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After 4o —'Wltat?

As a rule, when the 40th birthday is passed,

Ftll.’ L085 0T the body begins slowly to decline. Frequently, I Ippdtitt symptoms appear which show that all ls not well. "uyougnu; Fellows‘ Syrup contains vital elements neces- sary to keep the system at par when signs __ Exhaﬂﬂon of age begin to appear. Retarded its rejuvenating power on tissues, muscles, COIIVGIOSOQYINO lierves and brain is remarkable. Taken oc- casionally when you feel “below the mark" ‘nﬂnh it will promote good health, and bodily and "Illllliﬁmll mental activity. Bronchial Demand Fellows’ Syrup—and refuse sub- .» Trgublgg siitutes.

FELLOWS’

SYRUP

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iliousi: FOR sli

SMILES

GABBiE GERTIE

Quoptimrllly flue well-ﬁnished zouse fronting on Stiuare in iexr- ible residential location. Hlllh.‘ 1.; ' lrge, htlS C.‘Z('L‘il(‘lll fililSll Lnwulzl» tut and ill r=pleudid repair. Linragc uid barn on }ll't‘llllff‘i~. Apply lkiileDoliairl iinrl .'\l'1T"llvi' liciiors, Riley Billldlng, (til. orie- ulwn, 41189-4-‘33-11

_' FOX FEED

Beef lleilris . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 Beef Tripc 3'5 Beef Clicckilleat . . . . . . 5 "“:NM ' Beef Liver . . . . . . . 1O "a L a m ML 11 2 Calf Tripc ... 23f. _ ‘ llorsemezll. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5

“A slap-stick comedian is usually all rapped up in his work."

ISLAND (‘OLD F-TORAS 1~Zf‘O. LTD.

4os0-4-23-tr'

{Professional Bards v_ . ;;______:: a i

‘l W. E. Darby, LLB.

Barrister dc Solicitor

"The doctors thought I had ap- pendicitis until I went into bank- ruptcy alid therl—"

"Continue."

"They diagnosed my case a pain

'._ Dalton Bldg. Summerside, E25,], ln the stomach."

1395-2-l7-tuethursattf. ' O O I I _.______________ V Max Factors Preparations

he used by 85ft. oi’ tile Screen Sh... t-Ilnll should be on every ladies’ Dressing Table. Cleansing cream Plain and Lemon Powders, Rnugg, Astringent, ctc. '

MISS RYAN, Representative

N0 T151? A

TANTALlZiNG TESSIE

Tessie. by some winding route. Leads me onward through the sheaves; When I want to press my suit Keeps me pressing autumn leaves.

hiavizahwassvsisnlilioiraus

Now is the time to have your F."- Coats repaired or remodelled at summer prices.

lllRS. D. DAWSON 170 Prince Street. 4492-4-2-thursattuc-lnlo. I D. EDGAR SHAW, K. C. Law Oﬂlces - Prowse Block,

1Z7 Grafton Street, Charlottetown. Wills and Estates Settled; Collection ot Bills (Special Dept.) Hubby! 0h, don't be as hard oi‘. SAFE protection tor all documents. the men as that, my dear. ibzl-lmonth. - i f?

Stewart t? Lowther l J. D. STEWART, K. C.

N. W. LOWTHER BARBISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. 84 Great George Street MONEY ‘I0 LOAN.

.__ __________€_ y Violin, Case I and Bow Opel every Wednesday & Thursday i CHARLOTTETOWN VIOLIN SCHOOL i 101 Queen Street. Up Stairs. Opposite Prnwse Bros. 50c A LESSON. Branches: Kenslngton, Summer-side, and Moncton, N. B.

iil05-4-17daily.

‘MARK R. MCGUIéTI

BARRTSTER- ‘SOLI-CTTOR. ETC. MONEY TO LOAN. i ‘

Cameron Block. Charlottetown. P.E.l r. _ ValuableBuilding

E t a MATHIESON B L Lots For Sale

It. B. Bell D. L lilathicson, LL. B.

“l see your boy hatchet."

“Yes; but l tear he'll never make a president."

