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= APRIL ‘~*»~“>‘° f' Vi-...Li i..~.~.».ST News - 'rms cnlantorrarown UARDIAN ---A i~ms-for iii. --- PAGE FIVE "' ‘
'l‘lie Davison _
Undertaking Co
I The latest news, nrst oi au,
, `  l w. E. irsiiieekiiii-_ i
ter River recently.
Calls promptly attenrjgi
to at any hour day or
mght. Embalming a. spec.
lalty. Satisfaction gum-_
nnteed.
Lady assistant to handle
all ‘emale cases.
C. . F. DAVISON,
Manager
Office and snow room  A
‘this morning on a visit to Halifax.
y( "1 was in HU“'- -*-- imerside where she has been spending
_ ' RM~ Beaiondalnd _la"llll'»t_ ;'lllnt§l‘;a few days visiting friends,
» m- » ' , ' n eav ng sior y or t e,
John E. Beaton Hiintei' River has lwxezrir In e ' - -
_ , _ ' __ » V ' Any city girl with a fair education,
,lfiilxn a l’O"m‘"} “ml Amd HWS-I _ _ li lwho desires to learn type setting,
-` M159 -lame B~ MCH” Ol HHH*-ef should call at the Guardian office be-
' _“iw Tina §_  _ _ h _River has returned home after* a
_ -i _ . u _iv_aii, __‘i Vy, :is ro- [weeks visit with friends at North' ---
It;;I_I;;1<l fiom a visit with friends in iwiltshlre- l Slavery the Civil War, the Monroe
ax l -_- ldoctrine and other great subjects
. Th ~T»-- l Neil McDpnald, Belfast, and R. A_}will be discussed in the American
w____e _funeral o. the l_ate William.l\<lcKen_zie, Flat River, were amongiConsul's lecture next Tuesday even-
_ - t__T____;:)__Lfi_§_\',___t.pok pli:ce_\yesterday af- ithe visitors to the city yesterilay_ing.
__ _ Vcc o’coc' to the Peo- ,and registered at the Queen. ---
l'l°"` l""“'°`l'e"V-  ----- 'l‘lie re-gular quarterly meeting of
D. A. and Mrs. McLeod, Hunter
f _ _ _ l
l`l1'- --tcaruei' Hui-land arrived in River, who have been visiting for
_ hurt from (ii-well yesterday morning lthe past three months, in Western
207 ZUQ P{1DC& St, ut ten o'clock with a heavy freight ltlanada are expected home shortly.
“"‘l hlxtl’ I>HSS0l1K‘ers *the returuedl m
** llil' tl1l'l‘e in the iifteriiooii. _His I-]o_nor, Judge Fitzgerald, de-
" ' _livered his lecture on "Jesuit Mis-
"" """` " W"   '“ rs' Y- i-Sioneries in Canada" at St. Dun-
 § lstan's College last night. A vote of
in Menfs Suits +~ _ _
worihierthancverlie- i "
fore of your attmtion , ~ .Qs-.;__.___f-,i_',.g.. .
_ . i-_ ,_-s, ._.v._',,'r._
You dou’t li ve to    
be a <lotVhih_q expert ,l,'\f` `.!f _"_iiL`ll_-V.,
to sec the diilercnce  ill) .-"V", 
between our r -id -to-   _*_ _lk ";\C'*""/' 
Weartlotliii gg L'-rl ilie i'f.'_ 'V "'=7."`,~'_=§_f"=,'<_-_  5 `,-,
ordiiinry l<'ii<ls_ (lc _""" "i'_i»_'_- ,X‘ =""‘¢i§,'~-S_',`
the other lii' d, after'  _  '.`ff,flf-  ‘~._1`
“i-"vc fitted vou, U” :A'h.l2"i';ll.',‘.Vi"-` '_-il.. E l"
' 'ivould hc hard' for fl  ‘lit-3°?  ‘l‘- `
¢.
