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"Let good a'ige.s1Ion watt on appetite, and health an both/ "
They will li you take Stwtlsrun
They correct stomach disorders. assist digestion, and make life worth
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stocked them yet. send us 50c. and we will mall them.
Nnlionnl Drug and Chemical
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in the flour means quality in the bread and the pastry
'you bake. Without quality behind your efforts, no
knowledge or skill can bring good results. Better be
‘ without the skill than without the quality.
"Bi-;AvnR” I-‘Loon
is the highest development of blended wheats, embracing the
rich health-giving properties of Manitoba Spring wheat and
the carbohydrates of Ontario Fall
wheat, which make delicate,
white, light bread and pastry.
Remember, it is for bread
and pastry, both. With
BEAVER FLOUR in the
house, you only need one kind
to attain the best results in
every form of baking.
BEAVER FLOUR means
economy as well as eiliciency.
Ask your grocer for it to-day.
DEALERS.--Write for Drlce: on all
Feeds, Coarse Grains and Cereals.
T. ll. 'l'AYL0l C0., l.ltl,Chlll|ll,0nl.
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lo know our
` Bright Cut Tobacco.
ifnvd thing. At your grocers and druggists.
£6
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l\fi'tntifiu~turt~rn _Charlottetown Phone 3;5 _ ` dmwf. i `
_ __ _ _ _ _ i 5.
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No waste, dries quickly, hard as stone. If you have
liouse to plaster write us for prices and information.
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Plaster Paris, Lime and Laths.
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Sodas to Your Grocery List
Lynclis’ Creaiiialt Sodas should be used in every
family for in purity and quality ofingredients tlieyliave
no superiors. The flour they are made front is special-
ly ground and prepared; choice, rich creamery butter;
i'uie:~'.t rendered hog lartl ; pure sugar and unskimnied
milk from jersey cows go to make them what they are
---the choicest of all biscuits.
If you could only see the white-uniformed cooks,
and the rigorous cleanliness of our kitchens---the best
conducted and most scientific in Canada---you wotild
not woiitler wh y the biscuits are so pure and good.
Ask your dealer for Lynchs‘---put them down on
your order.
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FETY EGG CARRIER
SHOWS
BY EXPERIENCE
THE LOWEST
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~P“°k °d*‘"“" PER canraoa
OF
BREAKAGE
ON RECORD.
Open lor Ueea very Safe
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Very Convenient
Very Cheap.
f9_.oo per thousand
t.oo per hundred.
Closed for Delivery
' 'run caan' nAu,A'r itaoxui-:_
In July, 1913,, tl_iere,wi,ll_ becom-
pleted the greatest engineering pro-_
ject now in process oi construction
on American soil, with the single, ex-.
caption ot the Panama canal. This
,ls the mile long datnwhlch .will stem
the waters of the Mississippi at Keo-
kuk (Ia.)
For more _than lift-y Ywra that .por-
tion of the upper Mississippi Valley
immediaeely contiguous to the Doa,
Moines Rapids _has dreamed of the
day when the waters would be har-
nessed and factories would line the
banks. But the years passed and the
stonep dld not assemble themselves
to form any dam and trade went in-
land.
When the word went forth that at-
ter fifty years of hoping and dream-
ing a mile wide dam was to be built
ahere were many yet unconverted
from doubt. But when congress took
favarable notion and granted the ne-
cessary franchises the douhters beg-
an to wax enthusiastic.
By ,the time President Roosevelt
signed the iranchisefor the immense
dam and power plant on Feb. 9 1905
the eyes of the entire country were
on Keokuk. When the necessary $20,
000,000 capital was secured andthe
first shovelful of- dirt was turned the
world woke up to the fact that the
upper, Mississippi Valley held the key
to the industrial future.
On Jan. 9, 1910, definite announce-
ment. .was made to the world that
the dam would be built. By Feb. 1
several scores of-men were at work.
Early in December, 1910, 500 men
started to work on the Iowa shore.
Through the entire winter they toil-
ed to throw' a rampart across the
river.
When the waters, guided by engin-
eering craft, pass through dirty tur-
bines they will generate 250,000
liorsepower, enough to light every
private and public lamp, run every
street car and turn every factory
wheel in practically every Mississippi
Valley city from the Saint on the
north to the, Saint on the south.
