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     THE IIESTER 
     
    
   
   
    
     411015 mm Hoiman’: Cltllflfl.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     —-ROBIN _HOOD FLOUR. 
     
     “molecule and Retail, Holman‘: 
     
     Sumtnerside. 761 1 5!! 
     
    
   
   
    
     --OFFICE CLO8ED—My Ofllce 
     
     will be closed from April 10th until 
     
     May 4th. H. T. Calvin, Opt. D. 0p- 
     
     tometrist.—294-4-9-22i 
     
    
   
   
    
     —FERTlLllER8—Mlxed and un- 
     
     mixed. Also Clover and Tlmotivyl 
     
     Seeds. Place orders now. A Horne; 
     
     d: C0,, Kensington Branch. J. F.f 
     
     Profitt, .\lanager.—32T-~i-lil-3l - 
     
    
   
   
    
     --FiNE DISPLAY-The yvindoos‘ 
     
     of H. J. Larkin are an asset to ti1e= 
     
     town of .-\|berton. A display of‘ 
     
     lit-sh fruit. decorated by Easier.‘ 
     
     flowers and ferns. make it BSpECl" 
     
     ally attractive. The other window; 
     
     is a bat and cap display, also dec- 
     
     JFZIECJ with flowers and ferns. i 
     
     —lLL1ClT STILL.—A1:1 . 
     
     still was seized in Summerside on 
     
     \\'t-<ines1iay' ‘ the “iest of the 
     
     town, The seizure was made by, 
     
     inspector Barbor and Mr. liarry- 
     
     liakcr, of the Customs. .it is our: o1‘- 
     
     ibr- finest types of stills yet taken 
     
     by the officers, iicing completely oi‘. 
     
     "opptr and made up excellently,  
     
    

    
     —-GOOD ROADS.—- The smaller 
     
     road machine in charge of Keniv 
     
     ftird Waite and under the dirt-cti‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘one 111m,- work during the past 
     
     week. Practically all the roads 
     
     radiating from Kensington have 
     
     been gone over eltlibr by machine 
     
     1r road drag and are smooth and‘ 
     
     1'i_rm as boulevards. lt is a11 epoch 
     
    

    
     Ea roadmakinq K ' 
     
    

    
     —EXCELLENT ROADS. — Thu 
     
     '.\‘i't‘llflll condition of the roads! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' heading to S11m1uersIds~ ‘are an i11~- 
     
    
   
   
    
     veutivt- to travel and us a result 
     
    
   
   
    
     .1‘ ltoad Master J. T. Mullins. has" 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     _EMERALU JONIGHT. - A 
     
     great 3-act play by local talent. 
     
     Dance afterwards. 350 
     
    
   
   
    
     -KELLY’8 CROSS-Rev. Father 
     
     Laurence Smith. of St. Dunstan’: 
     
     University, went to Kelly's Cross. 
     
     Friday, where he had the services 
     
     in the Catholic church yesterday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —l WILL BE loading Live Hogs 
     
     and Fat Sheep on Tuesday. April 
     
     14th and up until noon on Wednes- 
     
     day. the 15th. Highest market 
     
     prices paid.—.l. W. Fyfe, Emerald. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -COME TO THE ENTERTAIN- 
     
     MENT in Travellers Rest 11.111. 
     
     Tuesday. April 14th, at 7.30 p m. 
     
     if not fine, first fine evening foi- 
     
     lowing. Admission 25c, Chlltlftil 
     
     15c. Sale of candy. 136441311 
     
    
   
   
    
     --FOX RANCHERS-_— We have 
     
     now in stock Burroughs Welcome 
     
     and Company tabloid worm capsul- 
     
     es for Fox Pups. One dollar per 
     
     box post paid or six boxes for five 
     
     dollars. Gourlies Ltd., Summerside. 
     
    

    
     3844-10-41 
     
    
   
   
    
     —FIRE ALARM-JPhe Summer- 
     
     slde l-‘ire Department viras called 
     
     out Friday "Afternoon for a slight 
     
     blaze at: the plant of the Hall 
     
     Manufacturing Co., on Water St. A 
     
     little water extinguished the fire in 
     
     a few minutes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -—KENSINGTON DANCE. — A 
     
     grand Easter dance will be held in 
     
     the Strand Theatre, Kensington 
     
     on Monday night, April 13th. 
     
