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JUNE 6, 1911 . f - - ‘

l "mm “TEST NEWS THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN mir nn" 0,. ILL.. ~ pAgg-ELEVEN

“Y”

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'without a fault

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SAFE’ . SILENT, SUR E

. 'I`lie Three l"e;itiii'c.\' tliiit iiiiikc

“ROYAL GEORGE”

` ii.\'i‘ei ii-is _

tlic iilosi perfect

S'l`l{lKE ANY\\'lllfl{iI. iiiatcliesi

iii Caiiziila.

, RED, wiirric an izttiié lil... _

|000 nlatclies lo the box

:it

I0 cents the box.

For sale It\"I7.I{Y\\'I*II§Rlf iii C.'iu;id:i.

l",-3° nn: E. ii. nun ui L'rii,iiiiii. oiiiaiial

i dttsrstf

i Something to Driiilc;

that \vill tickle your palate---iriieneli your tliirst and is good

for you, can always be found in our Cailioiiated lievcrziees.

(linger Ale ‘ Sarsapnrilla Nolzi t‘liaiiipa_s;iie Vino Claret I.einoi`i:i<le Liiiie _liiice :uid Soilii Creaiii Soda Orange Pliospliiiie Dry (`.iii<,;cr Ale \\'ild Cherry Pliospliate l{a.<plit~i‘i'y .\`od.'i l.i_-iiioii Sour

1nd old fasliioiiiril Htiiiit- (.`.iiif.;'».i' llcei'

Stock up with iliese giiiiiis.

'l`liey out .sell all otlicrs. Out of '1`o\vn orilers have prompt ritteiitioii.

_ G. H. S11*/[MONS

P. O. liox 433, Cliarloiletowii.

5 --zoilzw

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siiirsiiiiir

For the prcveiilifiii of Siiiiit in yoiii' grain and

Seah on your potatoes use 'l§l,I'l'§.\"l`t)f`\"l".. You eziii buy it pulverixcd 9c pci' pound from

Stanley Shaw Ee? Peardon Cliarlottetowii

4-29dtf. _ I

iiuuiii, , iiiiii

I" rom the Great Lolt Trotters of Today Come the Greatest Sires of Tomorrow.

fi iii _l lit: _llitiiilmix k:i_ili_|:_li

lii- lloiiiliiiiian. Allort rd till 2.2"l_; l'1il_._ Winfi-

iii. i...;ii1i'iiiiiiisi;r

I’liysici an and Surgeon

(lriidiiato McGill University, Mon- tririil, Q",-,_

liiitrivltcsiilciit Iliiiisc. Siirgci>ii West.- "H tiiiiiiwiil Iiospitiil, ll/loiit.rciil, Qiie. ii""iis 379. onus 137 Kiiiit st. °r"""lY occupied by the lute Dr.

HMSLL F. 11. Ixelly.

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:.l'.' i»i-i:oi- uri; .i i; l..;:en L 'i ut iliil :_o~i 1-i; ‘ iiroiiiiiora ‘ dlliiliiiviii:ii_2,:iii;i-i;Baron \\'ilks 2.18: Kiiiniyi' Z.li I-4: lliri-rt 2.05 i»2: l\li»|<q.Al iii. 152i; llirvctiiiii (li, 2.(i5 l'lC |7ll`*‘Cl~ll|“ _e-,,,,.,. .itz ii i-i; .ii-iiiii iii. ‘ein :i-4: llmv-i_il isii, z.i.'.;i-.i; i_n.i..iiuiii<- in z.ii 1-4.. "lr--»,'“ i\ni|i|ii pmol ol iliig trutli of this state- ,nioiil. liri-i-il to Aoniri :ind gi-t. ii cnll trot-

iiiifiii ilii iiiini».oi\ iii l'I li Mari»~i

iii?-ittlt(iil his' bred \\'ill lin mei. at train or

_ boat xinil wi-II i-.nrieil lor al. the most rea

llwllablii riiii si

. ‘ .i. M. Niciiotsoii

Doctors of Optics , » 292 Km, St, ’

Dr. Silverston' will be travelling

rliiir\\'t|itl.