-_¢.»
eé15f 5"
..' va 1/"
;£- 'fa
J. '1-
'ff/_
av'
yo-i' friends to tell
i  .'> .'¢V
-"ff l'-l-l, P" -`< ; kg »
,.;_ Q:  ` ~:/ -
whether yoiirclotlies ‘ ‘
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wc rc fend) -'o-wear or ‘if--2 '  _ &-`:'1-‘
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11' :ide to your crder. ,_;;';”‘ ' '  1 
Men's Suits ---- teu  1.; '*"f‘ ' " "it
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d ol la r s onli' in ._ -:_:- - -  -
_.t _ _ ._ ;'.,.~ _- _ ,,:_l1__ ,»,-__; <~.,
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price, l_n.t in qualify _  ._ ,_,____ _ ___,_ 3_5, I
and stile are worth fit ~` `~'~\`-’.i‘."'5l¥i"~""""' `
'if
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.
$15.00. Shapely .incl ` _Kl__ _  
_ good fitting slioiin in   _‘
ian immense rurge of V'    _
-patterns of the niost '.`\_»_i;__! ”_"',v w`;__.
popular fabrics. Ir- iff' A  &.‘?'+'
\

_-_  -je ‘ -an
_stead of 15.00 these _"-5- l _
..r@......._..$io.oo _J "
Menls Suits----.\ wide Mcn's Suits at 20.ll0t
25.00
\\’e \\'i_~li to call ilic
niieiiiioii oi' piiriiciilar iiien
to our high class suits.
'l`hcy nrt; hnnd tailored,
luoiul ~liouldcrs_ close lill-
iiig collzir, long lnpels, the
sliaipciwtniiiiiig fro..t that
:uc iii.'|i'l<s of thc lit-st cus-
loiii fniloiiiig. ,
Coiu~> in und sec tlicsc siiits.
display of tiiccds, i‘.o_v
so yopiilnr, in grey
and brown iiiixtiircs,
also fziiicy woi'stecls, all
‘ iiiade up in the seaso i’,~;
most :ittrnclive styles
......._....$l5.00
ln The Boys’ Clothing Department
‘ \Ve :ilways _take pleasure in
6, a=l showing our handsome clothes
,' _._," for boys, whether you w1sl1_to
\__'_,._v_._v.__ '__ buy or not. \\'e take special
'f7f">~‘  pride in our spring display and
we l now when you have seen it
  you won't he 'satisfied to buy
fi' " ' _ i el<ewhere.
 '~' Boys' suits-the kind the boys
  like to wear. Not a iiiun's suit
  niaidezi little smaller. hut sn'-ai;
if u _ J .
styles, nobliy paftcriis, dcsignt
/ specially for young iueii_. M_any
new and desirable suits just
,/ My/ opened. Prices $375
Oihcrs upto $io.
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Chlldren`s Suits-`VVe extend an invitation to every
mother m },.i,»,g in the little three, tour and five year old
fellows just in try on some of the new and handsome
things we rm- showing \\`e can`t fe l you iii ll1l1~` Small
Space about thc many new _things we ha_\'c to sho\vCyou.
You’ll like our styles. \ ou ll like our prices too. oiiie_
and see.
Spring Shirts That Are Different
].~\.e,.y man will enjoy looking' over the iieivsliirts this
_S-smon Wryrc allowing the host sl:iirts we could .sclcct from
the output of
The Best Shirt Makers
Sw ‘i_“‘“  '"2r“P:'f.:‘.::.::f.;...35;."   “W
.tlstatareicren roi _ -
`y ° see our i.oo sims
Best shirt ever offs red for the moricy.
Men'°s Hats, Christy’s And Hawes"
The Ch,-iqtyw hats arcthc peer of niivhat sold at the
. .~ _ .V » t-I ~\i~di i fth
game Prine 'I`he niateiials are carefully cc t ini of e
_ _ _ __ my They an. my-19 specially to our order there ore
ies -'I ~ ' ‘ '  _
e kiiou 'incl guarantee thciii All sm les. color-= and .si/.¢’.s.
w ' ' 1 ‘
Prices $|.00. |-50~ 2 00 “P l° *no _
V V iamculm. ,, mm, may be about his lic:ulwca_r t ie
I '\\l'|li`;’e‘lLlr4I"l` 'ilwavs proves satisfactory. 'l`l1C)'I\l‘€ llt-Elit-
L f,-t;|,]¢ end liccoiiiing. Only to be had licrc. We carry
gollfilrgrle ctnck of tlieiii in black and all thc wanted sliades. "
Price always the same.. . . . _ . . _ . .$5.00.
