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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, MAY za, 1905.
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`HAD TO HIDE IT
A mother wrote us recently
ithat she had to keep Scott's
2_Emulsion under loci: and key
-her children used to drink
it whenever her back was
turned. Strange that children
should like something that is
so good for them. It’s usu-
ally the other way. Scott’s
Emulsion makes children
comfortable, makes them fat
and rosy-checked. Perhaps
that’s why they like it so
much-they know it makes
them feel good.
We'll lend you n ample, lfn
xcorr a sown ii. cumin., 'rm-rs. om. 'H
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PURE AND WHOLESOIVIE.
1' ONE POUND CAN 25°
e..w..e.u.i.e-rr starts;
(Ear-ters’ Bookstore is
lreadquariel-s for- Souven-
Er-sdot Prince Edward Is-
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l.THE CHARLOTTETOINN-GUARDIANI "“s'"°"‘""5-'i5""”5"""‘“' '
ILS. McRAE, News Illdltor.
n. ‘V Y I growth of the independent spirit in
   language which we cannot well forbear
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MON DAY MORNING' MAY 22' 1905 “That tendency is certainly in the inter-
pIii=_r\ii:! is it not painfully true that in al
large proportion of cases there is little or
Inu prci-aiilioir taken tocruitliciilethcgcrins
of the iiisease fruui the du ailing? \\'e
' take elnlmrulc pains in ease of smallpox
fund iliplrtlieria tu isolate the patient, ii- tl|
Ito pri-vent .~'\ili.~<t-qireiit spread ofthe dis-
It-:isi-. But wlicre srualipox and iliplrthcria
Islay their tliirusniivls tiilieiculosis kills its
It,cu.~. of lIiou.~nmls. And yet how littlciis I
adorn- to .striy this :lt-utily nialiitly.
I iii coiiritry homes there is little luoving
ifroin lruusc to lioiise ns is so common in
Icilies. '1`hi- ronsuniptivc lives and dies in
Ie‘n.~c snisirriatiorr \\'itli other members of
_ lhc l\oii.~t-iioid. The death wlllrll it 01-“Clif”-‘I
is ii'c:i.tcri as il ilispcirsillioii of Providenco.
'Une pnliciit infects ot.liei'.s, who also die,
Ior the seed gernrs rcinnin in tire room oc-
cupit-il by the depnrti-il, and tlrcrcuftei' oc-
cupied by nluztlrciwneruber of t-llc fllllliil'
who in due time .siiskoiis and dies and
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him into one of our new
. trial.
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had ua oy dliill ? 
,eat »-._ ec- ,. ;_
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spring suits, just for a
nothing short of perfect .
¢`~` suits, and we know that he will like them. .
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 its cost everytime.
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 e’ll Sell n
rash
’-‘I Good cloth and good making in boys'suits earn
if They cost a little more per suit, but less per
li year, and tl ey look a lot better. _ I
, cheviots, tweeds, serges,
-5, two or three piece suits at
 of prices!
“75 »
the following big range
,lil C li‘I'5O> ii’2~I0y $2-951 I$3'75i  $6-00°
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- It’s this :-
~ lf you have ever worn
buy your hat here again
that your friends do likew
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.. ;~r.oo, 1.75, 2.25. 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.25.
1.10. 1-95. 2-50. 5-25. 4.25. 5-25. 6-50-
1-25.2-00- 2-75. 3-50. 4-5°. 5-75. 6-75-
Sir:
“Honest injun" we want to ask you a question.
a Christy hat wasn't it
the best hat vou ever wore for the price you paid
for it. And ii it was a $3.00 Christy wasn’t it the <
best hat you ever wore at any price.
We are confident that your answer will be
YES to both of these questions and that you will
this spring and also see
ise.
’ of the best hats in the
We have over 5000
world, and we are certain sure we can please any-
body on earth. Try it and see for yourself.
Prowse
Bros.,
The Only Real Good Hatters
If so we’re right after him. We want you to put :,-
THE DANGER 0|-' |NF[CTl0N_ agrin we hearof the inysterlous ways of “umm The days of me Government
‘ ___ `I’rovidence. When will people learn to
llcrently at-use occurreil in Montreal in “Ike i”"0°"“l#I°“5 “““I“”" this ‘icmii-V M5' bound l‘mrtyj0m.,,u| nm num|,(.mg_ Gov.
ease? Are we not playing with it with
whit-h ii perfectly iieiililiy family nrovcd ` _ emments and party leaders have begun W
the ignorant, recklessness with which n
into iimitlu-r~ house'a|id two boys diciloil ’ 7 lem." that no nm,-upaper can Subm", to
liiliert-uIo.~»i.s witlriu four uiontlis. The "’l"I‘l I’l“ys“Ich are' °l` with nm “rms pam/iculdicmuon and “vm Not “H the
A campaign of education on this momen-
only \\'i\_\' llie pai'ci\tsciii\ ni-t-oi1ritfoi‘tlie ‘ G nap n G0\.m.nmenb could supply would
lr:i;.reiIy isliiail aificrtlic slckirce-S Of some wus ‘1“°`I‘I°“ seems to be necassmi' B-|\.c force ,md influence to R new_.,p,,I,L.,.
