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Tom Medium jr. will leave M¢~.\I`illa11s
Hotel, Hunter River, Moiiday. May nnil,
for _lthn Stewarfs, Hampshire. noon,
th¢|\C¢ to Alex. .\lCAula_\"S rciiiziintng
thke till \\'ed1\csday‘n1orning, May .'|ll\.
when he will leave for Dinnis l\lurn'-:pli-
gn), Domgh, rem. there to Thiirsilnyf
morning. 25th» thi.-ure to Chas. l)al|i\n`~'.l
Fort .Augusliis at no li, lliciicv to I‘_ _l.
Connolly) l’eakc`s Siaiinii, on-r niglin*
Friday 26th, tu .`\'cal Ni li\\'siin's, Candi-’
gan, at noon, tliciici- to .\lrs. .\'i->ln\l»t\1.'s. '
Cardigan Bridge, for night. .\`.i\i1rdi-_vi
moming 27th for Janes lflyiiii s. Si 5
Peters Ruatll noon. tlieiice to .\Iicli..cl_
McAulla\‘ 5, St I‘clc|s, for tea. tin-iirc
to john \\'eli`li". .\Imi~'l. over Sn1iiin_\'_ _
hlondriy May mth. to Cno. Iloopci's_
Morell. noon thence to _l.11ni~s l\'n.fi ~k's_
Morell over nigl t. 'I`in~sda_\'. .\la_\- `L`ilz_i
to james .\fi'[)onnli|'s, noonthciice to _la~
McKenna s, Tracadie. over night. \\`eii-‘
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at noon thence io Ri.-linrti .\l;ihar's l‘le.is ,
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in . He “ill lc-wo for Sli-ilicii \`.\li"s,‘
hlizltiilt, for n.~.\n ll\i~1\i‘i‘ 'iii NIc.\l|ll:iii`si
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Printrii ni.i1i».=s is- iirntuzii; t`ui‘tlii~r ii:~
lorniatiiiii 4- iii .vii-.liii.-ii- .if pr.~|»,.-,..1
,L`r>ntr:1ctii\.~iyt~.-sri-ii.i::ii iliiik i`iirins .ir
lender niay tn- iihiiiizivd .ii ili-- Post (li-~
flees ul Siiiiiiii---siii.-_ |'i..\.l,.i-'s R.-.1 '
I 15 3-4 hands weighs 1050 lbs.
Stalliiin of his age on l‘. li. l. Oak-
ley Baron Colts exe-;_ptcil
see Baron \\`ood before breeding
your bcst mares he will plc-asc you.
sou of 1911 at 25.; Kent Street,
King .\`<|imi'e. Terms $|iioo c;i.\'h.,
or note dui: Nov. ist. l`su;il return
Baron Wood
Trotter foaled 1907 Bay Horse
&ron Wood is a rcninrkahly
handsome horsc He took first prize
at the Amherst Ilorse Show into
also first at Cli‘town lixhiliition
1iiio.lIe is absolntcly sniiid, stands
right on every foot, ncuds no liootsl
except for racing.
He is Sired bv that good Sire
"Oakley Baron' who has the best
lot of Colts to credit ever sired by
a Stallion on P.E.I. 5 of his Colts
aged 2 and 3 years undcvelopeil
have sold for $1450 oo _
\\’ild Wood the dam of Baron
Wood was sired by Provider 2.18
1 4 the fastest trotting Stallion ever
raised on P. I2. I. his second dam
was sired by Precptor 2.28 son of
Nutwood the ii-i»rltl`s greatest brood
inzire sire. thirii dam Abdallah. .\ll
the fast P.  I. trottcrs are from
Provider or Prccptor dams Baron
\\'o<»d lizistlic lirccding to fill thc
bill
liis full sister Queen Oakley' won
the 3 year old rncc this spring at
.\`_\'iliiey. C. B.. beating Coiniiiodorsl
and Achillers_Q teen Oakley is .said
to be the fastest trotting filly in
Baron .\\'~_\od is reailv to trot any
Inteniiiuglirceders please call and
Baron \\`oo<l will ninkc the sea-
ii ivilege. _
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or for the Advertising Phone .\'o
4-2:'<l~tlrs:1u. l
want to inquire about advei-tisin_
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Owncr.`
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Uhnrlorietcm-ii
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SEALEIY'I`_l-IYl\I~fll<. .t~‘ lri»...»il t-i ili~~
P-istnins:er<..i~~»r;i.. ui I -.- i.;»~»»~\.iil .it
Ottawa until ii i.in vii I`i'|i‘.i_\. il\~» '_’l~\
.liil_\'_i9t\if_-j ilio r.iii\»~ i-i.~. ..i‘ iii. tl.i,i-.
