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. all the joins :bsoliitdly watiiiirlirqforli sheet nuke.
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.r neat, Cl€Bll,  covering ' `”`“‘ Wi' ”' '"` "*°° '_'
Wrfte us to-day for more infer.
mation. _ _ $3
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of measles and whooping cough.-The .
aleetionat l 4 d 1 in
Prince oosuy regar e c srlyluln
Bumwerside. and on ow P
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tulated.-Mr. Will Sutherland is vis
iting in Malpsque the guest of Mr
Ramsay, teachers Quite a num
The death of Rav. Hun' Harper' _ , ._ que. who/underwent aan na a- n  .. , 
Eniseonaiian minister 'strait _  ' '.-‘ *~" 1 “W in th# Prim donut; H oplisr | V V  '   ”
Iillhe learned witb"¢“,~“¢ -um . - about three weeks o, will heoallllf _ /}| L" 'ii' if lv ef"
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` -- ` //' . -PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-J. P. st( _ c~~~f ~.-'.‘, .
-couurssxounas Ruston- ; / 1-. Amnwlt. snnnnma., me was . .
Mr- H- A- C0mDtou, chatgnan oi /f ` ‘ _ f/ , E 3
the Water and Sewerage Oo mission, ~ » ’
agimissi WK- f
eriug have tender their rssignaf
tions to the Town Clerk to take ef- »
feet on the lst May. The resigna-
lid:
tions are the outcome of recent ,re `
ductlons in the amount Paid t
Commissioners for their services.
-MALPEQUE.-The young men of
Malpeque are still engaged in goose e 0 X
shooting and report geese scarce and 0 I *i _,
hard to get.-Capt. Jas. Roach has  ‘
resumed his position in Hazel Glen. ,. ll *“‘
He left for Sydney Monday. The ` » ~.~ 4
Ca tain certainl should be on ra "1
Frank Abbott. His many friends are. 
glad to see “Bill" again alter an ‘
absence of twenty-two years.-Misses ,
Pearle Simmonds and Annie Abbott
have returned to their homes after a
' flying trip to Sea View and Da
R. T.   Bunda last.-Fannin _School is
rnley
Y S PIC*
grossing favorably under the skilful
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d _ Quickly Cleaned
§ Away with
the young men from Malpeque and
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Utensils
Pilllflll Mvidsut a few days ago which
Will il1°°Dwitate him for several
weeks. While engaged in moving
some outside windows, he giipp
.-from a ladder falling sei-on B bo :sl
siiltiug in the breaking of three olihia
ribs.J. -
-K. S. ELLIS LEAVES.-K. S.
Ellis, son of K. F. Ellis, Summer.
side, leaves this morning for Eamon.
WU. Ali-B-. where he has secured a
position on the staff ol the Merchants
Bank of Uanada. Mr. Ellis who un-
til U19 amllgnmatlou of the Bank of
New Brunswick was teller ln the
former bank for about three years
was a great favorite among tm;
YOUUZBP citizens. Ou Monday even-
ing last he was the guest at an at
home given in his honor by the mem-
bers of Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge of
Wh1°l1 he Was a member.J.
THURSDAY.
-Pnoi-i1s1'rIoN rmiss.-P. B.
L¢Wi8. Alb0r¢0n, and Chas.McDonald,\
Bummewide. who were in Prince
County jail on commitments against
the Prohibition Act were released
yesterday . each paying ins one 01
$200 and coats.J.
'-POLICE COURT.-TWO drunks
lail. They will appear be-
fact that summer is fast approaching _
_ is evident from the new spring hats were EBf»h¢T8li lu 1885 lllghii and
and suits now on display.-A few of l0dZ€d in the Summerside
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$3
tires grip.
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Q? " 1 "rho -FIRE IN PRINCE COUNTY-'r
` WIRE _ residence of Mr Donald Baker, To
0 D YEAR “
“J 0  A _ D sends Corner 'was totally destroyed good mate for th” ‘me already °W“°d
' _ Q “V _ _ ` _O_.Ne,,; by fire about three o’clock yesterda
Bl C v C I € T ‘ r e  VP _ afternoon. __The __fire,h\l:1hich dstartit WEDNES
, 1
 _ Nota #Inv diamond- ice, enjoyed n pleasant d-lp in Ham
‘lf _ ‘/“IPM blocks. ton Bay, but finding the water rat
 i _,__ _ J er com nnn deep for the isaigs, they
°`%*’..-.°-s==. . » or  :ss .°‘:.‘;'.=.°;‘ .‘°..':;f“ss.:r°.;.°‘;s° fe °=1===1 f1°- fm 111° =°"-
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°§  iiiiiidli iiiiuxiitiiifyihguiiitreildaiidhfdgngiwg Cuts away the burnt-in Crust!
