w irdly pill-nilci \v til -ilu-le . 11- __ f ` ', ‘-thin feet. Lhollizc l<Ilwt\\'ul>lli\‘ tum-.ill-l \\lth l\\

.onto |4(,)\ du of Novolllb r ll’t>.'i ilulliv in-l\\'ciul

JUN! 16, 19c8

T __ 'run cHARLo'l“rE'rowN GUARDIAN

PAGE SEVEN `

"*'|mv°uihl=,slmplyl mn. "‘""'i""" "ir " E-r' ‘ il

one to enio the be mm ' hr my

iver Pills THE QUEEN* “UN” GUARD” sriiutisv Blzos.

gm »_1,~=- Lemme ;‘,;";°{_°,_=;;°"§§__f~,m we my or oo. .lu _ . had officer in New Prom and---clirlnllelowl.

» . o ten sen tr bl . _

The Popular Gift To-day

'_IS_

A Piece of Cut Glass _

The beautiful 'desi ii* d der

g s an lilo - 5;.

ate prices we ask for them should ill-

terest you. .

W. W. WELLNER, -

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lgillavemyouriv photos taken in

.ll lilo lending style. ll cooll's.F Best facilities for family groups. Films developed at lowest prices. Studio. DesBrisay liloclr Charlottetown.

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Hughes' Saline

clezlilscs and pnriflcs the systenl, no- better spring iucdicine.

Price 250 per bottle.

llughes' Digestive Tonic cures that tired feelillg. It gives strength and vigor to the entire body.

Price 25c per bottle. .

Gnu __ c___ _lll_i§lll~:s.

MPllHliNl Nllillll

The Undersigiled offers for sale i'i

vr\llluhle|iropcrt_\' ill Souris, large store- nud dwelling Ilnllsc. Also his 27 year

I£st;¢bli?led'l`in and stove iillsirless. A line op ning for the right man. No better business stand on l’. E. Island, and bat.

of stock in Stoves, Ranges, Tinwnre

etc, nt prices that you wil' never-uever| ren again. For terms and any furthe information apply or write,

WM. M

goi.

iMortgagcSal

House and Premises on Kentl Street, Charlottetown.

Tlloro Mil bo sold by Public Auc lon on tin-

proniiucs on Sut\ll~5i_u_\' thc ‘27_t.li of Juno A_;\_l_P. U08 llttileilnllx' of lwolve 0 clock Noon. 1_1 'l`llA'l` ti-uct. piono nr lilrcel uf land ilitnllti. lyinglllld being ln Vlluriottntown rind boiliir. part of town lol. llulllhcr ’l'llll‘ty-five in llho illlldrcll of town lots ill lflulrlotletoil ll. u_l\l_ll ed illul dorlcribell its follows. lhut ig lo mil (.‘ol|l|lln|lcillg on thc .\ol~t~ll .~lillc_of I\cl_;t_ - _l_\___ nt tho Solltll-elultiilliglo of hind tl:=ll_lt.l_ _,l l{_\_\___| __ hy tho into lilchlirl .m|\ll.~oll,`__ l:_:ui§_.`_ ______

Htroot Rorty one feet. lhclieu h_ol\lill\'_ll_l-lll.\ gluulloi with Priucc l~itl>cl~t i\fol~l~~'llul _-‘i¢,\'_i\‘;.»_ vo foot. to Kcllt Stl-l-i-t iliul_tllul\r<_~ \\ l,sl_:_lll_l\ ly niomr thc North side of Iwllt l-ou_t \ul.\ - _ ,oilo foci. to the pliicc of oollllllelll tm u _. __ __ __ Tho uhovo an. oi lnullu lllull-i-mul bi \ll il iofllllrl pllrillllultt/on i’ll\\'l-rllf >'1ll\l <"'|lll\|‘\°*| ill it ecrtnfn Indolitlli-le of :~lul>t;;lll'.'l~ in~ul'l_illr

ll tiilr Itutli Cuirllu of the lun- _|»lll~i_ ull pil),-i,:|oo Ailolnldo t‘.|ill'lul of lhi' ntiu~_| _|lu_|_t_ heliulll-lo of dufuuit. ilu_\'lllg \I<‘¢=lI_ ’f'f‘_‘ ‘H I ,|,,.,.,., Mitylllont of thc pi'ilioi|iul nluiu-_\ nl.l,llil.< . » y- - ». . . fluted ut (}ili\riottcro\\~n_ this 211 _ l! \_\ 0|'

muy A. D. lllltl. l_,Lmu_,_\,( ,E ;_ _\‘1R_\~,_;

“duh nlol‘ti-fill!

