;,nW1,,w,~..,,.-_- _ .J
[ ;_iWhsiil°It’s I
 Taclil
A Think Ui Us
it-.ii-g
E' it =-'f
slit
_ extra-~: 10013.
' of  is 10.
} 50p each. Ou_rs
“ alwaiys proved satis-
.  ut them to the
-, test. ly Boolss area very
necessary thmg if you want
to keep your flies in proper
shape. O u r -assortment
this year is _excellent and
reasonably pnced.
Buy Jsmieson’s Tackle
It’s Best
J.  Jamieson
Druggist
i
.
._
* man! on EvEN'rs.
T0-DAY.
Cttv iifslietrates Court 9 a. ni.
Prtnce Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8.
45p.m_ ~
 
DEATHS ,_
y 
POUND.- At Margate. P- E-I-. 011
April 30th, Mrs. Maria Pound, relict
of the late Wm. B. Pound, aged 81
years.
ARPER.- ln, this City on May 17th
ettio Pearl Harper. aged seven
years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
. Harper. Funeral notice later.
YDE.-At Calgary on the 14th, lust.
ne Mutch, widow of Samuel Hyde
ibm or West River. l'-‘unerai notice
lhter.
MUTTART.-Entered into rest at
er home Summerslde, May 16 1916
Xnnie Laurie Macneili, beloved wife
of Harry H. Muttart, Summerside
d daughter of the Late Archibald
acneill Charlottetown.
ITH-Died in this City, Wednesday.
ay 17th, John Gibson. aged 13 months
i tant son of Private H. M. Smith of
e 105th Battalion. Funeral this
hursdsy afternoon at 2.30 p. m. from
s fathers residence 31 Alley St. to
ples’ Cemetery_
SINIJEREIIA PIAY
At PeopIe’s Theatre on
FRIDAY, MAY 19th, 1816.
PROGRAMME
I cAs'r or crmnscrsns.
The King. Chcrles Jenkins
The Queen Mariory Cox
Prince William Whitlock
Sir Hector and Albert Blanchard
Sir Holiday. (Courtiers.) Arthur "
"Lords in waiting" Ralph Jenkins
Willard Proctor
Step-mother Elizabeth Coleman
Daughters Isobel Acorn
Helen Carbonel
Cinderella Hilda Sentner
Fairy God-mother Edith ienkins
Chorus of Fairies and Heralds_
SCENE I.
Kitchen-Cinderella et work. Sis-
ters pass thriugh discussing a letter
which has just arrived.
Dressing Room-Preparations for
Bail and Drill.
VAUDEVILLE.
Besris i_-Drill.
Scans' il.-Songs-Miss A. McDo-
nald and Master T. Coleman.
Bcsns lllf-Song and Dance_
Scene IV.-Band of 105th.
SCENE Ii_
Drawing Room ln Clndereila's house
-Entor Eairy. Chorus of Fairies.
SCENE ill. '
The Palace of King Charles, King'
receives invited guests. Cinderella
causes n sensation.
scans |v_
Room in Cinderelia's house. Morn-
ing after Ball. Enter Herald, carry-
ing Cindareiia's slipper one cushion.
Song T. Coleman.
SCENE V_
Royal Palace-Enter Prince with
Cinderella, Wedding Band 105th.
Auction Sale
_"T_°F"` 1 .
Ch' M CI 'P rt
°'°:.. .".......- 'rs '
IV IINJ. CARTER A CO.,
W sal-s authorised by Mrs_ William
McCallum to sell by public action on
Thursday, Hay 25th 1916. commencing
st 1| o'clock noon her valuable cottage
and I0!-lllliutetl -On UDP" H|"lb0\‘0
Street. beautifully iocstsd and in one
of the most plssssnt parts of the city.
This property is .in good repair and
will bg sold at 12 o'clock. noon and
ou the some day slid place ws will sell
ull  furniture 'comprising parlor,
dining room. bsd.rouins. lisii and kit-p
elissi furniture. instl. rugs. vsrlietsq
m.  shades, dishes, etc..v
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_w W5.. » 1. ~
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lads is Cssodu W
Cnnsdn C¥°|° 5
Motor Comssny.
L+mltsd
sror%i:A
3 Charlottetown Rsprosentstivs
‘ Ernest Rice
165 Grafton Street
For Sale
10 arces land situated nt Auburn,
Lot 36 convenient to churches, schools
and shipping point; by water or rail-
way, 60 acres clear and the rest good
wood land. House and new barn with
pump and large pump house. Soil in
very best cultivation. Apply Mrs.
