upon the tiollithat we servo
hundreds to their satisfaction.
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' I’m Feeling Fine’
ViN0l. keetge me in great
-_shape-all e time !
 'It’s'only $1.00 per bot-
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_ taster
' Central Drugstore '
Sunnyside
Prescri tions filled with
purest rugs in a store
where substitution is not
allowed'
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' For 10 dnysl offered my e tire stock at Z5 p
discount for cssli only. Air new goods. Do`n'r
miss the opportunity.
_ F. S. Mitchell A
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' .That-roonr or two you’ve
i  been proinising to do over
“tins sprmg”‘had better. be
' attended tonqw, . _
i We "are rna_sters» o_f the
‘» “Art” of pamtmg,gra1ning,
vamishinifenamelmg, _pap-
er hanging, etc., `-mfllally
the more expensi ._ tics.
_ Fred C. Waller,
- -‘lr-"'f»’v T. Alfred Doyle,
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`Mr. Herbert ii; 'Pi-once, viezorlai
I. was iu'oliarlottet`o\vn ian 'week on
_businiiss.-V.  " ‘ _ V
  -rr: ri. Fronts, -vretei-ls; 
Tuesday.-V. ` ‘
as eiisssa-om, visesns, were
a visit to _friends in Gllerlottetowas;
on Wednesday.-V,
and Mrs. Fullerton, Brighton. '
Charlottetown, leave this morning
. ror__Meen~ss|. _
Mrs. Michael Ready, Irishtown, is
nt present visiting friends in Ohar-
lottetown.
' ,Miss Alicia Macdonald, St. Peters,
returned to lierhome on Fnidsiy "B|.
tel' a short visit to Charlottetown. l
Mr. Marla Gal-ls\'IJ't, of -Lincoln pam
a flying _visit to Toronto last Sun-
day.-Z_. -
Messrs. Harry and Howard Mory.
dav m-orn»ing,by the S. S. Minto for
Boston where they propose residlngl
Mr. s_'Costss, Amherst, the aust-
* ling agent for the Cad-ilac car, spent
.the week end .in Charlottetown on
Business.
Mr. K. C. Holm, has returned to
his home in Victoria, (ram attend-
since at tho horse show in Am’herst.-
Mrs. Charles Munn arrived 'in Char-
lottetown Friday by the Earl Grey
from her home in Port Arthur. On-
tario.
Mr. Cornelius Pineau of St. Dun-
`stan’s Col-lem is spending t-he Easter
Holidays at his home in North Rue-
ticc,
Mr. Jack Foy, Tryon, who has,Ԥ;ocn
spending thu winter in Capo Traverse
paid n. Visit to his old friends in
_ Victoria, last week,-Y,
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Mrs. S. C, Nash, Charlottetown,
leaves this morning for Halifax, to
join her sister Mrs. (Dr.) McKay on
n trip to the Old Country
Miss M. Menoiisld_ or use rsisiia
‘HW ."flP‘° ‘%“!“'° 9“'_*"‘-““_.¥-ffl!    _ _ `
_.-_ in Genome M. M°ll\l1l°r."rlzn1\i\
--Mrs. Ralph Fizldi _ nd rl ht - - _-
'are the 'xuests' mils' Resin? D°1:'“°Fq‘v°xv' on tm sehr' Iona' Wm'
fisV-'s.t_ pressniuin one sm gaeown, _
£1°?i!1¢ 0 vbry-_pissssnt vim. aft.
. ' ygiriends wiilrne -glad to sseitdsils
_ c _ _oy egaingin ns; usual good'
4/lessen ohsries 1-1-_ cisnr sea wsi-
es Lord, Victoria; passed through
Charlottetown, Wed'nsld?ȴ- on .their
my to Georgetown ‘where they will
riasums work as cook ~and mate, re
nihnded by 'Captain Johnson-Lord
alivll jointly 'owned ‘by Captain J.
V Mr. and _M"__ Gaorm Ek VAuMf_. Boswell, both Vof. Vic.
, v ' '
- ‘ " * sms sores-
`tEls year. Mr. Stewart was in tho
cltlyon Saturday and says that he
Wil Discs 'the finare in preparation
forthe 1914 races. 'Sas win .hs bred
to Bottom (2.20%).
The Rexall Girl 13.229, _that splen-
Vdidly bred daughter of Blngen (2.6})
will he trained again and is expected
' "eau, ug mkermamh len last s1.hm..__- to_.he entered in the 2.20 class this
season.
A meeting of the executive of the
Prince Edward Island Horsemerfs As-
sociation will be held shortly for the
Purpose* of the consideration of var
ious matters relating`to the racing
Season-of 1914.