‘ X IITH this tire you can make a
iharp turn on a wet road. You .
can speed along safely over slip-
pery pavemenls or muddy roads. You feel
safe because this Non-Skid holds the road. -
And your wheel runs easier because the
This new Bicycle Tire is built like our il!m0\H
Auto Tire-lheleading Non-Skid-from the S1316
 white rubber-the best wearingrubber we 0! the deceased_J_
m e. - --
S" if H' "“ G°°4J'“' D“"'"'- ‘53 _ -envious RacE1vEn_- w.
discovered by those attending an au
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Women Wanted
-who want charming homes
_ A charming home is the outward expression of a woma_n's -
sense of beauty-lt is nof the result of lavish spending.
You can have a beauffful home-every room glowing with
warmfli and cheedulnw and decorated to harmonize with
d general color scheme#-if you use i
\_`_ _-
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a
Alllssitsine
“`.Q,lgbastlne°’ ll the twen-
' tielh century ilnish-some-
thing vastly better- than
paper or, kslsomine, be-
cause- "
Wall paper is placed on l
layer of paste-.
This is nothing more or less
than a nursery for germs and
insects-
' Besides most wall “paper ls
ngurated with arse e in sul
" ent quantities to impair
 ~
‘l.'h`en» rdi kalsomine is
, hound 'iso  blister, crack,
' peel or rub off-
‘_ It's base is only whiting 'nd'
_ lnilnaigglue-v-s combinsdoii
_.,_  __|Ii__l:d‘oéi.rli_(ying or sani-
,,_ _,,_,_,__¢_.,.,,,?. _ ,_..,
can léfg
.. kiat.
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run, cannon. g
f . , “su~ivm¢w~st -
“Alabastine" has antiseptic
properties-
Germs cannot live on or init.
Once the walls of a room are
coated with "Alabsstine"
therals no necessizynfor ro-
decoration after si _ ess.
"A_labsstlne" has stood the
test of time and is to-day
more popular than ever-
lt is more economical. than
either wall 'paper or kalso-
mine and far more sanitary.
.ggibody can apply “Alabas-
Just mix with cold waterand
use_a dat bristle brush.
With our numerous tints and
white, sity color scheme can
bs easily and srfistieally ear-
ried out .
_,.__., _ .»` »» ` -. '
  f  Free .S tencils g
ur ‘stal of t`rslned\deeorators .will perfect any ‘color schema for
ou -_sHolntely fri olcharr. Also supply free lfllldla _exactly
sited gi! your  our Hlrdvrer; or Paint Doalorvvill ,
upplydooniwlthf ,Alabaitine." Bnijwrlta or i’all_pai»i:ieulai-s, and _
no . - » .
tn
__  NON- Hamilton tnkiéig dnev;“;i;tngeh_§_1 te eser _
e warm evening un ay a w se
-sg), ing the young ladies home across thc
il- ‘
h- A dash of Old Dutch on a
Malpeque.
TUESDAY.
last of Oliver Sonic aged 58 vcars
lnst.J.
from a defec ve ue, a ma e gre
headway before being discovered an
Mr. Baker, a man about 75 years
house in time to save his life. Whe
had gained such headway that it w
joining buildings were saved
,Baker's loss will be about $600- J~
Dr. llorse’s lndiss kool Pills
Cure lilosi ol the Famlly’s ills.
Perhaps if the
rhiidren, and the
"grown-ups" too,
always sie exactly
the right quantities
of exactly the right
things, at just the
. proper times, and
lu every other way
obeyed the rules ol
health, there would
be nosickness in the
family, and no need
of medicine.
5'" 31°! “"°' nh L/nu an 1|
have and probably g.|4,,-, ;|,,¢..,
never will, so ln
every family there src sure to ne men
or less 6-equent attacks of sick headache,
hiliousuess, indigestion, constipation, and
kidney and liver troubles, and occasion-
ally some  is “sick in bed".
It is worth s good deal to the mother,
then, to have on hand that perfectly safe
and reliable remedy for these ills -
' Dr. Mos'ss's Indian Roo! Pills.
They invigorste those organs which
cleanse the body ofwsste and imported,
regulating the bowels, stimnlsting the
kidney; and opening the pores ofthe akin.
' *Thus Dr. Mani: I/dia Rn! Pill:
cure the common ailments and keep the
family healthy. This they hive \>¢¢n
doing for over half a eenmryia #very
pan ef the world.
sgc. at all dealers or from W- H-
canmi cs.. ua.. I.-nekvuf. Om-
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 Long Service
_ ‘ l and satisfaction are nssuroi
" i_ ~ llyou purchase kn|vu,f¢_>rk|»
‘pi spoons' and servlni! £‘°°"' ‘ n
.~ f bearingnhoimde mar 
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 Thlabnndlakuownsl' .
