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Hats Use Strobin

The hat is cleaned

iii rt few minutes, dries 5

quickly and looks like

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jure the fabric and does not make it hard.

Non poisonous ' Price I5c, 2 for 25c.

,ing their camp. We quote:

craft and his place in it. As soon as

3§,~' _ 'i A' i_ real danger from a icing threatened' at-

l,Il‘_l if ltack by the great Napoleon a little

more than a century- ago. He had .collected one hundred and fitty thous- and- chosen troops on the French shores of the Channel. He had a vast flotilla of flatbottomed' vessels sufficient to transport them to 'the

bores of England. For two years

and a half he had practised them in

mbarkation and disenibarkation, and

had taught them how to manoeuvre,

teer and work their guns under

every condition of the changing sea. The spirit of his soldiers was excell- ent and they had full confidence in

heir great commander. They were onstantly employed in exercises ither by sea or land, in digging tren- es, fortifying the shore, or beautify-

"Spccial boats or barges were as-

signed to each battalion and com-

any and every mal down to the

smallest driiirtmer, knew his own

the signal was given, the diilerent arms-infantry, cavalry and artillery -were immediately in readiness and marched straight to the ships. At the sound of a warning gun all the ofiicers dismounted and placed them-4 selves at the head of their troops, a second gun ordered them to prepare for embarkation, a third was fired for the placing of non-commiss'ioned\ officers, a fourth for the march. In this manner twenty-tive thousand men could be eurbarked in ten mimi- tes and a half. The army was full of enthusiasm; th-ey thought t.'he»deci- sive moment had come at last, but: ii fifth report bade them leave the ships. In thirteen minutes they a- gain stood on the shore in battle array."

Those were anxious days in Eng-

land in 1803-5 wihile Napoleon held his camp at Boulogne. His name wus a terror to the world. The Brit- ish supremacy of the sea was not. yet established. That came with Nel- iun’s great victory at Trafalgar in

October, 1805.

Sold only by

J. G. Jamieson oizvooisr

Wedding ' Rings

lf iliere is one iliing mo than any othera liritle is pail- cular about it is her Wedding

Ring---it must be good.

Our rings :ire the best in Lnnada, _'ire the some to the . Centr.-_ and have our name arid

-his quality stamped plainly in-

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\\'itite for ring size card.

G. H. Taylor ~

Jeweler & Opticlan

sri llhonnlales i

Are dark color, ricli

iiielloiv and of refined

flavor. It is not pos-

sible to buy anytliirig superior.

Made in Canada.

"i'$`e`é'r'_ &' Week's_for_F§1'

titre, Curtains, Household

Linens etc. 224-tf

Thar. lt pays to use Commercial

fertilizers and use them most

iincrarly has been settled by the practise of our leading agricul- turlsts. Always use Swllt’s Ani- ninl Fertilizers. For sale by A. Horne & Co. 5-26Wfd&rtf

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'N-IE CHANGED ATTITUDE' TOWARDS FAMILY WORSHIP.

The 11€WSD8l>€'¥`=' lell that at tml Family worship preceded many of

with the words: “Whereas family Y worship is a thing of the past.” and t

mvefiug Of I-he General Assembly Ol the forms of religious activitiy which the Presbyterian Church held in Den- are Widely prevalent today The sum ver 1108 long SiI1C€ H l`€S0l“i'i0“ WHS day school, Blblu Societies, foreign offered the preamble to which began missions' the Young Men~s and

ouug Women's Christian Associa- ions, and' a hundred oeher institu-

¢l0iI\l! OD £0 116018” that Slmday tions, religious, moral or benevolent schools should therefore receive more have come in since the days when

attention. There was prompt dissent the patriarchal ,amply alta, was mst

from thu proposed preamble, some “_-acted. And the liquor jug and de-

commissioners wanting to know whe- C ther it is true that family worshipll

antier have also disappeared from illions of Christian homes whose

h_ad ceased from the land, and there ancestry wm_s,hipped morning. and

was a prospect of discussion on the E subject till the words were cliangol from' “a thing of the past" to "gre-

atly neglected." 5

And yet it is true that a great and i

to many minds a regrettable change i

vening and stimulatexl between

times.