WARM Weather in

here. You will need

more FRUIT. Orallilcs Bananas, Pine Apple-ir ri excellent order and rice moderate at

no ltnNNA's A 'N

Both Stores.

5~28drftf I

‘OOO

C O O CANVAS FOOT- WEAR

\Varin weather de-

nlands cool foot cover-

ing.VVe can rceolllnleud ollr canvas shoes for

coiilfort, coolness and

clleriplicss.

VVoillcn’s wllite can-

vas shoes $1.00 to 2.00.

l\fen’s brown canvas

shoes 1.25.

Men’s white canvas

shoes 1.25 to 2.00.

Boys’ brown canvas

slloes 1.oo.

Yout_lls’. brown can-

vas shoes 7 5c.

Girls’ white or red

canvas shoes 75e. UCllild’s wllite or red canvas shoes 75c.

Alley ® tio,

Cllariottetown P. E, I (Sent by mail nt same price).

>oo¢oo»ooooooooooooo lull llc nulnr ll -t “"° "’“°‘”‘““ °“‘““ ‘“ ‘“ the °r°“;

lil.H.il..|UHtlSilN

Kent Street

f'r»ll:l.ll:e limited to Diseases

of Eye Ear, Nose, Throat anll Shui.

hives tested and fitted for

(inns:-r..

til1`FlUlC HOURS

---F-.E-..°"_'L ‘_‘_°9,~-__ 'rho nlnll train ol l

at 1015. E n ant night

W. J. Carr, City. loft yesterday for

/f .... .._..... “i`fl?§ff".!.. Emo... A VAST RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL

evening at 840 from lctou by last night's mail tlaln _

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*_ I

_ -_ tru J. Yeo nrrivnd in the olty last ` M N

The .might from McGill Uniwersity.

tide will be high this after

noon at 12.25 and tomorrow alter.

City yesterday from the Magdalo

Minn nun luonrlae al and Ill li E 1

M155 Mliggilf Vessey. 5 Rev. W. J. Godfrey was a passeng- delay .

, .

€ l-r from Sydney by the str- North- The We.ltllez,M1ili has predicted a hot wave so prepare for it early while

Amos West, York, goes to Moncton umberland lust evening

this wwf as District represeutnrlvel .__ ` our asiortniciit is at its gleatest.

'to the Methodifit Conference.

` -m -last night to visit her daughter Mrs. ._ ' *W

Mr. Tupper will conduct service in J. A. S. Bayer of this City. _V L

_tllo English oliureli at Chou vulle l _ --- _ O

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_on Sunday June 21st at 7 p.m.

Huwllfll HUSOH of A- Horne & Co. 'arrived home by lust uishts twill-A Short sleeves, being the style this .~;c;l.~»oll, necessitate the use of long' l len- YESf0NlI1Y on a business trip tol --

| Mrs. Grossman of Halifax arrived

, The Misses Horne, of this C.ty 'who have been visiting in Montreal

» ~ “°°° at 1.12- films. Ellsworth roturnod in nun ’ 1 ' ii ‘i r

. .. .. . . ___.._.... __ .-»-. 1;. . .. E .. ._=

\~-_- Rev. Dr. Morrison, Vernon Rive-r, The steamer Halifax is due this

‘§_"'é 1 W" 81110113 thu visitors to this City morning about ten o'clock

/_} ».\ ,_,_,$._ _ _Yescerday.

. »

- . ver att l t fstl a1dt.‘t.P‘=tt xt" s fi . a s

has been ___B_t___ _ ___ _.que who nns _ yp erneoqlen o_ _ ye i_ asc ic y slipc, gures,spr y

_ _,___ _ _. ed Home yeste_d_fy_“ 8 my return-! The camo by-_L_-Nor_humbmam__ etc in the niost d_anity_al1d exquisite colorlllgs ever sh lwll ill Char- d W j/(PQ V M _ i _ _ _ _ yesterday morning to Piegon mann., lGlIl1€l0Wil ill: tlilS ]1I'1C€ . . _ _ ~ -` . _- _. . . . . . . . . .. . . Z . . . . . . . . . . y

