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On Your “At Home” Day 
4 There are some oecnsions more important than others when nothing
but tlic finest and best is good enough. Such an occasion is your"At Honic."
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Ncilszm's Reception Chocolates are par-
ticularly in harmony with the elegance and
taste there displayed. Their ilsintg/_netting in
a beautiful package; in addition to their <loli~
_|,,, cious goodness, is ri delight to yourself uud :i i
V* ` dainty compliment to your friends.
The Reception
Package
Aff' 'qy"- ‘rv Order n package of l`lcilson's Reception :,~-
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WILLIAM NEILSON LIMITED - '/~ TORONTO
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5  Unmixed
 ',_.'»l_‘,`__f,__F_erti izers _ I
Take More Money _
From Your F ifelds, '_
Mr. Farmer
If every square inch of your tai in isn’t producing
its full share of the year’s yield we can show you how
to make more money. Every square inch of prcfitable
and arable soil should be represented in your bank
account. If it isu’t your land isn’t in ihe condition it
should be.
To make every field ioo per cent more product-
ive, io insure the certainty of a richer, larger and bet-
ier crop from every iield, ro rut down your own work,
you need to use Uuniixcd Fertilizers, the English kind
-the kind we sell.
;7;€:§‘_f1 ~_s_.,.7z::§L-;
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'he .éurplied singly or in combinations
kind cf .crop or soil, to meet the demands
intend fn cultivate and to put any
condition for the succeed-
b_ael< io thc tired. ‘
of fertility, of .1
abontg,
Eros
en. Bolt”
auxin lost
concoction
-Misses
i 7,";‘ai‘__i__,frI af- ,
._.°LUoKv NES-ioiiii|i.l`i'si¢i}An
Kinnbvlgt °\\=l`i:is  ntrwud
emo _lm Ill :moi ; supers-
ult lthvin oilslsqugs' if _ -
:rt 1: leading qmyiiq  _suv
dwwm .
-in-. uabon;stss¢»nk bali/s¢a..Jna
dim- or1"lv°<l.  Wednes-
dl! °\'°°i°¢._ llisli-.llL`\bsosc_s, oi' ton
friend; and Nlstivu in Wilmot vni
ay.- _ 
'~ 4;  ,
...~r-osx HIGH.-owing in ins un-
Uwsl blsh price ior pork during tha
vsstlew months than ig g, ;;¢a1_|¢3,.
di? 0! Y°““S Pigs throughout the
asstarn diltliilt. -ltnisinot theliogs
that are grunting now.
...’POULTBY.-_'l'h¢< . poultry moot-
ingahaia by M’-. Bannon, in chin nia-
trict the past week wore largely at-
tended. Judging from the interest
taken by poultrymen ‘one should sg-
Decbs lsrse amount oi-improvement
in this important line.
...°EARLY BIRD.-The blue crane
has strived at East Point, but is
somewhat premature. ~'0wing to the
cool spring he has to do moat ot his
lishing through the ice 'which' "seems
quite reluctant about leaving the
ponds and rivers. I
-Mr. Vincent Harrington, for the
Dsst year shipper with Messrs R. T:
Holman. Ltd., Summerside, 'has rc-
signed his position with that iirm to
accept the agency for Prince County
of the Dominion Organ Go. Hs wil
take up his new work to_day.J. '
-PREMISES RAIDED.- Acting on
information of Inspector Phillips,
Pollcemcn Oaks and Steele drove to
W°UlnEl-00 Y0St¢l'd8y afternoon and
rnidcd the premises of Hudson Mc-
Ausland and secured s quantity of
dark bccr, snmples of which will be
.-inaly/cd. This person was lined not
long siro for a breach ol the Prohi-
bition Law.--J. .
