‘ 55;: salt:-:sci-its
- \\'. I\l. PIIIIIAY, K
iii, E ` ` 'Y I . V ' , _ _ - -, .
 'T7 A-T ' `“"""“"'r-“"*'“-‘ -~~;'-, _ 1 -»~~- -»-»~----~" Y--, "` f ~H. J -“"-'rv'--f°~,'~"-1, ww-' *Af* ' ""“- °“ 7 , , , -~"-, -3 _,_
._”_” 
. . .  .._ . .
cent
off A
20 DCI'
Reduction
Invictus 
Shoes
wiiizike room for Slateis.
No use to PHY full Pdcet
when you can get them Sb
foliowsi
53,50 shoe now $2.80
$r.oo shoe now $120 I
55.00 shoe now $4.00
'1`|,i5is a great bargain.
Sic our counter. , ‘
Goff Bros-t
as asses rss”
,  1
MR. MERCHANT, ,
ls Your Skirt Department ‘
aluooess 't ,
li not ict its help yon. Place
ri trial order with \1s_ for spring.
You will tiiid our skirts are per-
fect tilting, well iiiarle, splen-
rlidly tailiuerl. and the c oths
are all properly shrunk before
bc-ini: made thus insuring’ n
perfect “liriiig and "Set to }
the gariiiiut. No danger of our ,~
skirt sagging or getting out of 3;
.sliript-, You can always guaran-
- ice ri sl.-irt. with the abel _
Britannia Skirts I ,
Think it ovcr and have a
look nt our samples when our
i'epreseritati\'e calls on yOu.
ilrliannia Mtintriaclrirlng tio- .
Iiiiuited.
l’. I5. Island Sales Agent.
C. LEONARD GRANT,
Charlottetown.
P. O. Ilox 669. Telephone 318.
io-1.; il ixn. ,.
=ml 
$120.00 ILONTHLY
itiini-iiiiteorl .siiiiii-y to ea|iii.ble lady or ;_cii~
tli-iiwii,tori-piioseiit. ns liiCliarlot(etowii, and
viriirity.
ltr:~t he at rriiorl iirldioss. fali- cdiieiitloii, and
nlilr.-triili-imc uliolc Ltiiio te our work. Phi--l
nniinziil ,ni-i.iuii to i-ight party, with proriilsrxl ‘
iiiliiiiititiintit. l’iiiltf'iilar.~i free.
l
l
4.
No. r-.el twine.. iviiiiriui st.
ln liiliti St. John, .\'. B
=-'I
D'
(D
Cut
of the Clothes
inthe iiniiii point in u suit.
tif iruiirse the particular pat- ‘
tci-ii of the cloth odds
.nniiotlili\{g to the lock-but the
cut,-wul . we shine there.: _J
_ To be
‘L Identified `
An' a wcll dressed man you
must. have clothes that ure up
inptlio ininiite for styles
\\ ti nniko tlieui.
critic & iriocins,
‘| Clothiers,
'| Queen Street.
|‘, 5‘15ilw 1 yr.
"""°'*'VV\A-¢-\.¢`¢-.¢v\a`n-d
.6  ..a"x
E, ,QIU ;.,'-"S9
._ ,E,g`;_ ..

Synopsis or canadian
North-West Homestead
Regulations.
 niinibe|~ed section of llnuilnlni.
}»m,.,hW` ui _ Itlaiilneliri or tliu Nortli-wc.-r
mr.,-|,,, ,"~""_""itl\I|sr it aiirl 20, not 1-enorveil.
tliusnlttlioihf"viii|<»i\ hy any person who lr
yin,,.,, bl “it `nt'.\ faintly. or iiiiy nialu over it
,,.,,,,,,,m.";-|‘- _lil tho eieteiit of oiie-r|uai~l.i:i
1»;,,|,. . ,Im rt lite. more or lens.
