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'L 0N SATURDAY APRIL- 30th

0U|i BIG ANNIVERSMW' DAY

Reid Below and Profit

Specials From Staple Department '

500 yds, check gingham ................................. .. 25c for 154; 500 yds. plwid gingham 40c for 25|: 200 yds. Bsglish gingham 55c for 35s 200 yds. 36 ill. ADW! giigham .'_....._._.._.~.~. 50:: for 25° 100 yds. striped shifting 401: for 25c 200 yds. bleached ilvheetiilg ____._.._.____...._.__~_.. 85:: for 50c 1000 yds. unbloaolled cot-ton 20c for ne 500 yds. tovvlling _ _ 25:: for 12V2c 1000 yds. 36 in. suiting _ __ ._ for 30c

i io yds. pillow slips .... _ sae fer 20.:

100 yds. bed spreads _.._... $3.30 for $1.75

'Specials From Dress Goods Dept.

2 pieces dress goods $2.75 for $1.25 2 pieces black and white check $1.50 for $1.00 2 pieces all wool tweed $9.50 for $3.50 3 pieces navy, green and gray cloth $3.25 for $1.62’/2 3 pieces black poplin ................. $51.85 for $1.00 Other specials all through this big department. See

our wonderful values in silks.

Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Dept.

51 Boys suits Regular $7.50 to $10.00 for $5.00 21 .\ien's suits regular $20.00 to $27.00 for $15.00

Other Specials in this Big Department.

100 Men'.s Working shirts $2.00 for $1.00 100 !iien’s overall pants ._ _ $2.50 for $1.25 2,0 doz. Boy's caps $1.50 for 754:

Mens hats, overalls, underwear. suit cases and

trunks at wholesale prices..

Gents Furnishings Department

Men`s Balhriglran underwear special $1-59 ’.\ien's kid cloves, small sizes regular $2.50 for $1.29

Men's neckwear regular $1.00 and $1.25 for .......... .. 79:: Men's cashmere hose ren. 701: special 2 pairs tor $1.00

Mens cotton hose, 4 :pairs for $1.00

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Specials From Ladies Ready to Wear

. Department _

50 rmly gingham dresses sizes 38 to 44

regular .......................... ........ $4-75 for $2-75

Odd lines in Womens raincoats, special $3.98 and $7.98

_ A special line oi' womens suits tor ..... .... ._ $25-00

Womens stylish wraps and coats and dresses at '5\’ll0le-

sale prices.

Womens plain and pleated plaid slcirts at wholesale

prices. M _

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for half price. `

Odd lines in crepe de chene and georgette fl_1\U\15¢S ml $3.98

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Womens plain and flowered underskirts regular

$l.50 for $1-25 Wholesale prices on childrens dresses, coats, etc.

Womens gloves. silk underwear, etc,

Buy Here on Saturday and Save Money

++r¢#¢»»e»e+»»¢+»o+444 where yo," lot may b ca ,U all the guests, who had asselnlhieti

-oe-oo-o»o++++»+o-o»+¢+ooo+ We Wm miss you 1; 0,3. gummy to do honor and pay their respects

1 School. Wlh0l‘9 yUll ®l_LBI1d9d reglu- 0" this IIHDDY 00C35l0n-

-'ia-rl-y In our Choir nl th 11| Alas, holw fleetn'L'_ is time and

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Eye-Glasses From $2.00 to $10.00

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From East Point to Cape

mr is n big territory, yet t across this space

Parkin Supplies tile, Big Majority oi liye-Glasses Sim l suse PARK

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sale. Those cows have won 4 firsts. 2 seconds. 1 third prizes at Eastern Kings khibition. P. A. Moisaac. ' .

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CHARLUTTETOWN WILL BE

SURPRISED IV THIS

People are surprised at the

QUICK results from simple buck- tllorn bark, glycerine, etc.. as mix- ed in Adler-i-ka. 'Ol1e'man reports his long standing stonmch trouble was relieved with ONE dose. Adler- i-ka removes foul matter from BOTH upper and lower bowel which may have been poisoning stomach for months. EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Guards against appendici- tis, Bring out matter you never thought was in your system.