Two thousand men went to work wi-
th the breaking up of the ice and the
opening of navigation.
The dam is to be the largest in the
world, with the single exception ot
the Assouan irrigating dam across
'the _Nile in Egypt; the power plant;
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of Constipation »
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Save on Next
You doubtless don‘t think
imuch about next winter now.
!Winter with its cold
iand chill-and coal bills-is _
_far away, but its coming a- .
_gain as sure as death and
;taxeB.
 My patent Pressure valves
Iwill save you half of next
'year’a coal bills if you have
it installed when you don't
need it-in the warm weath-
er. My patent pressure val-
ve heats EVERY room at '
the same cost as the upkeep
of one stove. Free demon-
',atration.
las. A. Mcliachern
124 Gt, George Street.
GRAND 'TRUNK RAIL-
WAY SYSTEM. `
ROUND TRIP HOMI-:SEEKERS
EXCURSION TICKETS to Western
Canada via Grand Trunk Double Tract
Route to Chicago, etc., on sale, and
v ery second Tuesday until September
9 th, at very low fares.
THE FINEST FARMING COUNTRY
lN THE WORLD is to be found along
the line ofthe GRAND TRUNK PACI
FIC in the Provinces of Manitoba, A
bcrta, and Saskatchewan. Descriptive
itcrature with beautifully engraved maps
and giving full information about FREE
HOMESTEADS and how to obtain them
rote, can be had at any G. T. R. Ticket
Office.
W. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agt.
84 Gt. Geo. Sl. Ch`town. .
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will be the largest in the _world with-
out exception, unless two or more of
the Niagara plants are cotnbined for
the purpose of comparison.
When completed the dam will be
5,800 feet in length, of reenforced
concrete, thirty-seven feet high and
of tha same width, the foundation
burle for seven feet in the solid
limestone bed of the river‘s gorge.
Extending practically due east and
run its uninlzerrupted course for 4,400
feet, when it will veer to the south
and give wayto the power plant, on
the Iowa shore, where the turbu-
lent waters willibe converted into
commercial power.
'1‘he,da.m will result in the format-
ion of an immense lake from three
to five miles wide and forty miles
long above Keokuk, overflowing the
lowlands and entirely changing the
country n`ow immediately adjacent to
the river. It will also completely
drown out the ninemile canal built
forty years ago at a cost of $8,000,
000. It is one of the requirements of
the federal franchise that this gov-
ernment canal, with its three locks,
shall be supplanted by a new one-
lock canal in a new dry dock to be
giventhe necessary running power
free of charge to the end of time.
The dnm completed, the rapids will
give way to a placid pool or lake,
up and down and across which the
heaviest laden boats may travel in
safety. In the second place, Keokulr
will become one of the largest power
distributing ' centres in the entire
world. _
Already contracts have been signed
for the transmission of sixty thous-
and horsepower to St. Louis, 175
miles south, to _ run the street cars
and light the streets of that city.
Alijeadyf negotiations are under way
to transmit the power north and
south east and west, from St. Patil
llto Memphis and from Chicago to
Omnha,__
In the third place, Keokuk will he-
come the centre of a new manufact-
uring. section;_the city famous an
the hub of the richest agricultural
,-country in the world will displace
plowa with smokestacks, corn plant-
ers with looms and harrows with dy-
namos. ‘
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CAST OR IA
For Infants and Children.
lhs _Kind You Have Always Bought
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SYN(w*3lS 0|` CANADIAN NORTH
IST LAND REGULATIONS.
ANK pclrnon who is the solorhpand ight:
mi ,or an mae ove
‘0ld. ma hdmeatead a quarter uectibn oi
availapfe Dominion land in Manitoba
Snake chewan or Alberta. The aDDll¢!\1\¢
mus n pear in person at the Dominion
Lan A, gene or Sub-Agenc for the dia-
trict. ntry by proxy _may be made at
l`.'ti..§‘l"".3°¥i. °“ °°'3"'“ if£"“‘i.°.lS€if.i. ‘Ai
. o er eon au er
sister of intending liomgateader.
