-.'mE~icHARLo'1'rEToWN GUARDIAN, APRIL rs, 1905

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R ' " _ _They Lead off with a Mrigniiicent Display of Spring Hats- BRACES THE NERVES. ‘llilllf/fl"'~ EASY 'r » l _ A - . . _ e e - ~ . »»f'» . _ i

2SHS,§5RB§i§I¥{fA33°£§P BEST Some Idea of what they will Show at their Opening this BUILDS Ulf THE QODY |N SPR|N |'|N|E_

'iii or-uzama ana ooaiiera. -r/inns no o1'i-inns, § A (Tuesday) Evening, Rptil l8il\Al905. _ _ V - _ 1'- ' cunroimo e A i I

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DMM _ _,_ iiioisiiiliilitoi oriiiii

or sosoi ii Mont i iriiiofi PMNPS E A comm-lllnn

A MAKES siok ;+,`_

PEOPLE WELL

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comes the news that _Double Breastcd Sack Suits are in vogue again.

We had the hint months ago-had

our designers create styles that even

London’s famous might envy.

There’s nothing in England hand-

Somer than the Fit-Reform Sacks.

3 button--loose backs--big, broad

Straight _

from London j_

_ inn- ` \

West End tailors * -

shoulders-wide roll collars and lzipcls. _

Imported Scotch, Irish and \Vest -

of England Tweeds-and Blue Scrges. '

Fit ,reform

, Only one Fit-Reform Wardrobe in this city- .

Prowse Bros Charlottetown.

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The PO|'l1 Daniel Btrch_aiidHspruce," Dimen-

Lumber Co,

Ilorir DANricr.,

4-3 dnv ini pil. QUE]

‘il \1\l/I ALTURPRS

l sion Lumber, Cedar

Shingles, Posts and

Ties. ~

\Va ter Shipment Only. __

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crakes

-and Confec-

tionery, A

' damaged by smoke, sell-

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PACI |=|‘c~_._,

ow RATES ` SEililiiil GLASS TIOKETS

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PORTLAND, tlrei..

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or mile to lf. R. PBR Y, Acting D.

C. P. l..`l¢. gill, N. B., |

».j'lNTERCOL0_NIAL . RAILWAY ._

-WHY- Caiiada’s ‘ Famous Train -THE- “MARIIIME EXPRESS”

Does the_Biislness between the

Sydneys, Halifax. St- _iolim Quebec and Montreal.

-BECAUSE- it’s dining ard sleeping car ser- vice is unequalled.

-THAT IS WHY.-

\i`rite for time tables. fares, etc.

G- A. SHARP.

Siiperintenilent. P. F.. I. Railway,

t.`iiiiriotleto\vii, P. E. I. .

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- Ci n\m»nrir\',¢ Monday, fanuary and. t9°5» the 'riatm of lli:n Railway W ll run aa follows. Tmtm Outward Trains Inward

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éii”rTii:iil:iEa,Kie.4lE loop »-la and price sent n plnlzi ec.-in-tl latévltig ; ' 4 HOI g&.`.`|_-¢1lcy"iii|ll'i¢lcntilL linelold ninth? ff” . ly Allilrczsa-

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#rain ata mn try' Atlantis »n`rdr~v* "~n L. 'tlamhera 15 and in 'Quinn inn Mnndav.

Wh;neg£:i’:h\af'F|;I';-Ii.) limit-in in-uni run (ll (I

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, o A. like

mmltitvm 7 I v aamuv

showing of uillllnery. to luke pluco tt is

idmlrliiggpatrons who lniarlnbly throng Moore Sc McLcod's shop, after such an an- iiotlucenicnt; therefore In order t0 see

_everything rind :ako lots 0( time over it, .he writer In 'Q n visit there wliilo leoorutlons were bgng put. in place, coun- ters xirtislitnlly draped. und goods galoro urraiiged;lirits placed in tempting array ind the thousand and oncliltlc details 0! .he prepiimtlon for it inilliiieiy allowing were _ being completed. And verily -.ho reward was great; yet in giving nn rleii of what was seen, so much must needs be passed over t.hut“pity ‘tis,‘tis so."

