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What a i‘}flititlott0iovi`n Gehilelheh has) mga’ of th,6_
, v _ Compa’nv.§_ _ ""
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Th°f°\1°_l¢i1¥‘f»¢\l*iilda°\vl--"trois tus' ‘materially sssistu. mists ` " `
_ . R and psrfe t-
:g.li.cl:"li?‘w°l.llgfl\::ndd!¢‘n:}i:kmff:w;’;|°l_l  _ |08 the Canadian Insurance Act. c
atlas.. satin netsw is un u.w..u..¢,i AN ACK" -
l“°“"°" " ' 1 OWLEUG 4 .
at--Th°0<t'Nt¢P-wiv essswulm with. ' MEM
its funds andlfoti one dollar has been lost  _ _-
luthis iVl¥~.~s:_§  _-_-_-1. ` M ~ '
2-1°--T'>°~°°"`°l'°°»`\==1 ’d° mt hold my- essrsri-i§.iii..igi.iJ1'it.i.li.iws£ N 1.
e innate' A 
i has
closed on the tvr_al.\tit_;_day‘_-of June.
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.....uti_1.l»i»i»se_»'6ii1-\v.ia»i. no 1... t tai 5° 9' °'*
bcingottho highest clmraotey as-man I _ America" Life»
_ f
tird.-Tliereaneno overpaid officials in GENTLEMEN_ Charl°"e`°wn'
connection with the Company. 'I|is_ Hwiu “ken outa mic fm”
s»-left" _'l“"°_¢; tha mir-v~\ra~ol the wiiutnsgnmn Am..-i’.>'.u yur.. tfffiiig'
°°'“P"“"" "|°*4“'¥ 'l"°“ °li°""1 t0 be yws ago ou the no Payment Life pi..
exceedingly mode;-,_,_e_ - . lwith m mmm; Pnmi,,mo~|¢58_m' I bgé
ith.-There are ine excessive dividends
paid toshareholdcrs and they have not
to acknowledge the following npilons
which your Company now. givg mp “_
1. ,,a|wd ,_d°||“._|,, me W ,bo _ the ex :ration of the investment period
bi' other ii'rel'i'\llar megs? tllxtllvezlig; A 12:1;-_&sh 832,84 °° ’mil_A lmd “P
holder reoeivtnk almost ever dollar of
P l°Y fm' $2 00- 3rd,-To withdraw
Y \h= vf°H\a me wma take s ...nd e
P’°m5 °“'“°d° l policy for the face of the policyfaooo og
5th.-The dealings ot the Company with
its_variouaD0l_loyholders were shown in
bejust and equitable gluing to every one
u ‘lull valaetor the premium paid.
(ith.-That. the Manager Leopold
Goldman and~Aotuary Gilgongupm mm
of ability and thoroughly conversant, with
Life Iiisurance, Mr, (lgidmiiyfs broad
when of the business enabling him
w. sive _ .1.1_taw_~_, ppiuters to the
C°l““\l“l°°°¥`° Di\l`ll°lllt\rly in regaid to
the class of investments a Life Company
1-wld safely and nmntabiy .nal in. ami
also astomethods of reducing expenses,
The expert testimony given by -Mr-_
Goldman and other Canadian Life
Managers will- doubtless prove ofgreat
value to the Commissioners in preparing
hell* “wort to the Government and
_ _ `
Participating in future profits. or 4thly-
f-.To draw a life annuity of $33.80 and.:
“Ury the 8=_°9a__.0°.ae.a pqldal _ i>9,li¢=Y'=
Anv .of these options-'lconsidlsr 
e
v»"‘¢. iuvlgw of the fact thmi - sv
ha.: the risk carried on my life for 'tho
period of zu rears, which if estimated
at $10 oo per tin wan'l, the usual price
charged by lfratcnial -`o~\eties, would
leave me an 1nveetmen_1n the _bsiai-ms
gf tlie premtaiustquai to ubmt 5% per
en . _ -
I am s thorough believer in Life
lnsnrance and have no hesitation in
Mylngtbat the results vour Company
have accomplished are an evidence ofi
skilful ns well as careful ntanagcmut
on their p .rt. ‘
~ YO 'rs sincerely.