Y "’~ F`f'=d V- Vesey. _ls ywltlni; at ed 1500 “HB0” vi \°bBt/2rS- 'There are about iooo yards lil tnis lot andltliat will not last long so do not Wk the guest of Miss Janie andi *-

_gne ignore,-n par, of me ,_.,,,,.,,,ce_ | C-,,,,t__ Mchean r,,,,,,,,,,,d his duties loses in colors to lllalch the suit or dress. _

| -+- on the steamer Northumberland yes- ii' sill' ri > '.;‘ :lt o: 1.2' 1. ir. on Fzlhric floves oc 6 c i Mrs. R. Warren ulid Mrs. P. Warre terda after his recen `ndis a" " ` 3 I )' ) ' D’ 35k L g R 4 i 5 i `

y t i po itlon. ,

of North River left yesterday nlornli' 'l 93C 'N' F'

lug to visit friends in Portland Maine.

l _E

I Tilc__Seiloonel‘ Jute arrived from Guupoolnc with n, cargo of- cellar posts 7 ft. long for L. M. Poole & Co., Colllloliy's West \’Vllnl`f.

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| 'l‘hc closing exercises of the Nornlni School will be held in the Assembly Hull of Prince of Wnles College to-

_nlorrow morning at l0o'c1ock. l Tile choir of Zion church have pre- sented Miss Ruse Clnrke, one ot their lllcluberii with a llilndsollic sliver _sillvcr on the eve of hcl' mnl'l'iuge.

4 -__- ! 'l‘ile \Vomnn’s Auxiliary of St. Jolln's congregntiion, Cluipiiuil intend illoldlng n Leu party on the rectory grollllds in July in nhl of the rectory flllld. I¢‘uli particulars will .,,,,x,c,,,- inter.

I ,__

lust week Mrs. Russell Twining

.4 11 fnx entertained at n much en- -luycd british Purty, Mrs. Winans bc- lug the winner of the rirst, and Miss HHBZIIFU. of Charlottetown of the _second prize,

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lp-_A"10I1i; the lnnmes of successful

lnlec Edward Islanders abroad

gI_L;y_.bc mentioned that of Duvid M.

l is who _has recently been appoint. ed L0 “H lmlmrtunt position ln ine Ullifufi States Post Office Depart- "_‘_"'"_L fn- I-1U‘_*"f1l» Moss. Socially Mr. “|1113 15 41 Prince of good fellows. He us u Post tnrnnll of Highland Veritas L\>dl<e_ or odd Fellows .nl Lowen .md U; “Ulul Arch Mason. I-le wus born at

_l<ol'est l-lill in this Province. - The _Ministerial Sass-,jon of the 'Mctliodlsu Conference opens in Monc- 't_on this afternoon und the Gonornl _Conference tomorrow. Among those 'in uttendullce from this Province who leave this morning for Moncton ure, Rev. H. E. Tholnnu, City, Roy Wm. Harrison, Cornwall, Rev. T. F. Dawson. York. Rev. J. M. Rice, Wlfltilver Rev. D1 R. Chowen, Pownal; Rev. Chas. K. Hudson, Vernon River; Jicv.__‘Mr. Wason, Mt. Stewart; Hev_ W. E. Jollnson, Souris and Rev. F. W. Wightmun, Montague. ~

l-lilies of l<‘ilm<ids`Soup, Sllvor Buy-

OOQOO 000000001 7

pro uc s of thc P E

,island Soup Works have increased ne !1l rl.-lilly remarkable rate since the of the present year. In Char-

e r ~ ~

y_in the lend of ull other laundry soaps. Bllt there _is still plenty of rootll for expunsllon in the local field. Tl ' '

le milklllg of soupi i - i.n t the re-E

duiitry which has every isdlililt so :£15 gi? the case ow g o l

thrive in this Province. Everyone who believes in Prince Edward Is- land should give It n shove along.

umlill. rn. l.r-1-awp nl. When it is proven li real success, itl h t h U , their me are due to E r . h. , . will lend to nie elltnllllslun ntnr T “ _“ °

4,,,,,‘.’°""“‘ ’ """""' “""' other Similar uudemnkin H 9 impovelished blood, they would use

I Tile deutiroccurred at Winsloe Fri- dny afternoon, June 12th of stomach yanll liver trouble, Nellie Hazel

|Horne, the third daughter of John _unll Aivina Horne, aged' 15 years. 'The lieccilsed ' w '

ns of a very kindly

idispositioll oinll nlllcll beloved by all

_ _ _ _ 'her ucquaintances. Her musical abili-

“C l\1\\'@` Jlliit fCC€lV0d direct ties were above the average and she

_ _,__ Mm __ lot of B EAV_illus left n. vacancy in the home that

lfilrrcls

loo lb Bags

l- 501|, ling. 25 ll’ “"1”

` laliies'lan Bulls

See our window this

weell

I We show a Ladies' swell Tan Calf Blucher Goodyfm' welt Boat worth

$4.00 ` .