"Doesn't chop down your favorite cherry trees, eh Y"

"No; he chops up my favorite golf sticks." -» '

has n little

Barristers a Solicitors Money to Loan DHARLOTTETOWN Jr MONTAGUIT

McLEOl) t! BENT LEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Banister and Attorney-at-Lrlw Oﬂlce: I80 Rl-hmond Stlcet MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown. P. E. l.

hililtllig lots. {our fronting on St. and two on (l1. George St . 0f the Victoria iioiel “King int: have l;~"n s:nl l 'l‘he above ill‘ cr.:."-~l'eill. st’: lion"- nrl will b." ‘iv: ' l. .1l_'i'l',f‘

g, rul-z CHARLOTTETOWN economy

s£'lwooo ~' ' SLEEPY cm‘

FRANK H. SPEARMAN

who SERVICE é

COPYRlGHT by CHARLES SCRIINIIO SONS.

yellow man in the leg-down he

(Continued) - went. "1 wasn't in at the start. But they said Tracy didn't see Frank o.’ smoke I couldn't sec the middle Sanger. He walked up to one of the at all. And there was the slim Panhandle men and asked where fellow on one sides-gun in hand and Sanger was. Sanger was right be- watching the doom with eyes as hind 'I‘l'acy and he drew He meant lgrcen as a catis-stooplng and help- ¢¢ Shoot, Tracy through the head,.lng Dave with his left hand to crawl but Tracy saw the moi: 1 o! the man he was talku-g to Heiﬁvcr- swung round quick and the-bullet “I stepped forward to the end of caught him lh the neck and partlyithc bar and nut my hand. , ‘boys.’ I parnnzed him. lsuys, '1 call this fighihfitl Whoever "I was standing talking to the ‘YOU i119. P51111913‘ I 611115 0111i t0 1118 barber. When the first. shot wasl51im 1911011’. ‘P111 "P V0111‘ 81111- iired llc was lntheriilg the mun in YOWVB done the i011 811d dime it 1m’, chair. ’I'liat man was out of the P1811193 T119" 1116 5P9¢15B1901$ that cllair—\vcl1, you might say before 11811111 Speciﬁed 0P8W1Ed out Irom the barber actually heard the shot, under the chairs and tablesand be- m. heron. Lhcard 3L The Chan gall to peek in at the doors and faced the saloon, and the man W111i1°W5- T1115 11115’ 119911 a Pref-W liiusUve jumped six feet the first fusi- celebration.’ I said, loud as 1 clip; he was through that opening 9011111 T5111 I “"1111 141 15°11 Y0" B11 into the barroom ‘forc you could say 5011181-111118- T1115 915108 15 8105M! for Emgoy thc night; finish up somewheres "Tracy pulled ivhcu he was falling 9150- T118165 R- YOV-mll woman-well or had pulled when lie swung round; 1111011111 111 11115 10W" 1°!‘ 1119 800d anyway, he pinched the trigger on W135 111 1161' and m0“? P51110018!” f0!‘ sallger lroni tile. floor and the the bad was in her-lying dead by

blamed Camdg, miss"; “my Trggy her own hand. upstairs-let us have was up on his elbow full of fight, DCQCEV " but he was going, and Sanger cover- D0010!‘ 9111115’ 118d finished. He

sat silent. Wentworth spoke. "It's n kind of curious thing," said he re-

ed him again to finish him-and that shot was never fired. I ran in-

“Wentworth, the room was so full '

jni.1(-,9ye51b0hin(l a table that was knocked i

istllistrict of llueens

A Convention o! the Liberal-Con- servative electors of the First District of Queens will be held on sntnrdly. , " Ally 9, at l p. ‘m. at thqllrudnlbane ,. lhll. for theklgnlipou Ofeltﬂltltllllllg?‘ yaw... Y two candida o oon e s- -,,_-_-,,_,, Jfrrnre/I trict. in the coming Provincial Elec- _' i, tl 1 ' ' “Chairmen of polls will take this notice to orlanize their rolls and choose delegates to attend the con- ventlon.

GEORGE MACKAY. Convener.

M“, ‘a. - s

4278-4-29-30-2-5-6-51.

1nd. DTSTRTCT OF QUEENS

CONSERVATIVE O ONVENTION

A convention of the Conser- vative electors of the 2nd Dis- trict of Queens will be held op TUESDAY. MAY 5TH at 2 0 - CLOCK in the CONSERVA- TIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS. over the Canadian Bank ol Commerce, to select candidates to contest the District in the forthcoming General Provin- cial Election.