MARK N. Witt! vH='l‘.
Cherlottegawn. May goth, 19,.6
_ _RO.S& MATTHEWS
`Provil1¢iHl Managers, Ch!1`own.
_ _ ou1i.Morro_. _ _
 Cash- Btwtrs-
D IN our Cloth Department w_e have a fine range of English-
E f Fond Celénldiin Tweeda and f_Worsteds; also a large range
o _vactory _ ot s, Fl_sn_nels,- Blanketings. Drnggets. Rung-
L 1089- and Yarns- These-_we have selected- from ihetbree bes
E mills in the Maritime Provinces, i_iamely_-_-- _ _ _ _ '
R 'rim oxford wwe.. mpgs of oxford/ N. s.
S 'l'he~ Moncton Woolen ills. of Moncton. N B
megwm
Thelliewaon Woolen Mills. of Amherst. N “S. _
in, We erasure that with_tlie.best .zlotha and best patterns selected D
_from these ,three celebrated woolen mills we are in a positloutogivc E _
_'yon much better satisfaction than if we had the whole output of any P
W_. one mill._
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Come to us for the best Goods and Lowestrricee in General Dry 0
Goods and Factor Cloth
Y - 1 - - - _-
I? Do“\?7§'arc bound to keep the quality of goods UP and the prices 
W' C-  Ci-»
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' Sunnyside Queen Square, Cl\‘t.>-mi.
zldws _,_ We do Custom Curding and Cloth Finishing.
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Wil ill?-RFU-l. PUl_A.l_
Most Enorm-vus C"rop|itcr;`
Perfecly Blight Proof. `
Double .tliocrop otl the some ground, and every one asound one, Introduc
ed in Englsnd in I 3 at Sion per-_ra lbs ; three months later its blight proof and
enormous c pingggeaturea caused the greatest sensation. resulting in record
prices of almme, aa high as $1250 per lb. bring paid and $2.50 for one tuber.
“Even so recently as September last, when Mr. G. Massey sold 14 lbs. o
f
Elddrldda for ,(209100) people were aim-zed and incrcdulous; yet three months
later the same gent eman received acheque for ,(1,400 ($7000) for 4 lbs ofthe
same varict ,”-Free Press, (England) jan. 19th, 1904.
"The Feld of the Eldorado potato, the kind that bought the record price,
is rcportecl to run from 150 to _ioo lbs, from one lb, of seed tubers."-Rural New
Yorker, New York, ISU- 14. 1905-
Introduced here bv us in 1505 at $16 per lb, Eldorado is repeating on a
smaller sgglg the sensation it created in England, making the record prices of
all time for the U. S and Canada. April _go to S._J. Connolly, .Fiaher|1..N.. Y., 2
bbla. (230 lbs)of Eldorados for poo. April 25th last to Mr. F. S. Bcliarrill
]arvis‘Street,"l‘oron1o, 40 lbs. for $40. A great many sales of 30 to 60 lbs. made
to thetleadin cred potato growers. Experlnir-__ntel_ Farms, etc _, in. Canada and
the U. S 'ligne are aware of the history of the trul wonderful potato.
Onelb, planted now., within two years will yield, enoapn, to fiant all the
acreggn you want, Every lb, planted now is worth $10, P ant now, next year
sell Heed to your friends.
Ong lb, planted by ua 20th June last, raised 140 lbs, that year, Crops of 800
to iioo bualiela r acre common.
yi” 11.. som ....1 t us in canes, semi 1°. 11.:
P re Seed idorndos $1 Der Y Y _
conililiin history, photos of potatoes, checks paid, extracts 81 papers, etc. Also
26 otherailnde.
shi'-111 Bnos., 
Members Canadian Seed Growers Assn.
hideo twmaw '
E REKA!