One can imagine with what de-l‘ght the

yenuinc lover of benutifiil things will ingcr iiround that millinery display, one thiit includes itll styles shown in the iiiillinery world, the height and extr nies of fashion, iieurhy the iiieditiui and niietcr niodes. 'l‘lierc‘ls no denying the palpable fact :lint the Spring huts are in many instiin- :es extreme iii sizc,shupe rind colorliig;but there can alwiiys be niodiileiitlons of any e\‘treiiie style, and happily tlit-so ure not wniiting.

Miss Dornldson luis certainly excelled

herself iii licr dr-iiionsti`ittioii of the ecu- ia urs fancies, and pcrlinps one of the pret- tiest of lu-i~'s is ii poke shiipe iii white .neliiie, ererini ribbon :ind fcritiicizs, and wide lies. She hair ileinoiistmtcd the tad of the seuao\i,tlie Polo, in many ways, me of tho hundsonicst being at Frciicli t'olo toque nindc of shii-rod nieliitc; lnrgo ~itraw murlullions out-line the crown, black sritin ribbon :ind ii pnrurlisc osprey completing the trimming.

A “()lii1i'lotie Cordn_v" clinpenu in white

chifl`on with ii facing of fancy straw ltriiid, shaded pastel ribbon und pale green ilacs, isa work of veritnble niillinery nrt, u perfect combination in exquisite taste.

She also clemonstrntes the Napoleon sim, c, the one so suggestive of the “Little Corporal," iii muiiy ways, two extremely aiiiulsoiiieiiioilcls being shown. One iii liizirk t'liiil`on with sequin crown, wide satin ribbon, nigrctte and _ict liuclrle com- pleting tlictriniining. The other was in red chiil`oii with gorgeous red poppies, as tlic priiicipalltriiiiiniiig.

lt is didlcult to distinguish between

these elegant home productions und the mn-it expensive imported models; for in t-istcfuliiess, in skill of workmanship, in style,t\nil iii filet in itll points they urn oqunlly excellent, and thc price uloiie tells “which is wlileli."

'l‘iio iinpoi-toil huts nrc of course very

lovely; one in the populur sliape which flroopn over the fnce, turning up in the buck, is made of cre:inisti~u\\', triiiinicd witli pnstcilc green und cliaiiipiigiie rib- .loii. uiiti crimson niid izrceii roses.

Aiiotliei* of straw mid cliiflon conibiiied

with block sa)iii ribbon rind feathers was in thc sluipe introduced last season, iiltt-r~ e'l slightly but yet wide across thc face, narrow from front to buck.

A black chiffon and straw lint tiiruinrz

o.‘i`frniii tlic fiico is trliiinied with sritiii ribbon and feutliors.

The “Golouinl" in 'i`usc:in sirniv, sliutlcd

ribbon und llowcrs in pench shades is un logout chupt-nu. l"rom thc trimmed niillinorytlio ready to

iveiir chiilon huts clniin attention, some of these combined tastily:\vitli tifriuv, rind oriinmcntoil by ii bow, ii fentlior or flower to tinisli tlicm.§’l‘licse nro shown in black, white, brown, crequi, and pull: hluc.

Iu outing huts the slinpcn arc very much

those of the trininied iiiilliucry, the Polo, .\'upoleoti,t)li1irlot,lc Gorduy and others -icing i-i-pi-oili'ico<l iii the rough straws, in brown mul white, liluc :ind white, red and wliitc. The rcully newest outing lint droops

over the face, rolls ln thc hack, and comes ii navy with fnwn crown, navy with white crown und other coinbiniitlons.

'l`lic Polo is severe . in outline iii

_'r iugh straw, but is piquriiit mid sum-_v enough looking; to oil’-net, the plnin out- line. If one were to cull into requisition every adjective known to describe the viirii-t_\'n\iii forms of thc spring huts in their frciikisliiicss and cupriciousnt~__~as they would still be Inaduqunte to convey any bleu of the sprint: shapes.

