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t0 l10ld___sir photos of ’
baby. _ Call and see them
at oiirstudio.
Gauviii, Bcnizci &_ Co.,
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SEALEI) TENUICRS uddiusslul bu ho iiudut'
signed. gurl omiorsud “'l‘g-ifim. :tor Nu ipiy
ilu: ffoiil for Ilia Doininluu Billlilinrys". will hr
received nr. this oilioe nut," .hm “_ August
iii, lllil, iicluilvoiy. fort-he su rl oi (foul lui
1' ibiii- lliiildliiird_througlioua tgtoimiiiiiiioii.
|l_'li}oiul’llnod awuiltoatloii on form of tender
oun h'o Ubilalueil iiipbilcntllul ai. this oiliuu
i’n_rsons boiiflariiig ure notified that tciidurs
will not. he quuplilsred uuloss niailo on the
printed form ilppiiod, and signed with their
iw tual slgnistiirea.
lilivilt tv -nder must bo accompanied by mi ue-
copteil ohoiyuo _ou n uhnrtored ban , nuule
payubir to i. o nrdor of the Hoiiornbiu tiio lil in~
sior oi' Public \\'oi~k.~i equal tn ton per cout. uf
_ iinioinil: ni tliu,to_|ide|~,wl|icii will bo forfuit.oii ii'
tlio party- toaderliut docliiiotip outer into it
emiiriict. wlion onli:-d upon to 0 smut- if he i=til
to ivompioto tho worlr oon',i-noted for. if tho
tiuuiozi bu not. ‘accepted the olioquu will ho ru~
.tiiriloi . , ‘ _
'l'ii_u llapnrtnliuiiti dues lint. bind itsolf to ac-
cept tho lowost or any louder.
‘d .
` Byiftlf MI; GICLINAS,
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ilcpiirtuiont ui Public Works,
t)tit.uvm,J\ily il, lilli.
I\'o\vsiu\nuni iusoi-ting this |id\'ci-tis-ciiioiii
without.uui.lioi~|l.yii'oni thu iiopui~|;niuiit, will
not- giolpuid for it.
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Slmilsls ill’ Iiiiiillliill liilllll-WHSI
HOMESTEAD REOULATlON8.
Ablrf eii‘o|\ miniborcil suction of Dominion
uh _ :tain ii in Mniiitolin. Fitsitittuliuwiiii und
im ht: "~: 'lfffivviiiilrtiitiiii Wi. \iob'i'osoi~vt-.d, nutv
ll ` ` | lipmiftiitloil by nity portion who is the sole
'j’ ‘ _‘l W fillllllll. nrunyinnia over i8 yen:-ii oi
min ii i.lie vi t-out oluiiu-qii|ii’toi- soc-tion of luv
-I1 lj*-~I umm nr lo_~i~i.
h.1§‘ll);“-niui-t. lm mario porn-tonally l\`» thu local
K-|tl`:":’\0 to for lh0'ili;it.i' et iii wliiuii thu land i.~
'itil tel _ _ __
um' .;iii’.T.,"i.`.‘Flii’.§’¢ii§`t‘l&l"£i“i¥lii¥ii' i`ii.'i§i.I.‘{` '.`.'
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'l`l\Qhoma=1ronrlcrln required to pei-rorni lin I
"‘"“lllfI9||s eoiiiiectcd tlierowit,h uiiiior one of
tip i';?invviug ilmiii: '
ll' 'f|'“\~`lHIx~innni.hn' resirloiiou uimii .wid
i'.tiI`i'iryn inuof thr- i'ui1l in Iuiuli your lui' iiiiirv'
12| ltiliuiutliur iorntntlicr, if thu fu.tlioi~ i~i
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' - ` ‘. tyo theiuvid oiiicred urilu
wulil'-ilrliiiiiiin us boi-caidaueaiuii bo r<.1ii_.||,.,|
|l_Y~\lI'.\ lmn-mi rnsldiiig with ghd fatliiiin' or
iuur. _
HI ]fl.lio»uii.tloi'..n|ia his lurmniioiiti-csitii-iivu
"Kill" fll_t'nii|il~’ land Ownuil by hini in tho \ icin-
1|.y nflliriiinlliewiuuii, thu i-uqulwm,i|||`- N, IU,
1"’-“Ii-l\"\('0 "lily he Hiiilrtiluil by rusitioiioe npiui I
ll\o_ riuiql l ti it.
Six nio|il.lg.~:` iitit;ice_ in writiiig sliouiti im
Klvoii to i.liu tmiiiiiissioiiur oi Doniinluii liiiitls
ii ()t»l.n.\\'n. ufiiitenliiuii 0ni`>pl_v for ii-iimvit.
. w. uoiii
llwilty or the Miiii.<tei~or the iiiiei-io.-_
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_Shoe Polish
Binds. Tm me wma 
“Z In I” le “gg
G Dl’°:eretio:io.r 
t in i e reeult nl overgtvv
0:! exnerlonee In gh”
` An elunpe leel furtheethen
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knit A \'Ior\. e:::\"h.3l’;.|1'ard:
sua .sa
Tau in
lk. and
White
llc.
gina
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bnkad.