Now is the Time to Buy
rpets, Rugs, 0ilcloths and _Curtains
in
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Lowest prices---Best Assortments. |
' - _' lthaiiks was moved by J. W. McDon-
_ A Brilliant Display of _aid and seconded by Wm. Bowlen.
I _.___
` There was no roduce movin
   _ `\ _lthe city yesterday Iimd quotationg 
.mained unchanged. With the except-
lion of butter which dealers quoted at
ytwenty»four to twenty-five cents a Ib__
gtha market prices remain the same as
,last reported. _ `
l owing is the o. P. R. mail being
;five hours latte yesterday the Em-press
idld not wait for the connection and
_left Point du Ghene at four-fift'y. The
gmail train arrived in this city 'last
_*night at teh o’clock bringing ri small
jnumher of passengers und a little
mail _
i A despatch from Ottawa referriiig
`to n recent meeting of Educational-
`ists representing the majority of the
dif‘fei'eiit provinces, says t'-at `i‘;'i-ue
l<)d\vai'd Island is compl':i;iiig ar-
rangements with reference to the ad-
option of a system of physical and
_military training in its schools and
also that the u hole Domiiilon will
probably take up the system.
, A correspondent writes:-~The good
people of East River, St. Mary's, N.
 are giving many evidences of
their good will towards their minis-
ter. Less than two weeks ago n
‘<~_i'o\vd of mcn gathered at the niaiise
nm] cnt a year's wood, which they
had previously hauled. Then ou thc
evening of April lst, about seventy-
tive people, young and oid, gave the
occupants of the Manse a lZ0I1\U“0
_"surprise party." After the crowd
had gathered, Donald Gunn, _une of
the good elders, took the chnir and
called the meeting to order. He then
read a well worded and very apurc-
ciative address to Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Mclloiiald, who are well known iii
this Proviiice, and presented them
with n well filled purse. Mr. McDon-
ald, who wns deeply touched lil’ this
evidence oi esteem and good-will
feelingly thanked them for their
imany kindnesses shown and especial-
fly for this gift of money, which hc
'valued not merely in itself, but for
the good spirit which prompted the
gift. After this the crowd dispersed
to various rooms of the Manse and
‘spent an enjoyable evening in social
'iiitei'coui‘se, games and music. Short-
ily before the midnight hour they
sung "Auld L'ang Styne” and bid
,"G-ood Night," leaving their minis-
.ter and his wife happy in the affec-
_tion of their people,
l An Orwell Cove correspondent
'writesz-Farmers in this vicinity are'
lhiisily engaged in cutting and haul-
iing their 'spring’s supply of longers
land summer wood. All are plcased_
.to see the well known painter, Amos
ii\’lcLeod, out again after his recent_
lateacir of ia grippe. wuiiam cook
lhas finished his contract of sawing;
'wood with his gasoline engine for'
lwilliam Dreelaii. Mr. Cook reports*
fthat his engine gives good satisfac-
'tion. Joe Nicholson purchased a`
_Clydesdale mare recently. Mr. Nich-i
;olson insists that there is money in
lliorse-raising, and intends going intfi‘
[the business on a large scale.` Missl
‘Mary Inman of Grand View spentf
her ‘Easter holidays with friendsl
at Orwell Cove. John A. Mc-,
Leod and William J. Gillis, crossed,
Orwell Bay with their sailboat,,
North Star, on March 28th, which isf
a clear sign of an early spring. Ar-_
thur Gillis is busily engaged in get-l
ting material for a large coach-
'house which he intends erecting dur-_
ling the coming summer. John M. Gil-
ilis paid _a visit to Dundee reccntly,_
and reported the roads in a very had
lconditioii. Duncan McDonald has
launched his saiIbont,~Kiiigfisher, sf-‘
iter giving it a thorough overhauling. _
lJohn McLeod has arrived home from
K'
Rly
Ev E nings l
Plea Sure
1 S eeing
Kerm E sse. 4-13dli.
--7.---its --- A-_ _---_~ -_ -v - ...--_- _
 
Pure Cream Bread
Tasty From Crust to
_ lleart.
ltisareal family loaf.
Will please you and your
children.
