i_t‘,l` ' *fi Li _ '

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TO . LET

That. well known honso fronting on King

Sanus containing ton rooms with frost prog osllhl' 110|!!-till bl' llol. vvnicr mul nll other modern i|npl'0\'¢\luc||ls. Tho ubn\'ohu\.nu had been renovated by painting and paperlng l lirsl. oinsn lnnnnur. Possession llnnlelliu\o__3_'

Appiy to l<`.LVV;\llD KELl.Y. l‘ll.l 'Sydney S |uau.ur ,

The Mark oi ldenl

We are safeguarding your mtere

we urge you _to_1ook f Fit-Reform trademark i Suit and Overcoat you buy. f

" shoddy " in their ni

ly-twisted, wear-defying wool.

HEWSON - WOOLEN MILLS, Limueil.

' AMHERST, N.

Warburton -'til

PUBLIC Etc.

Oflice in Cameron Block - town P. E Island

A. B Warburton B A

D Edgar Shaw

dr6n1

It is the distinguishing

‘ ' Hevnon' Tweeda don't gq

lllibby in a month or go,

ak

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BARRl5'l`ERS'ATTOYNEY

because there is no G

¢_

up. Every thread is of pure,str0ng_

g > .tr

Alllli Slllill Ill

I. Piney la a farmer of

»Uiverl.ou *Que , known aa a man of

' _ _integrityiand good judgment. He writes

_:liar no uncertain terms ol' the‘_lgreat

. henetit hs derived from taking “ ruin a-tives" for a long standing kidney j»£l’0\lbll. `

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A.lso makers of Hewson Unshrinkablc Underwear.

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Ulvertou, Que.

I autfered lor many years with kidney

trouble, with bad pain in the back and all symptoms of disease of the kidneys. I took every known kidney remedy and

' kidney pill but nothing gave me relief

and I was getting discouraged I was

advised to try “Fruit-a~tives" abd I did

5 NOTARY ` so-and this medicine cured me when

cvcry other remedy failed. I used alto-

- Chi-r10¢l¢..' `gc’ther7fiitcen boxes- of “Fruit-aftives"

and from the outset the 've me relief

' ' _ y gl D ll and I :nn no\v practically well again, no

style-of tailoring-of value.

. .M flrtga gc Salc

Thousands of' me learned that it pays for this label-an

to look d pays

sign of A ‘ \

pain in the back, nodistress, and all the symptoms of severe ltirlxiey disease have

- - -1:, entirely left me. I :nn very thankful to

he or`\ce'more well und 1 freely make

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this statement for the sake of others who may suffer as I suffered and to

. , , . . _ _ . _ _ 1 _

them l soy ‘Try 'l'ruit a mes " 5

' (Sgd) Crnnsncs J. Pulcnv.

ts when " Fruit-a~tives " -- or “ Fruit Liver

or th e 'l`ohletn"'nre sold by dealers at 5oc a box

-6 for $2.50--or will be sent ou receipt

I1 every oi p_ric_e.\ Fruit-a-tires Liiniled, Ottawa. .

_ or “The Old London Property’

will t° 5nd il- In Charlottetown

There will he sold by Pullic Auction

on the reutises in Cha-iottetuwn, on

Let it guide i‘Rll»A\?, the iifih llav f june A. D

l 8 at the hom' of Twilve o'clock noon

always .-\Il that tmct, piece und parcel oi

b i l ull silnate lying and being in Char-

1 n u y_1 n g loltelown in Prince F.¢l\\'ard Island

S u 1 t n

S a d RM h.\un<leil und described ns follows. thai

is to say: Conunencing on the north

~»

Overcoats_ _ ~ side of Water Street at the distance ol

Ont: nnndred and 'l`lurt_v-one feet and wo inches I~In°4twnrll‘y from the East Sidi. ol' S th N rtl alle'

` _ ..`- Queen neck, ence o 1 ar :