The press utters its warning from time to
. previoiis vii.-tiiri of tiilwru-tilosilr the house ' ‘ . ` ‘ suhiectl' to u0v(,,."meub c0,,b,.o]_ For its
had not In-'vii pr'opi-rly i`irini;_"uli'iI and dis- I""(‘;' hut' It' I‘“””"’“ “.“I’0'3d0d "-“ii the 0“."snk¢.’ and for the suke ants Dublin
, inl`\~ctcil. liut \\'inil linppcns in the coun- de" I-Y P'”°°*'S ‘if I“f°°I'I°" l§°e5 °n~ smvlce’ D m,“.,,p,,p0r must be _.,e|f.(\epem1.
Doubtless our conscientious physicians
ti-VY .ii.~.tr»;i:i.< throughout Gallatin, \\»licu n I k . - cm/,m,| fme_ And this te,,de,wy to |nde_
patient sit-kcns and dies of the white iota esome DUIUS iff’ ills'-1\1°i'iiI\€ I\B'\ll=' pumlcncc within party lines is the most'
oflrouscho’rlsn.~i lo thcirdut-y in cases
where they are called to treat. consump-
tive patients. Brit this must- be done
with _iudizrrieiitniul dis cretion, otherwise
oll`cuce may be given. _ Too oltcn,beeause
of some expense or extra labor involved,
the liousclioldt-r wholly neglects to carry
out the pret-.au‘ious which the physician
advises and knows tohc so imperative.
lustructiori alone is not suflicierit. There
oirglrt to be legislation empowering the
renltli olhcers to enforce such regulations
as are necessary to secure the public
safety. Slicl\Ic;,fi.~=li1l.ioir would beef it-»
self educativc. Oi course it would be
qviulcil as from time to time the quaran-
tine against smallpox or diplithcrlnis
atrcngtlicri t-hchands of thosc plrysieians
and dthers who know the present ilairgcrn
and the value of preventive rnerisurcs.
UNPATRIOTIC SOPHISTRY.
Seine may say ' ' \\’hy should it pcnpl",
comp in if the ovcininen rep)-“ tu
have shown yourselves to bc uuapprccia-
tive of our eilorts in your behalf, why
.~i\u\ul<l we Continue to receive suclr sniib-
bing for our pain:-ii"-’l‘he Patriot.
tcinporary desire:~l to prevent the Fetlernl
(Iovernnient doing justice to this Pro-
vince, but its arguincnt tends that way.
o g inn c on u-
iirgunrcntlls that neither this Province
nor any other I’rovinee which dares to re-
turn a miiiorlty opposed to the Govern-
ment of the day is entitled to ask or re-
ceive auytlring from such (lovcrnincnt.
Such a contention is too ab:-urrd to he an-
' swered by serious argument.. lint it is
rnisclrievous all the same. It is unpatrio-
lic. It is against the interests of the Is-
land and its people, Liberals and Conserva-
tives alike. lt is unjust. People are sup-
posed to vote according to their honest
convictions, but whether they vote for or
irgninst the Government they pay taxcsall
the some and are equally entitled to share
Our coinpnct w \Cnnada by which the
Dominion uni itook to provide contin-
uous and etlicient steam communication
federal Government, or our rights in the
matter of winter service. Moreover The
nls and two Corrservatives. In those
it rci-talnly did not than suggest that the
I’r-ovincc was entitled to nothing because
it. had not sent a iniriority to Ottawa in
support of the Government. The Patriot
ought also to look in the future. Some
day there nury again be a Conservut-ive
Government in power. Will it. then con'
tend, if the people choose to elect Liberal
rr-prcseirtatlves in opposition to the
(lov:-rnrnent, that they are not entitled
Lo ask or receive anything from Ottawnl
MESSRS.,C. C. BICIIARDS & C0.,
Gents,-l have used your MINARITS
LINIMENT in my fnmlly and also in nry
stables for years-and consider it the best
medicine obtainable.
