IUNE ’_°‘ I9" .' "““' “""‘°" "'"'° -` . ' THE cHARLo'i"1‘ETowN GUARDIAN ~ mu-I or nw or PAGE  ~ W  
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We make a specialty of growl" i by " 5
well its carrying on the most cxtensfireviiieiilgetebuzfgewdhetlxephlgfhim
Provinces.
For several years, we have devoted our whole time personally to i,
home garden, Mr. Campbell faking
we are in a better position than ever
ber of custcmers at home and abroad. hl -
n numher nf flower plants, not popular, and unsIiI\sblsi».yI?rI.Iir hlelswlxlevegigdbfalriili
tho plants most called for.
Annual beddins flower plants.-
` soMI<.'r1IuEs  “af urtoitiuss A- A I A-T' X
     ’ A   I -I ' I ' nun -I
  Sometimes when o'er the woodlands  A  Sl" I" “Move forward in the sisl
1 . , ah hushed and cool, v please." _
T e gathering shadows of the calm ' . "Goulet-It place in the city."
'night falls,    "Ladies and gentlemen."
as When darkness lies upon the quiet
9 pool
An evening song-bird piaiutive calls,
l hear the boom of breakers far
ht! away, '-
charge of the retail market and As~the rush upon the sandy shore,
before, to attend to our large 'nun
Aster Phlox Verbens Stock , Pt ' Z ‘ . -
(Tall sud'dwsrf.I `Mignon'ette, Alys‘i\Ii‘r‘ril,"I.oilIne'lii: }(;}arif¢:l`tTI’lszhililrfdénljgditggiong
ALL THE ABOVE ANNUALS i5c PER.
Soedling Pansies Salv' .' (D 5 - _ ._ _
3 Cgisrnstipris $9 'psf gtgtanougg   Soedhng Dahhas and Sc:
erren s n In ere ver. L e`C| . . , - .
Disnthsue, Sweet William, Forge(tnIergot an`iimI‘Iri°|]I‘yIi‘t:I.2k:?i:”dsrlliagdd riczevdixlon
Vegetable Plants.-Ex‘ra early transplanted cabbage plants `5oc por hungire
DOZ.
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Late rahlaage plants Iac per hundred. (Ready about I5th june, r
Cauhfl :wer and Cele ¢ h d .d_ _ , _
..-I.   .A .1¥t%..°°a.::.'¢.. .;;‘;.‘:’:;‘:;.° ".=1.‘:.:;.:::° :sa ‘::‘,;:..’.i’;‘
per dcz.
w°.""n ““““3l' P°°t3ll° fwfr but Perrcnials add lc each extra
I-*me C“I’h*'K° Plan" 5° Uxlfa [WF bundrcd. transplanted early cabbage cauli
flower and celr ry loc must be added per hundred for '
postage. I. t t t l'
3: per doz. extra for postage, and very early tomato plants (ic  ding? iiiuidtfm
'**`|4¢d fm" P°°'i\K°- Large orders should go by exprers or freight
p Our Charlottetown market is open every day from 8 to 6 o’clocl¢ It will be
the il!‘t1l'8ll Of Customzrs t0 call there uhcn at all convenient and pctdonally sele
their plants. Flowers have been so much improved of late years that the old time
Y
Thoughts come to me, some sud,
1-
ed some all gay,
0 Memories of other days that long
arre o'er.
Sometimes when o'er this world of
I pain and smart, '
- The first shadows of the evenings
come,
` I sink to rest, thinking, I'vc done my
part.
" 'Mid hours of rain und days of
d_ glowing sun,
But when at last the darkness steals
ra awby.
oc And the first rosy tints of dawn
aDPear
All sadness with the night has passed
away,
ls All that is good and beautiful ls
be here.
FLORA MCDONALD
'cf cardigan, P. sf 1.'
stork vI'o\`IlIf not he recognized. Please rc
member to send cash with orders, and
write plainly. lil" “3m° and 3dd"¢5l~ Every season wo receive a number of orders
ithout a signature.
J. J. GAY £5’ SON
=9-Nmwf E mf.
l  ~. g _ , _v...__¢-5 ,555
STEAMSIIII’
SAILINGS
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6’
AD railroad linen esnneer with steamer:
at Montreal and Quebec.