At half Price

‘ $2.00 '

` Sprague 6: Co. I

Sunnyside V

BEE .t dll GOF

A Nice Light Dres

ill a Photogrnpli uiakellapretty pict

So cali at our studio willl your new s mer dress and send your friends in ph You remember of tlaviulz prlulllflcd ll elle. The Amateur is weii looked nfle our studio. Films developed at sl notice.

BAYER. PHOTOGRAPHE

4,00 ". Ib nillmrmvrflllmull

2.2!] 3.1!) 4.31 l\..1J RN

itll ‘lfll

Low Prices for Casli

TICLEPHON E H7).

- .............1.=¥» - £33 iw iifiii lim lim u.a»

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ip.m. nm. p.m. pm. m.

P'9°!°i“'.-Z* Sass?

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ure, um- oto. ie_ni , r ul lon I

Rlwky P0llll F8l'l'y§-i, S. h nborruitrtl |,,._ gyfmwn Daily oxcupt Sundays iiv. l¢.i’u ut

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'Coal Co., Stellarton. Captain Max-

‘°“ " ‘ |ciln never' be filled. The funeral on do 1.*1_-,ur ,mt up in , ,Sllnllny afternoon to Sherwood was

very largely attended, Rev. Mr. Rice of Winsloe oliiciatlng. The pull bear- ers were Fred J. Holman, Edmond Horne, Lee West Saunders, Lee W. Est-iery, Herbert Horne and Arthur Vlnnicombe.

Advices have been received here of

Itlhe death of Captain W. F. Maxwell, R. N., which occurred at Dovcrcourt Essex, England, on May 30th. Capt. Muxwell-for n number of years com- manded the Admiralty survey on t'he const of Newfoundland with Hond- qunrtera nt. Charlottetown, nnd,' ilncterfy at Halifax. and was. lwell known In Halifax and other, parts of Nova Scotia. He married rl dnuglltnr ol nnvld Dickson. wnnl wus for years cashier of the Acadia

well retired from the survey some years ago. being succeeded by Capt- ain Tooker, who retired recently, und since his return to England bas been on special Government Service. When taken fli he was superfntsniifng ox- tensive harbor improvements there. Ho was over sixty years of nge and leaves two sons who are officers ln the Royal Engineers, one of whom has just returned to England from India, and a daughter, unmarried. The many friends of Cnptnln and Mrs. Maxwell throughout the Prov- ince will regret to learn of his death.

“Soda Water-This is a part of our _business we DRY D|H`U°\||B|` “V tentlon to-we have an up~t.o-date fountain, make all our own soda, and use only the purest fruit tlnvorn.

Remember the place when thirsty. A. W. Roddliu PhemB. Sunnyside.

l The Government revenue cruiser Constance which was in this port over Sunday, snilod yesterday morn- ing. .

` Edgar G. and Mrs. Be-er, well known in this City, have returned to St. Stephen from un extended visit to Boston.

’ Ollie McLeod ofthe P. E. I. R. has

returned from Los Angeles, Calif.. lwilcre he has been spending tlhc

_winter.

l Capt. Craig leaves this morning .for Quebec with the str. City of lLondo:u. He'intenils returning ‘bo this Province nftorwllrsis to reside.

l __ 5 Willinrd Kitchen and family who have friends in this City, are camp- ing on thc Ennishone road a short -distance fro-ni Grands Falls, N. B.

l Miss Smith, Miss N. Barnaby, MTB. J. R. Thomson, A. L. Fowler, A. W. Reid and J. Rayden Thomson. all Of St. John, arrived in the City last night, and today go to Morson's Pond for a fishing trip.

Wm. Connick arrived by the str.

Nornllllmberlaild lust night from Syd- ney. He has been formerly employed in the Sydney Hotel barber shop, nnll comes here to take s. positioln wilh James und Trainor.