     Flaliavcns Orchestra in attend- 
     
     ance. Refreshments served. Ad- 
     
     miission 50 and 25 cents. Every- 
     
     body welcome. 358-11 
     
    
   
   
    
     —-HOUSE BURNED. —A house 
     
     owned by .\lr. Alexander Stewarf. 
     
     of Charlottetown and situated near 
     
     111t- Kcnsiinglon Cheese Factory 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'SHOP from Holman'a Ol¢l|°fl 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'MEN'8 SUITS from $14.00 up 
     
     a1 .1. W. Murdock d: Co. 349 
     
    
   
   
    
     __eORDER YOUR Spring Suit 
     
     now at Vnil‘s Tailor Shop. Mont- 
     
     ague. 284-4-9 3i 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'FOR SALEJ-Acadla Gas nn-l 
     
     glue, 4 l-LP. make and break. Apply: 
     
     to George Taylor, Lower Montague. 
     
    
   
   
    
     2514-841 f 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..‘AUCTION SALE of farm, crop.. 
     
     stock and implements. April 
     
     18, Richard Collins. Lower Monta- 
     
     mgne, 3494-13-31 
     
    
   
   
    
     msrocit‘ Nora-air. Norman 
     
     Nicholson. one of the progressive 
     
     farmers of Victoria Cross, recently 
     
     purchased a mflch cow of the Jer- 
     
     sey type. .\lr. Xicholsoas idea in‘ 
     
     purchasing such a high class ani 
     
     ma], which has been greatly admir 
     
     ed since cCming to the settlement. 
     
     is 11o raise the standard of the 
     
     cattle and do away with any thing 
     
     of the scrubby nature. Mr. Nichol- 
     
    
   
   
    
     man- 1o feed a good animal than 
     
     i: dots to feed a poor one, there is 
     
     :1 vast difference in the results-J 
     
    
   
   
    
     H-‘PAINFUL INJURY—\\'hile 
     
     engragttl recently cutting the years 
     
     firt- wood. Mr. James Gordon (i 
     
    
   
   
    
     gtiziug his hand out by the saw. 
     
     so scrlous was the accident that .. 
     
     was flliilltl necessary t0 have one 
     
     of the fingers amputated. \\'l1ile ‘the 
     
     accident is batbenough. it might 
     
     easily have been worse, for which 
     
     .\ir. Gordon is grateful. Mr. Gordon 
     
     is one of the most prosperous farm- 
     
     4TH t-i‘ New Perth. and his mam 
     
     frie-ntls bot-h in his own neighb 
     
    

    
     liiiiltl and in Montague where he 
     
    

    
     ZilFO extremely popular, greatly rc- 
     
     vrr-t the painful incident and hope 
     
    
   
   
    
     son contends that while it cost 110 - 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Perth, had the misfortune, of - 
     
    
   
   
    
     illE EASTERN lillllllllhll 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'A GOOD. RANGE of auitingn 
     
     in stock at Vail’e Tailor Sheil- 
     
     liiontague. 334 4 9 31 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'THE CONTINUING PIBSIIY" 
     
     terians of Montague will hold ser- 
     
     vice in the Montague B89111" 
     
     Church at 7 p. m. April 12th. Rev 
     
     D_ MacVicar, preacher. Everybvil! 
     
     come. 299-4 9 3| 
     
    
   
   
    
     . .6WELOOME VISITOR—Tli€ 
     
     Stork, a few days ago paid a visit 
     
     to the ‘home 0t Mr. and Mrs. HOW- 
     
     ard Vickerson ot Montague, and 
     
     presented them with a bouncing 
     
     baby girl, both moiher and daugh- 
     
     ztr are doing well. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'GETTINGVREADY FOR FISH- 
     
     iNG-Our ilocai tinsmith, Mr. Om 
     
     Kayo. Montague has ‘been kei)! 
     
     very busy for the past few wrecks. 
     
