Y MORNING
_Pl WOMEN,
' mo consioeu me
_ Al,l.-|iu|>oR'rAN1‘
- mc?  .Q
'§_
That in addressing Mini Pinkham you
are coutidiiig your private ills to a woman
- a woman whose experience with wo-
msa's diseases cover-ii s great many years.
_ ¥°u ow talk freely ton, womm when it
is revolting to relate your private troubles
to s man-besides a mm does not under-
stand-siinply because he is n num
Many women suder in silence and drift slougl
from had to worse, knowing full well
ought to have immediate assistance, buts. natural
modesty lmpels them toshrink from exposing them-
selves to the questions and probably examinations of
even their family physician. It is
Without money or price you can consult a woman
whose knowledge from actual experience is great.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation:
Women suffering from any form of
ness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs.
. letters are received,
orneu only. A
illness in a
the eternal
the women
Piukhsm at Lynn, Mass All
opened,” read and answered
woman can freely talk of
WGIDBD; thus has been
confidence between Mrs.
of America. which has never
of the vast volume of experience
has to draw from, it is more than
that she has gained the
that will help your case.
ingiu return except
advice has rclieved
woman. rich or poor, very
does not take advanta ve of
offer of assistance. -sl.. 'dia
W
generou
Piukha
that they
unnecessary.
female weak.
Out
she
. _ 5 m
Medicine Co., Lynn, Minis.
_ Following we publish two let- _
rm  - wo-=»»-» w»-» mer- I..:..rn:.r’.‘:°:;'»3.'r,’°*.‘;.r.‘:.‘:.‘.!:°r'°>:.;‘.r°:°:
ted this invitation. Note the 'uve I their wi-ow yd); re11ingyo?my`,i'1.
result. ments. I followed yoifr advice and am en-
First letter.
" Dear  I-‘inlrham:-
“ l~or eight years l have sudersd something
terrible every nionth with my periods The
pains areoxcruciating and I can hardlyltand
them. My doctor says I have ovarian and
womb trouble, and I must go through an op-
eration if I want to get wc l. I do not want
to submit to it if can pomibly help it.
Please tell me whsttodo. lhope on can
relieve me. ”-Mrs. Mary>Dimrnlclr, 59th and E .
Capitol Bti., Benning .0., Waahington,D.C.
Second letter.
' ”°is.:‘~;~ r.':.r~»=- ._
“ r o ng care lly your advice,
and takilplg Lydia E. Pi.nkl1am’s Vegetable
Uoinpou , I am very anxious to send ou
my testimonial, that others mary know tgeir
valneand whht you have done or me.
tirely well. I can walk miles without an
ache or again, and I owe my life to you and
to Lydia _ Pinkhanfs Vegetable Com und.
I wish every suffering woman woulsoreed
this testiinonial and realize the value of writ-
ing to you and your remedy."-Mn. Mary
Dimmic , 59th and E. Capitol Street, Ben-
ning P. 0., Washington, D. C.
When a. medicine has been successful
in restoring to health so many women
whose testimony is so unquestionable,
you cannot well say, without trying it,
“ I do not believe it will help me." If
you are ill. don`t hesitate to get a. bot-
tle of Lydia B. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable
, Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink-
lhnm, Lynn. Mass., for special advice-
lit is_free and always helpful-
1
Some Good Reasons
FUR INSURINQ IN THE _
Great-Vvest
ist. Because it invests the Premiums to better advantage than
an uthefcoin anycan
Y P -  _
» and. Because while charging much lon er pr: iniuins, it paid last
year to participating policy-holders over _gn per cont. more profits than
was aid in 1904 hy the oldest and
P < _ '
3rd. Because those insuring now are more niterestedln present
“LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
largest Fastern Companies
and future results llian in what has been -
_,ur Bw.r...eri.e GREAT-WEST whsuie om canadian com-
pany to adopt a higher strindnrd of
reserve ; and
5rh. Because it leads in everything that is to the interest of
policy-liplders.
J AMES A. HOUSTON.
Summersirle V
29 its & w 6inos
. Manager for P. E- I.
i. .__
‘ Kensington Sash
Planing Mills,
and Door Factory.
Lumber Yard
If you contemplate building or repairing, give us s call.
lf you want an estimate on any kind ofa building, give us s call.
If you want hard or soft coal, give rugs call.