SDMEIHING ENHRELY New
 ' '  Our Eureka Costume ,
 For Ladies’ Wear .
¥
  assume Drv G°°<l° “°"'°’ 'tl'
Tailors.
MANUFACTUNED BY _ .
Mt W* '="‘~
_  2.27_trot and pace, Nil); 2.21 trot alirl)
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THE ENTRIESTDR the June 1
on the S dw lat Moncton. Nw
company hangs elif; a. premium
for this meeting, divided as follows:
trot and pace, $100; 2.35 trot and
pace, $800; free-ior~all trot and pace, Owl)-
.».»¢.» 
WM. MUTOH, Village Green, has
sold .his handsome horse, Parkstone, by-
Parksideto Fred Cameron, Charlottetowsr »
on
quarter in 335 _ni-_co_ndg, He is' o horse _
lzood size, weighing close Mr..
Cameron will _~|r\t_-him ready to _rade ln-
Gharlotteto_wn_and H__allfnx.__
.3¢.$J¢
Ll~iX.lNG'l`0N, KY., June 14.-Clnd
vwllri. tho greatest tlioronghhred =brqod;
nnuein the United States, and 'which
iilndeapoor country doctor, J. D. Nect,
u capita lst by har proluce, is dead at the
i.-nn of- lion. Perry Belmont- in this
county. 'i`he mare had been sent to be
. __ L
md her.11r_<zd\tve has tum-abr. Nest $150,
000, The late W. C. \\ nlloey tried to
buy iicr, but Dr. Nest would st.i only her
buadlnn quailt‘ies_._ _ _
.at -5.-»_‘f
11. 11. 1~1oizt~;ir,\ius_i1umu..s¢d ri-_°m_p
» 5.7 , Ku `
points, t years old, standing 1il.hond
is aired by Brazilian, and ~ the-_dam is 1 by
l’avkstde,- grand dum -Precept-or. - izreat ~ G.
Royal Harry. l-Ie has tho breeding on
thntdaurs sell of four crosses of blond
that has mario the driving horse of the
from this horse if breeding counts for any
tliing_ _
$.59#
THE OLD FAMILIAR form of Golden
has b.cn noted on the streets recently.
Golden was brought to the Island by the
into Newton Large of Charlottetown and
raced in the Charlottetown -Driving Park
the first time -lr/was opened. 'He had a
lot of turf wer); and lowered his _track
recoro .ta 2:19,. afto»___v\-.iilah 'he was. ret ircd.
A1_l_qw»yeara ago die .wap.oent.\to tha. rfsrm
lo -reatlalteuthivlaboura. fiLaah»mi£nter -he
~wae.l.\ro\\gbt\ »baeblf1»o 'his-» -fbrmawatables
and.»~lti cou__snfaly l»e»#eaid»\th_at. he-_-twas
nesem ia-ibetthir condition nor lo_0ked_so
well in-his-life. ` _
. ‘-'H _ - 1 _ "3-
, 
 i.r.1_ii.f tis.-1 .:1.r\i---
Si- A- --_RO0K1BORD.~~ Moncton". *Hrs
ceired aftelosram-a tow-_deiai=6e¢_'eteNnz
than :~iii&i.l1lill_65i';|3¢l\¢rel_ rl/ltr -illlvvliad
er"Drivln11 Club' rndes" in' ‘Dorchester
(Mass), Monday, and thereby had won a
silver trophy. Mr. Rockford was in
Dorohest.er~a»fcw- days ago, and the
speedy one. was left in care of Wm
horse was shipped from Boston for Bti
John yesterday. Mr. Rockford has fouft
speedy ones ln.bis stable now, and will
have one of the four in the races nt
Moncton.
.»*~¢_..¢
PARIS, June 14.-The grand prix de
l’arls,forapuree of $40,000 und sweep
stalics,forll-year-old cults and fllltes, at
one mile ami seven furlonge, was won to
day by Maj. Eustilce I/Jders, English
bred bay colt Spenrtulni, by Carbine-
Mald cf the Mint. Speariulnt won by
hnlfa length. Thirteen horses started.
