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In 100- years of use nothing has ever

been found to nike its place. Take iii ‘

wardly for Criiinps, Cholera Morhus,

Cmlghsi Colds, etc.

if plnsousv Oli sale everywhere.

~ "Ll-Vs 25|: and 50:: bottles. I

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“H il |\l\||' lrl`\|wui‘. iliiiiilriiii i-uri-null rlllixil-illiilii lilii-lllllllnlil-llil

50c ani $l.00 a boiilc.

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The illlaeliiiiiioii Drug Co. ,

ti liurtlior notice.

I NOTICE “I

I l|i'r.‘l-_i' iiiiiiI,\' ilir- l_’uli|i<~ tliul. I liiirii pii|1~li:i.-wil iliii eiiiirv si<,,.k_

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A.. H. WA DMAN

_ l"unernl l_)irei-_tor niiii lilnihatlini-i'

0 _ _ ` Office 207 Prince St _ilpositn llnlif-ist ( liurcli Phone 299 J. ltvsidence King l‘)dwnril lloti-I

A New Policy

c`ovcring_'I`oi:il Dis:il>ilii_v is noiv issiicil hy the Suu Lilc of Caiincln.. For pzirticiil:ii's apply to

R. Bit()

‘ Charlottetown dniwl ii

Manager For P. E. I.

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Notice

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A nnual eeting

_'l`lie lli=iio|'iil Aiiiiiiiil liii.-etiiii: of ilii- ~*l\ilr,l>,l\"ldt~rsul` "l‘lie llicki-yi\' Nicliul- siin_ Iohaccu Co, lltil" will iii- helil in llii~ii"fa<:tor,\', |'rin<‘i-i Si.ri~o|. on l\'lonilii_v "_\`i‘|l\|\l! liliv ll!i.l\ ilny ol April, ni 7.30) iivlotw, p. iii.,fur_tlii' i-lvotiiin ol' llii'i»4'iors =I'\<i ,i-`l\`r‘ trni\s»ir'uoii of i:i-ii<~i'nl biisiiii-ss. l)i\ I l'.ll'I’Hlh` Zlist I)/\\' fill' l\lAilt‘li, liiil.

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lNTERCOLONIAL M RAILWAY

Special Found Trip Ixcur- sion Fares To The Northwest.

iionil going April ri, ui; |\lii_v:i, i1.1i|; ~l\l'\t' N. 22: .lilly l':, Zll; i\u|,;iistlI, iii: -‘~'-~iii. i;,‘.io. uiii.

iinoii ifirretiirii Iwo iiioiiilis iroiii

ilnl iiliiisin-.

F‘l`i»iii l’I(l'|`(lli' 'l`o i’:iii5»ir,\'. Alta Mooui- Jnw. -5'"-ok

$.'ill.T() .\'.`ii|.Tl)

I-Iilinonton,/\t.lii l’rinr‘i- Allii-ri.

k5ll.7il Silsk ?‘5|.`ill

AI -ii-l.ouil,All:i Hiiskiiiiniii, hawk

$59 Tl) t\`.'i2l 1:()

l\li~rlicinn lliit, Wninwriglit,/\Ii:i

.\ l i ii $56.70 .\.'»7,2<

I.:-tlihriilge, Alta \’i’iniiipeir,i\i:iv. _ ___ ai-'.ii.7ii ‘ si.-'..:iii if--ri~osponilini:l_v Low l"iiri-s iiiillliri' ihiintii iii tlaniiiliaiii Norili\\'<~e~ii,. Frou ifolonirii. Guru on Mnriiiiiii- l‘I.\

_V _ _[irons in Moi\l.ri~nl. _ *__ l."oi‘ further pariicu|:ii~s iippiy lo

l W. K. I{()LlEliS 'l‘ii:ki~i /\2f'iii.

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‘ *ii iirmii Ui-orye Sl., Uh:irlolteto\\'ii,

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“Hear the big orchestra. under dir-

ection of Prof. Wright nt the Opera House blaster Monday night.

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Christy's Har.s~and HIIWOS

Von Gal- the standards from both Sides of the water. Wo have every shape the season says I5 correct-Prowso Bros Ltd.

3-30dtf

Piowse Bros Ltd have their

Mlilinery Opon'nu on next Thurs- day evening. Watch their ads

4-3d/ii.