Hughes -Drug Company. Ltd (ln

Georgetown by S. C. Knight. Drtlg-

sift.)

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-FA-REWELL SOCIAL AND PRESENTATION AT TRYON

One of the most delightful social

events of the season was held at the beautiful and colmnodious residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lea, Tryon, on the evening of the 16th, inst , when a large number of

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for the purpose of expressing in

ways their inindest regards, good will and best wishes to Miss Esther

copied a lucrative position.

Interesting games, productive of

much mcrrinlent, finoluuive of

past served by the young ladies. all combined to pass »tlle time most cnjoyably.

Dunlng a pause in the festivities.

Miss Emma Thomas presented

,Miss Lord with a bulky envelope,

containing the gms of affection and good will of the assembly. ac-

compar/ied by an nddress_ ' which was read by Mr. George Hennes- h se '

E to

programme, the company, a.i’-ter

th room. 'all joined hands -in. a cir- 8

Night Ladies“; "Auld Lang ’Syne"; n

...lf IT' DIY “COX il HIVC __oAUc<|»|°N QALE on TUE.,

DAY. Moy 3rd at 1 o`cl0ck p. m. on the estate of the into Daniel

..°AUcTl0N-fi will offer for Beaton, Commercial Cross of di

sais at Souril Line Road on the flrm sock including 3 horns, Monday. May Ind a, 2 p`. m. 8 11 head of cattle. 16 sheep, one -Ayrshire--Grade cows aged 2 to 7 brood sow with litter. one pig 5 years. to freshen in May, all bred months, hay. oats, wheat. potatoes, to a registered sire. Term; at etc. See hand hills for further part-‘

lculars . ,

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seen sAi.Es

W.\SHlNGTON. April 25~As the

first step of the fight in Congress to tighten up the Volstead prohibi- tion enforcement law, aihlll desmn- ed to prohibit the sale of beer to the sick on a doctor's prescription, was introduced in the_ house today, hy Chairman Volstead of the ,iudici ary cominitttee.

The measure would not prohibit

the use of wine for medicinal pur- poses but would make more speci- fic and stringent the regulations on this subject. - Frimkly declaring that there was

no_real necessity for lbeer as n medicine. Mr. Volstead declared

` -r1-iutvsteuuy nm; pro.

-PARTIES WANTING Hay can'

Set some by calling on Mr. John Mann oi Burlington.

Donnelly. albany on Thurs , April 2811.1. day

-THE ST. DUN8TAN’B DRAM-

ATIC CLUB are putting on the fourect drama “Under Cover" in Hlillwiand Theatre. Buminerside On Tuesday. may ard.

-A Ct-ill.-D’S DEATH.-The sym

pnthy of all goes out to Mr, and 'Mrs. Geo. McKenzie, Malpeque. in thu desc. pr their eldest sulltl Earl Kitchener aged six who pass- ed swag on April 18th. The little fellow 'was sick for almost two weeks. All ihaf loving care and lmedical skill could do was dons ‘but Earl was _Just loaned for a little while then transplanted to the home irbove -to show how sweet a flower may bloom in Para- dise. He was a brigiht lovable boy and a general favorite of all. The funeral services were conduct- ed by Rev. J._M. Murchison.

that tlltis bill, described as supple-

Act, was .put forward at -this time

the opinion of former Attorney-Gen eral Palmer that beer and wine,un- der the Volstead Act, could be pre- scribed for the ailring.

’...'°‘”‘g.....”°"i’i:*...t..T.ll;i.’.1f..“.'.‘.‘.‘..‘iit.‘;.' IN MEMORIAML |

many beautiful mul substantial l

Ll/FORD cAl-V|N MURPHY Fl'||ilnient'ary relualtlsst ltha-t woulll,

lord- previous to her demrture for, 'rho remains er the luis l.yrm~a' Argyle. Man., Where Bb-e has ac- (xslviu Murphy. were -laid to rest

in Brandon cemetery Sunday after- noon, following a short service in

ofhicilatod. T-he pall bearers were E. Ktldd, W. Kidd. W. W. Kidd. C.

