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WAIST SETS AND SASH PINS
and see them.
W. W. WELLNER. Jeweler,
0UR SHOW WINDOWS contain:-Some ofthe newest
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Photo Work Come to the Leading Studio
C A R BO N 8
PLATINOTYPES ARTISTS PROOFS
GEO. H- COOK.
NEW DCIBRIBAY BLOCK. The Studio where baby ia always welcome.
TRUSS WEARERS
If you vveara truss or expect to
wear one you should know t at we offer absolute satflfaction in lit, in colfort, in reliel and in wearing quality.
A variety of makes of trusses
always on hand enables ua to select the r phi kind for every case. Our exper ence with many cases has made us expert Private room for truss fitting. Our only charge is a moderate one for the truss. No chargejor services .
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecaries’ Hall.
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The Best Shoe for the Money
for Spring and Summer wear, and most cor rect ln stylc, and comfortable to the foot is our $1.oo ahoe for Ladies-You can save money by dealing with us.
A. E. Mgggcnen.
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Keep Your
Teeth Clean
Euthyxncl Tooth Paste,
Parke, Davis & Co.. 25c a tube.
Formloid Cream, Wam-
pole & Co , 25c a tube.
Saponaceous Tooth Pow-
der, H. J. Mahon, i5c a bot-
tle.
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H. J. l`lABON»
In Dr. McLellan‘a New Bldg.
Next Cox Hotel. _
Up-to-date Druggist. Souria. P. E Island.
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When buying your fall skirts it
Will be JUST AS EASY to get a good reliable line as 'to buy any- thing that comes along. We have a reputation to keep and we intend
KEEPING and IMPROVING it. Every merchant who ever tried out goods has kepf on buying them. Our letter order business for spec ial sizes is a big advantage to on.
lime to Discard Your Rubbers
And get a good pair of heavy soled walking boots. Fortune favored
- us, sent our
Spring g o o d s along early-On our shelves you’ll find a large stock of
New Spring Slater Shoes
They are better and more stylish than ever-that says a lot
Price $3.50 a pair. Alley & Co.
JAMS AND NIARMALADE
Just received to dozen 2 lb glass
pots of assorted Jams and Orange Marn1aiade.which we have marked down to
28 cents each
Those goods are put up in a nice
package and are good value for the money.
BEER & GOEE
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Mr. Wm. Minto of Summetside
vis our agent for P- E. Island.
PBRUNA, PlBRCBS‘ MEDI- CINES, FBLLOWS' SYRUP.
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Hrs friends will regret to learn that Alexander Ferguson of Dunataffnage, at preaentat the home of his son Harry Ferguson of the P. E. I. R., Park St. Charlottctowmis seriously ill of blood- polacnlng in his right. hand the result ofa slight scratch received while cutting ice about three weeks ago. An operation was performed under, the skilful treatment of Drs. Harry Johnson and Stephen Jenkins, but at latest accounts Mr. Ferguaon's condition was not muah lm- proved,though doing as well as can be ex- pected,and his early recovery is hoped for.
ON Wednesday evening last after the
prayer meeting in St. Andrcw'a Presby- terian Church, Montague, Miss Lily Aitken and Mrs. Alex. McDonald on behalf of the ladies of that congregation, presented Mrs. Sinclair, the wife of the pastor, with an address highly appre- ciative of her efforts in forwarding the work of the church. The address was accompanied with a purse containing a most generous gift in gold. The address and gift wersa complete surprise to the recipient. Mrs. Sinclair thanked the ladies for their very kind and thoughtful action and Mr. Sinclair referred to the very generous manner in which the whole congregation had treated himself and family since comlnrr among them two years ago.
