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PIANO
BARGAINS
'lfhid is your chance to
get a good piano cheap
- Read about them»
then come and see
them.
BARGAIN N0. l `
Grand Square. Rose-
wood case,-carved
legs-7% Octsves. In
perfect order-Good
full tone-Original
price't $6oo-Our
$120
special price $120.00.
This piano was made
by R. S. Williams &
Sons,’1‘oronto and is
smtp at me agure-
BARGAIN No. 2
Grand uare-One oi'
f thebestsgerman makes
-1,‘ Qcteves. ,splendid
grlctloe - instrument,
p oeewood and Mahog-
ohny chseifdarted legs,
$so__-:‘.,r~"::'..=:#;.fo:::.
"1 ff* 
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at our warercoms and in-
lfect them.= ‘Done in the first
*nurse are  _
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Pl \q
P Slaters.
We think it 9.
pleasure to show
_ you them--never"
in the Slater
period had we bet-
ter lines to show
you. Our stock
is all in and every
 pair up-to-date. ~
Prices  
  $3.50 and
$5.00.  
, Come in and in-
spect for yourself.
_ Ai1eyZ& co.
Received to-clay direct from
Vtlpe Mills.
Royal Stuart,
Fedora,
Gypsy. e
_ Beacon,
in bbls and % bbls at
BEER it Goff
..“ ‘_ U -_
imo»sdri_-eu u_uo;~ouuo.
` smsfsrxm  
W w ;' 
fret w ,~» .- -ltu-5 5;.-~
tile ‘_ hm;
~ 0 _of Lowell, Mass., Hugh and Nell of Rum-
_whose devotion to hes mother was sincere
1, -»-.
vw
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v rsoH formal cum M -v»u’v.v vo
 inm¢q`~s¢~m|1t»<n.v.'i_ae1; om- ,Knuhr»°10°hwI»u.on the wmv of
` W’ 1”" °-russia." sro... m..\n°.-me ima. -risen-emu me rua av. swanum the
ery nies M. sp.,m. Osruudsy mules may mn, denarm-ser the oveninz train 1°# 01°
3 V V _ __ , __ _ _ _
- _ - _TM ~p,_ ni. there will be ta Maritime Provinces. At 6pm before a
mmf”   lecture on' “China -its lsiaennlnber oft!!! Klsisiilgf 
_ an " tam, 1 andauneraseriloewaa s I e v
1°°‘f‘°‘”'   setter ‘nasal-nas- madness” -mr
' Rey W iu.fos save# years mis-
Tnntollowiog tive sohooosrs loaded by
"WrishtBr\cs.,eallad ho Orapaud this
weakvia:~ Eva  with
KM hnehalarpotatees; Slow Quan he
,__Non,hSydasywIhl»o beeiuisais, we
obllhol  \¢r¢.l0 Wal of IIN;
llivslunoiue nay was www-
D0fl¢ll.WBlllll0ltl,N hllolhay,
'__li\‘swsaAsqsastit.v's¢ tsmtse, easrsts,
Iemfiasynewa- ns. Banu wus mo
tgtnslietneteeees, mo beam eau. aoo
‘tubal cumin. l.aa__~ee bushel-su-mu;
,lterthpsar for st. Poms with isoo harm
to`ats,lii0 bushel potatoes and 40 yonogpiga.
, Annan! Psalms:-Itia pleasing to learn
'that llre Thomas Donn., of Summer-yiila,
who was suifering from a see sro illness
is steadily’ impsovinir.-J L Power of
Summerville who has been on an extended
itnlp tothe _Inited States recently return.
ed home.-Miss Mary Acorn of Albany
Plains was a passenger by the Northam-.
beriand this wean en route hz Bost:n.- A
period of ueeriy two years having elapsed
without school, the ratepayers of Elliot-
vale after many disputes, have iiually
built alarge school which is a credit to
the district. The new building is about
two hundred yards south ot the old site.
Tha Hibernian whose loss near Corlroy,
N lid., was reported in our despatches
yssterdayis a vessel of 5,000 tons gross,
and was built in i902. She was in Halifax
for the first time on May 0,when she was
on a voyage from Liverpool to Mouireal,
but could not proceed up the gulf u ac~
count of ice. Leaving Halifax next day
she was able to not to Montreal,aud sailed
from that Port on Saturday morniumwith
the following cargo, which was valued at
$250,000: 54,000 bushels of corn, 56 tous of
cheese. 138 tons of hay, 002 cattle, 175
standard of deal, 1,500 sacks of llour, and
86.tons‘ f general suudries. The vessel
herself $3 valued at $300.CKl0.
Tnsluzd parted this life at Churchill
'ou Friday the 13th lust.,of pneumonia,
Catherine, beloved wife of Neil D. Mc~
Fudyeu in the 08th yearof her age.
