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'Experienced Anglers
have found our line of
fishing tackle very satis-
factory-
When you are ready to
go be sure tolook over
our fine line of tackle.
Fishing rods 15c to
$25 each. Reels 15c to
$2.50 each. Silk lines
25c, 35c, 50c, 65c, ' 75c,
1.00,1.25, 1.50 each.
Flies the finest assort-
ment and best values in
the city. Various size
hooks. ,
Landing nets, baskets,
canvas creels, gut hooks,
fly book_s,»spare tips and
everything required to
repair old rods.
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MCNEILL.-In Charlottetown on June
9th so Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McNeill, a
daughter. Congratulations.
MCIACI-CERN.-At Cherry Valley on
June Bth to Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-
Eachsrn a son.
GILLII-At Grand View, on May ist
1D1¢.to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. olllul, a
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Coal Freshfrom the Mines
Your winter supply of coal is 801191
and our spring stock ls now at your
service.
‘ lt is good coal. Clean and fresh and
full value for your money.
This is the place to get it. Order now
and we will see that prompt delivery
ls made. _
Our prices are the lowest.
We are open to charter a number of
schooner.; for which we guarantee
highest rates pf freight.
Phone 404. .
BUNTAIN BELL & CO.
Selling Agents for Dominion Coal
 
Subscription List For
5 p. c. Debentures
The Commissioners of Sewers and
Water Supply have for sale Ten thou-
sand ($10,000) dollars. Charlottetown
Water Works Debentures. These do
bentures are of the denomination of
$500.00 each are payable in Twenty
years from date and-bear interest at
five (5) per cent per annum, payable
half yearly. ~
A subscription list is now open in
the office of the Commissioners, City
Hall, for local parties wishing to pur-
chase any of these bonds. Full par-
ticulars on application.
9910-5-241!/Itf.
Valuable Property
For Sale .
DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE.
I am instructed by the heirs of the
late Robert Psrcivall to sell by auc-
tion at the premises. 198 and 200 Kent
Street in Charlottetown, on Wednes-
day, the 14th day of June, 1916, at
12 o'clock noon.
The Double Tenement House sit-
unte on the South side of Kent Street.
being Nos. 198 an<l200.
This property has a frontage of
43 feet 7 inches on Kent Street, and
-extending back 64 feet. - Also the lot
adjoining at the rear fronting 59 feet
on Clark Street, extending back 35%
feet, will be sold in bloc.
For further particulars apply to H.
J. Palmer, Esq., Attorney _for the Es-
tate.
R. BEAI RSTO, -
Auctioneer.
175-6-3MStu.
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
THE sole head ofa family or any male over
eighteen years old may homestead a quarter
section of available Ifoaunion land in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan or Albgta. Applicant must ap-
pear in person at the ominion Lanch Agency
or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry by proxy
ml! be made st any Dominion Lands gency
but not Sub-Aaency on certain condition.
Duties-Six months residence upon and cul-
tivation of the land _ln each of three ears. A
homestsader may live within nine mhesofhls
homestead on_a farm of a_t leant 00ncr_es. an
certaui conditions. A habitable house is re-
_tmpept where residence is performed in
ln certain districts a houirigeader ln goodI
S_¢lr1d|_lItI mlv Dre-Gulp! _n qua -section alangl
use his homestead. nee lii.00_per acre. `
utlee-Six months residence ln each of three
Years after earninp homestead stent: also 50
acres extra cultivar on. Pre-emptiisn patent may
benohtnineggs soon ss homestead patent, on
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ce am con ons. _
_A settler who haa.a\hauated his homestead
nght may take a purchassd homestead ln cer-
tain districts: Pr ce 83. per acre. Duties-
ugt reside six months in each of three years
cultivate 50 acres and _erect a house worth 5900.
The area of cultivatiolris snbiect to reduction
in one of rough. sqrubhy or stony land. Live
stock may be guhstltute for cult vatton under
certain conditions.
W'W. CORY.C. M. G..