The greatest interest waalfdkon ,in the
meeting of Bpearmlnt. which,-.ridden by
Danny Mahar, the United States
jockey, won the B_ingii_sh» derby nt,
Epson May i.`0, and _William K.
Vnnderbllifs' chestnut ‘oolt, Main-
tenon, the winner of the Fnnch,-derby.
Spearmint ruled favorite in §thef_bettinr;
and he easily accounted for- Mnintenm.,
which ran unpaced. ltawas siid after the
rucc that the hardness of the track alTect-
edltiaintenon.
Jean Jouhcrifs bay colt Biieecuear, by
Brio-Christiane. was second and R. do
Monbol's bay colt Storm, by Eruiuk-
Stormy Petrol. tninl. ~
AN HON EST MAN
W rotc and told as that Ozone has not
cured him ot,Bt'.o`\u§cli t.\'0\l_l>l_e.'- He did
not say what-liinliot Ozone so we wrote
and asked  tt hc was sure behalf been
taklngBola_on of.Orone. the-kind that
contains secures entitiiuptiie 5-purchaser
w ...stamina ia... .»...km_»_ or cum
mag a.»v'a`1 mt. ne spina that 1..
had unknowingly taken some other
imma,-and was sorry that he had treated
us unniatly. 'then he commenced to use
Onone (the 00i\ir°l _ktavll -With. 0sl¢’l1
King-he is a well man to day. You can
be cured just as easily if you are careful
to your ~lfIanlnt»»for.1Qa\a¢ (the
coupon kindlmade by the' 'inn rustic
nano oo.. sninoxauni_\.,_p:q.._
Oome to (lordoa'I_}(om  ‘a today for
rrarulshi an wah ibm Silt to
220not.sen0. ' M'
high, and weighing 1075 lbs. -This-horse _gl-usp,
... ......  ... _.......l....’......; _  54__
Tim.. time is ti.. tgndenty for mums 'The jolts and jars are absorbed by the mechanism of air _cushion and
to beeorno chronic and spread to other Spring.
feature is the ltcliing and but-nina which
D- ‘ Allrlshtzreatlsreat araud dam aid 1v...~1us from ninth positively u.......iun.nie.
uunturadrtha;fra\\s.ih\_~sll1rrace 'at Uavahoat-._
l prehensivo term. It does _not mean
m
IS a arent difference in the
required by different
|l°¥‘@
fares-'home new
araee all.. Hammer.
in .msd -tice-In The
than a. borea-
keeper,-
. tbsp
homes.
team.
economy of the iaruleris lad
W .
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1906-
A-Purp1c_"'_ Shoes..
_ snnjthem.
‘ 14"’ We ask you, too, to
1. '. "-_`--'Ts-__.`l'f,,. _-remember that “Royal
Des P S t _ r
Slfltticcl by the largest --_-_-i
the ‘-:.~F`~i?f+`7
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We don't urge yoii to BUY “Royal
‘Wim do ask. you to
_elm
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if manufacturers o
J" _
......'.` .|...., 1...t_...,.'...l..i'......`, 1 who stand behind every shoe.
shows that thequantlty ofoats per meal
is by no means the only important
diminishing the allowance of heavy feed,
f 'Hnc shoes in Canada-
tq°wr,in keeping hvrsvflesh in zoodshaus-_ 1 ’"1‘l\"e Ames, Holden Co. ofbiontrenl. Ltd.
Judgmgptinlwerklensnd iucrsssingor -f __-_ ' Tue Lanoesr SHoz`Manu|=ao1't.n:ns in Gamma.
y'-Qzulgrlty in [img of feeding' and work "' HONTREAL, WINNIPEG. TORONTO, VANCOUVER, BT. JOHN.