Try a Loaf
lt is made only at the
ECLIPSE YBAKERY-
B
D. Stewart
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Telephone 2 i r
MVS ("hHFl¢S LYUUS. (lily. lellves Miss E. Pearl Nicholson, Hunter
' Rev E J Rattee, Malpeque, was
_ ` Head Ofllces lll New Prowse B|0ck._.Cha|-Iottetownl lrnllnong l:liose_ registered at the Queen.
_ _ otcl yesterday. ,
Vl-liver, has returned home from Sum-
twean eight and ten tlhis morning.
_the Board of Trade wil'l he held to-
’night. There will probably be a full
attendance, See ad in another col-
luimi. _
l The many friends of Mrs. J. ll.
MacGregor, of the Cross Roads, Int
.48, who is undergoing treatment at
the P. E. I. Hospital, will be pleas-
ed to learn that she is steadily im-
proving.
i
' Activities along the water front in-
dicate an early resumption of the
usual summer harbor traffic. Schoon-
ers are being fitted out and tugs and
other craft are being made in readi-
ness for the coming season's work.
The tug Fred M. Batt was launched
recently and yesterday a new boiler
built by Bruce Stewart & (`o, Ltd,
was plnced in position, and she will
he ready for work shortly. The Wil-
linm Aitken is still out of the water
hut. will probably slip on the stays
tomorrow, after having received n
general o\'erhnuling.' Smaller craft
are being prepared tor tha water,
nird sail boats: The latter seem
he _becoming scarcer every year and
it is rather difficult to get a good
one at the present time as they have
ilwimlled down perceptibly in num.
ticis and nearly all of those len, an
not on the market. (ine or tivo of
the fast ones, however, are 1-epmted
lp ha_\e changed hands. While laun-
rics seem to be the popular craft in
thc siiialler class there are yet many
boat owners in the city who arc'
loth to relinquish the sport and
pIruslii'e to he derived from their
smiling craft.
_M!ll’0l‘, i\lcI.cnii, of Sussex, N. B.,
ii~r¢.ntl_i i'ccci\'c.l ri telegram aiinmm.
(ing the ihath of his tathnr Malcom ‘
.\lcI.can, at limcliestcr, grass" “.m,,.L,
he hail been i~cs_i<|iiig with his daugiji- l:
ter, Mrs <llciinie_ 'lhc deceased, who
“'05 94 .vcars of nge, was one of the
lest known ` iixcn in Prince l<Jdwnrd
island, and hail friends in all parts
of this pi'ovincc, A little over a year
uno he_ visited Sussex and was then
iii good health. Last week he siiffered
n paralytic strokr, from the effects of
which he never rallied. Mr Mclean
was a p:'rispci'oiis farmer. His wife
dicil some tive years ago. 1-Ie is snr.
\i\cd by a large family. The sons
:irc J. A. Mcheun, K. t‘., a leading
hai‘i'istci' of B|'iiig-ewatei', N, S., Rev'
»\. Mvbeau. a national figure in the
l`u-itcxl States missionary work, May-
or Mclienn, Sussex; William, North
Wiltshire. l’, ld. I., and Malcolm,
who lives on the licincstead at New
llondoii. The daughters ai'e Mrs Wil-
liaiii (‘atto, wife of n prominent ho-
tel inau in Washington, D. C., Mrs
(llc-iiirie and Mrs (‘aunon, Dorchester,
Mass., and Mrs Bunlin, New London.
'l`lie remains will he brought froni
llorcliestcr, i\las.~'_, and laid to rest
in the family plot at New Lizndon.
A very happy event, in which the
communities of Stanley Bridge anu
Cavendish were much interested, was
celebrated lin the l’resbytei'iaii church
at the former plnce ycstei day, when
Rev. John Sterling and Miss Mar-
garet Ross were united in the Holy
bonds of matrimony. 'lihe ccreiiiony
was a very joyous one and was per-
formed by Rev. Mr. Strathic assist-
ed by Rev, Mr. Sterling, brother of
the groom. The bride was attended
hy her sister Miss Winnifrcd Ross
and was given away by her hrotlier
J. S'tanlcy Ross. The groom was
supported by Rev. Mr. Miller of
Hopewell, N. S. After the ceremonv
2
such as steam and gasoline launches 
to
the bride and groonr were dri\'en to
the station where they took passage
for Summerslde from whence they
will proceed to Montreal, Toronto
and other Canadian cities, being ab-
sent on -their wedding tour for about
A month. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling were
departed on their journey hy the best
wishes of the large number of friends
_#fathered to speed them off. One of
those present said: "We gave them
rice-not by the handful but by the
hagfnl." Mr. Sterling will he much
missed by his congregation during
his absence, but all join in wishing
liini a very happy wedded life.
