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¢ M193 B0"\§d°¢i0 Gillis left Satur-

day on a visit to Boston.

WE BELIEVE

' You would like The Northumberland arrived fro

R I uv Q Picton Saturday evening at 8.15.

Sergt. E. V. Hessian at presen

t lt? '

wh’ “° "V S¢f=¢i°i1edin London. Ont.. expects to one ehoroughiy roiiee the oriom

his “g°°‘l l“ll°l‘°' be in Tharlottetown this summer..

HICKEY & NICHOLSON, i~?§§’..E?.lii.§§‘é;., A sow in =T`w»-me at ri

' dmwfrwtf Charlottetown, P. E. I Gll“l`lll“ll Qlllcll l»° learn tl" Prlnlflll

_ An exceptional opportunity for the

r r -f--.°-» . . - ` _ _ right boy.

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The studio where baby ls _ f ~_~_~`- /'

always welcome EE " 3 / I

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PIIOTOGRAPHER.

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“HUGllES’

Cascara P i I l s CURE

Constipation and nll illsorilers of the osinueli li\cr ami livin ls. 'll.cy.\.ciwill1- ui gripios. " ie 25e per box.

We want you to sec th

new “Queen Quality’

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slices we are no\v sliow- ing-never were shoes handsomer--never were

better fitting shoes pro

:lent by uinil to any address.

G E0. E. _liU(ZliES

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Apothecnrles Hal i.

Shincy Leather _ Shoes

l,ndies'blucl\er rut piieni lcnllier shoes

duced never have we seen shoes at their prices to ' compare with them for

real value.

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All the new smart

"‘ New Brunswick, being called ‘there o

brother.

_' now at Harvard University, has bee

awarded a scholarship for next yea He won in English. The scholarshl is worth $400.

The Guardian regrets to learn tb Geo. Vanldcrstine, merchant at Ne Perth died on Saturday night

2 p. m. to Vernon River;

_ Cyrus J. McMil-lun of this Clt

r

J. M. Davison out for a druve Satur- l day afternoon.

Capt. Ryan and crew leave Wednes-

The City Steam street-roller pai

proved condition.

E- Rev. Dr. Boulden, President of

King's College University, will bein 'charge of' St. Paul's Church in this wlassined ad_

'city during the absence in England

J. E. B. McCready, editor of The

Guardian, leaves this morning for of Rev' ML wuudmole'

ll Miss Rhoda Bowness o graduate o

account of the serious illness of his the Lawrence General Hospital Law

old son of Geo. I-I. Holbrook, of this

day for Yarmouth to bring over the

m .new Steamer Harland.

‘Comp&,ion. -1

t‘a visit to Victoria Park on Saturday

lileld leaving the crease in much im-

P. H. and Mrs. Trninor loft Satur- day on a vieit to Bolton.

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W. Rlchsrds ieit Saturday on a

p to Montreal and Ottawa.

Miss Pearle Taylor left Saturday

on a visit to New Glasgow, N. B,

Harold Holbrook, the eight year

city, was successful in winning a _$25100 in the Newaygo Limerick

When a gentleman lu this city lost

ea ten dollar bill he advertised it in ;'I‘he Guardian. A poor little boy re- ,ported before ten o'cluck same morn- ifng that he had found it, and re- lceived thnee dollars for his honesty. _Both the loser and finder were .made harry through s Guoreian

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i The :degree of D. D. was last week ‘conferred on Rev. J. W. Graham,

,General Secretary of '-Qducation in

' ithe Methodist Church and Rev. (J, T,

'°“°°~ M'*”-- '°"“°‘li' 0’ K"“Sl“K”°“ scott, oi Montreux by me Montreal

P. E. Island. Has accepted the posi

y' tion of nibht Supervisor of th

“ ohovo institution.

pi Any young girl about slxteeno

"Wesleyan Theological College. Dr. ° Graham preached the baccalaureate

gsermon. The above gentlemen are

r ‘well known to mnny in this Province.

seventeen years ol age' ,wllll ll gllolli .At the regular meeting of Div. No.

t common school education and who 1_ A_ 0_ H__ held in their hun ycs_

o .

ll' desires a position should appl t

W Y* eX Y Z P 0 Box 1230 at onc

_Th__._. .,

funeral will take place tomorrow ati llltlllg wages desllell‘

l Any person desiring to purchase

i year from this Province are: In carriage at a bargain should appl

oiano music, Miss Hazel Davison

from the university Harold Lowd

_ Beer, all of Charlottetown.