_ _ _ with Queen Street ai`oresaid{a` distance of

,_ _ _ Eig'|ty~fourfeet, tl\eiice\'Eéi¢'}i.t`ld paralle

` ` ° with \l/utcr Street aforesaid ' liiftv-six

- feet. thence South Eighty-four fiat to

6 Water Street and thence West aoug

Water Stre t Fifty-s'x feet' to the plan-_ of beginning together with ‘h: use .lf a

_ _ ` rizht of way eight feet wide along the

. Eastern aide o the land hertb dcscri d

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PROWSE BROS. 1._uv11'rED ;;:,:'.;:;:=::u::.»".“f,:::;.;:2rraise

' fiharlnllelowll ' L wl'l`\lieeiiiiove sa‘e ls m .de nnrler and by

' """"’ "“ " " """ -w ~--'-_ ' virtue ol' and pu`rsn:\nt to n Power of Sale

contained in a certain 'ndent .rc of Mor

_ mage lyenriugrlate the TW.:.\ly-t'|i'th day

_ of May A. D 1899. made between john P

jo ' ol \`llni~lotlexi wn in Queen‘s County

Reclizlng the necessity of having a iirst class mnn as foremar

at our boiler work, we have secured Mr. Davnl Cnc.-raue, who holds a technical cxtiiicateior boiler construction from the Techuilcal Colle e. Glasgow. Pe

also _had cuarée of the boiler works of the Grange-Mouth and Grrenock Dorl- yard Co., of range-Mouth, Seotland. He has a wid. experience in the bnilc- lng and repairing ot Marine and wmnunary Boilers. \\'heu in need of rt-pairs of anew boiler write. or _all n_~ up bv teiepnniie. we will give your work our in.\~

mediate attention.

` ' _ Q-Our Prices Wlll Be Rlghraqgq

CIIARLOTTETOWN FGUNDRY and MACHINE Co. Ltd.

dttsrtts _

.V

w lonn ke: per oi the one part 'inn dsvard _lnrvis Hudgsoii of Charlottetown

nforesaitl Master ol' the Rolls of the other part and hccsluslx of xlefnull having been made in payment ofthe principal moneys secured thereby.

Should the above lands not he sold o-

the rlny of sale. the sninc will thereafter he rlisposefl of at private sale on applica- \i0| to I'[:|s7..\rri. Guulcl & Faszzlrd Solicitors etc, Charlottetown.

Dnted this 5th ilnv of May A D 1908. EDWARD _IARVI5 HODGSON, 5-6dw4i Mortgagee.

il

' :being reduced.

convenientl `

Manufactured aolely by

Y mm. M, The CAMPBELL MILLING C0., Limited

‘ ln this picture are shown the huge gyrating sifters, a part ofthe process of

_manufacturing “Queen City" Flour. These machines work on the same 'plan as the hand sieve, the Hour passing from one screen to another as it is

“ I c' ” F1

Queen - ity our

is the housewife’a favourite. “l can bake everything from bread to angel “ke with ° Quxn City ’ ” she says, and in that way it is economical and so

S'I`0RY

(Continued from page 2)

what, butbesvllatllllu adlsgruntled mood.~

“What'l du uae ot a mau'l having

to work at alll" he complalued. “1lbat's what I don't seal Ot course lt'a dllrar- ent lfyou have a tlue, any job. I wish I had one like Matthew Carrol’a-no work and plaub 0! DU-er Jim John- aou’l, healing a lot ot ditch diggers. '1\l.t'l a comfortable tblngl ".l.‘waa by pullhegotlt.amllwlahIhadhla luck. Then.” with a meaning glance at Kitty-"than rd have a _wlte and live in tina style."-

Klttra cheeks named and ber eyes tlasbed. “The men I merry," she erlsd, “will

iight his own way up. He'll have a backbone, not a wlahbone, Hr. Dee- moad Fitzgerald."

The phrase dwelt with Desmond the rest ot the day. He aheveled venge- N111.

