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---~--~~-~-- - ._ . THE LATEST NEWS ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rp-ms-r OF Amp- PAGE SEVEN -
Ead e"0Ugll, to be 'ure But I
N e w ld ¢0lds are worse. -Better
_ Never hesitate to ask your
Pectoral. Use it_ or not, as h
1-‘-1- Y Y Y _;
stop your fresh cold at o '
nce.
doctor about AY€r's Cherry e says. He knows. ,i_§.__i_..;_n....
W ell. _ t c ~ ‘ . ir an i ` ` ` '~ ` '= - ‘
° ' W e I I n e rw J e ul e I e 1' from this cliatalilsrxiiiltiiziiil-tSl!»'.o eriii-loiiettieovtiihiniz gp n I ly' ---- is understood that. the “herd men” V 'Y Y __.t_ _ --- _ VH“°0l'V€l`- l All should remember the lecture on hem- of the °°”.‘m"“3° have already
E A S T E R!
Sunil your frii-ii<l~i ii
P H O 'T O
Have :i new one token hy iis NOW.
_rin c o oiij s siiiiiio
il #pil ‘ll '
M . ~" LW I ‘.ilii___ "
_.___~_--`.:::;:f.vf‘ il 'iii
Tm- ' _ ' " °--- ltlie Pacsion Play to he delivered in ,agmud “pon the" verdict and the le'
Any Person who desires at a low the Cathedral basement next Mondaylport °l the c°mmi"l“_ ‘B mrs lore'
' I nvictus--the 'bes t good shoe
of boots :uid shoes for uieu ‘ that can :ippronch Invic tus-the best good shoe- 1l1 ciiliei'_si_yle fit, finish 01' iliirziliiliiv. 'l`hese shoes ure the luvoriies of dressy
_ iiieii, husiiiess ‘nies and l those who desireto be eco-
||| iioiiiiczil. lnvictiis shoes ll iiecrtl no “l>rc;ihiiig> in"
clieuper pziirs.
l ___ i __ :iiul_ will ruitliist several
will __ _,}_ __ _ ,
i ` . ‘ill
Geo. S. und Mrs. Inman, Monta-
gue, were in the cit esterda and
rtntai a few acres of land and small cottage at the shore neartlharlotte-
t'U“'“ 5ll0"ld llllllli' at this office at suire.
_ The Amherst News has the follow- luz regarding a well known P E I
There is no other line athlete: "l_viichnel Thomas, the welll
liuown Indian runner. who was in Amherst last summer at the Ol-d Home Week Races, is now in Boston i-'n.l has entered for the Marathon Race to be held on April 19th. Thom- as llroved himself, while in Am-herst, to l‘€ if 3111118 sport and his admirers here \vill wish him every success in U16 his Boston Marathon." '
A Grandview correspondent writes’
Anggs MCL¢0d Spent Sunday at ffaledonia the guest of Hugh Mo- Plice.-L. D. McDonald, tailor, is l'f?.lt- busy catering to the want; 0; h_is many c_us~tomers.-J. M, Gillis of hinnell &_L‘-handler, City, spent Sun- day at his former home in G;-and
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Qi `- -- ~ f` l / I- View --Fve ‘
__ : ,__i|. _,__ , »__» _ _ . _J rett McLeod has been vis-
it? ' ‘ i' _ _ -- - - - iting' fiieuds in Bellevue the guest of
l “igi
.cows nisanrl ii ll llvl/
i-. ioriiill ' l'0i' uiv in llio - ' and i” i-wi
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Men’s Tranny Spring Siiiis-
l\ly sliowiugof iiieii’s
frisliiouable, vicll iiiziclinsiiils will satisfytlie iiiosi criti- cal. The qiiality of ouch gzirniviit is liiyiiiirl riillc- ism and for price --in thzit line I :nu sure y<>u`ll he siirpriseil and satisticil |_r nm going to clenr out luv vii- ti ie stock of cliitliiiiip--liiitli mt~ii's niiil boys'-und tie pi'i'- iient prices uri' boiiml to niuko
uaoli iiuitigii-niiil 5:0 iliiii-kly.
lfvtter liu_\‘ today.
M. I.. McMll.LllN I
lliiil'cr River.