"eputy of lhe minister of the Interior
N. R. - Unauthorized publication of this adver
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NEEDS No PAINTING
Alnstite Iihnda alone in the ready
racing world. itie the one loohntl
you don't have to paint. Once laid.
it will last for years without any lt-
tention from you. For sidinis and
ntee roofs it is supreme. I you
eoulti only see how it is made-l¢¢
the tough. fibrous felt. the dense.
non-volatile saturating ccmpounu
that heepoit water-tight. yigu would _
understand our claims. ry some. _
A Roofing Triumph I
` The dunhiliiyof Amatile is only
om of its ine p°int¢._ The sun_s
structural feature which makes it
ugnggagaary _to pam! Amalste,
'vea it a distinctive and \>eau_ti-
nl a eannoe. We refer to its
gpukin , mineral surface. lm-
yovunala apiearance of any
guildinl. The but hpy sn the
reads' social market.
Cusitts-Paterson llg. Ce., United
lllfll. N. 5. St: Jah. N. I.
Syky, N. 5.
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wool. ANTED 1
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
for WASHED and UNWASHE-
ED WOOL.
. We pay freight on all lots
over 100 pounds.
Write 'phone or call and get
our prices.
"' The Island Wool and Hide Co.
Grafton St. East,
Opposite Davis & Frasers,
'Phone 441-J.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
6-6-6M1Mopd. ‘
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MEETING
A special meeting Iof the Spring Park
Fox Co. Ltd. will be held in the Board
of Trade rooms on Thursday June 22nd
nd at 8,p. m. for the purpose of ar-
ranging for the ranching and keep fir
their foxes on and after ileptonlhur ist.
The undersigned will be pleased to ac-
cept offers on the percentage plan
from any company or individual hav-
ing a good ranch that would accom
modate from twelve to twenty pairs of
all registered stock fully three quar-
ters of which will be lireeilorn.
R. E. SPILLET,
Managing Director.
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Cemetery Lettering
Having made a change in my busi-
ness I am now prepared to do all kinds
of cemetery lettering on granite, mar-
ble or freestone at the lowest possible
prices. _Will go to any cemetery on
the island. Write or call on W. G.
TINNEV, 42 Passmore St., Charlotte-
town.
9945-2-27MsttEmwf1mo.
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Mail Contract
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will he re-
ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri-
day, tlie 'ith July 1916 for the convey-
ance of His Majesl.y's Malls, on a pro
posed Contract for four years, six
times per week Over Rural Mail route
No. 1 from Northam. P. E. Island
from the lst October next.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract mny be seen and blank
forms of Tender may be obtained at
the Post Offices of Northlrm,Port. Hill
and at the office of the Post Office in-
spector. '
JOHN F. WHEAR, I
Post Office inspector.
Post Office lnspector’s Office.
Charlottetown 20th May 1916.
tieement will not he paid for M388.
|90-4-lzMtlll0ct.llth.
9942-5-27MS3l.
In the First Methodist
s R.
Church, Prince Street
BENJ. CARTER
5Hf\\1’¢Ia>’.10¢h Day Of 111112. ...’.E.l:.:.l.“:l.;'£.‘.“f.“1',°°&.°l'.:.i,‘;';l:      
at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. ` “iss and 3 persona] Vai* wi" saw '
The lots for sale are: three building Lots fronting on Pownal Street, l_’°’“'g°' freight' ".‘°“°y° If I" “II
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The following latte;-"yu recglvadmy  fi ".‘~  ; -_  /1. ¥  -
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Mrs- F-, J. Steele. Newport. P.
0" J\I\\° Sth from Lieutenant
Ywns. 48rd Qanultsn Bsu. B.
' Trenches.
Hlh
DeaM.S --not
E.F
letter reaches you, you will in
bability have heard of the sad
concerning your son. _ _
Aa his oiileer I would like
ways cheerful and ready to help
his comrades out in any pr mei
_iiculties which Ymight say .was a great
H1111! In t hese times of hardship, l
any of
r
I‘“°W lhat he was brave as I
been with him for three months un-
def Very UTI!!! circumstances and
know that lie never once showed any-
'thing but the best discipline and obed-
ience to orders. _
If Corporal Steele had lived he cer-
d
permotion as I fully appreciate
wit and liked him very much.
