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QUEER METHODS or oo|UR'rsH1P iiwr by llstcninz-
- - It seems wonderful and the
3 -"__ _ _    reason is quite clear. ' Thriiiiéh the
_» Some customs prevailing in certain! lo” of their sense of seemg_ they
DHHS Ol the Svllflan have 50°" de ,hnic to rely absolutely upon tholi
1SU`ll’°d li? Aftill P9’3l\a~ WN* Fecenuvi   lsense of hearing to tell thcm what is
-made a journey up the Blue and_ heppening around them.
_wiiite Nile. 'riie geniiniiiiii is i_:1in». Doctor Sald That Soniotlmo lla_ There are __e,,_,m, _mints which
ister 0| E\ll1\‘8»l2i0I1 ill Eilylif. Bn ll\` ' »slionld ever be borne in mind by all
his l@U*"`S £0 his Wil” KW” 8'" “°'l “NIM ‘°"rc°m° out 0' on.. lSroiits who wish to cultivate their
count of his expericiireis, which is -- .in-nge (if lipai-ing, ,‘ ‘
now publisliral lu ri book rallt-.ll
Q "l~Inglund in the Solidnii." ,
'nie Most, Ai friie Price    . 
\\e make no supe
rnatural claims for
"PROGRESS BRAND" CLOTHING.
\Ve have never said that “Progress Brand"
Clothing is tlie_“fiiicst in the world".
VVe have never stated
BRAND” SUIT :it $15, “was better than any
custom tailor could make for $50.”
But what we do u
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“ PROGRESS BRAND ”. CLOTHING is the
best in Canada at the Price.
]ust compare zi “Progress Brand” Suit, with any
other suit rctnileci :tt the same price, and von ~
will see why inore and more men are adopting
the sen sible, niou cv-sa
“PROC RESS BRAND” Suits and Overconts.
The spring styles :ire uniisnnlly litiiidsonie.
Mani: Aim onaimivreen iw
§‘\ .. . _ _ _ dare not ` ' . 
if. ‘ ~ H. VINEBERG si co. LIMITED, Mowrneat “W mmf °f “nfs »=»<1\1\»m= he looked down  immediately
that a “PROGRESS
arantee is this-that
viiig plan of_weariug
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iilieic the uoiiien he say _ ‘heLn1 to_
_have passed the limits of even Anieri-f
‘can women." and he nnivelv adds
that but for tlie distance from Cairo
and the wildness of the country he
_would willingly pass several mouths`
,in order to learn the meaning of vir-
ftue in both t.he ancient and modern
sense of the word.
“One girl may have as many as
from seven to fifteen woers, who
court and flirt with her for a whole
year in sight of her parents. They
not only visit her in her dwelling to
mount guard outside licr room, going
so far even as to keep watch within
her room in order to be at ber ser-
vice in case she should awake.
"1f she asks for water, as many
calabaslies of water are odered to her
as there are lovers in attendance.
Should she desire to pr calls on her
lrieiiils, the whole of her lovers oder
to carry her palanquin, and azaiii it
is the aspirants to her hand who im-
dcrtiike to anoint her with butter
ship lasts for a year, at the end of
which period the beauty must make
her choice. When she does so the un-
successful wooers go off to repeat
their performance with another girl."
These maidens are black and nom-
inally at least Mohammedans, but in
Many eople may be unaW_&r¢ 0( NY' `1
ing nnytiiing wrong with their heart till
some little excitement, overworki 0'
confinement in an overheated or over-
crowded room or public building makm
them feel faint or dizzy. _ _
If you neglect the warning the ali%h_t
feeling of dizziness gives_y0Ui Bild ml
to take treatment, there wil be ti grsfhlhl
prog-ression to something mow SBl'l°\-\S-
_There is no reason you should WH"-
til your case becomes dmperiw b°f°"°
you avail yourself of s. Rerfect cure 5?
using Milbum’s Heart an Nerve Pill!-
ui. F. s. ciiiiie, Wheatley. Ont-
writes:-"It is with gratitude I tell how
'our Milburn’s Heart and NGFVG Pllll
Iienefited me. I was very Wwk 11-Hd \'““
down, and had headaches nearly N917
day and would very often faint away.