Picliiresqiio ns the Nepolcon in in dress

silvle. lt. lam.-s nothing ln tho st e`et lints; iv lille the slime otin be .said of the Polo. 'Phu mi-lvul of the sailor hut. will be welnoined by those who appreciated what nn liullspeiisllili- addition they \vere.t0' the morning toiletie and how inadequa- tely tlicii' place luis been filled of inte. '|'liese‘ni°o aiinivn in wlilto Freiicli und Eigrllaii shnpioi, witli Tniiiciowns, nod black lminis. _ Gliildren nml misses are not forgotléh

in the melee of spring frishious,1but to be- gin u rllscrlption is useless, one would need n wliolo edition of ~'.l`lia Gnaril|nn;for tin- nillliuery alone. ~, - \\` lille feiitlicrn arc :set-n nnyuind every

svtic-rcmi the trimmed hats, the endless viirirty of flowers delights the eye and pu.-dies tho foil ones hard forhonors.Roars in ev:-ry lma¢inable shade, button rolls, pnniiy yeraiiliims, carnations, corn flowers und poppies, |\i~e‘ exqitinim indeed in their wt-oltli of gorgeous oolorlng, oi; in their dainty delicate shading. _. ]~`ol|i\5‘a'l‘4it~lclii\eep ahnrles of nutti_l§n,~

dark green ivy leiive.¢,aoft,hrontl pnlttis, nr nutmnt°r'l brightest gwenn vit- Willa. frultnof summer utitl early autuum, evrn as tho aprliig color! and ,triininlnga dost* the winter intottta ahaila. Grapes, harv- thorns, chcniles, plums and currqfto. ahounat pient Ilully for into on the summit, hritn.,nl_tltd£il ,and watered ribbons i vt¢ien».attd_.tt\_¢J3am-t. in than lwklmr moments, and in niet the

The notices of _Moore 8: McLeod's spring -

evening, remind; one of tho crush ofi

render Natmo’s own st-naoiis so enjoyable.

The lia_ti.s the first Lliouglit, then the

cout; and it is not ii difficult. u.\ntl.er to choose the‘lai.tor froth Moore & McLood`s uingnlticent. assortiiir-nt.

Box coats ure showui, with the fashion-

able strap across the buck, leg o‘uiutton sleeve, velvet, faced _eolli\r, and strultrht bnnd cuff. Tliesc nic in grey covert cloth, brown, fawu &¢-. Prices from $8.501/o$l0.E»0. The corset fitting coat is the latest of ooririn-, rind is shown in variousdevelopmeutsmiie in light. fiwvxi covert cloth, satin piped straps, glarge sleeve und covered buttons as well as silk lined beings. perfect fitting model, and costing but. $|2.35.

Another with tiulit- buck, stitclied

straps, leg o'muttoii sleeve, silk lined. prici d $11.75. '

A white serge novelty cont is piped

with green velvet on the straps, has ri tight- lim-.k, fancy buttons, two piece belt from back. rind can ln- purchased for $7.75.

The riiiiicoats are semi fitted, with large

flowing cape sleeve, double breasted und with large pcnrlbuttoiis,lii greycrnveiiette, greens, mixed browns and in stripe affects. Tlinse vary in prico from to $15.95. A eheiiper, init withal good coat, und excellent value ciiii be had in dlil`or- ent Styli-,iiicely made with unity cape effects.

’1`he rcudy mruic skirts ure shown in

scveu and nine gores,stmpped and stitcli- ed seunin while clusters of tucks,_ditl'er- ent pipings and butt-ous give variety to each skirt. They are made up ln Venetian, friezo, mottled twceds, broad-cloths etc. The prices run from $.25 to $7.15, each and every skirt cxtrii good vnlue for the prlec risked.

The shirt waist of this season is modifi-

ed in the blouse eilect, very little of this belnsz now visible. But the ever to be rclied on white luwn, le seen ln ull prices and grades. Beginning ut it good liiwn ivuist, trimmed with insertion yoke, stitched tucks nndeiiiliroidcry, nt 85 cents one can get a finer lrrnde of ln.wii with lncclnsets, tucks mid latest slr-ore for $2.35. A white orgiiiidic has rent inser- tion outlinltig the tucked yok_e, the insert- ion foriiiiiig Greek figures below thc out- liiie, clusters of tucks at cufi`, und full sleeve $3.35.

