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best the iiizirlzcl' zilluifls
mid our prices nizilw
piircllasiiig easy.
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llaiiilioiilllirlf. _<, ls.
fSplit llziiiiluio ‘f~i,<~o
each up io $111.10.
\\'ood lloils, lfiiioc
tips zsc up 11.5.6111).
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IԤvel'y1liiiig clfi' lu
Iiigh Glade
Flshiiiff 'laililc _
Clinic iii :liul lool.
these gooils liver wlic- -
ther you wi-ili io buy
or iiot.
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Leading 'l`:lel<ll~ Iloiisc_
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SCOTLAND, IRELANI), CANADA AND THE EMPIRE-
Tbe census of Scotland recently Empire than they have heretofore
ty with the populiitioii of Scotland
taken shows the present popuiationwielded.    
ti. he 4,159,521. This indicates if .Inst how this is to he hroiisht _ i i \
goin of 287,000 in the past ten|ahout space will not permit UH “UW
yours, iiotwithstnndilig that there!to discuss. In some reilllecfs l-he V U t
_ fins been ii constant and very consid- 'tendency has been toward our Brea'-' lr lԴԎ\SHItNG'l`()N,h May I;--5\l;eB'l;l:;ln
llldl \\lll <lt‘lll'_'l!l fill Hciullli- cliiigmtioii from the Kinlidflm 0|' indelleflllence of I-he_ Mother _L“nd' hgardlisniuutgepfwf tffmqts invesugn.
' during tluif. period. In 1801 the pop- Our trel1ty°m“kl“Z Pl'll"\1eK°5- lf “ot Lion of we pulp and newspaper prim,
~ nlntion of Scotlnnd wushut 1,603,-.our powers in that‘reizal‘d. h0"° lJ°_e“ industry' in the _United_ States null
   :rf s;“"“‘:.::“e’:.::‘_:f;“:; §;’::‘i_‘;‘.‘z .f:;’;l“‘:f..§l;.;’:t:;2. l:i“li..Srsr“:‘izi ‘1r‘lr<..‘“.f~'.”e
V ly in in rs V _ -- < - _3
this ulthoilgh throilghoiit the entire-lllld are Cfelitlllg navlelf _Qt the" _°w“' Ygsgerthxgn nggdies 1;a§g"i';dlt‘h£QrU§?teg .
period emigration has been in pro- While the 010'*-ime Bfltlsll Earnfqns States, Tha average Canadian Cost
press. have been withdrawn from our Clt\€9 is given as $27__53 and at-lletllvggvége
v in ISI] Ireland had il populntionxlind forts, and British Wfil`Sl1lD9 hlgve FIPS; :ilaltghlilplggltsdt§§'“(l;;Bn';ws$ pI§in£
20, 25C CIlCll 1*. of 5_1l37,ll5l}, or more than-three times been removed lu great part Afroni o- paper under the present tum is 315;
'fi that of Scotland. Thirty years later, minion D0"-S *md naval statlons' Om Several factors entering into the ill-
. `_' in lllil, their relative numbers of legislative illilepelldeuee has €XDBllded creased cost of manufacture  thte
people were much the same, Ireland und ie being m0!`9 “ml more asserted ~R,';§,°di§ta€;g ':_';otIfitkenTx§ glfinalgm
'. llziviiig 8,175,124 und Scotland 2,--L0 the full. increases are said to`be due to the,
; f-,gfi’;g4_ _since 1341 the Census re- But with this seeming tendency to- fact that a ton of lmmwood cqsts
I turns have shown thnt Ireland’s pop-,Ward entire iuilepefldeuoe the Btn*-l' liytarly twice as inucp indthe lgnélteié
nlntion has greatly declined, at first mental bond between the over-sen [Tn-Ll’;lt;2B gre ltihlloesagmierigxg imfuls mx”
l”"“"m-V “ml "i""" more slowly’ until Domifmms anime Empire has been much older and much less efficient
 .ii 1001 it fell for thc first time be- _steadily growing stronger. Thr” equipment than the Canadian mills.
