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Court Cabot I.0.F._meets tonight.. 1 _Tim Pflncw* '“"_'i"°d fmm F°l“l dl* Sp8ak'a wofd of Eflgllsh. °
Ploughlng is under way in the vicinity > Rx _
°‘ Pulmer Rom' I twenty passengers. The mails will be
Since thc ice went out a few barrels of
oysters have been caught in Badeqne Bay.
ll. C. Mills made the first shipment o
oysters consisting of 10 barrels to Mon-_
trenl yesterday. 41
morrow evening on her first trip of thi.
tra
morning train from Charlottetown? 5
hcne yesterday evening at. 0.16 with a
ll cargo of mixed freight and almost
Sr. JOHN, April 26-When the immi-
auier leaving on the arrival of the grunt train carrying the steerage pas-
nsferred to this route today, the
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The opening of Summer street has t
ngers of the str. Tunisian, arrived in
e depot Saturday at noon from Halifax,
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50"! ""¢`h¢‘i "“ ““`k“'“"i si“3°~ P* T' it was learned that a Danish immigrant-
Thc “calmer Cummma is due hen; My gunning having declined the offer made b
the name of Jarinsen was missing, and
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y the Town Council for his property now it WM feared ,|,a'\h,, had "ne" an the
M tr al protests against any interference of the ‘train ,md had been kmuh Fellow pl*
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season froni on e . » st
The sehr. Telephone is being loaded with c
oats for Picton and the Jessie Newell is U
hiring loaded with outs for Point du Cheiie U
by Joseph Read 8L Co. 1,
A Suiiiiiicisidc inerelinnt received last
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cvciiiiig a coiisigiiineiit of goods from St. hi
John. “Mudd by wire on me pEc“u\.m transferofihe Fainiliilf Diolierty effect/ed.
evvniii;_f. llic~ shine nieirhaiit is still M , _ _ _ . _ _ _ .
\viiitin;g for goals \\'liii'h hzivc bi-cn lying B
al Picton for three inoiiths. __
Mayor Coiiipton, like many others, is Ul‘=\C€- -\il‘~ BFHCG b0ll8h@ l-N5 ill'0D0l`l»)’
fo si “
getting iinpatieiit. waiting i' good
delayed at l’ictou. .\lr. Compton is it
w:itcliirig diiily for iiii-rcliundise which Cl1¢\l\U0l'Y COUFU. but MF- Fllml'
arrivt-.fl at Picton ov:-r three iuontlis lllg U|1\lmS £0 l1l\\'L‘ l>0\li!i\l» this “Tip
--be rcuioveil, it is not likely that anything in nu n_ so R is presumnble wut e
one fouiiiiiition onthe west side of the S
umbliug down should- this foundation h
trators have been appointed and ii
rlanning non tliiiins the ownersliip of
strip 5 ft wide by Zllll ft long of the street-
ite purchased by the town from J. A.
‘ith the rest of the James Mc-Lcod estate
etiveen \\'ater and Alley streets from the
ill be done with it untila board of ur* _
ngers said he had first been missed u hen.
ell" 01 the °l‘1 U““1Pb°ll Bm* lmlldinl nie train wsein nie vieiniiyofreciteeune
ijolning his own. However in view of A `
ie danger of Mr. Fanning's building ,,ot_bc'°,md_ It “ussaid by mme that
search was at once made, but could
e had been seen aborfrd the train when
t Mo to h
elsh Exhorter Caused a Scene at a Revival Meeting by
Declaring That Someone was _Trying to liypnotlze Him. .,
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vii nuiins wniii Milli i"iiiizi
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ago, and lie oo.-S not iiiiiii-r.i.ii..i it-ily withtlwiironvrlylww occupied by him
other iiiorc recciit olxipiiiciits should take fl`0Ul R- MU C- 5l~ll\`€l‘I- Il lS:Unfl0l`-‘EU-lod
pr"ecr-ilcncc to his. Soniebody will die UNH M11 5ll\\'\'l`lf ll0ldS U10 deed W 201200
,,,,m,. uf L],,_-,,,- ,lays and have to do with. ft. and claims to have sold §only15.t2(X) ft.