PASTRY BISC IT
Beaver
Flour
iiinitss iight while L.-end, daiiiiy
nppetiziug biscuits, retuiilnff all
tiit-_ lwaitlifui properties of the
best wueat. Makes tho danticst
luxuries, Pastry e.nd.Cakes-so
it-mpting that one bile invites
aiioiiicr-yet so wholesome.
siiEAam,.d.,,.,,,_,mc1ti1's.
Canadian A
laousaeiruu... .
Mll'%r'-i `\'é
Allan’s
Champagne Koi i !
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Q The Drink of Drinks,
ofici imitated but never
equalled. .
.|.-ts. KELLY at co., i
N. ll.-`~Uuitiil.lioi~iwd inibiiuntioii ol thi.. uil- I
vortl.-toniuiitiil not be paid for.
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Beaver Tea, Grocers., Q
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irooin. In the foreground, betweantwo
Go to your grocerl and get it. '
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The SiI"enCiI.
, ly  Burton Oxlsrfl
o¢wrtg|u.uo|.bim¢c1m. rmusgnaoa `
It hung conspicuously on, the south
wall-the only picture in the little bedf
`wall§ of water which reared *them-
selves on either side in defiance of all
natural laws, fat, bearded, complacent,
stalked a herculean Moses. Behind him
trailed the children of lsruel, looking
very like a mob ot German peasants.
while on the horizon the Egyptian hosts
-I-sadly out of perspective-were threat-
_ened.ou every side by curling i\'.':\'es of
gigantic proportions.
it had hung there in the same place
for years, but it was only since the day
he had been brought in from the barn.
his right side useless from a stroke of-
paralysis, that Daniel Crosby had giv-
en the ancient, smoke streakcdwood
cut more than a passing thought. He
had been aware of its existcuco in a
vaguely familiar way. If it had been
taken down he would have missed it.
He knew from the title underneath it
was supposed to represent the passage
of the Red sea by the children of Is-
rael, but heretofore he had nevei-.taken
the trouble to notice further detail,
save that' it was yellowed by ago and
badly smirchcd in places by smoke
from the adjacent kitchen.
But now it was different. As he lny
there on the bed practically helpless
and tho June days went by in monoto-
nous succession, he found himself ex~
umining the picture minuteiy during
the long, wakeful daylight hours when
the breeze iluttcrcd the chlntz curtains
at the windows and the bees droned
among the blossoms of the syringu
bushes just outside.
It camoin time to have an unwhole-
some fascination for him. He began
to wonder just how runny children of]
Israel were represented in that cut, and
to satisfy himself on this point lic tried
time and again to count thcui, begin-
ning with the two patriarchlnl gentle-
men just behind Moses, but always at
the thirty-fourth the heads resolved
themselves into n blurred mass that dc-
fled further enumeration. Day after
day, hour after hour, he counted pn-
ticntiy, and steadily his anger at his
own helplessness in the matter and his
resentment of the blurred beads grew
stronger. Try as he would to divert
his mind to other things it always re-
turned pertinaciously to the picture und
the all absorbing question of how
many children of' Israel there would he
if he could once succeed in counting
them ull. Ho grew hy slow degrees to
hate that picture, yet with this hate thc
titsciniitiori was no whit lessened. In-
dccd, the stronger grew his hate the
more frequent became his countings
_  ww .-5.
until at int he realised ho could know
no peace of mind until the picture was
taken from the room.
It learned the simplest of matters to
have e picture removed from me walls
of a bedroom, but in Daniel Crosby's
case _there were complications, und
those complications lay in the fact that
the only person to whom he could sug-
gest that the picture be taken down
was hlnvrlfe, and between Crosby and
his wife ,there had existed fourteen
years otstubhorn. unyielding silence.
1t"lia"d'c`ome ns' the climax 'of numer-
ous petty diirerences. They had wran-
gied'-long and fiercely. At' the cud of
it Abby Crosby had burst into ii flood
oi' bitter, rebellious tears.
“You can rest assured of one thing,
Dan'l Crosby," she had sobbed wretch-
edly. “l won't never, never open my
mouth to you again 's long's l live!"
Ho had smiled in superior fashion.
"So be it," he had ucquiesccd. “It’ii
suit me pérfec'ly. An' l'll see to it
you ain’t troubled with any remarks
from me."
And from that bitter day, fourteen
years before. they had lived together in
silence with never so much as n word
passing between them. Not even this
paralysis which had stricken him in
his advancing years could shake the
stubborn pride of either oi' them. He
had wondered vaguely that day the
neighbors had borne him into the house
and laidhim ou the bed if percliiinco
in the excitement of the moment she
would forget herself and api-nk to him,
and he was rather proud of her self
restraint when she had not.
