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dwelling houses are now in the da
course of erection on Russell Street. Ea;
3\U'1"19fSlde~ 0119 Ol' Ul0G0ill9l0l\8 10 nierside. The last opportunity of see-
Mr. Columbine Arsenault, who, iii mg
the early part of the winter, chopped
the lumber and frame work of the
building and landed the material here tm,
some weeks ago. The frame work is Bon
now up and boarded in and carpent- 5",
ers are rushing the work to have it an
ready for occupancy early in the suin- 'pe
iner.-H.
' -MT. cARlvlEL-Mr. ima Mrs. rar- tml"
dinsnd Gallant. of Ca e E mont were
sa- __
W0' bu
the at
Age
new
.-Ei --ONE OINT
-FASH i0N'B
millinery. See
Stewart, Ltd.
8 Bl D
n an, o ont armel on ay bee
last. Miss Louise Poirier, of Muddy m ed to an who
C isitl in M C I
reek, was v ng ont arme
on Thursday last. the guest of Mrs.
Louis R. Poirier. Mr. Amos Arsenault,
Summerside, was in Mont Carmel buy-
ing hay for his spring feeding. Mr.
Joseph 0. Arsenauit, Charlottetown,
Manager'for the Mutual Life Assur-
ance Cc.. was in Mont Carmel on bus-
iness.-lt.
-ABRAM'S VILLAGE - Mrs.
Louis C. Arsenauit of Maxlmville,
whose husband died last fall has re-
ceived the fllll amount of policy of
llerl b d. in ..M. -
ins an s surance r Arsen npr?
suit was insured in the C. M. B. A. WH
for $100.-Mr. and Mrs. Alidon V0
Galldet, Mr. and Mrs. Pliilibert Ar-
senault of Mischouche were visiting
recently iii Egmont Bay.-Mr. Max~
lin Gallant inspected the Vice~princl
pai’s department of Abram-'s Village
school oil the 24th and was favorably
impressed with the work done, the
pupils were examined in reading,spell
ing alid arithmetic.-M.
-WEDDING BELLS.. - A quiet
but pleasalit wedding was solemnlzed
oil Thursday, ,the 18th inst. at the
home of Mr. Malcolm MacDonald,
Spriligton, when his sister, Miss
Margaret, was united ill -marriage to
Mr. G. Elton Waddell of Kelly’s
Cross. Rev. Alexander Ferguson. pas-
tor of Strathalbyn collgreration olll-
cinted. Among the nlaliy bridal gifts
received was an elegant fur coat frclil
the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. William MacPherson, Glen Val-
ley. 'I`lie bride and groom, who are
very popular alid highly esteeinea
have the best wishes of a host
friends for many happy days of wee
lied bliss.
-INSTITUTE MEETING-The Mt
(‘al~ln'ei Farmers' institute met in or
der to deliberate upon the co-operative
buying of the seeds for spring sowing.
Mr. Joseph M. Aucoln, in his capacity
as chairman, opened the meeting by
calling on the members of the club to
express their opinion of the matter
inelitiolled above. After a few brief
favor-ahle to the project. Tile motion
was unanimously adopted, which was
that each nlld every one, as far as pos-
silile, would buy from certain ilrms In
Sumnierside. This will be to the bell-
efit of the farmers wilo will he able to
lilly their seeds cheaper that way than
in the usual individual purchase. It
was also adopted that part of the Gov-
ernment offer would be utilized in the
improvement of stock by effecting the
purchase of a pure bred boar pig. The
meeting was adjourned at 10 p. m.-R.
-7i8c., 4Bc., 68c. and 98c. are the
special clearing prices on u line of
ladies blouses, just put on sale for
Easter Saturday. Some are samples,
others are odd lines from regular
stock, everyone worth double the
prlcc-.? See tliem-they're bargains!