I The Methodist Review Quarterl

for April 1908 contains an interes

. ' i

_ oratory, Miss Hazel Hughes lan

e

ing article on "The Churchmanslii

n at this office at once. Ilcar scat ca

D cellent market wagon.

y Brant arrived in Port on Saturda

rcrday afternoon the followinr., rcso-

°_lution was unanimously adoptc<l;-

"Wherens it has come no the notice ‘of this Division of the A. 0. H. that

ll there is to be resented in the Opera

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The graduates at Mt. Allison this sl‘l`°llg sewllll llllllll lllllllllll sellled House this evening ry comedy entitled

Y Wnooiigon in New York" which so ll ar as can be learned is a burlesque

ii be removed' thus malllng ll all ex' ,on the Irish character and; Whereas,

.the members of Div. No. 1, A. 0. H. ‘in common with all true and right-

l The Domlnlou Govemllllml' steam? thinking Irishman outside of our

society-feel that we should uphold

l' evening from Calm Trllverse where the true dignity of the Irish charact-

I, she had been employed in the repair-

oi John wosiey, contributed by thoiris 0! the bffiiwii wicaliiph #able be _tends to deD,.ec,,,,e it: -m,,,,e¢o,.e W

er and refuse to tolerate whntcver

Rev. Wm. Harrison, formerly Presi~ *Ween tllls Pl`°Vi“°9 lliid the miliii- _ _ sont or the N. B. one P. E.1s1unii_is11d. ”°l"°d Tlm we' “S ’“°ml’°“’ of

-‘ Conference.

The marriage of Miss Annie El ’\- beth McLeod, daughter of Hcv. D 'McLeod formerly ol Zion Church

Somerville, Mass, of which th

` bride’s father is pastor.

- A pnhiioinoeei--g win he heie in Si. the young trees, orc. ihuve shipped their sveedv racing

. Paul's Schoolro im, tomorrow, Tues-\ --- 'marc Nellie Doi. to trainer Cameron, M - day evening at 8 o'cluck to consider, A good game of cricket was enjoy-,flif-Y. i0 DYODIIW f0l` U16 i‘“0iiii§ BBW

thc organization of n moral and so- ed_ at Victoria Park on Saturday ,SOIL She iii 8 VGFY l1i1ii‘1H0i¥i¢ mare.

of afternoon as u starter of the Cricket

Charlottetown. Addresses will l\e Cinlfg geagowg work, The members

‘ cial reform league for the City

i Victoria Park is being cleared o che debris of leaves and withered

iza- .B. branches. All this stuff should be

of burnt before the grass grows. Some-

this city to Rev. William Crawford thing should be done in the matter ‘ \ Wanschope of Virginia takes place on of preventing boys damaging treccs. Ming"-d‘5 Linimgn( Used bv Pliysinifinc __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ -- _ _ _ `_ May 25th, in the Presbyterian church, etc., many youngsters who should _.._`_._______._

e know better are regular little ‘bar-

barians in this respect and are ap-

‘this Division and in the nnmo of nil

K `true-spirited Irishmen protest against

»the public presentation of this or similar comedies which reflect upon the national character."

HORSE NOTES.

'No I-The *Always Bus? `1i5_tor`§flii _

$11,- Dull ‘ ' '

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- ofthe ssohlilivlics A .$22. ,ir Tub \ 33,, \ _iii WAT!-R _i ‘ warm 1

HERMSDORF DYED STOCKINGS ”

DON’T DISCOLOR THE WATER

Perlifips you are in the hzioit of \r:i-.liiiig your

stockings before \\'c_:i:'i:_i_q tlieui--to fake out the “free” dye.