An excellent photographic cut of
some Dacor, The Abegweit, (2.42%),
31° 2'y°“1'~01d elremsron of the Mer.
me lmvmces for 1913. allllleuars in
last W6ek's issue of "’I‘he` Canadian
SP0l`t5m8»l1." with -an account of his
I>0l`f0I‘mance and details of his “cla5.
sy" breeding. ‘
_ BUMMEBBIDE ARKETB
Corrected for Wad ri.
sntumrm' ..“°' ’ ‘M
Tumi" u
Potatoes so
P°'*' 0| to 11|
Bn! I to 'I
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_ --_a High Grade Car _at
The motor, wheel base. equipment and finish
Selling dt"tI1`e`i`_"s'a`1`ne price3_or__S400 more. Compare 'car
for car,-model _for model, -‘styleffor style. 'and you’ll see
/A it 0
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derate Pnce
to any car on the market
9011 a clear 30 per cent
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es ensues me-is oss. 'ri-swim sat-'i °‘},,*?,‘,',ff,_`°m,,"§,'},‘_§§‘F1:;_9°"°"' “ll
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1 It will begood news tothe horse’-E
nien of this province to learn that
Hilda S (2.20i) will be drained asain”
2 f»»» 25¢
FUXES Llll.
found am illi-
by the John
Faxes -Limited.
necessary to _mention
anything. in _ connection w_i‘th"this
°0m-DHDY 0XC€Dt that Mr. John R.
Diuuis. the “Wizard Rancher" is at
its head and that the foxes already
in the ra-nch and -those about to be
added were 'born in the purple, Every
animal in the foundation stock has
a family tree that traces back
through several generations to ani-
' mais whose pelts brought the -high-
est prices inthe London market.
', These foxes, ersall registered in use
' b00kB`-f~‘of" theV5I5rince _Edward Island
Fox Breeders Association, The elev-
en pairs proposed to be added are in
_Mr. 0; P. 'rn-orne's noted ‘end hens! u‘°"`° ° “tm” “M °‘ th” “nm
bl0<r_<l....TEut._of tus origin-sl stock,
Mr. Dinnis .has already reaped a
fortune. Similar fortunes are still
possible-are in fact much more pro-
bable in the 'Present stage ‘ol the i-ox
business than when Mr. Dinnis hcgan
fox ranching a few years “ago _
The opportunity aiiorded investors
to get in on the ground iioor, into
the most aristocratic fox families in
the world, is likely to be quickly
‘ taken advantage of and there is
.lggl “I every probability that all the stock
offered will he snapped up in ,, very
short time.
The fecundity of the foxes in the
-` ranch has been phenomenal, and the
fact that the same stra-ins are being
perpetuated, that no importations
Tufhfl ll to ll; or expcr ments with outside stock
_ 09°” llto 15. wil ‘ ' fperniittell-.. is ~.-» assurance
_ ___ g°"l 11501.; _-_4{,§;1,:;_1y; increase winch num
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McNeill. of 0:;:",hm) 1..-“ll-1""§.‘;’.‘_.'_Kgf-"¥"“ its °°‘“"°°“°°`
Vernon River wore in the city Batur- 0”' mu.” “wg \“_  l’_D_\\0. l0\". in the fox
day and returned home in the after- Potato” .(hu._) “C ‘*"“"’;;-;~_V‘_:,-";.llk2K;g;§;il;r:k®éked
noon. _.___ *`-l--.__ _ " '--_»`f.;»`~'~‘.- _~r`“Q'%E"“_._ ly “
- _ -_ro .tnrgesén nnoemsni. It -brist-
AN AMERICAN 'rtmxav ;  ~ ri- 
ni.. ns»»=n.lB<101m {A»<blns,_1‘1f;;-K _ ‘°“"“' lfezgzd h;§§°;;§h;l;?§---“°¢§,P°“;§'i,;T
r'on.'wne'nss-=eeen"ssf ously ur"  “_ ,B mlm mst-h t- C I B ~~t-  ~ - '54 1”   ‘
pneumonia. is slowly recovering, 1-I-le Missouri, pmsuced get yt; Oalgiogé nablet information for fox intending
._ !"““Y-.";i§“F‘:V_ “YW-_“WP _t°. 59° mm -201000 turkeys formarket. The aver-` hug; olfine of the John [L mums
out me _.- V. ____ ~ »V ago price pihd for the early deliver-f pedigreed V1,-mms is too wen _Vknowp
_ l h t 2 h. _ ~ »
Mr- Jam" Vmwt' B°“w MW' m" st?a.n:¢;s themhirgs fvaettd drlirvterlioglri ioxgt to require any boosting" Mn mums
paid R business 1-,rio to Victoria last *_ th ai t _ success is the best _evidences _ that
W°°k- H19 "muy "Mads WW” p1°a°' “feta 150:21;-afar? ihgelétrelloliiyherrg Etakgty can be gwcn nt' the mmhtytott the
ad to ses him about after his recent em markmh \' u "' f0K0s and nf the method of 1`H'll°\1i“‘S-
illness.-V.. ' - - -”-'-°-°'_°‘°-‘*‘ ~
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Gold Storage Uompany, Limited, was ' - ` '  ‘_-_  07 _- ,_  .1 _;-ay, ‘- _ _-._ _
n passenger eastward Saturday 'ef-   _ -'+f_;",i§-   _
t,ernoor\, to sllcnd Easter at her home "STILL WATER RUNS DEEP" af ' I V _ge _edt  _ ` B-'Gout/-by
in mms Pond.  splsiniie plei, gms pigs-ty or. iooiiji- -__\5'_-A_»___,  __;~ff K-_.mu
com at t e 'para' ouse, on r _ a 0-' .-sf,-,'J~."~" -HRH f -
“__” _ za-rd. Y '  -_ p 1 "*-”. "ini air Acnts Bronenmn by
' ' »  ' . IN _ '-§.lI.mrM10N'1‘. f.  