Tile -late Mr. Murph-'y_ who was

2] years of age. was a well known resident -oi’ South Brandon dis- trict. About two months ago he went. to 'Bowsman River, Man.. and wlbile there became ill with typ- old fever/ which developed into newmpnia. H was just ill a week

). p Aflafii-U11 6011011181011 ‘ #brief last Thursday when death came.

_ Besides his wife, he -is survived

placlng Miss Lord tin fthe contre of by _mu-ee dalughters. and a son. nl-1

t home; one brother \Vm. Mur-

Ule 9»ll0Ul 1191' 31"] W3-BZ! "G00fl phy_ of Wtlnntipeg, his parents and

ther relatives wllo live in Prince

mental .to the National Prohibition,

to meet the situation created by,

Campbell & Campbell's unliertak--

muiic. SOHRH and a delight-fill T0' ing parlors. "Rev. E. A. Anderson]

Klirid. A. Kidd., and B. Hayes. '

and "ooo be with You 'rlli We

parted for their respect-.ive homes, after expressions of regret at the departure of Miss Lord from the home bf -her childhood, also ex- pressing -the hope that during her life im a strange -land she would often ftlnd time to cnst inlmvy a tender thouxrht inward friends and loved one:-l left lllehlml, who would keep for her ‘in the depths of

DD E38

Dear Estiler,-Having just learn-

ed' of your -intention to leave your natiive Province Lo reside lin the

friends, decided that we could' not let you leave without expressing our regretnt your departure, and hence our meelzlnlg -here to-night. it ds with feelings ol deep regret that we come together this even-

be -our last opportunity of having you in -our nudist. Espeoriail-y is this so to those oi us who went oo school and played with ynu, and have since gmwn up with you. land have enjoyed your presence and fellowship with us. Neverll'lleless_ We are glad to he able to say that we have always found' you klind and upright 'ln itll our dealings to- gether. and ever ready to lend a lllehpl-ng hand wfhenever it was wlthinl your power to do so, ami we know that you w=lll always exhibit those excellent qualities no matter

_ so. ere wi

be a vacant chair. -but what will be our loss -wvill be others' gal-nl.

i 'Before we say "Au Revoir" we friends froln all parts of tht-_ pro-

ask you to accept rthis ll-ifttle rsift vinoe assemihlerl tn -pay the last merely us a token of our love and sad tribute or respect to one whose respect for you, and with the hr-nes soul had -winigod llt'u flight tn is

‘ p - that it will the of some uso to you. happy and glorious eternity. Thflt

We also wish to ex-press the hope

. - » _ .

HOHSG Cleaning tlrne l-lla! W0 'may hilvo you back lowod'-her through life and thu luvf-,

amloilgst us agmitit e'e»r long for a

IS here. not Call short time Ht- l€L\Bi-- W9 lfilht YOU years was evidenced 'by tho lrlrlze

will have -a safe and ploagane IGUFMY. and that no ilintt/or what lliw of li.fe you may clmse to 50|. low your efforts will be crown d

fmt W1’ ‘=1?<=t1°1° Wlf- How “Tie” eladoens ':.';.“'t..‘;':.;.::f‘f.".i‘.';‘.t. ‘”“t.l.‘::..:;'.is'.:'.

, Ing and flXt`l1I`eS. more -in -the glorious realms ou

Prices moderate.

PHONE 72;-J -=»--u ';~;-;_-,7W=_;;o- i:.’l‘,“.;‘.‘;f."‘;.‘:i.*i.‘1l:.. ..