If you are, you rjusi; the iroin in .-e \v:i.iL to sell

Hernisdorfs dyed sit-ckiiigs to, because 5oii‘ll :ippreci

atc them.

Fine black cotton hose with niediiini and large

size polka dots 4oc pair. _

Fine Black cotton hose with c..1orcrl silk eiiibroid

cry 4oc pair. . 'i`arta11 stockings in several patterns and colors 6oc pair.

_ _ Stanley Bros.

uTh

arsntly never happy unless damaging, Prowss /il: Sons, Murray Harbor, e

c delivered bearing especially in the r husiastic and the nme was

_we e ent g ,

. Subject of political I,u,~;¢_y_ _.\|1 LN-.gmuch enjoyei The Weather was de_lmare. Mr. Cameron has ten horses ’ sons interested in the moral 1.-nd so- lightfnl and the afternoon tempted ,in his stable at Present. iilvliidillg ' cial welfare of the City are -‘f>i~'\\'-iliv In number of snoototorn to the Park.

sired by Billy McGee. This mare has won several races the past winter and bids fair to become o. game race

lsome of the best bred racing pro-

all sizes, worth $2.5o our price for n few duys$i.75 a pair. Here is your chance, to get ai neat up-to-date shoe at a low p.ice. Thirly pairs left. ge. your size ai once.

shapes in the bestleatli- ers are included in the

asscrinient.

A. E. McEACllEN

mwfrlbif The ~-has Man.

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Chocolates

; Alley (81 U0

Sole Agents

_ _ _ _and _

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Kisses

Best by every test.

C. Alex Brown _

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Now Noboy cioh

make your new

$pringSuit or Cvercoa just iv mein clriiicr-'io~‘lio\v

on ilile range oi' up»|o-dale siiitinglr, 'i`lii‘rc “ill lil! F10 doubt but what I can nvnko you a mil ihai will pl.-n.~c you in style, fii and finish. '

C. Alex Brown

Charlottetown.

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5 ii.i|.i..|uisii

Kent iatreel.,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. liar, None, Throat and Skin.

Ries tested and tilted for

glasses `

m<‘I~‘ltJil HOURS ii ui ii it wi. \.;'i-:i:iu p ni.

Wvimi ru- by soooiiitmout

di wu-

_lust received from ihe mill vi.'1 S. S.

“Cainp.1na" a quan- f_=~y of “s Roses’ Flour in blils and

_______ _ half bbls.

Ladies'lan Bids

See our window this

week

We show a Ladies' swell

Tau Calf Biluclier Goodyear welt Boot worth

$4.00

At half Price

$2.00

Sprague & Co.

Sunnyside'

BEER QI G0l"

sale by

Phone |92 |27 Grafton S

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0040*' " 9'*

‘fiive Hoses iiuur"

F

Film: for your Camera Devel-

oping Papers for Finishing. with Developers for same for

BAYER PHOTOGRAPHER

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_ 50 Doz. Clean White ,

i qt' bottles! ' :f*.'ilsliing;l‘s<&l_¢le--i_Aneleg-i;n}tasinortinerilt

l` BJPOB , , |198- ‘ ill!-,

J 8! ing-nets-~-shnsliigfs, extrgutiplz? oat-gat,

" extras, ate.-~-Rodsneeding repair wi

IIi"fi"1\¢| 'receive immediate attention..--P rio

' ht.--A W Reddl Pham. B Su nn

invited.

Rev G M Cum bcll of St Joh

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_ interested are urged to attend.