I symvsthlmdeellly with you.
know that t be thought he died
but I
doing
row, and that why l yn-ite this
Yours very sincerely,
LIEUTENANT J_ G. YOUNG,
. 43rd Canadian Batt. B. E. F.
Norton
letter.
_ We the undersigned Jewelers ani
Opticians of Charlottetown, agree to
close our stores Monday afternoons,
commencing June 12th. and ending
wgtlli Monday afternoon, September
1 t .
W. W.~WeIIner.
E. W. Taylor
W. N. Tanton.
G. C. Taylor.
C. W. Patterson.
G. F. Hutcheson.
Gillis Jewelry Co.
201-6-6MttsEwiln‘.wk. _
BLOOMINGDALE HOSPITAL,
WHITE PLAINS. NEW YIRK. _
The hospital is a department of the
New York Hlspital (Founded 1771)
with which and with the Manhattan
Maternity it is affiliated for a three
years -course in mental and general
nursing. Special advantage. Liber-
al allowance. Registered School.Near
New York. A two years course is also
offered . Apply to.
‘ DR. WILLIAM L. RUSSELL.
Medical Superintendent
9932-5-27Sat ti.
Gay’s Plants
\\'c have tl\e_rcpui`atioli of being
the Pioneer Plant Growers of P. li.
lslnml. More than half :1 century in
lnlsillcss. \\'e arc loo modest to
boast, but we think our past expe-
rience shoulil count for Something.
Botll vegetable and flowers have
been so much improved of late, that
rccognizccl. lielow we give ri list :int
prices:
Yegelzlllle plants. extra early cab-
bage pcr loo, 65C. Extra early cclcry
per loo, 85s. lixtra early tomato
per doz. 401'. lixtra early cauliflower
per loo, 8ov. Late tomato per doz.
zoc. Late cabbage not ready before
the 2otll. june, for full and winter
use per loo, zoo. Cucumber plants
per doz. 206. Squash and pumpkin
per doz. 25s. Lettuce plants per doz.
loc.
\\"intere<1 over Perreliial Plants.
Pansy and Daisy in bloom- Carna-
tions, Sweet \Villiam, Forgeilne-
nots,, Diantllsus, Indian Pinks 600
pcr doz. liollyliocks Charters
Double l\lixetl (Clloicest) 8c each
75C per doz. _
The following named annual bed-
ding Hower plants all transplanted
:incl well rooted at i5c per doz. As-
ter, Petunia, Vcrbellia, Stocks,
Flock. Snapdrag on, Oxalis, Ball
Zinnia- hlerrigolil, Cosmos, AI s-
sum, Golden Feather, Lobelia,
We will sell on Mondav, Jude, 19th, 1916, commencing at K 1-_ A ~ - _
11 o'clock Ia. m., al_l the oews,_ cushions and linoleum now in 5¢f:§,II?,},f)r,,,,I1`.'|le;:3a1i$:ff)L§,i;dI?:g
use ln the Church, in lots to suit purchers. _pansy and Daisy mc d0z__ Cob”
Qcalules line climber 5c each Seed
9 _ _
_ . A“CtI0fleef ling Carl1ntioii» (bloom this season)
"5""“’”'"‘-" " If _ ' 25s _doz. seellllng Dfililn Double
and single, zsc doz.
. ”' '“' Imported Dahlia' Bulbs, from
- ' _Inmes Vicks, Rochester. N. Y.,
Choice named varieties in Cactus.
Decorative and show nt 20c leach.
nnluerl mixture all colors izc each
O . ‘ .
B A  lslana grow.. .lock as ml.. ~-
Tobacco plants, grow your own
tobacco l5c doz.