|,,,,,,"'th_l_(y ioniiule piirnonally at the local
i- iltiiali-' Ulflilyv dinli- et iii iv iii-ti the land
,,,_,,._ 0" -A ,I "_ the lioiiieatemler riesliw-ii. he
liitoi-|,,, out riitloii to t.l\u Mliilert/or of thi
;iii‘,m,,,|,‘," “‘,\1":'::||`3;e tgizliliiiiilfiirlupor oft lin.
it » ‘ . '.
|or‘liliiiE'u“”`EiY for seine rsilfie t/lizuiiitilillliimiaiitrrii
Tlie lniiiiesg
.~,, H .V cinlnris required to I tl ,
lliiiilriligii-`tiEr?;:f:l"|';"§f’I\ therewith ugdbgrge :lil
in Airs '
milti '"‘l Nix inoiitlia' mam 1
,mhxlélloii of tlielund in each EEE? ntli`iEE:(<
4 I
'l"2:~icii'°n'i`°,';,“f tor mother. if the fatiliorir
f»i",,|,,,im VIP? liomeateudr resides upn-i a
'lin rL'<riiirciiii§"tL"5' °f the land nntm-oil fui
lttllstleq |,,. ,,“'_‘h M to rcslfleiice may lsr
tfitii.i........i|,,.‘,. P°"°°r\ runnin: with ui.
tfli ilu, ._ '
iron ti,,f“*|<'.`ttlrir tina his nli-manent residenci-
vfriiity ..; ,lf ‘""“ vwiwd 1-1 him in an
\ltn,¢,i,|,_"({‘;“ limiioateul. the roaiilrenieiiti
lllgtn th., ,.,,|d ,Elly be ra lnlleil by reslrlencr
lx mort _. `
Rl\'eiiui¢|’ hi “Utica in wrltln should lu
.umuw “tt niiiiiitasloner of Ilandalon Iaunl
ii of liiunitlriii to apply for patent. i
\V W (‘


JUDGE [ll Nlllll A I
SUPREME IIUUHE
Mr. Justice Finnemoie Tells of Re-
markable Cure of Dlstressing
Eczema by Cuticura-Grew Worse
Under Professional Treatment.
._._.__
OTHER SUFFERERS
CURED BY CUTICURA
--*ol
I suffered a severe attack of ec-
zema on the scalp, face, ears, and
neck, and was for several mouths
uiiilcr professional treatiiierit, but be-
citiiic worse. lily face was dreadfully
dis_tig1ircd, and I lost nearly all my
hair. My w_ifc prevailed upon nic to
try th_e Cutirura Rciiiedics, which I
did .with most satisfactory results, the
dir-1-use diiiappcnriiig aint my linir
rtgrouiiig thicker und gloseiier than bc-
orc my illness. I\Iy wife has pur-
chased Ciiticurii_for other sufferers,
with good results in each cane.-
Rohcrt Isaiae Fiiiiiciiion: (judge of the
Natal Siiprciiie <_`u\irt),,l‘ietermaritz-
burg, I\'at'.il."
A
AGONIZING ECZEMA
And ltchin;_\;,T3urning Eruptious,
with Loss of Hair, Cured
u
agrccablc, speedy, scoiioinical, and
i-onipreliciisivc. Batlie the affected
parts freely with hot: writer and Cuti-
ciira Soap, to clcriiisc the surfrirc of
Cr\ist::<.r..’ .;c‘rilcsi,and soften tlieiliick-
cried euiicle. Dry, \vithr“tL lirirrl rub-
bing, niirl apply Cu‘.i<~r : .». Uiiitniciit to
allay itching, irritrition, and iiifliiiii-
riiiitioii, :uid soothe and lic.~.l, and,
1
by Cuticura.
The Cuticurn 'I`i‘i_-atiiieiit is nt once
risily, take Ciiticura I‘.csol\'t-ut, or
- . .OI
M5 ii,Ei','f,',°y °f Nw Minister clue Intasrtor.
