Aunt
if
Iconld
“gg my gm xllll l1m03f
nc
‘°Afier takin Eve boxes, I was entirely
well again, he cure of my case by
' Fruit a tives" was indeed splendid
because all the doctors failed 10 CVC"
relieve me ‘ Fruit a tives” cured n
MRS LILZIE B§\TER
5oc a box 6 for $2 50-trial si/.e, 25c
At dealers or from Fruit a tives Limited
Ottawa.
Eilllllli Glllllllllll
_..._-
AN Ai’l’OlN'l"‘\vlE\lT -The appoint
ment of Mr James Larragher as the
Plant Line Agent at Cnnrlottetown
will be popularly greeted by all ‘dr
(arragher held the position of assis-
tant manager with the line for sev-
eral years, seriing under Mr Mon
boiirquctta for a number of years and
with Mr T Nicoll the last agent
for some time Mr Csrragher's tnor
ough training and combined with his
natural ability and courteousncss
makes him a most efllcient man for
the Iosition He takes charge at
once Mi H S Crane who has been
acting here since the seriice Ollellefl
nn Monday resumes his position as
genernl travelling passengei agent for
the llant Line During Mr Crane's
short stay in (harlottetown he has
rrade a host of friends among whom
he will be greatly missed
_
“ross
L_ __
\`\\\\\\\\
-" DODDb
KI UNE
@ [U11 igp
all -¢~*`s/"
'i Y 9 .4
r f4»;.4°,,~:
is "v
rm”
57f7§i
N Yo? e/
gimf/
CQ/
flex 21/.
:gan
“M
l
3rmP
Watch this space
next week for Gay s
Plant advertisement.
Themost popular veg-
etable and bedding
flower plants will be
g iisiui. .
5-27F.ii
 
e' 
.'= » 
. § - of
._ .- 5'/`
*i 3}gjf V
.  iii' ..4@_'w" l,
,  <1. ‘ _
- A1l°vr?¥i¢9k`l"°¢‘°9¥¢d “th
 iudgment
dfo  ,      
zgtly _“_ 113151093” ‘
sh fe'  ., _.
¢XP¢|'tW9 .WW _  _
new models. - f  - =_ 1
“We e.i'ef“Empress’f_ agents.
  ' . >~ .
'» ‘Wa 1il'vh=tlila style in Peliibl-
, 'njlstafand Tas Leathers at
a` pair
have paid for
not miss an issue, as su papers
discontinued promptly on exp
different parts of the county at whi
e following officers were elected- farce comedy with a nice plot r
res-Dr A McNeill Summarside, ing through it Last night. they
in
»t
To
time
And th
I9
--4-
Giardian -'mn osirrli eeeurrsii y
r at Linkietter attic as illness or some
months of Mr Thonliia lurray aged
84 Fel". one of the oldllt and most
reuegx a respected farmers of that place J
e
are Jas McDougall will preach on
ir! hath the 8th of June at Caps
verse at 10 50 Searletown at 3 and
-ON!