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four ieiir. ;ti:'-».- iiii».»~ i e- ii.. \ .»ich
“`l\l‘~ i-t\\»»~~ii l~I;\si l’.~iiir .iiiii _\` .:i;- hast
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l ontratct-tiu\.\'l1e seen »\nil~' link i`i~"iiis iii"
Tender in:\_\' ‘ii-iilit.1iii.i.l _-t llii- ,\' ..; ii;i§,.,.
ol Ilust Point. .\‘.i.ii s l‘l.i~1 :intl iw-fitv'
offic -li and nt the tilii-o ~.: ilii~ l’. _si ~l1lic.»
Ins =-Mor.
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The Twenty Fifh Session;
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Summer School of Science ,f
will be held at Fi-edcrlcton, N. B, `
July 12th to Aug. 2nd. '
Courses in Natural Sciences, Eng-
lish Literature, Agrlciiltiire-`School.
Gardening, etc., will be given. I
|20 each are iiticrril for cr\iiipi‘titii»n.j
Four of these will be confined to I‘.*
E. I. Teachers. . l
Drop B card for ifiiiniiiiio- to
J. D. Snsimiin,
63 Bayfield street. L`bnrlorti=t_riwn_|
Secretary j
filavelock Drinks
-ciiiisigjuineiit of the
-cclcliratcd drinks
Hzivcliick Mme ral
Co. Ltd. i\\`ritc us
for price list. \\`e
will be pleased to fur-
iuisli you with same
Taste the Taste ol the
Havelock Drinks, None
Quite So Good. '
lock. \\`e _Qimrantcc satisfac-
Scholnrships in viiliiii from tin mltlOn. \\'lti,ilesZ-llc Only by.
Wholesale Dnly
iiaiiiiiactilred by the
R. E. Mulch & Co,
Clizirlottetown. P.  I.
\\'hcn thirsty order Have
KIDNEYQISEASE
SIVEII lllllY llY
“FRUIT-I-TlVES"
Ct..\:~'im.\sstB, ONT.
"Two years ago, the doctor made
forty-four calls on me, and then said
he had ilone all he could for me. I was
suffcriiigg with intense Kidney Trouble
and Inllannnation lmd, set in. Two
other doctors were consulted and agreed
that nothing could be done to help me.
On the recomniendation ofa neighbor,
[took “Fruit-a-tives" and they cured
me. To-day, I take “Fruit-a-tives" as
my only medicine. I am in excellent
liezilth, and “ Fruit-a-tives " is the
medicine that cured me after I had been
at Death’s Door for months.
I ani glad to be able to give you this
testimonial. It may benefit some other
ivonian suhering as I suffered, as I
believe that I would not be alive to-day
had I not used “Fruit-a~ti\‘cs".
Mas. P. E. WEBBER.
“Fruit-a-tives" - by its marvellous
action on the kidiieys - coinpletely
restores these vital organs to their
normal strength and vigor-and cures
cvery truce of Kidney»Trouble. “Fruit-
ii-t`i\'es” is the only medicine in the
world made of fruit.
5.c. a box. 6 for }2.5o, trial size. 25c.
At dealers,or from Fruit-a~tivesLimited.
Ottawa.
€"§!.U@ ARE A PROFITABLE
I CROP OFF AUSTRALIA.
"1’r¢pnng\," as They Ars Somotimu
Called, Ars Chiefly Valuable For
the Thick Soup Made Prom Thorn
and Highly Prind In Curtain Parts
1 of  World-Chinese Are Exten-
' dw Consumers of the Dolicacy.
I do not su pose nine persons out
of ten can tell) you what are beches-
do-mer. Something ol the sea, of
course--"de mer.” Yes, but let those
nine persons look in a French dic-
tionary for the word “beche,” and
they will find it means a spade. A
“spade of the sea," or a sea-spade!
The name or expression conveys noth-
ing. Yet the diving or fishing for
than neu.-.spades or beches-de-mer is
one of the most curious inilustrien_of
_ the Pacific, nay of Northern Australia.