Why pay for the third mnn‘S

hat? Buy here and get the best value for the lowest price-and keep your saving for yourself.- Frowse Bros Ltd. 3-30di-f-

Have you seen our new Spring

Costumes for Ladies ? They cer- tainly do combine all the essen- tials of Fashion-and the Tailor- ing is beyond;erltlolsm. Prices vary according to the Costume- the material and trimmings-but we will moot any catalogue Pl'l°°

~as well as anysprloe in the pro- vince.-Prowso ros Ltd. 3 29dt.

Make your ilaiestor

the VACUUM CLEANER -Beer & Weelis.4-till

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."1 ..¢. . 1*. _ "-.-_' ,"

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A CROWN Ol" GOLD

in ~.\'linl. \\':»`il :ill siinivli. ii ui- riiiilii. \\'l'l on.-r ii,il you lui-lli iii-i-il ilolil (`ro\\'iis:uiiil _\<i\i i~:i|\ |~i~l.\ iliiiiii llii-i~\iiv|‘l \\‘oikl:i.'< well iii; ilii: iiiirv i|u:iiii.,\' iiii.i\i~ iiiiiii-i'i:il. Ilii-

in.i|.niii live.

° |25 Queen St.

Dr Next Beer Q Golf' i'hoiii-z7r..l

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ENGLISHMEN BET $l00,000

ON INTERNATIONAL RACES

N|<l\V Yiiitli, April Il--('oiiininilori:

ll. ll. 'l\li-l\'i|li~, ol' the hliiiiir Illini. i-liih iii' /\|iii~_|‘ii'ii, i‘i~_i1eivieil ii Culilo friini I,oii:|i»ii -iii|\'isiiii_; him thai, i<porlsiiii‘ii tlicri- uri! rrnily to hnek mc H,~ii_i,.,i, ivntry for niiy part. of $|i)ii,liili|. 'l‘lic lslnglishiiicii nS`< if the Ann-ricnii.~' have “any oileis" to iiiiJ,lii‘. _ 'Flu' Iiitei'iiiitioiial cull Will be Faced for oil lluntingllom. l»~ L. un Aiiitllst 25:11, 251th. (ine of thc British chal- lengrrs--n hydro-plant! mvilel-in 8 recent. test made a speed of nearly a miie n miniite, lireaking all records.

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CIIESAR MISSING. QUEEN

MOTHER DELAYED TRIP

|,iiN|i(;N, April 3-Coiiiciilintally

with thi-_ aiiniiiincement that ‘-N109" A|exiiiiilra's plans of departure for the continent had been chanilell mlm imlny to Wednesday, it became known thot Caesar, King Edwsid`s Irish terrier, whiclriollowetl the monarChis miiin and which has s_lnce .beenh possession of Qllvell Alenndmi 9' Stmy@,i from Marlborough House. It was not stated how long the dog was missing, hut his absence caused the Queen' Mother great concern. iwassar still wears the collar engrav-

I am ilie liinv's dur" Bild by ml”

ed " - - he was identified. _

To ivlioin it niiiy i‘.oiicci‘n2 This is

to certify that I have used MIN- ARD'S l.INIMl<]N'l` myself its well as prescribed it in my practice where a linimcnt was required iinil have nev- er failed to get thc desired eilect.

(Y. A. KING, M. D.

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9 I '"i‘iiic i./i'i-in-'.'i~ iiiiivs i - THE CIIARILOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ` *Finer os' 11.1.." PAGEFIVE

CllARl.0'I"l`El`0WN AND QllEEN`S COUN'l'Y'

E wrifvsoioig

<. E. . It pays to buy in this province. John’McInnis, station ngent, Mur--

I --_~ ray Harbor, was in the city ycstcr- .

I Miss Hi-_len Smith, l’lea.saiit View, day.

' _ llainpton, arrived iii the city ycstcx- I.

day to spend a week with friends. If the weather .continues cold there

A ° -__ will he band! at the Arena this even-i

_ Mrs. John Hyndinsn, city, is vis- ing. The ice will be in periect condi-

If ,Q I 1 ` iting Mrs. Royileii Thomson, St. tion and the admission will bc only 15

, - _ ld ll ‘LIVG it CLIIZ OI' Zi. l)l‘LlISCl`l drill, of a Jpliii, and is being widely cntcrtnin- cents.