H Ch’iown, P. E. I. “‘L‘:istern p rt of the Island this siiiniiier and will call in the settle- ments as usual. Address all mail to

‘Silversion & Epstein

Doctors of Optics, Charlottetown, P. 1".. I. mid when in town will please call at 16-‘i Queen Street Office hours

;t_1“iii tg I2 noon, I 1_5 p mto 5 45 830~p;"iitnrday evening 7 p into

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Farm For Sale

gn firms of good farm land _between

l'nion :ind Iii-aelili-y I‘i. Roadi SIX miles froiii Cliarloiietown. Well f\'l\<`Ed Will' \vo\‘eii \\'iri‘. Biiililiogs large and in good repair, waiter sysieiii tlirouglioiit barns and hiiiisv. Iloiise heated by hot air, Con- crete Stable and manure shed. zo acres ofguod growili liaril and soft wood, lo acres clioirc lumlicr. Will be sold in lots ‘to suit piircliaser. Money can remain on farm scriircd by Fir.-it iiiortgage. ‘_

Consnltation and Testing Eyes Appiyin |.~_ ll. ll0RNl<., tiiy or

ii een woo erlng when you'

W0Uld__reach church manners in your Hefles. _ was the comment ol the wife of a mlnstef. Wh0 eipeclally request- Hd to have her name withheld, when She was_asked for an opinion upon thc §“bJect. “People seldom con- nect manners’ and church, and yet the niiinuers of many churchgoers are silflll’ In need of reform."

'Are fl10l`€ Sliccinl offenses against

good manners peculiar to the church- IY. or are the breaches of etiquette upon which others have expntiated

_i_i_l_>scrv;ible in church?" she was ask-

"Botli, I might say." was the ans-

_\Yci‘, after ii fcw moinents of thought. All that has been snid about the bail manners of those who go late to the theater or other entertain- ments and annoy the men und wo- men who have arrived énrly and in. t»°3‘l`l`l\lll the prugriun, and of those who chatter during the music or the lecture or the play; and of those who obstruct the view with unconscion- illlll' l_al‘i.!e hats, and af those who are fsnohbisli, or pushing or siiperciiioiis or over-criticiil or generally obnox- ious--all of it might with ri little aiiiciiilliiir, be applied-to the niiiniiers of zrtteniiaiits in cliurch. It is surely

nisle during a sermon, with a rustic of silks and a lot of other noise than to do thc same iliscourtcoiis thing wliilu the lirst act is- going on. It ii-i both ill-iiiiiiiiiei‘e<l iinil irreverciit to whisper and cvcn giggle during divine i~:i»r\'ie.c-aiiil both are done every Sun- day in the yciir in one church an an- otlier. Loud, coiispicious, spuce-tak- ing giirmciits are so much out of place in ii cliiirch that in themselves Lllify iniirlit hc consiilci‘cil opposed to

I Be Good to

_:ind the w_oi'ld will be good to you, __ he wriy is to keep your stomach, ii-er, ludricysn :uid boivc-ls riglip And youll mid great help in

nnncnaivrs Pins .

Sold Everywhere. |

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ii li ll '/iii 1 l dl 4 '

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Hackney Stallion

Kilnwick Fireaway Jr

SIDE

The Celebrated ixiinwick Fireaway. Lord Swanlaud (1834) Lord Derby (11) (415)

ltcformer (549)

DAM

Gem (Imp.) Hackney

Mclnnis Donny

Salndin Kilnwick Fireaway Jr. is a beauti-

ful seal brown, 8 years old, weighing 1175 lbs. . Ho is a typical Hackney, perfect in syiiiinctry with fnultless feet and legs.

This horse has been pronounced by

com ctcnt ‘id es to he one of the

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ada. He is high-headed and stylish, fearless and strong, with kind and gentle disposition.

As it stock-gutter breeders only re-

quire to see his colts, some of which have sold this spring ns high as $175.

Kilnwick Fireaway Jr. will make

the scnson of 1'Jll nt; ownor's stable, Fortiiiie Briilgc, “at niodcrnto serv- ice.”

lircr‘dci's of cliiiico carriage stock

_'ini invited to cull und inspclzt him l>r\.ioi'n liriierliiig.

lloivin nlmwii with plniisiiro.