Sinclair til Stewart, Ltd., Summerside.
is
aid of the Hall F
7 p. m. Concert
cents. Ladies
phant’s display of
is
Suminersille. In
carcasses of four
Ar
ng lamb, veal
l appreciate it
-INSTITUTE
trol Farmers' l
8
ers were electec
ildrick Sectyt
ble, Auditor, H B
Arc
erty,
co
ad
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and the directors
sec
SEALS ON
T JOHNS, Nfl
al
and
adm
te
with every breath, m
soothes thesorellimlit,
slid stops the cough,
usurlngrestluillighlli.
Cresolrneis invaluable
to mothers v/llh young
children ann a lilwn to
slgerflrll from Aslh ma.
an ua poetalnior
. lle.¢cripl.<.`i-e boo 'let
APO CRZSOLEIIE C0.
La Main Bldg Mslltr'
l sono lv mul-'follrl
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mum charge twentydve coats. ¥;,’n‘:5d;;.
Walker have turned from a buyiaz
cor Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 9828-meli mp to Town and Mnn"_en|____x__
ll DOIIII-11° -Lovely Easter Mlliinery. true to _ V
Oni! Rui style. moderately priced. Sinclair &_lGa“‘;ff'°°;';1Bc°3)‘:|I;f1eCg:";’;’t °v"‘]‘:_d‘;"g;"‘l§
-SPECIAL TRAIN, Easter Monday _
to Summerside. to ses the great com- drov1:ra’m,°n?°3:2l nn};°€gasn|£;2:g|':|°°' necessary
' ° “ '"3 "' “se f business tri to the Western
or stove (Radiant Home) Apply mm “ _D
the Globe Fox Exchange and pa" M me Island X
oowr roneer-The Esmeml ‘“"“““ ""“"""”‘° '"° "‘°“‘°" '° “"° 
snecnn Wm ,eave Cnarnmewwn him out again after his recent illness
ter Monday at 2 p m. for Sum `”
"nn re |ny_ 9305_4_2M2| -Mr. M. Calder, of the Dominion
CONCERT and pie social will be
d in the Cape Traverse Hall on
~ D 5 . Saturday, April 3, good program of
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. D. dia|0gue§_ Quo,-use,_ _songs etc” has
G ll l I M C Ffld n prepared and a good time is pro-
$)dmission; adults 15 centr., children
EASTER MEAT.-See Harry Sllli-
one of the tliiest ever shown in
tllur McCaull, Bedeque, that dress-
ed 704, 690, 660 and 652 pounds respec-
tiv y He also has n. Ilne display of
ur Easter meat 9725
farmers ot Port Hill and Northam inet
in King George Hail Port Hill, on
Monday evening. March 29th for the
pu pose ot re organizing the Port Hill
r
(‘e
favor of starting the institute and get
tin to work and the following of
ii
fic
glontgomery Vlcepres, H T Mc
B
John B Gardner, Ernest Newcolznbe
hihald Montgomery. David Dough
Edmund Maynard. John New
be Those present discussed the
isablilty ot procuring some stock
ure full iiiiorlnation from the de
partnieilt at Charlottetown in regard
to what stock was available -U
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SMALLEST CATCH OF
ner word .-.each laser
°'n’:T::n';ngg°g5ai; --Messrs. H. `T. Holman and G. P..
9323'm°n `on business in Summerside.-H
Edgett Charlottetown.
ron sAl.e t i» si b '°*“"“°" *‘°'”° '"‘“'“‘“’ ’“°’”“"‘ 
Mies' md 93241112’ -The many friends of Mr M L ‘  
Express Co., Summerside, was in Al-
d the ouotloll role by George C. ' ' nierside, on Mai-ch 2iid,.Mr. Neil Mc-
edy drama Esmeralda; the train will - ___ sea going
fill' leave Charlottetown at 2 p. m. 5 °n wmnesday lam" H' are that Ili Dwlressing
9305-4- M21 _ML T  _ splendidly.-`Z. .