~ °'.i‘iJ»0rIJas|xaarl_i_f::?;‘ _
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if. 2, V' §§l.‘;'¢a"»'»"i§`¢i¢»aii'?atni:y
n .,i»--iv - ‘ '
rt
was formed to look the missing ones
up. They reached their destination
however quite refreshed from their
long walk and cold bath..-Mr. Billy
Dennis paid a short visit to Hamil-
ton last week.-Miss Leona Mountain
and Bessie Rattee have returned to
Charlottetown to P. W. O. alter
spending their Easter holidays in
-OLIVER SONIER DEAD.- The
death occurred suddenly at his home
in Mt. Carmel, on Saturday morning _FRQPERTY CHANGES__ MesBrs_
1'. _
Pacific Sonier, Summerside, is a son fast winter disposed of their farm, to
S h A t Q b St hi-~ the fnrnn' of wurred Inrnnn, and tins
. , c urman, gen ue ec eams p f th t
'ral-: cooovsaiz Tina a Russian coi.u>ANY c,,__ S,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ha, ,,,,,,,,,, ,.1 ""“" ° “ °’° Pf°P“*Y °f “°“‘>°“
of Canada, Limited vices informing him that the Ca
. capedin. will likely sail from Montreal
Heed 0ff\°l»'|`0R0NT° 7“‘°"' B°"““"m' on her Brat trip about Thursday 241;
5.
h -Honsn PURCHASE.-'rns nw
he from G. W. Bell, Summerside. alarge
n, four year old working horse, a very
H d __ hOi -TRYON.-At the 'afternoon serv-
. . ` age who has been con ne o
Maha sl Motorcycle Tw- A“\° Tm Tm* r"°'“*“ 5°* °‘ R”b"°‘, B°‘“"'° nenie nirnnnr nu winter through ii
is ic .
1- tion was read by _the pastor of the
_ Hoes and Mechanical  i ness, was only able to get out of t
he Baptist Church, Tryon, Rev. Arthur
c- two of the Deacons: That this church
tion sale a short distance away it and congregation, met for worship on
HS Sund ft '
practically impossible to save huta
little of the contents, but all the _:sid the muniflcent gift of $20,000 for an
. r.
mE   for its support, both bein the its
d
damp cloth quickly removes
ing pin and the bread board,
on the baking pans. _ _.K
Manyolherwu "\ WV. f
and - ‘ir
fulldfrecfions 
on large _ _ __ / 
_ Sdfer-Can I Uc. ,‘
- _Medcalf and Fell, Tryon, who early
Mr. E. J. Humphrey, have loenggd
Hiruin in Tryon, the latter purchasing
' Rogerson.
perty committee of the Town Council
,ol Siimmerside yesterday purchased
by the town. The price paid was in
fl the vicinity of sz1o..;,
d _ iiisv.
' e last Sunday the following resolu
n Hurn, and moved and seconded by
ay a ernoon, April 6th, desires
to express its hearty appreciation of
Island Tuberculosis Sanitarium, open
and free to the poor of all creeds
and denominations, and for the addi-
ti0l1B1 $1,000 Der year for ten years
g i
of the Hou. Charles Dalton. We look
upon these gifts as being among the
‘ best ever conferred on the people oi
'this Island, and pray that the giver
may be abundantly rewarded for these
great and gracious gifts.
-A NEW HOME.-Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Humphrey, late of Clearville,
Ont., who have been spcnding'the
winter at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. K.
French, Westmoreland, have taken
their departure for Tryon, a few
months ago having purchased the
ideal farm property of Messrs. Medi
calf and Fell. Mr. Humphrey has
travelled through different parts of
the United States and Canada, and
more extensively in his native Pro-
vincd, Ontario, where he has been fa-
vored with great success in various
vocations. He has only been residing
here va few months, and is very m.uch
4., .
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fore his honor this morning. One 'of
them will probably have to face a
more serious charge, that 0( assault
on James Hennessey. who is badly
cut about the beod.J.
-P. J, TRAINOR, DEAD.-The
death occurred at Kinkorn, on Tues-
day afternoon lust, of P. J. Trainor,
s hizhly respected resident of easel
place. The deceased, who was 62
years of nge had been ill for some
considerable time with bright's dis-
ease. He wns n well known farmer
and a staunch member of the catho-
lic congregation, in Kinkorn and was
highly respected by all who knew
him. Besides a widow he leaves to
mourn seven sons and three daugh-
ters, The sons are Henry, Kinkora;
Gerald, Sydney; George, Leslie and
Pills in the Canadian West, Wilbert,
Tryon; the daughters are Ida, Bessie
and Jennie, all at home. The fune-
ral tnkes place at nine this morning
to St. Malachi's Church, Kinkora.J.