Yours truly,
ALFRED ROCHAV.
Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel
and Livery Stables.
Roxton Pond, July 4, 1001.
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‘not Ilceiius-'c l`he Globe now says so,
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irolttn, nrt it \\ ould do good and git \tly_ hound party Jommxl um "umben_d_
l_|mt_ in ,wo ,_.0,,n|,,,_,, votml ,,g,,h,SL me iiigi_\\\'uy tlict-ong_estioii and inllnuunul-
"N|°““'I"" of “ f-f"*`“t ““iI°“ ‘I“VeI°pI"K dropping in the throat.. “I s\rll`er'c<l so
railway from ocean to ocean and against continually from nasal 1-atarrl\" wr-iris
the inrprovcnient- of other parts nl' Canada, Erneflt R- D‘l'Il“ "f_ R0SUll\0|ll." blllli I
In G L I Y scarcely knew what it was to be lr-ee from
We cannot believe tliat our evening con-
pushcd tr its le it. I t conclusi U ‘.cr for the iiiiIght.& Freese Cuiiipa|iy,sl.0i:k
The Toronto Globe after a long career as
‘ i i is be .rusr rui>Aa'riAL m:LiAsr.n . I
N'<I&’lrI`»\’I,niiiaii¥ihgeiilt.talint)iirii"eil:lfio Iiiuxiitlilntgx- the best intarissta of the pebple and Pro: an “ble “ny exmnent’ has at me “hmm
vince, and recognized therefom as a large measure of independence, an n
_TEE I’E()PI|E'_ PAPER 4 ` opposing the LaurierGovernnient's North-
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Morning I-Zdltlon,(dnlly except Sunday) one month 85e;poryear....  °°“""°“ “3"~ “um er °‘ Dim" " °“`.
Weekly Ertltlnn(\Veduesday) per year-....   get-“tive jam-ml; wmvh hm-9 freely
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Island Guardian Publishing Company. All of which show the tendency of the
Brancb Offices al Summerslde, Alberlon, Georgefdlam and Searls. the times. Ana uri of which is quiet
s...l...a ofa- Turpin. lash- I fdlafal -ml um relspnm ian °°"¢°“‘°‘ *° °“° °““‘° °' "“‘°P°""°“”
Uttiee liuurs R a. ni. to 6 p. rn. Office Hours l p.rri. to ll p.m.; 8 p.m. to 2 a. ur. thinkin! PWPIG In PFIHCB Edward Island
J. P. ll()0l). Advertising Mgr. J. EB. Mc(‘-READY, Editor. as we" as in Ont,"-|0_ The G|0},e proceeds
to statslts present satisfaction with the
ests of intelligent and responsible journ-
organ are gone, mid the days of the Iride-
cncouraging feature of newspaper work
today. It uiakes for het-ter journalism
and n healthier public opinion".
We do not know what the esteemed
Patriot and Exniiiincr will say to this
frank and l‘ear-it-.ss declaration ol indepen-
dence by the old Liberal ’l‘I\uudcrer-, but
there it- is in black and \\'liit.e. \Ve
respecl.fiiilyinvite them to burst their
bonds and enter the great ilcld oi’ hide-
pendent _ioui'nalisn|, For assuredly-
rror liccailse 'l`lie Guardian inns been say-
ing so for yeiirs past-, but because of the
growtli of intelligence mul independent
t»liiiug|it-“tire days of the (iiiverirrnent
or|.{an are gone and the days of the hiilis
M()ltl<l l)iiAl)I.Y THAN l".\illINE.
Neglected catarrli sooner or later causes
consupiption wliicii destroys more huuraii
beings than famine und war combined.
The way “Catarrliozonc" cures eutarrli is
very very siruplc; it first kills the tcorins
that cruise thc irritation; then by sooth-
iou it t°ii\'t'stlrf~ (list-lnirgc Iiawking rinii
lrcadac ie and pam 0\cr the eyes. Gat-
arrhozonc relieved me at once iindniude iv.
thorough crm-.." No other remedy cures
liklcl"Unti\rrliozune”-try it for your next
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FUNDS ARE MISSING.
Bos'roN, l\i'ay 18.-.laincs ll. (Jolt, rcceiv- `
brokers, today filled abill 0|' complaint in
theUnitcd States Circuit. Court. 'hert-, in
which liecharged that $ll0(l,000 ofthe con-
ccr'n's funds is missing.
NOT Sl EICPING \Vl'li.L.