97 Hlllsboro St , - beloved rpastor, the Rev. J. A. Mc-

7

No mors lore, puffs”-up tender,

"Tiz" makes sore, burnlng_ tired

feet -fairly dance lwitih delight. Away the niches and pains, the cornll_ call- ounes, bllsters_ bunions and chiib_ lains. .."'I’lz" draws out the acids and

long you dance haw far you walk,

Ollibmlifllf or how long y'ou,remain on your nwo lhrothers, John and Michael

.1 ..

EYES EXAMNED fost_ Tir. lbrlnp restful foot com- zoolgy of Kildare, as well as n num-

fort. "Tlx" is magical, grand, _won-

q|_Aggg| |:|1'1'5p dsriul for tired, aching, swollen, grmidcliildren. May her soul rest

smaittlng fset_ Ah! how comfort. mble, how ihappy you feel. Your feet

, Graduate of Canndlnn Oplt- V mt ginilgerglgffl “ho” "ev" . E K WM _ tnalmte ouumé 'rel-sues me 0,, 1,,” 0, ..m:. M, ,mm any

. ot lr post grl unto oourou. ‘ ' ° =*°'--"° T--= *°°- °°~- .'1.'.l'."'..’.'.‘..‘l’.T,‘l2i»’Z$f.'."i‘t3.!§°§‘§.'..`i‘$‘.3 Iii-3'-' ‘-i-"3‘i»»- =¥3“'-M

t no

"°°‘°‘ ”'"‘ DW' °'°"°‘ slioos. keep your test frelh sweat aw. és!

one llsppy. .run ‘mum ul 'wrists ` .' yeil.r'n foot comfort for only it fmggi and Tig

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H I M A B 0 N poisons that putt up -your fest. No ,tsrui, tum two fl-su-gmsrs, Mrs, w.

o matter how hard you work. how p, Callaghan. St. Louis. and Mrs.

Edward island. - -

Meet Again." mot- which all de- 1

lThere passed peacefully away at

Sit. llvlarks, Lot 7, on the Sth, of April, Brldzet (Foley) _Do~y»le, wld- ow of the llltr- Peter Doyle. in the

t]'v}Il;fi.l}O':;_T.le§:,3{;)l1,~h‘;nga’£;,:;veetBh,§Zggg' ninetiethlyear of her ago. Herlhlls- in -I-ry,on_ band predeceased her a few years - ,Ile liavlim; died on the 25th, Serp-

A R temiher, 1916, in the 88th year

of his age.

For upwards of sixty years this

venerable couple have resided in Lot 7.comln.g there when the country was virgin forest, when

'Vest' W9' 5'0"' md “@1001 °h‘"“s ‘md roads were few and far bei.ween.'

and churches were likewise scarce. For it number _of years the Catholic Mission of the parish- was held under their hospitaible roof, where neighlbors. travellers and clergn alwavs found good cheer and corn

ing when we -realize that this will ‘fort `as wen as a hospitable wel"

come.

Few, if any, in this and surround-

lm; settlements were more widely known anti none more highly res- pected and esteemed for her kind and lov-ing disposition. us wcll as for licr open-handetl generosity.

On the 28th. of Au-gust, 1908 this

veneraiblc couple celebrated their -golden wedding, tho sermon on the occasion ibeing -preached by the Rev. Dr. A. E Burke, anti the celt- lhrntion being throughout some- thing long in be remembered by

what a difference. when on Sunday April 10th. her nelghdiors and

the respect and esteem which fol-

whlch cherished her lat-it declining

numibefr wllo followed hor reillaills to tho cemetery at |St. Marks rm Sunday afternoonq. But -mingled

knowledge that sho had lleon call-

high, they will reap the reward of ii well .spent life. 1

The service .in the cllurch was

Dr G-iuilh

Donald. who attonderl her all tllmough her last illness, strength- suing audi tortifying her for thof great ibeycmd, with the last Rites of Holy fM»ot.hei‘ Church. _

She leaves to moum her loss,

one son Thomas. on .the home-

Patrlok Hamill, Freeiown. HIM

her -of grandchildren and grant

in peace.

_ :> is-:rs 'Ezi £322!