Miircs nt. owiici"s risk.

(lldillltllil A. Wtltlll, Ownor.

"»ltiart.t.fl!’.i_ l"orf.iinn llrldilfl.

The Connor Ball Bear

ing Washer .

:_ \ : no

" ace

_~ . .. oi: i, ~; ;. mii-

, _ wasn- ,-.,\;,',_‘-?._~» _; .iii inimi- "/»f.s‘it\11l1~?.

'fl l /' " Q 1/

ol. on the wii f_liio_|'.

_'realise ll. is

hinged. n n fl

lust ii |iIi‘.tiii\o. _

l<Iu»iy to work.Riin.~i on hall hoarini:s,and

will wash niiyiliiiiir from hnndkercliiols tfililiinki-ls. _

Why .sliiiiilfl you driirltre Qiii_|1t.|1i-samlv

o_lrt way, wliiru \'iiiii:an do it in h:il_i the time-,iinil with hall ilio lnhor by uium: ii (_}iinii_nr Hull Hiiziriiiir Wiisliur.

Wrlto t.or|i\_\' to

R. 'l`. llolniaii, Lid., Siimmcrsiile. The Rogers llardwarc Co., Lid., Cl~ar

lotictowii.

3 zittsdrgmos.

f i§\

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?>f='_=.-_-.:;=

:F 7.Z>2 -_~ E -E 'i ‘ ._ ' - `-‘$. T-'_~_°`:

` 1:' gf 2215;-. 2'» .11

when iaiirip 1 lic wiiti~r_ rip an lnirk _intn the riiiichinc. _

No post in

tho nentro ol ilii-. tub to tour t li is rzllithni-i and tuko u p tho room.

Mitrln of Cy-

pri\i~ii»i Lumber and huilt to

l`he Twenty fifth Sessioii

-OF TIIE-

Summer School of Science will be held at Fredericton, N. B., July 12th to Ang. 2nd.

Courses in Natural Sciences, Eng-

lish i.iteratur`e, Agriculture-School l}srdening,_,g_t_c.,_ _will be given.

Scholarships in value from' $10 to

$20 each are odered for competition. Four of these will be confined to P. ill. I. Teachers.

Drop 5 card for calendar to

J. D. Seaman,

D ll- K

hnndsoniest carriage stullions in Gun?

Sickness is usually'

caused by the accu- mulation of waste

matter and impunhel wins.. ii... i....iy._ 1

Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills,

enable the bowels, the kidneys, the lungs and the pores of the skin to throw off these impurities. Thus they prevent or cure dil- ease. ,, 25c. a box.

a worse off t, -h 1 t _ ' S ' ence 0 mmc~ ‘own he on well, and let stand over night.

;

good miinncrs. Those who crowd in- to thc host places, grab aiiil. holil the cud sciits in the pew:-i, rind, if m0_hi put the r hats on thc kneeling, bench and those who make n reception hall of the entrance way and push up to lawn upon the richest nieniiliers of the congregation and deliberately ignore and snub the shabby and quiet ones or the paid soloists in the choir, arc guilty of the worst of manners and are utterly lacking in all that spirit

` ' rescncc ft the services

which their p ;_, implies ns a part of their equipment. So gicat ii iiiiisnnrc has the habit of

i talking in church’ and jiihlieriiig on wgllld “¢I¢|'c0|11¢ ollt 0

the wa in become tliiit one promin-

ent l*lpisi'opiil cliurcli in llro_nklyn has found it iie<'.ci»=snry to have signs hung in thc vestibule i‘ci|i|i\i~itiiig ‘Silenccf

“A rliurcli was ncvei' meant to be

ii. snoliliish center for oiicc-ii-wcck re- i‘reai.ioii. 1 lim not one who would iirgc si return to the old severe dis- eipliiie in which cliurcli-going was ii necessary but v_cry trying ordeal to, yoiinrz and old, when everyone looked iiiiscrablo or was siisiiivctcil of hereti- cnl tendencies, and zi soiir-visaged l'urit.iiii inarclicd arouiiil aiid.prod<lcd the drowsy delinquciitii with a sharp stick, and childrcii and thi-ir parents .ilikc sat up stiff and unhappy on `iiii.rd wooden benches, through nu in-

of the future world. Still-- lie pnuscil a moment for lircatli nfti.r liei rapidly sketched vision of the past). "l do think a reserved and rcvcren- tinl attitude - not too pronounced, pcrliiips-is the proper one with whiclif. to enter ri. church, and th: meeting of friends there should be lint ii pleasant and nuiet incident - not the principal object of the excur- sion.