Each poll is entitled to be wpresented by five (5) d919- gates and the Chairman oi’ each poll should have his or her delegates appointed and have their names ready for the meeting. -

ALL POLL CHAIRMEN are requested to meet in the Com- mittee Rooms at l2 0'CLOCK THE SAME DAY.

By Order. -

GEORGE MACDONALD

LYMAN TREMERE, Conveners.

REASONS .

CAN comers are smoothly roundedmHingea and bolts are concealed . . . Racks and shelves are removable... Ovens are seamless and cil-

“Wby Maritime ‘Womena Should Choose the "New ENTERPRISE"_ ELECTRiC RANGE

‘I. Because the New Enterprise is up-to-thc-minute with exclusive improvements that give utmost speed, greater convenience and modern beauty:

2. The New Enterprise Electric Range is made in the Maritimes, and the money you spend in buy- ing it keeps Maritime workmen employed and boosts Maritime prosperity.

3. The New Enterprise Electric is guaranteed through and through by a Maritime manufactur- er, with a 42-year reputation throughout Canada for making good heating and cooking equipment.

to the doorway myself and there, three feet to one side of me, the man with the lather on his face was cutting in. He had his gun down on Sanger before Sanger could pull the

flcctively, "but I came up here to sleepy Cat this time. Doc, to buy that freighting outfit of 'I‘racy’s- ‘ and I suppose now it can be bought right. However. after all that hard

35a. DISTRICT

porcelain . . . Heating cic- mentt are detachable.

‘Write {or illuotra ted folder, describing this beautiful new eleg-

trio range . . . perfected and [uarlnt

’ by a Maritimo maker.

trigger the second time. and he just naturally tilrew a bullet right across the room into Sangcris middle. More than that: before Sanger struck the floor. the slim man in the lather put another bullet through Siallgcrs head-ii‘ I hadn't seen it I 11l>'11i»- W85 the slim fellow hit bad?" couldn't ‘ve believed it. No man "Weill-Worth. I was ‘the only man could ever told inc two shots could 11111 011 $1181. Side the house, Th3 be fired so close together from one 1511111 fellow wasn't so much as gum scratclled—"

“By this time the whole Caiabas- "P001 51190111183’

us bunch was shooting at slim and "W811. yes-and no, Wentworth. there I was like a dummy, not threc M11111 Y°11» 11191’ We" 511111611118 1181111 fcet away from him: one bullet 111 1119 Center m‘ the room-in. the glanced off the 12ml) and nicked 11111 lisht of a big lamp hanging imc right here in. thcribs." Doctor from ‘the middle oi’ the ceiling) Cal-py put the forefinger of his right $11111 Was over, to one side. and I hand dramatically lflttJ his right side 11°i1°°d aiimmrd- W119" he Jumped to lildicute the exact spot. 1mm 111B doorway he jumped away "Hang it, Wentwortll," he resumed 110111 1118 bar side and toward the "I'm sorry you didn't sec it. Thcrc (11111 0011191". You see, there's another I was. and there was the mun in 99111118181119 in the barber shop that the lather dancing around like a 51111165 right through the arch, and happy-lack, shooting fasterh you Outside 1118i; 5111116 iherYfsnio/re/on could think and actually for a 195s shadow. The bar, of course, has‘ minute taking the fire of five men;

itsfotvn light. so Slim just picked and every time his gun went off the 111E $118601" Side 0f i118 archway and cuss knocked one of ‘em down. It

worked from that corner. 1 set ml; was too fast l0 watch-I just kind of 18K 0f the thief that was hit running saw 'em reeling around like tenpins Out. He told me he thought it was and I watched the slim fellow,

a ghost shooting from the corncnl paralyzed. He was shooting with YOU see ‘theyd got all ready for i1 his right side turned ‘to the bunch and his lcft arm straight out; behind him, crooked up in the air-and dancing on his toes!"