‘ ln fact, my doctor said that sometime
I would never come out of one of them.
mei- taking zines boxes gf your Pills I
am glad to relate that it os hem B
num er of _years since I hi”/° had 1*
fiiintin spe and scarcely have h_ad_&
headaciie. Too much cannot be said in
raise of Milburn’s Heart and Nor”
l)’ills for in me they have effected 2- PU"
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ci ery morning. The period of court- ecP__fcuer;0°_ pa b°x_ or 3 for 51__25_
At all dealers or mailed _direct Uh
receipt of rice by The T. Milburn C0..
Limited, Tidronto, Ont. _
Kssume the post of coinniand. 'l`he
strongest and most hot-headed man
beat his wife for he would
I they hm” “tue to leaf" The Sllllr and would be unable to find a second
liiks of tli Whit Nil th th _
‘~_5_;,Q,i, sou) w|-|11A¢;UA|;,\N-mc; By __ _ C `_L‘ 'ci 90 0 0 CY wife to succeed his first. _No mission
' _ _&l1<. are so fai as possible from he- ary effort affects the Shiluk woman;
  iugve M°hBi'“m°d““"" Yet their “'0\"l10l1 it is praeticallv impossible to con-
_ _____ ° ia simi ar llrivilel-rcs. ' vert her either ‘to <`hristiaiiit.y or to ‘
_ l _ _ _ _ _ ' ; '” v _' I "With the lvlhillks it is the woiiicn Islamism, for she is the guardian and
i ,i i, < I u ,r 1,, 7 e g M h lhat rule the household, thc young d¢.D,,sitm~y gf tim Sliiiliilf traditioiis, _ .
’ u T n a g a n “"""‘-`“ th°'“5°lVcS th!" "h00S° fllfiif r<‘lif?.ion and historival iziistoiiiri." i
1_ liusbaiids, and that, once married -i------ " '
lit-niembcring, in the first plaon,
that the ear is nn cxtrcmelr delicate
organ, and one which it is very easy _
to damage for life. Never fiddle about
with your ears, by putting the corn-
ers of handkerchiefs, ends of match-
stocks or hairpins in them, ‘as many
boys are fond of doing. Any wax
which collects in the hollow of the
ear should be carefully removed with
a moistened piece of soft cloth or
flannel.
Never strike anyone on. the ear.
The drum of the ear is only a. very
delicate, tightly-stretched membrane,
or thin skin, and a single “box`on
the car" may injure it seriously", per-
haps causing deafness for life.
Again, after washing the head, do
not forget to dry the hair. Neglect to
do so very often causes a cold in the
head. and when proper precautions
are not taken, life-long deafness may
be the result. Remember this when
taking a "dip."
Then, when speaking to each other,
do so as quietly as possible. Alwavs
avoid shouting, unless necessary. In
this way you train the ear to be
alert for the softest of sounds. Keep
in mind. as an example, that best of
all scouts - the Indian -- quiet,
thoughtful, attentive, his ear ever
ready for the slightest sounds. Read
about him and imitate. liim. _
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P D £0515 N0 Mon-in
THAN THE ORDINARY KINDS
CONTAINS N0 ALUM
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 Display of Ladies’
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il _‘ l~‘,_, i-eetly shows what fashion has decreed correct
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A;»;__»;_»|` 253 ' <
for this year. All sane and popular styles are
shown, nothing has been overlooked in selecting
this liigli-grade stock.
_` _ i _ ‘ _ For quality we know you will be delighted
 » with these suits. They are hand tailorcdliy
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niastcr men tailors, :ire in beautiful fabrics and
finislicd cxqiiisitcly. See them---get our pi‘icc.~;_
Reuben 'Tuplin £3 Co.