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us, Montrose, on Monday, April _ 1_3 _ re 9 Ld 1- ,mem ,f (_-hm-_
giggiibenvdndlorfgsm ek:1`i]l€:;|hiiioe`lYs' si€i_8.Ni-xeturnrgdniillligilen o(i:la!il`-:it-e'sdSa.`;'mrl\{)¢.$t‘n |"’ltl‘:§0Vt:Il &:lll1€3‘lI~dvaenced age` of eigh-
rm
1 M Y Snnnnnc Lak,” where he had spent ty-nine (89) years. The deceased was emphasis is being laid 0l1 We “GWB”
Carmel, was in Summsrside on Mon- '-
attend. Proceeds in
und. Doors open at
commences nt 7_30_ P. Walker of R. T. Holman, Ltd.,
Summerside, have arrived home from
with ples free. 5
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chased. o. few days ago, from Mrs. I1
Easter meats, which
b
this display are the t0wn""X‘
steers bought ‘mm -Among those who lately voiun- fl
and chicken
cali from you for
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MEETING - The
causing a vacancy which will be dif ll
iency as Miss Arsenault has shown in
the past whilst teaching in this dis-
trict.-R.
nstitute All were in
I Pres, William J.
received a letter from her son. Hugh D
reas Cyril E D0
S Birch Directors
months ago and has since been in ll
training at Quebec. T
were instructed to
iilclude Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mclnnis.
Reeves, Frectown; Mr. Jarvis Mc- A
RECORD IS
d March 29-The
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snow' to the dental busmeas or his omce Bible was her constant coin anion.
rciilarks from u few of the lnenibers, a  
motion was put before the meeting
C0|.Ds prospects for others are encourligilig.
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I' l -olso our wEs1'.- A telegram
, ` from Charlottetown, likewise Dr. alid if
l Mrs Ml-Nally of st Louis from sum fe
llll
‘ ""E'_-Er. "` __ __ _ stances is sad, but especially so in
'_" ‘MI WELCOME LETTER' Mr' ‘mm this case, when in the prime of
n , T d f ,H week on There passed away at the home of
-AUCTION SALE-Be sure to at- bsgiggsgixlles ay ° ‘B his daughter, Mrs. James Dunn, Sum
______ b
_ to mourn his loss four daughters and er
' Mr' Andrew J' Arsenault of Mom wo sons, who have the sympathy of particular piece of meat she ls using
any lnnt Unnsnndng |mp0rtant bus. the community in their bereavement. wasstored, is not only in a sanitary
_ -R. I. P. o
mess' R` _ ' I Messrs. Saunders, Newsom & _(lp. de-
_ __Mn5s,.s_ H_ 1-_ Holman am (;,_ SAMUEL SLACKFORD LIDSTONE serve to be commended on any feature
a b'uying trip abroad.-H. °'
-Mr. W. T. Sobey, Searletown, pur- lf;
___ Ili
55th B tt li rlnfs try are Messrs. ly
Gem gnlzeggn? Emsnmye,-_ la,-“uk and his mother also was ill. The deep-
Gallant, Cape Traverse, and A3110 est
_Miss Mary L_ A,-smlaum teagher-_ eth best, will give comfort iii this
in the intermediate department of Sorrow- Sumuol before he llled. save
Mont Carmel School has resigned, the sure testimony that God was with
M. Ellis, Informing her of his arrival reward on Saturday. March 20th Mrs s
in Bristol, Eng. Mr. anis is is mem- Dougherty had passed her 91st yew
ber ofthe Second Contingent and vol- yor. lrl almooranoo. time seemed to t
untesred in Vancouver, B. C. several have dealt very gently with l19l‘. Om! overhead trolley system for the carry-
few silver hairs being noticeable- ing of their beef and pork. The quar-
Arrivals to Summerside Wednesday of
aku breiiiiilig easy, place on Monday morningh with "il In
-nE'runN l-loME.- aev. P. C. IMS” “l°°“d““°‘*- A"“°“%' ‘wr ' considerably over 1.000 ins.. some.
u  "" Gauthier returned Monday evening “ess was 5° severe “B ¢° C”-“Fe “pl;]"°' thing rare t`or Charlottetowli. No one
a
ll.