5
1'.\ii.»rItriiI;ai‘iimi.t'obp., .it.\i.,.' .i r._.|i». -
mr-Soi. rorrtllowto uni-:cwiiii." Mail.-dE‘f,,,,
GH N A 
sw
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4
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` MCGALE'S airrruuurr PILLS Inn
31 voua uvui ann uowlu. -‘ri _
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,_._..1i.._-__-A--_-1
»#-YN
Pills, to cool and clt-iiiise tlie blood.
This trczitmiriit ai't'oi'rls iii.~lai1t relief,
criiiits rest :ind slcc iiii the :=c\'erest
fbriiis of crzciiia :uid other iteliliig,
burning, arid scaly huiiiours, :ind
points to a Speedy, pcruiaiierit, ands
econoiiiical cure of torturiiig, rlistigiir-
ing liuiiioiirs, from infant-y to urge,
when all other rciiicilies fail.
Ciiiii-rin Bonn. rriiitiiwiii. aint i'irl~ an mid throurhoul
ine viniiii. im.-rr.. 1.i....i.....2i ci.nn.-ii...i.».- sq.. Inari,
into in- in 1-hir. .\n.i.n:i=hii. 'i~..».<i.|. .T i-..,, s,v.iii»_v
t uit ’
Rllll 
THE REMEDY OF THE DAY =
.H do/I/llfa preparation of
Spruce Gum, wild Cherry,
Hoarhound and Tar.
Solontlfloally comblnld In tho
form of agreeable and pals- v
table Syrup. ’
One of the most reliable prepam- ;
tions yet introduced to the dpublic for
the ii/ilitmecdhiye Iéelief/a;i Eyre of '
C nm u`1lr, oarre-
rlgriiérll/Ito;1ér'a E Cough, Craup /1511> ,
ma, and :Exam of the ‘throat ;
mtg Lungs. cod U on i th -`
sken with ver n e -.
get-B; surge: ;>‘f1C<;)i;sumpi:lon, it will ‘
GUI] 11 UB e. ", '
For :ale rverywlzei :5 ds, 
br by mail on rrccipl ¢y‘pr-ice. '
¢..‘Z°é7.f’$§’.i’.°.§°_"iiI.'.il?.f."i“‘t>‘i$.'.i'..°“““`
1
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in  §
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E"\'i'1"` 4

The lioorl Coolr’s Pride.
Beaver Flour never fniln-never
dirmpppii1il§s,l It :1;:d¢s th; wh.i;ey,
li ht, e cons an P*
itil: model cuudlm hmwevlwl
delight to nerve.
Beaver Flour
ls A blend 0| 
It contairiz oéluyhet néitrimeirtgg
UUE, ll] B 3 B lvllf 0
other. Unequalled for all kinda of
family baking.
M yuh Grain
 E
T
for two active agents. Liber-
il contract to the right stamp
of man.
Koss ®. Matthews,
E
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Notion to Merchants
Do you know that the "l"IKF." cali ff"
ladies and rrlrls is "all the rage." \\'o can Rive
yourlcllvery at once la all colors. Bond urn
ti Postal rarrl for nniiiiilc order of a dozen
iuraorteil rotors. lfatail at lik.
|»_ ()_ "ox mp Cliiiilotti-l0\v|\ ,
‘ii-
 il11'
he North American Lift'
has a }erma1icnt position
Chai lottetoivn.
Provincial Managers for P.
. I. and Cape Breton.
18 dmwf twwzw.
,-V |,|.;r».\'.\lrl|rilt.»\X’i‘
.\lniiiir.iiiiii-i-i- . .\s<rnr.
Gi* Return
,1;1oLM‘
SHERLOCK
. f\\».
= 'I7 A. CONAN DOYII. "
ld1'hlAlv\1|!nl'dhf\&lli\"
~n»u»¢-¢»r¢~»-m-vane'-runnin _ ¢-‘t°"“‘*'""
" ¢m¢rom."°A|m¢yhs-ru¢~.°.'l¢¢ l1'l~
Published in Prince Edwafrd Island Exclusively bv
_~ The Charlottetown Guardian.
af ..