P)u1nbgr5_ lgppg I<|fter3__ Sheet I7-0n\ _ f ' ` 'riis iiN'i‘iQiHy or noir.  __ _  P E _
lt is pointed out bv n sticntifii enung on’
I orkers ` ‘     """i”°l"p°"“" that "`“i`y I°°Ii° 'mi I  
‘ I mieiatc that soap icccivei. its name _._
_ _  iii»~.v opiri fin' Iiii~~iiic_s» ziiiil .~-olicit ii share of the work in their    from the town nf iqnniiiinn "cm C,,._,,_ _.i._.__- _ _ _
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IILU3; _ _ __ _ _ ua. 'l`lic wife of ii fish_rrinlin_ of that  Relievcd by  E_ pink.
lliorougli iiorkiiiciusnip giiarirtteil-~-proirpt attention to orders-» ’_"“ l'->“’“- “filing h"aU"l l.“‘.°f “"1” "1 5
reisniifibie inns if i ' I ` " 'Y Gi" PM-5 ` "~‘»~'**’»‘ “¥“"°*="”f°“_ “`i"“_ "“.",*`_"“- ham’s Vegetable Compound
, - tl us cciilentall li. if vricd this toni-
SSII P 0.) Sydney Sfrtel T¢I¢pI\0n¢  ANN/iroi.iS. N_S iiiisitiiin. Many ysélihliirs believe that Dewittvim, V Y ___ -.B,._fm.‘._ 1 “turn  M B R 
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oii l`1<:-' l< iii ou _` S  l L7 ` .-\l{_ _ Nl; §_»I‘§i` .\ I~<Ti\lE.\§'l"
‘I am over 80 years of age and have k t th t _ _ _ . f _ ,_
been suierin with Kidney and Bladder :Egg ;;a30;?m2gX::,y ;.ide;,_.gn;,1e;_;f Ud to take LYd\‘\ P~__{_)_l"l(‘_l_;‘_*_’_“ ?__?__ihe]
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" f T';’:_bl§f°_‘;6§tei_'; y__°g’;‘__1I tool; :1v(;c,:?r:°' port. of the contrary opinion. I‘lierc is  ______“__. '~,.; Sug{,i,~,.,1 ,uinriy an Pine 'free ]‘|mo{hy
box of GIN PILLS.
l have taken six boxes ofGIN PILLS
altogether but got relief before I had
taken near that amount. I had to get
up some nights every fifteen minutes
and had to use an instrument before I
could urinate.
Now, I can lie in bed four or fire hours
without cttin ii i. I can say \li.'it(3lN
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l\`C` lll Olll‘ \'l_Ill)lU\` COIIIPCI-
mit s:iilniiil.'<~i's= wud c in §;fu'ir;iiite:- your satisfaction in
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IN THE STUD
Baron Wood
Trotter foaled io<>7 Buy Ilorsc
15 3.4 hands weighs io5o lbs.
Baron Vi/'ood is zi rcnirirkribly
liaiidsome liorsv llc to-ik first pri/.e
at thc Aiiiliurrat lli>i'~.t: tilioiv iqio so-i-i-t. 'i‘hi.=i |ii-bpm-ty in niiniit izi
also first :it (`li'io\\'ii lixliihitioii
I9io.I{e is iib.~;oliiLi;ly ,~ouii<l,_ .stands
right on every foot, neu-ds no boots
except for racing.
I-Ie is Sircd by that good Sire
“Oakley Baroii” who has the best
lot of Colts to credit ever sired bi
aStallion on I’.l€.l. 5 of his Colts
aged 2 and 3 years iiiirlcix-lopc<l
have sold for$i45o.oo
Wild \Vood tha- dam of llziroii
“'0od was sired by Proiicli-i' 2.18
I-4 the fastest lroliiiig Stallion ever
raised on P, l~`.. l. his scciiinl dum
was sired by Preizplof 2-2-‘i “"1 Ol'
Nutwood the \\'i>rlil`sgrciitest brood
mare sire, third dum Abrlallalr .\ll
the fast P.  I. tioltcis are froin
Provider or Prcifptor ilziins Baron
'Wood has the brcciliiig to fill the
bill
His full sister Queen Oakley won
the 3 year old race this .spring :it
Sydney, C. B.. healing Coiniiiodors
and ;\c_liillers.Qucen Oakley is said
to be the fastest trotting filly in
Nova Scotia.
Baron V\'oocl is ready to trot :iiiy
Stallion of his age on l’. l~1.l. Oak
ley Baron Colts excepln-fl
Iiitenilingl_ii‘ccders plezisc will :ind
see Baron Wood before _brccdiiig
your best mares lic will plz-asc you.