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1 N. B., Travelling Secretary for tl

“»,the coming summer on the Saturdn le h lf d

h l' . _ ~

Bible gociegy, Digtyiof, N0_ 1 will 0 ul ny ‘holder of the Provincial race rccord

' hold n conference with all interested The Womenn, Missionary Society of ;fo_r stallions. Banito has been mated

in the work of the-Bible Society in `

`. the P*“`1°" 0| thi* Y- M~ C- A~ ¢l‘i@'terr,ninmont in tho Methodist church \“” _ the lSl““‘l l“°l“‘ll“g C“i’ll“l“»

(Mondo ) evening at 8 o'cluck Cglillthcre. The program consisted i of

North Wiltshire recently held an en-

’ songs, recitations and other exercises

’ ffiliiiwfs *O the f““d Of the S°°i€*Y in un of which the children acquitted

are especially requested to be pre

1 been accomplished, and the spec

5' themselves creditubly. Much thanks

ent' _Mll Campbell ‘_"lll expllllll lllll-V _is due Miss Clara Balderston for her llll’ lllmll ‘ll the S°"l°l“Y' what lla: careful and persistent training of the

lu

ichlldren. The Rev. Mr. Steele of

f need that now exists for extending Bedeque gave a much nporeuiated ad_

' the work in Canudn.

- The following is the list of the » prize-winners in the second of the

' Paton & Co’s limerick competition

River.

Hotel Montague.

Cherr Valley

Beach Point.

Eight Prize-John Bradley, Kell

Cross. -

Nineth Prize-Mrs. Horace M

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Ewen, City. '

Tenth Prize-Wm. McNeill, City.

D Y . 8 B about 4.30. Some plays- worth-y of mention were a three base hit 'oy Milford, and a neat. catch and double play by Musgrave and Gillespie in the ninth inning: It was a "hot" game as was easily seen by the The teams lined up as follows. sweat on the brows of the players

f ORLEBARS.

Milford, catcher. . Musgrave, pitcher.

Vaniderstlne, lst base.

Gillespie, 2nd base.

Lowe, 3rd base.

I-Iaszard, S. stop.

. Mathieson, right field

Whitlock, center field. Bearlsto, left field. »

MIC MACH.

McCloskey, catcher.

Campbell, pitcher. Dorman, lst bass. Atwood, Znd base. Nelson, 3rd base. Delaney, B. Stop.

McQ|uaid', right field. Palmer, center field.

G. Jardlnes, left field. The score was 14 to 10 in fn vor of

l the Orlebars. Musgrave struck out

16, while Campbell fanned five. A. McLeod umpired satisfactorily to all Great interest is now being taken in this League, as the large crowd of spectators shows. The next game is arranged for Tuesday. The follow- ing vs the order in lwhich the clubs now eta.nd~:

Orlebsrs, won two, lost one.

W. K. School won on lost one.

5°.“‘.“‘€909

T. L. E. D.

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Mic Macs, woh one, lost two.

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First Prize-Mrs. G. G. Robertson,

B h .

°.°°‘°‘®‘°°.“,..°“ (Sli:T:oT1l<I Prize-W A Johnsto

~ . . n ‘ Montague.

Third Prize-Miss Barnes, 'Murray

Fourth Prize-A. E. Smith, Royal

Fifth Prize-John B. McDonald,

y .

Sixth Prize-Mrs. William Harris,

Seventh Prize-Mrs. B. McLeod, city. l

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Undoubtedly the best game of base

ball this seasan took place at Vic- oria Park' on Saturday afternoon. The contestants were the Orlebars and Mic Macs of the Junior Base- ball Lcngue. The game sltarted about 3.15 and was marked with fast la s ri ht throu h till the end

dress on Woman; her sphere, and her accomplishments in active life. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. lSr.eale.

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'I‘lié'S. 'S. Stanley returned_1o this

port yesterday afternoon from Cape 'Traverse where she has been for a ,few days engaged in tihei work of assisting in the repair of the Anglo American Telegraph cable which was ' broken on the 11th inst. The cable `was successfully repaired by A. E. Morrison, of thc Anglo American Co., this City, the work being completed yesterday at eleven thirty a. m. The Guardian is happy to state now .that `tclegrnphic communication is restored with the mainland, that its regular dcspntchcs will appcur as usual.