! On Snturduy lust the death occur- red ut Auburn of James Trainor, uged 95 years. Mr. Tralnor lenves to mourn two sons James and John und three daughters. J. O. Trainer lol thin city in n grnndson.

The Pntlriot Marathon race was run lust night very successfully. and created ll great deal of interest. An immense crowd of people witnessed the start of the runners, and before glniy ro;lppeal‘ed at the close _of the race the uumbers.hnd grown _C111 the streli. was lined on both sides for two bi.u~‘<s, and windows and other pli-.ces of vantage had many occu- punts. The first man to come in was Colin McNevin who covered the ten mile course ln 1 hr. 7 rnin. 7 Z-5 sec.l Ilvanltellllin 1 hr. 8 mln. 47 sec.; H. Hurley l ilr ‘i3 min. 29 sec. After that

named Pntk. Duffy, Peter McDonald, H, A. Lawson, H. M. Robertson, T. Mccloskey. Mnnovin had the lend all through 'the race. Mid came in 1”

lo _ town Famous Soup is now cusl- good shape, Regain crotted in secoudl

in fine form. und the other men were in no wise played out. The road _was not in such good condition as might

l » IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, _ g ` Ferrnzone and 'ne saved lots of pain

and sutlerlng. Ferrozone is a per- fect food for the blood, and supplies the strangihenfng elements needed to maintain health and vigor. Ferrozone is a splendid tonic for weak! nervous women, and drives away those de- pressed feelings of dend waariness. You’l\ have strength, lots of it-yollr cumplexion will improve, you will feel ten year! younger after a course of Fcrrozone which bniiuls up the whole human organism; try it. Price

BRIDAL GIFTS

Tile popularity of Pearl

Je welry is still uuahated.

We are showing ri splen ~

did line of '

Pearl Brooches, Sticlr- Pina, Safety Pins, _ Pendants, '

and ings wnnnlngton st., olnuuentor

`M'19B» Wednesday evening June the gtenth, when her sister Miss Clcely

. ‘Moore of Charlottetown was united

lin marriage tio Fredrick A. Joyce of ,the firm of Whitman and Howard, _Civil Engineers and Surveyors, Bos. =toi1, Rev. C. H. Williams P. H. D.' Pastor of the Trinity Oongregatlom |al Church performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives

_ _ Iand frinnds. The bride who was nt- \vitli the very highest tended by her cousin Miss Fiolwip

Moore of Winthrop, was prdttily nb- tlred fn a costume of whirfie silk and fcnrrtod a boquet of brides roses and lmatdsn-hair fern, Earnest Joyce ably faupported the groom. After a short 'honeymoon trip to Hartford Con.,

_ lMr. and Mrs. Joyce will reside ai- 14

Ringo.

Anyone of which is well

suited as a gift for hlide or bridesmaid

We enipliasize quality ill

the selections of olir goods and supply our cilstoniers

grade,

G. F. Hutch eson

J ewcier--Optieiatl

Wilbur Stnee Everett Malls. --

.c- -a J

Woven Straw Suitcases

How often is the wish

expressed, when prepar- ing for a short journey that one niight have soinetliing large and iight to c lrry things in 19 ill 6 5e ea. 21 ill Soc ea. :_ 3 in 1.oo ea. 2 5 in 1.10

White Blouses

Newest styles with

Tokio panels, fancy yokes and sectional

effects ill pretty elll- broideries and laces.

Hundreds of patterns to choose frolll at 35c

75c, 1.25. 2 .oo etc.

Pleated Fabrics

Fine French voile, 45 in wide, knife pleated for skirts and suits. All that is required to make the skirts is to close up the back and put oil a band.

Cream, ’Blk, Navy and

Brown. S5c yd

4-1

coming more favorably day.

us the kind and color o

by return lnail.

Simply sc-nd us a postal card telling

ll _

known every

f inaterial yo.l

factory. O

Mail Orders P White Tub Skirts”

Our illzlil order departillent is lj l

Pretty lawn organdy, niuslin, duck

:ind drill skirts both plain ail;l fancy

_ _ in the latest patterns direct from the

requlie and we will seild _samples ~

A, E. Inga, City, want to Truro

yesterday.

The Steamer City of London, sails

this morning under hor own steam, and in charge of Capt. Craig. ‘DY Quebec.