Luslroiiillair ` i
For Women'
roots in Callivlsll. on s visit to- The-y
Dill
whose
mud' aqinu' in-ian or on
deranged ssrvo_osnt.ies and correct tha.
vrr;;ig argon of the holrt. I OM'
Fl- |Jl~,D,°,\\¢l\|s,  _
vn-iws:-“Isn\goin¢`to|ondy_oumyiz:
tlmonisl [Dt what your Mllbll!1l’g_ Hoist'
_md Nerve ‘Piih dllflm me ‘Fluff four
years I could not sloop well at night: ls
l‘2ia"`l‘i"‘i “"‘ii`n°”""' "°‘°i,§‘Z i'i‘fi;_»i
' than iiaipiild ina. yninlol-luis
l‘$3nN‘I.li rriiilii’ noni” 'J §`i..‘$’l'i.'§ fill
me sigrestxriount di  I dt
seo as we as ever, an can
` anygne who suffers from heart trouble ip
try them." \ ~ _
Miibimra says and Nam Phu an
_, 50 cents u. box' 3 boxes for$’l.25, at all
1 icniers, or mailed direct on receipt i
ina- ny 'rua T, Munnn on., uiniiai.
Toronto. Oni- ‘ ` ' ‘L
, --TRAY\'BIi‘ER.-Among the trnul'
,ters from one conference to another
oi the Methodist Church, 'in June
next is found the name oi Rev. Jas.
Elthrothnrd pastor of the 3111111110!-‘
side Methodist Church who is to be
_transferred to the Nova Scotia con-
ference. ,
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i --AU'l_‘Of-lOBILES.- At s. meeting
of the residents oi Fernwqod, held
last Wednesday evening, the follow-
ing resolution re automobiles was
adopted: Resolved that we, the rote-»
paysrs oi Feruwood school district,
do strongly protest against the re-I
noni ot the Automobile Act, and fur-
ther rcsolved, that a copy of this re-
solution be forwarded to Premier
Msthicson, ,to our representatives in
lliegmlatiire, and to the press for pu\-
iiciition.-J.
-summons lssusp.-A anni-
mons was issued by Policeman Oaks,
Siimmerside, yesterday, against D.H.
f rwlllinms, representing the Olivor
PARISIAN SAGE STARTS HAIR
GRUWING AND INQREASES
ITS ABUNDANCE,
No r'oisoNous susan on moan
Oli SUDPHUR IN DELIGHTFUL,
REFREHHING PARISIAN
SAGE,
Ii you haven't enjoyed the mar,vel-
ous benefit derived from using, re-
freshing PARISIAN Sage, the mod-
Iypowriter Co., charging him with
attempting to sell Typewriters with-
out first taking out a license. Mr.
Williams put up a depositfnud acting, afternoon, April ,24th, at hall past
on udvics from his hous has en
e g-
iugerl council to fight the dose, his
contention being that hs was not
soliciting Orders, but was arranging
tor the appointment ol, an agent ' in
the town.J . ,
...°FISI-IING-Messrs. Jerome Chap-
'ern hair grower, bsautifier s.nd‘dau-
druii remedy, you have missed a real
man and Stephen Lapierrs will catch
lobsters at _ _Red Point; thi_s, scnsop.
The license and stand of tho McLel-
tre t. _
lgvery woman should use PARI-ilsu Packing Go. being acquired by s.
SIAN Bags not only to bunish dan
drufl and other head troubles, but to
present falling hair, bliulucss, gray-
ness. Bud faded hair. PARISIAN
Sage puts lilo and luster into any
person's hair. It keeps the scalp and
hair immsculately clenn, and causes
the hair to come in thick and abun-
dant. _ .
PARISIAN Sage is not a dye. It
does not contain a particle of pois-
onous lead to discolor the hair or
any injurious ingredient.
Got n _bottle today. It only costs
half a dollar and is sold at drug
stores and toilet counters every-
li
w ste.
Geo. E. Hughes guarantees it;
11...- » '-'
Souris firm, a number of boats will
fish this water during the open sea-
son starting the 26th. Looking
,hack about thirty-five years ago when
the Shanks factory was running in
Fortune, the fishermen would row up
ito Red Point, haul their dory up to
fa rock just oil the Cove-and which
icon still be seen at low tide-loud
‘their dory with lobstersusing only
gan ordinary dipnet, receiving as pay-
iment ilfty cents per hundred Bsh. To-
day the most expensive and scientific
,method must be used, and the usher-
man receives as high as ilve and six
dollars per hundred pounds for their
fish.