Carpy laughed at the recollection. "I heard him shout something, but of course I couldn't. get it: Dave Tracy got it, though. The slim fellow capered all the time nearer to figure it out-Mud if one man ha‘; Tracy, and Tracy, all the time had to make a fight with a gang he been dragging himself toward the lcouldnt pick things better than the slim fellow. What he shouted was— 110i! Picked ‘em.

so he told me aiterward-‘Your gun, ‘To be Continua-l;

Dave, your gun.‘ And by hokey, he'd emptied his ow-n gun, he dropped it like a. hot potato and grabbed Tracy's out. of his hand. But there wasn't any need of an- other gun-—four men were down- three of 'em never did gel: up. Sanger-well, he was sentenced twice-once through the heart and oiice through the head; it was against the law, for no man's life ought to be put in jeopardy twice for the same offense. Two of the bunch were on ‘their feet-one man's gun was empty and his hands were up so high 11c broke his fingers try- ing to poke ‘cm through the ceiling: the other fellow was legging it for the door, and n shot from Tracy's gun fired by his partner nicked the

luck, I'm going to give the old man - what his stuff is Worth.’ f “But I never did expect," contlnu- cd Wentworth, "to hear of Hank Sanger. George Osage, and Buck Boyd going down in a one-man

been a surprise party for ‘em. i "T11911- 1110)’ were bunched. too. They tried to scatter. but they mm to shoot at the same time, and. by gum, and fast as they scattered down they went. I looked that room over since, wehtworih, to

What a snap.

"Well. fhllt. do you want. to work at?" asked the warden of the new convict.

"130 You mean to say I can work at my old trade?"

"Most assuredly at it. What is it?"

"Travelling salesman!"

sililining and Weaving

Send me your wool t h yarn and wove into blbnlelezuglmt]: yarn is 25 cents and doubled 2s cgnﬂ pcr pound. Blanket $2.25; it takes ﬂvg

if you are good

The Si" oi Ilnrle yarn is medium

Clarke Steamship COqLtO. and double yarn. ﬂne, medium and ,coarse. Put shippers name on all

‘litii District of Queens

servntive electors of tllc Fourth llis- i 800d time with Tracy. It rnlist have‘ 11:"

atlng two candidates to contest tllr

ol the 3rd District ot Queens s called tor TUESDAY, MAY It'll, at l 0'CLOCK, P. M., in the CONSERVATIVE COM- MITTEE ROOMS. over the Canadian Bank of COIIIIIIGILc, Charlottetown, to select can-

THE ENTERPRISE FOUND

OF Q U E ENS ' SMALL gAgy CONVENTION PAYMENT ' MONTHLY A convention oi the voters DOWN

ﬁr E a i. PAYMENTS

[RY COMPANY, LIMITED, SACKVILLE, NEW BRUNSWICK

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didates to contest the District in the forthcoming General Provincial Election,

Each pollls entitled to be wp-esented by ﬂvc. (5) dele- gates and the Cllltipnan of each poll should have his or her delegates appointed and have their names ready tor the meeting.

ALL POLL CHAIBMEN are reqested to meet ill the Com- mittee Roonu at ll 0’CLOCK A. M., THE SAME DAY.

By Order. W. J. GIBSON. J. J. MACDONALD, Convener:

are Dealers in Pri

A Convention oi‘ the Liberal-Con-

oi‘ Queens will be llelll oll do , M. , . ., ~ . ,--- nluoh ngu lOlyuzililtllfllltlgﬁNzllT312111: “oon M“ 1' “mw HARDWARE

The rattling and banging of doors lnd windows owing to insecure fas- tenlngs is a nuisance. Do away with it. by installing the kind ol door and

window hardware we sell and recom-

District in tllc election Chairmen of polls will take tliZ. notice to orgnillrc their polls and choose delegates to attend tile eon-

comlug provincial

R." T. HOLMAN LTD.

Charlottetown . . Summerside

nce Edward island for Enterprise Products.

Drop in and seethe Line.

Auction Sale

at Malcolm McLeod’s, Grand View, 0f S1°°ki Crop and Implements, on Thursday, Mal’ 7, 31,

12.30 . M. i A J CIA. McDONALD,

Auctioneer

4273-4-29-wsnlw4i.

SCOTCH FITCH

Send your orders ilow for July Delivery (or: a few trio of the llert British bred Fitch obtainable.

vemim‘ mend. These are absolutely safe

and reliable and in every way satie- factory. We have anything that yo! want lil up-tn-date hardware.

R. A. McKENZlE.

J. J. iilcINNIS, Convcncrs.

427874-29-30-2-5-6-51.