“A backbone instead ot a wlahbone,"

he kept repeating. "Tha cheek ot the glrltoaayathlngllko thattomal'

me anger at Kitty became more and

more poignant. and when Thomas spoke to him be made it apparent that he wished to have nothing further to dewlthauymemberottbetamllyot Macdouough. 'Next noon a eousle headed youngster brought Thomas' dinner pail.

“Where'a K.ltty_?' Desmond ventured

to inquire.

“Slck." Thomas was husklly laconic. Delmond'l anger cooled with a md-

tlelmess astonishing even te himself. A lump rose to bla throat and a quick mist to his eyes. Sick, was she, the poor glrll Like as not she had over- worked helping her aunt and the chil- dren. What lhe needed was some one to watch over her and inks care ot her. He would buy ber some lowers that very evening. But when he came to tum out his pockets he found that 50 cents comprised his worldly store.

“It will buy a dozen ot some klud of

poslea, though," he thought. "md what'a a bite to eat compared to that? I'm not hungry, anyhow." '

He found his way to KitU’s tene-

meut with a box ot pluk carnations, and K.ltty'a aunt opened the door.

“Who will I say they’re from?" she

questioned ln the subdued tones people use in alckroems.

“Tell-tell her t.hey’ro from Dee-

mend," he atammered, swallowing hard. He groped his way down the rickety stairs, inwardly determined to send her roses every other day. 'As tor the money, he could workeveu- ings. There were always plenw ot odd jobs tor a man who was wllllng.

So each morning Thomas told hlm

how she was, and all day long and far into the night Desmond worked with passionate energy, an energy which helped hlm in part to forget two dreadful questions: What if Kitty dldn’t get well? And what lt there _were mother mm whom she loved?

“And notthe' lah! vagabond I must

have seemed,” :enacted poor Desmond, musing bitterly on his wasted years.

But Kitty gained and gained and

was slttlngouarecklngchalrbythe window when Desmond went to see her, a box of roses under his arm. She was as pale as the soft white wrap- per that 'she wore, yet she hushed at sight ot hlm and bald. out a tbln little hand. ~ - -~ ' “0h,' Desmond," ahe said, “you've been so good to me, and the tlowera were lovely. I conldn’t' have get well without them. They made my room like a garden when I used to lla therb and look at them. And they tell me-they tell me you're doing flue!"

"It I am it is all owing to you, Kit-

ty," said Desmond, tumbling in bla pocket. ' _ ~

"What have you there?" she cried. Desmond looked a blt shametaced

and drew out a wlahbone. _ “Do you mind what you told me about a backbone being the best thing ln life? I've brought you this as a sign I'l1 wlu my own _way up instead of wishing." I

Klt.ty's eyes danced. "But, Desmond," she objected, “the bone wa»m¢\t to be broken. so sup- pose yor Qake one wish more, the last ot all, and then have done with lt tor- ever? 'Twill be a. kind ot celebra- tion." » “night you _aml"- cried Desmond. s‘HB\'C K0”l` “U _ . _J

They pnlleQ ' "I wlnl” cried Desmond breathlessly, “I winl And do you know what it was that I wanted? I wished that I might 'marry Kitty Macdouougb, the sweet- est glrl in the whole wide world."

Kitty hid her blushing face on Deo-

moad's shoulder.

“And I wished the very same thing.”

she whispered.

Mentaignda Chateau. The upper room in the round tower

ot the chateau of Montaigne, in Perl- gord, is practically unaltered alnoe the lord of the chateau housed his books thereaud wrotehlaeaeayl. Onthe walls and ou the calling are traces of the painting! that once adorned them. A visitor to the tower says ln the Lon- don Globe: ' _

“On the ground iloor was Hen-

talgue'| chapel, above were his bed- chambar and prlvata apartments, while on the tblrd story was a beloved bool: room. ‘There,’ lays the easayllt, ‘I turn. over now one book and then an- other on various subjects without method or design. One while I medl- tete, mother I nconl and dictate, as I walk to and fro, meh whlmslea al theaoIpreseuteoyeuhere.'_Thewalb- ingtoandholaemabohavobeeaee- aeutlal eo production. Montaigne lays his thoughts slept lt he sat still. His fancy only went aa bla legs eval. Round the walls of the roam stood the ordered ranh of books 'arranged upon Ive rows of shelves, while hom Ge three windows' the perlpahtle elleyiat could not ealy overlook hlrowu hail- ly and hemehold eeueeral below, but

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children. _

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tendency had immediate c relief from eopghs or iu- Ismsd eourlmona of rb¢

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roll.