Beautiful Indeed Is The
St. Lawrence Now
FRING ha_a lent In the natural attractions al
' L this hirlnrte river. the I-harm of her frethnesa.
and soft-tinlrd cololingx. Ererywltele within
eve-mrh nmrllrr s flat, green country, dotted
uhh Ihr u-lure. deep-rnelerl houru of nrnmmend’i
hannant. |’icIure|qur liula villages struggling to
the wan-r‘u r-rlge. Anriz-nt while stone rhurcher
wilh thrirgilderl rrmars ririnf to the lky. The
cont rrerm and blues ofthe glistening. snow-rapped
l.s-Irrnrian Mountains. The sir Is sweet and
balmy. 'rio ir-rin-1 quiet. rrfreshinl. mrshinraftcr
the turmoil of the eiry. Travel to EURO Pliun the
ROYAL EDWARD
ROYAL GEORGE
ann mrorrlir r\rm.l lrnrrnri ul the St. Lawrance.
Nnrlllvle like lt in Furar. nnr in whole America.
Ani .wr ni-arrilrip arrnt. ur write for beautiful
.~r»lo|»:Il. rirlcripiive booklet.
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P. Mooney, General Agent 
Crnsdisn Northern.Steamsh.ps Limited. HALIFAX ` ’
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Furness Q Withy Co, Ltd .
5'! EAMSIIII’ LINERS
From Londo Btsamer From Ilalifna
May Itth Shenandoah .Iuns6t.h
‘ (Via Bt. John'sl
“ 25th Rappahannock " 18th
June sth Kanawha " 25th
“ und Shenandoah
From liverpool Steamer
Msylth Tabasco
“ iolih Alu-Ierinns
“ 28th Duraneo
June teth Tobacco -
" V 'Nth Almeriaun
The sbovs stssmera have a limited ac-
commodation for saloon passenxnrs.
Passengers and Freiehr Azents for the
suaii L`tas'sraamaIue ue. sr I-Islam.
PURNBBS_WI'I.‘HY I! U0.. LTD.
HIIIIIX N.5. Agents
From Halifax
Ma! 25th
June rith
“ 22nd
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CANADIAN PAcIr|c
I ‘ INPHIS fl
AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
' ST LAWRENCE ROUTE
Empress of Ireland ....... ..Fri. Juno t4
FIRST CABIN
l|lI"lllssE8............ ...........saz.w
DN CLASS ‘Second Cabin)
'uu.irAIIsu."- I ._ ......
sscoso cAsIii'°"
'IKPKIBBES..................__._.,
.n Pgmsnglmn CLASS
(laser Roste..ffiff"f""""'°`_"
lllmpresses 0all_At I-Iahtsx
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‘W' I-to Au.n,tT` A :.0
gas. A. sive. LIrpaf'iI'if“lslf§," N. -°"
. K. IQHB. .coal Mant 0.I‘.II._
Opera ouuo Rullrlme. Ilh'tnwn.
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' 'IIIE COI.0NIAI. LINE
Tho' only independent line between
_ New England Q New York, offers an
IMPROVED PASSENGER
I. sssvlcs ssrwsss
.. Boston & New York
VIA RAIL AND l0A'I‘
Nl ROUND
_ _ $25’ NAY I TRIP 54'”
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAY!
Felt. andwlsgant propeller steamsrs.
"Concord°’and“I.exington‘°
` In Comnnsalou.
“Wo cam: the euotlx dem snide
. , .poop re u r
n`¢:.l|o':\'ncut aerrvrce vliiih tlefy sfatsf
Nome and modern appointments.
Ticket Dfflca. '
$53.75
$32.50
$31.25
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ALL TIIE WAY BY WATER
Eastern S. S. Corporation
INTEltNA’I`lONA'I LINE - Fares
Charlottetcvvn to Boston $12.20 to Por -
la d sll.10. I Bt. J h t 9.00 s.
SULTANA CAKE.
t env butter. li cups white sugar,
3 eggs, beaten separately, I cIIp milk
‘Al cups sifted flour, 3 teaspoons
baking powder, 2 cups sultsna rais-
ins, 1 ounce peel.-Mrs. H. B. Ohrt,
Toronto, in Canadian Farm Cook
 Women
In Society
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Lifeless I'Iair Doesn’t Match a
Graceful Form and Ilsnd-
some Face.
