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Between You
and the Heat
Fir Reform Summer Suits solve tim
problem-‘How to be cool and well
dressed." __
_ Their lightness makes them coolness '
itself. Their faultless tailoring and
perfect lit-enable a man to be both
stylishly dressed and comfortable.
English Flannels and Serges.
Scotch Tweeds and Irish
llomespuns.
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$15, $18, Mo up.
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Talk No. 4.
Wear Tweed for
Health.
Every day people are realising
that, winter or summer, no
fabric is io thoroughly healthful
as material made from pure wool.
Wool-Nature'i own means
of protecting the body-fulfils
the two conditions necessary to
hygienic clothing. lt permits
the perspiration ro escape
naturally and promotes the proper
circulation of the blood.
Every ibn ol pure wool,
being porous, directly helps the
-tissues to throw of rhefwaste
.through the akin's millions of
pores. This hardens the flesh
andmskesit stron a ' tdisesse
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_i;’| in rpongy, sluggish tissue. not hard, muscular Hesh, that
microbes thrive.
Wool gives the body an equable warmth-even when damp,_`doea
not chill, but keeps the skin heslthily active. Being s nomooulluélor
of heat and cold, it keeps out the cold in winter and the heat in summer,
giving more solid comfort than any linen or cotton, which, through
their ooh-porous nature, checkperspiration, stifle the akin and quickly
saturate. Wool resists saturation, by throwing the perspiration into
riescy-» - ~ ~
When yachting, iishiug or exercising, exposed in any _way to heat
or'cold,`at`oi-'tii,' lrosror' snow, there' is nothing so safe ‘ss  pure'-' i
wool clothes. They guard against rheumatism. chest troubles, indi-
gation, deranged stomach, eorpulentt- and all other reaulifol' poor
circulation or obstructed perspiration- _ _' _
In Hewaon Tweeds the most perfect pure-wool is obtainablein all
weights for all seasons and purposes. The designs are charming'--the
weaves strong and beautiful. ‘ _ » _ _ - _
I‘Ie'wson`Twe`eds mean better health for everyone who discards
` _ cotton or shoddy--and .they mean
economy- for they- wear it-mit!
and better.
lt your dealer can't -show you
them,lendua his name and address,
and we’ll have hiln 'supplied.
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IIIRST. ` '
 _ isangnmnu. aa_sm'r,n.s.
Tho "Sunshine" furnace and ' ,
“ mnny" ways ure synonymous. ' .
The cold, dreary winter days can
be made cheery and worm with o pure,
healthful heat if you have is “ Sunshine " furnace.
In easier to operate, cleaner, uses less fuel and
“ shines "' in many othor w°sys over commonfurnnces.
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Two shaken are used to shake the heavy, triangular-
shaped grains. This just cuts the work of shaking-
down in half, besides being easier on the furnace than
the 'old one-shaker style-
ers everywhere.
Booklet free.
vsstoouvaa. lr. Joll, laaaamon.
lewsoa Woolen _liI_ls._l.ll».
Sold by enterprising deal-
M°Claiy’s
,,, sin slum §
Bu His Own
Pelard
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, lven whoa ona's nlancad has the
reputation of being, besides fairly rich
and more than pallably handsome, the
moat whlmalcally k-raQonllble prac-
tlcallokorin Newiorkonshaa a
wright to expoctthat joking on ono’a
birthday, of all dill- Will bo ahoived.
at leant Carrol llerrlilold so expected.
but also was disappointed, and that
started tho trouble.
Hunter Johnston wal in lovo with
Carrol, thoroughly ao, but tho practical
loking instinct la like conscience and a
tube tor olives-hard to forgot when
once acquired.. L brilliant idea in the
looting line cams to Johnston the morn-
ing of his awoethoartfs birthday, and
he immediately set about giving it to
that portion of the world lu which he
was most interested.