.g lbw thnt of scotlhnd. lt is now con- `izeneroti0ns of noble Hovercigns have which _is said to be responsible fo; a
}`:_ shlsrnhly loss, nut Irolnnil in now strengthened the bond between the 'H5511  $ul1t1;]f(i»Ct;1cfl;g§t ¢;>hsO;”s
'- upon thc eve of better days und re- (frown and the Dominions. and en- that the cost' of mamlfactllring néws
iicwi-il prospci-i1_y und growtii_ ilianccd the devotion and loyalty °l print paper in the United States vur-
Sfiiicu is/ll (Tnnlilln has gaiiiexlltllc people to their Kl“1€~ Bl00d “lied les Widrely. The lowest cost i'ecor<l4e;l
_ "muy excellent cnm,,,S by the migmyin n common cause in South Afrsicda lI§rgl2r?.;gisatgcéniurtgchohtpgl l;stt`i\ll;s$ A’-I
- '5 lion from Scotland and Ircland. In has cemented the Empire more s_°_ ' average of $32.88.
.H171 the population of (lonmlu sligllbfly illilll DEIOF0- Increased "e°°g“‘l"°“ At the Canadian mills the lowest
ly ox:-erllell that of Scotland. In lB91_for our statesmen in the Mother price recorded for proililcpisg u. ton of
ilu- l)onijnion's population had come,lLand, increased inter-imperial trade, mfgvhseslgrlstsaglliglefXgeggé 7$2@ll5‘§i.l»lle
_ lor the first time to exccelhtliat ofibcttcr communications, better uc- To the q“e8'ti0'n or how mr 'Ameri_
'iili~i»lli1ul. lf. is now alllllrollffllinil €<l\‘~"il'_'l"‘1lnt=l"C0. the U0l0nll1l C0l1fe1`9“°‘°~ can mills are on nn equal basis for
l now become Imperial, and concerted competition with the flanadian mills
:lull ll‘clilud conibiiicd, and ten ycii1‘s'111clisll_l'es for united defence of com- Lnorlééirgggxggrtgé §;~l;l\\Vl;l;‘e€;lt|;tt3l@e gg:
luiui will nlniosl luyond doubt lliivi- inon intl>l'ests, are all steps on the ml average of mlliplnint and em_
Nlllll IN Ellllll LESS
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Knights lil Pylhizis
acid otler Society lini-
blems in Rings,Locl:clS
and Pius.
G. ll. Taylor
l All are familiar with the fact. u
,how large n place Scotland and Ire
 'iif_f.iiiile<l that position. iwny to closer consolidation. cicucy is slightly better for fllililiilli
fl rllich influences are vi-.ry potuii
- They are at work silently, coustaii
lluna have hitherto filled in the nlihirn ly, il-resistebly. toward u seeming
pire and how relatively small ha
‘ been the share ol' Canada or Austr
of the United Kingdom and the Ein
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` lla in shaping thc public policy, or inthe hollr. It may be an i-iirtll-sha
uiifliielirillp; the public opinion of th
clilinigv if the lilrilpirc sllnll not hold
ligetlicr, us wi- doulil. not it will.
Vlilialdli whlise pi-opli-. shrill equal
nxr-r><ul_~: in popiillitioii 1-ithcr h<'ol_lii
liiori- wi-iiglll iii ilu- i‘iiiliicill~l of
numbers and iritclligerici- the eonihi
eil popullitinll of Scotland and Ire- *mit*-‘I lm' the "llltllill E005 ‘ll
_f;lnd, and :iii Alli-iti‘iilia tliiitvzillruily Emilll?llSl:t“l;i1r:`&»1;l|‘3ll¢lBl;lf  tglivgnt,::¢I=£|éki\Yli;1li  rxnig 
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ul‘ X ' _ ' _
l is comin' for ii closer iiilion und that .~ , _ , _ ~
im, |,_,,|,,,,,|, ,mmt h,,,_,,um,,_ ,,_,,,.,.y W” me |l;l_0KmSsing mwmd it W" miinufactiliing lnboi i.oi.t per unit of
the iiivvitiilile steps, we feel assilred.