     atttuding to the wants of the lob- 
     
    

    
     ermt n, supplying them with boil- 
     
    

    
     s. etc. A number of our citizens 
     
     are anxiously waiting for the open- 
     
     ing o1‘ the fishing season. The 
     
     Johnson Bros, have about two hun- 
     
     ilN d traps on the wharf in readi- 
     
     ~ss when the season opens. No 
     
     fresh herring have been caught, as 
     
     _v-~t. \\".tl1 zhe ice about all out oi 
     
     he rivtr- a catch is scon expect- 
     
     e11.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘SHIPPING PRODUCE-A car- 
     
    

    
     et’ potatoes was shipped front 
     
    

    
     . 1- Montague Station on Wednes- 
     
      l.1.-t .01’ the table variety. Owing 
     
     l 11w- contlitlou of the roads no 
     
     pradut-t of any kind is moving. in 
     
     1h.- ruursc of a few day's. The us- 
     
     ual rush c-f poiators is expected 
     
     iwfcro the cropping begins. A 1111111- 
     
     btr if v> "t-ls are txpecred from 
     
     Nvwfou fllillltl which will be the‘ 
     
     'iu r. tltt for red potatoes. the 
     
     irliitr varieties being tho only kind 
     
     ‘table for the West lndias Market 
     
     and tho only kind shipped from 
     
     111-re since the shipping began in 
     
    
   
   
    
     Protect your   
     
     when washing 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Resins 
     
     l 
     
     jands . 
     
    
   
   
    
     s1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For nearly an hour and g 
     
    

    
     half each day your hands 
     
    

    
     are exposed to the harsh. 
     
    

    
     ncss of strong, common 
     
     i soap! 
     
    
   
   
    
     And afterwards you look 
     
    
   
   
    
     at them sorrowfully. l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Whitcncss gonc_all red 
     
     and dried out. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Don't use common soa 
     
     any longer! A spoonful 
     
     of Lux skipped into a 
     
     foamy suds will enable 
     
     you to wash dishes 
     
     quickly and easily. Lux 
     
     softens water. It is as 
     
     easy on your hands as the 
     
     finest toilet soap. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lever , Brothers Limited, 
     
     Toronto 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . . ‘cuaso of 111s throat ifug aspect 
     
     Fun  of a revolt hurt ' "lilll a111l_111 
     
     iviow or rah-r daug- vim-h 
     
     |1l1e country “as ixposcrl. 1t lilill 
     
     CONSTANTINOPLE, April 12-111mm fournl u’- ' 
     
     Gen Ismet Pasha, Premier addrec- couiplitc mobiliz. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a great nunmer u; vcume “n. (-r)n]-l\\"£i:i burned to the ground Friday- llll. Air. Gordon will be sufficiently .\1,-1rt-n_~_1 
     
     Put! to town, tlierebv making :1 irood 1111111! W111i 1111 115 901113115- T11Q,T'1'°\"-’1'}’11 11'- 111118 10 50991111191111 
     
     Iqdgtm. trade‘ The “mm MHSvq-a house “'21s vacant. The origin 111.1111‘ spr1ng'scropping.——J j 
     
     are to be commended upon their‘ h“ f"? i5 lmlmmv“ T118105?’ L" 
     
     "ood work as mostvof ille roadswgmmlcd “'- 515°O"'_K' 
     
     i v y m, 5TH ed m“; dragged """' _ _ era Association arrived at Ithe I v 
     
     Jiefulle h, “imp mam. Say mo. —M'NER5 REFER-The 11111195 ..* The very serious illness ofliiotuague -Stntion on Tuc-silay last.  u“ 
     
     roads ‘are just about as Kood fort": the “."e‘>'“'°" Chapter 0t the W'- "0119" 319111911» 511- .01 Ynl°1llThisflml°ml wasdlsbribmeil “mm”? 
     
     iutnmobiles or wagons as in 1111271‘ U" h" h’ have‘?! the request. o‘ “"1111 15 379311)’ TPKFPYWU- M1‘- 31191- [he “"1973 OE bow” Mnnmmle . 
     