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' M-ns. PETER |:>ovi.E I

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--A MiSUNDER8TANDlNG....

The eternal- triangle, which has furnished all -the spice for. motion pictures and divorce court proceed- ings, was in evidence in the streets of Sumlnei-side Tuesday last when two women, both nat- fves of some other province, al- mosft came to blows over the in- terest that each claimed in the affections oi" another. one of Summel-side‘s -stalwart citizens. The rivals ireinforcetl the ind-is criminate use of hands and finger neils with nn exchange ofuncom-

,prov-e suiiicidiit -plrrilshment for any mere male. At last report the jutlclnent of ‘tho referee (in this cast: the unlucky man) had not been lnzulc public.

-»CHllD WELFARE-.A -paper

on Child Welitlro Work Thrrlugllollt the Wmlll by Miss Ramsay was the mom, interesting fcallire of the meeuing uf f;h4 Plirdiilllioa-chers Association, held in the Summer- side Town H:ill.`\dncsdav even- ing. Remarks by Rev. DeWolf V\'hiie ou the truancy prolilenl. proper discipline, nntl -home train- ing werc all-lo heard with interest. Later the meeting wits throw-n op- en with Miss Rnlllsuy answering all questions put by those interest-, ed anll n vote of thanks was pass- etl to Miss Ramsay. The commit- tee of ed.lr:ttinn was authorized to tnltc it-D the umltter of home study and to rf~l»n~t hack 'to the board of trll.<\r~<»_s. Mrs, McQunrrle report- od conditions of 1-he school in an iinsltnitary state and a comnlltiec was appointed to .meet the Board of Trustees at next meeting.

STOCK QUOTATIONS ~

ll/xl.li-tix, April 21-<Quolations‘

furnistltcd by Johnson & Ward sun-1 cessors to F. B. Zifcilurdy and Cn,,l the Mnlitreal Stock Exchange.)

Atchison Car Foundry 82 American Cal' Foundry l25‘,<,. American Smelting & Reiininl: . os ......... lz',J‘

American Locomotives 86% Anaconda Copper -ill/£» Canadian Pacific Railway 112 New York Central Railway 69%; Cuban Cane Sugar 18% Crucible Steel 82% International Paper 59% Mexlioan Petroleum 152%; Reading 72 Southern Pacific 75% Studebaker Corporation 87%

117'/l

5-1%

*Union Pacific United States Steel Corpora-

tion Ku-lly's Springfield 'Dire --

Wheat May 127% July 107 Corn May 60% July 63% Sept 65% Onis May 37% July 38% Sept 88% May Pork`\15.80. `

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PURE BRED STALLION DOCTOR MCCOY 17204

Enrolment No. 4

Sire Day Dream (128017). Dam Ruby Pimp. (20899) .

‘ Bay stripe. nigh fore and both hind legs white. foaled Mty 251.11. 1016. Will stand for the season ot 1.921

it the owiler's stables. Winsloe. except every Friday after the first if May will be at 'Edm0nd's food store stable, Charlottetown. This horse has proved himself I

lure and good stock getter. Psi-tis| intending to breed their mares ,nould sos this horn before mltind. ' Terms $5 at time of breeding md $10 .more when more proves to be

with fell.

HOINI IRON

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, -AUCTION §ALE OF Wilfred

Purify Your Blood

-WANTED TWO HOUSE-

nnliii and cook or maid willing to learn cooking. at Clifton House.

-REMEMBER SALE OF Wilfred Doiinolly, -Albany today. Thursday. April 28th.

-l. F. i.0Rl!\_ NORTH ‘DEVON-

Anotliei- shipment. of 1000 lbs choice island grown late Red Clover and Alsock to arrive today.