Charles Trainor. Box 271, Millinocket,
Me., or Frank Murnaghan, 113 Rich-
mond St. City
97 52-5-15M6ipd .
 
P. E. Island Hospital
Annual Meeting
Notice ig hereby given that in pur-
suance of the act of Incorporation, a
public meeting of contributors to the
Prince Edward island Hospital will be
held in the Board of Trade Room,
Market Building on Wednesday, May
31st, 1916 at the hour of 8 p. m., for
the purpose oi' electing Trustee; for
the Government of the institution in
accordance with the bye-laws, and for
the transaction of auch other business
as may be brought before it.
B. BALDERSTON,
Secretary of Trustees.
97545-15MtiMay 31st.
FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for private
sale his store,warehouse, dwelling
house, barns and about 44 acre of land
situated at Oyster Bed Bridge. .Rea-
son for selling, retiring from busi-
ness.
Apply to E_ S. McLeod on the pre-
mises, or Benj. Carter & Co., Char-
lottetown. -
9683-5-11-TST6ipd.
Schooner Mary Bell
We will sell on Friday May 19, com-
 
DEALERS are invited to write
for our best cash prices for
wooL Washed and Unwashed.
AMHERBT MFG. CO.,
Amherst N. S
96065-llMtf ' '
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
A Land Regulation.
E sole lissd of n family or any male over
T" 1 , 1.
m°.‘.s",.¢'§r:.’.m.§;l..'.':.'.l..:'i:j.r.ii;“.i.°..“.:;‘.:t
ssvs or Aopicsnt must up
pssginpsrsonniths minion Lands Agency
or nb-Agency for the istrict. Bntrylxproxy
inlibegsnds at any Dominion lands sency
hisnot t|gAguncylon certain conditions.
utl 'Elmont s residence upon and cui-
tivstiouo stand _-n each of  A
hoo- srmrn:y'Llvs wgthitnln n*s M ssof his
lm o s ess scrss.:m
certain conditions. A habitable house ls rs-
girerdeafopt where resldsnos is performed in
icing. ::r.e=:sf.i~.e::
. .00 .
"s°.iL%"s'.ai.....s.':...r:::a:....._,
years sitsr euminr homestead ntennsiso
acres extra ciiiiivst on. Pre-amptau pssrnt rnny
bs obtained ss soon ss homestead osssnt.on
“At:b\t‘tl:r“vili|o hss'e\hsilstsd his homestead
i ‘ aura imma i -
i’il".i“l.'5i‘.1._' 5a’&"u_o su ....“"l>.'»'l3if
Ei? reside sbt niontlisin samuel tlirss ya?
°"i.:°:°..'.°.°a:i.l:" "°i::. '°..'°".....i..." -'
lnxof roush.ser.i:l§ or xi land. ive
si may zsggtitut for cult stiou under
W W, CORY,0, “.0 .
Deputy of ills nilntisr ofiiis Interior
_.st
:L _ '_ sli:.i.‘cAn'l'¢,ii.
,f _ " UC 0008?.
'stats-lsnsl_ - ' -
N. " -ilnmllhorfu-ii p- b‘|e»-lion nf this sd-
gnis mini will--i in nndlor Miko.
where she now lies at foot of Queen
D0 ` ' .
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ominnrlur _ . _    _ _ MAY18, 1916. , _
5%
The sad news of the death at an ear-
_ ly hour yesterday morning of Mr. R.
l Heber Ramsuyml this City came as a
surprise land shock i._0 'his
E many friends. He had been
ill for about ten days I
gvfith an attack of pneumonia,deveiop
de from a cold while unveiling. and on
Saturday last he.entored the P. E. Is-
land Hospital for treatment, but des-'
dhere his life could not he saved.
Deceased was in the 50th
year of his age and his
death at that comparatively
early age is deeply regretted by BU
who had the plaapure of his acquain-
tance. Just a y'ear ind four months
ago his wife predeceased him. Some
years ago he conducted a dry-
goods business in this City but lat-
teriy he was on the road as repre-
sentative in Eastem Canada for a
number of well-known firms, inclu-
ding.-B. Gardiner, & Company
Men's Clothing, Montreal; M. Saxe
& Company , Children's Clothing
l
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Auction Sale
Houseboat “Doris”
The terms of the tenders received
yesterday for the purchase of the
Houseboat Doris. being unsatisfactory,
we are instructed by the owner. Mr_
J. P. Hood to sell this boat by auction
ON MONDAY_ NEXT MAY 22, AT 12
- 0'CLOO¢( NOON
Street
The Doris is equipped with 15 horse
wer Imperial Gasoline motor etc,
so lighting outfit, stateroom dining
oom and cook room equipment etc,
ai
_ C'
The boat can be inspected in the
eantime. -
Terms at sale_
BENJ. CARTER 6. C0.