     gumlner‘ Aifimists are having thmitlifi ‘T011111 Cimnpilltri’ Stinltimersiditi. llsb is somewhat past the four tin-ii Kilmuir. and as an. cviil- m0 pa?“ Symon has new] a mo,“ m] or promotiug x0, so with u“ 
     
     m” mmmmiw‘ Wm “mm mt m“ IuctkilllttflllrlIlliigxllilerrlllclitgizf  mlglklitlilyfodifllal] zlilliolnllls tilt; t82;"Drollllgwiusmslllllltiiirtiilxgl <11$11ill101l11111E 011@1°1‘111"5°‘“'n” m" ranllers or Lower ‘“"“““?“° m 
     
     tun 11d lot 1111111 w-t out on 11W , - . , . ' .  . ~' I ‘. “ l- - ' ‘e t “y h I ' l‘ '  rage] in tlic stt-rl poiao grow. Kllmulr they are $011111 1111-0119 
     
     "(toll ‘Yawn Wm“ their Cars ‘lrit-llt-‘h 11.1w ‘been successful 111 01-1- parclltly t-moymg excellent rhealtliqaro more than making both ends find ‘has ‘lmmrtrnlh, m" (he kiwi“ p: :0 mowing strong" than m, 
     
     1 . .. flillllllllf CFHSHIQHZHIHO food illlféfClYlll A (glliblllfesllaliiljléllflfil place ncmifeveriipszicxceti Q"\(')(TIQEH;‘(I,I:‘GK lcamltrl fully-r  (m mp formation 6f the Se“! palm m“, 11,11‘... m [he [an ma“ 
     
     P-  -' <1, » ‘pant . ..e111=11. 1' 1 ' issirreo 1 . . . . . 
     
     _FIRE LOSSES-The regular W" ‘l u,‘ l‘ M‘  52',‘ to tclspwq», [he pick ~J i‘ no‘ “um u‘ lcar]m,d5_ (mi, “m,” who forgo, m 1o growing company and the build- mo, beginning lnvarlabii emit 
     
    

    
     h] f. m, "f t)". [1 in l_\'>.nlurnlnih o, ‘ " " . "(O m‘ ‘n5 " ’ ‘ ' , . 111;; of :1 largo frost- proof potato with good result-s. and that. i111 
     
      \'\i'<1'll~‘11iet11r'l:l \iutu'1l Eli's? lu-lmmmy CUHtrHIlIICG “Ins “sea w‘ WW’; lgliitflliiethdLor ttllxshanidllirtotefltlout: Wliarebouse which is one of our only 101110 111141911111111111915911911111 
     
     1 ~' 1 - ‘ ‘~ - -. - . ' ‘ e 1. .~ 1011" I '-1, .. . - - 1 . _. 
     
     aura“? (_~,,__ w,“ 1,91,; in m" "fin-r- 1"1“»|“‘“’" m“ “mm 1° l" sent ‘ pERSQNALg l . ” prominent c-itizeus was most l10p0~ that stitttss f1ua.ly 101110.. 
     
     iof the Slauatter Thursday moruininl POLICE COURT_M the sunk‘ . . r 
     
    
   
   
    
     Than. n-PH. 111) application for iul Ugh p l___ (_ v p ‘ _ _ —-.\lr. Staulcyv Bernard, Kensiniz- 
     
    

    
     lsuraurc- received and passed, Tlu- “MEI” U m“ ‘(mu qhursdd} dim" “m 31011411)’ morlllng {"1" Al" I , 
     
     ‘Oh! It's Nice to ‘Get Up m the Mornm 
     
     SURE IT IS, THIS BEAUTIFUL SPRING WEATHER 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
     3S0 GET UP EXTRA EARLY ON THE LAST TWO 
     
     SATURDAYS IN APRIL 
     
    
   
   
    
     , HWEERTILIZEH ARRlVES——.-\ 
     
     lcarioad of fertilizer consigned 1o 
     
    
   
   
    
     pERsoflALs the Secretary of the Potato Grow- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ; “a h“ n?“ "m: Pym‘, finally disposed of by theantrorluc ___\h-v [my R “tax-rem Kensing. 
     