0arrol'a birthday gifts from het' par-
ticular circle were all that heart could
desire, and sho waited with happy nn-
tleipatiou for her hauco'a olering.
i L! 1 o'clock a messenger boy appear-
sd with a long, alendar package for
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Misa Merrifield. Sho opened it with
eagerness and found a single magniil~
cent American Beauty wrapped cars-
lully in wnxcd paper and sparkling as
lf with the dew of June. Within five
minutes another messenger with nn-
bther long, slender package rang the
bell, and this also yielded up a rose.
When with the regularity'of clock-
work tivo uniformed imps had come
and gona in twenty-five minutes, nil
with similar votive oiferlugs, the girl
comprehended-Johnston of tho fertile
mind had hit upon tho plan of bending
her twenty-three roses, one for each
year ot her life, but the gift-was to
be delivered on the installment plan.
The ingenious idea was pleasing-tor
s time. With the tent_l_r`ro_s_e tho Merri-
lleld family was holdini joyous council
over the ever lncrcaslpg pll_o of boxes
lu the library. and Carrol was restless.
When the uttosnth bona tide messen-
ger had como and gone, not counting
tour small curiosity aeekera_,_ who smil-
ed expanslvoly, misrmuredmomothlur
about “do wrong number" andiretroat-
ed. Carrol vwaa thoroughly- angry.
When on the heels of the twenty-mlrd
accrsltsd lower bearer Johnston ap-
peared, a particularly desirable brooch
in his pocket and a sense of d_\_ty well
clone in his heart, alle was composed,
l but the auger, though not visible, was
present and controlled. _ _
`Wlth true masculine density Islin-
ston noticed nothing out ot the ordi-
nary with his sweetheart. Else thanked
him gayly and with the proper degree
of warmth for brooch and roses.
“Mr. Practical Joker must have a
lesson," hilal Merrldeid dochred to
herself afbar his departure aa she nib-
`bled with lips as rod as tha potnla
themselves at the eighteenth rose. "l
dldn't mind so much his other tricks.
but this time he has gone too ht."
“Hold only laugh it he kuew‘old Hrs.
i Froude sat la her window and,counted
thou messengers. With the extra ones
mixed in--little wrstchcal-there were
lhlrty»ono of them. _
“She knows today’a my birthday and
saw through Hunters achemenl quick-
`ly as I did. And she'll neva' believe
but what l'm thirty-ons. Bo, Mr. Hun-
ter Johnatob, beware of an old maid’s
vengeance." and sho wavsd_ the ross
thcatrically in slr.
On the momlng of his ownblrthday.
dvo days later, when his msn brought
up tha mail Johnaton'| sys ma immo-
dlately taken by one long_w oo auvsl-
ope. It was' osrtaiiily poculir in ap-
pearance, for his name and address
were formed of letters owed from
newspapers and posted u lt. The
envelope contained the tolloprlng mls-
|lvo,slmllarly constructed: _ -_
Do you carl tohaoo !0\;P 
t aunt. or man - I
ilahidy-tliirii su-ssc terry 'rlaarsdov att-
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Like many other prnctial Johari.
lohuaton had his "blind" kalde._ lla
sever suspected that any sans would
attempt to hoax him. Hd look the
mlsslvs in deadly 'earnest landlnter-_
ruptsd droallua a half dead timal to
reread lt.
His dnt sensation
hat any ons would dass
heart so. Ho rosolyad
Carrol immediately-or.
upon hor and 0010! I
hoe over the latter.
smiled at its
 
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ogy al a wumalva llllllmpaladovor
sb mind. luppoalng it wan taoat
'hat wal tha most unpleasant day
labastoa ovsr axparlsuood. Breakfast
wal a fares luncheon, “no perform-
ance." Ialg after the time for the
iatoar maalbs ramemberodthathahad
proanlaod to spend the day with a mar-
rlod alahr ovor in lsraay
Ho trampsd the snowy strata alm-
laaaly, pausing occasionally to pore
over the mysterious message, while po-
liceman stared curiously and houas-
holders thought of Halal. All his
lournoyl brought him back somehow to
the neighborhood ot Cartol'a home. But
he could uot° enter. Bomsmlng hold
him back; At I o'¢lo¢k he was at tha
ferry and lat himwf down with such
patience ua  muster to walt
tor 4 o'clock. los it through." bs
said.