_ Read carefully, Orders by mall-
s o The following rate of postage must
Valuable Bulldlllg I-0fS lf.;r‘t1;':1.:.“...:l::‘::L“..‘:lsl.::.tf;
cabbage, celery and cauliilowbr i5c
The subscriber is zluthorized to sell by public auction tlic Mackicsou ~ ~ T . _
property on -the corner of Eusioii and Poivnnl Streets in Chnrlottetmvn gE,;_II(?ml;(;t;§§'ge §cn_1Eg(:e3°gL 
‘" IOS- _ . ‘ tags- Large orders s ould be ex-
. ale to fake place on the premises oil pressed or reighted. Cash must M-_
company orders.
ionvenient we advise vou to call and
l. _ 'f l ' I ' _ ' . _ - _
we 'llliydiigdllingahghsgclidili(rieldicliiliziigiatlialioiiéiigigiii-iyih?e feet on “il ‘a“" 5"'"_‘I d"PI°Y °f "'.°K°l“bI°
Euston Street will also hc sold. _ ` - " I "" °w°‘° 1°’ am"
   ers of the above named Company will
sem, Nicotiana Everlastiligs Lark- I
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AUCTION SALE OF PEWS lossls, tinllardlzi, Chrysanthemum,
,,, li
_li-. Wm »Dlokson of Gasperaox his _ '
BE. B. méptidm by tsleg|_-_guitar tlssldeal-Il l . A %p_r___o__r:ir___;llg¢_;_i;_i$__ ___
, '  `P‘f|v'“9 E W. d Dmkgan' I _  rider is alwsysst his poll- "
who was killed in,sction..on play 1'lth
HIL 1516. The following is`a~"copy»n'f .,_t,be_  =' sscsusslls-eip :\_1_\_=__;=_er»g I*
last letter written home by this brave- g *B ’§.°°“ ° _ _ _ 4' ‘ _ ‘    
r ra teele. By the tim? tht: youu'  who wmmgly “N M.  _ , céiffmdd  m __ _
__‘I;w__ tits to if ii, l_:__ol;l__f_I;\_s tlylnsr _ 7 um l» c_..»...é. l_»u ' t. f
_ `B- my su. isis. __ §@ ?"E~»,§;{_§:~: 7 a' quam ity or
that there was not a better msn iiniiisi lem; f:g:°';:;g;:%d'y?\:. 23;: *gf ""0  'I T°"°"*"" - T I
ms_than Corporal Steele. .He was al- co m_w,_ nd ad w Mm. nom A ~ 9°* _I Sit.  _ _
ddif- boys are well. The wound I got in the_ chulotumwn ngprugnqglvg ‘ _ _. _ __
me a gi
home also glad to hear mother and the
left fore arm. lt was not serious, it bs-
iu nli a.i line lic- . i ° '
h‘"° pliafstiwvredliliinbut 1:1? I :ln back iso   ‘ _ \
165 Grafton Street . '
the trenches. lt isn't too had a life. but
not sogood as home, but someone has
to keep the old flag flying so all the
boys are trying to do their part. When
you get this letter be sure to write and
tell me all the news and who all enlist-
'-ilinly would in a short time received ed from Mme 1 am abou;
his the same as when l left
home. There will be s good time when
this is over and all the boys come
home th an cf us live to come,
, . at is, if y
his duty will comfort you in your 50"' _but we must take our chances. I sup-
pose the family ls growing biz since
I saw them, but many a time I think
of you all Well news is scarce with
me so I will now ring off. Hoping to
hear from you soon as time will allow
a letter to come, so I remain, your
ever loving son, with love to mother
and all.
PRIVATE EDWARD DICKSON.
"ltoblsons Patent Harley 30c tin at
Beer & Goft”s. 2433-G-9M3l.
 
Special Meeting of the
Shareholders
THE CHARLOTTETOWN STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIM-
ITED y
A special meeting of the Sharellold
be held at the chief place of business
of the Company at the corner of Great
George and Lower Water Streets in
the City of Charlottetown on Wednes-
day the twenty-first day of Julie A.D.
1916 at the hour of Eleven O'clock in
the forenoon:
1. For the purpose of passing a re-
solution for the distributing among
the Shareholders of the Cuptlal Stock
or part thereof and other Assets of
the Company.
2. For the purpose of passing a re--
solution requiring tllat the Company
be wound up.
By Order.
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
C‘l\li_rlottelowll.
'ith June, 1916.