Baron Wood will iiizikc tlii- sea-j
son of Igii at 254 Kent Street;
King Square. Tciiiis $io.oo cash!
or note due Nov. ist, lisiizil rciuriii
privilege. <
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Owner.
__“`"dS““2""_ ___ ____ _ lThc Twenty Fifth Session
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G. D. Wright
Funeral l)irei‘iu| and viii- _
balmer-Mies A Fi-.rgi|soii,l-:idy
Assistant-Persoiial .-\ticiitioi<
and Prompiiiess Giianmteed.
Ambulance calls answi-re-il av
ahortest notice.
SPECIALTIES
Dlllnfscting and Fumigatiiig
Furniture Repalrod and Re-
ugholntoi-ed.
Q llont Salesman made to order,
` lfilfdi ._ " a.i5- ,
..n'°is:°'r=i"=' i
Summer School of Science
iwill he held at Fredericton, N. B.,
July 12th to Aug. 2nd.
llsh Literature, Agriculture-School
Gardcnln , etc. will be lven
$20 each are offered for competition.
Four of these will be counned to P.
iii. I. Teachers.
‘Auction Sale
I The subscriber offers for sale at
:iiictioii on Wednesday, 10th at 12 0'-
rlock noon, her large double house
iinil lot nt 30-38 Upper Hillsboro
lf-rf. ividc by X2 dnvp, and extends 20
fcct north of the house and 54 south,
the latter supplying a splendid lawn
with fruit and sliafle trees. 'I"lie house
is well built and in good repair. Is
fitted with modern conveniences. Has,
besides pantries and bathrooms, ten
moiiis in one part and nine in the
other.
Mrs. ('b:irlotte S. Wellner.
li. liciiirsto, Auctioiicciu
5-8d5i.
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Stcziic lvcs every 'l`ue.sday :it
noon, for llawkcsbuiy, Halifax
:ind liostori.
FARES
ist (,`la.‘i!l $||_0u
_ziiil Class io.20
lioiiiid Trip |8.5o
ltcfuriiiiig siuiiinirr loaves BOSTON
S.-\`l`l'Rl).-\\'S AT f\‘OOi\`.
For |`urllir-r infornizitioii apply lo
'l`. NICOLL
Agent, ('liarlolli:towii.
.|-zgdrllifjni.
Buck tex _
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No Better Hat at Any Price
-OF THE-
Courses in Natural Sciences, Eng-
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Scholarships ln value from $10 to
Drop B card for calendar to
J. D. Seaman, i
_G3 Bayfield street, Charlottetown,
secretary
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4-lfdturtf. T?”"' o.A.suiiiii» siiiii. r.s.i. icy. _._
i always keep a box in the house."
l \V. H. PIERCE.
l Do as Mr. Pierce did-write us for i.
_ free sample box of CIN PILLS and sec
_ for yourself just how much they will do
for you,-then buy the regular sizeboxcs
at your dealer’s~-5oc, or 6 for $2.50.
GIN PILLS are sold with a positive
guarantee of money back if they fail to
i 've prompt relief. National Drug and
gliemieal Co., Dept.P-E . Toronto. 51
 _ Toronto are sold
M ` "/ only in’ this box
 The original
 oiii Pius niiiae by
 National Drugand
~ "'-;j;__  Chemical'Co. of
~  Canada Limited,
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SYNOPSIS 0l" CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULA’I'IONS.
ANY person who is the sole head ol a
family, or any male over 18 years
Old. ma homestead a quarter section of
availablve Dominion land in Manitoba
Saskatchewan or Alberta. The applicant
Lands A enc or Sub Atenn for the dis
trict. Egtry hy proxy may be made at
any azency on certain conditions, by
|q.i.uer.m_0ther scn.dauzlitei‘ brother or
sisteijof intending homosteader.
