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Iiow large or how small y0l1r business IB. It'S n0!‘t00 lrrcge or too small to benefit by adoptinl HAS' ZARDS BRAHMIN TEA as the leader in all izrnrerv Srnres. The people went it they must get it. and you should keep it to hold - trade. Iam determined to fight competitors on the lirre of i|rral`ty and value. They may offer you Teas to show bigger profits, brit is the quality there? Is the vnirrc there? Leave it to the public and I shall be

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A Plant Bargain 143 Fruit Plants for $2.75.

\\ili nrwriirff-ir rrrrrr-it fruit ir-r»~h :uni er-i»i»rrr~:rrrrrc<i than you rrrrii your friorrds r.\rr

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|`Ii-~ \i-ry i~irnii~i»r-i, rn»\~<~~i rrriri nrr\~i lnrrriy kirrdsrrt less thirn orre third price.

r.it.\l’l~1>'. one r-in-lr. 1 .rrrrpbi-ll'< r<.rrr-ly, rin-new black. l‘urrr~or-d,’bliu»k Worden, clrolc

i»|.rr le. _\loi>rr-~ i~Irrrly. irrrrr-_\ r-rrrly lrlrrvks- .\`rrrg=rrrr, white. lrlrrdlry. red.

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t‘rrrrri>i-r-i.rrr<i. rrow rrrrrmrrioilr croppini: blur-kr-arp.

_ .\`r>rrrrrirr~ llrrrrlorr. tlrr- king nf urrrrrrers.

Priilc ni _\li<~lril:rrrr. Ri-mrvi for size. iiriirliiy, crop.

l’r-i-~.irir~rri. ihr new i':rrrr-_\' lute hurry.

.~`.r rd ~lri|rpi-<i rvlrcn r-cudv iir |rlr\rrI.rr|r receipt. of $2.75. ('U'l` 'I'liIB Al)V'l`

ill `l'_ _\l.\ i'l’l'I.\lt.\iiAI\' Ultilliit \'()\\'. You ci\rr't get the sirrrrc vuiriu uirau \\ir»-r~r-frrrrlir Send for corrrplcii' list of plants, pot.at01!N. &c S'l`KA\VHEItIi\'

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'ir.rr ii ir.r~ ~olil ~rrrrrv lilii .rr 370041 frrr li li»~ S1254) per lb. $2-'ill for one potrrin. limi. your Sl rr r pirrrrril. flirt: rroiirirr irrirrrc vcrrr r-r1r|»rr<~i full pounds. It rnearrrrr to the grower much _rim-rii<r-ir|rirtl`~1rrrrr- ~nil. \\'iilr .~rrrrii_» rr-init, rrrrrl rio roi. :lourrils inr:rcdible. blrtiicrrd your nrrrnn br ii~i .f<rrirrirr~ lrr~r<»r_r, \rlrr»irr- of |roiirroc~. i-lroi-ks paid press opiiriorrs of 81 prrpors etc. 1.. \\ l~1l'i{tl\'l-. Ii' 'lil \`i>i`. _\'<r\r' rrril-riri rnr the ilr-st trrrre in (furrnrlir. Pure sccd sold rl_\ ir; r|~. Plill l‘1|>_' l`l-‘lt l'i|l`I\`i'. .\l~<r;" irtircrkirrds.

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From one end of our beautiful Island

tothe other our plants will be scattered, ndriirrg new beauty and pleasure to many. The Murray liarbor Railway places one of the most prosperous and independant sett‘ernents of the Island in close touch

. with our Gardens.

Ilesi es ihediilerent branches oi railway, the Steamers City oi' London

n..d lilectra add to the facilities of the transportation. 'When at all con- vr-rrierrt visit our Market which is open for business every day of the week. Plants will be promptly delivered to steaniers or boat. Below pleasf: find u partial list of our stork. ,

Percrrniais-Pansy and Daisy in blcoru, Sweet Willism,Forget-me-nots,

I.l’ar1ihrrs at noe. per doz. .ic. each. Ilollyhocks 6c. each. 6oc. per doz. Carnation (only a few) at gc. each. Marguerete seeding, Carnations, 25c. yt-r f‘-oz 'seedling Pansy 2oc_ per doz.