,,uL_,,.,m;,,_ _to .\lr. Faniiiiig, thc other 5 ft being
occupied. Interested thcrcforc in this
Loxnox, April 20.-The Daily Mail pub-
lishcs the following: -ln the Snii Hall.
I.iverpool,Evan Roberts faced an audience
of seven or _eight thousand people and
The old building iiexl thc Brace Block 3
which is bt-ing torn down to be rcplnccil Fm,|,;ng_ Mn B,.,,ce_ the Uhmwwy C0“,.t_
by a liricl; blot-it i. fa<i_l, be-inc; it-vcliiil to ,,
the grounfl. 'lhe clispii.~al of this lniilrl- ,.
ing r inovoe. one of the olviinst liiiiil iiiai-kei. y
l-l`lil0f 5l`1Uil fb tml l-he UJWII. MF- made an extraordinary demonstration. lputation oftlieclergy. He himself was
"There is an English friend in this and- a minister of many yea standing and
nd some even think that this strip - i,.nc¢ who |,,,,,, come gg hypnotize n,e_" he
iglitlylleloiius to the old Green estate, ie_“.y,,_|med_ nw," you l,,,“.e,m§ bu||,|_ gy-,.L,n_ _
il” ‘Wil-'illlii 0“`"""S- M11 1"'\l\l\il\L¢ 5`l"~`Pl€l" ing at once, or else the Loid forgive you? j "Oh, brother, brother, don’t" replied
Itwus built illlulli fvfll' )’l‘1\f»i\l~'<’ 1'!-' U10 day ii-iii-eil ofl' live fl. of the property from 1]
laik liL'0r,.'L‘ U`-\"-'lib l'l1\Uk-"'\\lil\~ ‘V110 thenurtli end of his building hack to yi
oo4,_u;i.~il it as :i i-twiilieiice for .sonic _.\||ey 5;" IL is pr,,|_,,,|,|,, ,hm M lheisi
yciirs. l`hi~ lnililing has had vaiio\i_~; S
ti‘n;iiiis.~inu»,- iiiiioii;_' wlioiii were tlielntfi U
pirciixl meeting of the Town Council this cp
vciiing thc first one of the nrhitrzitors
ehas come to play with the sacred Mr, Roberts.
iings of God," he went on pas-" “But the accusation has been made
unntcly, “yet God can sweep him like
inff before the wind."
Mr. llobri-ts coiupluined that some ineni-
C~ U 5““"'i*"`”- l“"“"" "'“k""' th” lm" “fill ill* f\l\llUi“lW|~ bcr ofthe audiciiceobiccted to the trouble
llr l). li. .\lcl{:i_\', t.li~.~ lute \\'iii lieiii.
\\'ri|;lit.:S<‘liui~:iiiiii Sc Co., .\lurphy LQ Solis i
l.:itel_v p.:i't ofthe liuiliiiilg was ascii by
Misses lloiii and lloss as ai restaurant and
anothcr part was used as u sample room.
Couglis, col/is, lioiirseiiess, ann other
throat. ailments are quickly relieved by
Vapo-Oresolene tablets, ten cents per box
All ilruggisias.
V.; l.l'.-\liLE ADVICE 'l`O MO'l`llERS.
If your child viiiiii-5 in from pliiy couirli-
iiig or show ing i~\'iili-iicos of (irippL'.So1'e
'l‘hi~oiit. or siitkiii-ss iii any kind, get out
  _#gel - =\i<<=fi=\lwut forty. n iuillwfiglll ill
iliiscs of ti-nlilrops -if 1\i‘rvilii-.c in .~\vei»li-ii-
oil walt-i' cvciy two liiiurs. 'l`lii.~ \\ ill
|irc\‘t;i\t :iiiy si.-rioiis; trouble. .\Io_linii_iii-iii.
oi-'pain reliever vquiilh }"ol.~,i>ii's Bt-rvilinc,
uhich has been the tri L-:it fiiinily rl-i\it‘_fly
in Uaiiiidn for thi- lii.~t llfiy ycnis. 'li-y_
n ;i.">c. bottle of _\`i-r\ iliiie. ‘
Invictus shoes for men -Alley
& .Co. Charlottetown Agents.