To keep the reader no longer in per-
plexity, beches-tie-iiicr nre sea slugs,
and they are highly esteemed as an
ingredient of a thick .soup considered
a luxury in klolhouriie, Paris, and
especially in Chinn. ln fact, epicures
ill over the world are said to smack
:heir li s in dcliglit on once tasting
,lic disii and to i-vi-r after seek it
mgerly.
llgli! A sun-slug. Fancy eating
.lugsf Well, the t`liiiii».<e eat a cer-
:iu kind of liir l`s iicst :is well-not
he kind we know, of course-made
I-
if twigs and gruss, no, no-and in
Elll THIS UUI
ivnut to inqinrc about thair Mornin,
Phone No. 132-2, or for the New:
Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; 0
when they Want the News or Editor
ial di-partment ask Central for thi
Subscription Phone No. 132-2, 01° thi
Advertising Phone No. 132-3, instead
of 133, although all those depart
ments and their reepectivg phone num
Pwr-s are plainly gn-,en in the tele
Phono hook. Some people, instead o
looking at the book, even phone ont
of thc above departments to find out
what number to ask for to get an
other department. All this is E
P - P o*
the person phoning. the operator ai
the Central, and the clerk in the de
pnrtnirnt. wroniqly phnneil. The new:
stnfi. on an upper llnor, cnnnot give
the necessary information about eith
‘rr advertising or subscriptions, noi
the advertising staff about stlbscrip
tions or news, nor the subscriptior.
stall about advertising or news. In
other words the clerks know and can
do but their work in their own de
partments. and if it were otherwise
they would be continually running
from one department to another, up-
stairs and down, mixing work, wear-
, ing themselves out and causing the
greatest possible confusion. On and
after 7 p.m. daily it is useless tc
ask for any Phone number except 133.
hooks for the numbers they really
want will greatly lessen the work ol
the patient Central telephone and
Guardian clerks and thus help make
their lives much brighter and hap-
Pier. 3'16dtf.
lNU_llSlE Il UI
‘cultic in this city who, when thc;
laily Guardian nr subscription, asl
32-3, instead of 132-2; or when they
rent waste of time on the art
Patrons who consult their phone
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Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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'l`he|\bore nteamsrs have A limited nc-
commodation for saloon passengers.
Panlanger and Freizht Agents for th»
Allan Line Steamship Coat Halifax
Physician and Surgeon
Graduate McGill University, Mon
l.:1tr~ ltonidcnt House Surgeon Weat-
imiie 319. omni 131 Kéiit sr.
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ST. J OIR-LIYZR POOL
Lake Manito in  Thurs. une!! "-
lt is su1'p1'i.s‘iiig the iarge number 0;'
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FIKSI CABIN
If-uth Italy pcfipii- iifii-ii huve it Small
ctupus us the pie.is-:le-rvsistaiice at
iinner, with siinil.-' ii- at relish; while
rcigs' legs ure th.-iiglit very good eat-
ug by others tliuii lfrciicliiiieii.
Tlicse sua slugs :irc iil.-ii known by
he name of tri-piiiigs. wliich is the
llnlny name for tiiviii, iiiiii in Fiji they
ire called “dri" ur "ciiilrc-_=," both
Nliich words in our own limgutlge,
itrnnge to say, iniziii to suffer. Tliuy
irc best known. lii.\\i\\'cr, liy the utiiuc
ieche-dc-nier, whirli wiis given to
.bein by the Fri'-iicli. who were the
lrst Europeans, to i-unie across theni
_n China. " _
If anything they :ire more like cn-
~u1iibers than spaidi'-_< or slugs, being
the same in Sli:-ipo and covered with
innumerable little .suckers or legs.
[hey are not fish. althougli found in
the sea, but murine animals, and be-
long to the invertebrate family of
I-Iolothuroidea. In China as much as
$l,0(I) a ton used to be paid for the
best kinds as far backas 1877, so the
industry is not a new one. ,Now the
price of the most. expensive sorts
would seem to have dropped to $500
a ton. But a great deal depends on
the perfection with which the slug or
trepang is cured, and it is asserted
that many traders who have taken up
the gathering of the creatures cannot
cure them-as they were formerly.