tion for
in
mum
--THE B
of cost for
Humnierside on
y _..._
Siinimerside at 'I
-ARRIVAL -The B S Cascapedia --'
om Montreal with ver lar e
town and Picton and will call
ummerside on return to Montre
riday morning J
DID
-MEDICAL MEETING -A meeting -THE COLONIALS- The
of the Prince County Medical Society
r, played to two full houses in Happy-
a land Theatre, Summerside, on Satur
m day and Monday nights On Saturday
eh night their bill was Mr Hopkinson,
as held in the Council Chsmhe
ummerside, Friday evening, with
rge attendance of medical men fr
ice-Pres-Dr J B Champion, Tyne sented Caroline, a thrilling dr
alley Secty-Dr lJohn .lard
ummerside, Association Trustee
anagement-Dr A A McLell
ummerside The following were elec
in -THE SWANSEA radar
al about 500 bags of produce and
DMKBKGB of sundries J
...__
pnpular Colonial Stock Comps
e, which was keenly enloyed by
1 large audience present
rince County Hospital Board of ""*"‘
sn, 'znmims Anmvis- A toe-
; gram was received Saturday morni
ith Hospital Board on internal man- U15 l`0!idefl06 Ol bel' HBPUBW Mr W
gement of Prince County Hospita
ardine, Tanton and Sinclair, Sum
erside J
-BASEBALL -The first game
ok place on the Summerslde Bebo
d advisory committee to consult 00"'/eyillg the news of the death
l
Jardine, North Cambridge, Mass ,
rs McEwen, O Leary Johnson, Tig- 'lbs Ma' gaiet Jardine, formerly
sh, Gallant, Wellington, F W _im-_ kreetown The remains arrived by the
|‘lI\l1ress last evening and ii ere tak'-n
to the home of Mr T L Humphrey,
Wilmot Valley from which place the
of funeral takes place today at 2 o'clock
e Prince County Baseball League I0 NOFUI B¢d0il\l° 091119?-ery J
terdsy
ul -CHURCH OF BCGTUIND -Rev
Bali
Tra
$
a y g T from
ard freight arrived in Summerside Halifax with a small inward freig
08l'lY yelttrday morning and arrived in Summer-side about 5 p m
gain about uve p in for charlotte- yestvrday and sailed seein about
t night on return to Halifax taking
200
mud
ever
unn-
pre
amn
the
lit
DY
a
nz
nt
F
Of
f
PRING
corset to
All the many
“La Diva” Corsets are
ment
the aid of I
who wear some one
the latest models in our
-3
,~
Every Corset that comes into this store must be one nf three thingsf-fsshinm
able,comfortablc, scientific “La Diva Corsets combine all three of these essentials
We have a complete collection of “La lfiiva corsets because we believe in them
They are designed by a firm known all over Canada, and which keeps in touch
with the latest fashions of Paris
Our customers tell us that ‘La Diva Corsets are not only comfortable to wear,
but it is also satisfactory to know eacliirpair is guaranteed not to rust,not to t¢ai'~,not to
break
E
$2 20 to $5 75
La Diva’ Corsets come in a variety of models for all types of women. Pric s
Special Prices ou D & A fiorsets for Spring
D QA Corsets, made of good quality white
coutil, well boned with flexible steels, medium bust,
long hip, four hose supporters, bust lace trimmed,
si/es 18 to 26  .  _ . Price 506
'lhe Prowse Special, a corset made specially for
ourselves from a good qu'ihtyI<rerichCout1l, medium
lciigili model six hose supporters Guaranteed to
give satisfaction  ..............................Pr|¢e 696
D Q A Corsets made of strong (, uiil, filled
with finely tempered stee s the =e:ison s newest mod
els, four hose supporters, bust trimmed with three
inch lace _ _ , _ ,  . .. Price 750
D Q A Corsets made of fine light sunitfier wei ht
Coutil, lon hips four hose supporters lace trimmed
bust _.-.g  ..   ’.-. l’r|ce$ltlll
Otherprices  . - . - |25 |40 |35
(hom teams ,hd exceuenf, wo,-ig The A rooms, Sumnierslde, last evening `
f
° “fir ~ -i~-i-=-i~--i-i-~~-i=l~~i-Jr-i-=r=+-i-~i~ -ii-
ein called at end of fifth innin
ssed by ri large crowd, the ne
ndersd ii choice program of music
iuraduy evening J
E Arsenault the department
ilitia and Defence, the depsrtmen
s decided to make n grant to cove
e defendant’s cost and also th
mount of the verdict in the case o
rs Webster vs six members of th
llowing are some of the moves i
his important case The plainti
aimed to have been iniured from
n August 31 1910 On May 19th,
B _Mr B Gaudet of the Mont,-ea; very room size rug carried o
the from last; season is being cleared out
wayiat big ieductiona to make room for
“mt new stock See Beer & Weeks ad in
this issue for detailed information
Beer 81 Weeks Headiiuuiters in
House fiirnishlngs 5-27MEtf.