“Do you find that the young folk are worse otfenders than the old?"

“Not always. They may bc at the

evening .services when they seem to predominate, or among the members of the choir iii some instances. But

at regular morning services the mi- ilie aged and even the old are _iust as much at fault, in turning the atlair into an impromptu social gathering.

Then, of course, it is never the young folks who make the ‘brcak' of falling

iiiirnicoioiiui. i _____,..-RAll-ll/l\Y.._

Special Round Trip Excur- sion I"ares To 'Ihe Northwest. Tilood going April 5, lil; May 2ifi7, 31; June 1-I, 28: July lil. 26; Aui.rust9, 23:

_ Sept. 6, 20.1911. - (1no<i__fori‘eturn two months from

dat: o issue.

From MONL‘TON To

tcrminable sermon iilion the livoriéigrs Kenemed me_ IW” very weak and run

praise of Milbnrn’s Heart and Nerve

i :iid Class io.:

seen it absolutely spoil an excellent discourse."-

ricb pew owners in our fashionable churches, on planning to spend Sun- day nutoing or otherwise absentiug themselves from church, have made it s. point to notii the sexton or an usher and nllov! the pew to he thrown open to the .public for the dny. There ure lumentabiy. few churches, however, even now, in which a stranger is given more than shelter. A formal welcome'is a thing unheard of. Usually, except in the last few pews, the stranger is looked upon co_ldly as, the mere attempt to join in' with the regular congrega- tion, if he is not politely informed that he is occupying space for which another has paid."

T0 CLEAN A NET WAIST.

To clean a waist of hne net or thc cheesccloth waists that are so fash- ionable this season, till ri two-quart fruit can with gasoline, put the waist to be cleaned in this, screwi the top

In the morning shake the can gently hack and forth. The motion chiirns the dirt from the waist. If much soil- ed rinse in fresh tlusnline, hang on the line ii-ntil all odor has disappcnr- ed. Shake thc waist well und press with a Warm iron.

WOULD VERY OFIEN FAINT AWAY.

Doctor Said Thit Sometime Ile

1 Ono.

Many people may be unaware of hav-

ing anything wrong with their heart till some little excitement, overwork, or confinement in an overheated or over- crowded room or public building makes them feel faint or dizzy.

lf you neglect the warning the sIi?h_t

feeling of dizziness gives you, and all to take treatment, there will be ii gradual progression to something more serious.

There is no reason you should wait

till your case becomes dcqaerate before you avail yourself of a perfect cure by using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills.

Mr. F. S. Chute, Wheatley, Ont. writes:-“It is witn gratitude I tell how our Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills

down, and had headaches nearly every day and would very often faint away.

‘In fact, my doctor said that sometime

I vs-iiilrl never come out of one of them.

After taking three boxes of your pills I nm lad to relate that it ns been a numger of years since I have had a fainting spell and scarcely have hsd_a headache. Too much cannot be said in

ills for in me they have effected a per-

fect cure."

Price 50c. per box, or 3 for $1.25. At all dealers or mailed direct on

receipt ofrrprice by The T. Milburn Co., liimited, orontio, Ont.

Steamer Halifax leaves every

Tuesday at noon, for Haivkesbiiry, Halifax and Boston.

ist Class

Round Trip ii>i._=,o

Passengers leaving Cliiirlolti-.io\\ii via

l ’ietoii on \Vediiesilays roiiiicci at i llalifax for Bosioii.

Returning steamer leaves BOSTON

§A'I`Ul{DA\'S AT NOON.