Quantities of becbesde-mer, I br-
lieve, are now sold to some of the
first-rate hotels, kitchens, and restaur-
ants in London. The two finest varie-
ties-end. by the way, there are some-
thing like ‘thirtysfive varieties alto-
gether, though only five or six have
any marketable value-are what are
known as the "titflah" or teat-fish,
and the “black-fish.” i
From six inches totiw feet in length
the beche-de-mer variain size as well
as in other respech. It feeds on
small insects in themed-sand and on
tiny hah, and move slowly along by
the alternate c0n$ra»eh'on and exten-
sion of its body. Nature has aiorded
it the means of baffling its enemies,
like most helpless aeatnres. It ex-
udes at will a gum-like fluid which
makes the sandttick to it, so that it
can thus oonoea.1,i§f.
From the prim‘]lH for these ani-
mals, one won.ld~bn,.ilzl.i:nerl to think a
ton 01 them -A lot of gath-
ering, but no; .found in such
y apnneee iv-
`ide;¢1:'i;o& zhotlgatbd Jin easily §ol-
ers. who 4.5-sttlbjluztrzaked after
them the _ ysters,
and will g~at.A *Ky likely in a
mlngle a.f'ter'nom are also
used, I belirve, ' g them.
But the s  of the ocean
are being ofthe animals, so
thatbetorelangitianxpeetedth d' -
‘ suit, vithitsheI!net,a.irpfpes?eti:v.,
$1  to! their
gsthermg. ' \-
The boats of beam,
of from twentyshvetto thirty feet
long, accommodating-as many ra thir-
ty expert native divas. In Fiji, girls
diveas wellumsgortbeyusedto
do;io,hi;£ th doninow; and it was
mi t  imagine more expert
divers of the osxaa. When after tit-
tish, the *beat vx:&y,"the boats go
out in thed.ny't:hi:»,mzd then the crew
will have its trip Jfuit. rains
or gets dull, or nluga ' crawl
:way into 'imadbwvemble hiding-
places amongtbe reefs. The blaekzfish
ue generally ished forat night. `
If you want a good idea. of what
_heches-dome: lookgliho, imagine ii
blackfish or dirty  cucumber,
,with a .head like five- ' erosebuds, il
I may so describe the puffy protnber
anceltl, round  la}11~ge
sing aperture. varie y, t at
Iamnotmmfsodiblqhuadomn
great stazlilre rays around the central
like a star-
of a cn-
nd the
than boil-
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xm o
reshpawateiii
large frames
fI_be frames
":::.;~ 
ur ayn
ppglr. dwbevs
e rying-
room, dm-mg . has to he
kelpt free from all moisture, as this
w' 1 be absorbed bythe bechesde-mir
or tre anga, and one wet plug will
rot alzlptho others. The cured slug:
:E then aowfuand stowed libags for
pmenf. fo mild po
, A Costly ‘fllpen
Jane Avery. a fseblomlnded woman.
who has died at i& Eaatboume, Eng.,
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RDCII CITY 'l'llBACCO C0
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Leaves St. John stil 11. m. .\Ionri11y
\\'r=dnesd1\ys and Fridays for Eaatport
Lubec. Portland and_l:l_ostrn.
Returninileavcn Lnion Wharf, Boston
-Mondays, Vrdnvsdayn and Fridiifs ati
A. m- and Portland at 5.00 p. m. for ubec
Eutporz and _BL John. _ _ t
Ftirl.'lgkfts.|llt‘tir;¢i1‘re and inloliimltion
n p y oc: c e ation |. aging;
chec edt rouz indent nation.
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st Joniinri  EEE' "°"" J. K. R553. 'iI»§&1°A¢¢ii¢. _ , ,
Twist Tobacco
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ONE Cl-ASS CABIN (Second Cubin)
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old, md had eo&8~$hl-.lttepqerl ova
workhouse at the ago of eighty-nine
pumhnd beenmfnmaiool the
workhouse since nhoxwu four days
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matter
most
member
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lowing
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will be
serted
may be
price is
actual
ses of
proper,
on the
bers.
state
ln the
Daily.
ment,
table
so, or
to pay
more
to pay
greater
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municat
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or
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are frequ
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ago a rea
vertisem
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cancelled
The Gua
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mailing,
privileges
ame footing as non-subscri-
eldorn ever does the sender
ether the item is to appear
orning Daily or the Rural
ether for one or more times
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as a dis
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be retur
for adver
for regu
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PASTE IT UP.