22dw ti.
\\'hyii0tluke up l.ife Insurance as a
pr >fe-sion. None 0ll'ers gi‘cii.ter prospects'
It might be to your advantage to read the
Mutual Life nd. in nuotlicr coluiiin.
:£811 li
Buy Carters’ Evergreen special l,
mixed Lawn Grass. imported di-
rect froui a celebrated seed firm in
United States. See Catalogue for
oirections etc. For sale at Carters’
reed Store. 25d iw
Christy Hats are the best
hats on earth dou't forget it.
Besides we can shape your hat to_
your head perfectly and put your
name on the band all for the price
of the hat-Prowse Bros.. The
Hatters. 285 3l \
When sick you employ tlii: best pliyl
siciiin. \\'hen in need of legal advice you
employ the best lawyer. \Vhen in necd_
of service of any kind you empley the
most ciipaiblo workman in that piirticul:\r
lint- of business. 'Ihe~ sninc applies to
buying shoes. You will get thc best at iiiy
store.-Conroy the Shocinan, Sunnyside,
oi.. re..-e, sm il.
MILLWRIGHT KILLED.
S'r..IouN, April 25.-W. Byron Still-
this constant exercise caused, fnnd deni-
iiiided that innn to pray for forgiveness.
"Now," Roberts burst out, “don‘t be
surprised if your arm withers by your
side." There was another pause, and it
voice ln the gallery suggested that per-
haps the oflciider was an Englishman.
“lie is not English, but Welsh," replied
Roberts; “he is not acliurch member, but
ii deacon; hc is not ri. deacon, but a prencli-
er, ho is noi: a preacher, but n minister o
tyre rind Holli~y`s mill nt Cliipiiiiin, N.
B., was ki`leil there today. His urin was '
ciiught in thc inacliinery and was sever'_d,
whilc his hotly was also terribly injured. ,
l)r. ll. B. lliiy did :ill that could he done y
forthe injured mziiigbut he died two
hours" n.it.cr thc acoideiit. He leaves ai
widow, two sons and one daughter nt
Ciiipiiiain.
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved.
The excruciating pains clinrii.ci.eristic
of rlieuinntism and sciatlcn are quickly
relieved by applying Cha.inberluin's Pain
linlin. The great pain rclie\'i`ng power
ofthe liniincnt has been the surprise and
delight of tliousiiiids of sufferers. The
quick relief from pain which affords is `
alone worth many tiniest its cost. For
siile hy nil Druggists.
COMING EVENTS.
City Council meets on the second Mon.
day in ent-li month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mayor; W. W.l.`lurke. City Clerk.
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Invictus shoes lor men.-Alley
 Cc. Charlottetown Agents.
22d wtf.
A $2.00 TRESS HAT IS
GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME
Said a gentleman the other day.
Of course they’re good. the best
$2.00 hat in the world.-Weeks &
Co.. Sole Agents. 22d tf.
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iflifeéiriltn  
one-nan cent iT“Word"Eich"ln§ertion. bfilonsecutive ln-
sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks,
and One l'ionth as Two and One-half Weeks,
Minimum Charge 10 C¢flf5 with 0|'fi_f_§';_ _
ADVERTISEMENTS
“' """Y'“ `].-01, SA`f,;.;_ ~ \v_s.:~."i‘i-:ii
lfilll SALE ---l?eddiiig and furniture,
anim- iinihc giiny and wiiliiut., iiiny be seen
iiiiy aftoiiioon iitildiss Scotl;'s, KL-nl ht.
2803i pd
T0 LIT.