y 1 _ ;
Our Good Tailoring
RII fs C P (I .. ° ' '
-_-_-F _ , Sfpienteinfon fgcoxnz ‘amen ¥vn'€;1,|:§,, life and leaving a young fainliiy of
day from his son Harry, who is at the threedchnglrlent ang u Imsbagrsenyrl? -_
front. This letter has done much to ;""“; ‘;"°be‘ 9 lf”  ns bout' _
' dispel the fear his parents had with "3 °" y ee" ’“d‘ 5 “ei “I ia" t 1
regard to nm Snfety__Z_ three months. an was eg nn ng o
0 enjoy life as it is felt in a home bless- »
the
put her again in
So for indications
MR NEIL Mcl8AAC
“~ 93 3'4'2 “Pd the winter _H an honorable Christian man, beloved sity of meat inspection. it IS DIGHBIHS
-m ` ' y a large circle of friends. He leaves and of vital interest to the household-
- of
On Thursday, March -25th. at 6 it
Leslie wright, of siimmsrsiae, her Ho had been lll with pneumonia. llc
iliie farm property situated in Searle- Whl¢Il 3° TU'-hleB9|Y Cl" dow" hi” in
right young lite; but it will bloom M
ay." At the time of his funeral his fr
m. And liow he has been called to
MRS FRANCES DOUGHERTY
- thi
-One of the oldest inhabitants of Port C0
~. 8 B ll. ll
-Mrs. Wm. R. Ellis, Port Hill, has Hill in the pérbou of -Mrn. Frulllren and hay, and the beef is all that could
s
ougherty passed away to lei' etern be
` hi
he first morning she was absent from ter
_ the breakfast table was the morning mi
the lilly Bile P85866 BWHY~ and taken along on to li suspension
She l€l1V€S len Chlldfflll l0 Ul0“l`l\ scale, tllere weighed and sent. through
Travellers Rest; Mr. John G. Arsen- the d€Dlll”lUl‘€ Ola 001113’ m0lh6l'» llll`9° the stall, and distributed by nieails
ault, Cape Egmont; S. Kennedy, Esq., 01'
Kensington; Mr. George Shea, Well- IIIBB. In ’I‘€Xl1B. Lewis in 1\’I'iSB0lll‘l.l1lld sanitary refrigerator. This new re-
ington; Mr. L. Yeo, Lot 16, Joseph Ada in Illinois. Mrs. J. A. Weeks. frigerator was built during the winter
them are iii the United States, Arte- of
lherton; David and Mrs. Cyril Doble, by
Neill. Lot 14. Mr. Leonard Small. Port Hill: Mrs- H. D. Doble. Arllus- lmsst iii that line. 'rhs insulation
OUTLOOK THIS SEASON §iI!il<;i;l(i>i;]oil¢lel,. and W. il. proiltt, Ken tgnl,h§y)lly1ann;]§mn&it§)lMiinnllizlnliy(-lags ntglisists of (4) follr inches ot cork
` T . Th f ll I l wer~
P
R3 PH"-'BERT F- ARSENAUI-T abillldnlice, including hams, bacon,
_ rd, and tile' famous Saunsome sau-
n n Ii d by Mn Jann M_ A deep gloom has been cast over Hagen
gum ngiatfflilesnitcte iffttle 'rlgriisir is form- Abfambf Xllllagtnhtlililtil "tl°;§"lXrb鑧_a*“l‘&‘ s
/l ;|m,,|,_,,f,, ,nd ,,,~c,,,,e,,.",,,,,,,,,,,,,d. ing him of thc recent death oi' his death 0 “- er ~ 5 shown, and some' spring lamb expect-
wilo passed away on Saturday morn- _
‘"ii::t:..§:;f;‘,lll'.z1t§:;:.L°:.i‘.2.lrss.. i‘i‘;F“'°' ‘" "W °"“““‘““ N°"“‘””‘~ ...,., sm. ....1 wr... s......... ...r 'fd-
W* lil
nsion of a fatal ending, yet er n n
atli after so brief an Illness came S
her friends. Death in any clrcum
‘ `  ‘ _r _HERE To CPEN NEW BU ,_ ed with kind. loving and cheerful wife \
an w o as ls ot es
made to his order generally has
his own ideas as to details
lf you have any pet notions as
to how you wish prevailing styles
adapted to your figure, come here and
it will be done to a nicety.