s ing can greatly hasten or retard il
-itil the clock of destiny shall stri
to family 'into one for mutual defenc
I
_ ` inevitable consummation, which notl
n. obliged to meet really extensive com-
ke petition from Uuilulla, greatly to cur-
l"" their investment for eqiiipriieiit, ni'
E' labor efllcienc 'i f' iinill th H -t
Or it muy be that under the aegis of Buys: ' y H 'H l ' 8 “pm
A
in world»widi-_ peace, secured by arbitra- "It would seein that with nioderu
,.. thin, the lcinpire will he.-,oiii.». nnnnnli- mills- Ameril'-su iiisellluefy. American
its trained managers und supel°intelid~
t, than for the United i'll_af.cs. It is de-
t_ clared that in 44 per cent. of the
1 American mills investigated condi-
Y tions exist as to machinery and
mil other expenses, greatly iiicrense
0 ing war that shall fuse the great shift to niaking otluii- kinds of pn- `
l,\1f.t|n_»i- i‘onntry, Hui, this must scattered communities of the British Der. ‘
In treating upon the subject of
ents und Aniericlin skilled operatives,
1- equipment which would force tbein, if
. ' - _ ,, _ MAY 20,' igif
PAGE EIGHT piling glqiggvr NEWS _ ` V    _ `r_   _ - - -~»-~~--~»~__
s..,..»..~.°...- °“"°‘A~`ilwslllllillll    ____ P AVTQNS  1
Let Us Supply Your Needs in obby
Shirts and Furnishings for Empire Day
I’atons"'l`
Fancy Hosiery
, The well dressed
man of today vi-cars
hose to nialcli the
rest of his apparel. In
our large assorliiiciit
you will find just tl1e 5”
color you wish,cotton, S --
25:: to 50c
I Pafons
Stylish Neckwear, Wash Neclfwear
A special lille at i5c_
A very poplilarliiie in white and fancy
_ gr -ys 25c_
Double reversible two in one 35c.
Fancy Silk Neckwear. i |
made especially fo welll' without .1 vesil
with flowing ends 25c, 35c, 5oc, 6oc,75<:.
-'I`o Replace Stock Collars-
Toilgerie collars and tles to iuatcli in
self colors and fancy stripes ivnsliuble, l
L priced 5oc a set.
.     
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llsle, ciisliiiiere from ,lk ‘ Al.,-""’,*,%,-__ -=
L ¢"
_ ' ‘ll ~i ii
/’
1  , Palons
' _  _ \ Finest Array
./ \
 _-  grcss brand suits
lr "‘ *W .
l\len's Suits Pro-
x»- ,_
/ ,_ 
goes
z~.;:;?“f§“‘
-rf;-»» ,
. :-:in-‘.-if
 
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from $10.00, 12.00,
15 oo to 22.00.
Every Suit glizir-
zlnlced.
>°’5¢
.5    ' Pafons
_ . .,, ~ 5
. .7 ’1_;‘f. li_Q`,,§',-_i  ine..-~ .
--_-“,_¢.,~{-_=~’ '
1 Patons --W
SlIIR'l S enough io .iiiitevcry b xly what-
ever your pcrfereilce it will have full
sway if you hiiy now :ind that liiemis
choice from probably the largest, as
well as the finest, array of' SHIRTS
good as1sbii'ts can he ii1ade.We have par-
hnve allways had troiihle with sliirls until
they come fo us.
.sliowli l>y any one firlii iii Cli'towu.
The way iii which Patoils sliirts are
iiiluleis iretly well known, they are as
ticular salisfllctioii ill fitting men who
_ ,__ ___ _ _ ,.1 __
- l i _ ,
-il production in the nioderli mid well
equipped mills of (llinndn, would be
Al\.tl~`»HII’S AN
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1'1UMl‘lSEEKFIll..“l' I'}Xf‘.llliSION.q.
The (lriind 'l`i‘iink llullwuy has issu-
ed a circiilai' aiitllori'/.iiig ull Agents
in Canada to sell l~lolnesc0l'ers‘ idx-
clirsion tickets fo points in \‘<`o:<f.ern
Canallxi. This IS illiei'i-.-.lilly i|il`oi':ua~
tion for f,lio.-<» llcsii'iii_u to luke advan-
tage of flii:.<ie 1-xi-iii.~ioii,~; on 1-1-rtuili
dnteg fi-Um April fo :~'i-pf.-iiiln-1' lllll.