ES
The Adventure of
Black Peter
_ No. 6 of the Series 
ff-mlm. im. ly 4. co... Dui. ....4 mum
u/.ima
rc",-rm. im, A; niiclm. mire: B 0.)'
“'I‘licre were some most singular
points about the man. In ordinary
life lie wus a strict Purltoii-u silent,
gloomy fellow. His household consist-
ed of his wife, his daughter, aged
¢\\'<‘“iY. and two female servants.
These Inst were continually changing,
for it was ncvcr a cheery situation, und
soiiietiiiies lt became past all bearing.
The man was an liiteruiltteut drunk-
rird, and when he had the lit on him he
wus u perfect fiend. Ile has been
known to drive bis wife and daughter
out of doors ln the middle of the night
and fiog them through the park until
the whole village outside the gates
was uroiiscd by their screams.
“Hu was siiiiiinonad once for u sav-
age assiiiilt upon the old vicar, who
had chilled upon him te remonstrnto
with liiin upon his conduct. In short,
Mr, l’{ol1ues, you would go far before
you found n more dangerous uiau than
Petci' Carey, and I have heard that
lio bore the same chariictcr when lie
couiiiirinrlod his slilp. He was known
Iii the trade us 13t;ir‘l¢ Peter, and the
uiiuio \vtis given lilm not only on uc-
couiit oi' tits s\\'ii1'tt1y fcatiii'/-fi and the
color ot' his hugo liciirrl, but for the
hinnors wlilcli were tlio terror of all
around him. I iiccil not say that lic
was loutlicd and avoided by every one
of his neighbors and that I have not
heard one single word of sorrow about
his terrible cud.
"You must have read in the account
of the inquest about the ninivs cabin,
Mr. Ilolinos, but perhaps your friend
here has not heard of lt. Ile had built
a wooden outbouse-he always cnllcvl
lt the 'cabin'-ri few liiiiidi~i\rl yards
from his house-, and it was hero tliiit
he slept every night. It was ii little
single rooiiietl hut Id by I0, Ile kept
thc Ircy in his pocket, iiindc tits own
bed, cleaned it himself rind allowi-rl
no other foot to cross the tlii-irslietil.
There are small wiiirlows on ciirli side,
which were covered by i'iir't:i|us niid
never opened. One et’ tlicsu windows
was turiicil toward thc lilglirmiil, :ind
when the llglit burned iii lt at night
the follr used to point it out to init-li
other and wonder what llliir-lr Peter
was doing in tliore. ’I`lii1t`s the win-
doiv, Mr. lloluies, which giivc us one
of the feiv bits of positive evidence
that ciiiiie out at the inquest.
"You reiiiciiiher ilirit ri fitonr-iiiiianii
tiririicd Sliitcr, wullrlng fruin I"o1't‘st
Row about 1 o'cloek lii the moriiiiiir
two days before the iuiirdcr, stopped
as he passed the grounds and looked
at the square of light still shining
.lmeng the trees. He swears that the
lhndew of a man's bead turned side-
ways was clearly visible on the blind
and that this shadow was certainly
not that of Peter Carey, whom be
knew well. It was that of e bearded
man, but the beard was short and
brlstled forward in a way vary dif-
ferent from that of the captain. B0
he says, but he had been two hours In
the public house, and It is some dis-
tance from the roud to the window.
Besides, this refers to the Monday, and
the crime was doao upon the Wednes-
day.
"Ou the Tuesday Peter Carey was in
one of his blaekent moods, flushed with
drink and as savage as a dangerous
wild beast. Ho roamed about the
house, and the women rua for it when
they heard him coming. Lute in the
evening he went down to his own hut.
About ‘I o'cleck the following morning
his daughter, who slept with her win-
dow open, bcord a most fearful yell
from that direction, but lt was no nn-
usunl fliing wr htm to bnvl and shout
when he was lu drluir, so no notice
was taken. Ou rising at 7 one of the
maids noticed that tho door ot' the hut
was open, but so great was the terror
which the iuan caused that it was mid-
day bctoro any one would venture
down to ses what had become of him.