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SNAP
It will clczin yourhands thoroughly and nick-
lyiiani ti li ' `lcillh
5 and sort. ins, aint. an nf
g 52110356 M21-ills. DE they come
\ ‘ with Snap. Gui ncaaroesy.
 a lfé. Dealers.
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Hospital on Frida 0
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PUWDER
A-DRU-CO Royal Rose
N Talcum is as comforting to
Baby's lender skin as il is
` to Molher's wiud»chafed cheelt or
Faiher'e chin :matting after s shave.
fr. lu remarkable finenen-its pro-
' Vw nounced healing, aniisepiic qualities
al’ - and its captivating odor of
fresh-cui roses--have won for
Na-Dru-Co Royal Rose Tslcum
the favored place on the dressing
_ tables and in the nurseries of the
most discriminating people.
25c. a tin, at your Druggisfs-
or write for free sample lo the “
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Somebody vma sends lor particulars or this was Contest tell.ln§
us l'»Li.l'i‘ i`liIiEE STATES IN 'HIE UNITED STATES ARE REPRESENTE
by the above Three Sketches, viriil receive a §5O GOLD WATCH or
    Tryit ctencc. ltmayheyou.
Wrlla the names uf lbs Slaies ln a foliar orpnsl':ard,glvln;,'yoi:r llama and Address
‘ BRITISH PREMIUM CO. Depl 'I U ` Monireal, Canada.
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unsuitable food.
You Can Make Better.Foods
_ For The Children With “Beaver”
Flour Than You Can Buy
Next to a returning Arctic Explorer, the liungriest mortal
OR ¢2l'fl1 iS 21 gI'0Wir1g boy. He is always ravenous. “I-le will eat
anything". But why should hc? ’
_ Right now is the time when his parent should be most particular about
his food- to prevent injudicious eating and to protect him against
Good, home-made bread, made of “Beaver” Flour-light,
impressed with possibilities, and the
beauty of the “Little Garden Is-
land," especially the splendid agri-
cultural section of Tryon. While re-
siding in Westmoreland many warm
friends have been made, who extend
to his "genial`presence" and “jolly
partner" their best wishes for contin-
ued health and prosperity in their
beautiful new home.
-PROPERTY TRANSFlilRB.- Se-
veral transfers of property have tak-
en place in Summerslde during the
past few weeks of which .the following
are a few : The residence on Cen-
tral Street, known as the Waddell
property, has been sold by the owner,
lllr. Duncan Nicholson, Bqdeque to Mr,
Thomas Linkletter, St. Eleanors;Mr.
W.. A. Stewart has sold to Mr. R.B.
_ < flaky biscuits made of “Beaver” Flour
-these are real foodsi for growing
children. “Beaver” Flour is a blended
flour. That is, it is made of exact
_ - _ proportions of nutritious, beautifully
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'_ __ flavored Ontario Fall Wheat and a
eét'
smaller proportion of the stronger
B | _ f _ Western Spring Wheat.
- It is 'both abroad flour and
- a pastry flour-and makes the r¢2l
nutty flavored home-made bread and_
s delicious pastry such as cam10I.b°,
, .
/
Richardson, Manager of the Lloyal
Bank, his" fine residence on Notre
Dame st., Mr. J. H. Taylor, Free-'
town has purchased from Miss Amy
A. Green a large lot consisting of 16
acres, situated on the outskirts of
the town to the wsstward"of the .RJ
U. Cemetery. Mr. Taylor has also
purchased from Mr. H. '1‘. Holman a
' building lot on Beaver St.; on.which
he intends erecting'a residence du.r-
ing the coming summer. Mr. Hol-
man bas also sold to . Mr. Chas.
‘Henllen Heuller of the ;Canarlian
_Bank of Commerce; Summerslde. the
‘ one new. residence on Beaver Styne,
which U1'--H¢\\l\l¥ has oeoupledslaee
,¢°m_il1l W Bllmmllzldli and Hr.
'James Mayhew has so d' to lk. Hx;
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made with any purely . W¢5t°fP~
Wheat Flour. _ - .
just try “Beaver” Floufrififld °»°°ff°'
yourself how thoroughly §I¥!95¢f°l'Y _*nd
dependable if is f<»r@11..:§5gg~d= °fb='=1f=s-
Your grocer sells |_°‘"' °" ‘ifm
get it. for you.  fm’ "9 °"
P,-ix, on F¢s_d,"Cosrse Grains and Cereals.
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rrm: r.n.~'ravr.os c0..uims:o.
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Travelling' Sales Agent
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