The deceased was lu failing health dur-
ing the past. few years although being
able nearly always to attend to her daily
avocltion until nine days previous to her
death. She wasthon taken lll with
pneumonia and ou Friday morning passed
peacefully away from this world of trials
and sorrow tothe rest that remains for
God's people. The funeral service was
conducted by her pastor Rev. Daniel
McLean, who spoke in the highest terms
'nf her as ,hey had known her for
the past twelve years. She leaves
to mourn a husband five sons
and two dauahters, Donald A.
ford»Falis, Mnlne,Jarnos C. now in Winni-
pez, Mrs. Chas. Frizzle, New Haven and
John G. and Catherine atbome.
Osrruanr,-Ou Friday the 13th of May
l904,there passed from the scenes of earth -
to the Joys of the better land, the soul of
Mrs. Catherine Match of Mount _ Herbert,
Lot 48, P. E, I , at the age of 75 years.
Mrs. Munch was an estiinabie neighbor, a
kind and adectionste friend,a worthy and
consistent member of the Methodist
church from her early days. But it may
well be said that her home was her palace
whore her presence and services were
royal._ She was an ideal wife and mother.
ceased her nearly three years). She
DQ _
her tongue was the law ct kindness. She
Her children aries up and call her blessed.‘
Mrs. Match had the rare satisfaction of
seeinn her five sons all very comfortably
settled ilu, the neighborhood of her
ovru residence. There is one married
daughter, one o widow, and one aimle,
and'aifeetlonate,'te the end of her moth_er‘e
urs. In the jassah or Hn. Mama thi
the church the
attended hy
deceased.
,.l.ii£ll. .lliiliisi w"_°'=°-r
41 _ "V017  . '
`=iehop of 0hu°l.otteil0\Yl.'1!l0~ Wil ll
Rivers pcstoihce hasjust received an
immense safe, which, it is hoped, will
and comes from Toronto. , ,
o nad her mouth with wisdom and in ills cf a valuable horse that the Vet. had
nterilertionotl D i v i s i o 
iven up,witha few bottles of' MIN~   A   " _‘_._/,',"f]'fffk
looked wail to the wap sum nowhere. anus LINIMENT. ~ ( 7 l\ ~ Q.-;_‘ `
§ `_.
li
thi!
onthe lit
an smvee is
~ Moa ` atomalqfsn the 16th where
uwuninb mv :rename
- ' no _ P ui is .b Be
1f..°='i.."!s,}"."».'i"‘u£.fT., J‘I.,.i§‘.°n.i.-mf
J uetloe U\nan,DrE I Hnllolb. J Mercier
ma 'ugtis mean.” The bod: vu
conveyed to t'he.‘_0inb .House 0_1 05°
which the bodywaseseorted tothe G PR
om-»¢m,.ri.»u¢» Dons»ty,.mm¢ sumo,
F Odrran, F'8u\'voyor J Iiroiet' 'PJ Mo-
osmay, or .1 sions-.sia,rrm,m nga.
M; Wickham, nhasuuiy, Ir
‘Kearney, Dr 'Ia'!¥lloh,'-.T
Ward. Dr
Sullivan.
uaaapothen. that the
Olllrlowqiilfll
Moooten
ieextesdsd to
of the late Dr
blhlllsl Island by his _hi-other
Knightslo Montreal audi by his lame
circle .ol friends in McGill Univmlt!
W
o
ass
i-
B-
F'
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here he graduatedlwith distinguished
h non a few years |0-
Are You troubled
by Sleeplessness P
Over-wrought Nerves Cause the
Trouble-Build Up. Fortlfy the
Nervous System with Ferrozone
Then You Will Sleep Sound-
ly.
There is probably no remedy that soothes
the nerves and drives away gross lcug
nights of wakefniness like srrozone.
Every pernu whose sleep is restless
I-hnu d use Fcrrozoue like Mr. J. H. Mc-
IGaw, who writes from Saskatoon as fol-
ows:-
“I was bothered with insomnia last
summer to such an extent that
my health almost broke down. I was
frightfully nervous. If it had gone on
much lonuerjl would have been a ph; sic 1
wreck. I read about Ferrozone and cou-
....  .. .....°|u€e,f§ “_ wgsd th?
, . .sox nee e .
~ Ferrgzone - bought six boxes
I Brings Iauahtnek one mini?
~ - wit every mea .
' Restful Sleep 'change was at once
~---  -  ~.. » - -nutibeabie. I noloug-
er labored under such great mental
excitement and was able to bake things
more cfuietly. Ferrozoue improved my
digest on, picked up in spirits and
streouth,and in a comparativelyshort time
Sleep came the minute -my head touched
the plllow.Ferrozoue completely rehabili-
tated my system and has made me a diff- '
erent sort of man altogether.
Don’t wait until your condition becomes
nervous prostratlon; it's hard to cure.