Peepiug into the open door, they saw
a night which sont them dying with
white faces into tho village. Witlita
an hour I was ou tha spot and had
taken over the casa.
“Wcl|, I have fulrly steady nerves, aa
you hriow, Mr. Holmes, but I give you
uiy word that I get u nhske \vhen I put
niy head into that littlo house. It was
druiiliig liko a hnrmontum with the flies
aint blucbottlcs, and the door and walls
wr.-re like I slaughter house. Hn had
culled it a cabin and a cabin it was,
sure enough, for you would have
thought that you were in ri ship. There
was n biiul at one end, a see chest,
maps and chart-I. A picture of the Qea
Unicorn, a liao of logbook: on a shell,
all exactly as one would expect to und
It In a enptalxrn room. And there, ll
tha middle of lt, was the man himself-
bln face twisted like a loft soul ln ton
meat, and his great briadled beard
atucl upward in his Many. Bi|bt
through his broad bfsllt A steel bar-
pnoa had been driven, and _it had lun!
deep into the wood of the wail behind
blm. llc wal pinned lille ri beetle on I
cnrrl. Of course he was quite dead and
had hr-en so from the instant that he
had uttered that last ycll of agony.
"l lriiow your methods. slr, and I np-
|3¢l|w ’l'olr~|»l\oiio Illtl.
piled tlielll. Before I Dt-‘I‘ll\_|\¢€§ IBF:
t
l
luis use .'-“ma i iximirei mai
M,-,5,|||, gg .ground outside and also
thefloofofthomom. 'rbemwereue
batman."
“leaning that you saw none?" '
"I aslule yor; ltr, that then wen
IMD." `
“ly good Hopkins, ! have inventi-
gatgd many crimes, but I have never
yet seen one which was committed by
a iiylng ereature. As 'long as the crim-
inal remains upou two legs so long
must there be some indentation, some
abrasion. some trifling displacement
which can be detected by the sclentluc
searcher. It is incredible that this
blood bcspattered room contained no
trace wbtchcould have aided us. I un-
derstand, however, from the inquest
that there were some objects which you
failed be overlook?"
The young inspector winced at my
compiinlou'a lroaical comments.
"I was a feel not to call you ln at the
time. lir. Holmes. However. that'|
past praying for now. Yes, there were
several objects lu the room which call-
ed for special attention. One was the
barpoon with which the deed was com-
mitted. It had been snatched down
from a rack on the wall. Two others
remained there, and there was a va-
cant plaoo for tba third. Ou the stock
was engraved ‘Bs. Sea Unicorn, Dun-
dee.” This leemed to establish that the
‘crime had been done ln a moment of
fury and that the murderer had seized
the first weapon which came in his
way. The fact that the crime was cem-
mtttod at 2 ln the morning. and yet Pe-
ter Carey was fully dressed, suggested
that he had an appointment with the
nnirderer, which is borne out by the
fin-t ttrftf ii bottle of rum and two dirty
glasses atcfrl upon the table.”
"Yes," said Holmes, "I think that
both lute:-cures are unrmlsslblo. Was
tliero any other spirit than rum in the
ro_q_i.ul" _ ..._~ _ k-~~~ ------
. T0 BE COX'l`I.\'l.’EI).
I int. Faint
itrrinoy tlrsoaso
CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE AND
ACTIVE '1‘sEATM5.N'i‘ WIT1-I; V
DR. CH A SE’S
KIDNEY-LIVER PII.»I.S.
Kidneyrlisense-iiirirlcorl liy hsckaehe,
niiiis in the ltiiilis, searity, rliirk colored
tiriiic, puliiiicas rihriut the eyes, di-opsical
wclliiit; rind uriidiinl loss ol' flesh -is ul»
.rays to he rlrciirli-it both on acfeouiit ri
the siitl'ei'iiig it entails and bi.-cause of its
:italit y.