Better give us a call anyway. We keep in stock everything in the shape
of lumber either rough or manufactured
at prices that defy competition.
M F. Schurman &Co.
1 - - 1
Disinfccting
Effective, Safe, Economical,
Having installed an np-to-date
Qormaldehyde Generator, which ia I
perfect Germicide
'. ani now prepared to dilinlqtt dwellinp,
pr, :hc Ri-lldlngl, olren. stmel, els., etc.. gnu-_
.ineeiryg their ruvlsnuon if lnlecrrd win; nie
:an o any contagious diocese, without lnlnry
,J iipy vu? (ihr rn, wnnmenll or furnltpre.
A I u ri wr on o any
im dir:i’iNnr\)‘lr§i|:.?1' lmrzng mhe fegull
hear ol the Boordol Health.
G D- WRIG Ti
General Director, and Era mgr.
Omoo Phopeugb. residence iivne 6m
J. AUGUSIUS BENILEY
Goto a friend for advice
go to a woman for pity; 'go
to strangers for charity, but
for a good reliable guarantttd
watch at a low price, go to
T AN'I`ON’S.
Special prices for `a' short
time. `
W. N. TANTUN.
‘ ~JEwn__LsR.
2-*=lH[
oirr5§l`o`l;{ii:;.iim¢§  c
.i. A. Morrison intends building in tm I»°\"l° '1`“\*°l» Qhdllottewwsr
lot opposite H. J. Mossy. ` S““d"¥ 1” 5‘!m’l°1"W\~ ~
ceding grounds have nofyst opened up.
At the Police Cou_rt yesterday morning Tho,” an `
one drunk was fined Q5 or twenty days. ‘wang aw”
The ease ofliumult yu dismissed. _ lwmd dm" .I me _ _ _
ward W” “awed from Mtn C|mn»u‘_ of the harbor closing up the opeuingin the
Point du Chene yesterday stating that °l"““°" ,
cation will report on their trip w Ottawa. of the house explained tohlni some of the
reasons why water wah badly needed.
IMPOSINGWELCOME SUllCll, DlSC0lllClll¢il,
TO B|S|l0P MCDONALD Momgg’ Low Spmtgd
<C°°°f=~“¢<1ff°=”1’“=°1->  .Brace Un-'Vliiillze Nerves
ihrenteulng aspect, but the people of and  
Naples were entirely uuconcerned. ' ' 
“Naples is left by Lralu for Monte  E
lfnsliio, the home of the Benedectlues, ut
whose monastery we stayed over night.
The ...comfort nm with me traditions ‘l`he Effect is Instant-Makes You
rind spirit or st. iienedicr. It was here Snap and Dance with Vitality.
thot thc great monk curly in the fifth
century liiid the foundations of the grand Your uppemw is gm-,°_
old order that has given to the church so \\'bat_littlo you cur brings nosatlsfmitlon.
runny saints, popcs and doctors. The _¥o‘L“c|fn.t3:g;';"olf_ s|l’ég° “Wi l”°|““0|\UlY
library contaliis thousands of most ln- llqervous prostmnonlié Marius you in
turestiug uiiuiu:-icrlpts, uniong them aut/o~ the face,
grnpli letters of St. Thomas Aquinus and YO)-ll' “|157-l`\Ul8 “PW” Ulm "ily bl’
the “mal Pope Himebmni nourished buck to henlt-h by ii nerve tonic
_,, _ _  like Ferrozonc. lt cures weakness of the
fhe "B19 9\`e"l“K We “Ere 'll R0""~‘~ inner |ierves,glves vitality and strength to
said the bishop. “lt was -night the blood ruiri nervous systcui, niakcs ull
iis we [were entering, but as i11?'3a"i§(":~:;;“Y‘i?\l`kfx;'i‘l§il;l:l\;1t;1Yéf Mrs D P
the grunt lights of thc citytlnnliccltliiougli C0,".,_|m,,|_ °f»§Iyn|e_ proves the pminpf
our cur wlndnvvs what striking iissociu- action of Ferrozone.