.lI:iuti‘tst;£_;Blt§ mon_tl:p1' rlesigtinoa ctipot;
an on aono aan nea o
three years. A homesteader may live
witliiri nine miles oi his homestead on a
Inrm of at least 80 acres solel owned and
occupied b him or by his father. mother,
son, dnughzer brother or sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in
:ood standing ma. pre-empta éiuartpr-
eectlon alongside his homeatea . Price
$800 or acre: _
“lgu§iee.-Must :panda ug “___ th._e hgans;
I OT' l'B'8 01181 II
six ye repirommtiiite ot  entry
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"ii°ii°oiii§»i§`»aet- who h ti his
homestead right. and $a _ _ry pre-
emption mn ' enter lo A ome~
and in oprfainntéiatyiotg _ 0 -ipbppr
re.- u .- us r n
eaclh ol)tht-‘gd years, ctlisl ‘ Big? acres
an erect A house wort ' 60 Y
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stills? &t..vvq;\'ti’oms nntfhllth 3b'r.l‘l.0%`||>l:r
day anitap. ning rooms an onto rst-
olue. ropean p nn
ABS0lsUTEl.Y‘ FIREPROOF
etqne floors nothing wood but the doors
Equipped-with' its own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
bong Dlltanee Telephone in Ever! Boom
u l 'or samp es t  };gk"|?."lf"*|d 3°*-£"'7~m Bond for mist
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I (By L. J. Kiowa.)
My old straw hat of last yeal"s
stvle,
Is now piacedin the garbage pile.
Last year _suns haye turned it to a
rudd-v brown,
And summer winds have beaten in lt.;
withered crown.
-I hate to part with you old-Hat;
but still you'lmve to go,
Another one will takeyour place and
the cost is just. aa low,
We’ve been good old pale- together
and joy; we shared as one,
But now comes a, day oid Hat, when
your day is done.
Many times I've tipped you to the
summer girl, .
So friends w-e’\'e been tlirouKl10\1'¢ 12110
summer whirl,
Along the shady brooks and pleasure
walks we went,
Whether it was, stormy; we both were
content.. '
The sun may have shone on ua at a
hundred in the shade.
But; \vho minded seearching as long
as the game was played,
Thoughts of pnst tlnys como before
me as I tithe you down, _
And I can only say as I stroke your
crown.
That my new one is this year's
stvle.
And dear old Hat your outclassetl by
_a mile,
Perhaps when next your comes around
again, the some old tale I 11
t ll,
Good-liaye old Hat, again I have to
say; Farewell.
A _  _ i
This 0ld__6elllli¢ii\Itll~-
lluretlni llhwmailsm.
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By One Box of GIN PILLS
Yanatoorn, N.S.
"l have been bothered with Rheu-
matistn forthe East ycnt-_and have tt_1l§e,n
\ good many di event k_tntlsof medicine
incl found no relief for it_. _
One day a friend ndvistd me to try
(`-IN PILLS, and after taking one box,
of them, I felt like a new man, I
thought I would write you a few lines _
to let you know how thankful I am for
the relief they gave me, _ and, _would
advise all sufferers from Rheumatism to
try Gm P1LLs." _
WM. Cotrrv,
Don't bother with liniments and 50-
called “blood purifiers". They _wonlt
help your kidneys-and Rheuniatism is
mused by weak, strained or irritated
kidneys. The only possible_way to cure
Rlietimatistn, is to cure the kidneys. C-lN
Pl will do this as nothing e se will
box-_-6 for $2.50-and money, pfumpul _
refunded if you are not satisfied.,
Order from us if your dealer dognot
handle Gin PILLS. Supple 11°! sent
free on request. Nn¢i0l\ DWI. llld
ciimiieai co.. Der>t.1>.1'~:.. T°r°1=¢°- si
_A-,ig ;_,,,,A_, Thg original
,-4_4,-LN i~_ ' Gln Pillh made by
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 ;Chemic.nl. ,Co. of
\‘  -Canada Jimi-ted,
 `/ Toronto, areeold
` -2 -1 only In-this bex.
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Worth’s 
Livery Stables
I". G. W_0RTll.
Proprietor.
First Class
Single and Double
Teams.
Fino Turn Outs
for Weddintn _
und Prlvnte Parties.
Phone 16| Prince Bt..
52 Charlottetown.
6-idd mo
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COMM0ll0RE LEDYARD.