Take Ferrozoue regularly and the cause
of your sleepless nights will be removed.
It always cures insomnia.
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_ MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS Y STORE!
. _ I
is _    975
_and iimbrelias
»`~/2'.. »~ ' '
 Stanley .Br s
~ Pi » .
J' . U ` . {' 4. _-
__ _ _ -  '- ~ =- e
'1 I  _x L 1’
 jill; aesesi styles in both. long and
_ ,‘,`_ 1 . I'
0 short garments dlrcd from thc mak
ers in Great Britain-all sizes ai pop
uiar prices $4.35 to $11.50.
Umbrellas
Made of tliyexbcst materials, Strong
frames, Paragon ribs, and an elegant
assortment of handles~-all prices.
Stanlevbros
wr ' 15-*"1"-_.of3i`=`i‘;;"‘---~"l "f
Do you want a barrel ? We carry all the leading i brands in 4
stock which include the following.-
BEAVER. QUEEN C|TY, FIVE ROSES
DELIGHT. 1 |LLS|N'S PRiDE.0G|L\/IES.
PARKDALE.PURlTAN, OBELISK.
LOWEST PRICES.
€»A|<Z§?§3N éc ii
Phone ua, ‘Bran, shorts and cornmeal for sale by the bag
Ferrozons is the ureatest health-giver, .-
the most valuable tonic, that money can k _
_ _ _ A. -_-___-_~ -_______,_e__vA_--_-*A _ V_v_v______-_~ -____ A _ _-_- - _ _ _
buy. It will bring you lastio strenuth.
vigor one health, at small guest. Only
Fr-rrozono can do this so be sure that no
dishonest dealer substitutes somethin8
represented “just as cond." No other
remedy is so good as Ferrozone, price 50s.
per box or six boxes for $2.50. at ‘all drun-
gists or N.C. Poison & Co.; Kingst/on,0u*.
Aisle sire Fon runes mvtns.
Thanx mvrus, May 18.~Ths Three
be'h burglar proof. It weighs 9,000 pounds
Hawaiiana P
For the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the
` Leading .Studio
cannons ' ~
ILATINOTYPES
ITISTS PROOF!
GEO H COOK and Go-carts
lllilillblllir
A Procession of
Baby Carriages
NSW DQRIBAY ILOCK.
The Btudiowhzrt baby is always
welcome.
3;.
-"at

Thou. W. Payne, of Bathurst, saved the
 _.i
lillny ilu” '
“because”
illlilliy
aaileilerilevveee
, _
P" P°‘”¢ MNIIN
#W4 #ul A \e1'|i 1
the allsueosaaml
EXPERT OPTICIAN,
Alfred A. Taylbr, of Margaree, says:   C0, `\ 1
“The heart of her hssbsnd safely ,trusted "ons some or Mlnanrrs LINIMENT
in |l8l'- SM did him [Nd \li__n0t Wil All curhd a swelling of the gamble joint, and
the days oChle life. (Her husband pre-de- saved a horse worth $140.00." I
Commeudng Monday Mays nge; steal-nan
leave lt. John Mondays, Wednesdays and
P . .
` port, Penland and Boston
from _ .
HUIBA Wedlddnya and Fridays at obo a. in
'through tickets on sale ak prineipsl railway
_P’R stations and hqjage checked to deltinsiio
A ‘ Pennine (diving at l¢._John on filling
orrsvionstodhingeaa p direct to r
ll no- are io have new go-carts or car-
A
|‘  L  saa`m.|-las fun.
W G L33.ll¥l\.l¢.,YOUl,l.l.
A.l.KLNl¢0l,0.P.l'l'.A.
¢U.Vlll A»Ul'L‘Ill, v. P. l G 'i Hauser.
ht' M"”t“ neun wurr. m>s¢sa.an».` '-
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a1_.QQ\,- ‘W _, ~
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idaya afla m (Bundud) for Luhec, Easl-
EETURNING
lo¢on, vie Portland, Eastport and Lnbec
When all the new Babies who
d lake mhinbenh orstatstoom for the ¢
il-freight via this linelainsnred against Ire “ages have been to our store and
_have been wheeled away in one
and another of the many beautiful
new ones displayed there. what a
splendid procession they will
make. We really have the hand-
.  .omest lot there ever ha
.  '  bw' in *h* dt *° ik
 lillOl I H _ 2 LJ * I _ '.,frsm, and would rishiiaying shit
__ _
was im
_ SWEET-
gzrcel of HUMANITY
bundled away in one
Our prices for go-carts and car
tives Speak for themselves.
e also extmd n s,;°|:dol invite
tion to every one to it our were
rooms
| 
i&& aihl
new homes
to bottom at rock bottom
Paton & Co
Mailers Store; 
Souria, P. E- Inland.
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