For fiirinor iiiformatioii apply to

T. N I C 0 L IJ

_ THE DECLINE IN MANNERS. l V asleep ang snolrlng while n ministerl

_ - . \' - " is expoun ing is pet th le . Th

" ¢'°"r ‘I h d b d is nothing more discoiicisftlliig. I mix O R 0 A K

4-Z4mfdr13iDd.

" 1

“I;Iav;a yotu notipgd any] improve-

inen 0 a e in e muc -discussed treatment of strangers?" 6 I A T Rf

“Only to this extent: Some of the ~ ,

Foaled 1908 sired by Oakley Barron (4) 2.23. Oakley Barron made

mark of 2.23 as n four year old in a seven heat race which he won. The dam of Minor Oaks is Parkettn by Parkside 2,22§; she ls also the"dam of Prince Louis 2.1-ll, the fastest trotter ever raised ln the Maritime P"°V“]°°9- Secfuld dam -IWDY M85' by Preceptor 2.18, a son oi the world s champion brood mare sire, Nutwood 2.18f. Third dam Jenny Leo » by All Right; B sire. and ii. sire oi producing dams. Minor Oaks is 3 years old this spring, and weighs 1130 lbs, he is a beautiful seal bro`wn, SUODE 8t_ every DOIN, diBlJ0Eli¢i0D perfect, a remarkably handsome horse “nfl IOP 9122. style, action and breeding has no equal in this country. Minor Oaks will receive preparation for racing in his four year old form.

I-Ie will stand for the meson of 1911 at the owner’s stables, and will

let to a limited number of approved mares. For further information app y

his

be 1

JOHN J. MA'rHnsoN, ' "

Brooklyn, Kings County.

The Imperial llas ll/laile ll’s 0wn Class

The Motor Thai Mullen it Work

The ’mpcri;\l niariiie niiilur in 'in riiipvrior to all oilivra iii tliii'abilii_v,,__

irroiioiiiy, ri-Iialiilily and siiiipliciiy that il is iii it rinse by ilricll. No otlii-r motor can siit‘1'\:.~isI\ill_v roiiiparv willi llii: liiipi-rial-it has wuii first place iii every trial, test and rninpctitioo.

The Imperial is made of fiiicst niaterials along siiiipli- iliirahlc lines.

E ~~ 1' rl is czisil ‘ accessible and will last fiir ages. The Imperial will

\iry ; A y

be goiirgsirong wlicii others are in the _iuiik pile. bend for frce catalog.

Bruce Stewart 8-? Co. Ltd. ...

` Charlottetown, P. E. Island

. . _ _

_----- _i -_--~_,_A,___ - -~ B- -_ £__.

AULD BROS Ch’Town

E 4-Iswdrtf.

i FRUIT GROWIiRS ATTIiNTION.

\Ve have now a full supply of Niagara Brand Lime Sulplier

and

Swift’s Arsenate of Lead. _ _

Now is the time to spray for bud moth . e

For iliis use i gallon Lime Sulphvr and two pounds /\rseiiati‘ of

Lead to 4o gals- water, \\'c can supply you with a good spray piiriig too, to apply the mixture . l)oii'i neglect your fruit irccs. No braiiv ofiariiiiiig pays as well for the labor expended.

J. A. Moons T"

I-Iazelbrook. ._'

Wholesale Distributors Gen A gt for P.E, Island

1 , _

1*i'ovinces

‘~GAY'sPLANTs.’°

We make aspecialty of growing vegetables and flower plants

ivcll as carrying on the most extensive market business in the Maritime

This year we have devoted our whole time personally to the "_home

‘garden : Mr Campbell taking charge of the retail market, and _we he- iieve we are in a better position than ever before to attend to our large number of customers at home and abroad.

i Uiilgnry. A Ita. ‘ sri no

..i..

Edmonton. Atta

$535 till

M 1cLeod, Alta

_ 5:-:; iiii

Medicine llai.

_ $511.01)

Iiotlibriilge,

_ $12.61)

If:-r:i|in.Sa.‘ak

l :__

Moosejaw Saul(

_ $44.60

Prince Albert,

2v`.i1-il: .im-i Siislcaitrioii. Sas

si'

\Viiinwriglit,`{§‘ Winnipeg.