The Grand 'l‘ruiik lfouti- is the most
interesting, taliilu: ll rileseuizltr
through the populated r:cnfrl».~; of (Jan-
ada, through Chicago and thence via
Duluth or thru (lbicago and the twin
cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Ask Grand Trunk Ani-iil.s for furtliei'
particiilms. w. if, ih-.=:\'i-s. Pity 'l`wl<-
et Agent. ll-21idtlistiitlsoplil_
The wreck of llount Zeppelilfslllige
diligililc bullooii, the lleiitscliliiiid 2,
loiloiviilg upon like disiistci‘s iii suc-
ri-ssioii to livc huge :iirships built by
him witlliii thc past [ew years, bus
boi-n lcurlied with ilnivcrsiil regret.
His previous iiirnliipis. which had coino
to gricf were thc Zeppelin l, this
Lil-ppolin 2, tlii- Zeppelin 3, the Zep-
pelin -1, _lliill thc lleiitscllliiiid 1.
'l`l.i-y hull cost in thi: aggregate a
vast' sum, miide up from tlie'(`»olint’s
priviite fortune, supplemented later
by liberal assistance from the state.
Uoiint Zeppelin is himself conipurii-
lively an old lnaii, but of inventive
mind :ind heroic and patriotic spirit.
For years past he has devoted him-
self to the conquest of rlie -i`r by
iilczirls of dirigible balloons construct-
ed lifter models of his own invention.
In these hc has boldly ventured aloft
over land and lake in calm weather,
hilt occasionally caught in a gale,
that reslllt. Moreover tllcse grl
ucci<leiits hiivc hid to coiiiparisons b
tween :iirsllips and ueropluiiel-i, to tl
disadvantage of the latter.
‘ The dirigible balloon has tlic t
ndviiiitllges over the aeroplane that
ruii curry more weight of freight,
to its motive power does not nec
ger in warfare would be that its hu
would make it an easy target wh
tempests and turbulent billows oft
within reasonable distance. And there
is always the serious danger when -'THAT wi; FQRGET 1\-QT Mpmgyi-
the huge air vessel is exposed to the -_ A
he Sir-In your isslie of thc lfitli lust
sometimes milking long journeys \ ith in a gale. And its flight is slo
*a number of passengers on board. compared with the aeroplane.
‘-'~'-"'~'~"`~'-““"'“-‘~‘-‘~"`-'~‘-'-"'~'~‘-'~‘-‘-"'"-'-‘-'-'~'~""'-"""i considerably lower thnn in the .no-
D AlCllO'l’l.ANl~}S. - I
--m-Q---~ . . ,l
cruted his hopes of speedily cflcctiiig ll0W€Vel`. tllut -the (lnnndian labor,
we cont'per ton of news print paper is
only slightly lower oil the' average.
der_n and welll equipped mills of thel
United States The tables show
I* That 41.5 per cent. of the tonnage rc-
ie ported in the United States cnri-lea n
lnnnlifactiiring labor cost of less than
Wu $3 per ton, while 54.7 per ceiit_ in
_ (`unndu frills undcr $3. The total
lt nverage for the United States is $3.27
or as alguiiist $3.1!! in Caiindii, notwith-
(,,_,,w and puBs,,,,m,,.B‘ ,md an accident stiiiiiling (‘uii1iiln’s nflvliiitlige in liver-
es_ age equipment. This indicates that
there is greater efficiency and experi-
“urily l“"0lVe 3 mu t° the g"0““d~ ence in the 'first cluss mills of the
Among'its disadvantages are the United States.
dlmgem from me and explosiom The "With the exception of the machine
Deutschland 2 contained half a mil-
H0" °“hl° feet ‘lf gas' Another dan' mass of li’reiicil-(‘anufliuni»i linvc been
tenders, the labor employed in (laun-
diun mills is l<`relicli-Oaumlian. The
e workers on the fiiim and in the for-
lz . ‘ .
hulk, the size nf it big ocean liner, este. and almost entirely out of
en touch with industrial life ill shops,
mills or factories.
it wus stated that n woman named
`atmospliere. A dirigible balloon can Angelina Napoutana aged 28 _of
neither stay aloft nor lend in safety Sault Ste Marie, ont, had been sen-
w tenced to death for the murder of
her'husbaud. It was also stated that
she cx ects to ‘vc birth to a child
il§flrlfl‘
lBut he has been sadly .infortuiiatc in
lhaving his splendid liirsiiips, one rf-
ltcr the other llcstrou-,il l\_v rtrci-S of NATURAL GAS VERY SOO
i
i
Fresh Mined Coal
Round. Nut and Run of .\line,
when you want i-onl.