W2\.\"I`l§ll-f\ good smart and steady
boy .or .store or will-cliousc. Must
be ii good peniiinn and good at Ari-
thmetic. Applyat thlsofllcc. 22d tf
TO i.l~`.'I`.-v'l'lii- three story dwelling
house, iinitninlng eight/ rooms, has
iiiudcrn i-uii\'ci\iencc.=e, :~liui\ti~ii on l’riiii-c
eitri-ct,iit. present occiiploil by Mr. \\'.
Hnsziiril.-Apply to \'. \\'. V\'ell|it'r
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HELP WAI I ID-“ALI
\\'AN'l`El):- Coiitiiiakcni wanted. liigli~
est wiiges and i-iteailyciiipioyincn. thc year
round to that class- inen. Einployiiient
given by the piece or by the week which-
ever preferrei . Appy `. B. Pldgeon, St.
-Inlin, N. Ii. 24d ZW
SALFS MAN WANTEl)at once to,
re_1v¢r,ent“Canada'e Greatest Nursery
i¢s”Special liat of New and Hardy
S erialties in Fruits, Ornamentals,
Siiriiba and Roses. Liberal induce-
ments. Pay Weekly, exclusive ter-
ritory, liandsome free oulili. Spring
s¢ason’s canvass now starting. Write
now for full Qéarticulare.
S’IONB_-gil; LLlNG’.l'0N,'I`ORONTU_
2-15 wt .
MEN WANTED.-Reliable men in
ev;-ry locality throughout Canada to
adxrtiae our  tack up ahow-
ca lon trees, ences, along nada and
all conspicuous places, also diatribuving
.email advertising matter. Salaryfgoo
per y¢ar,,or "5 per_ 1i1onth_ asf'
ex uses z. r 1... '. ': ca .5
¢ eil tgzoosfreliubli- men. No
64', _sqm . W li I
culaii.-Pcmplrery lledlciu: 
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(‘()A'l` MAKI-IRS \VANTl~Iil-Best
wages piiirl. Apply to l'. U. Box 21,151,
Amherst, N.S. 28d tw
\‘l’A.\"l`l<Il).-A kitchen dresser or cup
board. Apply nt this ollice. - 27d 3i
WANTED--Traveller for P. E. I. to
carry as a side line Men’s and Boys’
Overalls and jumpers, Cowboys’ Pants,
Men‘s and Boys Pants,Boys’ Blouses
and Shirts on commission. "Appl at
this office." 22 tftf
Srnciu. Rsrnsszmr/rrivn in this
county and adjoining territories to re-
present and advertise an old established
business house of soliiil hnuucial stand-
ing. Sakry $21. wee ywi_t.h expanses
peitl ear Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses advanced;
position permanent. We furnish every-
thing. Addreaa, THE COLUMBIA,
630 Mouon Building. Chica¢o,d Sill.
"7 f
H ILP WANTED 'FKUALB'
WANTED.--To go out of town, a girl or
woman, for kitchen wi rlr. Another glrl_
kept. Apply at Mrs. John Allen's, Fltxmy
St. 27d 3|.
VVANTED.-An exgaerienced aaleaiaiiy
for dry goods store. pplyby letter, slat-
lng experience and |t vias reference to
" ercliant” care Guardian fllce. 28d tf.
Y Limirs wasrrr-A mucnr
FNERGETIC “'0UAbi - We-m'l
vioiii. lenuanznt position. Old
¢aial.iii’heil buaineaa houao d solid
f ii iii-.rial standing. Sala? $33. NJIB.
vinlilf, with expenleatpa d each ou-
ii-; irect from hee vaprn Bs.
yearn advanced. We urn ali every-
thing. Adtlreiu, Sei-rotary. Geo Menon
Bloc , Chicago, Ill. ago if
t‘ie Gospel. I sh0\1l_d not be surprised to
sl-c him on this platform; in fact he is on
lhi:~i platforin."