Annuals fr very choice variety -Arver, Phlox, Petunia, Verbina, Stocks,

Fllgrrrnette, r\Iii'ig0ld, Balsnrrrs, I-Iverlastinga, Calllopsia, Salplliglossis. L' rnrlytuft. Snap dragon,Nastrrrtirrrrr,Taliarrd dwarf Crystal Palace,Compacta_ ] obclia, Dwarf Alyssum, Golden Feather. Canary Creeper, Morning Glory, wr. at r_;c. per do'/._ 1tr.oo per loo. Dahlias from seed zoc. per doz (2 ndifrlrrs bulbs noe. per doz. A limited quantity of named Dahlia bulb. rrrrrnrrted from Jzrnrcs Vick’s Sons, Rochester, N. Y., nt r5c. each. Mixed lmlrlias frorrr same firm at roc. each. Nice Island grown Dahlias at Sc. emit.

'Vmzctnlile Plants-Early 'transplanted Cabbage, Cauliflower and

i_`e ery at 5 rc. per roo. Extra early tomato (will ripen most of its fruit) at gcc. per duz Late Tomato i5c. per doz. Late Cabbage for fall and winter use (ready for planting zojrrrre) at rzc. per ron. Geraniurrrs avery choice ns~orimr~rrt the bulk of them imported from Indiana last fall from roc to zo cis, Grand for bedding or for house use.

Notice~Pererrnials sent by mail rc. extra each for postage must be add-

ed and Cauliflower, Cabbage and Celery 5c, per hundred extra lor postage. 'l‘.»rrrarto pian'~r ze. extra for postage. But annuals we send postage free.Cash rrrrr.~.t always accompany order. When nt all feasible order to come by ex- prr ss or i`r¢-ight We always give more ch-v on rfv-"=, than by mail.

i\'nti.~»- .rll wirrte red over Perenrrinls such as i'..rra_r, Daisy, Carnations,

iioiiylrori.-sa rare have been about 75 per cent. winter Irlled and our stock of trrosc will irc ii.m‘terl.

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Nil BETTIR TIME THAN THE PRESENT li) BUY YOUR

Sermon by the `Rev. Wm.

cated in him. This is rr. loneliness that ul- nror-rt chills the blood. I stood onus on the

HUC ' fclllllh' HUGE iresiru I awful. The feeling produced

his youthful days. One by one he

his mind when he sang

“When I remember all

The friends so linked togetlrrr

I‘ve sean around me fall

Like leaves in Willfffl’ Wetllhefr I feel like one who treads alone

Some banquet hail deserted \Vlrose lights arc fled, whose gmrlands

dead,

Arid all but. he dc-parted."

Their there is arrothcr kind of loneliness,

with which you nrrd I rrre not much troubled. It, is tire loneliness of the scholar, the man who btw P412"-‘fl 3000 ill' to the world within him, until he has seen things that are unseen hy the corri- mon eye. The rrrrtn who has studied the universe by which ire is surrounded until he has discovered heights and depths, and seen analogies to which ordinary minds ure stranpers. ills in`ellect. has creutedn world of its own, he has no companions. Whnt. he knows and feels he must. keep penn up in his own bosom.if he talk about lt, he is misunderstood; nobody appreciates it., no one cares to hear it. I have more than rx suspicion rim. it is this loneliness that has been the origin

ness. ‘

Now it seems to me that the loneiim-a~

of Jesus of Nazareth purtook oi' ull t.lre .loneliness of which we hrrvc been spank ing. Ile came into this world with rr slnless character, and the world, a perh-ci iazarhonse where everything was irrfcsteil with sin. The effect of this upon the life of Christ, we are not in a pnsibiorr to appreciate. We were lrorn into this state, never knew any other, and ure ln- fccted with the same disease, and have been breathing its puirid at.moaplrei‘r~ fromehildhood. \Vit,h such rr state of society, the Christ could inure no fellow~ ship. Hecould pity it, He could weep over it, but lie could have no communion with it. In this world of sin and sorrow. Jesus of Nazareth was ir lone man. But. Hs came from the bosom of the Eternal witharrressnzo to this world that God loved it. and was ready bo henl its diseases and cleanrreits nature. Aud through all Hia life He was absolutely misunden stood. So far was His thought above ordinary humanity, so nrrroh above the comprehension of the world was the mol.