Will leave Ch‘town noon june 7_th for
_lohn Houstotfs So. Rustico via: Winslow
Road and Oyster lied Bridge, will re-
main over night and till Thursday at io
o'clock thence to Cl\'town via :
New Glascow, Whcatly _ River
:mtl Milton. Will continue this route
through the season (live rounds) The
Commotlcer and younglliarrister will cou-
tinuc their trips to liunshaw during thc
season, leaving Cli`Town Saturday at li
o`cloek p. m.
]OliN J. O'BRIEN
of Bonehaw
in charge
6-ad5,6,7 lhen tl s tu 6i
Quarter Acre plot on east side
Elin Avenue within ten minutes
walk of the Post Office with Dwell
ing heated with hot air, wash-house
and coach house and stable. Pleas-
antly situated with shade trees and
Prowse Bros,or Warbuton & Shaw
olicit o rs- ' 5- :od tf .
- . D. Wright
Funeral Director and em-_
balmer-Min A. Forgueon,Lady' »
Assistant-Personal Attention
and Promptneee Guaranteed.
Ambulance calls answered at
ehorteet notice.
Sl?,lC|A|-Ill!
Diainfectutg and, Fuml ting '
Furniture Repnlred nn? Re-
ugholltered. S _
ilent Salesman made to order,
i‘ii‘§'ti’ii`i1§iisl'f.iiii'i'ii‘:‘%'i-.‘- |
L3 .
'iiake Gm PILLS NOW and befree.
from Rheumatism this winter. 5oc._ a,
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World lEiariiioti.s*~
 Alrtisres Prefer

the Heinz item-em
-l When Vladimir de Pachmann, the world famous
Russian pianist, visited Canada, he "gave a recital in
Massey Hall, Toronto. There the enthusiasm was so
great that after completing his program he was re-
called twelve tiines, and even then the a-udienc_e___was
not satisfied.
He used a Heintzrnan & Co, grand piano and
,, lie made it whisper, talk and sing as no other instru-
 ment could. “It is not I, it is the Piano,” said de
5, Paehmann, when interviewed after the recital. “To
-.- think that I have travelled the world over and used
theiinest pianos, then to reach Canada and find the
Heintzman S; Co., pianos, a veritable prince aiuoug
_ pianos, compared with any I have ever used.”
'. A Few of its Owners
i con, Hyllested, Burmeister, and all the stars of' the
concert and_ grand opera stage are enthusiastic owners
, the best, regardless of price, and find the Heintznian
- the best piano at a price every home of culture and
refinement can afford.
 Call, bring a pianist friend, and see, hear and
play the Matchless Heintzman.--The chosen king
of all Pianos. `
I/Ml!/LLER BROS
I 2 3 Kent Street, Charlottetown.
'ould's Deep Well Force Pumps
Light and Force 25 to l50 Feet it
Also on hand Brass Iron Cylltiders, Galvanized Pipe, Brown’s Pip
Tongs, Stillsons Wrenches, Gal casing.
When requiring any of the above call or write ‘
S.; w. A ¢mCtforSRVl.  
| , __J_- inn
lt You need are  
Canoe or Reiv-Baal.
Lhis summer you cannot do better than
decideon the “VV'_n1. English" kind. §.Th¢y
are absolutely unsurpassed in r_1esigi1;.I_DH~§¢_l5e
olfore o mswlth hot atitdfeold watarlor _ _ _-_A M _Q _
iiaiziit-;a-a1ifr~aia=»iii "'“‘ - ea.. New ....1 i.._....iy.lf°-fli-»
bpen.iBg -of .the boating season.,
5 _ Write, for our Free Catalogue
l ' ‘
, he- Wm. Enqfllshi Can-oe-~ Go
Peterborough. tint”
» ‘ io~26dtnwf3owks.
. 1
_ Seinbrich, Zadona, Nordica, Albani, Ionas, Plan- _i
of the Heintzinan SL Co., piano. These artistes want .
J
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Sole Agents for P. E. I. _
 __ _,ne o_C,m_,_ ial and finish' and ; can be depended ..0tl~._to.
-rf _ __v.~~¥.§_`.',-_. __,_-i.,,___»- Apply to John H. Saunders give pei-f¢¢t_5ati9fa¢t10n_ _ _