4 _ -
Parltltone-is considered' one ofthe t |.'!5\,.'|'|¢|-“ may hs. praoilelhlm, fredii- 2 ` ‘ ' = _ _f  _
6  ~-- - ,.
iii.; illitits. Uitiminil
'l‘hereai~e1mamy`. kinda of eczema.
parts of the body.
and natural.:
in thecure of eczema that Dr. Chases
men, e e- now
over. For -every form of itching skin
able-worth.
from eczema for three years. She was
what you dons how you do it-.' Home / `
_ bel
green t.ratters,ln the lower provinces an _guy ,°g,...-wnniugtt ,_u¢__ ,,”»¢|n_ was _ t r
lil llll N0! WMU mil# ill 1-10. 5114"# hfprness and..nigt;dtipg_t`eams~,ln a word, Q"""";;__ ~ '-5'! 3 _ 5° “" *°"" °‘ ""
'that rare quality called “horse sense"- ‘ ,___ ,
aretnesecreteirf nialptdiuing tIie_t.aatnl_ `_ ' _, ~ `
in preventable shane, aad..st_a°_ ' w¢l1l..f e *_ _,Q
Lil* “°“k‘*"“°°l"°""“`°l"'°’"5 1° bl* h°l‘|'5l'_ ing condition . Itls not so _m:i`§li,.wslin`t_ _' S"
you-feed-ashew_yu\\'hcdfit; nosaomaoln __ a.
:;1:;.:.s_.:_usn_ is. hott... una eats.  _ _ smog  \
iinw~=-Enema- 1 of 1/ “f
  A it italicized*
:;:::L:.”;.;;”;t_:“;‘.::.&t.f‘::;‘ .‘;i.:f:f.. H<;‘;;,,;;,;Sif1;1;<;,Mlr-,»;,1,,;§=-A j 
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°""“-‘*Ll" .°““”~“"   BA 1:: |_=Q<:>/>. |:> sr.
. have no terrors' for the man who rides a
but nil have such symptoms as rednessrof
~ the skin, with a yellow tinge, heat-and _ ,_ - _ , _ _ -
il Martin, a b Golnln with biiclf/inflammation, swelling, discharge; of   
B -\v'stfcr’y.ni`att.éi' and 'the formation of a _ _ . ' C
lslllld fNl\0\l9 T01' ‘l“\'|\.bllliY Bild Blleell. Persistent treatment is always neoes» S. ‘ . _. '
'fha-1>\\blIv`earhtwhearaaoodmwount saw,-hutyouusn-depend .mit rhutpr. ~ I _ S    
0hase's Ointment will cure ou. Relief _ '
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“fill °°'“" "fm the nf" f°“' ‘*PP"°“U°'"» The same principle applied to the handle bars allows it to give un-
'.“‘d ‘h° “°“""3 ‘"°°"” ""1 be 5‘°°d““l der the pressure and removes the cause of the tired feeling iii the arms.
It is due io. its remarkable record. The combination that makes
oim. tnasii com ir u tn. tt-...io   _ .  
disease or skin irritation it is or iucaicu - The greatest invention since the pneumatic tire.
,-Mn. Jas. H. Palrlquln, 176 Rockdale     ONE." _
Ave-.,.Sydney, O- B, writes;-“I feel ~
it my duty tc you and to suffering hum- _ _ . ‘
anity to. tell of 'the beneilt derived from  5 .
the use of Dr. Chase's Ointment. My. - ' .
a....g1.t¢r, time... yes... 01.1 .offered General Office ani Works, - - Toronto Junction.

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$1.50 for life member-
ship, 5c exchange for
all the newest books.
Large Library to se-
lect from.
Haszani it Maori.
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.AL T.'.l` G 'I' I G IN' !
I am instructed by HENRY DUN-
CAN to sell by auction at the premises
Charlottetown Royalty 2% miles from
the city on
Wednesday the 4th day of lilly. |906
AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON
his finely situated farm eompriaing 85
acres of excellent-'land 76 acre" cleared
and in fine state of cultivation, the
balance under a nice .growth of lumber.
There is a comfortable dwelling house
and good barns and.other outbuildixigs.
The crop will. be sold with the farm.
Also all the stock, farming implements,
household furniture. and all movable
property now on the premises.