Our Designer and Cutter is of
proved high-grade ability.
Each garment is individually Tail-
ored, made byan Expert Joumeyman
worker, not machine-made. The shape
is permanently worked in by hand,
. and the garment holds its shape.
_ .
Suits $19, $22, $25, to $30.
Spring Overcoats $20, $24, $28.
The new Spring Woolens are
beauties. We are showing mahy
choice and exclusive pattemsl
Gerald Fitz erald o e
This young man has before been for- t°
silver fox which has been pronounced
of great value.-Z.
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and children, when death, the un-
NEsS'_ Mr' Amnble Bernard of Syd' expected intruder, came and broke
ney Mines has arrived in Tlgnisli to U "ns happy famny circle' and
_ _ 5 t | tl h d f _ D » HE M ll h h Cl h 3222' `§§t?ls§°b§s'l§§ss." itil.” i‘s'§r...l`l'§i v1““K"d "le fame' ""1 °“““““‘, bl" 
' was born and raised here and his com- :he deep°stb°°r";wI;,:h' Arsgnau tht;
' ‘ ‘ ing is looked up with favor by his b“3n': mem "8 stwmpd mn 1
° numerous friends.-Z. ro er mem ers “me
n . .
large numbers in sympathy with their B  d B d T
_ ___ . atliicted brother. The pall-bearers 4     
PATRIOTIC MEETING. Dont M B r J e n G Amemmn
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nrngrnmme' consisting of nneegnes' Maliuf:  tgirsenéiulllt, nosgnliidi. Irs;  lmey   
songs and recitations will bg given. ffm?"  “d Se ulwd' sn rs nr
All who attend may be sure of spend-' “sm” 8" "ee N mn' e G 8
'"5 “ ""’“”"“‘ ""°“‘“'l‘~ 93”” i.°f.§tif'§r§“'§iifi"' adragfdszftiiilkiiiig
_RETURN FROM COLLEGE __ Gallant and Abel at St. Gi bert an
Mr. Howland Murphy. :lon of Senator J°“'Dh,“t qrbgnvkle “ndlmixgistetfs
P. C, Murphy, is s endin his Easter Mrs' "5"" B ' "’°“°'“ t' ram B
D. 5 Village Mrs. Adolph H. Arsenault
vacation at his fathers home here. The nme, Mm_ John Ladera' St
young man is a student at St. Duns- '
tan's College and from all reports is Gilbert' Mrs' ‘mseph Arsensuét' smg'
thinking seriously ‘of enlisting for ser- mersme' MTB' Andgew °'“;’n '
vice along with his two other broth- C595” 'md Eliza' U' ‘"“'m°' °
en nm, in n.n|n|ng__Z_ sympathy of the whole community
- goes out to Mr. Arsenault in his san
__sUccEssFu|_ 1-RA|,,,|NG____ Mn domestic bereavement.-M.
g i'__Wst rford has
Twenty-nvs ends and half pieces
{:;::,¥|f‘:,°|°‘;n‘$;:“;:,:,§°;l1e“§,°§‘;;"'gggt:ggf 'cotton wash goods, msrceldas. Dana- `
Inns mn, in the wand. ne" Mn n°,ne_ mas, zophers. fouisrds. Regular 25°.
tunate In his fox trapping career for gte” “tt  5°' y“d' smcn" *
last winter he captured one beautiful ew" ' '
MAJOR oAuL‘r lnsvlar ‘
  `
I TORONTO, March 28.-"Our Major
clock in .the morning, Samuel tidiness and, above all, extreme clean-
lackford Lidstone, of Cape Wolfe, liness which characterises their shop.
the 21st year of his age, passed Everything is kept in such a whole-
ay to be "forever with the Lord." some condition as to inspire the pub-
essns. Salinders & Newsom enjoy.
the Land wiich is "faIrer than This Easter they are agliin ill the fore-
ont. with a Splendild diispliily ofhnliolict:
9 father, and two brothers lay serious meats. Their sta n e nl' 8.
teered for overseas gentes with th ill with the same dread disease; Building does theni credit.