S>i’lliil0 an ’ . . W- ' _ ? _I __ \ i~i¢,_]ol1iisoii s Anodyne Iliiiiinent _‘ | Mrs."ii0i»ert ningweii oi Min-is iinii 15 IITV3 UZll)l€. (,|'e3_(_ emergency rem _l Judge Wai-bui‘toii, city, wns a-the misfortune to break her arni ii

L( Y' guest ut n bridge purty given in Ut- ,few days ago by fnlling into the ccl-

'lar. Mrs. Dingwell is a_sister of S.

Lowa lux-it wcck by Mrs. IL. N. Ven- ning.

John McDonald, Vernon liivcr, was iimoiig the passengers leaving by the, speciiil lust night to Georgctowii, cii route to St. John, N. I3.

Lester H. (‘ni°vei', Vernon River,i

was among those leaving on the mail special to Gcorgetown lust night, en route to Viincoiiyer, B. C.

The three storey brick dwelling

with stables, outbuildings and gard- ens situated on Dundas Esplanade is to let ns will be seen by nil. in this issue.

.lolin Horne, Wiusloe, liiis recently

filllilliliil _twenty iii‘st-class llorses _l'l\lll-ZUIK lil Wellilli- Iroin tcii to twelve :iundrcil pounds und were pronounced |‘l' good jiiilges of horscilesli to be ii =upcrior lot.

_Albert li. lleigli, i-_leclriciiin lclf, lust, "_l~”l‘l» IUI' Wlllllircg wlierc ny good pus- iiiiii nwiiits him. Scvcral`ol h's riciids gave him ii farewell slipper Mfiilllny llillht. and presented him with an address and u beautiful len.- ilier suit case,

J. I\IcDolignll, Sydney, who has

been in this province for the pin-it week or so pui'chnsiiig horses for the lioniinion (‘ozil iind Steel Company, Hhllllieil twenty iinc looking animals .VOSt0K‘<luy. Mr. Mcllougnll has ship- ped about eight horses recently. llc IH l`0i{lSt0l'l:fl nt thc Itevcre.

'l`he_ young lnilies who will scll

lliills in uid of thc l’. ld. Islniiil Hos- Iiitul on Hiitiiriliiy, April 15th, ure 'IUIULZ so in order to pay the debt in- curred in furnisliing the Nurses’ Home :ind the installation of the new elevator nt the Hospital, and they deserve encouragement.

'lhe auction sale of the pmpfii-ty of

Jnmies Steele, city, which took place on Monday, April 3rd, was well at. tciiideil. The five tenement house on lulm Avenue iifas bought in by _James Laferty, Elm Avenue, [or the price of -i`I900. The new cottage on Reserve street was piii-clmsezl by W. M. Howe, of the Mcl)oiinld-ltoivc Woodworking i"0n\ll!llly for $705. 'Ihr salc was Ccn- liictcd hy B. Carter & (30,, ¢i¢y_

A pleasant time was spent on Wed-

nesday evening, wiiin the youth and beauty of Kingston gathered at the home oi William and Mrs. Yoiinker, ifialllly Dale. While games, music and -_fraiiiuphoiie selections were indulged n Old l"atller Timo gave notice that thc wee small hours were drawing nigh. Af- tcr it dainty lunch and homie made candy had been served the merry com- pany all joined in singing Take off your hat to Mr. Murphy and then de- parted.

'l'h.i following, taken from the

Moncton ’1`rniiscript, has reference to n i’. E. Island man, rcivrred to previously in The Guardian: Chief Hideout was this morning in receipt of R letter from Adrian Doucctt, dnt- cd at Rogcrsville yesterday, April 3id., bearing the information that ab- solutely nothing has yet been lcarnerl by the family of Joseph Doucett, t_ie man who threatened suicide. The casc is proving a most peculiar one, and iillfillllll ii thorough and systematic scritli has been inaile by Moncton pol- ice not n single scmp of information can be gleaneil of the whereabouts of the ninn since the time he was last svcii in Moiiciiiii iuiil pi‘o.vio|\sly re- |ii\l'i.r<l.