Order ut
A. Pickard 81 C0’s
Phone 240.
s- ~ dtf
infants’
.Shoes
vertise our Babies’ shoes we
weather or other accident.
Count Zeppelin well deserves the
_title sometimes given him of Admir-
lal of the Air, hc being the foremost
flier of this flying nge. It has been
his hope f.o1nnkc (lcruiuliy the mis-
l.i‘e:<is of thc air by his inventions und
exploits und his preparation for cf-
lcrtivc uf-rial wlirfurc, as Britain
had become iiiistress of the seas. But
thi- long und rupid succession of dis-
iuili-is lilusf linvi-_ now f~'onicwhlif_ moll-
_TIIE ONLY MEDICINE
FOR THE BABY
The only medicine ii mother should
give her little ones is one she can
give and feel absolutely safe tllnt not
the iiliglitest. luirin will result-a
medicine that is guiirrlntecd strictly
free from injurious drugs. Such a
uicdicine is Baby‘s Own Tulilets-
every box is sold under such a guar-_
nntse and the mother may feel per~
fectly safe in giving them to even the
new-born babe. Concerning them
Mrs Albert E. Wood, London, Ont.,
snyn: "I have found Baby’s Own Tab-
lets all that is claimed for them. My
baby has had them from birth :ind
MONCTUN EXPERTS TO' HAVE
MONCTON, May 17-Officials
the Moncton Tramways Electricity
Gas Company this evening received
sulting engineer of the company
London, awarding the contract
to Moncton, a distance of about
miles. The successful tender is R.
ed to sign a contract at once and
in work lui soon as possible
inontlis’ time it is expected gas w
at Moiicton's door. The pipe on
feet deep. The company has
three-inch mains in fhc city and
four-lncli mains. The contractf
pected, will be let in a short time.
An official on the company said
FIERIOIIS IMMBER FIRES
me natural gas mam from the W? cumstlinces, will it not be looked
gn upon by lnnny, and especially by
D El
in two months time, and on account
of this the execution is fixed to take
-N place in August. The Judge who
tried the case said he colild hold out
of little hope that the recommendation
,& to mercy by the Jurymen would be
a acted upon. Evidence was given that
cablegmm from E_ A_ Mitchel, con, the woman had been ill-treated by
in her husband, but apart from this if
for the execution of this poor woman is
ls allowed to take place under such cir-
those who come after us as un act
whelnlev.. M0uCt<>"» WHO “fill be “fi ni hnrinirlty ? It nniy he urged thht
such an uct is in accordance with thc
law und justice, hilt is there not ul-
g . _ .
The pipe for the main line has been so a mw of Charity and compassion
“rdcred .and m expected tu be on the which might well bc exerciscd in such
ground in three weeks. ln about two B case 7 And at this time when we
in are about. to celebrate the corona-
_ tht tion of our King, at which ni.. ome-
mam une Wm be lmd “b°“" three ious Majesty will be admonished. "So
. _ _ bee” to execute Justice that you forget
ilroceedilig with the work of laying nm' m,._my_~»
, 0'" Yours faithfully
d8l‘t~l are llflw glV9|l 1.0 ll'tlil`f. ldyllig “_ Huorprp SM]v|\H_
Ol' Bt l’cter's (llltliedral,
laying the mains in the city, il. il-l ex May |9_ 1911_
to-
night that construction work on the ’
gas installation and street railway 
would begin within a very few days.
IN NEW B““N‘BwwK Color and Beaufy ol the Ilair
will take tlicm eagerly. I am sigc  JOHN, llfly 1_7-2?erinlls lum- PIGSCIVCII WIIII 8 Illfmltl!
th , ‘ better medicine for lit e ber res are sti raging ii lnanysec-
oni;I~i‘i'jm The Tilblets are sold hy tions. Two had fires have iwwpf. the Remedy M‘de ‘ram S`ge'
BEAU'l`lFUI. IIAIR
are lost l
We cannot mention all our
styles, and it is not fair fo sin
gle out any particular style of
shoes for they “are all Beaut-
ies."