    

    
     llllongglllllltlllstllOJliilL, bsaru burnml "10P or f‘ “Cw “litmus? H's "9""? um- l9" dmmli)’ 111911111111 f0." 11 
     
    

    
     prion’ .\u11is (iailaiii. tiystvi‘ lli-d wlpcmhlwy J‘ IL‘ “, 3'31"‘ kiL" shun- H3“ 1° B0310“ 
     
    

    
     ‘Imdizn mmqv hump‘, “My I,‘ m, imctl the tiefcntlaui S5111» and costs. ~___ 
     
    

    
     =I Gina“ ‘himm “R011 ‘lunhlgc w .\l‘. 1111:1111 Sirouulq h, t‘., ilppcared —.\ir. D. B. hicDon-‘iltl, North 
     
    

    
      H '5,“ Ihurmupp‘ 1W1“, “My: the Prosct-tilioir and .\1r, l~Iri1~ Bedequc. product-rs and 1111111111111»: 
     
     "‘""'" "r" 1  r ' ‘ -' ' aurerhe aiwnt. visitor] Kensinsttoui 
     
    
   
   
    
     (nu. c111 Strum: for 111t- defendant. 
     
     ... . 
     
    
   
   
    
     About TEN Tl1tJl'S_\_\'1; ,\(‘R].'i_; or hm] l. I 
     
     » . ‘ -‘ 1 on W111i were 
     
    
   
   
    
     i1.‘ "1 r -' . 
     
     usual acreage m. Poqxv“) “m! Tunm: 111111111‘: 1'11 lltlillililll‘ to 1b.. 
     
     is clean and free from wee l A m“ ‘Um u“ m“ hull 
     
     ' “'1: haw- a limited stock oi‘ 1b.:- ll1‘.~il i; . .,, my“; 
     
     good Sl-IICIHLVPS will .-,-,   _' l; :""'-‘“‘ _ v 
     
     oi‘ CHOICE xruni-nt UNI-J ()\'T»\lli(i growl! s-tiyil} 11m“ 51ml]; 
     
    

    
     l, . , j ~ . 1' i1 .= c1111’ . 
     
     btat for quality and germination N 
     
    
   
   
    
     We have in slot-k tbo 
     
     both l.'ill’OR'i‘l‘.‘lJ and 1s1..\.\'1i grown 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ , \'.'>fr-l '- ;' _1-,. ' 1V 
     
     close prices l 1M ‘m lum" “ 
     
    
   
   
    
     1i seeds, only tllc best z: 11 slit-old in. “ 
     
     l - r .11;1intaii1 their liirintie-a during 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘_ fmrsi‘ power is available now. 
     
    
   
   
    
     fullmviug \'i|l'll'lli‘:~' o: $1.3m) (H-l-S l 
     
    
   
   
    
     ikirk lload, damage to 111111“. _ 
     
     l n llugbt-s Milli-o dour, 
     
     ,- lo llililSC‘. $9. Total 3137-11. 1' 
     
     —MAK|NG GOOD ROADS-l ’ 
     
     .-\[1i§l 11:11. ilh: road llltllllllllt‘ , 
     
     ai-‘ug on the liensingtou high-l 
     
    

    
     "a and on 111011111111 strut-i. 'l‘h1.-‘ 
     
     Hllfill ‘is remarkably 1lry.."111d 
     
     llllyFllflSlS hold that our rod clay 
     
     romlie. built 11p now with the 
     
     qiriug 11111111111‘ ss. will so 111\1'IlL‘11 
     
     ha. tbc rcarls viaill remain firm 
     
     through the wiiulu 51111111101‘. Road- 
     
     - - ..  uiiubt iiott: that romlo" 
     
     :11:11lc when llli‘ iriay has rirlt-d out 
     
     tviil bc vcry =1111dy and ilusiy" alli 
     
    
   
   
    
     nmn; p in in.- dry wcatbri". undl . 
     