217-6-7Mtil| June 21st.
iGOD’S
KINGDOM
I ‘what It' Is
the old time varieties would not bt; Evidence That It Is Near
I PastorRussell declared tothe
world 25_ years agp that, ac cord-
ing to Bible Prop ery the year
19 4 would see the greatest war
of all time.
Pastor M_acMillan_ who has
been associated with Pastor
Russell for many years will show
how the date 1914 as the begin-
ing of the war is found in the
Bible, and that this will be the
last war fo_r it will purgelthe
Nations getting them (ready for
th_e Second Coming and God’s
Kingdom.
Peoples’ Theatre Sunday
3 p. m.
llssml llrllll--tml Id "II _
quipussss-II'
_ yo alum psi! to walt for.
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NOTICE
Have 2 first class lots 50x100, clear
title, Prince Rupert. I-1./ C- few
minutes walk from huge drydock. Will
first class land.
State what you have and exact I0-
catlon, etc.
Address
CIO GUARDIAN.
in Barrels and `
Casks;
trade for 50 acres more or less. 0!" . Phone 111 _
C. Lyons & Co
1590-3stutll0ipd.
(13 "21-
per pound. r
SOLE PATENTEE8 AND MAUNFAC-
174-(I-6M18ipd.
FOX FOOD -
One pound of my Compound No. 4Fox Biscuit- is better than five pounds
of plain meat for both old and young foxes. Have you tried them? Price Bo
TURERS. C. P. SEKYER LIMITED.
Off' 133 C lstlne Bulldlng.MontreaI P. Q. Shipping Office
mad 'ce' ohliamsly nos¢i'st. Hubsri, P. Q. '
O l
-is-l-__-O-v
 lllllllllllll IIIJISSIFIEII MIS.
x charge Twenty-nve sent.
Agents Wanted “__ __
.AGENTS--MEN OR HWOMEN.
all selling records; sample -book
forty dollars weekly. War Book
Publishers, Brantford, Ont.
5-27M1Bi.
r»oR‘rl`t"A'l1' AGENTS wAN1'so.
Semi for Catalogue. Solar and bro-
mide prints, portralts fiat and con-
vex, frames and war pictures. Mer-
chants Portrnit Co., Toronto."
78-40.6.5 Mill.
AoE`N1's°wAN'rED 'ro SELL Fon
"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries]
Wo teach our men to sell. Experi-
ence unnecessary; hlghest commiss-
ion paid; handsome frse equipment.
Stone & Wellington,'Toronto, Ont.
101-6-IME till July 1
 
Help Wanted-t<‘emulu
WANTED.-FEMALE HELP _FOR
housework.,Good wages. Apply Mrs.
A. W. E. Douse. West Royalty.
,199-6-Ghitt.
HELP WANTED- FEMALE - LAD-
les wanted to do plain and light
sewing at home, whole or spare
time; good pay; work sent any dis-
tance. charges paid. Send Stamp
for particulars. ,National Manufac-
turing Co., Montreal. 5-27MS6i.
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For Sale
l=oul.Tnv Fon sAl.e`ll-'ll-'lem
Newell rock hen, cheap. Apply 242
Fitzroy Street. 9905,5.23Mtf
 
Miscellaneous __
Boris EARN MONEY.-we auv
llrnss, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Rubbers.
and Horsehair and pay highest
prices. The Island Wool and Hide
Co. O osite Davis & Fraser
276-6-10Mli.
pp . _.
195~6-6M1wltDd .
“World’s Greatest War; benting_‘
free; experience unnecessary; ninke`
` Ona cant par word llrat lnaenlon In this column, hail seat per
nord each ooatlnuatlsa. Cash must aooornpany order. lilnlrnurn
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I Hel Wanted-Mal_o_f_
D _
wAN1'so.-A voulvc MAN To
drive a. bread delivery . Apply to
D. Stewart, baker, 163 Kent St..
_ _ 229-6-_-7Mtt
,'rEA~lsrlal=l'wl\l<l1'Err.`-Il-zxvlaltlEN-
ce man prefered Holman & Co.