At ten minutes ot the hour Johnalon'a
heart gavo a palntul throb, for Carrol,
rosy from the searching wind, ontorod
the ferry building. A tall. athletic
young man, with tho air ot the out-
lander about him-he was well dressed
and evidently wall bred, but not a New
Yorker-followed hor in Ra was car-
rying two heavy auit cases.
Johnston confronted diem. “May I
ask what this moans. Carrol 1" he ask-
ed quietly.
The girl halted and seemed to ,shrink
from him. The athletic stranger step-
ped forward. “And may 1 inquire how
it eonccml you l" Bo did not raise his
voice, and tho attention of none of the
loatllug scores was attracted to the
F009-
Johnatou ignored him. “Did I ds-
aervrthfa, Carroll" he went on. “lf
you'd aak. l’d release you. _When I got
this letter”- _
The girl had determined to punish
him thoroufhly, but at tha alghtof his
weary, troubled face do rslonted.
"Do you know,” sho interrupted
blithsly, “I'm proud of that letter? I
avoided telling a lie in it, oven n white
one, although l uma pretty close to
dbblug. didn*t_l'l' But I bliatered my
hand cutting ouethoaa letters. Waau’t
it a real sweet little birthday gift?"
Doubt and dawning comprehension
struggled in Johnaton'a eyes. "But,
why-why”-- he began. _
"Why-whyl" mocked his sweetheart.
her head tilted sauclly, a rogulah smile
on her face. “Just to dow that two
can play at practical joking na well au
one. Thirty-one messenger boys. air!
You should have a whole month of
anonymous letters."
“But this gentleman!" Ho waved his
hand toward the athletic stranger who
appeared to be enjoying the conversa-
tion overmuch. ' ,
“My eoualts, Phil Hudson of Omaha.
ltr. Jdtnntdls. Bo earns last night, but
could only stay with us n few hours."
“You were the victim of a base con-
spiracy, Mr. Johnston," laughed Hud-
son as they shook hands. “I beg par-
don."
"Oh, nothing of consequence!" re-
sponded Jdanabon. “I just laid
sstunzp rs r _
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anssrtean oeoaranlseal its-ea.
America can show many geograph-
ical names taken from novell. Califor-
ula comes from the name of a falry_
kingdom in a Spanish romance of the
early sixteenth century. Tho Antillel
take their name from Antlglla, an lm-
aglnary island dgurlng in Italian leg-
ends connected with tho wanderings
'ot' Bt. Brendan, and marked in the lati-
tude of the Sargasso sea on Catalan
and Gonoeu Portulanl .ot the thir-
teenth and fourteenth centuries. Mout-
reul in by some said to tako its name
from a legendary castle mentioned in
French romances of a vary early date.
Tha; island ot Barataria, linsally de-
scended from Bancho l’anaa'n imag-
inary govornorship, also dgurea on tho
mapa of Louisiana, while it la n moot
question whether the strait of Juan de
li‘uca does not take its name from a
hlmorical geographical romance, a la
llidor`l-Iaggard, devised by a Greek
sailor of Queen Eliaabetlra day tor
thc beueilt of her majeaty'a resident at
Venice and bil own pocket. “I Bruall"
in found in early Irish legend an an
island inthe Atlantic, and it la a moot
question whether the empire of Brasil
derives its name from this creation of
the Celtic fancy or from wood from
which a dye resembling in oolor bum-
ing cinders was made.
l'lald's Ioaraolauh.
When Eugene Field worked lu Netw-
ark bo used to smoke a cob pipe. great-
ly to tho disgust of his employer, who
was n man of tanto and rednement and
liked his employeea to observe tho
niceties of personal appearance. Know-
ing this. Field still smoked hiacob plpo
until it fell to pieces, whereupon ba
bought a common two cent pipe ot
clay and made a great display ot it
around the oihca. '
“Oan't you iind something better to
amokol” asked his employer one day in
early December. “'.l‘o soo you with that
thing in your month ons might lako
you for a worklngmau."