every day The Guardian re-
ers by mall to insert. news
an advertising nature. In
these cases the senders, who
ntly not known to any
l the stall and who have no
n the advertising depart~
rite "Please insert the fol-
an
d oblige," thus apparently
that the think the items
Y
se."r.ed free. Only a few weeks
er wrote asking that his ad-
nt of Farm for- Sale be in-
a from day to day until he
it, as he is a subscriber to
dian. In this connection it
aid that the subscription
ot suftlcient to even pay the
st of paper, ink, presswork,
oookecping and other expen-
a Circulation department
nd thus subscribers have no
of free advertising and are
Daily, or in both, whether
lay advertisement, announce-
siness local, classified ad or
When for church or chari-
poses they seldom ever say
not nclose sufficient moncv
c _
or same i all of which will he
by first mail in the event ol
not being charxxcahle; nr il
ni-y is sent. than uri-n.sjsa1'y
or the item the surplus will
ed at once, there liclnlz a
iscount’for cash with order
tising of churches &c than
ar business. In all such cas-
dvertising‘ department com-
s with the sender as quickly
ble hy mail or phnnc, often
ho messenger service to get
S
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I`IIlS'T`-CL.
cludlng_sta
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au ii'
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cl Your Vacation In
B°E R M U D‘A
BY COUL (DCEAN BREEZ§-
Sea"I'rID tb the llolt Delllhtfll
rnuier Resort ln the World.
tdoor recreation. - Sen Bathing in the
turquoise waters. Excellent nahlng.
Ile Superb Ocean \ova e B
DI . ' _
.\'ll"l(’EN'l`. FAST. TWIN-SCREW
nfl: llnlt _“O C EANA"
lllsplarementg _'A5 tt. Lon . Lar rst,
st l.u.\\1rlous and the Onlyi-Ixrlushrely
.Passcngcr Stcairncr to Bermuda.
SS ROUND TRIP. ln-
teroorn berth dt meals  
traordlnary rate of
slna on the Ailantlr.
fansln e\'er_v room. Mani' stateroornswlth
tis; slx sultes~de-luxe with grlvnie baths;
menade di;-ck ln the worl . Orchestra,
llanrcs, Gymnasium, Wireless. Only
ti-ami-r with submarine signals.
Rs cnvcrlng all expenses. fnnr to
rleien days. Including strum-
besi h icl mmod tl .
drives? ct<'.i“A(io total sorting!  "P
woiiriri, iiiiii-my. Tieiieis. ¢:c..*.r
tlmntlc Line, 290 Bfway, N. Y,
them to the telephone tt not too far
distant, thus saving all P0Bl»ib|° ""19-
Poople write this onlce to know tl
News, Letter; to Editor. atc.. BH
charnd for, and to all such there is
but on; reply-all Items etc of it
money making nature, ‘even thouttll
they bo somewhat of a news nature.
are chargeable. For tnztance, the nd-
vanco notice or notices of A concert,
lecture, ple social, picnic, etc., are
chargeable if an admission fee, silver
collection, sale of plea or B110 0!
food or refreshments, etc. Advance
notices of purely religious services,
even tho n silver collection in to be
taken up. are not chal'Z¢lbl°~ Tl”
particulars ot any of the above, after
they have been held, are, however.
news and thus not. charS°°bl°- Th*
ngwg of 'any past, present or future
business, which is still bell1K ¢0l\d\l°'
ted, is chargeable, if it in ap-
parent that the oblect ts to
make the business more widely known
and thus increase it. Verses accompa-
nying death notices ar# also chargelb-
le. Even items which are actual news
and not chargeable for but once in
either Morning Daily Ol' RUM1 D811!
or both are chargeable tor more than
one insertion, aa they are thus not
news.
The above facts ara given for the
purpose of assisting persons who have
items, etc., to mail to this 08106. B0
that delay and disappointment will
he avoided. 3'15drl~l~
A. E. Toombs
‘;.'*;\' -. /' ff# -
lk* 
A .-qi", if h'
 .\ vaud
.""‘~" eville o r
minstrel sl1ow,_
choice selections
from grand opera or
the concert stage or
lcadingliitsfromthe
world`.s leading milit-
ary bands can be had
in a inonii.-nt, if you
own an Iiflison Phono-
graph.
In camp, bungalow
or summer cottage. in
the lawn or aboard
pleasure boats
Edison
nograph
cd?
is tlie grcatcst of all grra'
entertainers. It runs .so
smoothly and easily that it
is perfectly noiscless, needs
very Iittlc attention and its
reprodiirtion is natural and
perfect l`he Edison is indes-
pensiblc in every home of'
culture and refinement and
our easy payment plan
makes pnnshasing easy and
co1i\‘i.-nicnt.