The Rogers 2nd. District of Kings

Hardware Co.,

Guaranteed delivery in A. 1 Condition.

Full information regarding breeding and feeding given to elcll buycr.

Scc sample of Fitch Neckpiece made up in Sinclair b Stewart's window. Summersidc.

For further particulars write ‘

JOHN E. MURRAY. I llnllrllurn,

A Convention of the Liberal-Con- servative Eiectors of the Second Dis- trlct of King's, will be held on Mon- day, the llth of May, at Morell Hall. at 2 P. M. for the purpose of - ‘ ntlng two Candidates to contest the District in‘ the coming Provincial Election. Each pole to be represent- cd by ﬂve delegates. R. J. MACDONALD, JAMES E. DINGWELL. Convonerl.

Limited

4332-5-1-3i.

VTINIPIKRS Will (‘HAL AND COKE SIEALETI tPilflPfH aililrrsxoil i0 the 'l‘llr- ellnsillg Alzclll, fir-pilrllllent nf Plilllii- Works, Oltillva, will lie rl-eelvell by him lilllll l2 o'clock noon (daylight nlnvliigl. Weililciulny. Slay lit, 11ml, for the alip- i-ly of ronl and l-nke for tile Dominion

d llced prices.

S. S. “GASPESIA" lpnrcels and

r’: name addr Passengers and Freight Calling i ,1 | 0mm _ ' "5 at Quebec and Gospe Coast Ports l" nﬂmmom ‘Mme’ Mherwls’ w‘

‘giggling! llzicﬂn-esppnsible for lose", Lcave Arrive Leave be pa“), on lolglrlbsrelsht‘ Freight Wm Montreal Ch'town ' 7.30 a. m 7.00 a. m. WM. LANDRIGAN Am," n M '15 Queen Street. Charlottetown.

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i. Glasses I"I’I'IFII 1

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I Speelilcntioils IIIHT for-ins. of louder l-ilil I

Illllllllllgil, ill ilie Provinces oi’ Noril wuril Islnllll.

he obtililierl from (l. \\'. llnwiioll. Fillet Pilrelliisilig Agent. llcpnriillellt oi’ l'llll~ "I! Works. Otllmu :ll. A. Illlaiu-iL ‘Resi- llr-ili Architect. Ililllfnx, N. PL. illlll \\'. \\' Qililliltllfllll, lll-siili-lli. Areliiiel-l, Si. Jilllil, .' l

‘IH-llilrr» will llol. he considered illlll-ss

llliltll‘ mi lli forllis sililpllell lly iii.» ltoiuirllurllt llllll in zlel-virililnre. wit" the Il- piirtlllelll llllll ill m-l-orilniu-o with ii-- [l.|l'i1II('l!iil' : I "~|‘o--: l‘ -ll ~lli"i1||l'|l.'4

'|‘h.. rl-rhi to lil-lnillill trolll illll tillr oosulfill iullillri-r ii ileplllllt. not CXITPII ‘up: l'l per - t of‘ llil- lulloliltltloll‘ the 1|'l|Il"l‘, lo re llll- proper ll fl llll'lli of lllv Willi. _ in ri~n"i'\‘(‘l|. 160 KENT STREET

lly orill-r, II. lll')>§.i.\|llll.\‘S,

CHARLOTTETOWN

ee rel ll l‘,

TT"‘l"l'|"‘"|l| o‘ i‘ " “ .l tl.iiil\.'i, April 1S, llhli.

Alli. iii), May l~2

OLEARANOE SALE .

As we have received ﬁnal notice 1

from A. Horne 8r C0,, to vacate the premises now occupied by us we are offering our entire stock ofgmonu- merits and headstones at greatly re-

4851-4-20-monsntMay 2-3i.

Our thirty years’ experience in- sures you perfect wormanship-

Our prices, which include letter- ing, concrete foundation and setting. will never be duplicated, either by ourselves or by any other ﬂrni.

The stock consists of the ﬁnest Scotch, Swedish and Native Granites; also, Castle Grey and Light Vermont Marble in the very latest designs.

OISOOIINT SALE NOVION

CHANDLER o BELL‘ ,

Those who collie first will 39t- thoir choice of over 150 beautiful monuments.

whom: 141-.

P. E- ISLAND tire-Mind.

Galulllefs. Scotland. J

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