“Ira the but l can slorl.” said
Field, and every day, thereafter ho
made it a point to moe¢_ his patrouin
the hall pumng away at the obnoxious
dudesu.
Ho found a handsome mssrachaum
pipe on his desk. Christmas morning.-
Newark News. _ -
Immune to colds.
“A Quaksreaa," said a physician
“never catches cold. Bar immunity »
doo to ber bonnet. lt__l had my ww.
all ot ua. women and moo alike, would
wbar Quaker boanota. This bonnet
thabsekatthoboad andthe
'is' gl  _
-lit?-'iii
'jiri-Ȥ?~?r
iipgggi-;5
on 'lawn una fasarvs
951/Jw
medians. They have accomplished rn
V
Iltoduted in Canada for the time they
have been on sale
-mro'a cure for
-¢:own'n»s'raoit
-Bttxousnlss
-Ban Srossacn
-Dvsrnsia
-I-lltanacnu
_ -Iatrtrrul Bnoon
‘ -Sant Dtemasni
-Kinrtnv 'l`n.otml.l
-Rnnuuarlsu
l -lanxrarzn llrtnr/r
oranges, Sgt and primes. These juice
are concentrated-and by a secret pro-
cess, the juices are combined in a pe-
culiar manner. This new combination
iataaucla more active mediclnaliy than
» fresh juices-yet so perfect is the union
that Fruit-a-tives acton the systun aa
if they were in truth a natural fniit,
medicinnlly stronger than any other
known fniit.
To this combination of fruit juices,
tonim and internal nntiaepticl ateaddod,
and the whole made into tablets.
These are Fruit-a-tives-sold every-
whlqe for 5oc a box cr Sboxfa' $2.50.
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Snowy Bread
Light Pastry
Delicious Cake
come to every home
that uses Balvif
Flour. It'a the
greatest help an y
home cook can have
-because it is always
the `satne- always the
best for all baking.
Beaver
Flour
laablendof Manila
Spring Wheat and
Ontario Fall Wheat. lt com-
bines the whiteness and ligbta
ncaa ol winter wheat, with the
strength and nourishing food
prope rtlsa of spring wheat. N o
bleaching process required with
the grads of wheat used.
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Gold Medals
HAVE BEEN AWARDED TO
Nova Scotia
CAR R IAG E S
IADB lN KENTVILLU, AT VARIOUS
CANADIAN EXHIBITIONS
TIIE NOVA SCOI'|A CARRIAGE C0.
Umltad, - - lieiltvllle, N. S.
lLTho Frost & Wood C .
|,¢¢|.. Agents for P. E. I.
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lf there is a
_.5 _ /' carnage to
p/`i;__ be bought
 thisspring,
if ' \ 7
l  , tallt tt over
 wil. ....
Bu ta a carrie e is pretty im
and you can't be too careful about
the Tudhope line.
‘You know, you don’t have to buy
milesa you feel like it-but you will
fed like it when you see
'rrluriorra cannisues
CHAKIDTTETOWN.
Generala enls for P E I
w\lQ| _V0\ll’ Will l(0l"\l¢I lllnm Wu
' pang to burn d|1wn.yoo could
_ _ wailtolnsnua- until \h» vert \-c
fore, but `
when lt is Destroyed
rrum-aftivea are the marvels of modern
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actual cures-done more good to more
yoqle-than any other medicine e er
!"ruit~a-tives are fruit ,tunes They are
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Monuments and Ilcad
stones in Marblc,Graii
.tc and Prccslont
We carry a large stock of Amerl
can Marble and Cunadian Granite
ready for immediate delivery
Out; prices reasonable
Our stock the heat.