` J. 0. Hyndman and bride arrived home yesterday evening by thc str. Northumberland. Numerous friends of the young couple gave them a hearty greeting on landing.

The Sons of England excursion Inst

night was the means of attracting a ,large crowd to the wharf. The str. il-Iiirland left shortly before il o’ciock crowded with passengers. Wortii’s Rand occupied the forcpart of the steamer and furnished music through# out the delightful trip. The moon was shy, being veiled by fog but this did not detract from the pleas- ure of the occasion. Refreshments were obtainable in profusion and the excursionists were well-pleased i,| th the evening. _

A meeting of the moral and Social

Reform Lodge will be held in t-he Magfstrate's lioom, City Hull Friday _evening next at 8 o'cluck. All mem- ‘hers and citizens interested in morn] -social nnd political reform ure re- quested to ottqud. Representation from all city churches and other or- ‘ganications interested is solicited. It is hoped that a constittutinn on broad enough lines to take in all shades of opinion may be adopted and committees appointed to under- take definite phases of reform work.

Those gypsies which have furnished

the material for several news para- graphs from the western part of the Province during the past. two weeks have arrived ln Charlottetown. They are at present encamped just this sudo of Hillsborough Bridge. They occupy two caravans on wheels, in _which they live, move and have their ncing. There appears to be two families with children ad lfb. Hens Bud 110115 f0l'm Part of the manage, and they ure ready to tell fortunes ct#-. and do other gypsy accomplish ments. In fact, they are the real genuine Romany people, to ali' ap- penrances.

A Wry Pretty wedding took place

at the home of Mrs. C. E. Cumm-

S. W. and Mus. Urubbc wilo have

town, arrived in Sydney last week. She is visiting her dilughten, Mrs. Hurry Ritchie, George Street.

Wade Hughes, son of J. J. Hughes,

M. P., for Kings County, P. E. I. was in St. John the pust week, cn route to join the survey of thc truns-

Montreal Thursday June, 18th, will qc due at Charlottetown Sunday June Zlst, and on Monday noon sails for

ply to Peake Bros Co., ngents.

that never falls. See what it did for A. J. Kemp of Tete a Gouche, N. B. "You do not praise Cuturrhovone

the doctors, medicine:-1 I have tnken

troubled with Bronchltic Asthma, but

been in Yarmouth, N. S., returned' home last night by the str. North-. umberland. l

Mrs. L. E. Prowse, of Charlotte-i_ -.___.

continental mnway_ l A Riissiair Drainia

' --- I (`ascy's Nlglitillnre

The S. S. Bonavistn sailing fnonli Othpllo

St. John's, Newfoundland via Sydney on and North Sydney, G. B. For fur- Two New S gs

ther particulars see adv. later or np- -’-lllf"-'

__.__.@-.__. . ' lllss 1.o'l"r1l<: 1uc1<1.\’N<>N

NO FAKE ABOUT THIS. ~

We guarantee to cure Cntnrrh, ~ ow

Asthma and Brouehitls-gllnrnntee to ADMLSS’ `

do this with Cutnrrhozone-gllarnntee to do it quickly. 1l you luck fnlnlnl only 5 emu' get it-go to any denier and pur~_ chase "Cntarrhozone" the remedyl

ll ll

y you on er lt

I am the enthusiastic friend of (Iiitilr-I rhozone 7" '__'

The Always Busy Store

- Chas. H. Il. Longworth and wife! returned home lust night from Hnli-1 fax. l

T0-NIGHT

h9!hs.Eisuf.¢§

highly enough; it is worthy to l he written in letters of gold. One anlnll bottle has done more for me than ulll

in the last three years. I have been ii

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by using Catarrhozone I have boenl “ i entirel cured. Do w d till

34 ft overall, 9 ft. beam,

trong and well built and in

M 'I /LA lexcellent coiiditon. She is a

renowned seaboat Price $100 oo

__ , . . ‘ 1 ‘ ll. r. llotnan 1 _

This is the barrel that

fi nieanl baking satisfae- _E ‘_ _____ ` ‘*°“~W"="‘°‘“'°"‘°“* .Arthur J. B. Mclllsil, B.A

Rollsorfiiacuita-Cakes, HARVARD

Pie ol Fancy Pastry- _ ( ) ,

yan an dw.” depend C Barr|atn“;n:_:ttornev~at-l_.aw

m nav" Float for an l omni- Queen ~\ l. luond Btn. Li\'l‘own

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