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Wl"oafer’s Plymouth ltoclu
The bred-to-lny imil to wi_ii. Striiiii iles-
cr-niliinfs of 'lie fniiiou~ llri_i_;lil._ iiutl Lut- liainkocks. Lust .vc=r's wiiiiiiiiirs Wert' 7.'i,_incl\iil|ni; R'Jl:f=i'ii (liln liir In-:it l_>n|'l'i‘il cockvri-l und piillotr Vl':ii'bli"ll"‘ £\lllf~'l` best breeding: pon; lf_\'iin’s (‘u|J _fur l\_~ Sl five cuckervl-1 iit ilu- bhiiiv. 'l‘ui-ir lul'Iu\¢ qiiiilitit-.si liiivii hoi:'\_ tosliirl by i°Xl>P" litiullryuien who tustif_\' of iliiiir excull ence. _PEN NL) I tllairetli-Muir-d to lll`\’ll\l'-‘U high-claws nulliits. heuden b_\' mule 'lnctat Winter l~‘nir iind every lieu ii lst. Dri'l.e winnur. hivzssi ri. r I5. _ _ i~i<:~ oil -lit-.uit-ii l».v2i..i i>ri'/.~- curly
erelut ihn. thoininiunl elggrs s‘:_i‘ei_‘ ly.
PEN -Miiteil 'o product-_ lzxliihi-
tion i.-_ ls, nearletl by lst.prizi~ niiile.
Ee . _
P -Headed liyilril. prize cock-
orc ~.~t. ltlllwr lb. _
P tlluffi -Heruiol hy lst. DYIZU
mule hn. lflrrgn $2 per 15. _ _
PEN -lien( ed by ii~il..priv.e rock'
ersini \Vinti>i~i=lifiw. Eirii-s $1 per l-’»-
My motto-“SA'l‘lSFAC'l‘l0N."
L. ll. D l"0S'l`ER.
Marnlidi-ld. 1'. E. I.
3--lulltitlieiittsdrim. `
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For Sale
llmilriible rm-lil<~vit~'-' |ili=iisnnt.ly situated
On Ht. Pet.iei"n Road. lil. ltogfllly. une inili- from Charlottetown, wit tiin iicrell '-ll load lunil lgood oiitbuildlnks in excellent. °' "` i>.o.oi\MrsrLi.
llox Sill. Cli"l‘o vi' ll.
F3~23dl.l\|iDtl, _
_/‘liqiiipmeiils for’\ _Lobster Packers
I can supply you uitlieverl’
thing that is pr-icticril cud iiccessary iii eqiiipiiit-ills for
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V' ‘ f || gefiu c:ilf,h:ix calf, _gun
_ , _ _,~ ml metal cailf and tain willow
/ _ fall calf, The line is the trap- Priiice iiiiiwani isinnii, octoiier 22,'
piest we have ever seen. Hanhah Cur___m_._md mme to Ma__Sa_
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DEW g DR A. B. REID I |)1l;N'l‘lS'l‘ i.'iic- *~lo‘.irs9-land - ‘ill 'lvardenkinsa Bon -\1‘JW PROWBMJ Bli0llK __g|¢l,-¢1t‘i»...imi¢mwn, P. lil. I.
Beaver ljloi_i[
\\'e have :1 fairly large .stock of
"BICA \/ER" lilour on hand which irc \\'iiut io clear out before our new stock arrives, wc nrc ilierc-lore offering it in 25, 50 :intl loo pound bags as well ns iii Barrels :il very low figures for rush.
Write us, or see us for prices.
Czill :ill thc '
Bayer Photo Studio
Telephone l92.l
i l)i-iiL\sii`iy‘ _
Dil. C. H. lvl*-H Su zeoni l)e_nti.=it Berlin l)ent.al_Pi1rluri-i liiclinionil St. Phone I5-iJ ()\-of llrfiiiiiii-_ liros. H
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Sterling Bitters
The Never Failing llearf, llcrve md Stomach Remedy
A Proven Medicine of »
Exceptional Value
Testimonala and References
by the hundred from P¢0Pl§
Country. No failures
Opposite Auld Br0S
___,,__.-,_____ __._._=--___-.1
lolisler packing
I lizivc lindovei' twenty tivc
years experience in this work and for quality um sure,my ' work excels. My expenscs llftr low and conseqiicntly uly charges fire more iiiod<‘flll<` than others. Supplii-S =il\\'2>'Pl
i on Lmiil. Send in your 01-
der, Phone 394 J.