Charlottetown. __ ___246-6~iMiIi.
wAN1'so.-sAl.£sMA'N Fon clin-
pet department, also a teamster
Beer & Weeks. 230-6-7Mdtf.
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To Let _
TO LET AN UNFURNISHED ROOM
in private family. Apply 173 Sydney
Street. 771-6--3-mtf.
; 
TEACHERS WA1§l;l`_l_£l)___
EACHERS REQUIRED FOR WELL
located yearly schools commencing
in August. Salaries $720 to $840
per annum. Full details each posi-
tion supplied. Apply at once to
Canadian Teachers' Agency, Regina.
for Saskatchewan schools and 209
Beveridge Block, Calgary, for Alber-
ts positions. ,
9998-5-31Mlmonth.
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WAREHOUSE WANTED. WRITE P.
0. Box 128, City. 189-G-5_lVltf.
WANTED TO BORROW FIVE HUN-
dred dollars, good interest for one
year, Apply to “wanted” Albertoll.
' 213-6-71/L4lpil_. ‘
WANTED T0 RANCH OR TO JOIN
some good Fox Company with 10
pairs of good Silver Foxes. Allllly
to “wanted” Atherton. ,
213-fl-7M4lpd.
V./\NTED T0 PURCHASE THORO-
ugh bred Ayreshlre or Durham one
year old hull. State price. J. R. Flir-
qllharson, Mermaid, Lot 48.
T
207-6-'1M1wkpd .
factones-and these are four
Canada today. ' _
. Driving -Supplies
We haveeverything you need
for driving except the horse
- Whips, wraps. dustsrs, lap
robes, children’s seats. tops.
horse dusters and blankets are
here in all grades and nt all
prices.
Wringers and _
Washing" ‘Machines
_ We have the Jupiter Warrant-
ly. Security; ltoyat Canadian and
=. Rex wringers here- the best.
. mph. Psi-ltair gannier, New
Century and New Idea wsslilng
msniilnes. These are the old
, _rsliablss--_but we are
_ showin the newest A.
I
' models- at very close
M400!
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lass;-msi»l\vrfas5a.__. __ _ W _ _ . __ casi-louetowa,P.E.I._  ~._----__~
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_ 'Here at Hoine's you can selectthe very .
style of wagon ou want now -and select
from the very hest of Canada’s good car-
riages at that. For here are displayed the
choicest and most popular _styles from the
Canada, Tudhope, McLaughlin and Dominion
Get Your Wagon NOW at HORNE’S
and Select from the Best Madein C anada
No matter
leading lines in
Twenty five different styles in
single and double harness and
parts are here- you are sure to
find satisfaction in the show
ing Mountings are nickel solid
nickel brass. °f°\de and semi
ine rubber Harness for every
I purpose- lowest prices quoted.
I 'Get a ' -
' Daisy Churn
The Daisy churn is thoroughly up-to.
date in every respect. it lightens the
labor of churning, and gives quicker
and better results than other churns.
Illly I. DAISY.
Low prices for cash- easy terms.
Agents in all parts of, the island.
 hugo.
Water -Street Suminersirle
may bc, you will find here the very type and
style of carriage you want-at the right price.
in styles of seats, bodies, tires, axles, trim-
mings, wheels and shafts -ue can satisfy any
need. And over 50 representative st les are
here for you to choose from. Call 'lyODAY.
See; our  I l Colneilere for iisrness I  
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what you particular fancy
Fertilizers
ily using our Uamixed Fertili-
zers. ods. and Supherphosphst-
es. yo srs sure or s good crop.
They are the best fertiliser! to
use, the safest. and sureitgrow-
ers. Use them and note the
llftser, cleaner crop you .will
se .
Gt th V Ile t 
ein Tuiniiigeeds. ‘
It osys to grow the best in -
turnlps and you wifi,-get the
'ery best your lsmi osn give it
you sow our Hassard's improv-
Bd. Mill Pond' or,Bdotch Swede' '
*Drills sss¢i._'rtiey are ssrs grow- '
ers and the popftar-fav-~
orltes. This' seed is
carefully ‘ olssned and
tents. ,' 1- » - '-
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