Glorious hair! how many women
want it and how few have it.
The care of at “ox
the hair is s _t-' -.E~.i_, ;‘».°\»‘.t< .I
puzzle to most.  
women, y e 1; I;g.,`.,l‘~,¢-:_-qf~`l.‘. \` ;"~tl
a n y woman, x":- _i jj,v_ ,I' J,
no matter - ° ,{.,';€°_\`$:r;,1\“f"~‘_:;`rl_Lq,'
what her sta-/p. £U\f\\- 
use In uIe,_ 'L ’- I
U \
can easily ac- .rp
quire a wealth `
of radiant, lux-
uriant hair, so
fascinating that everyone will ad-
mire it.
Use PARISIAN SAGE, thn.t’s the
secret of beautiful hair. Use this re-
fined, refreshing, hair dressing regu-
larly, and soon dandruh will disap-
pear; falling hair will cease, scalp
itch will vanish and life and beauty
will quickly appear.
PARISIAN 'SAGE is just as good
for men and children as for women,
and if it doesn't give satisfaction to
any user money will be refunded.
Large bottle 50 cents at George E.
Hughes' and dealers everywhere.
Nox A Cold In 0ne Day
108 is the number of 3 prescription
by an eminent. doctor, and it cures
Coughs, Colds, Broncliitis and Sore
n .saves _ o n u _
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays for rphroatu Try it" 25 cents B bottle at
East-port, Lubec. and Boston,
Returnlu leaves India Wharf. Boston,
Geo E. Hughes DrIIg Store.
M““d“’”- $V°d“°°d“Y° “ml F'id‘W“- *lf  
9 8. In. r . . a
1 L"
sg.
c',_'§
stwesn Portlandsnd New Yorbk.
ME'l‘ROP0_LfTAN S'l‘I§AMt~li-Ii LINE
-Dtrect service between Boston and New
York. rassenger service June i0th to
to October Izth, 18I2.
Magnificent new passenger steamshins
Massachusetts and Bunker Hill.
Freight service throughout the you
For ttlqlrpts. ;It£I;rI\\{tt;ro snr: Inloémstlon
apyo oca census. secs:
:hacked through to destination.
L. B Thompson. T. F. 1 I’ A
WM. G. LEE. Agent.
Rt John. N.
 
Charlottetown Slesm Navigation Co..
Limited.
Uommsnclnrr Monday the 27th of May the
Steamer "Northumberland"
leavos Charlottetown for l’ictou,N S., at
8.20 o‘cIock a. m.. leaving Picton on return
shout 4.10 p. In.
. and Portland at 500 p m, for q
r.i.“nui°.IsA%nI."A=;........... F Ire Insurance
_For rates in the P. E.
Fire Insurance Uoniipsnies
ings, Uhurchrys. alls S
Oheesp Factories Water etc. ste
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am r mp _
lsaves Summersloe for Point du Ch
_ B., sbout.10o’clock u. m., leavingl’
du Ohene on return about 4.140 p. m., cn
neotlng with express trains for Char|ot~
totown and 'l‘Izn|sh. <'onn_ectIf_»na made
at Point du tihsréri fpr all points In t ‘snails
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and the United ` dew’ WAKEFORIL
Manager.
wglzharlottetown. P. E. Island, Rllrtl May
5-'zulu f . _
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SDURIS, P.E. Island and
MAGDALEN ISLAND
STEAM-SIIIP SERVICE
'l`hoA I, Steam ship “LADY BYllII..'
will leave the Railway vvhsrfflflctou,
every Monday and Thursday morning on
srrlvalolthe Express from Hslifsx. for
the Magdalen Islands, calling at Hourls,
t’. E. I. grungsnd returning.
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...’f.°&'§“Ji‘°rl'¢ZLif’I’."u.5n..,.'T‘ u...i’. “iv
Ives,A ont ut. Picton. lllswhew It Mo
hash. :cents at oourls or m. McLure
anszsr and Owner.
Picton. April 22nd. |912-
-ifidtf.
PAN'r]`_1_Nn
Direct Route to Boston
Comrnenclng 1th May and folic*/|08
Tuesdays, steamer will leave for HAWK
ESBURY. IIALIFAX and BOSTON-
Roturning leave Boston every Sstilrv
day st noon.