Vi/lieu we undertake to ad
)
Little nloccasiiis, bootees, __
sandals, shoes, slippers, etc
etc.
mcdiciue dealers or by mail at ZF: _rounf.l'y nenr Sussex. _ ‘ . _
l-.ents fi box from The Dr Williams _One man sf.nl'ted a fire to burn‘ru-b- thEr;’a95;l9€:at°V‘3l¥:wl“‘:§
Medicine (‘.o., Brockville, fliif.. blah, bilt the flames spread und des- ' Vt, I ` 'V f '
_..___-»-_=- [_-|~0y-ef] hig \)\|il(llng3_ Qual! 'l |95 “H Sag” 
lvlhonsw siisrnunicii. N.-.sr Moncton ru-en have swept nv-in '“"l"‘”‘°‘l “ali” l"-“~ ““°l‘ 1"* Wa"
--_ nw-_ hundred sores of tim-hi-.r lend and "eta llvupur' lztr|il=n<lfin;>`tl1|i'-'_rs iiiir ura-
NIGW YORK, May I7-President are still burning. mn £3" (1, l~"“:i m°\m"‘l:"|' ll:;‘;“t:r`
i.yni-li of the National Imagire today' Abraham Gogglus’ clntlring cangbt itll’ lullnlyrmlor fl ' '“" '
silspeiifleil Manager John .f Mc(-raw while he was endeavorlng to save his ?|,.'°-' ‘ ' ‘ I' thi "_k
of the Ni-w York club, for, thri-_il days livestock and flogizins' son threw the “` “"""l“‘ “T " W” """’“
fl- wieult of Mc(lraw'i~i trouble at ol-d gentleman into the river Botli herb f'"` l'h"‘ l"'rl""'e has been fm
ng fllllll "11 V New I Yorv-Ht .Imlliii were painfully burned V ' gre” t-1"" "ne m““““fa°"‘"`°r hm
Bi” hai; wiifh Finncrnn 1 ln’ 1-lf; George Mechanics Slnttle- take" '"lV“"t“ge ‘ll the fact “ml has
hmm V I i ment, and othilrr sections, great bil- plmled on th? mark” an meal "Balm
' ' -Doctors always speak well of lows of smoke arc filling the air and "ea" c°"t“l"'ng “;lph:;r' °,v“h'“,l"l“
our drug store. They know that we hundreds of men are out fighting the :;""‘“‘il3'riQ‘;'£,:)l":!:"d‘;;;l|e’?;‘ w*;,‘_;ihll,B"";‘u;‘
give every attention to tha drug and flames. d 3 I h H 1 R d _ Un) mam
p"“°rlp"l°" d°pmtm°m‘° and do not llliactiiileiisufif ntl-ilselilziiilelly nullhorlze
Take home an assortment,
or bring in the baby.
oll ~ _ ros
~. .
as
comment on
selling large
making. olil~
eiigllscdncgexliii Irctgdrtdlddtoingggs  AERIAL TAXI SERVICE NEXT _driiggistii to sell it under guarantee
limit his présci-igitlons nero lumlly mi -- . that the money will be rdimded if
mm N, do so youwm and lm prompt PARIS, May 16-The Temps that it falls to do exactly as represented.
careful and obliglng. The MacKinnon B M50 tlll B¢|'Vl°° Wm 90°" IW lil* TIF” l"`?’|‘“`°'l"l°“ ls °n°’§§l t° the
_ _ H, _ ai urated in Lucerne. Passengers pub ic at ity cents n bo e and is
Dru! Co" D A Mcxnmon' L Ig t ch kll -lmcommonded and sold bv Fl.  Fosg-
_ _ Ke, gt, will be carried a so mu a o
Bethune, Cor. Gt Geo t d,r&` mn". tu t Mqmmon Dm' 0°'
I
Se? 01"' Trouser R"§Q;;‘°“
Vvlndflw S ’ I Special Price
Display
Cl 9 $1.50 e
C()lllC.
5-18d3i.
\‘\’e have just received 150 pair fi'oiifici's whicli we will put on Special Szilc
for 'l`liiii':;d:iy, I"1'idrly :ind Sritlirdziy. -
Regular $2.25 Trous
(llir 'l`iolis;ei' Sale will occupy the ccilfrc of fliestage the balance of this
week. Yoii lic-rel' have too ill:iily lroiisciztz. We cull llt :lily palroflegs flint
Q
`€
Cn
fOr $1 .50 l
We Guarantee Everything About Them'
Nll'l`l0NAl. Cl.0TI-IING C0.