Jas. A. Mcliacherii
" -of .i ~~_ _ » .»~.=.'~l"--' »
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Tenders nre hereby °“"°“ lo' me
luis been visiting friends in Grand
'iv -_» c l|._' f- /1': ._ _ i' J '_ .,f.v_.__ ~- ~ "` I ' ' / 'fi _ I “il” _ '"1 John D. McPherson.-~James Lowe iii-
! i l i7"‘\"':.‘.' _tends erecting a new barn_this com-
_ _ l ,_,i_.l__\’;~.»f3__-~ _ g__ _ A . _ ing summer.-_Lauchlin McDonald in-
lhari-:iii cxcrpiioiially good wntili io ;__ .__ i _ _ ~» _ __ tpnds remodeling his large dwelling
olfi-ir yin :ii ri iiiiiilcrzilc prim-. ll is n.:ide V 4 l ii 'I .3 LOUSC this Hl)|`lTl§'“J0lll'l NiCllOlS'-lil =i _i .. -_ _I l ,-~`=?~~.f_~_ - »_- ~ - ` .‘ ' 1
giaidvs, Iivi-ry inn: l`ii|ly gii:i|.'ii\li'glii I _____-_i_- \ ?i¢p.__~-».»\li:x m_t_l`tlr; llfllll ii llyllli' Vllilf-
-.ff _-= »’“"~_~_' . .ii ltfu i‘cc¢'ii.y in-. giie-at f ll inill
C. W. Y ' _ i. tlunililuill. 0 ( H iiiisieiiiiliir .ii-ii.-l.»i-. ll `NV`(._"T-lfiS""lf'- / '“-~ ' __ -_ l 1,52. 'l`liu followini: ullppiiig iii from The
~ _`° _______ l*e|»perell Clarion-Advertiser an'-il re-
fers to a. li-il fi
.. - _ _ " _ iy welllin.wn in this
_ _ _ llie new arrivals in lu- Pro\._____e_ __F____oW,,,g the _,myers at
‘ victus boots :ire in the lat- the lifluse. the funeral services nf Min
Ivan K Parker (nee Christie Cirr-
esl fiisliuiiirihle Altoc,Nob l,em_ were ,,eld_ at the C0ngregation_ und' Nemo lzisis. .llie new H1 Church on Friday eftern0vn.Ma\'cl1
10 Rev. R. W. Drawbridge officiating.
lezitliers nie tiiu Norire- ‘
The nliiindiiiice of flowers were more than usually appropriated, as Mrs. Parker was Very fond of flowers. The tlcveaseil was born in Grenville
1831 thedaligbter of Robert and
Prices $5.00 5.50 and 600 fllllsvfts when elsllwiii years of age.
spending most of her life here since '~lh= _ioined the Conire ational (lhuich
_ | __ i ‘ ‘ . ` . I r _
6 HL l’%l>pei'cll :luring Rev. Mr, 'Ihl`all'si -
_ pa.~.torate_ In January, 1910 she was
Q"""“ -""““" united in marriage with Ivan K.
-‘----~- ‘ Parker of Oak hill, and that neigh-
borhood has -been her home since thati `
time. She leaves' besides l;iy>hus- ` '
band, her mother, Mrs. Hannah Cor- bett three sistiis Mis William
May and Janet t.'nri;ett'of Bost<»n-- ii half brotlier, John Corbett of l’iince Edivaiil Island She was of ii
poslti0n,nntl was loved by all who have known her. The floral tributes were very beautiful and includid pil- low of roses, pinks and callas, hus-
o w ii e roses an Swee peas, sis _.r Janet; spray of Mayidays, sister May.
A Maplewood corrcsptndcnt writes:
Jas. Bradley is making his rounds with his gasolene engine and sawing
has been shut down owing to the
he pleased to learn that she is out a- gain after severe attack of rheuma- tic fever.--llhe school is in R flourish- ing condition under the skilful management of Miss Ethel Dul- fy.--Miss Ly dia Lawless Norboro is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Roy Kelly.-Bennet Delgihau, Emerald, spent Sunday in Maplewood.-Fran:is Flood spent Suu-day in Clinton.-Roy Kelly has added to his stable of speedy horses a young mare which pi’omis:s to be one ol fastest he has handled for some tlme.-Jno. Duffy has been stricken with la grippe for the Past week.--Francis Kelly spent Sunday in South Melville the guest of Michael Malone.--Dean Harrington is spend- ing a well earned vacation in Maple- wood.-Thc speedy fliers of Manle- wood will get a. rest now as the roads are about broken up. Among those worthy of menticn are ,_ Braz- lian owned by Jno. J. Nantis, a Brazilian owned by Jas F. Duffy, a Kickapoo owned by Francis J. Kelly, und Daisy Dean owned hy Jno. E. Trainor. All are amxlously waiting for the reopening of Maplewood drlv- ing park.('I‘eddy.)