Terms on Movable property-All
sums under $5 cash ; over $5 ere it till
15th December on approved joint notes.
Terms for farm at sale.
J. Mel/HLLIAMS,
Auctioneer.
Cliarlottttown Royalty.
i3dws6i twwgipd
Gran=ti<
Entertainment
S -AT THF.-
OPERA HOUSE
By tile. Pupils of Notre
name Convent.
The very interesting musical drama
with which the pupils of Notre Dame
are preparing to entertain the public at
lngton N. S., writes:-“After having
given l)r.Chaee's Ointment. a thoraug
Lreatcd by our family physician and used _
other oluttncnts witout benefit.  
Byusiag Dr. Cha.se's Ointment she has
been completely cured. This is the only   
ointmontl feel like recommending and if 9 °
i::.*.;t°.§“.%.‘t.:‘.“.°. .°.".‘.‘f'..";“.°.‘i:_“.°.'_;t.;;°.f- “'° BRACE. McKAY ‘ll C0~» 5 514°-
. Mrs. Ellen M. Saunders. South Farm- di6'|8 t,w18
l'°_’.'°
it the most healing prepartion ever
_-H-$1-"l'F*'_ '-
City Council meets on the second Mon- f-
WX W. Clan ke, City Clerk. .
Edward S. 0. E. Tunsdny, June 12th. at \'
Minard'a Llnimant lleiieves Neuraigla- '
ADVERTISING IS' BROAD. . '
Advertising in itself means publlltcy
and publltiityisa very broad and com-
tlmplyawoid whispered to a favored
MCL¢0‘s
no ` if ` __
noper' eérit znmiavifry delhi-'s wma.
trial I am pleased to be able to _prona_unce.- >  ‘ "‘ '
COMING EVENTS. e’
Next Red Rose meeting Lodge Prince ,.1
Sp. ni. Refi Rose deizres. Initiation. :__-
lt
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if
offered to sufferers from skin disease. - _  _ _ _  T '
“'°i’°“:‘-:"1°"t:f::s‘...r'%t..:;;°'iti“.° _ow-o~' t -»  RE' Island R“‘l“’“l'
,- _an _can ru s y __ - '  _______
Nevins,-who -drove him id victory. The l1‘a*;fg“‘“‘e'&"i, me “n°"\\u‘ °lfh°lT f¢l1l°fll0@ *__ 1 _' _.__
 ’-...Gill-CKEN .S”°°},‘§},.l‘§},‘{‘,;l’,°;‘.i‘§?“”’
oo In wdea-e;60 cents-ii box, at all _ , . _- t, '~ _- 9
gesgipflg' Edmanson, Bates &Co., '  ,__ --
oron . r. t » -
~ ~  A special will be run from
only cost you fifteen cents a I
box, and it makes the nicest
i lunch you ever tasted. Try _
some. sandwichcsd made of -,_
_ .Chicken Loaf an see iow -
da in each mouth. James Paton, Mayor,  nice \hcy,ube_ Chicken Loaf
_ is healthy and easy to diilest
Take some with you the nex
_ ` time you go £0 a picnic.
It's only 15c abox.
g‘ Harbor at 4.30 p. ni.
1 "‘ _ Frank. McDonail’s, G. A. SHARP.
Grafton St., Ch'town. '
15d_4i.
I
'“ ' _'_ . - ‘ " est possible price while discharging.
We -are showing. a lot of new _ Book your orders at once as prices ‘
vnimwln cream and black lustre, 2 arming ,anne “ch monm
*Km Mills# `l'ild llc lille- loddy - " l ' pEAKE BROS & CQ
Come ,in-_-and see them. hfrérargi- 8:1 ' ' ‘_ _ Cwtown slam
_1 3 rgdth tw 3m Auctioneers
_Charlottetown to Murray Har-
bor on Wednesday, zoth june.
 leaving Charlottetown at 8 a
~ f -l .