    
   
   
    
     vr-ry muddy in illu wet. but. 11111110 
     
     now they’ 1111111111" imprfrvioiis i0 wot 
     
     1111i willi prop- 1' dra 1111.20 $110111‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     iu- =uu1nivi~ and autumn. Aguil- 
     
    
   
   
    
     u l1'1i~ it. might not. be wbtu farin- 
     
     .n;_- hpgins, l-‘urther, the farmers 
     
     will burn good roads 0n which to 
     
     d.- ti.‘ ir 11111111114. l)i'f0l‘1' 1111- ril-sb 
     
     n" fanning begin-a. Tbc Stewart 
     
     ;1i11r1'i1i.~1ra1fo:i is surcly awake 1o 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ANOTHER HEAVY CARCASS 
     
    

    
     - \\'l1o will dare to say that. the 
     
     lf-iisington lillcltl of Agricultural 
     
     arti  not a rcsourcciul area 
     
     .1. nt predicts? Only a few 
     
    
   
   
    
     of t- 
     
     ‘days 11g.) wo read of a superior 
     
    
   
   
    
     sp ‘llllkll of tho meat product on 
     
     dimly in the shop 01‘ a 1111-111 man 
     
     there. 'l‘o1lay it was the privilege 
     
     oi your  1o he. own tho meat 
     
     (IZCSSOII from a t\ <(1E"\)E(Ey Short 
     
     play in tbc shop 
     
    

    
     and White. there. that 
     
    

    
     Willglltfll 5S0 lbs. 'l‘b< depth of 
     
     fat through the kidneys was 101A; 
     
     iutbs-s. Tlic meat is of ti-uipiilng 
     
     11 aiid sbmvs :ha.1. in 
     
     tin-anus. it has lost none of 
     
     its quality. The b1 r whose pri- 
     
     viligc it war; to fur l1 stitch a ile- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilizbrii llurus, Lower Frye-town. 
     
     llualcrs iii lin- sttick can toll you 
     
     111.11 the Kcnslugion tiield is niccly 
     
     iloztctl by such t-xcclictit stock. 
     
     and thls eminence in livc stock 
     
     will coiitiuu .--Y 
     
    
   
   
    
     (side. returnrd homo Friday ovcu- 
     
     slinblr prorlut-z, was ftd by 1111211111: 1min Noni-Aral \\'h1‘1‘o-l1o hurl 
     
    
   
   
    
     musical concert given iby .\l1'. Earl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sat11 rday.—K. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —Mr. Lcauarrl (lay, accountant 
     
     of the Royal Bank ‘of Canada. Sus- 
     
     sex, .\'. 13., is spending Easter at his 
     
     home in Stiinincrsidc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —1\irs John T. Mullin. Kenslng- 
     
     ton is spending a few days in the 
     
     city, the guest of her aunt. Mrs. 
     
     Delhaunty’. Great (leorgt: Street»- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ——Missr\: Lillian Donald and Ruth 
     
     Campbell, teachers at (f, Ilnneqm. 
     
     and llerleuue. arc attending the 
     
     Tent-hers‘ Convention in Charlotte.- 
     
     town. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "MT- (1- R. MC-Quarrim Summar- 
     
     l1"'111l'-l1‘1l11'111l-7 the Fur Auction 
     
     Stiles. 
     
    

    
     ~—.-\iuoug tliosc attending the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Spit-er and Priuro (leorge (‘hav- 
     
     t-bavudze ivt-ro tho Aiisrss Milan-l 
     
    
   
   
    
     sartutnitvjisui BEFORE 1 P, M. 
     
     SATURDAY, 25th BEFORE 1 P. M- 
     
    
   
   
    
     AND SAVE 15 P. C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ON ALL THE 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPRING IMPORTATION S 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bran, Spanking, New, Bright Goods That Will Make 
     
     Your Eyes Stick Out With Delight. 
     
     Broadcloths. Linens. Ratlnes, Checked and Striped Fianneia, Crepes. Dress 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lengths iu all the newest Fabrics, Organd-iea, Poplins, Tweeda, Satlnctte, Silk and 
     
     Cotton Underwear Crepes. Kiddie Clothes, Oretonnea, Chintzea, Curtain Muslins, Nets 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Scrima, etc. .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Most Beautiful and Varied “Lines of 
     
    
   
   
    
     LADIES’ FOOTW EAR, 
     
    
   
   
    
     LADIES SILK STOCKINGS, 
     
    
   
   
    
     LADIES’ COLLAR AND CUFF 
     
    
   
   
    
     SETS, LADIES‘ PULL 0N SWEATERS 
     
     THAT WE COULD POSSIBLY SECURE FROM THE BEST MARKETS 
     
     MEN'S WEAR oi all kinds, Shoes, Oxfords, Socks. Silk. Cashmere and Cotton, Suits 
     
     and Suitings. a beautiful line of Caps and Hats. Everything a drguy min "and; 
     