Wilson's FLY PADS

Dobson, Pastor oi the First

afterull, that. Christ should lrave. been tlrus misunderstood, for I think it uruy bi

Strrrnd in London gazing into the faces of taken as rr first prIncipli'. bllul- D0 lllllll i'~ 5-'

capable of apprcelaiiirrz or even urrdcr

self by which to interpret il. Ii

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he naturally supposes lt~ to b

sneeof Jesus ol’ Nazareth was so fur

Lorri’s Prayer--n. petition uttered nr every service held in this church, “Thy will be done in earth as lr. is irr_ Irr-aveu." His whole llfc was u umrrifoatutiorr oi God's will relative to humanity, an illustmtlon in every day experience of rvhatGoil would lrrrve lruuran nature to be. This truth was uttered lrguin and again hy Christ in the lreurlrrrz of the rrruit-itude. “I crrrnc iodo the rvl l uf Him rhnl. sent rue." This wrnr the muin sprinn oi' all Hts thoughts and words and actions. It. conditioned Ilia whole being; never once did Ue stop outside of the will ofthe I"u.Lhi-r. Ir. wire His lrrsplrrrtlou and Hi.~1_loy;li, was Ilia nreirt. and drink Io do tha will of God. This brings us iaoeto face with in startling truth, that simple goodness was the cuuua of His

being dcnronlacrri;it was the mrrniteatntion of Gr>d's will tirut. they interpretcil as blasphemy; it was Godlincss that separat- ed the Christ from the masses; and when He stood forihis elmpla ith-in rrnrirr the

olclubs where scholars could meet. t.0~,l`l"‘d°w °f the cross' ms °w“ dl”“lPl°"

forsook liinr rind fierl leavin

ethir and ly having something lu' I » if Him “IUM- gorrrriron tlrualrelleve tlrc pain of lurreli- H9 “ved G°‘l5 Will- He "U°l‘° G°d'U Wlllr

rind when Ile irioorl for this sublime

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GDVERNMENT

LOANS. ._

Under authority of the Act of

1906 the Government of Prince

Edwiird Island is prepared to re-

) 0 ceive further loans for which De-

No bevier rirrretharr the present, to send any or all goods requiring

on uoxn ms .wruarm xuun

A BUSHEL OF FLIES

pod! Receipts will be issued. Irr-

it-i`tco;I’.rrker's Dye Works Agerr..y for dry cleansing or dyeinl and “uhm na B :liar 532'” gf, H332

r n . T Making, dyeing and curling ostrich tips and feathers a specialty. md W 'Mu' ' of the

TINCINTSPEIPACKETPRN

S F High of-dean Pviou. ARc|1DALB WILSON. i:ii.l"ifl',f.li...rrr » ‘ . 9 Q“°°” ‘“’°°‘~C“Y- . '|u.lnm~or|.oin. -..2>rr¢r.rwr.:°"

What a Clrarioriutown .Gsntismen has to. Say of the

\ Methodist Church, Charlottetown. , Coiripanv.

The f li wing facts adduced from the mlterlnlly euietln rovilillll and per-feoi'»~

Chrlet'e Loneliness in this World of Sin- He was Above ..|.r,,,,,'; f, gn... ru nw mrrrrmr muy ing are crrrmurm Iunrr-anon Act.

the Comprehension of the World-But there is ;f,°::; ,,'"’p°T:';:,f"',f, :fo ",';°:‘,',l,',',': A'N ACKNUWLEDGMEN1-_

' . insurer. _

Alwnys the companionship of God' lst..-TheCorupan_\' do rrntspeoulate with _...__

‘ltu funds rind not une dollar’ hun been loiib

_ r|,',rrrrrwrrv. Messrs. Ross & Matthews, N h

(Reported by The Gurrrdirrrr Stenoirrrrplrcr.) 2m|__T|m C,,,,,m,,y do nm hom any = PIOVIIICIII Mm&g¢¥5» 0"