\\'ilh0ut sh-cp there can he no bodilv or
mentnl vigor coiiscqueirtly slcelfesiri-.~i>'
is a damrerous condition. Nothing so
sure`y restores sic-ep as Fcrrozone; it's
harmless - _just a nourishing, strcngtirun-
ing tonic. Fer~rozoirc vitalizes every part
of the hotly, :nukes the nerves hardy, com-
pletely rebuilds the system. 'l`hc cause of
slecplcsiicss lsr-cnioved -health lsrestm-eil
--you can work. eat, slee 1 -feel like
new after using Ferrozone. I)on't put o`l’
-Ferrozune costs 500. per box at all dial-
ers; get it to-day.
0/' ronzping boys. They/'re only 25
cents per pair, and are sold only by-
Princess last night, 2 cars choice
hay.-Carvell.Rattenbury, & Mess-
ervy zodai
si Co. Charlottetown Agents,
w/u'7'e c[~/r,-ilfu07'c & I/`1‘Lr'1ul
WU”
DY=O=LA ,
The name given to the new
dyesnow being introduced.
lK1“Oiie great advantage-
same package colors wool,
cotton, silk or mixed goods.
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THE 0llA_'_N§_§ (IF LIFE
ureitiezarwouzu Psalms:
Dangers and Pain ot This Orltioal P01406
Avoidad by the Usa of Lydil E- Pmk'
h|.m’l Vegetable Compound.
How many wo-
men realize that
'the most critical
period in a wo-
man's existence
is the change 0!
life, and that the
anxiety felt by
women as this
time draws near
‘business as may be brought before the
’”""- -f”*°“ is not without
reason ‘P
If her system is in a deranged condi-
tion, or sire is predisposed to apoplexy
or emi estion of any organ, it is at this
time lltlrnily to become active and, with
a host of nervous irritations, make life
a burden. -
At this time, also, cancers and tumors
ure more liable to begin their destruc-
tive work. Such warning sympbpms _IIS
a sense of suffocation, hot flashes, ¢_I1Z<
ziness, headache, dread of impending
evil, sounds in the earn, timidity, pal-
pitation of the heart, sparks cf_`ore
the eyes, irregularities, constipation.
variable appetite, weakness and inqui-
etude are promptly heeded bydntielli-
gent women who are approac ing the
period of life when woman’s great
change may be expected.
Lydia E. l’_inkham`s Vegetable Corn-
pountl is the world‘s greatest rem_edy for
women ut; this trying period. Bild mill'
be relied upon to overcome all distress-_
ing symptoms and carry them safely.
throughto ahealthy and happy old age.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism, and builds up the
weakened nervous system as no other
medicine can.
Madame Louis Belleau, of 1'l' Ramsay
St., Quebec, Que., writes: -
Dear Mrs. Plnkham;-
“ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
assisted me to passthe change of life \\'ith but
very little sickness and pain, and I am pleased
to give it my endorsement, for I feel that it
is the medicine which every woman should
take. I am the mother of three children, and
when I reached the age of fifty naturally my
health was none too good, and I feel surethat
if I had not taken your Vs table Coniponnil
I should not have passed glib climax safely.
I took it oil’ and on for two years and now
find that I am in splendid henltli and strength
and feel youngler and batter than _I _did ten
years ago. Mac praise to your medicine, and
may all suffering women learn of its value."
For special advice regarding this im-
portant poriod women are invited to
write to Mrs. Pinkhum, Lynn, Mess. It
is free and always helpful.
IP. E- I. Hospital
' it' ` l eb) given that n
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public nieetirrg of all conlri§\l;¢;YBi:1° 
above institution will bc ,Lt ti
parlor of the Young Mens Chris B11
Association on .
TUESDAY. MAY 50. l9(l5
at the hour of 8_0'Cl0Ck P- m- for hm
purpose of _electing Trustees for nie
government of _ the Inslru-
tion in accordance with the bge Ex;
and for the transaction of sue 0
meeting. B. BALDERSTON'
Sec. of Trustees.
6 mo, sat td. _
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P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY
VICTORIA DAY
Excursion Return ’l`ic_ltets at 0112
Way First Class fare will be_ issued
from and to all stations on this Rail-
way, May 23rd and 24th, 19051 H°°d to
rc tu rn until May 25th. 1905- _
` Tickets are not good for going
journey after date of issue.
G. A. SHARP.
Superintendent.