tions of uncieut classical riml religious fzlwlllld "0 FUFW *"'¥"?“¥‘l'- d
Home nrose lu our ininilsl ‘Ave Roma Wu; 6Yu';l;l;°,§l'.f,;:"m poor’ an my byswm
luii|iortulls‘wus the unconscious salute in "1 fe", weak and ¢e,._I,f,-ry,,d wg, “red
all hearts, rind on ull lips. Weeks here out all du! 1008-
pnsscil rupldly-in visiting the sights of _,5"';gfé‘£’e“€f°;’ll§¢l“hege;f`f;"'fxfxem B
historical and Christian Rome. Muguid- éood fppeute and n1,u,,’fi,mce of `1]eam,_`-'
cent churches urine on cyery side und till Ferrnzoue contains concentriic-led nour-
onenith rulluimtlon for their gi'riudeui~, l§0lU"lll- ¥0\l f~'§Ul'¥f §¢i_|“ l\l\)'0il10l` “‘l\.Y~
. ~- l\o other niedicinc eiiiiits so quickly, 500.
antiquity and beauty. Beyond tlicm all, Pm. bo, 0,. six boxes for 82,50 M “H dealers
as indeed surpassing ull churclistructurei-i, nr Medicine -or Poison & Co. Hui-Lfurd
in the world, stands, on thc Vatican hill, UUIU1-. U. S. A. rind Kinlswn Um"
the great buslllcu of St. Peter‘s. Five,
six, even ten visits seem well spent but .
irisulilciout to take in thc full mugnill-   PIPE'
cencc of this great mother of l-he ` ""’ “ `
chur-clics. Our visit to the Pope is some- um.m_Em._M_ p,,__ Apr" 13 _M,.s_ I.|,m_
l-lllllll "GV" L0 l>0 f0l'E09Wl\- H55 U0ll|‘¢°5` nirli Conlin died on Suturduy nt the age
has ri uluirxulug rireseuce,_ rinrl kindness ,_,f104_ She e,,j,,y,,d hc, pipe to me |,|_s¢_
mill putcriiity scenic-rl llvingln his every She came to this cnunuy from county
movement. One cannot but feel irlrrislierl c|,,,.c_ I,.eI,md_ fonyyeuls “gm She mwel,
i" the .E"°s°“'~`°._ °f uw, ”“prc,'”9 l’°“°"r~ worc gl-isscs. On Wednesday she thread-
\’““ Pius X- W” ‘Wick  l-‘\»‘.i',9°°.9it |‘i°= eil ii necdlc und sewed and read for nn
uiise. We sawlriin iiirir|y._.tii_l_;p2l,;\l,\41 pl- holm
ways with the some happy, iippnspslon. ` '
Ori January ldth welaft Home _for the THE SOURCE OF NEURALGIA.
mst. tation ewwvrr tBrln<llll..rl»lt_ ,
or 1.»,.».f» of MT* no.. '»¢_..».‘§*r5 ...£22::.:‘“:;‘.L';.3‘°.‘i‘i..r.l.*"..".‘::.°'...‘2o:.‘§
Atlicris and Constantinople. ___Ro|1ja,ln1ng.i nerves get irritable, neuralglc torture
there( three days wc soiled to Smyrna, `f°""“'f’l~l F01' blléi llt\l¢:l1\_€"l2h;1IlP_llC*\ii¢;;\S
S»\l°\-from Bo<w.~irh» _ e .i‘§-ihfh “.i.°..f.r“ oé’ .{’.‘$’.l‘,§i|...’...°.i"”’..~i.`rT
“.l'\vcn&y days _were spout in the Holy nutritious blood.
l.and,visitin,'r Ciilileenml .lurlueu.'I'lien_vve i Wh” C11" 0¢l\1'\l F9YI‘0Z0ll@7 It lnCI`0l\§9f*`
went down to Egypt :incl after spending f'i||l§_;il:h’:3l""zne'b,:;';’;`l‘“s saggaggncguglgégé
threcdoys inCuiwim\1sovinx the l’rro~ moi ourlfiingrrim-`rm1rorwornorirnorves.
niirli\,\vui~cturiied by Alexandria to Brin- 1"¢rr0ZOIl0 wmlllllf-Gly “UNH Fl€_\ll`f\lBl9-
dlsl and tliencembuck 'to `}`(oTiie. Alien' 'E."°_'Y F005 “ml l_’."“""h °.f th? dfseiwe ll
_ ills. A'solutc success in vu-iy crise.