1 . ni., returning to leave Murray 
Superintendent/
few. ltis, tether, synonymous with a ‘
general, broadcast declaration, and the  
_brol_d¢\',the scope of fthe announcement. ' If, ‘ - "
_the better the advertising. Nu ooeapieu ' _ ,
space that directs attention along given --
anddeeired lines can- be -reasonably ref., _ 1* R
P' gasded as wasted; nor can any fondu ex- » f=~ l f ¢
x~ ,J _
Th achr. "Calabria" is due to
pcnded to this end be adjudged c _ _ _ .. arrive here from New_Yorlr early in
l.'ravsgance.-American Mtdlcal .ltuiim _ _ _ _ __ ' _ _ Tum, with g specially selected Cargo
_ __ _. _ of about 7oo tons Anthracite coal in $;..~J¥l~lslnH¥l-h\ovQ-e,,§
li|nard’¢ Llniment for nie avervwhere ” l‘ " t' egg and chestnut Sim-
    This cargo will bc cold at very low-
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the Opera House on Tuesday the 19th,
is based on one of the prettiest legends
ut the Middle Ages. Great pains are
being taken to bring out the histrionic
ability of each yuung lady who takes
part and to make un already attractive
nisv more attractive still.
Most delightful music will be fur-
nished by the Cecilian Orchestra, con-
sisting of piano, har , violins, mando-
lins, guitar and banftzzs. _
Those who appreciate the singing of
fresh young voices and the appearance
of fresh young faces, set off by pretty
quaint costumes of bygone centuries,
may expect a rare treat on the igth.
Convent made candy will be sold dur-
ing the entertainment.
Reserved seats 35 and 50 cents.
Plans will be open at _Iamioaon'a and
Raukin's D__rug Stores on Monday, ]unc
18th at 9 a. 111.
Come early and avoid the rush. i
13- '51 I9
ICE CREAM
0\1ricor‘1'c|t|1\ parlor is lu:<'n|J1l|\5¢ \
ri very popillltr p nov. nn wo hnnfllc "
the best- loo crculn io bu had in tho
city.
SODA. WATER
Our fountrtin is kept working ovi-.r
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PASTRY and CAKE
Try oirr inwtry. it will talk for it'
self. A choir-c ussorlini-.|\i_ of rake
on hand lnoludin ' our coliibratrtl
SULTAN A und SC(l'l`t.l{ mike, mul
many other kinda.
Home--Made Candy
You 1-annof. dunlicnio our Hl(ill~
FLASH (YARAMICLS in the (`it-y.
l’cn|iutcris1\, fiiiliivs, vrcains and it
gt-nornl n.~'»<ori1nc|1t of l1on|c~m|\\lu
candy at right privvs.
FRUIT
Bananas, orniiges, etc.
Im IIJIA Q B I\C_.,
loc (`rcam l‘nrlors.0§posito Stewart
5.: l-!ou'a Grocery tore, Queun i-ii.
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_linilt oh the lasting foundation _of` _W_ W_ McLau hun goo Tons  S I Also for ARTISTIC
'moo Ban X
They gié 1  Hind ‘q~`°al° T`h1-s.- is the Aiior part ofa valuable farm con- mounts at
SURE-»AND  VB A _ (€l¢].)T&l€(lI¢fmyl\ MIUC H376 taining 84 acres, 5% miles from Char- alllvlllg sllllul & cd.,
 TI|l,B,' BMHQI dG¢{°I)-_  'wonh  money than lofaetmvnnalsoa ive hofae power boiler 5“m,y,|de_
ng and maturing crops qnic ly, ih 1, mr d i ginglsilaiétliéi amtagn hors;h|m.:.
1*., :fm tusoi  ggdft _ ‘E ._*y_-‘o  qua tty 0 e n machiiiea madeand repair-ed cheap- K  ER! *
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for oifi:ir'.u¢;E:o';»<by iitti’ "C.LYONS 81. CO. F- psNJ_cf.srsss.co_.
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mc. our were are mine
made by Oxporlencod hands. '
eve., .__ .fre-J-wg;-:en-s*
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