"lf you need a good spring tonic
phosphites. There‘s nothing better
health in general 75c bottle E A
E.‘l§_l$.l9l_l'f§l.9ll’ll-__¥Yl!...___-.ll!l!¥l¥ll_’_$__§9\lllTllllNEl0l MUST ‘
It pays to buylilfhin province. _ left
Misses Annie Mclca il Eva
Y Y Y 1 n an i
returned in the afternoon. Moore. liyndale, were visitors in thei _ , _ ‘
W e I e r ’ S J V (~ J I _ city last week' Iiifolllirilililiilgtis Ai\i,\llllel`ii;"t,i`¢\J1ils cilililxlmixiigf
i ,eo _ 1 , 't_, lit r - -- i
. V , e el ry S t O T e day afternciiiirsforcl lileorsgetoyives eelli Austin Cosgrove, Willington, came Vglggéggwc to ',(lf{:mn£ de°|d°_ .thi
_ _\.\e are now In __ ‘r________ ___ __\_£______(_ __ L_ route to Montreal ou a business trip, to the city rec:-ntly and left lcir Mr A_d____;_s_e_ La___cmct ar_ie_es ;i;Bip_;__
ri-paris ui an up to-iliiie iiiiiiiiiur ll .\i-imy. l__l;l_ Tha ____ ____ _ Georgetown en route to Vancouver. Riéhelieu preferred by' M'__' Bléndn
to nc mplete rep3iring______.__ - Insta ci th ., _‘i fleet. Bowling Team and, | . . 1
D . -_ e Printers Team will howl al Among the performers at 9, recent _ it tfh h _ '_ h _
‘ . " yn” “mnl /Hn ilflllltr Mohlhphce ? League gllme in the Arzna Alleys this 'recital in Halifax Conservatory of e" at t e Mme' ad l”°°l""d
Pipes lliiyou ivzint ii t`eru`o film] ,I I ,' e"'e“’"K- ` Music, was Miss Marie Stover, well ;l;§elf°;&’n“" dm fb” fr” “_lji_r‘ at 'hi
1- - ”‘“ Y- lf S0 -- known _in this city. she added some Dyer ° .“"“= ‘W "“
'V H" Lloyd Cox and William Cox Mor- vocal numbers to the lrovram sing- and labor f°r the l’“‘“ti“3 ‘md de°°`
were
evin'ng in -aid of the poor under the auspices of the St, Vincent de Paul
Sewing circle. Admission twentyl
ccnts.
The business meeting of the Pro-
vincial Anti-Tuhcrculosis Society will he held today invthe Board of Trade rooms at 11 ii. m. and si public meeting in St. Puul’s School-room this evening ut 8 0'(-zlock. All inter- ested in the movement for a sanita- rium for this dread disease are urg- ently requested to be present.
The mission and entertainment at
Union Road, on March 22nd was a grand success. Good selections were rendered by the children also dialo- gues by older members of this rand. V-ery suitable duets were given by Messrs. Hurst & Yeo also Miss Lau- ra, West and A. G_Mellett. Solos given by Prof, Hurst were very much appreciated, Miss Emma K. Ess-ery presided at the organ. Amount raised $27.00.
At Cape Bear, On Tiiesrlay; March
Ziith., altar a lingering and painful illness, John Penny entered into rest, ag-eil 56 years. He leaves a widow. two daughters, and one son to mourn the loss of 8, kinil and utlectionstc liiwilianil and father. For n number of yours, the deceased was an active meuifber of the Methodist church, hoi- iliu; the offices of steward and trus- tee. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that th-ey may rest from their labors; and t-heir works do follow them." The funeral took place on Thursday Mialrch 30th., and was largely attended, nuthwithstand- ini; the very unfavorable weather and roads. Besides the services conducteil at the house and grave by the Das- tor, the members of Court Murray I-li-ri-or, I. O. F., of which the depar- te_'l brother was a worthy member. he'd an impressive service at the grave. Sincerest sympathy is extend- ed to the bereaved ones, commenidinl! them' in their sorrow to the "God
of all comfcrt.‘ ‘ _ _ ._.....__- __ _________
Thorpe of Pelip-eiicll rand 'the Misses
very noble character ‘and sweet dis
bantl; spray of lillie:‘, mother; spray T
f l't d 3 t ‘ te | M
V Admission 15c `
. “well is the order Of miami
B E E R & G 0 F F lllff day!-The IVY Green the
' favorite resort of some _of the sports Qzmiogmlgi
photos mr Easger .i:‘.‘;”°-...:;”.‘;':..'“::i.i _ Headaches
_ and
of Eye-Strain
ri-siilt from defective vision. Properly fitted glasses over- couic tbesedistressiiig sym- ptoms.