9.

°' The picture contest nt, Wonderland

on Saturday evening, proved very successful, the pictures being cnsily recognized, yct a general bashfulncss prevailing when it came to the ori- ginal coming forward. Emmet Mc- Donald, howsvar, took heart of grace and coming forward identified him- self and claimed the first prize $2. There were several other persons who recognized themselves on the screen, lint generously gave thc smaller lad a chance. Wonderlnnd’s contests arc popular, and the one for this evening is another innovation which should draw a crowded house.

`

` The

Choonng

_ of

Wedding Gifts

Our store provides ex-

ceptional facilities for th- seleciion . of useful and artis ic gifls. Orr exper- ience is that the iasb- fo ' Cul Glass and Fine China is developing and the-'se two lines ore now rivals' of the ever popular

Silverware

“Fe have a magnificent

stock of these popular and practical gifts, to which we will constantly be add- ing. r

In thinking about that

Wedding Present, please examine our varied stock.

G. iF. Hutcheson

Jeweler and Optician.

It is iikcly to be an attractive and illpects ln lille Pl`°Vl“"95- H9 will interesting place -of rcndlzvous during »“l°"° llls lmlses to the Cllaflmle'

y ltown Drvving Park about June lst.

|Hc has the stnilinns' Bnnito 218)

_with some of the best brood mares

,Elsie Mac., 2.22, and the grand old lliady Hilda, 2.30, dam of Mnbcl T. ,2.23. He also has the 3 year old colt lGeo. Crssceus, 2.481, holder nl thc' provincial race record forZ year-olds in 1907. Ho has a very handsome ‘colt in Sir Bun by Banito, dam the brood mare Jessica, dam of Israel 2.19 and two others in the list. The Iuiare Prulera (3) 2.30 which won sec- ‘ond money in the 4 year stake at ,Halifax last season has been shifted <_over to pacing and appears to take ito har new way of going likenduck takes to water, and another horse

idcptirvingr of Tmention is the roan

e rn' o .

liig nilid stxngrliilrlid ilvliltilti iiolstealsooliili ltraining will no doubt be the Wire [when the bell rings, fit to make s lgood bowing. It will 'oe remem- _bered this coli; holds the 2 your old race record in 1906 ol ?».4.il. He iwns_not trained any last season but married over for this reason as he is .now a 4 year old.

1WHY LIQUID CATARRH i REMEDIES FAIL.

l They go direct to the stomach have ,very little edcct on the linings of fthe nose and throat, and entirely ifail to cure. Only by cleansing the lair passages by relieving the in- lflnmmation and killing the germs is cure possible. No combination of irintiseptics is so successful as Cnt- _nrrhozonc. In breathing it, you send tho richest pine balsnms right to ‘the seat of thc disease. Irritnting ,phlcgm is cleared out, hosrscncss, ‘coughing and hacking are cured. For in permanent cure for cnfsrrh, noth- iing equals Cntnrrhozonc, 25 cts, and

._$l.00 at all dealers.

1 LIMERIUK PRIZE.

St. Gcorgc‘s Baking Powder Limerick Prize Winner.

The fifth of the Weekly Prizes of

$:».00 for thc best line sent in each week for St. George's Baking Powder Limervck has been awarded to Miss Christine Davis, 71 Marlboro St., Brantford, Ont.

HOW TO GAIN IN WEIGHT.

. You know you are too thin--you eat and eat, but you never get an ounce fatter. Nerves are weak, color is bad, strength seems exhausted. ,It’s not hard to get fat. You must eat more, digest more, exercise more. Try Fcrrozonc and watch your appe- tite grow. It turns all you est into nutrlment and building materinl-- illls your veins with rich, red blood

_-gives you ambition and vigor. For _ tissue builder, n fattening tonic, one that restores permanently, there is nothing to compare with Ferro- zone. Try it and ses, 60 cts. st all eyes are dull, appetite is poor, your dealers. .