Polygamy and human slavery were n the early days thought to be not nconsistent wit‘l_ie morning and even- ng worship. But doubtless some

has come over the Christian world changes that have come over the

in regard to this matter of collective

world have been for the worse tn-

household ‘°°"S*‘iP- It “'““ld be “lei-;ea<i of the better. stiii, we think

mistake, however, to attribute thu change altogether to the decadence of the worshipping spirit. It is in part due to change in methods of living, thc greater diversity of cal- lings, the differing hours at which different members of lie household go forth to their daily callings, and this consequent obstacles to assemb- ling them all together in the morn- ing or evening.

P. H. Roy, manager of the Banque

de St. Jean, Quebec, was thu other

day found guilty and sentencud to some years of imprisonment for making false returns to the Govern-

ment, incidentally it was miaide cloar that had any attempt been

despite thc pessimistic notions which sometimes find-expression in the pre- ninbles a'nd_resoluti'ons offered at the meetings of Christian Assemblies, Synods and Conferences, there are more agenc as for good, and ai more diversified activity for the religious and moral bettermurit _and uplifting of the world, 'and a brighter outlook for the future now than existed' in

any past age of human history.

and undantf power to drive machinery. The one question, is whether peat Ziwll can be made cheaply enough. So far‘

tlbe efforts to utilise peat as fuel for ‘ industrial purposes have proved B failure.

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OU have to buy lizits ‘Y l on faith, at best. _`i Seems wisest, l

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then to buy a make that y ' justifies all the faith you can show That is the kind labelled like this:

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store that sells them. wr

L L ALLAN C C0" Iiflln TDIONTO l

'bleak lllatrfhfen for Casale lp

“"f'voii'i1"cn6oe¢°this satin iinisiieti broad cloth, when you see it in pre- ference to all others in this City or from away. Send for samples 75c a yard.-Jas. Paton & C0. 5-23f1€f-

lt ls not economy to stint plant'

food if favorable yields are desir- ed. we believe It true that lf you starve the crops. they are likely to starve you. Swlfts Animal Fertilizers are crop plo- ducers as well as soil builders.

. -method of making gas from Peat. _

_ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, IOM. W

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s have lots of the raw matertlll ' `

Il I P I Ed G I I nd. with

exbngaii li: couvlvtlnltgligtaour cities ns'llTn:‘i',e‘:lu:l:i~.l:.i»\iill'I\:" °'_*°*llm ag

our farm houses, and sul7l>ly Bb" V °°"'“""‘°I‘b°'°"` Pl°tout:lil:“i;,:|\:""°

Those new Four-in-Hand _Scarfs

for Empire Day-received. 2 5c 35c and 5oc-in all the new colorings'

New Colored Shirts New S o f t Bosom Shirts

New Handker- chiefs

Ncw Collars

New Summer Underwear

New Socks

New Hats _

-_-Ann.- New Ready-to-wear Clothing

9 _

All in the New Browns, New

-G-reens, and New Grey Shades Also some pretty New Suits in Blues and Browns-$8.00, $10.00-, $r2,oo, and

$15 oo.

James Paton & Co.

‘ Write* at once for further £0

For sale by A, Horne & Co. "

5-26wfd&rtf

C.»irter`s Glover Seed Test 99-,

96 per cent pure. Carter’s Timo thy seed Tests 99.85 per cent pure. Buy Carter‘s and 90% "Oli

weed seeds. 4-IUWSFWS

We have on hand and received with- *‘

other seasonable shades that will match this selwJn's suitings. Jas. Paton' & C0. 5-3ld3i.

WHAT THE BOY WROTE.-

A young man once wrote tolhis father,

saying, “ l am well, only I dodt feel like

made. by the authorities at Ottawa. to analyse tlie statements sent' in the fraud would havu been discovered, The same neglect was apparent in the cases of the Bank of Yarmouth, Banque de St. Hyacihithe, Ontario Bank and Sovereign Bank, all com-

paratively recent failures. By this` iieglect_ dupositors and shareholders

have suhffered untold losses. What is the use of such Governmental super- vision 'il

NEWS FROM MADND.

MADRID, May 31-The aiccmlche-

ment of the Queen is expected about J ine 10.

Beer (0.

- SUCCESSORS TO '

Mark \V right Furnishing C0. \ /

(l\.aine on every price)

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Mark

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Beer Q Weeks

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SUCCESSORS TO

Vi/riglit Furnishing Co.