'lhc rcsiilts of the cxniiiiiintioiis iii.

thc Mn.i:I)onnlil Consolidated School for Maircli are as follows’ Mr Crock- ett's Ilepnrtniciit-Grailie li. 1. Rowan iili;icKcnzie. 2. Belle Westaway. 3. li‘loi-ry Martin. Grade 8. l. Russell Stewart. 2. Chester Acorn. 3. Marion Wenthiirhie. Mr. .Iiinkin's llspartminl. ~Grade 7. 1. Kathleen Doyle. 2. Blair Miitch. 3. Stella Doyle. Grads 6. 1 Lillian Driscoll. 2. Alma Mason and Georgie Driscoll. 3. Allred Styles. Special Class. 1. Millie Taylor. 2. (`iirrie Prowse. 3. Helena Macltmi nnil Willie 1\‘lcUnri'i.ii. Miss .Judsoii's llcpnrtincnt-(lmrlii 5. l. John Mac- Fhail. 2. 'lfllvira Stewart.. 3. John l‘ipny. (lrailc 4. I. Marguerite Diiii-i~ coll. 2. Mildred Ballem. 3. Mildrcrl Miitcli. Miss Moyse's Department- (lrnde 3. 1. Katie McCarron. 2. Roh- crt Mntch. 3. Ambrose Dully. Grade 2. 1. Pearl Fraser. 2.Roy Lane. 3. Gertrude Driscoll. Grade 1. l. (Jhar- lotte Townsdalc 2. Carr Baliderston. 3. Earl Ballcm. Kindcrgartzn 1. Clif- ford Bovyer 2. Jean Mutch 3. Ella ings. f

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ila up your counter as you may, -Bake up weekly loads of Flour- Shoui. from the hoiiseiups of Bread

goodness-Rui if QUALITY be lacking, go, way back and sit down ! What we insist on-quality QUALITY ! And you'll always ilnd it in our

EVAl‘ORA'l`I:`D CREAM BREAD Prove il‘f0r yoursc.l'.

STE WARl"S BAKERY

` 163 Kent Street.

Sanderson of this city.

On Thursday evening, April 13th,

the pupils ol Prince Street School will hold nnothcr of their delightful uuthor’s evenings, taking Words- worth us their poet. The admission will ho only ten cents. '

George Garrett ond wifc, Murray

Harbor. who have been in this city for the past few months the guests of G. A. and Mrs. Hughes, left yester- day on return to their home. Mr. Garrett has been in poor health rc- cently but is now niuch improved.

B. Carter, of B. (larter & Co., Auc-

tioneers, city has returned from Web- st`er’s Corner where hc con-ducted a large sale' of the stock in trade of .Iudsoii McDougall, who rcrcntiy as. si|:,‘ncd to R. Il:._ Weh.~:ter. 'l‘he sale was a decidedly successful one and good prices were realized,

While ntteinpting to get on to the

Steam Navigstioii wlinrf from thc icc 'fuesduy ia' woniun nuincil Gallant stepped on some loose cakes of icc and would probably have been drown- ed but for the timely action of Jas. Ilonavon who was working on thc Northumberland and who climbcil down the side of the wliiirf and rc- scucil her.

At the l’ollcc Court in this city

yesterday tivo drunks, I<`i‘cd McKin- non and ll. Mullins, were cnch lined four dollars or fifteen days. A wo- mnn was brought before the court who was apparently mcntolly unbal- anced. She came to this province from Newfoundland some time ago und has been residing in or around Murray Harbor und more recently has been going around this city. It was ordered that this woman he sent to the indrmary. _

Rev J. W. Aikens, B former pastor

of the Brunswick street Methodist church, now of Toronto, is expected in Halifax today or tomorrow, and while in the city he will he the guest of M. O. and Mrs. Crowell, Lorne Terrace. I-le will he present at the apron sale which -thc ladies of the churcd are going to hold on Thurs- day, and will give an address onthnt occasion.-Hnllifax Mail (Mr. Aikeis has just concluded a'wcck's special series of sermons in this city.)