There was it tense silence, ami at lust ii
iniiiister on the platform npproaclieil
Evan Roberts and asked him to name the
hrotlier so that they could i-peak to hiin.
fell ol soinewhere between these two
places, Moncton and I\tlteodi;o_
Hts luggage. what there was of lt, was _
on the traluzhls paper# and pocketbookf
he had ou his person. though the- latter g
did not contain anything i_ri"‘“tll€ drape il ,
m01\°.Y; so that hatlesa, pioneylcss and ,
dqubtieas with torn cllithing, iiuppollngr
he survlxtedhlsfall, he would be mistaken
for a coriimon -tramp aud‘perhapa receive
a ti-amp’s geatmentat the hands of our
ple iowhom: he might appeal. Added to
this is the fact thatlregoannot speak a`
were or English. ahah win be .. dimmin-
’i‘hi~\ Evan Roberts declined tofdo, and Y
the minister, the Re O. L. Roberts, ln-
sisted on the evangeist being explicit
:ind mentioning the o ender for the re-
hc demanded that the name shoihd be,
and I insist," replied the minister.
Thereupon Evan Robert-s. accompanied
by his sister and Miss Ditvics, turned
round and left the platform, amid cries of
“Shiiiiicl" lroin the audience.
The meeting broke up ln confusion.
The Very Best -Femedy for Bowel Troubles
-No Family Can Afford To Be Without lt
“I regard Chnmbcrlai1\'sColic, Cholera
and Dlarrhocn Reuicdy as one of the very
best remedies for bowel troubles," says.
Mr. J. W. Hanlon, editor of the Despatch,
Ocil'a. Georgia. “I make this statement
after having used the medicine in my
family for sevcrnl years. I nm never
\vithoutlt."No fnnilly can afford to be
without ix bottle of this remedy in the
house. Il. is certain tobe needed sooner
later. For sole by nll|Drugglst.e.
I' B
pnes 
every form of itching,
wdlngaladprotrudin
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E2»m eiie You sm mit sea
{i‘i"J.‘£l§»'l‘.§'¥?..l'.°°"i.....“.l‘.`i’a‘.% c'L1"r.m"°‘¢T.°
Dr. Chase's Ointment
TODAY’S ARRIVALS
J AT THE BIG STORE.
Moira huts and» mips, ilrc.~s goods,
ribbons, wash goods, oil cloths,
liiioleuins, parlor suites, couclies,
linll stands, small wares, the 100
and one tliiiipra that your dress iiiiikci'
requires, draperles, inuslins, . tucked
lawns, suitlngs, satccns,glovcs, valcnclen-
nes, torchons, gloves, wnistlngs, Serges,
wool snitii.\gs,‘dress triiiiniings, Linen
suitiiigs, Mcrceriscd Drapery Siitceris.
Fniicy collars nnd sets. Altogether ll)
more iznses English goods. Drop in today
and acc the goods, two inorc cases of hats
for iiiiiics.-Jus. Paton 8: Co. 27d iii
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- P. G. Ariiionr`s Bicycle Repair Shop ls
open for the summer traide. Prompt
:ittcndnxicc to all orders,iind low pi iccs.
- 25d -ii
-No Ji Co'y, ~it-h C. A. drill tonight from
7 till 7.45. Every member is expected to
bc on hand.
- Pnxxci-: Edward Council Royal
Arcanum will meet this Friday evening
in K. l’. liiill, Prowse Block at 8 o'clock.
A full iittcnduiice requested.
- Eiiiiiient Acl.ui\ryEndorscsGro\vii Life.
W. ’l`.Staniien,Consulting Actuary of New
York, after an exhaustive examination
of each department of the Crown Life In-
surance Company, miidc special reference
to the Compnny's very high average of
reserve values -no less, at that time, than
$14.11) per thousand of insurance, an aver-
age of reserve values very greatly in ex-
cess of that shown by other Companies
for the same period uf corporiiti-existence.
In fact, about 502, of the cntlrc business
of the Crown Life is on the Endowment
plan, which is the best. evidence of the
complete contidcnce of the lii.~.ni-ing pub-
llc in this progressive ii.iid |-mspci-niis
Canadian Company. H. M. Dai lslon is
General Manager for Prince Edward Is-
land,wlth Headquarters inClmrlottt towri.