Duties-; Six months' residence upon
and cultivation of the land ln sech_of
three years. _A hom_estender may live
within nine miles of his homestead on ii
farm of at least 80 acres _soleliowned and
occupied by him or by his fat er. mother,
son, :laugh sr brother or sister. _
In certain districts a homestander in
zood staiidinz_ mav_ pre-empta Qnart_er~
section alongside his homestead. Price
B3 00 ppr acre! _
Duties.-Must reside upon the home-
stead or pre-emrtion six months in each
six years from ate of homestead entry
(including the time rsquirsd to earn
homestead patent) an cultivate fllty
acres extra. _
A homesteader who has exhausted his
homestead rizht and cannot obtain apre-
emption may enter lo_r a.purc_h 'used home-
stead in certain districts, l’r_ica 33.00 per
, acre.-Dutles.--Must reside six months in
each ofthreo years. cultivate fifty acres
and erect a house worth $100.00.
W. W. COBY.
Do ut of the Minister ofthe Interior.
N E-Jnauthorieed publlc_ation of this
advertisement will no be paid for. _
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P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY
mommencjnz 7Vlo|i<_l»iy._ April zith, imi.
’l`ri\inii will run daily, hunilay except;-il
ns. follows:
Trains Outward 'Vrnins inward
Roni! Down. ltciul Up.
P M P.iv1.A M. _
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rains are run by Atlantic Standard
known to the ancient. Romans. '
THE CARE OF THE EARS.
vate their hearing-power?
_ Lydia E. l’inkli:im’s Vegefa . -
FHW things are of more value to pound, made from roots :ind herbs,
U10 SUOUI than tllv bossessiou nf u actually does cure these obstinate dis-
sharp ear. and wt how many of the eases of women. and that every such
scouts who are iciuliiii; these words suffering woman owes it tc herself to
have done anything at all to ciilti- atleast give Lydia l<].l‘iiikliam’sVcge.
Why is it that a man who is blind “UK to an 0Pel`3l'i0Ui 01' BIVIDK “P
can usually hcnr so very much bet- l10I’e0f1`e°0VefY-
ter than one who is not? We know M',s_ pinkham nf Lynn, Mass”
how blind men are able to recognize invites all sick women to write
l>eYS0\1S by their Sttlls- TINY know her for advice. She has guided
exactly what is going on near them, thgiigiinrls 1,0 hgalth and her
Plnkham Medicine Company of Lynn
Mass., which prove beyonda d_<;_ubt(_tliat
P .om
table Compound a trial before submit,-
F arm for Sale
Win llrw Station
or F. H. l-IORNE, City
|.29dtts2wpd.
- " - ~ advice is free.
'l‘li ndersi nnrl olfrrsfo s a rm
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:5.i'1f-_“i:s:.°r.f.i‘;;.iJ:.'.ir.a"°..iii:“1..;.~: 7710 0 7C€ -
s_‘_‘_;'0‘l(;l';¥‘;_;_§’_‘{__‘_‘de;_’_["’h“'d ‘Ulf-l"\"\f' Chufclb All accounts due the late firm of
' '~ 'IlN0.'l‘_C|-1owAN Peake Bros. & Co. are required to be
settled within the next ten days at
the office of Buntain, Bell ol: Co., 36
Queen Street, where receipts will be
granted for same. All unsettled ac-
must appear in person at the Dominion 1-* _
Fire Insurance
For rates in the P. E. Island Mutt
Fire Insurance Companies on Farm Build
inzs. Churches. Halls, Schcolmlzlouses
Cheese Factories, Water Mills. etc, etc
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"P I o. D. BELL, ici sydney si
Phone 05
counts after that date will be placed
in attorney’s hands for collection.
I By order of
_ F. L. I-IAS'/LARD,
. G. W. HANDRAHAN,
Executors.
' Charlottetown, April 21st, 1911.
4-2ldtf.
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EAsnERN
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Between Sf. John And Boston
FARES
_CIIARl.()'I"I`E'I`OWN T0 B()S'I'UN
First Clan $|2,20
Second Clans |0,20
STEEL l‘.l'l_‘I*}AMSIIII’ CALVIN AUSTIN
for Ein-itport, Luhon, Portland :incl Boston
and Saturdays at 7p. ni_. for Boston direct.