" I
, Aucmon Sale
, ,
Miik.Cows due io freshen
'and young aioclr.
This undersigned in instructed by Ray
Clark to lol hx' Dnuiic n_uoiion on ilia
plrsmisss. st “Knzlnawn - iarm. Bax
i w l.ct_1'sor_L Tuesday iha zum dig' if
Apegli  Lzti e hour of I o'clock i’, _
i e tio  cattle:
Fourteen in ouwt sll dun io freshsn
shurtly,most of these ro loofd shorthoru
rndes . they are nil in_ra| bys pure-
bred Shnrth rn hull. Five two yearold
steers. one iisl|i=r._ twelve splendid grads
shlortnoiin yeurlings, &c. lerms at sais
s s . .‘
9 vnu li"-
` ' wa . M UBHEY.
4-BMESBL ` ` " D 'ouguctlonee
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I consider MlNARD'S LINIMENT
the best Yiinirnent in uso.
I not my foot badly jammed lately.
I_ bathed it well with MINARITS
LTNIB/!EN'l‘, null. it was as well as
ever next day, _
Yours vory truly,
Theres no fuss or bother
about getting a meal, with
Kelloggs T0&6ted Corn
are not They. are , `
in the house
_ Always ready to servo fresh,
and nutritious.
ig-s_ig'11ature;’ .
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Sold by all Grocers at 1Cc the
i-package. ` Look
    y   into 
lliss Glsdyl
was receiving
in the P E I.
oi weeks, il
ig hor sight
-nah
”_ Tha many in-imill ol~
.Marshall will iro¢Nt to
thars is no marked-
hei: condition, altho
comfortably yeatsi°dsy_
-ver.-7
.His many friond_s,will~‘
learn from s telegram
St. John to his
of Pownal Bt.,
Mr. Frederick F.
fully passed _tha
_tions just held there.
.he is entitled .to
Captain. Captain
Mr. John Cullen,
Edward Island. Hs .going
to sea for a number oi years. »
Mr. Har:-ld Clay. _tormarly oi
Bridgetown, now oi Charlottetown,
day. Mr. Clay has always been halo _
and hearty, and except lor. o slight
attack or the illness this spring; ha; ,_
snjoyad good health tor many yous.
1-Ie said yesterday thot, but fora.
tolling in his syeaight.- lie. tools as
,wan and atrous as when n. box. nt-.
_tending P. W. C. His msnylrisnlls,
wish Mr. Gia! mls? Yeats-9| pros-__
,parity and ,hope that his 'lmilingt
countenance . mnyremain with them,
many years to come. _i ‘ _
John J. MacLeod, Mrs. Manhood'
and iriuiily arrived here by the North-
umberland last night from -Montana,
U. S, A., where Mr. Manhood, has.
resided for upwards oi 15 yea.rl.lllr..
MacLeod is certainly one .oi -the unc-l
cessiul Islanders abroad, but-yot 'she
has a warm spot in :his hssrt for
little Prince Edward Island whcr he
was born and spent tho.osrly.pa\;_oi
his life, in the thriving settlement of `
Heatherdolo. It is Mr. MacLwd's,
intention to. tuko up iarmln'g,agsin~,i
and no doubt with the ixnprovgd me-i
thods now obtliined in t_iiat`~most
noble calling _and the many advanta-
ges oilering with the bright prospects
for the future in storstor the isr-
mers of this Province, he may be por-
suizded to make his stay among us.
All his acquaintances will welcome
him homo again. _
The marriage of Miss Lily Pitbliulo
to Mr. W. Clement Munn, B. A., will
take place va-ry quietly on Thursday-
iivs at the residence of her iather,
Mr. John Pitblndo, 242 Sherbrooke
St.. Montreal. Rev. Bruce Taylor of
lit. l’aul's Church will perform the
cermony. The bridal couple will lesvc`
immediately for New York. and Bos-
ion. returning later to spend- the re- '
aaiabraraa nia mn biriirasy yaatar- ° `
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'If this testimonial will further ilie good work of ' Fruit-a tives",
it with my full authority." J. B. HARD!