Another orgnndio is combined with

uiusliii euibroldcry :ind large hcni-stitched tucks, $3.85. Then there are hniidsoii u and very claliorut/e wuists in Jap 'l`nfl'ctn, both black und wliitc for $3.05. Others combined with vfileuclciiiio insertion and tciieriflb loco, $5.50.

Alsoa. line of cream `aml fnwn silk

cliei-ks, at $2,415, $4.85 und $ 7,35.

For the skilful iiiodestc, orihe lioiiic

dress maker fusliionprovitlcs it iiiiinbcrlcss iimount. of clcgiiiit goodie to choose t`ro|ii~ Black in always fashionable, and Moore SL M'cLood`s -nssortiiient of Zvoilcs, ctnniines, innvuss etaniinesi, lustres mid moliniis nrt: \.enu|.lful in itppcurmicc, stylisli iii iiinke_ moderate in price. Goods 48 inches wide vary in price from 55 cents per yard to i\.i'» Linen quality voilcs fiom75 cts to $1.35. _

Fniicy block goods, granites, nun’s veil-

litgs, from 42 cts to 67, crepoline iii tlirec pntteriis 42 und ~i4 inelics wide, 68 cents a _vu.i-d; silk mirl wool crepe de uhciic from $1.05 to $1.45.

Single suit lengths, no two patterns

iilikc $3.35 ri ynrd. A beautiful soft, waterproof glor 1|. silk at $2.00 per ynrcl. These .arejust some of the many, rind ure suppleuieiitcd by colored goods in lus- trcs and niohuirs, frcm 45l,o 50 cents it yard. Fancy cream wool, chullies with silk embroidcried spots are used for vinist. ings, also the nairie in burnt orange green, blue und lieliotrope. Agnin these iii~c_i_ust one or two chosen from miiiiy. All the enornious range. uf goods must he seen to form ini ndcquute lden of their vurlctv and multi coluriiigaqof the softiiess of texture and ciipiibilitios in the miiking tip. Still enough has been izivcii to ninke tliedeairc to sec the rest u reality, and then tho knowledge of how much must needs ho Iomitti-il in ri iiotieo like this will come lti its entirety.

\\'ould that l could linger yct ii while

over the gurgeoiis Silks llint. riviil tiic 'plaiiiei~gootl,=i, but they must lie it-fl. for unotlinr time. Siiiilce ii to stty thut eliif-

fon tuffv.-t:\ is the prime i'nvoi'iti- thin F, irliig. It is guiirimtced not to cut. und with tliittiisii fm-L wlint are not its pos' iiiliilitif.-sf

R iuctniitly l lonve it theme so ilenrto

every wo|iiriu`n in-nrt.; so full of lint-rest. to t.hein_otln-.r, tho iiinid or tho sister, und fiwo the fact that space is filled. 'there- forc knowing thail. much more romiiiiin to be seen, than tht- reatler could ever slr.-uni of, and reallxlnir how very lacking this description in of iii porirnyiiig thc niiiiiy, molly lovely things in array for this Spa'lug's op-ming; I can but wish sincerely andlieartlly that every render will tune the foiegoiiignsn pointer only, the way loltliiig front cnrli point. of the roiiipnss to the plnceof lntcrelt this oveiii|ig:-

Moors GL Mcl.ood‘si

froo Rewdrd, $ioo

The renders of thin pn r will he pleased

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tg learn ltihnt tllierv is at cnet 'one urenrlcd .ii‘i?..’°.i..I.Z‘lf .?l.'2i`ti‘.&"i"i'f.°3..'il'.‘1»'.f’ ‘ iii lil

fggirth in tlp|:°t:|nlg_n;nnlt;\-1-ciire inn;

wn to ie niet torn ty. Calm-i i

beingii c_oiist.it.uiion_a] dim-4-sc, iequiico n tfoinititutiomtl ireutmotii. Hnll's t nt.- airlitlurvla taken lltteiiiie:ly,_1\ctln|; dt- ivctly iipnn tin- blood and uiiii-ounnui-Dice

:R-tin; |~yi~tein,l tl;;:\°nb3 iicitrnying the tlttiu ntloii oft io i sea-ni-, um giving the patient ati-eiiiitli liy liulldiinr up the mn- stltutioiéahd iii-wiswltf nature in doing its tvoak. ho propr e ora have no much fmt iii its cu|aii\'empon'em that they 0 Ono llundretl llnrit for nny case tlill, it frills focnre. Solid for list of tes-

tltnlnlu.

ldress F. J. Citron &‘. Co., ,'l`oledo, 0.

rar-The kind That i-im iw...