'l`cxi:-Behold the hour cometh, yea, is saga Ile carrie tn iii-llrw-r', ilrrri. mr one; ,m“u|hN.|u_,| ,_,,cm.|,v|,,,,_‘ "M m,.¢,,¢,,,enm AIDCIICIII Lift,

now come um; ye ghnll be frcrrttered Plvery irccaslorr Illisi r|»ierrrIl:r earn--‘ ur :nite lillrrr ,_,_,,,u H, ,_|,,_ |,,,_:h,_,,,, uh,,,.“,,u.,_ G Ch8,rl0i!el0Wh.

rnarr to his own und shall cave me aorre; ronrc, exp rr rrirrir in erin. rr--r. ry any rrrgi _ _ __ _ _ ENTLEMgN__

und yet I arn noi. alone because the lie wru. lu~r~rldr~. liirrrsclf. Urr rrrrrri.lr»-rl u'l"'|'l"`_c“ln'|"'":Nl;3;"1|:!"lz‘:,:l,l|:`2;mhl[-|22 Having token Out lrpolicy f0r,2o00.00 _ f,,|,|,¢,»|, wm,,,,e_` John xVl:rz. uecuslonwlren llr- was in-rriing rin: sick :)`h"_M mwhm ,hc “my y,m_H`0, um with the North Ame can Life' twinty

.lesus of Nuzarellr was perhaps the and crretlmr um. iievlier, those who ought. Go nl _. hm In “ _ _ D W to be yells agoon t\a¢30Payment Li e pm,

most lonely uran who ever trod this te have known better mid "lie cnetelll' ‘x|L|d\l", Ty ";lU,“l A rt h 'U " with ln lnngll pl'¢mI\;|ll\x0fg5H.I0, VINE

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earth. You will see this more clearly if out ileylls Lirrouulr ll.-r»iv.¢-irulr the I'rlru.c hh. ,H _I _ I _ _ _ _IP `\° |§¢lln°W1¢(§§ the ° UWQK “P °“

I ,, - ivrrrrvr ro ixi-rn~lrerl|vu r-dn winch your mpgny now ve IDC If

Y°“ "“’°“”~'“ "h'"~ 'l'“"° “"° “‘““y kl"‘l” 'l”"l" lvhh'"; l"" f"‘l lm' “'“"‘:"'"d° pniri rosi.-rr-iri.i.i»»r-~ .uni rir--v imve nor. the ex iration ofthe investment period.

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of loneliness, or rutlrcr, loneliness arising _ ey were em u~ rrai.rc,rrrrd were rea y lv _ , l g; g r 0° gnd ~-A‘ gid tr