Are you wondering how “Fruit a tives' -s medicine made from fruit j
can cure Gall-stones? We will tell you. The Gall bladder i_s"tlis reseryo
holding the Gall, or bile, secreted by the liver. If there is insufiicient bil _
the bile in the Gall bladder is thick and easily forms stones. When the li
weak, it secretes very little bile and then the Gull bladder is partially filled
a thick jelly-like mass of bile and thus formsiuto lumps or stones, ‘.‘Fruit-n
stimulates the liver to secrete more bile, and this increased bile iiofteri
Gall-stones and by overiilling the Gall bladder, forces the passage of the st
through the Gall duct-and thus cures the disease. ,
“Fi-uit-a-tives" is the only medicine in theworld made of fruitiuices. _
wonderful process, the medicinal properties of certain fruits are glreat y inten
-then valuable tonics and sniisepties are added and the who e made int
pleasant tasting tablets known in every section of Ciinnds as “Fruit-ii-tives’
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.56, trial size, 25c. At dealers or sent on receipt of
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
_ ~ J. s. i-isnoina., s¢"q;'~‘ fi  "'i'L*=» 
_ ' 46 Grove Ave., Tosorrto, Our., ]an..ioth,
“I suffered untold sgiony from GALL-STONES, for_ the past three
and tried many doctors without getting relief. I also p\id”.$5.oo for one
of, medicine wliich_was uselesii. At tiniesogie _pain from those gsllfsiones
great that I lost coiisciousiieu, and my. nd tioii _was desperate. I was
satisfied that I was dy-iniaiid the doctors said I- must be operated upon.
“ During one of t ess very severe, acute attacks. I_ was 5ivcn
“FRUI'1‘-A-TIVES", and after taking s short treatment of this ieme y I p
gall-stones over sn inch in lenlgth, and as many ss one liuniircd and o
hundred in number. "FRUI -A-'§_l`IVES" was the only thing Llist ygoul r
my pain. They are the greatest medicine in the world, and if there,_iii_*anyo
Canada, or anywhere else, that suders from gall-stones, I soy, "Leith:
“Fruit-a-h`u¢s” and be r/1rr_'d”. _ . _ ,
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By ii
siiied
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pi-ice
maiiider of the honeymoon at “Kil-
maron". The summer residence oi
Mr. Fithlado_ at Lake Manitou in
the Laurentian Mountains. After
September the will reside in The
Y
Claridge, corner-St. Mark and Tupper
Sta, Montrood. _ ~
An Appalllng Condition
Iuvurisblé results when you use a
chesp corn salve. 'Be judicious, use
“i’utnsm‘s," for fifty years it has
cured cornu and warts that nothing
else can touch. Ask for Putiiuru's
Painless Corn Extractor only, 26s.
at all dealers.
-A woiiossrui; nEM"EoY 1
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That perfect' Ht and com
_ fm; _which you are assured
f when you ask foriyour _Size in
Pan-Ang_ie_ Underwear wie
'kind knit to iit) .great-ly im-
' provs,s-the look of, your outer
garments, and gives you a
feeling _of being. well,-di'_e8_sed
from the skin out
stabs -
_ other uyiqgiwear is more . _
' or iess_~c_>i`._‘a makeshift ‘ or  A Q © . E, ; '_
--it__b,tilg§s, saga, 19595 A  __ ___i__
 ,{'.._t» .;,_..» .3 ‘ KJ,
W ~hasn't even _one~ of the faults you ars_.ius|iii"io paying'
'-,nggod money l;0_b_oli1Ler _\i_f_ltl_i.: -Just try `Pen-Anglolou 
  11°" ii' S“f°lx_.._il9f@§ wire f.l_1s\111<l°ri~se=;l»\ii
_g gaaauanu' for man ' angfygmaa -and _~_;»'¢__iiii<i.- ` 1 ' _ ng;-e
" _; ¢hé'»rare-v°u‘irad§;jaii’t:f»%i=,;-=#f~  ~ f -» 1
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