    
   
   
    
     OW 
     
     seen oA-rs-asumo snow.‘ 11.1 lit-g;‘ili1L1-¢!Sl.wX‘1i{l  (|E(i,1‘l'lll;‘l'fi TOWII Uf Alberton  and miss”, “HEM “f (3 SCGdS, Wire Fencing, F1011!‘ 311d Feeds 
     
     ‘llli 111 waom ext-oi 1 '2 '-' . " " 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..1 r brrut‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Regularly st-id by us at 66 tents per 
     
     Package and 10 Cents below list will also 
     
     bear 5% or 
     
    
   
   
    
     MAKING PRICE 613,5 CENTS PER. 
     
    
   
   
    
     VICTORY No. 1 IMPORTED PACKAGE 
     
    
   
   
    
     We are showing in our win- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . 1.31 . 
     
     This is ll heavy. plump oat, onv- of 1111-. iii-s: yiv-lrliug ram-lira, - f‘ 110W H fine range oi Men's 
     
    
   
   
    
     known. A splendid variety for focdiui; stock. miutaiiiiiit: :1 largo  and 50751 g," lg very 10w 
     
    
   
   
    
     A 11°81’? Yielrier; largo kernel, plump and heavy; 11111: of ibc 
     
     best white varieties in cultivation; ripcns early. Try it, 
     
    
   
   
    
     IMPORTED "GOLD RAIN" NO. 1 »-, ‘gym 
     
     ' not less tihan 820.00. or imprison- 
     
    

    
     vucnt not cxccerlting rine month. 
     
     FLORENCE M. BELL. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Town Clerk. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A genuine New _Variety propagated by Prof. Nilsson of 
     
     Sweden. This new Gold Rain is a very hardy oat, partlcul11rly' "_ 
     
     well adapted to medium and ligbtr-i- soils, seldom hrcziking dmvn, 4 
     
     but bend themselves and rise again itfterwnrds oven win-n it. 
     
     rains very heavily. 0n this account. coupled with the color, 
     
     which is a beautiful rich golden, it lo named "Gold Rain." The 
     
     rain is very full, thinskinncd and beardless. it. is about ono _ 
     
     week earlier than American Bannor, and the yield is very bicli.  éaigibb 
     
     We believe this Gold Ruin Oat is especially adapted lo the ssoil To (lo AH - 
     
     of P. E. Island. Price no higher than other vnrit-iios. nil/la, 
     
    
   
   
    
     MEET 
     
     01.0 ISLAND BLACK OATS NO 1. ‘ (91.1; DINTY- 
     
    

    
     Samples and Prices on Application r o 
     
     seen WHEAT 
     
    
   
   
    
     We have some Choice No. i \\'iii‘l‘i~i and RED PIFIC, lVlliTfl 
     
     RUSSIAN. MARQUIS, and COLORADO IHCNRDPJD, grown os- 
     
     peclally for us in ONTARIO, also some choice No. 1 ISLAND 
     
     grown WHITE FIFE, for sale by our AGENTS who will he 
     
     pleased to book your order or send yo11r order to us direct, if 
     
     nearest merchant cannot supply you. Samples and prices 
     
     promptly sent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Carter & Company Limited 
     
    
   
   
    
     loadaman to the,‘ People of P. E. Island 
     
    
   
   
    
     —————<0->-____ . - , . 
     
     Improved Ilnnnpy (nut; grow“ {mm Rwiqvrfll] 5%,“ imhlfl,l.i,y U,» mu province .1... ByelaWS Mlnard,‘ Lmimant ‘or colds arc of course ex.mpt from the larger discount. Bu». we llaiioilv 5% off all these, a big 
     
     rm qxcellg-ni .,,..,,,_.,. U, ,,,,,,,’ ,_._,,,_,n,,_;_, “H, h, ‘M ,.,,,_,,,,, m. . l.'11-.h'1\(".-i1l1.-11t 11.1 iii 
     
     I ' % - ' '. . . 
     