SILCESSORS TO Wright Furnishing Co. .

S l`§Sl~.SSORS I`()

making any sort of pliysicul exertion." 'Thousands of pcoplc fcei exactly like that young maui-and they ure nut iaizy people, either. They arc, generally, dyspcptics, with n first touch ot Indigcs- tion; they need ii short course of

_liiotlier Seigel's Syrup, to put their

stomach, liver and bowels into healthy activity, so that their food will nourish :vid strengthen them. Mr. George j. Ilcnry, of Shippigan l’.()_, Gloucester Co., Nil., who suffered for years from Iwspcpsin, writes: “ I became weak and almost unable to work. After trying niany medicines \'\'itliout success I took s.-vetal bottlcs of Mother Seigel's Syrup nd it gave me relief at once. I recorn-

‘icnd it as much su erior to all other

riiediciiics for stomach troubles."-Price 6U ctsla per bottle. Sold everywhere. A. ]. White Bt Co., Ltd., Montreal.

T One of the vital demands on

the farmer to-day ls the necess- Ity of enriching his soil and maln- talnlng its fertility. To do this economically and constantly the right means must be used Use Sw|ft's Animal Fertilizers. For Sale by A. Horne & C0.

5-26wfd&rt

Choice Styles in

Women's Footwear

We want every woman to

know about the excellence of

our new spring shoes.

file choice Leather, perfect

slioemaking, smart styles and

perfect fit, conibiue to make

these slices Ideal Shoes for

any woman .

We do not hesitate to say

that in these shoes moderately

priced, we offer our trade the

/ ' \ best womenis shoe that was

i ever made and sold for the

SUCCESSOKS T0 m°”°Y°

\Mark _Wright I Fprnishing Co./ . B R 0 S

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Dwelling IIouse_

Warehouses and land in Charlottetown.

The undersigned are autliorizctl

to offer for sale' the followiiie

in the montih 400 men’s Four-in-hand

lti

Gay’s

NUTIBFC

“linking other la now to disolmi-¢sb°:;,:' ELAN lu Nitutlz ' vevdn and todo any gum. oh:a°°*“\\¥l Intl the shortest possible imtlceend sh Qt 'M lt

laborers' Protective Union Huumtnw 9

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§_l_!‘;°‘t’.éhlll:;lotte own, P. E. Island. mr

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waI\t€d'"

Agentin '- ` " the best czeixrinrlgsdkiidlfiiliorieiiryiijory 1° 5°" engine made. A liberal coiiliiamllm good salesman. ‘°‘ fl"

plrliclillfl

Empire Cream Separator Co. of

Canada, L¢d_

Eastern \‘Vnrelioug¢

5 --27drlw, Sussex' N' B'

__=___=____,===__ Business Stand For Sa|¢

We offer for sale our '

stand at Murray River <:0iii\;i;l1iii& _ of one and one quarter acres ogf land with buildings thereon includ. ing _store 60 feet x 26 feet two stories, two warehouses. iron honsg and stable also wharf property This property is well known as th; best mercantile business stand at MUTFHY River being centrally located _within easy reach of 'rail- way station and post offiee.Haviiig a valuable water frontage it affords ` unsurpassed shipping faciliii¢5_ . For further particulars apply to

the owners.

PROWSE & SONS,

Murray Harbor P. E, I,

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MONTREAL Session |909 - |910

bil

Courses in Arts, Applied Selena;

C (Architecture, Chemistry, Metallurgy,

Theory and Practice of Railways, and Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Mining ' Engineering) Law, Medicine. Dentistry.

and Commerce.