Q Auctioneers.
2GMa.y18MtdE1i.-
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Ill
I
liAIIADlAN`Gl]l/,IERIIMENT RAIIWAYS
I ' O
Victoria Day
Wednesday, May 24th.
Round trip tickets will be sold
First Class One Way Fare. Going
May 24. Returning May 25, 1916.
First Class One Way Fare and One
Third, Going May 23, 24. Returning
May 25, 1916. f
9814-5-1i~lMtt May. 24.
Notice to tIie_PubIic
On and after Saturday May 20, 1916
the sale of Postage Stamps will be
discontinued by the Druggists of Char-
lottetown. 9811-5-18m3i
Fast pacing horse Shadow Chimes.
2.5% record will be sold at auction
on Market Square, Friday, May 19, at
menclng at 12 o'clock noon at Poole's 11-30 ¢1» H1- This l10fHe U9-9 €XU`€U10
wharf tile schooner, Mary Bell with speed and not afraid of automobiles. ___-f‘i§€'_lf§ _`_vg’_lLcfl_*_~_
fllll rigging and in good condition, BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer. WANTED-AN AGENT T0 SELL
Te;-ms 3; 5a1e_ 9815-5-18M2i, and collect for the Singer Sewing
BENJ. cAR'rEa a co. Auctioneers. ’ _ M“°""‘° C,”-' CIW °“‘Y° Apply
James E. Smith, owner F \ 115 Kem SL
97;0c;t1€ul;?;sius,` P. E. I.  S nsTunNE o orn-
The Champion Barber offers for sale
his Barber Shop and all equipments
T-if L including chair etc., Size oi' build-
‘ w O o ing 11 x 16. Finished inside with Bea- _
ver Board. A. S. Crozier, Mal ue. A
PM
9248-5~l7m2Ipd
l _ » I
To lobster Packers
I have on hand-Ebster cans made
 
  from cha,-¢°,,,\ un workmanship l1t~.||l \\'u.11t.0d-1*‘e1l1ilIt3_
guaranteed. Seller half and half
XPRESS MUTOR OIL Pf1°°= Hof- w.'l`.'§§..'i.E.§_'"l`..l, l6°s1.l'EX`.'$.'I'.
“Cnrbonless ” . "°"'“ A°:,§mW _t-e. _oleic -.nil-apo.
Ask Your Dealers. 9371.5.10_M|_|m°_ ‘ WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
McCall Bros. & Co.. Montreal. PRovlNcE`oF'  _ f '_, .9107-s-lsivltf.
W H FRENCH Dl°¢\'l°f °f Mmifeel- wAN~rEo by tllroughiE-'E2imp'éEit
Maritime Trapelgr UNDSSPTEHE WWDING UP A°T- person position as house keeper ap- _
tsl-me-Mtutit. NO 59 R'°'i_°°UR"'- ply or write, 139 _
MontrsaICnnsth Fire insurance Com
9
‘ L 'Y ' ' WANTE
pany.
In Liquidation
A winding up order has been grant-
ed in this matter and a meeting of the
policyholders. creditors. shareholders
and contribiltories of the said Com-
pany is hereby called for the first day
on June, 1916 at ten ofthe clock in the
forenoon. in the Court Room No. 31 ln
the Court House at the said City `of
Montreal. to appoint a final liquldotor
to the said Company.
N. Z. CORDEAU»
Deputy Prothonotary. S. ,C. ‘
 -l
An Old Estate
For Sale '
i _ -Q-'
i The balance of the late Col. Cum-
berland estate known as the "Warren
Farm" is now in the market on ac-
count of the continued illness of the
owner. This is one of the best pro-
perties in this Garden Spot of Cana-
ds. it contains 122% acres of land ln,
n high state of cultivation. it fronts on '
Charlottetown Harbour or wlnchl
there ls a full view. Ferry and ship-
ping facilities within two miles of
Oharlottetown, eight or ten trips'
dsliy. Farm has several springs of
running water and two wells and
_ I
mr. n. ii. asus/iv , I
pite the care and attention given him,
.\Iontreal, and the Standard Ovar-
nll Company of Ross island, Quebec,
Ono son Reggie, ‘a member of the
98th Island Siege Battery, naw in
Lydd, England, "ls left to mourn.