from dnferem sources' I “member to ` “ke uh" by “Wee ‘md make Him u King’ I ;.¢i:ulv;~ri a <'rcrl|»r|~ lrrr rlrr-_ way irfiurlrruni-sl or' 3|1];LT° ygihdns have read that among the early settlers of _ but when hc berrarr to deliver ills I~‘irLlrrr's. £3 'of 'fr "_'_""“ "T "_'""""‘_ " ;" ll" l”y‘ the profits 1476 00 and take I plld up our own North west, some advanced far ,rnessruzm tlrc urvssnge which Ile crrnre in H" ' "'"f"'l‘ ""1 "l"'"“" """'y “’|'"" “I policy for the hoe of the policyllwooo beyond the bound of civilization, and ro world to br-ing, rirc rrrunlrrnic srrirl, l"""°“'“"“"- psrrrcrpatingin future pro6tn.orh°4thly3 vlrrnugh sheer luck or intercourse with “'i`|\iv isa trawl surrrrv. who can rc~c»:I\'c 5lh--'File fivnlivrw-1»f\l\\“ ""'l'“'¥ ""m‘ 'fro 15:' Iiilgdglxldy :ill T133' llsuy' society, the loneliness became so intense lt," rrud rnuny of Ilir. disciples wcni. back |04 "“l`l"U" ¥i0ll<=¥ l"\lfl\‘l'v< we-rc slum rr to rlfgyof 51:; ohio", Ipmngixerpsgood ua to be unenduruble, and they had either and walked no rnurr-. with lllrn. Ir. was |»¢.l\lSi»*\'\‘l fililllwlliu irivlrrrz r-o e\'vl`y 011% “NCI in View of the “ct th-¢ I hue wirrduce others to no out t0 them. or then He rrrrneri ro the rw.-rv.>., limi rr »\!\1llv»l“°f°"U"= D"""“""l"“"~ rrrrdiire riskcarriedon my life for tire they had to rnnve back to cIvllIzatIon.‘.~raenrs tu rrrc irr brokcrr rrcci-rrtir sniri, (hh, Thin, the M,,|m,,@|» |,,.0pn|,-| ‘wrjod gf goygm-3' whigh if egdmeted We can scarcely appreciate this, who “Will ye also go rrvrrry I" 'i‘hnur<ir His G0|dm,r|,mr.|Auru,r|»y Giiwur rm, men at $roooper thousand, the usual price have been brought up in society such as ruesurrgn was for the wor-irl’s srrlvrrilou, it or ability and thoroughly conversant with l clmfged HY Ffuennl S°°i°ti”' l"°“ld ours. I remember once, about live years was looked upon by tlrcJevr'r ns blaplremy~ Life Insurance, Mr. GoIdnrun's broad, ago being out.in the middle of that great. When He said He was Lire Son of God, grasp of the business enabling him loue land, with u pair of French ileldf the 1iiglr}.’rlestrent his clothes and the t,o` give many pointers io the rzlassea, on the roof of oneof the C. P. R. (iouncil said “He is Klllliy of death." Comuriseionerrr prrr-iruularly in regard to elevat.ors,aud everywhere the awful dis- Because they thought. Illnr lnsrrrre, rr the class oiirrvr-si.rrrerrt,saLifs Company Lances exhausted the power of the glasses. bluspheulefr B fl‘il~\-Ui. poi~r~r~ss¢»d rr-lilr could safely nrrrl prniltalrly deal in, and I can well imagine the feeling of one ba~ devils, they crucified Hirrr ber.v\ ecrr two also usto urcilrnds of reducing expenses. ing alone under such conditions. Tlrereis thieves. Can you lurngirre loneliness any Thu ,,xp,_,.,_ ws,|um“y “wen by Mn a loneliness as well, Lhui. cornea into the more painful Llran that which rrrust. lrrrve G_,|d",,m ,md obhel. C_“md|,m Ute soul when in a large city, where one is grown out of such conditions ns tlrusi- M,,n,,u,,r,, Wm ,|uuh,|e,,,, move ofxwat conscious that. nobody knows him und under which the life of Christ was liverii vnrnem the Cu|,,,,,i,,Bi0nem in prapnring nobody cares for him and nobody is inter- Iona not. Still ii. is noi. so surpriairru heir “port 1° me Government and

cent.

on their pert.

Yours sincerely. MARK N. WRI HT.

Charlottetown, May 3oth, r9o6.'

ROSS& MATTHEWS

Abllndleimmihedirnrl,v‘lt‘hldlutluri1l:>(ll1e'yovl)§ulH it. contradict. his own rxnerience. _

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by that consciousness was akin to despair something rrirnormul. It may halluclna~ Ginger ,\]e_ ye olde Eugush Ginger I hrrsterrerl at. once to the hotel where I tion, hypocrisy or the outcome of demonl- Vino R-.en

knew were two who were interested in cal possession, no nrrxtiur what.. ltis some ’ Regal

rrre and who knew ure. Then, there ia ix thing unreal. It is very rlriilcult for you B€¢fUl¥\. ,,ataw'bB loneliness that comes into the soul Irfan und me to conceive it xpossilrle that dtlregs ‘ Coco Cui", \ kuh »

_ f ri en, e rrra osar-ss an ex rr ence ar rarrscen ’

lxrglrflvlg t,(lr\l:,lllvel(~lo olilsess sgeerlmroiie after lrrgylliut of yours :nd rnirre, especially if Peach Mellow' _ Black Roctl

another pass away wrrrr whom he the such an experience places yorrrsioml urine and about no other flavors.