Matrlculntion Examinations will com-

'nence on june 14th and September zllrd and Examinations for Second Year

Siinicljiiies it iimy lie .1tl\'is:ilJlc to biiy vlicrip goods, but it is doiibtful. It is Efhibhmns and Third Y°“"S°h°l°"hlP5-

ii alisoliili- certaiiily that :lit-:tp seeds, or pro r sccils :ire dear at any price. “U1 c°'m”e_nc° mi Seplelflbu' 23")-

Sceds :tt 20 or 2_=,c_:t dozen pabkziges iilzly he good (what tlierl: is in them] but Lectures In _A't5' fxnlplled Sc’e"0¢~ “ld

Ties in gl Elms' browns' _greys and peaking \\'.ith at praictivnl cxperieiicc ot niriiiy years, \\'e would have none ol' them. C°mf“e"3ei will begm 05 0Cl°b¢l` ISU HI

’ The eictcusive iixpcriuncc we have liutl of plzintiiig, testing and growing llie different Med‘°lP9 °" Oaobef Ist- _

varieties of \'cp;t-tables and flowers, enables ns to offer to the public seeds that \ve P‘“'u°“l"5 _ fegafdml °!3ml\\H\l°|1|»

iow :irc rcliaihlc :intl basl siiitnil to our cliiiizitc. Elltrullve reqlllrelilenls. COUYSBS of Study,

Now ili:il the roiiiis :irc in good cniiiiitioii, farmers :intl others will be coming to ke* etc-' can be °bl°i”°d °“ “PPlI°“\l°“

town iii large iiiiinlicrs, :intl we lioiic_=atl_v believe it will be to their adv :tillage to call

on its iii ilio iiiarkel; and buy their reqiiireiiiuiils in tlie vegetable seed line from us Our :iil\'e-rlisciiiciit o|`pln.ii\s \vill bt: iii this paper later. J- A- M- A.

Sued :ind '.'egct:ililc inzirkci opcii e\'ci'y dzly from 8 fn 6, Saturday`s uiilil 9 in the Re8i"rlr‘

'.\'i|lill.;.

J. J. Gay ffl Son,

4-.;t\if`il&rlf` Ch'town Market

valuable properties in Charlotte- town, being part of the estate of the late David Small.

1. A piece of land with good

dwelling house on the west side of Pownal Street, near water Street. This :lwelling house is in good condition, heated with hot watir, lias all modern conveniences and is cciiveniently located. There is n pacious _vard and wood lioiise iii` lie rear with gate entrance from treet.

2. A large block of land on tlie

corner of Pownal and Water Streets having a front of about ii4 feet on Water Street and 240 feet onPowual Street. There are situated on this land in good condi- tion and repair a shop and ware- house on Water Street with two large cellars anda blacksmith’s forge and six warehouses with entrances from Pownal Street, be- sides pacious yard room.

Terms easy. Apply to the uu-

tlersigned.

STE\\~'AR'l` & CAMPBELL,

Solicitors.

5-i4dniwf gi

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ROYAL VICTORIA College - Mont rea

A residential hall for the woman students

of McGill University. Hltuuted on rllieibrouke St t, In cl i it to lli University

. __ . _,_ ___________ _________\ ,_ res use pi-nxm y e

`_ _ 1"”-rr-rr' '-‘= Buildings and laboratories. Studuiita ofthe

Special snap for Saturday A

And During Next Week for Town and Country Customers.

Ladies' White Shirt Waists., _ _ . ...... . . ._ _ ._ _ ._ . ..5oc Ladies’ dainty white shirt waists, full embroidered front..75c Ladies’ white shear lawn shirt Waists, very pretty. . . . . .$1.25 Ladies' Cotton Hose, good quality, per pair. . . , , , _ _ _ _ _ _ 12,; Ladies' Summer Undervests ..._ . . . .8c, loc, I2c and up Ladies’ Dainty Riiching, ,per neck. . .. . . . . . . . . . . ,... . . .. I2c Ladies' Girdle Hose Supporters... .....................,15¢ lllen's gcod heavy Cotton Socks per pair... .. . ,,,,;2¢ Men's Stripe Duck Shirts, good quality. . . . . . . , . , , . _ _ .50¢ Men‘s Linen Collars, two for.. . _ . . ... _... ...... ...... ..25c Meu's white liandkercliiefs with fancy border. . .. . . . . . . ._ rzc Linen Keller Towelliiig i5 inches wide per yd. . . . . _ . . . , . _ 6C Tooth Biushes.......... .. .. .........eacli 5c Nail Brushes...._....... ._.....................`..__.ea¢h SC Print Cottons 30 inches wide, heavy goods, per yd ._ . . . _ ._ me

Colle e are ndnilttcd to tno course in Arbi of Mcfigl Uiiivci-sity on identical tsi-ins with _ mon. but mainly in separate clniiseii. ln addition to the lectures von b thu Professors iuid Lecttirern of llie nivorRi’fy,stiidciitsars assisted b rei-iidcnt. tlitors. Gymnasium. skating rlnI¢,tcnnls courts, etc. Sholiiniliips

and lilxhlbitluiie awarded annually.