There are also the following bro-
thers and sisters:-Theophilus Ram-
ay, of Sinclair & Stewart. Summer-
side.:-uid John in the West. Mrs.
mev.) william Archibald, or stewl
acke, -and Miss Eliza Ramsay, of
Montreal. _M.rs. L. E. Prowse City.
and two sons. and these two sons are
in the service of their King and colin
that both of her unmarried bo is had
. RID YOURSELF OF V - _ _
try. Lester being a prisoner of warin _ _  tm  l _ 1 lf.-_
Germany, and Rzsuglton iigiwlng upéiln  _
the battlefield o rope. th 8_ ' C .d.ti That is Per-
patriotic spirit of I true ’Bl'ltllh moth- A ”?.i;t.r:¢?ylngur¢°¢l- by olgerrozene. . A
er, Mrs. Johnston glorisd in the fact _ P|““,,¢ “muy ln 'rgbiet form to
_ Y
cheerfully and gladly gone from good
civilian positions to be privates ‘ in-
the srmy of Britain. , _
In the llf\e 9( the community Mrs.
Johnston a ways stood for what was
best.~ Shortly after the marriage she
united with the Presbyterian Church,
and for the forty-tive years since 'that
profession was always regarded  as
one_ of tlialsildtng ladies of the 'Pst-
erq Road section of the Murray Han
bor North congregation. in which her
hrsbsnd has been for many years; an
e der. '
The funeral services were conduct-`
ed on Friday afternoon by the Rvevl
A. J. MacNeill of Murray River in
the unavoidable absence of her pas-
tor, Rev. A. Sutherland. At tile _re
guiar service in Peter's Road Church
on Sabbath afternoon Mr. Sutherland
spoke at length regarding the 'Chris-
tian qualities of character which he
knew eyii-ted in the life of the de-
Darted. and expressed the belief that
few people- manifest a more definite
faith in Christ than that which made
Mrs. Jo!inston's life a happy one and
her death an inspiration to others.
Of her it may truly be said that she
rests fr in. her labors and her works
do follow her.
  iisiiill
A game of baseball was played ai.
Victoria. Park. between Grades 7 of
'be Taken After Each Mell-
t ideas come as slow-
nsAll1iol:s§gi;i i?i“JauuarJ'- YW ‘hmk
of things just a minute too late. Snap
is gone. and the bouyauey mid B§l'6l\8U1
that makes life a pleasure, thats S0116
too.
The doctor would say that you are
run down, and you don’t eat or digest
enough. Your stomach requires ln0¥‘0
pid, and probsgly :leur digestion needs
a bracer. The lood should have llhos-
phorus and iron to strengthen and pli-
¥_`"1{'oi\i.~ Ferrozone is a wonderful blood
maker and nerve stimulant. It is really
a food for the blood, nerves and vi_t_al
energies, and wiilimprove your run
down. condition In a. very short time.
Ferrozone will make you strong and
capable of doing a heavy days work
without fatigue. It is a marvellous
remedyand does marvellous things as
the following testimonial proves.
"After my baby was born 1 was left
in a weak, sickly condition, totally
unfit for ii mother’s household duties.
I was excitable and nervous, and
trlflliig things bothered me very much
I somehow would not gain strength.
although i took malt extracts and
tolllcs all the time. A lady friend rec-
ommended Ferrozone, which I used
with splendid results. The first box
helped quite a little and when I had
taken six boxes my former health.
ruddy cheeks and good spirits, were
fully restored.” '
You can't spend 50c. lo a better ad-
vantage than on a box of Ferrozone,
and the sooner you get Ferrozone, the
sooner you will get well. Don't accept
is u :.isiyt:-,in-law. _The,_Guurdia_:i_'.~x- W.
K. S. and Q. S. S. which resulted
tends sympathy to those bereaved. ii
9th there passed away the soul of b
Mrs. Johnston had been for weeks
was e ent to a since some time
that the end was not far away, yet
h si d li i’
rr e commun 5
When such a woman as she is call t
ed to another life, the whole com- C
ing inestxmable; and the Peter’s Road
district is no exception, for all re- r
alize that a friend and neighbour of
more than ordinary value has gone a
Mus. slimuel. Jounsrow. f°1l°“'S=
Julie MacDonald, beloved wife of “f
Samuel Johnston of Peter's Road in 9
Lot ea. . F
confined to her bed, and although li A
vid ll
he terror, the abject fear that over
er pas ng cause a. deep fee ng o
so ow in th it '.
munity is sure to feel the loss as be- homes them when B"`“gg"“5 f°
m
which cures asthma er h
i a score of 6~l2 in favor of W. K_
. Tile winning team lined up‘us
It. Prowse ((?apt.) catcher; E.
ase, A McDonald, 2nd ba-ie, F De-
ar 3rd base, V Currie short ston.