The Easter beef consists of (8) eight
sympathy of the church and coni- magnificent carcasses of steer and
pnrry S, N|cho|,,s__}{_ munity goes out to the stricken fam- heifer beef, all island grown by tile
’ ' y. Tile Heavenly Fatiier, who know- foiiowlilg well-known breedersz-
W. B. Trowsdale, Crapaud. _
Daniel H. McDonald, North Bedeque
J. W. Stewart, Bellevue Furiii.
. i Robert Wilson, Hampton.
“cult to be mled Wm, as much gmc. “Heaven’s perfect peace." Joseph Ferguson, Crnpaud.
Wallace Lowther, Carleton.
Most of the cattle were fed over
m .
The firm keep right up-to-date and
switches to any part of their large,
ard reinforced by concrete, thus
S l°I1V9l'H€ 8 Uh em Bel; iC9BL t lg making the whole room air-tight. The
- conducted at the Q `ome, an n o ice
se ing situation continues unchanged - TIGNISH (gym,-ch, by her pastor, Rev, J. S. in
i°t*:“f;95ll"UCll ¢leDl'€SSi0n Itisiiow l ` MacKay, and Iier remains were fol- m
th E( tliin the cm" Wm ‘"°°b“bly -HERE on suslNEss.- Dr. Fur- l°“'°‘1 l° the °‘*m""’l' bl’ '* “'59 °°"' lo
b .
tiier is Stgixccljiistioiiglirecind Tig? wen dy. dentist ot' Aibertoii was in Tigliisli C°“"5e Of P9°Ple~ Mrs- D0“5h“U Ing
h mu H y avora e, and on Tuesday and wednesday nunndinn belonged to the old school,she loved m
Wuy no is ollllrely tree from to r d nu sin the old Psalms he.
snrilig a low tenipcratllre for the
eats in warm weather. The base-
cnt is also cooled atld used for cur-
- fi
eat can be carried iii stock in any
D earlier, so that the ilrm are ready
_-_ at all times for orders large or mall.
mem' 1' She will be niucli mlsned in tl;crlloinc Excenent mailman nnve bein nn0_
_,NCEE/`SE 'N RANcHES___F,.°m where she was tender y carer or ny V
all the leading ranches around hero ll" 5°" “nd d““Km“""‘ Fm' V"”"" “ill” pe
 I ti . . tl t I . r l litters "wk Il ‘l"“l-I i"""`@’"  me }"""-“hV"""' killed, tIlus_meetilig the taste of any
I wnnonmn   some mm gpwq m swf? fn” me ian (`llllrch ofnliot. 14. She being dead cn
ided for hanging ment. for a longer
rind than before, after it has been
P e n 0 n an _ stnlner who does not desire to uso
silollcilms ctr/fslilsllomc °R°"P ave rea y ) F B P yet Hoollll<“lll~ -C om- tht-
Olie notable feature about the 8
rge carcasses is that they everiige
allndcrs & Newsom it visit this liiorli-
ff 1’ A niersitlc) and Mrs. »Dr. McBride of “B 8' shmklng ““"l’"“e I° an' Mrs* in
. V*  Tigilish from Sumniersidc and Ken- A"*“"”°'“lt wg” ‘I  °f{ mglh isffiim
I “- sington,_z_ and her denl se w e een y e y
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  In
Foun' PARTS.
4 ~ l,
W°":.l'.lli;.~i'.':.rs:::.:‘:'..;‘.s::.:€t?:fffs:i::.’istft°r..“:':tf'##- mf"
-s.