Sold by dnlggiata Saad postal for bookld.

Following is s list of lggzzuucheag

-- Beans and _ e _

Valuable property on Water Btreee. 'Ham and Beaui ~, _

The undersigned otlers lor private Cornedlieef and Beans sale his House, Outbuildings and Clicken Pie]

d, also Warehouse adjoining same Fried Eggs

Lower Street now occupied by ""°‘l 5l“*°l!¢S ~

on - L_ M_ P0010 & Co_ If not Bold by 'i"e|-rl and Butt|.~r-Potatoes. and T-rn private "Je by May mth "_ Wm f .,oll`ee, served will any of the abou then b° ousted by public auction' tiffhsligrvviesiiot buckwheat cakes wil'

‘or p rticul s 1 t R. V. longwoith or” app y 0 YY“P f-*Y 5¢»' °lS° S\*!l¥S» Nm and fl-.Ut

etc.

B. CA}tTliR & C0. G,” ,,"m“_ _ r _ uetloneer. GL George SL

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“»°=-" 3- Quicll~?;i14;i1n¢"h

F Lunches served daily at the above place

l' rom x_oc u_p. |5c lunches '¢ specialty

~~ "‘~s.

Market'

Moat Up to dare Cale in the eily. Everything neat and clean. Try our special 25e dinners they are

well.

Quick lunches at all hours from loc u p Open from 8 3o a in to u.3o p_n|,

Give us n cull. qzodmwfrttstf. '

G. L. MURPl'lY'& Co, Ltd.

SV DN EV N. S

General Commission Vlerchanta __»\nil vrnlluee hantjlcd on Mmmuuiza- l|0ll. . Prompt returns made

5 lI’|l||_Yl _ , 1,

W.l". ll. Carvell, B.A

Barrislvr. Solicitor. Notary Public- etc- 0|-FlCi'.:- V

0‘H'\llornn Bailding, _

Corner Gt. George Street,

Bank o Nova Scotia

'6dmWl5l° ` srlnwfrm Onn. Crahl\e's Q

- _'Zi '» '.~_f f _ - ‘nk-_

FA OUS

A Litl'e better Quality

A Little Bigg‘r Cake

A Little Longer Life _

' 'A ' ~ -' ~~~~-cm

Than other. Laundry if /A » >~

Soaps Sold at

Five Cents.

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And every Little Bit added to what you’ve got, makes just a

Little Bit more. If you ‘want the Very Best Value in Laundry' ' ‘

’ Soap Try' FAMOUS. When you ask your 'dealer for Soap'bc

particular to ask for FAMOUS.

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Q-I SUPERPHOSPIIATE, `Nll`RA'l`E OF SODA,

KAINIT. MURIATE 0F POTASII. SULF HATE

`. _ or ronisu. rom: Mein.

containing highest percentageliof soluble and available plant food in the best and economical forms known to

agricultural science. _ _

Each ingredient sold separate and unmixed as

USEDIN ENGLAND enabling the farmer to_ obtain his fertilizing materials at the lowest possible cost and in the proportions best adapted to his particular re- quirements of soil and crop, paying ‘no “manufactm;e;;§f_’ profit which on most brand amounts to 2 5_'p;_irf.{ce`rliltl

The farmer saves this While

~ No' better Fertilizers can possibly be' manufactured

I8 _years _constant use of these manures by our mo_si,_'j_p__r_.o___

gresswc farmers

prove their superiority over all others on the market., Send for pamphlets, “The potato crop in Cranadzf' “Food for plants” and etc, free on application. ` ,

AULD .BR

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