niiother week spent plcusiintly there we Swp,_.um.,.,,,"__¢|f,y ,.,_,,,S|,“y,,1.~e,,-0,,,,,,,._
left on March 8th for a liunierl trip Fifty chocolate. coated tablets in u box
through Western Europe and the British "lf *WY d1`UK °l-°l'¢-
Isles. '
“I 'mis particular-ly plcnserl to visit that Z
pnrt of Ireland from which my father and  
inother camo to St. John ln 1847. I hurl - “°“_
UW lll>\llPl“€99 i0 9"! l“l\~5S “ml Pmllcll to I.(~i\‘rioN, Aprll I2-The St. Petersburg
U10 P°0l1l° in me 5“m° md “hum” ln' correspondent of thc Chruiilcls says that
which they were imirried. The visits to'0,,e ofthe Czar-S “lets “.,,_,, ,,,-re,,_¢,,d |n
C°l'k» D“l’"'.1i L°“d°“ “nd Ll"°"P°°I "em l St. Petersburg Monday afternoon while
D€09S5l\l`il¥ =l|l0\'i. f0l' “'45 were b°°ked W he was In communication with 'mi un-
S“|| 'LV UW Vlflélhlln 011 Avril 9~ known individual regarding an stu-mrt
"OUP “F55 CMU °“ 001' ll*-*W ‘l“Y "h°"° on the life of the Czar at Tsarskoe-Solo.
was lo Fay niass in the pro-cathedral of `
Liver l.
“Atpi?:ui~ in the afternoon we started ‘ 507° Thf0O¢ Hhd cf-“llhl
for Prlncs`s Landing Stage, where our l .A .*l‘:'.\"°- l.:f'°:l:,°. "4 '"7' "“"°‘|¥ f°" ‘li “"°*"
good ship lny awaiting us at the wharf. _ °'mé:;'.°|;.:°mAn".,P||c 1"b|°¢'
It secpiiirl king slnctei we  |ii\‘y;t|.hi?gi so 3,” ,x,Ju,,|,;,,,n,, ¢n¢;|:|i¢;d;l}vn.lue ¢‘ali:Ir‘e;‘olTiie:‘gi\h
grace u lui( nttmc vena ie rgu un- owe n¢pr°Pl ° ' PNY! °°~
iiow nppenred to us. Just from the liuirrls uk' A" D'"‘“°“ > mo,
of the builders, and preparing to
start on her maiden voynge, of her. '
own merits sho was a beautiful slglit,'.  
but our rwsoclatloiis of her-she was to ___
bring us houiq,and to all that ls conncc- _
tell with that sweetest of wordi4-secnie<l- SIMM. hlfllli. Allfll 13- Lid! C\ll`l0D»
Mudd ¢e,,_f°|d w hu. grace ,md \,¢,,u¢_y_ ' wife of the vieeroy, luis invited :ill the
She is it sister ship to the Viv.-wririn'E\1r0|Je|u\# mzdlndiunslviiurfd durivirthe
which sailed for St. John :wo weeks ne- '“"°"” °“"'-llqrmkes \\|\01\r= “ble tv bv
fore, hut is snld to bo even more power |“0V°"|- '-0 WU” i-° me wlllml' "ld “|9011
ful. They arc the largest mul speedlcs h°”Pl¢“l“ *lf Simi” “B 1191' 80933-
ships tliul. have yet crossed the
occiiri in any Cnnrullrin line, nuil the I 'lb more no you mu
llrst ocean turbine ships that  
lirivs crossed the Atlantic. 'l`lie ex- ugfllof
perlmcut for the Virglrilun nt lcust is u 2 »
perfect succell. We sailed at the goodly ' 'nv a _ _
speed of nearly slxtccn knots nn hoiir_ '“. wfa,
niirl with such perfect ciisc that one was  Q11.
Dr. Shave Ointment
not conscious generally of moving at ull.
There is an nlisolute abscncc of that vi-
Sale of damaged goods begins ot
sharp 9 this morning.
brntlou that is so noticeable mid. irnleed,
dlsoomlortlngln other last,-sailing ships.
Iron'-Ox Tnblels me on sale at A. W
Reddln's. 7d tf.
She is provided with every nienm. of com~
fort for passengers of all olnsscs and
unicorn and men are obllglng nml court-
eous. The atqterooms are well ventllrrted ‘
nnd lighted, nent and couimodlous. Thus
our voyage was very pleasant. and time
flew as rapidly ns even one could wish
who was comlrq horns After an extended
visit to far distant lands and peoples."