     . $111,110 anniurlly.  The Best  9 as also Paints, varlliSlic-S, wd" Paper, Elic- 
     
     LEADER (White Oat) IMPORTED J L k‘ 
     
     H. . ar ins 
     
     as much as 111) bushels in illr: nt-rv, uav thr- ‘sum of s10 nnnnqtiv 
     
     ‘ a    61% CENTS 
     
     oats tiils year, they would b1: ‘ v i t I‘ All 
     
     . sci-mid quality glinmvs, 
     
     _‘_. day c.‘ December. following the date 
     
     9 1 
     
     , _ _ , ilxnmlniiflim is tlmrouizh To in-   0  P. M. 
     
     pa) the sum oi‘ 82,110 prr month. ' 
     
     “m- °°*Y°‘“' H“ “d cm‘ NOTI-Cvmpliance wun the above H_ J_ MABON “r11; EARLY nmo OATCHES THE worm." 
     
     compliance liable to a ptinnPy .1[ 
     
     Olfice (‘angler-led With Drug 
     
     ‘ More 
     
    
   
   
    
     IMPORTED BANNE saving on this class oi‘ goods. 
     
     Gm“, , I R OATS Ho. 1. .11 i. H I -——-__ __ 
     
     ' or us roni t‘ can §i"li‘f'll '1 aim-i,-  . ,1 T] 1, Y." H“ , __ - ' ‘ nsurancc - ‘ , . . 
     
     _  " ‘i "'1 . . -- All Groceries and Other Goods not Mentioned Bear the 
     
     changing their seed, i insurance, to pay 
     
     All l'i‘.-illl('lll lusuraiir-r». Arrcuts E 
     
     . .. ~ xcept 
     
     , - l’ lll(\1‘ iii". 1.11111 t i a llC€li"l ' - 
     
     Th“ variety h; on" "EH1" 1‘i11'lI'-.s.‘ in r-uliivaliou, iuiiv 1-11 . M: of $2.511‘ zlnlirudllillly N“ Optlcal Servlce 
     
    

    
     My“ “Elm” mm‘ m” 13411111"? V1111")? I1 lH-avv yivl1l1=r' prnllrn- i. 1\l1l rtxaii p1 illars or saicsmcn t0’ M u R E s c o 
     
    

    
     11110111! BITZIW- 313M111 1111 \\'<-li: '  All rural ‘pt-rllazs 1o pay the sum 
     
    

    
     11-‘1 ‘$11111’ 11111111111111 iltllllliics. Fa ' cf $10,?! 111111111111)‘. ‘m’ 111-n Ira-oars.‘ 11111111 uilmlvle 
     
    

    
     Accuses ssucd unlcr said ' ' -""‘"‘ 3-“'*1i111 '1' 1> 
     
     bye-law's to be and coutinud in force n,“ m- ,,| , , k   I 
     
     from 1hr- datc of issue uuti-l the 31st I o i " l. r {m   
     
     9 
     
     oi‘ suili license, llntrulnnillv. 
     
     amount of Inca] “ilovlm: Picture (sonmamefi (O Our Lemma on» iirni 1|uolll.v. Our 
     
     CA v .  pricea- also a good range of Thr-itrical troupes i "m" mm“ """"‘ """‘ ""‘"‘ AFTER THAT REGULAR PRICES PREVAIL 
     
     “T5815 uAB A V! _ i; 1 - . 0r 00111111112105 . j ‘ 
     
     UND NCE NO 1 IMPORTED m ‘nay the Sum or 83-00 Der [lay- l new evumlrietl b;  UI)  
     
     I ‘ at Lav-kins and be in the E byedaws- °r ‘m?’ °r them» 51"" 
     
     rend {h t l.“ 1 _ Optometrist 
     
     Q er e par y $11 y of sum non ‘Immlku,’ |._ u L c. E.   &  st.  
     
    
   
   
    
     14-13512! . 
     
    
   
   
    
     BRINGING UP FA 'l‘IiER~— 
     
    
   
   
    
     3154-1113131. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ’ t ‘ -By GEORGE McMANllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kl" i HAVE WH~4< YE‘: 1M Qouqq, 
     
     THlb EVENIN our pHhELF» MQ n.1,“; 
     
     OF-‘F- missus. ; CAN ever nor-ma AND 
     
    
   
   
    
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