Ci\’to\vn, P. E. I., May 17111, 1905-
19 d3i
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ll ALL ,
DEPENDS
on your tailor wlrellrer you get coin-
fort, ciijoyineiit, or pleasure from your
spring suit. \\'c offer 'a nice line
of pleasurable, reliable, g_00lIS~
Tlicreis no trickery in our business.
but we do sonic astonishing things. In
clothes making you will find here the
latest things for spring_ and suinincr
wear at very nioderatc prices. (uve HS
the order for your next suit. and you
will be satisiicil witli llic result.
MCDONALD XL Pi RRY
'rim Nosav 'r.\rLoi<s.
. Great George street. .
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Petroleum
For oofin
roo Barrels at $4.00 per barrel.
he llilglils Hardware Bo., lid.
Wholesale and Retail. 5
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D y Cor/lon stockings rf-stst t/ic 1'at~a_r/Ps m . 3. ,__
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Moore & McLeod. 17d Jw
for us did not bind our peopce to support
any Government or party. What our p
artsrs
people thought or how they voted 'on the c for  Paper.
Grand Trunk contract has nothing what- U _
ever to do with the obligations of the _Hay ' Ha) II_'°Recew€d bv SS'
i’atriot is sadly out of line with its past I i ,i ‘ ‘ ' ”
rt-cord when lt- puts forward the puerilc Invictus Shoes fm' meu°*AlIey y S l   
overnmcnt in , re n _was rc _ _ y y
I 'ia 1/e11.e1'n1l.~l fr/mi_¢/12-1 11/fvflrs, Tamo-
presenterl inthe-Conim ns by six Liberals 1.7' I . . I _ " Z 'H I , _
and again from lRtll to 1806 by tour Liber- ,;[;']'yH ;;l;L.;i;i'»;.vm,f;;”zzlmxlr ;]::'.mn¢1":;»')"Z|   t  ._  
brit harmful sng stion above quoted. d tf
From T887 to 1 li a Conservative _ _ _ 22 W ' ~ _
G - I rum d _ b’zlks_/2n'.v/nrt irnisi :mils are hwrc    
dnyi-'l`lrc Patriot. was in opposition, and I I A lydljw I  gxocers Stock them-
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C O l€ l’0S.
Selling Agents,
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In *savanna
St. Iohn, N. B.
New
same package gives different
shades of its own color.
They dye more goods-They
are simpler to use. We advise
you to try them next time ‘
you require dyes.
Full stock now on hand.
Price loc per package.
A.W.Rcddln,Phm.B.
The Square Druggist,
Sunnyside.
: _-,o dczen men’>ard
est styles. -'
These caps wfre delayed at Pictou and will now
be cleared at a _small advance on cost-Get 0n¢_
l. 8. Macllilllltllii llll.
4-r8dwl.£
Caps _
lays’ caps, the very ma-
. ANNUALUEE-iiuo. ,
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Fresh from I
  thc Mines
Acadia Round.
Old Sydney Round.
Old Sydney Run of Miu,i;_g_
lntercolonial Run of Mine,
Intercolonial Nut.
'Your order will have our
best attention. `
A. PIGKAIIIJ & lit..
Phone 240.
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YOU CAN SEE
'I‘lic linen worn by other people.
tbthcr ico|il<-.i-iiiisee this lint-u \‘tll` \\.-.l..
llow tio you wi:-'lr to luivii lliciu sm- it !
iirtci-lor Iauiulry work urnkcs good Iincu lun
poor. l'l\'i'.ii poor linen luuks well \\'in~n ll-.nr
up by u<. '1‘l\c best- test is a trial.
Star- .<11-.lm
A- Fe  l.aun I .
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ATTEND
CONROY’S
GREAT
SPDT CASH
Discount Sale
of all boots and shoes in
stock.
SUNNYSIDE. ‘
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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Our Eczema Lotion
is giving the highest
satisfaction.
If you are troubled
trya bottle, it is ai-
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lf it d0n’t no charge.
Only 25c from
ELLIS
Tire Druggist
and Opticiau.
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Custom Tailoring, Gears Fur-
nishings, Hats, Ca; s,
etc” 
SIR:-We wish to direct your
attention to our stock of new
cloths for spring ard summer
wear.
Our cloths are in\]orted from
the very best nranirncturers in
lirrgland, Scotland and Ireland
and include :
W0\'St€dS» Fancy Suitings,
Vicunas, Serges,
Tweeds, Trowserings.
And fancy Vest Cloths.
Overcoatings in Vicunas, Rain-
proof and fancy Worsteds.
We can guarantee satisfaction
in tire cutting, fitting and make up
of our clothing.
We invite you to ea‘land<X
amine the stock and believe wc
will be able to suit you.
Yoursrespectiully,
J0llN MCLEDD & C0
Queen Street.
Charlottetown.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
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