For further information apply to
r. Nlcou. "
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Av-1* °'=‘1`°*° ‘Rmx Cnrronkcco co ‘ "RMS °“s"A° misses keep wt fllmnnm ° S' tal Annu ocsutenerewa 
ouch” §~7M3 ° A"¢"°“.°"° | time-i-II A A 3°°“MEIrc fn*
- -3od|th6m `
The Standard Bred Wilkes Stallion
Baron ldcnl No. 2t57!r¢wI'l make the season
of_ |912 as fnllowsr- Wm. H. t.1ampl>elt's,
Irlsntowo. night May 7. ll, June I. I8. July
2. Jacob Best's, Ilsléaetiue, noon May It 2!
June 5, |ll,JIrly B, nn home to the owner s
stnble. Jonah I/ew\s', Freetown.nonn.IlIlII\'
lt,29.June i|,25.July 9. and herria t. I the ov\_n
cI"s stable same mght. Uarnley Ularkr.
tlu \'endI»ah, -noon May I6 30. .Iunel;l,2 '.57
Jul_v rt. Elton R brtson‘s tn ten May I6,
2t0. Juno lt, 21, I IIly and home to owncr‘u
stable Maron idonl Ill br- stthe owner’s
stable only on dates nn-nvloned above.
.llsres Inet by agnolntn unr. _
Baron Ideals rit. crop of colts I_s two
yours old some of the_m ave been hitched
are eslsy bro rr. arc lmr, :ood muted, and
good onltor _ _
Baron ide _Is from the best family oI_
race und csrjrxnqu horses In Amorlcu -the
Wilkes fumlly. ’srtIf~s breeding carnage
horses should noe Iiurr~n_ Irteu and t II
stock before hveedlng their mares. Mares
as owner`I\ risk.
.I It C/tMI'BEI.I.,
_ Owner and Manager.
Clifton. New London I-Ttlhdtuitlipd
ISMDIIE and CIIEW
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um;
Twist Tobacco
Manufactured by
lllllM QSPEPSII.
Dyspepaia is one of the most prevalent
tmublu of civilized life. and thousand:
of people sutier untold agony alter every
meal, for nearly everything that enters a
weak dyspeptic stomach acts as an
Irritant.. ',
.The long trsln of distrusisg symptoms.
which render life a burden to the vletim
°l ¢X!P¢Pli8. my be promptly cured
by e use of Burdock Blood Bitters.
Mrs. Wm. J. Boyne, Lepreau, N.B.,
writes:-"I thought I would write and
tell you of the good Burdock Blood
Hitters has done me and also tell you
how thankful I sm.
" For ive yesnl had beuaagreat sufferer
Irom dyspepsia, and tried diB`erent doc-
tors and proprietary medicines, but could
get no relief. One dsy o friend told me
to try Burdock Blood Bittera. I did
not have much faith in it, but I thought
I would give it a trial. To-day I am
completely cured, and I will always
recommend it."
Burdock Blood Bitters hu been on the
market for about thirty-ive years and It
manufactured only by The T. Mnbqm
C0.. Limited. Toronto, (ht.
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A CHANGE OF CHURCHES.
We've changed our church oh yes, ln-
deed. We would not stny and he
Insulted every Sunday by the Minist-
er that we 4
I-Ind hired and paid our money to,
and have him take delight
In making us uncomfortable in every-
body's sight.
He used to preach ondxolding back
the poor man's loaf of bread
He used to hint. at crooked deals till
father's neck got red
He talked so much on politics and
worldly thingslike that
At last the landslide had to come,
and father grabbed his hat;
With all ithe family- nftcr,him he
marched right out the door
And we never go to that church any
more.
In all the time we held that man
to earn hisllivelihood,
I-Ie never spoke a blessed word that
did us any good.
“Our duty.to our Brother," every
week we had to hear
As if we didn’t send our chcquc for
charity each year!
But n,ow \ve'll spend our money whcrc
they make us feel at home
With nice old gospel sermons;whcrc
the pastor doesn't foam
Arbour, a lot of week days things mcd-
dle with affairs,
That are the private business of mul-
timillionaires.
A preacher has to choose a text that
doesn't make a sore.
Or we never 0 to church any more.
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FRENCH MUSTARD.