_-_

-FUNERA'-On Tuesday .April

liith a large number of relatives and friends assembled at St. John The Baptist Church, ill-iscouche. to pay their last tribute of respect

to the mortull remains of a well known nnd hghl-y esteemed oitiz- en. Mr. A. F. Gillis, whose funeral took place from his late residence at 9.45 a. vm. A solemn Requiem Mass was sung by Mgr. D. J. Gill- is. brother of the deceased assist- ed by Rev. John A. McDonald, act- ing as deacon and Rev. J. J. Mc- Donald sub deacon. Rev, P. P. Arsennult was Master of Ceremon- ies and Rev. M.` Monaghan assist-

took place in the parish cemetery the pastor. -Rev. M. Monaghan, blesiilng the grave. To the grief

tend o_ur sincerest sylmpnthy in their sad bereavement.

-AN ENJOVABLE TIME.-Al'

OM' 01 |110 most enjoyable and

ments of the season. which also celebrated the Oddfellows Natal , Day. the Summerside Maple Leaf

Edward Lodge, No. 22 on Tuesday

.sum of $115.00 for the Memorial Home and also in -giving more than 250 persons one of the best nights 3 fun for many a'm0nlth. After an excellent supper, a musical pro- gramme and entertainment was given llnu the rest, of the evening rlevolofl to dancing and games, Among the numbers on the pm- izramnlc were solos by 'Albert Huestis, reading by Mrs, W, S,

5o’l'?Day

'For Hood's Sarsnparllia. the Best Medicine Treatment That Will

And Build You Up Thi. Sp;-;n“

stricken widow and famil-y we ex- i

Choroughly delightful entertain-

Rebekah Lodge. No 13, and Prince 0

night succeeded in raising the

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ing by Morley Bell. (on "Why my Uncle Raised the Poll 'l'Ax”) eol° by George Bowness. pianoforte so- lo hy Miss Janie Stewart and an address by E. H. Rayner. Mr. L. A. Moore was chairman and his witticisms were among the gems of the ovening.

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WESTEBN PERSONALS

-iRev. M. J. Smith of Kink-ora

was in Summerside Wednesday.

-iMr. Lorne Bowness, Kensing-

ton was in -Summerside yesterday.

-Dr. Church. Summerslde has

returned from an extended visit to New York and Boston.

-Mr. Fred E. Burke. superin-

tendent of the Provincial Fox quar antine Hospital at Charlottetown

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who has been in 3/ummemde connection 'with the vlglg of Wilson and Dr. Allen has rcturiigp' home.

-Miss Gertrude Maynard ‘or

Northam spent the week sudln Suminereitle the guest of Mrs, D, Dunning.

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Gray Dort Quality Goes Clear Through

Price is not the most important consideration in the

selection of an automobile. V

VALUE IS - 1

The price, of the GRAY DORT is not high, but it is

sufficient to include important. features. that. cheaper cars do not have. f

At the same time it is much lower in price than oth-

er cars which possess those features.

. . . .It will, therefore, satisfy the purchaser who has paid MORE for a car is the past-while to him who has paid LESS it will prove an unexpected revelation-

The GRAY DORT Touring C._ar_app_eals to a desire

for beauty and comfort as well as in its simple and sterl- ing mechamcal ilactors. .

It is a trim, well finished automobile, of correct pro-

portions, with riding and driving qualities quite distinct- ive among cars of its class.

Combine simplicity with the rugged strength of

carefully -selected and tested material AND OVER SIZE PARTS WI-IERE STRESSES OCCU R, and you have a fa_1r word picture of the GRAY DORT chassis. Usage with the least possible interruption and .at low cost of up- keep, are factors prudent purchasers seek and find in the GRAY DORT. ' ‘

_ The New Model 17 is a decided departure from the line_s of _th_e former models-the longer wheel base gives easier riding, more seating capacity, and la greatly im- proved appearance.

We invite your inspection and will be glad to give

you a demonstration at any time. -

Prices $1490.00 to $1785.00 delivered.

R. E. HITE

_ Distributor for P. E. I. j t

SELLING 'AGENTS

MacNU’I‘T & WHITE, Charlottetown WRIGHT & MANSON, Summerside E. A McRAE,Alborton

, N. ..i. NicHoLsoN, Montague

Charlottetown Show Rooms 159 Queen Street

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