Curtis, L Field, C Johnston, It
leld, R Bell, C Field
Frlghtiul Death'
Suifocatell in Asthma Attack
Every sufferer from ahthma knows.
reath The old fashioned remedies'
ay relieve, but never cure Best
esuits come from CATARRHOZONE,
a substitute. but insist 'on your drug-
gist supplying the genuine Ferrozone
which sells for 50c. a box, or three
boxes for $1.35.
\l~'|"l"l"l»'|~'l'§'l"I':l"l"l"lI'f'|"l"l'~l'
Q 4'
,|, "Soldier on thy knee tonight -Q
2 Pray that God defend the rlght_" I
' |_1- -
We have on hand
a quantity .Of '-
lliiis
f'A'!¢`¥`\"s`.'2
in Barrels and
Casks. i
Phone 111'"
C. Lyons '81 Co.
Tenders for Painting
West Kent School
Tenders will be received-up to June
lst for painting the interior of West
Kent Street School. Specification
can be seen at the Secretary's-Office.
e. eAi.nErisroN.
Secretary City School Board.
-I--ss»s»-i-4-1|-s»-|»-l--i--i-4-e-i--I--I--i-+ l 9794-5-17M3L
i 'L I. 1 '-
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I
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away. And yet all are glad to know
that although her life was filled with
every possible comfort and crowned;
with good works and consequently.
very desirable. She is now enjoying a `
greater life in that city which hath
foundations, whose builder and maker
is Goa. I
Mrs. Johnston was sixty-seven`
years of age and leaves to mourn her
departure her husband and family of_
eight sons and four daughters. Wheni
the end came elle was surrounded by'
all the family except one daughterl
aft ops
bandoned It’s because Catarrhozone
kills the asthma germ that it cures.
.Choking spells and labored breathing
are relieved, suffocating sensations
and loss of breath are cured. Every
trace of asthma is driven away from
the system, and even old chronics ex-
perlence' immediate relief and lasting
cure. Equally good for bronchitis.
throat trouble and cutarrh. The
large ONE DOLLAR outfit includes
largecmf ywsphrdlu shrdlu themhm
the inhaler and lasts two months, .sold
by all dealers or from the Catarrho-
zone Co. Kin sto Canada
.SIL -
'--._-..s
1 ' _L I _
am.,.|;|,|.|(|Emu" I". l I I "Em I.
Ons cent por worn first Inns
  I nord oacli continuation. Cash mu
_0F... '   charge Twsntyfivs cents. I
I
on the evening of Tuesday, May Prowse. Pitcher; E. McDonald, lst.
" is
 .
SSIFIEIJ IID8.
mo" In this column, half cont psf
at accompany order. Minimum _
i _
9804 5 ilyiptl
ers making big money selling the
only out and out war book publish-
ed, we have lt. Sample book free_
Linscott, Brantford, Ontario.
9694-5-11-M121.
GENTS WANTED T0 SELL FUR
“the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries.
We teach our men to sell; Experi-
ence unnecessary; highest commis-
_slons paid; handsome free equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
To Ont.. 9493-5-1M&E till May 31st
 
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V :-I
FOR SALE-TEN ROOM HOUSE,
all modern improvements. Splen-
didly situated. Apply 126 Fitzroy
St. 9685-5-11-Mtf.
FOR SALE-FORTY ROLLS BEST
English Fox wire: one and two inch
gauge. .W. O. Creighton, R. R. No.
1, West River, N. S...
9724-5-12-Milipd.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-
The desirable residence of J. J.
Hornby 25 Fitzroy Street, West.
Possession at once. Apply to C. G.
Duffy., Attorney-at-law, Charlotte- ~
town. _ _9240-5-13M1wk _
SPECIAL-2 STRAND GALVANIZED
Twist wire. delivered any station
on P. E. island in 100 lb lots - or
over at 3c. per lb. This is cer-
tainly a rare opportunity to pur-
chase fencing wire at such `a low
figure. ROGERS HARDWADE CO.,
LIMITED. 1B-5-9Mtf.
housework Apply 154 Pownal St
Kent St
9783 5 16 M31
D. At once, a maid for gene-
ral housework. No washing. Apply
to Mrs. Bruce Stewart, 14 Water St.