\ ze ni :i
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Invictus shoes for men.-Alley`
& Co- Charlottetown Agents.
azdw tf-
Wear ii Christy and be hop; y,
snappy, trappy and right. Prow. e_
Bros, the sole agents for the best
hat ou earth. 28d 3i _
A lady said that she/had boen all
around town and could not get suited
with a Venetian Cloth under OI.(l) per
yard. She had seen our line at i0cents
cents. We would like youroplnlon. If
vi‘e`T:ould sample the goods in The Guar-
dian we would close the line inside of li
hours-navy, brown and black.--Jameii
Paton & Co. Bd tf -
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Ad .
il; Philosophy, Class 11: 1~`ii~at. German
on buttered bread, always pleases chil.
dren. W. Clark, Mfr., Montreal.
par yard that we claimed to be worth 75"
DALl‘lOUSlE RESULTS.
The pass lists of Ditllionsle University
have been posted, und the Island students
as usual make a good showing. Follow-
ing is the result of their work,
A. F. Matthews, Alhertou. Latin, Class
1; Junior Iiistory, Class l-1;-Englisli, Class
Passed. .
W. H. Sweet, St. Anthony, Latin, Class
ll; Junior History, Class 11.
R. B. Forsythe, All.-crgon, Senior His-
tory, Class I; English, Class II, '.l`liivd
(`ii~rlnni\. Pnsseil.
Mary L. McKenzie, 1~‘l_:il: River, Latin,
Passed ; Junior Ilistory Class II, English,
Passed; Philosophy. Passed; Foul-tli
French, Passed; First Gcrinnu. Passed.
Ewen McKenzie, Fiat River, Latin,i
Piisscil ; Junior History Class ll, English,
Passed : Philosophy, Passed ; Geoniutry,
Passed.
E. Fraser, North Lake, Latin, Piisscd
April exam.
W. I. Green, Clifton, Junior History
Class II, Education, Passed; Pliysics,
Passed.
Ewen McDougall, Bangor, Junier His-
tory class I I.
H. W. '1‘ooiubs,North Rustino,Education
passed.
Ewen McDougall, Bangor, Physics,
Passed; Philosophy, Class I I.
J. C. Bnllein, Mt Albion, passed Prim-
ary M. 1). C. M. exam., Sccoiid year;
Senior Clit-niistry and Senior Ainitoiny,
with distinction.
W. Ii. Cofl'iii, Bristol, passed Primary
M. D. C. M. cxnni., 'Ihirii yimr; Materia
Medica and Therapeutics, with distinc-
tion, Puldiology and Bacteriology passed.
USE ll FOR -
SCHOOL LUNCHEONS.
Clark’s Corncd Beef sliced tlilirniiil put
Iron-Ox Tablets can be had at McDonald
8: McKlnnon's Drugstore. 7dtf
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IBUY ’ CLOTHI G.
i
' We want every Mother tosee the splendid spring suits we have h_ere
ready for the Boys-Suits that possess not only style and excellent wear1ng_
qualitiesfbut economy in price as well. _ _
i We have for the very little chaps, promoted to their i`i~st suit, t_lie most
bewitchingcliule belted Russian Suits in Navy Serge, Brown Serge with white
; _ kid belts, light and dark rey\aud` other tweed effects, made most carefully and
trimmed in a msnner to pieise the nmol: ;;c.ictiug.'Pr1ces are according to qual-
°t . .,$.2.$.oo$.7 an .75. _
1 y $"l`ii(;h$3 iiiéi-e4 gre 5 the Ssmsart Norfolk Suits both m serges and
tweeds in all the best colors. These need only be seen to be admired, both for
their dressy appearance, splendid finish and wear-resisting qualities. Prices
are $3-1°. M50. $4 25. $4-95 and 35-25- _ _ -
I Other two-piece suits variously made and trimmed with tucks, buttons
and stitching excellent values at $r.95, $2.25, $2.50, _$2.75, $3-I0. $4 50 and
$5.2 5. Then comes the three piece suits, with nianmsh vests at $2 7 5, _$3.00, ,
- $3|25l $4601 $5001  50) $6-00|  and 
In ordering these Spring Suits, we require that every garment possess,
` first good quality, then style coupled \i~iih the lowest possible price consistent
with the materials selected, and it is understood that we reject everything not
'ru ¢-
up to the standard-no room here lor shoddy. Besides the beautiful stock we 'ff
are showing at present, we are having made to our order to arrive shortl y, a
magnificent line of _ '_
BOYS’ CONFIRMATIUN SUITS
in black and navy serge. They are really swell in appearance, of gnozi wearing
material and not at all expensive. If you have never bought your boys' clothes 1
here why not begin Low. You will find our stock cannot be improved upon and '
LOOK 1:-1E.1aE`
Great West Life Assurance
Company Offers to thc iii-
suring Public: I
James A. nousroiv,
we will guarantee our prices the lowest in the city.