L..-L .... .._=‘ \
911, a writ was issued against th
cfendants for $1500 damages an
e case was tried in Georgetown l
hen the yury brought in a verdict
i plnintitl of $950 and costs From
this decision the defendants appealed
to the full bench and at the same
time n lied for a non-suit on several
eal and these applications vrere
1912, when judgment was reserv
.
and in the following May the unani-‘
H one to_two bo iles or oousms MD 5
the grounds that the defendants .were rms' In me apr ng to pur y e °°
members of an organized Rifle Assoc-
iation under the statues of Canada,
and were entitled to notice-before ac-
hich in this cas was not
mous decision allowing a non-suit o
Z Z
wing to darkness The game was wit
he nut ,mme ,n yeague takes place matters discussed was tne calling
e
ummcrside Rifle Association The _Mr Albert Shar Summers
fle bullet, fired from the Rifle Rang
B in appointing a field secretary for
Island From reports received fr
were being received Among o
ri general meeting of the Pri
t
Z -Miss Lottie Sims, Kensingt
spent the week-end in Bayview
‘ guest of Mr and Mrs J I Stews
P
returned last evening fr'om "cGill
3 James McKinnon of Edmonton
° will spend sometime visiting with
use nttaclie at Berlin He was released
(‘ounty Alliance the date of which “Ten his credentials W hed
__('A\]g gE'pTLE]_) - Through the neeting will he announced later m _'Y E 1"
orts of Premier Mathieson and Hon .,-
f WESTERN PERSONALS
on ation required
Di- Chaser Oln nt will reii ve you at once
the and is certain cure IE a sox ntl
rt dealers, or Ednisnson. ‘as U Co Lim wil
Toronto Sample bor 'me if yan mention this
0 gripe: and enclose ac. i in psy poliillre
, _ _ _
P ___ if ,
HI, Soo our big I9 cent wash goods
it was accompanied by his sister Mrs Sam Bd THU" S00 UW il00d§ .IUSC
ere veri
Do not mines
anetherda with
ltchin lecu
ing, or rotrud
ing Piles. No
surgical oper-
_Y gg-_xaslsi
ol
rounds last evening between the Red -'P C T A -All 8 Ineetlng 0! the r
0, and the Independents, and was Prince County executive of the Tam- e I 
closely fought game The members I-l€I`8YlC8 AIUBHCB. |1815 in the Y M U
The Provincial Silver Black Foxe ,Lid
dependents won by s score or 5-4 a resolution was passed approving mm
ith one innings tu spare, the game the action of the Provincial Alliance    ____ “_ __x______J_____ W
2;; .urs Ann Anrinszrnn ` ` ' ` ”` :"==‘°”""` “"“ " ”“"""' "`
d‘""°“t “"°“°“° "‘“°h “"'““‘“°f]i,‘;§ sr PETERSBURG May zo-At e ¢
vi
andstancl being well patronized *as exllfesiled at the WHY in W ‘  ‘
iring the grime the Crystal Band the hmds t0 mammal” this P°5i3°" f{‘(p11r:1gv;'»n:h:;1|;"I;;s<1t'efi‘;itlf§' iassigigggagltol I(-in      a  a '-
ml; proved to he Minor Howl, military, 0 .
mitted to be one of the very best propositions yet
placed on the inarket
“her monaco 5-zvmzi
ho as quickly as you can Moore &
Head ilttice Charlottetown, P E l
uly 1911 the 'nal lasting four days to Mlscouche where he Shan
d Bank stall Amherst, returned by
“ Empress Saturday night on his
his parents for a few days
Spring-Cleaning
‘ if Reiiieiuber there is a straight guarantee of 20 p. c. div-
o
'up
grounds. The argument on the ap-
D
heard in Charlottetown in January,
ed
Mrs. M. Morgan, 411 ith Ave.. E
Brainerd. Minn., writes: “I take fro
tt H d’ S rsa a
just as regularly as I do my house
and light-hearted. 'I believe it is th
best blood purifier known."
The Human System Needs II.
-»
m
cleaning, and go around light-looted
l FIRE y A large portion of this stock is being placed abroad.
to 100 per cent.