3 tnblespoonfui of mustard, 1
tnblespoonful of granulated sugar;
mix well together then beat in rm
egg until it is smooth. Add 1 ' tea-
cup of vinegar, a little at A time,
the stove and cook three or four
minutes stirring all the time. When
cool, ad-tl lteaspoonful of the best
olive oil taking care to get it all
thoroughly worked in, You will
rind this very nice.
FIRSI APPI.ICA'I`l0N
IIAIIIIENS TIIE IIAIII
A Simple Remedy Gives Colo-
Sfrength and Beauty to
i ' I the IIair.
You don't have to have gray hair
or faded hair if you don‘t want to.
Why look old or unattractive? If
your hair is gray or faded, you can
change it easily, quickly and effect-
ively by uaing W.yeth's Sage and
Sulphur I-Iair Remedy. Apply s little
tonight, and in the morning you will
he agreeahly surprised at the results
from a single application. The gray
hairs will be less conspicuous, and
after n few more applications will be
restored to natural color.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also
quickly removes dandrull, leaves the
scalp clean and healthy, and I>ro~
motes the growth of the hair. It Is u
clean wholesome dressing which may
be used at any time with perfect
safety.
riiet a fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today, and soe how quickly
it will restore the youthful color
and beauty of your hair and forever
end the nasty dandrufl, hot, itchy
scalp and falling hair. All tlrugglsts
sell it under guarantee that the
money will bs refunded if you are not
satisfied after falr trial. Special
agent E. A. Foster, Sunnyside.
pa-una _i'aaaa_.'aa_.uI _ snr,
Auction Sale!
IIOUSE AND FURNITURE
I nm instructed by H. D. DUNIIAR
Esq , to sell on the premises Elm
Avenue, on
TUESDAY
TIIE Ilth DAY OF JUNE. I9|2
COMMBNCING AT ONE 0’CI.0CIl P. H.
His house with 8 rooms, shop, and
warehouse. Alaoall his household t`urnit~
ure. consisting of parlor, dining room.
bed room, and kitchen furniture. sewing
machine. sideboard, carpets ollclotb.
mats and pictures, a lot t|n` and enamel
ware. new: three bedroom suits complete,
I Happy Thought range. I Silver Moor-
hoater. I shop stove, and lot other articles
not enumerated here Also I 3 Ilene.
working it all smooth; then set mf
"Gentlemen, be seated.”
“lt pays to traue at---_‘ir
"I’a.ssengers not allowed on the gi
platform."
C.
AN the Bell Boland] In The Wolf]
F03 BACKAIHI
fslltoondentsndtho
slame,vesh.sareo¢
schisgboek. _r
.Ir
Ea
ii.
"Nut responsible -for hats and . Yeuovgtg; the baggy;-givg ghgg
umbrellas."
"Elevator out ol order."
"Count your change before leavin
window."
"lJon't feed the animals."
"hpced limit,, 12 miles an hour."
THE JUNE FORECAST.
And then the city bosrder will
Begin to correspond
With some bucolic country place
Of which his wife is fond.
more work than they can possibly do--
then they cry out is protest t.hrou|h the
g pain In the back.
Backsche is simply kldneyache and tho
best remedy In the world for backscho
=,Iial¢:'a1lkidneytrouh1eeiaDoen'sKidae,y
We have thousands of testimonials
from all quarters of the (lobe to prove
this. Herelscoefromspertywhouaed
them in Hmm who Is new a
resident of t»
Mr. P. R. Olanville. Wyeliffe, l.C.,
The host will promise country fare, m,"_”,_..whm “vi” in the .ou
That most revered of boons,
And place his order up at town
For seven tons of prunes.
OF INTEREST T0 FARMERS.
0
Couutry,' three years ago, I sidered
severely from pains in the back, and had
to give up work. The pain was so had
that when I stooped down to pid: six-
thing up, I felt my back must bre
The Usnadlan Seed Growers Assoc- 1 nie.; .I1 ,M-1, °f |»¢m¢¢Iu .54 mug
tation and its work, is the name
a pamphlet that has just come t
I doctors, but all tooo . One day
0 I read of Doen'| £m;ePiIIs, and
hand containing the evidence of the thought I mi¢l'|tssweIIt.rythem,sndto
secretary before the select standing my surprise, before I wll half through
committee on agriculture and coloni- one box the backacho had entirely dia-
zation. As P. E. Island is rapidl
becoming a seed producing country,
all those who are planning to grow
of
seed for sale should secure a copy
this excellent pamphlet, it can be
of the Canadian Seed Growers' As
sociation, Ottawa. .