BEFORE a large number of guests on
Friday, whose number might well by the merit of the entertainment have been quaflrupled, the students of the rooms on the Princlpal’a fiat joined bv those from Miss MaoKinnon’s room gave a literary ani musical entertainment from twelve to cue thirty as creditable to participants as enjoyable and hopeful for guests. The termjhopeful is used in the sense that all the guests, those who spoke and those who did not were alike delighted with the well written essays (matter, language used and power of condensation being the tests) the recitations declaimed and the songs rendered. Hopeful in that our chil iren can lead intelligently and enun- ciatc clearly. We hear so much of over- educatlcn now-a-days that we, old fogies as some of us now are, turn to that one of the three T's which means the ability to read and understand and the added quality of reading intelligently and sympathetic-ally aloud. The School Trustees who were present did not allnt either praise or criticism, the first judicious the second discriminating so that blame was enjoyed. Odd as that last phrase sounds it obtains that the atudentla sense of fair play was given scope and these little folk are better logi- clans than we give them credit for. The Rev. Mr. Lodge, Dr. Anderson, Dr.Taylor, Messrs. Nash and James did not merely euloglse, they stimulated the bright in- telllgencies before them, deplored the lack ofa au table hall where these exer- cises might oe given under favorable con- ditions to an audience they merited. Dr. Taylor generously olfcréd n valuable prize for the next occasion. The judges task will be no easy one. Bright choruaea added interest to the lit-‘rary program. the autnors under discussion wars Adel- aide Proctor and Shakespeare. The musl- cal selection from the Brat was Sullivan`s “Lost Uhord;" from Shakespeare, Dr. Arne`s setting of "Blow, blow thou winter wind, thou are not so unkind as man'a lngratitudc. The delightful ruora‘, and lnspiritlng thoughts fromthe songs,recltn- tions and essays and criticisms will re- main in the memories of performers and listeners. The esscylsta were Misses Gladys Peake and Ethel Longworth on Misa Proctor, Misa Jean McLeod on Shakespeare. Principal Seaman and his staff were warmly commended and Pro- fessor Watts thanked for the suitable and well rendered music.
\Voman’s
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
Organs are in thc most in- tense and continuous sym- athy with her kidneys. The slightest disorderinthc kidneys brings about ra corresponding disease ln the reproductive organs.
Dodd’s Kidney Pills, hy re- storing the kit neys to their perfect condition, prevent and cure those fearful dis- orders peculiar to women. Pais young girls, wom-out mothers, suiTering wives
and women enterinfg upon the Change of Lle,your 'best frien is
Dodd’s Kidney Pills
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WilITE'S SNOWFLAKE CIIOCOLATES 40 CENTS PER POUND
are-rich and mellow in flavor, made of the best dark chocolate. It is not possible to G¢F
'buyanythlug superior. Put up in one pound and half pound boxes with White'a name on
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don makes her debut on the mates on which she plied last season her numerous patrons will hardly recognise her at first glance. A complete transformation has occurred in the upper cabin; the only rooms left intact are the omce and Capt. ain's room combined, pilot’s room, one room for passengers and two toilet rooms for ladies and gentlemen respectively. In addition to above a deck closet has been erected at the forward gangway which will hold one person only, it being the express desire of thsfmsnagement to do away with the habit of young men crowd- ing auch places and entertaining each other with liquor purchased in Charlotte- town. There is even a greater change on the upper deck. The room aloft the pilot house has been takenof thchurric me deck twenty feet of the forward upper cabin dispensed with and the pilot house lower-
ed to the promenade deck. This gives the"
steamer a very trim outward appearance. The cabins have been nicely painted re- carpeted and the seating capacity, re- arranged. Alarge English bevel plated mirror adorna the centre of the upper cabin and It is the intention to have a piano on board during the summer months. The cabins are thoroughly heated by steam. The iron hull ia pain- ted black, the bulwarks cream and the upper cabin white. The boiler and machinery have received a thorough overhaullng. Good results are expec- ted from above alterations as the deck space for excurslcnists has been increased 100 7,; the upper works will not cat/ch so much wind and the steamer has been de- prived of that lofty appearance. The same officers are in charge .is last season.
rypnoia victim '
Recovered Health.
BY REBUILDING HIS
WASTED FRAME
WITH FERROZONE.
It it is Health. Renewed Vigcr,
Well Balanced Nerves You Want Try The Food Tonic Ferrozoue.