played in childhood, the companions of upoua lower plane. The life and experi- _/AUs0__

hug buried his loved ones, and ire above hut of or-rlimrry lrurrrirrrityfrthnt- He -- Fnlitisyfupf Chsslaed Gidemi Lime Juice- ~

alone is lett. of the generation to which hr rrluslgokcri upon usa fanatic, a fraud, a 7 “de Supplied by P'

belongs. Nooners interested rn hlrn, no but-ip einer. _` Box |06 Charlottetown one cures for him! perhaps housed and New let, urriurrr to the nature of that _ ’ '

fed by the strrte. Such loneliness as this life which was so absolutely rnisunder- Wgztgtlllm for Pnce List' is simply pathetic. It wus such rrcaae ~l»00fl l‘l' 'Jw UN?" “I Cl1l‘lSl»’=i lfllllv- 549 B wIm‘

‘ i“““° ”'“‘” ”"" “"”" ”°°" ""“ '“ ""“"““ ‘° " “H” """ " '"““ '"'""'"“ >li@uunee»¢¢r||prnuue¢gg»»rlll¢l»¢e¢u» - the irfrndltiorrs ofthe third petition in Our

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lo. 1 lanitobe Hard Whut for STRENGTH. Ontario White Wheat

for SNOW-LIKE COLOR. Ontario White and Rod Wlrrret combined for ILAVOB.. “SUNBEAM” Hour never falls md is always UP T0

‘IKE BTAIIDAIUQ. _ ~ 'Your Grocer Keeps lt.

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JESUS or NAZARETH y r rrrrrrr iirrrrrrr iii

leave me an iuvestmenton the balance of the premiums equal to about 5 M per

I am a thorough believer in Life

Insurance and have no hesitation in saying that the results Your Company have accomplished are an evidence of skilful as well u careful marmgemrrt

Provincial Managers, Ch"I‘own.

the thousands who were DMSIDZ i0 “nd ' _` 7

fro, every face unfamiliar. I knew no si-r\rr.iing nn expcr~l¢-rrcc ilrrri- lies above hrs Q S ong ° c one and I was ccrtoin no one knew me. own. IIa has nothing within lrirrr- .

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TA Friendly, Tip

If you have not ordered :your spring

unit, iet’s get together.

We want your trade, .not only your

next order, but future orders ur well, Our goods will stand the test.

on went our goods, perhaps you

don’t know It, but we believe It and are confident we can convince you. Our new Sprng patterns are “good forlorr eyes’ and worthy of your consideration. The prices are not in it when compared with

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Capability V .

Accessibility .

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Three of the Many Strong Points In Fav-.rr ol the

RUSSELL CAR

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ACCESSIBLL for adjustment or inspection, without re-

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DURABLE construction, due to design Ind niateri,nii‘

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Model C_-24 H. P. 4-Cylinder Touring _Cer-..$2§g00

, Full Line of Automobile Accessories. `

WRITE Fort camtocus.

Canada Cycle & Motor Co., ~

General Oilice and Viidiflrlznull) - Toronto Junction.

pga_r;!r5§r2re¢rarrve».-w..x. resins

the quality;

~ The Nobby Tailors,

_ Great George Street.

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Picnic Supplies

We manutacture a full

line ot Temperance Beverages

and suppliy everything re- quired for ttinp out snloourr-- nlso money mak ng attrsctior s to hire.

Lowest prices and best sails-

faction-On lnrpe orders we give our persona supervision to arranging and fitting up saioonn. Call or write ul for prices.

‘R.F.Maddigan&€o

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Queen St., Chulottebuwn.

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In store 'and to arrive

" xzoo barrels White’s Cern

For sale by

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Q CHICKEN

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` only cost you fifteen cents ri - lox, and it maires 'tie nleerrt

lunch you ever tasted. Try

" some sandwiches mode of _. Chicken Loaf and see 'how

_ nice they’ll be. Chicken Loaf

‘ lu healthy md euy to divest.-

Talre some with you the next time you go to A picnic.

Ii’u only r5c shox. `~

Frank liicDorralri’s

Grafton St., Ch'town. .

HARD CDAI. . T0 ARRIV

June with a specially selected ca of about 7oo tons Antirrlcih coal egg and chestnut lied. _

_ Book your orders If ones pri at rnirrq advance each gnoptlr.

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