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All shown _doing servI¢¢
| Msfdhse Today 3.15||zsn°ws Nightly 7.15 428.50
_Wm _ w__W-__m_ __ _ 
NEW YORK WOMEN PLAN FEDER- - -Hats 'are small for early sp;-ingn
  F Arlou. ”° “fe prices. Let this store interpret
--_ ‘ the most recent Ideas in miiiinery for
At the present time, when so much
to know that the shop in which a
ndition but scrupulously clesii. 'lf
their large and important business,
is unquestionably on the admirable
with a confidence that shows itself
the well-merited patronage which
s winter by Saunders, Newsom,&
on Island rown ral turni s
desired, being tender, juicy and
allboiied
s winter they have installed all
s of beef, and carcasses of pork are
sell to the track at the entrance,
Messrs Lowe Bros., and is the very
chamber holds six tons of ice, tiills
purposes Large uantities of
newly sllillghtored lneat.
ork products of all kinds are iii
tall fed lamb and mutton are
afford to neglect paying Messrs.
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200
Monday in a nail-day session to ar-
range for what will be the biggest
gathering of womell ever held iii this
country, the biennial meeting of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs.
The
York, probably at the Hippodrome. a
year from this May. As an alterna-
tive
vention hall was proposed hy Miss
such a building for the women‘s meet-
ing
by
eniiinl oi’ the federatioil iii (Yllicago,
and
will
York liext year.
ton
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light lil-
fantry Regiment was received oy
the
Saturday.
-Four pieces, 54-inch lustre in
brown and grey _shades, a wonderful
bargain to clear, only 390. pcr yard.
Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.
-Three hundred pairs men's and
wonleii’s rubbers, perfect goods, on
good fitting lasts, special for Easter
Saturdliy. Meii’s 65c., women‘s 48c.
per
NEW) YORK, March 27.-More U19"
women. all of them presidents of
olnell’s clubs. met at the Irlotel Astor
Convention will be held in New
to the Hippodrome a big new con-
ary Garrett Hay, who urged that the
en of the city be asked to put -up
and future conventloins of all
nds.
There were 12,000 women registered
the differelit bureaus at the last bi-
it is expected that at least 20.000
make use of cut rates to visit New
Aaon HAMILTON l
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sv THE KING
LONDON, March 30.- ajor Mlimil-
Galllt, of Molltrcal, ho personal-
cquipped alid took to thc front thc
King at Buckingham Palace oil
9300-4-1m&e2i
pnir. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.
0300-4-1in&e2l
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Note the perfect lines.
nd with all its beauty there i
s that lovely feeling of
comfort and the knowledge Q
that your feet are entirely
satisfied. _This feeling is
nssured with every pair of
Empress" or "Walk-Over”
Shoes.
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These facts are proved by
our satisfied customers and
growing demand everywhere,
necessitating large factory
extensions.
Canadian farmers are reall
izing that it is not necessary
to send their money out of the
country for twines that are
not as good.
You take no chances.
Quality and prices fully
guaranteed.
Easter. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. '
9323-mall
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How Ars Your Horus Teeth?
J. M. Nicholson, D.V.D
HORSE DENTIST.
Horse dentistry in all its branches
executed ill the most skilful and
humallo manner. All orders promptly
attended to and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Best of City references.
STABLES 202 Kent St.,
Charlottetown.
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Our Constant Aim
is to make this grocery a better
one, a more desirable source of
supply, _an efilcient aid to thrifty
housewives.
We aim at perfection in all
details-in qualitr, price and
ervice. If not aready a cus-
tomer, we solicit an opportunity
to please you.
P. I.. Smallwood
Phone 12 Grocer
Upper Queen Street
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BOSTON FISH ADS.
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A. I-I A I- E Y
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FRESH and SALT FISH
Canned Goods, Lobsters, Scallops,
Clams.
176 ATLANTIC AVE.. BOSTON.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
8710-2~22stbes12wks
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NEW YORK FISH _ADS
 
iihashrn Brothers
Wholesale Commission Dealers
and Shippers
Fresh Fish
Smelts, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs
are Specialties
No. I Fulton Fisli Market, New York
Consignments Solicited
9007-3-lil thsEs4Mpd. '
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