No stronger evidence than the case of
Jno. M. Ainalee is needed to prove that Fcrrozonc is unsurpassed as a tonic and re_nullder. Writing from his home in Btrtonville, Mr. Ainalee says: “l “had typhoid lever two years -ago,an<l for n lonrr time r'ouldn‘t get strong. I carefully fo'lowed my doctor's orders und for months took his medicine regularly but no matter what I did I couldn't get up enough strength io take upnctlve employ- ment again. Like most weak people I was nlso nervous and finally had to give up the doctor. I read of Ferrozcne and decided to try it. l took the first. box with fair resulrs. I felt stronger. The sec- ond box astonished me and my strength returned very rapidly. Ikept on using Ferrozone and my friends then noticed how quicklylwas improving. This cn- couraged me to take more Fcrrozcna and rn ' strength all returned in two months. \\ hen I started Ferrozone I gave up all other medicines and can say that it alone restored me. For weak, nervous people, Ferrozone will do more good than any- thing else."
Fcrrozone is both a iood and a meiicine.
it builds up the wasted tissue and strengthens the weakened nerves by giv- ing tbe system a plentiful supply of pure nourishing blood. It puts new vigor into every organ of the body, dispels nerve sickness and lasrltude. The person that uses Fcrrozone will have n good appetite, healthy c nnplexlon. good digestion and a. reserve of strength that protects you against pncumcnla and weakening fevcrs.
Ferr- zone is not a nauseous ood liver
oil mixture, but a. chocolate coated tablet, combining the most strengthening ele- ments in concentrated form. Very easy to take. its sale has multiplied year by year and no remedy today holds it hlghcr place in the esteem nf the public. The success of Ferrozone ls due to its ability to give s' rength to the weak, and cure the sick of the'r troubles. Insist on getting Ferrozene when you ask for lt, and refuse to deal with any drugglst, who tries to induce you to accept some substitute nf- forrling him more profit. Prlce50 cents per box, or six boxes for $2 50, at all drug- giats or hy mall from N. C. Poison 8: Co.,
Iliinsgstgn Ont., and Hartford, Conn.,
1`he Hagar and Sovcrelgn shoes are ourlcnding men's shoes. See them at McEachcn`s Shoe Store. 25 d li
The “Boston Tourist" King of Sqft Hats.
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many lives
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becomes the unauoooaaful man.
Our success edu fitting
children’s eyes is very rat- ifying. Our method mating it possible for us to suit the most difficult cases.
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MILLINERY
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pros.
For STYLE,
ASSORTMENT, CORRECTNESS,
and GENUINE
MERIT 3
our stock oi'
HATS.
FLOWERS.
FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS,
and general trim- mings is not excelled in the province.
We should lilite the
pleasure oi' showing You through.
MISS JACKSON our new Milliner, can, suit the most fastid-
iouzs.
All Worlit guarane
teed suitable ‘ or no
sale.
Stanley Bros;
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2 for 256. 2 for 2.5¢.
We have a few cases of those nice canned Pears in syrup. Just try two, you’ll want more. Two cans for 25C.
SUFUW' Phone
side Grocery
Sanderson & Co.,
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Old Mahogany sofas, Chain, Tables, Buren .ra
and old Mahogany furniture in general. Old Bran Door Kuock¢ra_ man C;||¢||e|t|¢k|_ Trays, Bnuflera, Rraaa Andlronl_ Old Blue Dishes and Chinn, liramifather Clocks. Old Postage Btampa used before lR7o, worth moat ol envelopes. Also Did Coin, Ola Brass Window Uornlcea, Old Pictures, Pewter Hugs, silver Luster, Pitchers, Ylmt Lock Guns, Platola,etc., Addtaa.
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you place Baby in one of Paton‘s
new up-to-dale
GO-CARTS OR
CARRIAGES
Prices right. ’
All new goods.
JAS. PATON CZ). Co.,
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Eederal Blond
A choice Blend of Ceylon,
India and China Teas,in such propor‘ions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea.
Sold by all the principal
Grocers. Wholesale by
Mtilllllllil is McllEVlll
Lower Queen St. Ch' town.
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