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Such Won

elerful Cures.‘€l

_ ._ - - - 1'- 3 P_"" »_.;~ _- » _.-. _':.

55~’\»°

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NEW COLORED SHIRTS

__ I-1 1 '--

_ _/ New Patterns,

i ///ifviifil we Go Q Rn

.`i_`i:i'i'i'; 'lf ‘I ` We were fortunate to have

`5 a case of our Spring Colored

I 7 oi _is “il \\_ /

ig Shirts brought by S. S. Minto : 1 in Jaiiuary. This is we be- lieve the first of the season

= = and they are beauties. We

_ would like to show them to

_ _ you. The W. G. 8.: R. is

best.

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Men's Furnishings, Morris Block.

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Guarantee

Every cloihier selling "PROGRESS" Brand Clothing.

ls authorized to guarantee each garment, bearing the " PROGRESS " label. to be free from imperfections in

material and workmanship-to be sewed with pure dye silk-tailored by skilled workmen-and made of depend-

able cloth, thoroughly sponged and shrunk

Should any "Progress" garment prove not as repre-

rioyi' ww' °°"@iS ivef-‘\'-is

‘ rented-the money paid for same will be refunded

A

% # Sold by Leading Cioihiers gm #:

Throughout Canada. ‘

Moinnry.) flowery)

Progress Brand Clothing may be had from Prowso Br. s.

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oiiinizin , “Progress” ,;Ee,_;/,;l.'.,

"MEATS THAT SATISFY"

Unexpected Quests to Tea ?

With I.:iing’s Crinueci Meats iz; the pantry, you can never

be taken unprepared. 40 <lii'icrci.t izincis - made ready for the table at a 1nomeut’s notice. `

Laingf°s Canned Meats

save a hostess from embarrassment; - enable her to plan the daintiest of

iunchcons and teas -and lend the spice _

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of varict y to every-thy meals. ;_;_§,.__<;,.» {,§

Your grocer should have f, _ _`_§\;4ia§-_ : _

Laing's Potted Meats, ( 4'., Ii' / _ Cambridge Sausage, _

Corned Beef and the _ 2__,.. ’ - H

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rest. Let us know _A

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if lie has not- f " W 1? Tito Laing Packing ti Provision `. l ~ij`.-'fry I l Company Limited, fanatical _i \ M,” I ‘ Ji l I

TELEPHONE 299 P. 0. BOX 292.

HERBERT GRAY & Co.,

Exporters and Commission Merchants, tharloite- town. P. E. Island.

Buyers of Caiqeci Lobsters and Meats. Correspondence Solicited.

15 dw lin l. _I

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BEST SET OF TEETH $8.00

Owing tothe closing out of a lnrge wholesale dental supply rom

puny we were able to purchase a large stock of high grade teeth und material nt a very low figure This means we can, while our stock lasts, give you the regulai

$l0.00 SET OF TEETH FOR $8.00.

The teeth und material are the best that money can buy and are

guaranteed bythe manufacturers and ourselves.

If you wish to take arlvnntnge of this offer you had better do so at

once ali the price only lasts while the stock iloea.

If you have tettli to be extracted don’t worry about them. We

can, by the use of VlTAl.lZl€D AIR take litem out ntifi not linit you in the slightest.

liXTRAC'1`ING FRI-Ili when plrttea are ordered. All Work guar-

tecd fully.

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS,

Over Prowae Bros. Dr. C. ll. P-l€liR ,l’roprietnr, Phone 155.