GllllEll llFll|_EllMlTlSM
By'Ono Box ofGin Pills.
Mr. \\'iu. Cnuty is one of the olrlesi und
best known residents of Yariiiniiili, N _.\`.
Owing fo his ad\'nricrd age Mr. Coni_v
Wm troubled with his l\`idrie_vs, wliicli
finally developed into Rliruni.iii.<in.
_Iunc '_'ud, llltlR,
"I have been boilirrcrl viiili Rlwiiiiui-
lisin for the past year :intl hnve inki-ii ii
good many different kinds of medicine
and found no relief for it.
(ine day a friend :advised nie to try Cin
Pills, so I did and after taking only one
box ol them I felt like a new iiiaiii_
lihou hi I would write you a low lines
the relief they gave me, and would advise
all siiderers from Rheuinaiisni in try (`-in
l'ills.” “'ll.l.l.~\.\l U I.\"l`\'_
(lin Pills are regarded as in fnllililc
for Kidney, Bladder and l`rin:u'_v 'l`rhul>-
les, 'l`lieyaree1|iially good for nien and
wonifn, and may he iisrfl, ii nr:-essairy, hy
rhilrlren, Gin Pills, l»_v their action on
ilie Liver, also correct Bilimisness and
Cniulipatinn, wliirli iisii;ill_\' accoiiipsiiy
Kidney and Hlnfldcr 'l`rnnlilcs_ Siiinplc
free il`yoiiiri!¢I\`aiinmil Drug&Cheinic:il
n¢pi,l’I'I 'l`nrnnio, At dcalcrs»-
6 f $2.50. 6
ts, per dnz \ i. 10
ter (fresli) pci' lb 24 to 27
ter isalt. per th 23 to 25
huge per head 4 to 5
fskins, (free of heads) 10 to 11
ts each
ulifiowers
ckciis per lb
cks per Ib
gs, per doz
wl, per iii
ese, per lb
y (loose)
y (pressed)
ts, black 411 -
ts, white
iles, per lh
i iirih, per lb
i linrd, per lb 16 to 20
Muttoii (small) per _ 7 to 14
!l’ork, carcass _ 10 to ll
lpflrk lsmlilll 12 t0 1 ' gconnmv-laswellasihelieme-lirniilincr.
‘Potatoes 25 to 30
;Straw', per cw;_ 30 M, 3,-__ arkrf-~ii»~i»=i»fi...ii.-w,-sou..»-cr-i.a.i.wa»i..r|.
[Straw ici- ton 5.50 to SGV |gAN|||;AM- [;N|||;g5 N
Turkeysi " ‘ 11' to 19| B L- |_|m|?¢q:
6
K _ .
in let; you know how tliankfiil I ani for l
,Turnips 12 to 1
A ol ‘.
Q ` _ L. " _, _ 3
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-V *_* nie oueieN°s couiur GUARDIAN”     in in mnfiii  '    
uas in the ritv yesterday
ectcd for every Wednesday and'
Saturday Issue.
(quarter) per lb 7 to 9 I
(small) perib 8 to lil
$1 to $1.30
5 to 8
10 to 14
_' 1 11 to 13
iii to is
11 to 1zl|
ni to ia
45 oo .wil - v-~ -
'10 ‘° 1°""" lteans A New loolccasr for 40c V l
"China-l,af" is one nl the gn-ales! l
rnnney _~i¢\-fin vnu ran hnvr in the house.
A i\c.nii1 nt "(`hill|~Ll<“'issiiflicient '
tn iviiikr an r\l1\,xrraiclif~vl, scoured chair
look as firshlnrlliright li nrw. .