Returnin|z`loavcs Union Wharf Boston,
Mondn_ys at Da; in- and Portland at 5.00 p
m._for iubec. Iaaatport _for Bt. John. _and
Friday at 9._00 a. ni. for ht. John via hast-
port, omitting Portland. _
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STEAMSIIIP LINERS
LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE
ST..I0l~lN,HALlFAX,LOND()N HISRVIUE
From London Bteamevs From Halifax
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lil _ Rappahannock May lil
Bteamer From Halifax
April iiith Durango May :i
“ 29 Tabasco “ 1
May ill Almeriana I
The above steamer! have a llmited_ac
commodatlon for saloon passengers.
Passenger and Freight Agents forthe
Allan Lino Steamship Oo. at Halifax;
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ONE CLASS CABIN (Second Cabin)
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WHITE STAR _
Sailing Alternatoly with the
'I`eulonic-Canada- Dominion
mnintaininza weekly service of ex-
ceptlonal merit by a inefleet of twln
and triple screw stoamfrs replete
_wlt_l_ist..I;;_~_i¥latest devices or comfort

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soy icraci‘iics i~i|ii~i-.cs 'niisicn wasi-  _ig pains. :iiii ini _n
ini' liiieii witn her servaiitii, lic fails  `_,& , _voiitiiiiioils pain iii Peas vctches
to mention any .siibstniicc except. wa-  ¥-  my_ loft sii_l1‘.___ lg corn Buckwhggi '
ter used in washing. Among the Ro- ._ _`:___;5-` niiuc nic i~ic i ~
inane. however. soon was known froiu  I; -"L_ trinil to walk min-.li_ _TUUUP S¢¢d Mulgd s¢°d_ _
the first century of our cm. Pliiiy ,/1: _ _~ 7; r 'and lliyliatck wits so  our seed IS guaranteed fresh _5-tgck nnpol-ted this
writcs‘ "'[`licy also u_~'r= thc sonp inf “I-i-="Il'¥ f~ Q \\'t’i_ll< lillillf I Will _ . d  it _lo est rieds consist
vcntcil by llic tiriiils, for giving tlini ,_ ff -ff 5' 0l'l_lW“_l lv" “_f`"_' :’I)r1ng ml We Zu-e_S,e ng a W ' P "
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beech ashes and gon! sunt.. Thcrc arc/ troubles' I have if mm 5t`r““g lhfby
tivo kinds, soft and liquid. Both arc daughter “f’“" “hllfll 1 fh‘ll,Im_!__"“IS _
usctl by tlic Gcriiiaiis. and fhr iiicu hef"r" taklllg l1Yflldi __l'1-“lil ‘QUIK U ’
use theni more than the \voinri\." ln V°m°'_l"'hle C°ml";'m"_:tt"`__l_fl*  ' tugdylf, _
the riiiiis of l`onipcii soiip houses have GILES' Holme `H' Xml V] "` ‘ ` '
.bor-ii found, which prove bcyoiid doubt The above is only Om. of the (hm,
that the preparation of soap was Bands of grateful letters which nrt-_ ' '
constantly being received by the .
Going out of
  Business
Today We begin an extra cut in
prices.
In order to clear outtlie balance oi our
stock in quick time, We will give tremen-
dous discounts until everything is disposed
of.
Thousands of dollars worth of dry
goods must be sold and will therefore go
at i _
Slaughter Prices
` _ Dress goods, print cottons, ginghamS»
flanneletts, n1en`s suitings in tweeds and
worsteds, ladies’ and gents" underwear.
men"s top shirts, socks, braces, collars, ties,
towels, towellings, rnen’s fancy Shiflrk
table darnask, table napkins, trunks, suit
cases and telescope valises, lace curtains
and curtain muslims, corsets, gloves and
ribbons.
Store will he open from 8 o’clock in Ih0
morning Tll.l.- NINE 0’Cl.0CK EVERY NIGHT.
W.C. Turner (£1 0
Sunnyside Queen Square Charlottetown.
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Physician and Surgeon NORTH ABAMFORD
oriiauiita Mcoiii University M - - toil ll
_,en QM ~ °“ Private Money: Inv”
Late Resident House Surgeon Welt- _ 8 P. ¢. Q 9 P- 5' 4
3;; _ General Hospital, Montreal. MII"  unlmpfow
riioiiii an. omcs is1 mini se. W hm gmt” [mn Lmll
formerly occupied by the late Dr. “
" F. F. K0lly. 4-7rlfu|in\o»