We have known cases
where drugs have been used for years to relieve headaches, which quickly disappeared when glasses were provided.
'I`rv our Optical service.
You'll find it coiistient- ions and skillful.
G. F. Hutcheson
Jeweler-Optician
most pl'0fIlll’l¢nl ln In take our Compound Syrup of Hype-
Sold only -by . ig; iihliliiiiilliiediiiath§ndne::::8riii';Drt)lii` lug
There is no
neeu to place the cover of the l0N ‘XOR
9;-
pnve go- wer Brittle,
42 Q-icen Street ~ ---- -
B \ Ll. HEAR-
P. centnii ` iirniisioi-E, sunny;
People's Theatre _l
'l`0NlGll l`
Ray mond'a Father
stock in trnde of Judson Mcllollgillli A story worth neelnir. i
Merchant, in and about the shop. 1llG N¢llhll0l'|I`lg Kllllldllml
store and Drelllifms "5, Kl"g“t°“' P' An old tlnie__iitor_v
ai. Island. lately °°°“l"f“ "Yt§‘{‘2, “§; Tag Day at silver Gulch _
Coming t0 statement Q mme A ic-:ul Western Clem. . me" M' Mm "mee M (liorge W' Mc* - lMi"i\&yilt|t‘itvii'ri'J‘i?l`c Runs on bullhcnrlnltii and
Pham' ‘n;t;'rl`cX-ntfinwig* rliglslfangalolxi Em0fY T. wl\ll¢ wagon iin:'i.l\inl! from hlndkercliiefs i c ow . ~ . - ~ ii ii. 5:;_,I;,0¢|“, lmmig of 10 o'clock n. in., ,_ . H""""“ po nwliiiiiiihoiilrl you dvudlze u_n in the same
K i~iiuii“iiAim`
i 1 ii r P-
1’ ina wet on fha
_ kitchen floor.
because it ls hinzed. a n d when open iha water d rip an ba ‘k into the muchine. ll No Dost in
_, _-ll the centre of
‘il the tub lo tear
i
mf f "
X11
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the clothes
‘ und take up
the room
Made ol CY-
preiis Lumber and hullt. to
l 4 o'clock p m each dny till YOU d BCHCI' ASI( M6 lilld way.when you can do it in half the
Mu ~-~ ' i..iiiiiiuiiib ii i yiitthfz r'i~\iieAhii'iii "l»uve's Oldugiivecf Song." Piiiilii/’i'fi:‘"; €'°:"g;‘ Y M M “ est or any tender not necessarily 'lc' ' ‘ . ,_ _ , ' R. T. Holman, Ltd., Summerside. mpgs, Btilyhlewnrt s llencfit loniglit i The R68," llmdware con |_,d _ Cm,
nonnwr n wniisrnn 5° ADM|sS|0N 5° ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
M P lor Champlain were to 'the ef
iating of Mi lianctot ii resid nce It
shadowed. The minority report ot the committee will declare that Mr. Lanctot has violated the lndepind- ence of Parliament act, but that li: did so unwittingly. The resolution will probably be that Lanctot will he pcrinitt'.-d to resign and that no im- putation will rest upon Mr. Blondin for having preferred the charges. In- deed many lawyers are of the opinion that Mr. Laiictot has already lost his seat by reason of the facts ad- mitted,
There will be much interest in tae
by-election to follow. The national- ists are said to be strong in the elec- toral district of Richelieu and intend to put B, candidate in the field. The government, however, are inihopes of reciprocity proving popular in that district. The county exports ii considerable 'qiiantity of hay and. other products which are taken to New York via the thamblyn canal. On the other hand the nationalists have always been strong in that part of the province of Qiiebec, lying Le- tween Montreal and the city of Que- bec, and the naval issue is apt to cut more of a figure in the by-elec- tion than is the issue of reciprocity, which has heen littleidisciissed in the ri ral sections of Quebec.