§'3lf)~li[l

liraurlon. Man

sizes

` pri-s>i_lo Montreal.

_ hor lui giarticuliirs :ind lniorinat-

ion ao i y o

. W. It()(iEltH, 'Picket Argent.

Ritilront. fjiiorirc St., Llliarlottetown

‘ 4-25drtli6m. Agent, Cliarloiii-inivii.

Below ue i\e a artial list of our plants -

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KOLA-BIGI

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Farm For Sale

The iiiirleieiigiieil oflnrs at l’i'i~

vale Sale splendid farm on the Upper North River Road ron- laiiiiiig about (io agrcs uf land, good house and harii Ahoiii live miles from Cliarlotioiowii by siiinnier and tlirec and a half miles by winter roiilc. l"arm in good state of ciiliivaiioii, well fciieed and licaiiiifiilly siliiatcd Iroiiiiiig oii North River Shore.

The aliovit will hu sold very

Cliciiply ifilispiuicil of Ht iiiicc.

Aildreriii all eiiqiiirica to

W. ii i'i‘.owsic,

Iii Care ol l'ruwf.e liroii. Lid.

5- i;ii|i~ll`.

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' Extra earl; tranisiplauted cabbage plants 5oc per ioo. Late Cabbage plants izc per ioo. (Ready about the 15th June )

Cauliflower and Celery 75c per ioo. Late tomato plants zoc per

doz. Extra early tomato plants 4oc per do/.. Ciiciiiiilicr plants 150 per dov.. Piiiiipkiii and Squasli zoe per doz. '

Annual bedding flower plants-- Astor, Phlox, Verbena, Stocl<s,I’etiiiiia, Mziiigolrl, 7,iiinia, Balsam,

l’orl.ulac;i, (Double or Siiiglc)'Nastri1tiiiin, (tall :ind dwarf) Minonelte, Calliopsis, Chrysantheinuiii, Candy tiift,S:ilpigloss'is,Larkspur, Lohclia, Golden Feather, Bachelor buttons, Snapilmggozi, Seedling paiisics_.‘

All the above Annuals i5c per doz. Salvia deep scarlet (very fine) 24C per doz. Secdling drililifis doiilile

and single zoc per doz. Scedllng carnations 24'; per doz. Double dahlias 8c each i75c per doz .

Perennials wiiitereil over"- Largc cliinip plziiits---Pniisy, Daisy, C:ii'ii:iiioii:»', l`)iaritliii=, Sweet

Williiiin, l"orget|iieiiot. Ilollylioeks, 5e each 5o<~ pci' do/.

\Vc mail :iiiniinls postagi: free but pereiiiiiiilsziilrl ic each extra for

po.~;l:igt----l,atc ealilmge 5r extra. '1`raii=.pl:iiitf_-il early Calilmge and ,C,,“1{f10wcr, and Celery ioc extra for postage. Late Toiiiato plants gc extra for postage. l-lxtra early tomato oe extra niust be added.

Large orders should go by express or freight. A nuiiiher cluhliiiig

ig) <5 (°‘

together will find it to their advantage and a liberal disc >uiit will be

,,"§J(,_ .-t, ___&». M' ' i il ‘ st

=;*'_gi*.'l _/ ‘ ff- n-{¢&5iT£ia§‘n 1n

OTICE

is hereby given that _ _ Alherton R ange Lights will not be lit until the ranges are moved in position

niade.

° Our market business is open every day. It will be to the lntere

of eustoiiiers to call there when at all coiiveiiieiit and personally select their plants. Flowers have been so iiiuch iniproved of late years, that the ld time stock would not be recogiiixcd. .

0 . . .

Pi -' . . -emenilivr to send rash with orders, and \\'ritc_plainly, sign nanic and

I AWP I

fi,-egg livery sf-:isiiri wi- rccnive ii number ol' orders without a signature.

J. J. GA Y ca soN.

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"The Ship Chandlery Men” _

Wires in Steel and Iron

63 Bayfield street, Charlottetown,

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