Correspondence solicited
Estimates cheerfully given. i
p _O°11a.r1d_1er 3:. Bell,
KENT STREICI UUA RL 0’l"l‘ETOW_\', l’. IC I
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NEW FOUNDRY
` Phono 73 Foot of Queen Street Box 4l|
Fruit-a-tives are the juices of apples,      
REPAIRS CAS l`ll\l(lS
Founders. Machinists, Bollarmaaltorn-
Charlottetown Foundry and Machine C0., ltd
C HOUSE THE BEST
The Tobacco Epicure whn does not use the
Hrcltstv Tw|s1‘.Pr_A|ti. on RUBY
th llnaairovsr rloriwii that .ssl enioymcn which in his. 'l`hoy are the gems of tba
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WINE CUT Ml.\'l'Ul{E8 IN l ANI) Y POUND TINB.
H iqi_< i§_v sr N_icrio|.soN_
|viE:'rAi._ |==.i._A-i-are
C0nl'.l_}'Brylltb€:}It:10ro than tho olil tiiiiu gsbburtpliilus niitl nru it lIl'NDll.\iIll Tlhl RIS Ill 'l"l`I'R
rua t.e,t.r .-l~ .tt.o'.k I-~ - »~» _-
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VITALIZED AIR. for Pasifslewa Extraction. Sn Ie.
Sure glad Plan pant. Has no nfter effects.
By this method we can ext.rni:t min or t.t\'ciit.y ii-ct Ii isml not liui-l. you nity nt nll.
Ask your friends und they will toll you shut this lm flirt..
BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS. C.H. BEER, D.D.S,
All work guaranteed. Over Prowse lima. Proprietor
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`fllC Szlfc i’ai|li----QHFRWIN-Wll.lIAMS PAINT
(PRI£l’ARl*§i‘.)
Tiiit 0wNi-tit oi-‘ Pimi-itR'rv slimilti use She-iwiii-Wllliirnm Pulril,
prepared not iilmic l~et~iius¢» it costs .e~s llv the j.»l»_ but liegangg it 100|.;
best rind witlistnntls the _-lin and lim- ruin und the ssiinlce outsltle and
the wear nnfl leur inside fm the lm-ot:.\l time.
Tiiii: PAiN'i‘iti< |nefer.- S. W. P in other prepared print or hund-
inlxed lt-ui and oi. since it works en ily and dries tight and always
gives n gool job
Till; D|tAi.i~:it tv..-no you to list- S. W. P. for he knows it is thot-
oughly honest and made of pure in ttf rliils nntl that the gtiisrnntee 4 f
the largest point and vuiiiisli iiinkuis in the world is belilnrl evrry can
S. W. P. les the ante print. U,~.~ ii.
Sold by
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lncsvimcni in Dl..uu»ntls is as Safe as Bank Stock
if What is Preliier
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   We are uliowir '
-?- rg ss beautiful llnr of
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v'»_li\_ _  y ,/, many oi which nan be chnusrctl lo snlt
 gint ‘__ purclruters. We lle‘it-vc tliein to he
1_’="_  ercrlleiit vnlurn. Wo. wil 4-umiirler it n
 J' \\\\ grvur ttolinvc the plensnr ol showing
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G em 0 you
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‘portant business with most men- " "~ -“'““"=”" ""‘”'  " "’ '  ""'“
‘“i;:zi°siz°:.“f;iif 3:.. .0 .ii Eddy ’s F i b r ew a r e
mer your wants with us-and see
..._ wt.. .. ..}Neat - Clean -_Sweet
____ _,_ g ' i_i_ Made in Rails, Tubs, Round Bottom Fire Pails, Refrig'_
IF You UNLY Knbv' erator Drips, Spittoons, Butter Tubs, Milk Pans.
If your Grocer has not gt»i_t_l|cni, send tis his name.
neck, two very tender .
:;.|’°;,“;l:°|;:,:d|.; You are too rate. llenrfmlw th
»--~~»- »~ v »-~ c 0 ie ros
Quinn", bonnet ¢)s¢_P|»¢¢¢N>_" msd rm immranc ` 
fu U, likeours. '
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