Tliciiirliicysriiirl liver share iililre the
1-spoiisibility ol' tlltering poisons from
lic blood, rind it is tlii-rel'ore neces-
~iii'yt<i1‘ri;uliite liuth these orgiiiis in or-
lei' to etlect ii cure of lridiir-y disease.
'l`liis fact. iirconntri for tliei-xt1'aoi~rliii|\iy
-iiet-ms of Dr. (Zlin.sc`e l{irliic_y-I.ii'i-r Pills,
-vliirli is thc only trcatuieiit. olitiiltiiihle
liriviiip; iirtirerrt. and coinliincrl action en
thc liver rind kidneys.
]"o1'yei\1's evlricnec has been piling up
which goes to prove tluit Dr. Cliaso's
l{idiicy~l.ivcr l’ills have positively cured
obstinate uiid cuinplieated cases of kidney
disease wliicli defied physicians and ordi-
nary kiriiicy medicines.
Nor is this to hc woiirlercd at when it
is rcmc11i\»cre¢_l tliul. Dr. Gliasc's Kidney-
I.lve1'I’llls are the result. ofthe long and
\'ri1'iedcxpc1~ie|1ee of the great Anicrieiiri
physiciiiii and nullior---I)r. A. NV. Cliiisc.
Mr. George \\', Iierirrl, Aurruscliic Cove
P. l-I. I., \vi'ites:~ "I was troubled with
lame bat-lc :ind winilr klrlxicyrr fora long
while and tried \'ririL>us 1'cinerlii:.~r with-
out bciielit until I became quite discour-
aged.
“Soon alter li(-rqiiiiiiiig thc use of I)r.
(7lu\se`s Kirliiey-Liver Plllsl found that
they \\'ci'el1elpiiig1iie and by the time I
lirirl used six boxes \\'iis enl.i1'cly eurerl.
Ilicllevo ilie.'=eri1~i~ the best pills on the
iiiarkritiiiirl uiy wife einlorses this state-
iiientan thcyliiivc ciitlrcly cured her of
coiistlpiiioii.”
Kidney dist-iisc is not to lic neglected.
It la far too serious to he iillowerl to de-
velop. You can prntlt l»_v the experience
of thousands of your fellow~cltIzr~iis and
olitiilii pi'o1iipl.rellei, as well ns thorough
and lustliirr cure, by the use of Dr. Clissr`s
l(ldi\cy»I.l\'cr Pills. One pill a dose, :£5
eeiits 11 box, at all dealers, er Eiliiiiinsoii,
llates & Co., 'I`oro1it.e.
“ca
$2.
=
MEN’S TAILORED COATS
You rellcil pretty largely on tliln store
Inst season for tailored wear--tlie lilggcst
liiisliicsa iii our history ls evlileiirie. Tliis
year we are taklurr last yt-ar's record as
fouiirlation-sliindliig on it to rcricli still
further forward toward our idcul store.
New the Autumn gathering ls rlelily
ready--cncli day has brought and Is
bringing its r|uot,.ii of newness. Another
lot oi new fiirs.-Jas l‘ril.u1i &: Co. lilrl tf
British Cough Cure gives speedy
relief, it never fails-a5c per bottle
at the Central Drugstore. 19d 3i.
Among the snaps we are offering this
week that lol. of ciiiliroldory is attracting
much attention. Because slightly soiled it
is tc instead ef R to lfic. The lot liieliidos
all widths aint ls rcinnrlmlily underprlct-rl.
PC ruin rnooi cotus 1'
l.
ti- ..-
E AT WHOi.ESALE PRICES
Visitors to the Exliibition and others in need of a
howerproof or Mackintosh ralnproof cost should not fall to <
ee the exceptional values we are giving.
These coats were sold to us by a wholesale house that is
, going out of this line of:goods-at a price that enables: ua to
sell a
$9.00 Coat for $7.00.