'the assets ot the tompany are tive pairs of Silver
Black Foxes allPROVEll BREEDERS from one to three years
A of 3112. Dalton, _tlulton and Gordon Stock.
idend for the first A year, with every prospect oi earning 70
ing this decision, were under consi
erable expense and ss they claimed in
one of their p1eas,in which no decision
was given in the judgment, they were
not liable by statute being an organ-
ized Rifle Associa.tion.'They therefore
made application to the department
‘r a vote to cover their :ex enses
fo D
J J G &  \which has been granted as well as
e a $950 the amount of the verdict at the
trial to reimburse the plalutill for
her iniury. The application by the
plaintiff for their costs was not
granted. The defendants in this suit
were H. R. Crockett, E. H. Monkley,
J. H, Prichard, A. W. Leard, EL W.
Manson and J. F. Lafferty.J.
.__-
CASTURIA
tion w e,
given, The defendants, notwithstand-
, . .d_
` For nifmm and children. it V, Y
Ilia lilml lou liau Alesis Bought “~-,,;f,‘,-;   ,,;.;,,., ,,;‘;,,;,§,;, '_,, ,.,
herbs as to raise them to their highest
efilclency; hence its unequaled cures.
Get lt today. Sold by all drugglstl
everywhere. 100 Doses ll.
L____ f-_... 
goods that this store has' eve
Raitnos-Bedford Cords Foulard
during this sale atjust I9 c-ents
Moore 8: Mc-Leod. 5-27m2i
‘ Sdn our windows for 'sample
u
at I9 cents-commencing Tues
day morning. Moore Q Mc-Loon.
Salesman lllaliied
‘-,-i‘.
> z
/Get The New \
Suit .HERE
If you want ri suit that issmart
and stylish-has all the finest points
,of perfection, fits perfectly, hangs
rig t-you fneed to look over our
ine.
We are showing _ali the newest '
d Smai-tEs_t‘ ,sty1es_1n tweeds and'
worsteds fo menof every' age,‘every
size and -evehy, ,
V ` YOU-I'  your suit 11
Pr1¢=s~r=\°_e¢ from; was sfo...--=$l°,
s.':1:2:':e".22.;;°l.";le:°;:.';° all L°w==' RM ind Pima. he
to 510 cents per yard. Offered sculcflwm of Loss” ‘  
JA Share _of Yo`ur_\!nsurance J “»=Anynd|_“an ESq.,|:0l “yndman & C0;  (:harl0“Q.
55|, Business holicit/ed town] , .
of the wonderful wash good-f .
valuesthatthis store offers youl_ E., T° H] gs
..  9 énfv rnrisouu
Q.
..sss:,ss::s:;u:;.:;f-mfr; .AND lslmlinvesilrrs" ilééirino lo on in al rar Should an uvicllli-
__ _G G MAFINE   ---Provisional llirectors---
of ll.%“2X2i€”i.T§-.f.§°?.. 2.223 INSURANCE PRESlllliNT ~
...f...., ..._ Th...  3.....  , . ` John Agnew Esq.-, [Ex Speaker Legislative Asseinbly P.ll.l.]
l
_ 1
_______, __ 3_.2.m3‘__ mn.. { R.,........ 2... L   lklilois, Esq [Charlottetown] 4
. f Provisional lltrectors. ., ~f  l 'fi
May24,l/Istttf
 ri is-nz* _._ -__-
Liverpool
Roi- at ` '
et
,Riviera    
K°ld line on pliin white body.
consideredjt is
-.97 Pieces
A complete prospectus and full particulars wil be l '
~ A ' .’ l c sromr ' " "`*"~  ' ` r~ » ~ rn-
s.... ts.  4   lshd upon 'application to the Sec’y Treas, or to l %y"ii`f§!tbe
"“°°tm°f f " » l`;f`§?;r:'li';'i;rdsi'i'§_ii:i?g?(e;i§_dlidaiidgdiglfllrgi ' ` ‘ ' A  ` ‘