A Sturgeon corresponclent writesz-

lilyrvan Moore and Elmer Llewellyn of Sturgeon have loft for South Brewer, Me. .Iohn Westaway of Al- bion has been visiting Thomas Moore. Louis Randall is out again after a serious attack of 'la grippc. William Conrad paid a visit to W. Creed, Albion, recently. Jones Llew- ollyn is recovering from a serious at- tack of la grippe under the skilful care of Dr. Mackintyre. John Mun- roe has been visiting old friends in Sturgeon. Morning Light Lodge is progressing favorably, several new members being added lately. Lizzie Llcivellyn and Clara Randall have re- turned liomc from u plcnsaiit visit to Albion. 'The many friends 'of Mrs. Jonathon Llewellyn will he glad to know that she is nhlc to~be out ngnin after being confined to the house for several weeks with nbrok- cn arm. _

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“Royal Purple

Poullry Specific"

is all right.

Already we have had

most satisfactory rc- ports froni those who have used it for their liens.

“It makes them shell

~ out the eggs”-is what a prominent member of the Poultry Association told us.

lf you wiiui more

eggs try “Royal Pur- ple" Poulty Specific.

70 days tieatinent for 25

hens 50 cents.

.lolmson & Johnson

FREE

_ For Sale by all Druggists

Thousands of mothers are'looking younger.-Their gray hairs are gone. The natural

f t l , luxurient hair. Why should,

BANISH ~THOSE‘_ GRAY HAIRS! w

Kill the Dandruff _Germs-Stop Hair Falling

color has some back. and Wim if vi new growth 0 so 2- 1 Offsv

you look old beiore your time. when you can look years younger by using _

xg.: , _

Dandruff Cured' i

Three Vapplicetipnsf temoved

all the dsailniif' sud' left my scalp clean, white and smooth.

fWni. Creek, "Rochester, N. Y.l

Restores Gray Hair to Natural Color `

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-ll other "so»called" Restorers have failed. _C007 EWG "P l"°P¢v bil! §lV°'\VYETH'3

SAGE AND SULPHUR HAlR REMEDY_ a trial. You nm no tlsl¢.__,lf_ll_ ia,not_er<ni:tly

as_represented, your money will be refunded.

PROFIT BY OTHERS' EXPERIENCE _

Gr!!! Hair Restored _

My Fair was getting quite gray and falling out rapidly

Grew Hair on'a Bald Head

For two or three years my hair had been

and I was imuiiiea wiiii s ramble itching of the sc-'fir-‘ f uni our _-nie "nun ins :inn usui 'ue io

My head was full of dandruff, which fell upon my clothes and kept me continually brushing it off. While on I. visit to Rochester I heard of your Sage and Sulphur _ for the hair. I got e bottle and used i_t. A fcv/ appl1~ cations relieved the minus. my _hair Stopped fall; ing out and gradually came back to its natural color. I- is now a nice dark brown color, soft, glossy and pliable?- swefal of my friends want to use_ it, and I want il

nm gn; you will charge me for six bottles of it.

-1 . 2 .. gui -- P of my head was entirely bald. About four months ago I commciiccil using Sage and Sul~ phiir. The first bottle seemed to do some good 'and I kept using it regularly until nqynl hah

_ used four bottle-s. The whole ti,-p of my heat!

is faiily covered Anil l:r_:_»ps cuiniiig in thicker, l shall keep on using it ii while longer, as I notice a constant improvciiiciit.

SIEPHFN Bacon,

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0 Bottle-At ei

ei-.iw wg

50c. and $1.0 zi Drii;i_eisiS _

Y D ` _t Does Not Keep It, Send Us the Price in Stamps, and We Will i

n wr Nw: Send You a Large Bottle, Express Prepaid

Wyeth Chemical Company ii... yo... e..._.~_v. _

A 25° Cake 0| “iy¢|h°g Sage and`Sulphur Toilet Soap Free to .anyone who will send

iis advertisement with l0c in stamps to cover cost of wrapping and mailing the soap.