Ni.TRAi_ OR&Co. _
Pe.f. ctim Clothi rs.
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CARVll'.l., RATTENBURY & MESSERVY  
'WHOLESALE GROCERS.
_Produce and Commiss'i0n
and Steamship Ag
Merchants
cuts,
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LOWEST PREMIUMS _
WITH HIGHEST GUARANTEE.
assuiumci: or Laitoicsr Pnorrrs
or ANY CANADIAN coMi>ANY.
Its interest earning power is from ONE to TWO PER CENT
Provincial Manager.
Summerside,
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Will open today inline
footwear. This shoe leads;
its fit is glovelike.
ilioiiins it s_Miii_i,
Exclusive jlkrnia. I
Placing Mills, --Lum-ber Yard
Hniiiciai will i E~ .l?....!_‘.fi.!.:.‘.=.'.:§_1,:?.<>,
Kensington Sash and Door Factory. ,
lf you contemplate building or repairing, give ua g un,
If you want an estimate on any kind of a building, give un a call.
If .you want hard or _soft coal, give ua a call. '
Better give ua a cali/Iauyway. We keep in atoek ¢`v¢,»yq,{,,' in me .hm
M  Scliurmandt Co.-
_*_The beat of satisfaction, modei-ata Ap-mg JANUAN, ,nd
CCI. 'T _
Extraction free of charge at' 0FP|cB”""ol*“A_‘N - BUILDING,
on. .i. lb. iiiipn__|_”_v, ..'.¥.°::.‘1i'.i;.*°..““"..l..’.'#l‘.'..‘L!i‘:.t°*~
Wanted
SUl'll`lEl? BOARD
By thousandu of Brooklyn people.
Cin you taken few? Ifso, list your
house in the BnooKi.vN Dany Ennis
FREE Inroiuiiarios Bunsau, for
Whwh PUYPO-Be a printed blank is
provided.
The service of the Isroa in-ion
BUREAU. `
Will Cast You Nothing
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vertising medium in the world. It
carries more resort advertisements
than any New York Paper. It Stands
Pas-EMiNaN'ri.v at tha head,
AN Anvisiirisnuesr in the Eagle
costs little, but brings large results,
b°°““ll¢ _N16 EAGLE Irzroniiiarron
Bunnau is constantly helpio it.
Write for listing blank, pfcture ot'
Bureau and Advertising Rate Card.
Address
INEORMATION BUREAU.
Bitooictvn Daxtv EAGLE,
M Brooklyn, N. Y.
eniiou the paper in hich u s-.-
this advertisement. '25 tu tlyiicixne 3
Pgiling and
Decorating
Have _you any opoms you want
papered, any ceilings decorated.
tinted or whitened. or anypainting.
Zrsininlr. enamclling, sign writ-
ings CEC] -
We do all branches of the paint-
ing business.
Send lu your 'order today. We
will be pleased to tell you how
ll _tie that job will coat you.
P. ll. \lralnui.
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450 tial mo ,
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