Price $I9.50 up
Q 177 Queen St.
tea-=s».9~¢iz@-mi _
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GEORGE S. INMAN
IAIRISIFR AED ATTOKNIY
8 ll ltont ruse n dl
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" Moncton, Nfl.
tt: t_i.,j'°"..:.:‘.‘t.f.‘sat..':.‘;°-°.a.f' “giggli-
Bltua in thxentr? olstmelonn ground;
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r
the summer lesion. 
I. J. YEO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Baulaekoe
N¥'if»i‘l2°i'°°T'°° ° "'|i‘i’ii'¢'ii'i`i§3°'
A. McLean, K. C., Donald McKinnon
McLean Q' Mclfmnon
Barrinfera, Attorneys-at-law
Brown Block, Charlottetown
DR. JOIIN LEDWELI., M. D.
_ Richmond Streenopposito St. Pa.ul'l Church
Hours until io o'clock to 3 p. m
Warburton (Rl. Shaw
Barrinten, Attorneys, Notmry Public, Etc
Office! in Cameron Block, Charlottetown
P. E. Island.
DR. CLIFT
SPECIALIST IN CIIIONIC DISIASIS
PURDY STATION
AW STCHESAERCO N. Y. Hours ll to
ir
aily.
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l(-overnmenl \eter1nery In\pcclor)f3
noon noni. Phone za9i..Q
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McLeod (K1 Bentley
B 'tr dAt.trney-t-Ln
liciiiiiliqstloli' lilie Bank of rlosva Btiirtin
Honlylto Loan
George W. McPhee
Barrister and Attorneg'-atflaw
, Offices-New Prowne lock
_ Pharlottetown P. E. Island
STEWART Q CAMPBEL
Bitrrintero, Solicitors. ate,
Offices in Denfirisay Block Corner
Queen and Grafton 8 reets Charlotte-
town, P. E. Island.
MONEY T0 LOAN.
\\'.S.B'l`EWAl¢'I‘.K.0.. N.A.0AMPBEl.t.
Ei-fer.-*i5
Q W. J. MacMillan, 53'
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@ it-isdi hntnsm Phone 3401. 1:5

DR. RODGERSON I2
Physician and _Surgeon l°.
Hunter River tg/
Residence and office those lor ’_c°`/
6-l9dinwfliipd. 3)’
AW.R.AITKEN,V I)S,I)V
Veterinary Surgeon Q Dcnfis
Graduate Ontario Veterinar College
London. Canada and Detroit. Weterinary
Dental Cd'lIe£§, Detroit Mich U. ts. A.
Office-Mc ren Buildinr. latelypccup-
ed bv Dr Fraser. phone tt, residence
ll t H el Ph
Ion ague nt . one 4.
Uiseuqes of the_ teeth a specialty, nnrl
Residence |48 Prince St. L
90 ®©@©<`
(¢` - , .
5; nii-rly occupied by Dr. Honeywell.
¢veryth| tr Dertaini t th t
and \’etii1ental profe1i\sz1oti).‘ e ve erm",
Moiiiiiirue. 1° 15.1.
4-llttsdr 6 mos.
Z5"l59h£'2
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v¢@@@@Q>i°ez_H6>~iiv%si
@sit&=@j
~ dealer can.
_ , _
  e on t
Your Money
f\ f\ ~
if you are not convinced beyond the
shadow of a doubt that it will pay
you to buy your piano here,
'VVc do not ask favors either.
Thcpurchase ofa piano is too im-
portant a matter to be influenced
by friendship, and besides your
family is to be considered, too.
During Coronation Week we '
will show the largest display of
pianos ever exhibited by one dealer,
and we know that we can offer you
lower prices, quality considered, than any other
. Our stock includes 17 models from' 8 Canadian ‘
factories, among which are shown: Heintzman &
__ Co., Mendelssohn, Karn-Morris, New Scale Will.
iams, Ennis, Palmer, Sherlock-Manning, and
other pianos at prices ranging from $400 io $650,
ant
'uawmummm
There has never been such a wonderful chance
, for you to see in reality the best pianos made in
' Canada-and to select from the best. i
cw:-,  
/llfl Mer Br°os
|23 lent Strut ~ Charlottetown .