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k`i\,l now tit-sire to thank :ill
m_\' \‘ii5\oiilt‘:'s for tln-ii' \':iliiutl
pnlrotisigv iii tin- past, :ind l L
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of vit‘\\' oiivs, Oni' motto \\‘ill lu'
“_e{ood qiinlily, riglit pi'ii‘t‘s,
prompt dt‘li\'t‘r_\', i'uiirii‘oiis ‘
trciilineiit."
F. J. IIOLMAN fl! C0.
flvrfed stock at 7.3;- pci- si-fling of 1.5, ‘
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CHOICE
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'come so popular? Iiecaiise it re- --_
‘tnuves dandrutf quickly and pern.\.iii»
’ fflllly. it SIOPS till i@ChlIlg` Of the ville \Vi'i;,;ht will he gutsts in iiontlon
scalp, it; leaves the hair, soft, clean May 3’ ,,f the ,\@m|m\|Ucu] Suciety
 G, W ._ and glotuy and P1`@"‘€“tS it IEEE" of Great Britain. They will. on this'
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floor,
i `  __ 3 A'l‘ HEART S'l'll.l. A CANADIAN.
f e , Despite the honors that have hee-ii
of $ 1 0 $ I 2  $  0 0  reaped upon him, Bucknain Pasha re.
’ ° * _nains at heart n Canadian. He
LU.\lI)U!\', May l.- Wilbur and (lr-
oecasion lic presented with the socie»
ty’s gold medal, which will he in-
`sr'ril.édl7"Presented'Ito Williur and
Urville Wright, in rccoznition of tht-ii
tliistlneuishetl services to aeronauti-
cal science." The obverse side of
the nicdal will hem' an illiistr-at in of
zi. liying eagle anti a linlloon. This i.~
the first time the gold medal of the
Society has been presented since the
cstaolishmtnt of the- organization in
1866.
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handled. My liiisinessexpeiises are
ilight, I have no unnecessary staff
to pay, therefore smaller profits
C istomers every week .
Will you he another.
EVERGREEN iIlWN
GRASS SEED ,,
To quit-kl_v secure a pcriiiunmit rich green ifrassycarpch SGW 0\1f
Evvrgr.ien M\xlur~. It is the purest. cleanest and heaviest Lawn Grass i
Seid olfored. Nu weed seeds. A beautiful lawn can be had in six orcigbt
vvtelefi by sowing tiiis mixture. i lb 15c.: pnrtpaid _10c.;
Our Lauri tl-.us :Seed is American grown, The different gi-asses
compi ing the hfixturie are inipmted separately and blended in the
propirlions and alter the formula of :icelehrateti American Lawn Maker. I
On ne.irly all lawm thnre are unsightly bare spots under the .sliatle l
of triage, which |..ivi- baffled all efforts to get into gras-. but with _tins
mix ure lin-rt: ne-si he no further difficuny. it is a combination of fine,
dwarf-growiu_»;_ evergreen varieties, hardy_ and will stand a Iouiif season
f f d _v wi-atht-r. ‘l`ne yi-.iunfl for a new lawn should be nrich mel ow_so:l.
Perf.-cil_v fret- from weeds. Sow the Stel ns farlvin thelipriiig as pn sible.
roll the ground perfectly level: the grass should be cut often, and never
allowed to attain ti lengh of over three inches.
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The Shoeman.
79 Queen St. Ch`Towii,I’. li. I.
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Lace Curtains
and Flat Work
You will find it more econo-
mical to send these to tis with
your other laundry work while
you need all your help house-
cleaning.
Good service, prompt atten-
on.
A. F. WEBSTER
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TALKING PICTURES
, At New Wonderland tonight. This Also Frank L. Stanton and hiv U81
evening after the arrival of the Pict- ented Company will present “Th0|
~ ou boat, there will be for the fir&tl'l‘roubles ~ of Brown" a screaming
time in Charlottetown, tli. wonderful!comedy with a laugh for e'very¢mlnu-
Dl`a'm»0Va Co. presenting r l Talking te in it. The comedy may not be put
Pictures, the first one being “A Race'on Mondafy evening, if the boat is not
for Millions." This is one of the mostlon time. but it will be DPL'-»`€'D1»0<l UD
sensational dramas, evefr presented Tuesday and Wednesday with a com-
hy talking' pictures everywhere, andlplete change on Thursday.
well chosen for the opening anal' Change of Talking Pictur:s on Thur-
here. One reel in each show is a sdny, and complete change ol comedy~
Talking one, the other motion picfiu-‘Follow the crowd to Stanton's fun:
res being exceptionally cb0B¢‘U t0 Q0 nothing so good has been here yet.