41 to 43
8 tn ll
9 to fl;
` 4-»¢_i»..».i».ia»."cities-1.1¢"wiiigivs '
| you I nrw Desk. Rrvikriine nr lliiiing
_‘_ nom 'l‘i\hii»_ “iihivin-l.|r" is the heme
i
it in-it --mi-ra I-ir P iiutmn,y|....il.iI||i riniii, rin,
llonuul. Halifax, BI. John, Tomnlv. Winnipeg. 50
_ ._ .,  . .  _..-.-.».».».\e.~<\-.;.=.t.\t.-.t-s~_.< __ _
K 0.
50c. a -K. GY
-.- - --ll ITL 37., ~_____.; " __ _ , _,___ “_
,_ ,_ ____ __£_<’_'-_ _._..$
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“'-` A '_,,,_,.',-f&__._ Thy? Now here is thc idea---you lcok over
. _  `  ilie catalog, choose the inodel you
 ____ _   ‘ like-call at the store-leave your
_ ' 5'"   ;_~ '__ nicasure, choose the cloth that suits i
 _ _   you---either from the factory samples _
.~  -V  _`  or our dress goods stock-and that is ;
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 to your measure ` ' '
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` expert from New York. it will lie
man tailored throughout. And if
tlirough any reason it should not fit _ perfectlv, or suit you ahsoliitely, we 'V
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Could vie iii ike a fairer offer? If
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Suiting fabrics---up to the minute
'l`l~lREE IlI(I l{El’l'I/\T ORDERS on .\l< >NARCH broadclofli
within tvio weeks >t;i'i d :is zi pretty Qocd testiiiiony to the wonclffrful nierit
of this viorderliil cloth. l~`u1l 3.; inches wide-piire .\ustrali:ii1 vool, hangs'
perfectly. 'lhc one p<rfect cloth at 1.75 per yaid. The real thing has the
name and price sta mped on the back of the goods. \\f`at¢li fc; the n;ime--
which is your iusiirance of satisfaction.
A splendid new t Icrmaii broadcloth Pure all wool wide Suiting Venet- | _
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next thing in town io .\lonarcli...l.75 ian, all shades . _ . _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _ ___98¢-  _ _ _
A great range of pretty suitiiigsiii llard finish iyofsteds in all the 
plain'aud shadow stripes. . . . .  .69c newest patterns.,  _
We have the finest dress goods department in the ¢ify_ The things  it
that arc newly good arc here-and our prices are much lower on account of  E
our ONE PRICE SELLING SYSTEM.  .1
_ Wonderful Range Of New Trimmings Just ln Frnm Fi-“mg And Saxony, 
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House
Supplies
including
Furniture Polish,
Silver Polish,
Disinfectant Soap,
Insect Powder. _
Moth Balls, *
can be had at our store at
right prices.
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Cleaning . 
‘ the common chocolates- 
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Z coiiiliiue the delii ions dain-
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°~ tion at ioc to 75c per pack-
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colate perfection. `. livery
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fresliiiess and cleanliness.
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nn. :Ernest McLeod, merchant, has _ _ ._ . _ _
lreturned home from Charlottetown. .  Th! X _bee the NcwOr¢ll‘g@ “ "Ol _ X / \
Miss Mary McDonald has retuinerli P‘inl°ss Sticks for the nails also mil
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:home after n lengthy visit with John l  _ l enamel_; and poiishcs. The / P I P I ,
l(;~___“n<lI §_;'S___l\_lc__Leod, tI.ynd_alte. F_i?in~l P cathirtlc " X MacKinnon Drug Co. X3. a . m e r S e r u m e S
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l rince of Wales College. _ ache. break up colds and ward off levers. , are nimto hr .\i~|o<_i l".1Imor of .\` rw York
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Our aystcrn of carpet cleaning will make your carpet as fresh
and clean as new. Germs, dust and dirt completely exteriiiin-
ated by the only suit carpet cleaning in vogue. '
V Face, back and warp tlioroughly cleaned. The charges are
real reasonable-4c per square yard. Wouhln`t the assurance
that _vnnr carpi-is are perfectly cl:-aiied and smiit:ii'_\' lu' wni-ili double' thi-
\':iliic:\Iom°? For n |iltle.¢-xlrn wc will take up and rcplari- your i‘;ii‘|\cl.
l‘hone 79-1 and our if-am will fall for _vour czirpci.
MARK w|¢|(;|||‘._. Newsoii Block
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