The many friends of Mrs: Fred Mc- _ _ _ LT_.(;V0L_ 0,.0REVq READ,
Donald, Crapaud, regret to learniof ‘THE 'TEA ROOM in Bt. James;  ` _. ,_,_ _ _ _
ner serious illness with  sttsek <o¢lHa11 has been wlefsvd and f°m°d°\-' I wssiénred of A¢ute.R_hsup_1s_t1w
plem-ny, And a,~,,'100ki-ng fo;-wand to led. You will get the.best tea of y M`INARD'B LINIMQTJ' ' 
her spoedyaieeotery.-V_~ »-»  H the season there on Thursday. 1 Markham, Ont. 0. S.'B_ILLING.
Lakefleid, Que.. Oct._V9, 1901
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ofliss   F0riisss-.-0fl f-All Kinds
Our' li-ne of office furniture is very complete---you -
can getrjust-'what you require. _ V _ _ V_
' Desks Revolving ond tilting chairs, 'Type writer desks and
'W V __  Fzrrnittfre
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Repairing
chairs, -Fi__l_i_iiVg cahinets, Shannon files, tard index cabinets etc.
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Roll top desks F lat top desks Tilter chairs
1.50 (IO 25.00 10.00 t0 40.00 4.50 (O 10.00
We are agents for “Ollice Specialty" filing cabinets-we _sell at Toronto
prices plus freight-and we carry a good variety of these goods in stock. J
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Lhysusing one of our curtain stretchcrs "
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You will also savehalot  work-hardwork-your curtains will look like
new--wear_twice as long-_-they"ll hang straight-they`ll be better in every way
for havin g_heen_dr1edfon a curtain stretcher.
   -  100 225, 3.00, 3.50
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Hundreds. 0l`f§elegant squares in the latest
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Bibles-e __n _d_s-_
bra ckets-rugii-
of every descrip-
lnlaid Linoleums
'_ 75e 1.00 1.25 sq. yd.
Large range 'ot new de-
signs, splendidly durable,
you ' can’t'buy them
cheaper in Canada.
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‘ tasteful- color combinatio`n._
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New Csrgplsrlrssqusre New Stsir Carpets 
Atl/Vilton, Asminister, Vélvet Brussels Wilton, Axminister, \_/elvf_:t_,§:ll'u£iSsr;::V~;>:
>~ » ` dT L stalrlca tmgsara
;gtteIr‘hpeg~¢38twmf§ms?;‘;§;r_j;%\&u;‘r?,?qf?_ of new iliiient oétriitilstg' sthat wlliilesurelypleasc you.
-'\_ __s.5t'___ts_ -al-5° _- _VV 535 to 2-90 _J V
rleslitg_n_` 0 at 'su--tra'  '_rnagni{icent VV showing
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gmlllgggg wrteggu matched randy
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L oa`A`ifcor'i‘ii'rown aamcms ‘ some reef im 30 to assess: rensmri
...__ l(;m3\_¢n (psf pair) $1.50 to $2.00 lgofk Uh.) lb '
(Corrected for efery Wednesday and llfowtleacll) 50 £0 50°- `°&‘§°§°:’“f JV -_
Saturday issue.) ‘bricks (each) 75e. to $1.00 120 9 G 'in . lb _ _
_V -_..._ Potatoes (per bus.) 35 to 37c. 90"“;d “;‘7dV°h ( -3 _
ost. (wales) see, 'mains (per ons.) is to me. 3236"( ml)
oats (mask). ass. mass ii to nic- V-Be" '
Straw (per cwt.) ' 30 to lite. Pelts 50 to 90°. 'ohmzm uh)
Hay (per eww 00 to 100. csifnlsins lic. “not '
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