‘with the talking ones, and' the stan-‘Entertainment and laugliter; the lat-
dard of excellence is already knownlest novelty in' amusement, and the
for New .Wondei-li_ind's pictures. ‘best talent procurable at New Wond-
erland all this week. .
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aiflcede-camp of Abdul Hamid II.
Scotia thirty-eight years ago. Hi
:abin boy in a rnerchant ship.
ed to light for it again if' necessa/ry.
.ie assassins.
.tis enemies, have found little chakict
to slay him, but once in Kiel, whilt
:eturning from a banquet, his foes
iearly succeeded. Five of thcni at'
.ticked him with diip;gcrs,_and only
iis expert knowledge of uoxing sav-
;d his life. I-le fioorcd three ol them
ind was repelling the attacks of tht-
itliers single-handed when help ar-
'ived.
aughs at the thought of danger to
.and yards from the palace. The bomb
exploded preniritnrely and lsilletl
ighty inounted inen and their horses
md wounded niany more.
liW BllUllSW|EK`S
SHALE l]EPllS|lS HIEH
OTTAWA, May 1.-To the Senate
Cotiiiiiittee on Mines and Minerals
Lhis morning, Dr. hills, of 'the Geolo-
.fical Survey, stated that the New
ilriiuswlck oil shale deposits were far
richer than those of Scotland front
which the Standard Oil' Company an-
, nually obtains sixty-two million gal-
lons ol oil, and fifty thousand tons
of sulphate of ammonia. This was
admitted in Scotland, he said, after
:xperiments with the New Brunswick
ianiples.
The manager of works there who
had tested the New Brunswick shale
declared that the deposits were the
biggest gold inlne that could be
found anywhere. The Scotch shales
produced thirty to forty gallons of
oil per ton, and the New Brunswick
shale, said Dr. Elis, would prottlucc
,from sixty to ti hiundrod and ten gall-
lons a ton, and' was far richer than
the Scottish in sulphate of ammonia
The shale district extended from Dor-
chester to Norton, seventy miles and
seventy seams had been rliscovorctl.
SOLD FARM FOR ‘$20,160.
WINNIPEG, Man., May 1.--Alt-x.`
McL‘urdy, of Sanford has sold his
larni of toflacrts for the suin of $20.-
iso to tieorgc McKay. of Owen
Sound. 1\Ir. Mc(}urdy startetlfnrm~
ing operations at Sanford, then;
known as lllythctield, 16 years iigo,
with n capital of $750.
N() (YUAI. A'l‘
SWIFT CUI`l.ltl~]N'[`.
SWIFT CURRENT, May l.--There
is no coal in town, the (laiiadicin
Pacific. Railway having barely en~
ough to last three weeks. The Com-
pany has been supplying Moose Jaw
for two weeks. The si'\_ia.tion is
reaching n climax.

lIoa|llii_l_Again?
We can supply you
promptly with the
kind that makes a
good fire.
A.Pi0Ilarli &»li0
Phone 240.
Charlottetown.
Star Slcaiii Lniiiillry
l:l|}\'cnt Ht Phone llil ‘
 c9maem
HALIFAX, May 1-The Sultan de
pends upon a Canadian tu save hi-_
iile. _His hopes in his extremity ¢\I\ its way among the dead, back to the
pinned upon Admiral Ransford D
Bucknam, who now commands thi
imperial navy, has charge of nava
construction and of the imperia
yacht. and is the naval adviser ant
father was lest at sea and when hii
grand-parents, John and Mrs. Buck
iatn, oi' Worciitstt»i', Mass., gave hin.
,he choice cf farni life or going to an by the Sultan. The same impg-fi.
.ea at fourteen he chose the sea ag
Twice. it is said, he has saved the
.ife of the Sultan, and he is prepar
More than once has Bucknam Pasha
.ilmself, as he is known in‘ Turkey,
icen the object of attack by would-
Guarded as he is in Constantinople
SULTAN’S LIFE SAVED
TWICE BY A CANADIAN
Bucknam Pasha has been in Turkey
only six years. He was born in Novi
iiniself_ V
Iiis coolness under danvcr was dis- Ly of thc (.,,,I,im._ l
’|UY@fl f0“f Year* “K” “hen im “E” . Bucknani I’aslin. altrrward went to
C  a l0mPl7 “'35 mall" U’ kill Elle' Sultan San Frzincisco and initrricd Miss
. . . \"'iI-ll 21 UOUYU “S Ill* Wil* “l"’“I» EU Rose Thayer, who is nov; with him
leave the Hamidich Mossue, a thous-
liucknam Pasha was uninjuretl and,
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'he walked beside the Sultan’s carri-
ige with drawn sword as it threaded
'aloha fillrcatcnirw in a loud voice to
lecapitate any unauthorized person
.vho approached.