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Ii ALL

DEPENDS

on your tailor wlietlier you get coui~ fort, enjoyment, or pleasure from your spring still. We offer ai nice lint: of pleasurable, reliable, goods. There is no trickery in our liusiiicss, but we do some ,astonishing things. ln clothes makin 'you will find here the latest. things fiiir spring und sniumcr wenr :it very moderate prices. Give tis the order for your next suit, and "you will be satisfied with the result.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

THE NOBBY 'l‘AlL()i<&‘. Great George Street,

Pliiiliiililllli EAHUS

|vium|=o__|3_q Bnos.

Prodtice Commission Flerchants

HUM RDSBUI IN

Aizovts di., 'uAi.iigA§; N. s.

Pcrmual attention given tothe ra en nf i utter Eggs, Hogs, “'>nltry, |“iiitt,Veget»l>l¢»\, liar.,-!.r,,

t'roce¢ri~ nf sales remitted promptly, Mart et.

prices sent ni; application. C imigiinientl solicited. 4 is dw r yr

E. F. RYAN, B. A

Barrister and Attorney, UEORGETUWN, P, ISLAND.

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St. ¢`l'o11'a:a,`1\f. I-it. ttverlookirig the beautiful King Square. Mor: :rn in every detail. Newly pixlntrd and re- eiiipeted tltmnghoiit. The only hotel tn the city with private lan ri and gaidenn-.

E L¢ROI WILLIS. CHAS CAMPBRLL

Prop. Manager.

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iiioiliiariie & iiseoaull

Barrlsters. Solicitors, etc, Sl_l]Yli\l l'iR':§il)I‘l, 1'. lf. I. OiiiCcS-Royal lliiiik of Cnnailzt builtiitig.

NEIL l\iL'Qi'ARIl.il‘f. li. C.

Ii. r\RSlԤi\`i\ ELT.

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DR. E. ill. MQCKENZIE

Diseases of women and eiiildrcii.

Oilice Kent Sire-Eli, next. door to joliii-

soii‘s Drug -Store. eb.-plioiie 317.

Residence, Alexziiiilra iioicl, Tele-

phone 230. Office hours, 9- io n, ni., r._-50-3.30 p. ni., 7-8 p.ni. 12 dw3ni.

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R. JOHN IBDWELL, lil D.

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET,

Opposite St. _`[oscpl\’s Convent. IIOLTRS-i`iiti1 to o`<‘loek ii. in., i to 3 p. rn., 7 tuop.ni. iz-otlwii

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BARRISTLR AND ATTORNEY-AT-l.A\\'

Cor. Queen and Richmond sta _ Clviowr.

'l'¢le\»hoiie House 259, Ofhce 4*,

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w. A.o. monsou,K.c., c. r.r.vAu ovrrv

Morson 6: Duffy

Barriatera and Attumeyr,

Browu'a Block, Cliiirlcttztv;-wri_ I' ll.. I.

Dd`C.`lU'I?.I'Y` TC IACBA K' Solicitors for Royal Blink of f.nnn._a

15 J-artf.

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GED- 8» INMAN.

Barrister, Solicitor. Notrry, :it

Honey to loan. Collectiona mails. Once. Mont-alle. P. 11.1.

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SMl\LLWO0D.C. R. Barrister and Attorney

at-Law, Notarylhbllc, etc., Uflloe : Cameron

Bleek, lately otxupied by F. L. Basuiid, ILC North side Queen square. Money in loar. ._..____.i:____ __ _...___ A. A. McLea`n, K. C. Donald hlcklnaon MCLEAN J. MCKINNON, Baariateva, Attorneya-at-Law. Brown'| Blorhthariottetown.

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Cape Bretoiinds

ROSS & ROSS. §’.?.i'il»’.§t"'a.3°‘.If.‘.it’.'!

!ou:.:a:\n;`:i‘::‘tY|ni Lua ortiom guiding ani!

ufticrs in lima Block, sydney, C. ll. - livoii loan, r..i.. ii. nuwaiin iuioai.. na. i.. t.. r

G. L MURPHY & C0.

SYDNI-;\'. C. ii. Gereral Commission Merchants

Island Produce handled on roiiimis-

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