The One Price Store
 
WATER METERS ADOPTED
IN THE CITY OF HALIFAX
HALIFAX, Mayi 19-The fight over
"Walter Meters" that has been on in
Halifax for five years practically, en-
ded ivhien the City Council voted 12
to 3 to install 2000 meters in high
service.
Certain districts have long been
short in their simply of water and
the city engineer contends the meters
will stop waste enough to give n
good service all roilnd.
'DO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVl<l'S
signature is on each box. Z5c.
FREE TO Saturday morning
customers-ai handsome nlclfln
folding coat hanger. to all buyers
for cash to the amount of $2.00
or over. Come early-get li coat
hanger free. Moore Se Mc.I.i-lod.
5-20dII
We are home specialists and
our prices will please the most
fastlduous. The leading furniture
store ls offering alinn of bedroom
Suits. dining-room suits and
narlor suits that would makea
h lusewlfe happy- who has been
spending the past few weoksln
house cleaning. Special prices
cash purchases.--Paf.ons.
5-l9¢l3l.
_ Dainty curtaillings
Beer St Wcelcs
- --3dtf.
The popular Cluott. Arrow Col
lars are here today ln great var-
|ety.wo are showing all tho new
est stylesln close set. fold collars
with either square or round coll
ar. Those como In quarter sizes
and the price is 200 each. 3 for
506. Gluett Collars not only fit.
and wear but they possess all the
style that skillful Glitters and ex-
pert finishers can put Into a coll-
ar. There ls no collar as smartly
stylish ast.hoCluott ool|ars.Thoro
ls a style to suit. every need and
every tanto and we have the style
that wlll suit. you. 20c each 3 for
50. Moore ll McLeod 4-24df.f,
J _
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FIRE 
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[|~isuR/xricc

/
We Pay Your Loss Promptly
when the fire has swept away your possessions. If you have ever siiflhred frnm_flie_ cf'
feels of a dzuiiaging fire, you will huve some idea of the relief and conifort Il Ibn;
_ ,a
,know that you are prof.-cli-d hy a good fire insurl-lnce policy. You will find il B"
to your advantage In falfc out n l`|re iiisiirauice policy af mice. I I ' ,H
ll is never known when a coiiflagalioil may occur. The most rereni was I lu »
llaligor, Maine, willi if properly loss ol`Te.n Million dollars.
Our rates are the lowest l~i_uisislenf with absolute security.
Hyndman £3 Co., Limited..
General Agents, Charlottetown. P- I5- l»
Q   _ 4_7
'M IN 0 R 0 A 5
Standard No 50566 Rule I.A'l`lI-
Foaled 1908 sired by Onkley Barron (4) 2.23. Oakley Barron 1111150 
mark of 2.23 us u four year old In a seven heat race which be woll. dam
dam of Minor Oaks ls Parketta by Parkside 2,221; she is also thamme
10! Prince Louis 2.14%. the fastest trotter ever rained fn the Mar' th.
Provinces. Second dam Jenny May by Preceptor 2.18, I 9°" 0 UQ
world's champion brood mare sire, Nutwood 2.l8}. Third dam -l¢°“y‘s‘ 3
by All Right; is sire, and s sire of producing damn. 'M|¢\°\` 0°" own
years old this spring, and weighs 1130 lbs, he is a beautiful seal hlhong
strong lit. every point, disposition perfect, a remarkllbll' l\““d'°m°,m"y_
and for size, style, action and breeding has no equal in this  'm_m_
Minor Oaks will receive preparation for racing in his four !¢°" ° Wm bg
He will stand for the season of i911 at the owner'ii stables. “"5 “W|y
let to il llinlml number of approved mnrsl. For further fnformntlflll
to _
JOHN J. MATHESON,
Brooldyn, King! U0“””'
A--"~-~'f‘-ifllnii. ‘ gg
~ - ionala seem'
See our ada for special hosiery
values for Saturday-remember
that every cash buyer of six
pairs will receive a seventh pall
fnoe ofall charge--the offer ls for
saturday only. Moore Q McLeod.
5-20dII.
Ask to seo the SP ,na
loss siooiilnas '°" '§'i°§"poiis
women Saturday. BUY h and W..
of Ponman hose for casa". free of
will give you an oxlra D Mom., g
charge-this dey 0“'Y' ,._.. ||,
Mol nod. " “od
M, 1. rv i
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