Bucknam has entire charge of the
ouilding of the Turkish Navy. Every
dollar of the $200,000,000 set aside
for this purpose which has thus far
/een expended has been paid out un-
ler his direction.
Upon the breast of his |,-old_~em-
.iroidered uniform gleams the star of
the Order of Osmanieh conferred up-
tl hands have conferred a distinguish-
id service medal, which Bucknam
Pasha wears upon his left breast.
Massive gold epaulets adorn his
shoulders. A gold braided fez and u
jewel-studded sword completes the
Iress ofthe man upon whose naval
wisdom and astutencss the Sultan
“tow leans. At court the Nova' Sco-
eian ranks with the notilcs and he is
more often consulted.
WAS IN TW() SHIPWIIECKS.
He was twice shipwrecked. After-
wards he met John I). Rockftllcr on
a lake passenger stcaiiitr and the lii't»
tcr matic him cnpfiiiii of ii Stztntiartll
L)ii__ ivhiileback, whci't~ he was known
as the "Kid l`iiptuiii.”
In 1902 he itccrptrtl ri position with
the Crnnips of Pliiliitlelpiiia, and
when the ’l‘urkish warship Medjitlin
was completed in 1‘Jl)Ii he was com-
niissioned to sail her to the Bospli-
orus. There lie inet the Sultan, who
was so iniprcssctl with his ability
that he offered hiin the vice-adniiral~
in thc Ottoiiiiin t';i|'~it.’il. His stiliiry
is princely..
Bloated Stomach
lndigestion.
No Means of Instant Relief and
Certain Cure fn Compare with
“NERYlLll`lE"
Its not fi difficult inatter to di
agnosea ieal case of iiidigestion, 
usually there is a feeling of weight
in the chest, the throat seems full
and tight the stomach feels uncom~
fortable, head is apt to ache, breath
is bad, appetite poor.
Nervilirle is the ctire, it’sthe
only remedy that strengthens
weak stoniacli, overcomes diges-
tive disorders and keep you in fine
forex.
‘ For two yearsl suffered un~
told discomfort with indigestioii,"
writes Mr. J. I’.
Huxley, of Great NERVIUNE
Harrington. “After CURES
ineals I experi- DYSPEPSIA,
eiiced n feeling of
Nausea, my stomach was sour, I
belched gas, food fermented. l\Iy
head ached continually and I inn
down in flesh, looked pale and
sickly. I used Newiline after meals
and was helped at once. I wou1dn’t
tliiiik of being without Nerviline
now. It’s useful for a hundred nil
ments. Not only will it cure the
stomach of its ills,biit for lieadnclic,
bilious ness,flatnlence. cramps. etc.
Iliavc found it simply wonderful.’
' livery lioine should have N¢l'Vl-
lille on hand, it‘s a lie:iltli~sa\'er
and makes smaller doctor bills
I'is'st on Nerviiine only and beanie
at all dealcis.
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House
Cleaning of
Supplies
Disinfcctant soaps
Sponges, household
ammonia, Ox qall soap
Plate brn shes,scrubs,
chaniois, Royal Silver
Polish, Liquid Veneer,
Phone-103 for your
wants.
A.W.R¢ddin, Phm B.
The Square Drnggist.
Sunnyside.
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our $15 suits are above ‘t_`,.‘,»`_` -  
question.-niaiiy de-  ' H~ia%‘§;§-i=.;.=;»__
cidcly stylish, well tailoed . '-2_i";`;`-"‘t"=`»"`--7 ‘."""'f{-_
I and up-to-date lines. It isthe .,_;=-3‘_1=;- 5; _ -j._- _.,- -
l result of careful Selection, the "=°*".".= 1 l' ‘ '
l analysing of every point in
quality, tailoring and general
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provincial trade. We couii- ,:¢_ _ ‘5'.;"-‘=_
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$i5. suit in the city. We are  "_.-'lj  'l ,I
hound to please you---nionv  2:1: 
back if you want it- we viill  ‘<
I have a tailor nial-tc any necessaiy
clifuigcs to conform with your
every form line-we \\'o1i`t sell
you a suit if it don’t fit.
Get acquztiiited with the hehe- <...»-.~.-.-
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-1D@Xclt1si\'ceeiits' fnrnislierone who t.,m K5 your ,.,~,.,,.\
need. Let us give you suit s_\ti5fn¢;i0~,
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$15-
Ellell ~*` fimcl' \\'<\r>\'cfl suits, fancy cuffs, Italian lining,
slioiiiders well patltled, excellent niziteriril and workiiiau-
ship tliiouglioul, Splciiclid value :tt 5 i 5.
'I`licre‘s ntziiiy otlicis~.~'ec tlicut.
Store open evenings till 8 p. m.
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the Horse that Wears Shoes
Purchased from us.
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