Instruction: in all: briinchss of iiiuslu ln tlie

Mc-Gill Conaurvittoriiim of Miiilc.

For further pnttlciilarii, iiddresii

The Warden, Royal Victoria Coileje.

MONTREAL

CANADA. _

Province of Prince Edward

Island

iN 'rm-1 Pizoiznri-3 couar

9ri~i sDw.».izo vii. A. ii. -909-

Iii re Estate of George A. C. l\IclIl\°6ll

late of Murray River in King’s Conn!! in said Province Physician deceased

teslate.

By the Honourable Richard Redtlln

Surrogate Judge of Probatedc. . Ac. . My

To the Sheriff ol' the County of Kin s _

County in said Province or any consilllw

or literate person within said Couug

W. C. TURNER Q). C0 °“""'»

‘ ition on

Whereas u on reading the pet

file of Alnertlll Prowse of Murrl’ "“"b°‘"'

T}~¢ LOW Price St ' 'South and Mary Annie Mclnlosh 0f

unnyslde Chitown

AllCll0ll SZIIC

Estate of Johanna Carrol, Charlottetown.

The undersigned, executor of the late

ivill and testament of' _loliimnn Carroll ate of Charlottetown widow, deceased, lcstate, hereby offers for sale h public auction on the premises, on FI‘tl|)AY ‘he 44|' dll' 0fJ\U1¢. A- D. I9o9 st the HOUR of two o‘clock in thc afternoon.

THAT _hon-ie _and lot number 206

on the South side of Sydney Street, belonging to thc late Johanna Carroll, being pert of' town lot 28 in second liiin_d1ed of`_lown lots in Charlottetown,

llavmgawidih of 40 ft. 9 in on Sidney btreel. and extending bark 8% t 6in bounded on the east and west y prop. crtly in possession of Edward Kel y.

he houpein in food repair is zi-z Star.

eye high, couta ns in rooms and has cellar ‘7i-2 feet deep with stone walls. l‘liers | also A good yard and arable.

For further particulars apply at tho

office of Morson & Duffy. Solicitors, Charlottetown.

Dated this 2o°li day of May, A D,

igo9.

JOSEPH RYAN,

Executor

Ben' Carter & C~.

S ' ore’ Murry River both in Kingl, _C0\ll|lY

aforesaid executor and executxix of llw

d""“"'"- last will and testament of Geor e A-C~

McIn‘osh the above named rfecetkfl

-~_ _ ____ _ _ __ praying thstacitation may beiuiied for

_ #_ ‘ _J the purposes hereinafter set forthlzlfolii

SEEDS.

are therefore hereby required to cnet; parties interested in the estate of ° above named decelled to be and lpms before me at a Probate Court to be 0| at the Court House in Charlottetown :ll sheen: County inithe slid Prcvlnco_° 'idly the Fourth dayofjuiie next ensuing

nm any o.-aww 'untill ¢=vf¢l'*g_,_,,

statin not be mm: :|151 tlgiion nd _

“No. 1" quality seeds are chea .';'_‘jf:.f‘.tt.."'t‘.{°‘,‘.‘. .........5.w1~~

. ' ; (I I Iwflhy ~'

p Proc nr for mul Peiition?I;mA.Uc“a“on bo

111 any price. but you can et ~N0, i;i‘:.:.'::.°?i'.::f..i::.°f.." ......-..-

g nnh'i-hed in Queen's Coiwtl ‘“ 'ffl

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l” f Ilrovince for at least four c0nl¢:;a‘"

y “WIN from the date hereof nudnd in

R., E. MUTCII Q C0

'Grafton Street, Charlottetown.

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f be f 'I' ‘th P°‘

l|li’el'|c\(l)lp,i»'lI:reo rlbllc oi-li\“es nmiellf nf

same price as others charge fo, ,,;,...:'... ,.N_.C..... ......,...

to n In Klum, Coungy in uid Prov nee

N f fill school Houses »lnn\°

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