C U N
had on application to the Secretary- reédp! ol-‘Pda b;"/nm T. I H Cai
y appeared, and it has not caused me any
trouble since. I always keep “Dosn'a"
ln the house and shall always recommend
‘Doan’s Kidney Pills'
For Immediate
Erection   .
we haves goodly number
of monuments, tablets, head-
stones, on hand sll complete
except for inscription.
They Are
Monuments ~
made In spare time and are
perfect In design and execut-
ion. v
Look them over.
We sell monuments on time.
Chandler Q). Bell
Limited mam. om. 16° Kent Stl
when ordering direct sped: "Deas's.' _ ii...
them to all sufferers.” .1
Prlee60e=ntaperboz.er8bvxeefoe
. 8126, atalldesl ormsileddlrectel
The experiment station of the Penln A 0 15-.!.U*'F"'B
State College have issued an exce-
lent leaflet on the selection of feeds  t e  I S
for dairy cattle, lt takes up U10
principals for feeding and discusses Hglf-in-fwq
the value of the different farmcrops
copies ,.1 nm.. I.. Ima r... Applies; R E F R I G E R A T O R S
nun no the stare college. Uentr
County, Pa.. U~S-A~
are great Ice Savers
NA'DRU‘CO
Women's commonest ailment I.
-the root of so much of their
ill~health-promptly yields to 4
the gentle but certain action '
of Na-Dru-Co Laxalives.
25ct s box at your druggist's.
NATIONAL DRUG AID CNIUICAL C0. V
OI CANADA. LlHITlD» . .
“" - On Dominion Day, _luly Ist, the S.P.S.
Bathroom ln
Your Home I
Every home of culture and
moderate Iueans should have
a bathroom- good health cle-
mauds it- and oIIr low prices
and expert service brings that
glory of the ancient Romans
to you at a very moderate
cost. A neat sanitary hath-
room should be, and is, the
most important room in the
house. It has a great deal to
do with the health of the
family and requires the best
service that good plumbers
can give in its installation.
Let us show you o ur
moderate equipment. “'e have
everything you could possibly
desire and wc know that oIIr
prices will please you. Call.
write or phone 393-]
. Fred II. _Trainer
T IIE ORIGINAL --
CREAM SODAS
The Most _
economical
way to
buy them
‘IL i- Twenty-I'.:i7e-_i
I Cent Boxes I
Boxes are coated to

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' Qpp Opera House I
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Buy cue from us and be convinced. We have a nice lluc iudiffereu
styles which we will sell cheap for cash.
Call and see our stock.
For Sale By
S- W» C R A B B E Hardware' Merchant
Iiraiuliipening Tea Party
Club,wi11 hold their first Annual Tea-party
at St. Peters Bay. 'I` he location of the
grounds is beautifully situated, command-
ing a full view of the most picturesque
stretch of water on the Island coast. _
Athletic Sports, Motor.boat races, and
first-class band music will be interesting
features of the day.
Come and spend a Gala day at Old St.
Peters, and we are sure you will reserve
this day in future years for the S. P. S. C.
Tea-party.
A special train will come from
Ch’Town. Notices will be distributed later
giving more particulars,and train arrange-
ments. Order of Committee.
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on Both Quality “~,,Price
Haney carriages are the favorities with all critics.
' There’s an original and “classy” finish, a decided,
stuart appearance, and high grade workmanship and
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materials to these vehicles that make them popular
with those who want the best.
We'vejtIst received three carloarls, showing the
Auto, Senil-auto, Stick and Solid Back styles. Thcs
carriages have all~.steel seats, ball bearing wlrcelo, rnlr
hcr_or steel tires-have the lightest draught of any
carriage sold. Call in and see them. _
Harness -25 styles-Stoto $40 asct. _
W. Grant fa CO.. 85 Queen Strcc
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Assurance Co
of Toronto .
"Solid as the Continent"
lxstres every approved form of Policy :Contract on Standard rates
lf you think of taking out Life Insurance write us stating your age
and we will msllyon figures on our most popular plans, - _
J. `K. ROSS. '
I Charlottetown, Manager for P.R.I. and Cape Breton.
J A WEBSTER,
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