Read J. B.McDonald & Co's.nd “Slaugh-
ter Sale." Il you went anythlngln rhe-
llnes named you'll get a bargain. 1811 tf.
Hem-rold, the only Pile Ours taken ln-
tarhnlly. Cure guaranteed or money re-`
fnnrled. $1.0) per box, 010115.!!!-Sold by
A. W. Rzddln, Phem B.. 15d Ill.
New `c`l’q'i\1lllX' lor" boys and
youths at Prone Bios. r7d_;i
The Great  er Opening fo:
nrgm.-Moores iactwa. midi”
Moore & McLecd hnve_received
and opqied up the laipm rouge of
_ E. H. Forbes, Tynrvellsy, with his
Rev. A. D. Archibald preached lin the pm-rnsr shot 51 wild goscolutwoek. Ho
Methodist church Sunday evening. , reports geese nouns thin, season an the
harborisfast
the harbor than ilnow all clear of ice. | lt ls said that one ol the Dei-ltl0l_1¢ll
» agaimt the puter work; and sewerage
Itis hoped (hole willbelarge attendance bill In endeavorlng to seem-e signatures
at the mi\s`s' meeting ln Market Hull this niet with a cold reception in one of the _
evening when the delegates re communi- places he visited yeslerdsy when the lady 
_ _ 5'
 _ _._ .Q V..  _,_ ,_.
~ " ` - . _ ' hich will
Added to our already large list ve have o ned tile follow!! , W __
be ready for tour igsrsctioq lvday- B< 2“l1f“1SNl‘. Y*lPI*_*,‘,*e° ."]2§‘;,h““gk§'§;
oi¢d,_Dr¢s,s Go; ds in a variety of colors and Il18_i_¢1'1§¥» d_ 3 1°* _white Lum;
Ladies’ Crash Skirts, Chiljrlrt'u°8-Dresses m_ white U1 _ P‘§Pts,’N k at &c
Waists, Men's Hats and CBPS, Sweaters, Simi Tab¢mY=L° les ec V ' °
o New Millinery Trimming: i
New eady-to-wear Hats
New Shsded Ribbons
' New Baby Ribbons
* New Grass Linen-
New Linen Lawn
New Apron Holland
New Shirtwaist Suits
New D
New Typed Tea, Cloths
New Crepe Crctonnes
New Sateen Crelonues
New T
r
New Shapes and Chiffon Hats I
_ amask_Table Linen
New Fringed Glass Cloths
New Navy Blue Dress Goods i
apestry Table Squares _
I New Zephyrs
New Corsets
New Buttons
_i _ _ _ in r _ _
i nixinu Flux: ‘_ = A__f  
N bl k d lored Saleens
NE: bl deck atrial cocl)orrd_ Silk Dress Goods
New black Silk Applique
New Silks in black and colored
New Dress ShiriS
New printed S2\i€€DS_ '
New Tapestry Draplllg Cl0ll1
New Drill Prints .
New Hose, black and tan
New Valenciennes Lace and Insertion
New Torcliori Lace and Insertion
New Children’s Silk Caps
4
New Lace Curtains
1-r _-nun-l nun'
for it. '
Barrister and Ml,Ql’l\¢Y
Olhire: Upstairs Brace Brick
Building
SUMMERSIDILP. E. I.
Money to Loan on wood recur-
ky, gf land at modeme rule oi
interest, i ‘
Jlrtltlciar teal!!
l The out ol satisfaction, moderate
l`ix\i'\etion free 0( G A
Trade comer our way for people who
k row value and newness. We are often
uhend of the styles, never behind the
styles. This spring we show you the very
newest tblngn extant. We do not boost
of this, there are others. But we do say,
that we olsr you at all times the very
latest novelties ln the world's marketn
In All llndsofhry Goods. ` Make A note'
of this. We are leaders In Fashionable
_ t
on. .|. P. rmrrlqv,
_< D3 tu &  am Queue lineal. 099 house lou
Drydoodn sad llltllnery Stanley Bros.
millinery brouiht ii Charlotte-
town ihls uynn. are the new.
ideas sr the Enter opening to-_
night.-Moore & McI._eod. i8di
"Iron-Ox Tablets 'ara o.. mic '-l "_A
lllls' Drugstore. 7-. ii.