9785»5-16Mtf
 
LOST ON RICHMOND OR GRAFTON
I.
¢ ° ° s
Streets last Thursday a class pin.
Finder please leave at P. W. C.
9803-5-17M2ipd.
0ST.- ON FRIDAY NIGHT ON
Queen St., near Frost and Wood
ladies gold watch, hunting case,
with pin attached Finder please
leave here 97575 15M3lpd
Miscellaneous
For Sale
Enos Fon HA‘rci-imc AND UAV
old chicks from heavy laying- impor-
ted barred Plymouth Rocks and
White Lcghorns. J. H. Prichard,
Summerside_ tf.
FORSALE- CARRIAGEQ. i OFFER
for sale a number of ‘high grade
carriages purchased direct_.fmin_'tho_
Factory all 1916 models no “hold
over stock." road wagons.,-pnggies.
and classy biire`-\'unaboutii',» bought
right and will be sold right, Ex-
V' DRESSMAKING DONE AT REASO-
WE WILL PAY YOU $120.00 TO DIS-
nnble prices. 173 Sydney St_
_ 9782-5-16M3i.
._ _._..i_____, _ _
tribute religious literature ili"yeur
community. Sixty days* work..Ex-,
perlence not required. Man or wo-:
man. Opportunity for promotion.”
Spare time may be used. interna-
tional Bible Press, Toronto. T
9799-5-17M8i
-  ToLei: _,Ti __
amine them and get prices before
placing your-order. Wsltei“M. Les,l
Victoria. - 19802-5-17iM6i
FRESH' BOILED LOBSTERS AT 12
cents per pound and fresh herring
at Psquot's Corner Richmond and
_Hillsboro Sts. Also City Market to-
_day. 9788-5-1V8M3i.
ro ter; ' ‘ o‘rr`Aoz'7"coa~en
 o i.s~r-A summen corr rr
Pownal' and-gorchester .Sta Apply
to Min-rays asksry. 9198-sdzmaipa
Keppoch. Apply at Wellnsr's Je-
welry St.ors_
9701-5-11-Mliw.
FOR SALE-AT SPRINGFIELD, LLYT
67 an ideal dairy farm In block of
100 acres, 85 clear and in a high
state of cultivation with good build-
` ings, bnlanco -covered with hard-
wood and lumber. Apply, Calvin
McKay, Bradsibane, R. R. No. 1.
pumps. Three seres of orciisrd in
prime condition. chiefly wealthy app:
les, about one acre of Banks Red Gra-
venstein coming into full hearing, also
n few plum and cherry trees.
Farm reaiiv for seed. Price 87000.00
Applv to John Newson. Newson Block
rv- 175 Euston Rt..
' 9722-5-12M8ipd.
i-on DALE. FROFIRTW ,-§°,5_N¥i8T-
TO LIT-uonse and soups. App.`_{
 
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aaa ot. osorss st. .sun-s-mtl
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pigs from four to six weeks old. Will
psy the highest market- price.
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ing of Residence, Store (practically
nsiv) and out-buildings; large lot.
This valuable property lg situated
on main line Railroad, and is s splsn
did professional or business contre.
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lst. Also opento bu white and
A Good Square T1 A
Piano for--- 45°
Think of that, only $45.00 for a good piano ! And three
more in the s_ame lot, but the highest priced selling for
only $95 00. Did you ever in your life get a better offer on
a good piano than this-and the instruments here, ready
for you to take home today.
These Pianos are the good old-fashioned squares. They
are somewhat larger than the modern upright pianos but
ig you have a large parlor or sitting room they are just the
t ing.
They have been completely overhauled, thoroughly
cleaned, repaired: and “retirnedv and though second-hand
they now look almost as good as new.
If there is anyone in your home who
would like to learn to play a piano, there
is no reason now why there should not be
a good instrument in the home.
For here today you can make your
selection from four good squares, the
highest priced at $95 and the lowest
selling for only $45.
_ Put one of these good piano bargains
in your home today-use it and enjoy the
llood entertainment it will bring you.
Later, if you want to buy a new upright
piano, we will allow the full purchase price
of anv of these squares on a new upright.
This offer will not last long.-SO
COME, TODAY. 
A MILLER BROS. ’2§‘..Z‘.i“‘
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