SID() REWARD $l00
’l`lii~ |'i-iiilt-iivioi' this puller will bi: iilenseil
'ig loiirii that tli_ere is at lezist oui~ ilri-iidcil iliseiisii that science has been nlile tocure in ull its stem-s. und thntis Ui-itiiri'li.l{iil|’s Uutnrrh Cure iii the only positive curi- now known to the inedicnl friiternity. Ciiturrhlbeinlr ii copsi itutional disease, re- rniires ii constitutional _ti'entment. llull‘s Lntnrrli Cure ie tnkvn internally iic-ling' tlirectly upon the blood und uiucous sui- fuces of the s__vrt.iim, therebv deiiiro_vinf tl_ie_ lo\iiirliitio|_i of the (linens:-, iinil Eiviiig the nntient sitrenrlh hi' hi iltl- ini: up tliqcunstitiltifiiiiiviiliiisi-iii-tiiig' nu- ture in iloinv iIs_work. The propri-tors Iiare no iiiiioli fnitli in its curzit \'f powi-|°~ that they offer Une Hundred llslliiis for ii_n\'ca°e tliiititliiils to cure. Send lor list.ofte~limnniu|s.
Addiesn F. J. CH* NEY Jr. I '().,'l‘o|etIo,() .*'f~'ii bv :ill llrugzi-ts Tbc.
__'|..ke lla|i’_i Family Pills |'- r i-oniil.i|m- I "-
GJVERNMENT WINS .
WILLBERG CASE
OTTAWA, April 3-'Ihs supreme
court gave judgment. today 'rn some of the appeals heard during the last two months. The most important was the case of the Kin; vs. Wall- berg. The court gives judgm nt con- firming t-he award of the registrar of the' cxchequer court which cut down the bill rendered by E. A. Wallberg for work done on the I. C. R. shops at Moncton from $105,000 to $53,000.
Unusual Patterns
A in Men’s
Ch am brays Zephyrs , Percales
Prints
Stanley
° Shirts
Figured White Madras White pleated bosom
Sizes 14 i-2 to 18 1-2. Prices $l.l5 to $l.75.»
Bros.
: .L_ __ _,,________E___ _ ,
where.
Ask your neighbor about Matchlcss.
20 lbcaddy f. o. b. Charlottetown.
Wallherg did the work under the
supervision of the chief enaineer of the Intercolonial and his bill was ilispiit:-tl by the department. On re- fcraiice to the iexclieliier court th‘s was cut down by the iegi.»triir to 53,- 000. An appeal was taken to Justice Cassels who fixed th= amount due
has now confirmed the regis r-'r':| award of $5-5,000, Justice An il n ill:-'
CUT RATES ON MEDICIHES
in pxolrictary medicines in this coun- try today received the disapproval of the supreme coiirt of the United States. That tribunal declinid to _izive its aid to such at attempt on the ground thit it would afford the innniilactiirerii of medicine an unlaw- ful monopoly.
anlckly stops coughs, euros colds, heal;
e '*~v~-* -ml mar- -vl .man
'_To-liil_'
he rented to two parties-_ _ _ Apply 188 Queen Street. '
TO LET
All thnl. three storey brink dwellint
with stables. oiitbulltlinks and gardens situate on Dundas Esp anode. Possession
\.u.ineron Block. I-6dth»\fui0l.
Notice
I am instriicted by the trustee of
the Estate of the late john Good in sell by Public Auction on the pre- mises, the part of tenement liouse with lot, the property of the .said john Good, situste on Upper l~lills~ borough Street, in Charlottelovvii on Wednesday, the i2tli tiny of April, instant, at the hour of one o'clock p. in.
'i`ernis made known nt sale.
Also at the sauie hour I will sell
household furniture, together with buggy and harness.
Terms cash.
BENJAMIN CARTER.
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Matchless----the Tea With A Taste You’ll Like
Mntchless blend is an extra special 25-cent tea that 'ions away
ahead of any te_ii_we ever imw beloraiit auch ii low price. It rews out stronz and delicious in lluror and has no bittertnute.
Mnt.chle_sn is praised by our custoiners as the belt at any price and
we really believe that it is by far the best. 9.-'» cant tea you can secure any-
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Paprus (Pulp) Pie Plates Oyster Pails
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Egg Cases and White Odorleu Fillers.
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hockey, plain or fancy skating.
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We have a fine showing of the best skates made in Can-
ada. We carefully selected our stock and are sure that we have here the proper skates for our riiiks and ponds, both for
In Starr skates we have the ideal thing for liockeyists-
skates favored by all the big leagiier:-i. The Velox, one of our best, is hound lobe ia favorite. Then we have the Auto and Cycle -two other favorites. Call in and look over the stock.
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