$io ao Coat for $7.50.
$11.00 Coat for $8-om
Clothier and Furnisher,
Morris Block, Opposite Post Office.
£b`i'®¢l»
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,,'pun.ig ssa.iBo.i,{,, Burxnaai Aq 'nod
X05 iuiioo saiporo mol( anew
'rueru 01 .iadord pun /aan
ipimnuumlgu
mrlld
'ir saqnirrirr ion-uoiqsey saieaia _
,,puo.ig s:saJBoi,{,, 'mario s/uopog ion W
-epftrs air; sios ,,pue.rg ssa.1So.r,§,,
|l'°J¥""I
sr icq/ii mo pug or saiou rxorqsrq
l pn: mu paau soqfroro ,,ssa.1Bo.i¢{ ,, uo spuadap oqiu nniu V
spneuiop irorqseg icq; aouuinodde au; uoru anti! s;eoo.1:i/to V
, I pm: sling ,,pun.rg sss.i8o.15,, 'sixotssarduir pooB saieaio
 3\1i\tt°i3 ..P“@~1u Swgvld..
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PROVVSF BROS.
We
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BY AUCTION
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Coinmencing at ro o‘clock a. m. sharp.
We are autliorizcd by W. II. HANKIN, ESQ., to sell by Public Auction at
_ All his liouseliolrl furniture, stock, crop and farming implements conipris-i
11121S*“"h°i><=v°v¢f¢dl1\=r;gy.`1 Spring market wnirgou. I lumber w=grz0r1. It nioiintsiewfirior w, 1.t~ii.~1i, ci....-i..t-
cart, 1 water cart, 1 set ligl1t_double harness, extra quality new, 1 set. heavy
double harness, 1 set heavy single harness, 1 set light single harness, 1 set
cart harness,_1 hay rake, ploughu. burrows, cultivators, I incubator, :zo
eggs, 1 new cider null, Qeows, Jersey grade, lot of pure bred poultry, also
hay and straw iu barns, notatoes, turnips and cabbage, etc., to be sold in the
5rounil._ Together with all his beautiful liuuscliolrl furniture, comprising]
psrlo1,di1_i1ng room, sitting room, bedrooms, hall and kitchen furiiitures,
ca_i'pr~ts, oilclotlis. rugs, inats, shades, curtains, chandeliers, also one large
niirroi',§x7 ft, china ware, glass ware, kitchen utensils, 1 range stove, and a
lot ot' miscellaneous articles not eiiumeralcd,
Furniture sale begins at r p. m.
Terms cash, sale positive, as property is sold.
BENJ. CARTER &:CO~. Auctioneers-
. ,.
‘ to Policy-liulders, etc. . $166,931.19
I - . Interest Revenue alouc more than pays
i , Death Claims.
We now offer by private sale all our
. 1 r
store furniture consisting of
SAFE
MIRRORS
TABLES `
COMBINATION TABLES
RIBBON CASES
UMBRELLA CASES
WINDOW DISPLAY STAN DS
GLOVE CASES
SILK CASES
COUNTER STANDS
OFFICE DESKS
CHAIRS
STOOLS
CLOAK STANDS
COAT HANGERS
OILCLOTH STANDS
NEEDLE CASE
PAPER STANDS, etc. etc.
F. Perkins F0. Co. I
SUNNYSIDE.
I
':3= . 5 . _
Weeks &'. Go.Leaders ln Dress I"iibrli-s anil,
Millincry, 2043i I
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Janitor Wanted Teacher Wanted
First class. male preferred as priiici-  
i*-.riin 1..-...,¢...~ nr tin- rn... r.iii-rin-y ani of Cardiian School. Supplenient 0)
~\lt“w “°““\~- -\\'i;!_.\',i,~;,;j¢‘;5',}ti,t§t§,}_;»,€_ $10.00. Apply aIr)°g¢emcLAREN
,, _ . . .
mwf3i P. Uirhawm xo-6 d aw. Secretary of Trust en
Stylish
' Stationery
A TIP-What you save
, on Stationary here will
' more than pay your gest-
! age. Now this is quite zi
‘ consideration in these days
of increasing correspond-
ence.