:I-Ingbes' Iron Blood Pills, enrich and strengthen the blood, restore col- , or to 'pale and sallow complcxions land build up the health in general. Now is the time to tsk'e thorn.Priee 25c. _per box. Geo. E. Hughes, ’Apothecaries Hall. 5-18d2l.

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-éliuy s"Frni\klin"Hnt at H.l-I.

I Widow”

Seems fo be ilie crs'/.c in Ladies' llats this season, but what

genuine Merry Widow is going to wear one of those 40 inch hats that :ire being offered by mllliners in large ci ies. lluf before your wife or best girl gets io enquiring how you know so inueli about it we wi.l 'change the subject by nniiouni-iiig that

' wc are selling lois of Maple Sugar because it is pure and the

price is only 24 cents per pound.

52g)“"i‘ry it now and see il' you dou't like il.

_i . DESROC ri F.

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SANITO i3i)U“2"7

Race Record 21181-4

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l II ldr ‘ of llio l’|-orineinl iucerccord for Stallions in i904. litlli., and im? liniiliot-» u horns

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rnngiiifiei-uit |>|'o|ioi-iioris. str ig. utevcry point. deep [hr ouizli I -5- lu-;i:~i.:i good buck. strong lo wouzlci-fiilly..iroii|:ipinrleis, i_moui|| elcnu limbs with \l\i~ h_e~n't or i'o|~.i.lIc is ii hruniifnl bay

valor, siin|d.- 15 ‘.5 L2 iuml.~.\\'eiglm lliiii pow cisnml |\_ hor.~i_'oI iriiinil <_-o\|i-:~.L_.- und style, ultoga ho at model of .-.iminr u\or<¢-.\ilii|u I uuu _\' und iindiviiliiniiizi _with [inc l|m>~h. Av. ri race horse thu" arc few his oqnul in the l’i~.»- iwc. illnilios oppurlumiios in -lic ~i url up io tho pri-sent time have in-,,|, |iy||i|._.,|, as lil- but boo in irulning every .~.r-i\.-ru\ except for n short limo in thc spilng. Bi oldc-si fouls uri- -.2 \ cm- old ost stiisnv . 'lhey urn ull of good size and tho only two thu Wu li-uiiicil eilioivoil mill-s boi' |~ ibnn 2.:'»0_o|\ lh_o trot: _ _ __ __ '

The nm or Hn:-iio ua llnnton \\ ilkcs r0i».ii. urs oi_'_l\io~sell .._liil li4,Vos_ia.. 00_l-4 and 15 othlr

in 2 :ill list, bo hy flu: g\~.-r- r-irc und founder of the \\ ilkol family, hco \\ likes als, bs Ly Huh! l i lil. . .

ll nvlliirililtlris ilnui is the uirnl. Ivrood mare Donofa iinln of four in thc ‘.2150 list. uuzluding All .iernshn '.5 io.-l, i.ni=; |1214 I-4,lianiio 211| l-i, l"o.isccn 2 lil l-4, she by lhivcuniif 1096 tooo » .lunnlloimu claim of in-o in \.n» '.5 :.0 list. __ _

llnniiu will iniiki- ilu ecnson ofliitiii ut ilcuirul Stables, Queen Bi, l’h iown.

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.»izrl§Lord Dalincny is the most fashionable bred Clydesdale stallion ever imported to the Island and as an individual cannot be beaten. ,

:He was only shown three tiiiies--won first at l-inltlimand

Second at Simcoe, and first at Tilsonburg. ,His colts toon first and second at thc same exhibitions in their clasS,l_'_,though only thrte mor ths old.

Look him over before selecting a stud. Stands in Char-

lottetown for the :season of 1908 at the Revere Hotel stables

Terms for the season $10.00 to be paid on or before Dec-

ist oc- Picroni c. snows, owner

I Beer ,insurance lggncies, Ltd.

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Office New Prowse Block, Phone 20 Claims Settled Promptiy.

LEWIS H. BEER,

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