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74 CQRTLANDT STREET

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Horsemen Attention

DR. I. WOODBURY’S HORSE LINli\il_‘§N'I` 8; DR. _I. Vi/'()O1)Bl`RY’S CONDITION POWDERS will ssivc :ind preserve ilie life oi your hors.s. Their use will cure and prevent the disease coiiiinoirto liorses, sucli as, Cough, Colds, Distemper, Glzinders, .‘<lpavins,‘,_Pinl< l'§yc,`»Splinis, C_ui'hs, l'.nlai'gcn1c its, Cracked Hoof, Kidney T,-,,,,i)ic, pcvc-r5,Ciits, Sores and will rcuiove hun 'lies

of all kinds. '

CU RES SPLINTS _CU RBS SPAVINS

COUIJIIS COLDS

GLANDER5 FOUNDER

ENLARGhMl‘.NTS

DISTEMPER

szroiu: usisc , AF'_"3R_“§'NG fi'

' Use this prcpziratiaii llioi'u'ii|;liIy for :ill and every ilisense of il c horse for wliicli' it is rccoii‘in;cild=_':l. A

Crilicisi: il closely. Ciir -i`ii||y \v.\li~li, iinirk and iiiili: ils vllcelii. i“\‘l ll” leélll' .l"‘ll>'"‘S 'l "ll il* 'UU' ”- lf" ”

__ I - ; .,‘ . '. .. ' ., ti |,-; ini- iiinylif. i:i~l<i.~., i ..<ilc|iipi~i' mu i'lI fb 4"'

niiiiiilit; .l i tiling., Iii my l\I,gr‘ nxpirii ini itiilillliiii if. \_'iiin ur I hm ’ l;m'hm_nm" shmlm he wnhom 'L K

I Cnlisitiur lliis liiuiiii-iii lo ln- lliii |ioi~.I iiiiulv ini All ills- woiilil _.ui i V ll* You” tml" eases of th.: lioi'H:, :uni I ircoiiiiiiciiil ii io in_i- irieiiils. CLA-RK|_: ‘._;`.\-,g_

li. _l. .\l\' Dl_'IR!~`»Of\.

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l strongly rocoiniiieiiil Dr. ,|.\\ ouillniry s Horse l infniciil .is il.i Iii ai {{liJ)|[.5ili|§-llll;I|Il{\Ll{:‘§` Hi.l|'1 \' 1

and :iilwisc orsc o\v,icrs io ir_v il. \ ery r 1|).

Ch rloileiown l'- E- l-

_ WIIOLES ALEK :-Georje E. ||Ul}|\"- “ ‘

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Iron 'and Wine

Mnc`s Beef Iron and Wine is zi grand tonic and body

i iiiiildcr, that will prove beli-

efical to all people suffering; from disease of ilie blood, weakness, anameic and other spring complaints.

Mac's Beef, Iron and Wine contains all the con- centrated goodness of best beef extract. purest and most palatable form of iron

and aged cherry wine.

Get a bottle to-day.

Pi'ice,..............75c

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ii'-. 1 fr

I.yuclis‘ Crciiiiizilt llisciiitsare fzirsupcr-

ior to the ordiiinry. 'l‘licy cxcclon all points -~l`oi' dcliclousncss. ecoiioiiiy :ind wliolcsoiiic

qiinlities. They are the host you can hui' anywhere at any price.

(lilly thc purest and licst iiigicdieiiis

:irc used in matting l,yiicli.<.' Creaiiiill his- ciii s---purest lard, choice creainery butter, the liesi of ripciied ivlii-:ii flour niiil sweet, rich crcmn are u_~'cd.'l`li:it iiceoliiii- for ihcir tasty wliolesoiiieness.

(let l,yncli_\’ Cieiiniall liiscniira io<l:iy-~-

your dealer sells thc-ni.

The 2 Macs \ Sydney, N. S.

|49 Gi George St.

f= i -_--the Family iFavorites

\---_.____. ' ____-_-‘Jil Lyncl1s` Ltd

ts oi

lM“CS` Bee7c~Lynchs’ Creamalt Biscuits

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MaiiyMoreWalches

were elcrincrl and repaired by us last yeziriliau for a number of years past, this shows our work is satisfactory.

A box for mailing work ti

us and estimates of cost ful'

nislied on request.

i=..w.TAYi.oiR

Waichmalier and Uptlelel

Smith Side Queen Square 'l _ -

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The umlerstrmed offers by his iiirni of itll acres at Little miles from Charlottetown. Th within a half mile of railway

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_QM :9-:'¢ ,..»r,

U' gf’ £,5

‘lngis on the premises also an or 'ra ii isrmis wsu smeared. For l lpartlculars app y to ow ‘

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a-imiai-nipii H lllliiiehllirkt

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churchimd school. There are Roodialga

Cl'