. Dainty Boxes
9f
Dainty Paper
for
Dainty People
Is to be had here.
See the beautifullines of
Papgfei-ies we are now
showing. Prices froiii ree
i to $1.00 per box. .f
; Note Paper and
I Envelopes in endless 1
variety lowe-_<:t prices.
I
r cAnirsns.co.,irri., j,
e Have
all the latest ideas
‘ from the I’li<»tr>_gi‘:ipli-
ic Coiivciitiftii licld
in Iiostoii iii Aiigiist
and are ready for
xntriswpppisrow.
Gauvin, Gcntzcl & Co.,
I’IIOTOGl~‘APII1€R.'~S,
J. A. S. BAYER, PROP.
Farm For Sale.
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The executors of the witl of tlic latc
Positonreo ciisniiinc sAii5,.....   
able farm at Clarktowii, Lot 37,
` fronting on Hillsboro River, two 11iili:.~a
from hlourit Stewart. This fariii citiz-
sists of :oo ucrcs of upland and 20 rierc.-;
Lol marsh land ; all but about 241 ai:rt's
of the u land is cleared arid iii ii grioil
l state of) cultivation, the l>;ii:.iice is
NORlH RIVER ROAD, 0NE MILE FROM THE CITY;?.?¥.‘i.’iIi.lZti¥..ii;‘1?f‘il2li.“1T§iZi'..Ei2§
two sides ofit, and has an aliuiiiliiiivc
of alder riiid marsh iiiud :iiiilir `
_ iii
the rivcr. he railway station is but
S t d 0 t b    close proxinqrity to the 1ii\:.s’=el liizdstii
a  ay’ c 0  S S ’ `two miles distant and the wliarf but
l
one.
For further particulars. tt-riiis, Sri- ,
apply to S. C. Clark or Kiiiilile Collin,
tetowii.
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Excelsior Life
ilnsurance Com-
P31`lY»
rlead Otlice, Toronto,
Some Salient Features from Report of
. '.1904-
` Insurance iii force .. . . . . 57,646,798.;
increase, Z4 per cent. $l,474,l9Z.tl5
. New Insurance issiicrl.. 52,;-i8.157.ou
increase, Z6 per cent, $609,958.75
I .
' | Cash Income, Premiums,
Interest, etc., . . . . .
. . $28-4,546.51
increase, 26 per cent, S57,566,09
Total Expense. Paymciits
Death claims during year $.ill,5I7.00
, Rate per 1,r.ou means liisuraiice iii force
5.56 pcr rsciit.
, Average nntiual Death
, Rate I4 years, 2,’/5 iiios-3.54 pier moo
The lowest rate all record for any company
el same age.
Reserve (being iii e.\ce,<>
of Govt. striiirliiril) $744,074.49
increase, Z3 per cent. $l39,7Z9.lZ
‘Total Assets for Policy-
' holders security, bnl., fi,153,:i5.r»5
$l.07 for every dollar at liability, including
Reserve.
Net Surplus nn Porky-
liolrlcrs Account $ltl4.l|l
Reserves for seven years on Iini. tab
Interest nt 3% per rent.
, Iiilerest rnriicd on mean Net Asset.”
t 6,33 per cent.
AGENTS WANTED.
CIIAS. J. 'MlTCiiELL
3
General Agent,
Charlottetown, P. li. I.
nwd
CHEAPER THAN HAY
Ontario Bran.
Manitoba Bran.
Middling.s
I Corn Meal.
Cracked Corn.
Matchless Chop, _
' Barley, Oats and Corn
Gluten Meal. [great milk pio-
ducer]
Oil Cake Meal.: `
Blatchford’s Calf Merit.
Wholesale and Retail at
VERY LOW PRICES
each
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