Hurrah for the utw suits lor.-
A much larger list will be ready for Monday and every day now until
all arrives, when we will show you one of the most magnificent stocks of Dry
Goods ever brought to the City. Selected with the greatest taste and care from
the samples of the best manufacturers in the British, German, French and _Can-
adian markets. We anticipate a big Easter trade and vlill be fully prepared
_rr moron s. oo.
e_~1l~  _.__ 
___ 2 i7 dwtf
I _
i
    ciRvrLi.RAIirNBURr or mrssrhvr
  WHOLESALE success.
Produce and Commission Merchants
_ and Steamship Agents, `
2% _ _ . _ Un'-vng
‘ COMING EVENTS.
. S. O. E. Next meeting of Lodge Prince
Edwmrl is rn Ar-rll 18th. \\`hileIiose De
gree- Arlrunccnient.
City Council meets on the second Mon.
_ ilay lr\_ each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mayor; W. W.Llarke. Clly Clerk.
iii
ANNOUNCEME NTS
-S. O E. Lodge Prince Edward meets
tonight nt 8. Advmiceinent. Visiting
brethren arc welcome.
- For Sale. -A fine little upright plnno,
iii good order at u. great bargain. Call any
evening this week before B.-\V. A.
Hawley. 1Bd8l
-The annuril nicetlng ofjwcst Ro) ally
Rlilc Club will beheld nt Ciipt. S. Good's
residence on May 3rd at 7 o'clock p ui. All
members are requested to attend as
matters of lntcrcst to all will be brought
before the nieetlng.Electinn ofoillcers, etc.
-J. W. Bryenion. 15,18 Sr. wll.
-Keep Easter Monday night free from
any other engnpzemeuts and go t.o the
Opera House and hear the beautiful
English drains, “Kinds Evidence" put on
by eonipany composed of the best oloeu-
tloulsts in the city. Thcy nroworklng
hard and deserve A crowded house.
' 4d450l0ll 12171819
The ladies oi St. Iames' Church
will hold their ‘
Annual Fancy Fair and
. Tca on.
THURSDAY. AHRIL 27th..
A lnrfc supply of the newest llld
prettiest designs ll aprons and pine-
ioreu, also dainty fancy. srtiokl at l
moderate cost have beenpreplnd.
There will also be the usual refresh-'
ments, homo-made andy, low” end.
book tables.
Doon open it a;‘3o p. m.
, 'tes on tsbles nt6p.l|. '
Admission loc. _
boys and men ai Provne Bros;
r7d3l
, .-ie
Ten z5c.
c 

New. slew. New.
Just received for the SPRING trade.
BOOTS $5.75 and .oo.
SI-IOESJ. $3-oo snd‘;3.75. _
MORRIS &'SM‘l1’ll,
_ _ _ _Exclusive Agents.
S" A- _
. ew ____|\X<
JAQM in-:»:~Z_
i§§rl»~\ >, __ _ @I;,v‘v`
A/  _:_-_:.4
QD ‘“'-"Wiser E
-1
. 7 \`?`\"`*"f!‘!
! _, ‘ .err 2'- 'fl'
_ _Pia . _ .
.2 ; gngnarvnronr
no matter how ll eat s time, amounts
to y whole lot on A y¢sr'¢ buying,
el ilpmstter that we watch very
. Wo went to give We :hs
teveryftime. But there
guiyerfm- it hu got lobe ln your
vor.
. OUR GROCERY
miimlttoogdodroh rr
¢lml1lll¢ttmss¢¢'ro..Chl1llersu
%”°""'“" '°"'*“ """' " "°"`
. ll GGHNOLL
Qlmlfmt i:'sf»£.°'
f 6,11 re-
.re/[mg
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Now is a
Good lime
to replenish your silverware such
as knives, forks and spoons. In
taking stock we find we have a
few half dozens in first quality
which you can purchase at a very
low price. while they last.
li. H. TAYLOR,
Jswntnn. _
Sunnyside, Queen Square,
 
 I
is U10 time to have our
boots overhauled. lf” _u
would have-than atteinggd
1° in  » ~ .
_First Class _style
we would dvi” yqq 19
leave them ri: Bgwg
Bccauscvclihtyr -
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