Silently sho prepared his meals und
broughhthem in to him: silently HDG
inussagedihlm and used the imttery as
the doctor had directed. lie watched
hernsrrowly day by day, all his long-
ing for companionship-in tin-se liours
ot' his helplessness carefully concealed
beneatlxa cold exterior.
“If any one speaks tirst, it’li be her,"
he told himself over and over.
So day after day as his wife cuiiio
silently into the room und went silent-
ly out Daniel lay feebly lingering tim
sheets with his left hand, striving to
conjure up some scheme which niizzlit
rid him o!~ the troublesome Isrii--lin-s
who refused to be counted uhovt- Ili.-
thirty-fourth, At last in desperation-
iie had been counting, counting all day
long-he decided to take the mutitw
into his own hands. In the early :link
when he heard Abby go out the lint-it
door to siiut up the barn and the heir
lioiises for the night he managed, by
the use oi' his sotzzirl left arm, to slide
himself out of the bc-cl onto the floor.
Slowly, painfully he contrived in
reach the corner where nn old cane with
a crook handle leaned in the angle or
the walls. Then with indomitable pa
tience he warmed his way along the
iloor until he was beneath the picture.
After several unsuccessful nttcnipts lic
managed to hook the handle oi' the
cane securely onto the frnuic, and
throwing his _whole weight upon it, ht-
Continued on page H
Don-, buy a §tr;~,',' *_fm;til_ you
ste the i»=w.on¢S`1~.2`9‘~'i‘ “I A  
nft' ,y.
All si'/.es.~H. H. Bl'0WR¢'TIl¢q%Rl.
“nd CGD Man ` ` I i
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THE REMEDY OF THI DAY
J 40170119 preparation of `
-fpruca Gum, wild C/|l,¥.\_h
Hoarliound and ar-
Boientlflouliy uombined In the
form of agreeable und, pall-
tehie Syrup.
One of tne most reliable p ara-
tions yet introduced to the ublii: for
the immediate Relief audp Cure of
Cong/lx, Co/ds, lfrufzchilis, Honr's¢'-
1le.rs,iV/looping Cain;-/i, Cmup, /lr//a
ma, and all diseases of the Throat .
and Lungs.
Taken with Cot! Liver Oil in the
Brel: surges ol Consumption, it will
L be found invaluable.
For sale ¢‘zf¢'rj/rr//icrr. Prim 25 tis, '
Ofby mai/ on r¢'¢i'1'pI 1y`/frilr.
Sole proprietors, Tut; \\’i_\'i; /ni: Cullu-
cal. C0. Limited, Montreal, Cniinrin.
IlCGALE'S aurrrtutur PILLS roi
* roun uvui Ano nowzu.
"~*~' - ‘cargo of about */oo tons Aniliracitc
coal in egg and chestnut sizes
, | ,_ ' 1906, the Government of Prince
  est possible price while discharging.
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lt' you have not ordered _your spring
wif. l¢t’s get together.
We want your trade, not only you I
next order, but future orders as well,
Our goods will stand the test,
ou want our goods, perhaps you
don’t know it, but we believe it and are
confident we can convince you. Our new
Sprng patieins are “good for sore ey¢s.’
and worthy oi your consideration. The
prices are not in it wiv.-n compared with
the quality.
MCDONALD & PERRY,
The Nobby Tailors,
Great George Street.
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HARD COAL
T0 ARRIVE
'l`hesclir. “Caiabiia‘ ‘is due to arrive*
here from New York during the latter
part oi`]r\ne with a specially selected
ihis cargo will be sold at very low
Book your orders at once as prices
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P.E. I
-im  A-
|9cle__tipu _mutations
'rm bohia or`¢nsimeg og iq;-_ E.
Isiext|dfPhet;iliunoeut&al'-Aztuacigtion viull
nite Of C p gxgmjg ng
candidates oiferiiig lor registretlop on
July 3°. 1906. Every. candidate. for ex-
am nation shall satisfy the Cellllilll that
helus served as assistant in a drug
store for not less than four years and at
least two of these years has been eni-
plovcd in the dispensing of prescriptions.
Candidates must give notice to
the Secretary-Registrar in writing,
oi their intention to present them-
.selves for examination at least iiiteeu
days before the date iiixed for the
examination. Such notice must be
accompanied by examination ice of
$5.00, and by certificate to the satis-
faction ofthe Council that the candi-
date possrssea the quaiiiications
above described. Any person enter-
ing his name and not presenting
himself at the time and place fixed
for the examinations shall forleit his
fee to the Association.
R. M. JOHNSON,
iwu'PaLPIx Sceretui'y»itei;istru
GDVERNMEN T
LOANS.
Under authority of the Act of
lidwuid lslandis prepared to re-
ceive further loans for which De-
po.~it Receipts will be issued. In-
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   |at minesa vdnf.;i.:£;£n,;‘,`.n,;g& ,,,)_ terest from date of deposit
I .
A really reliable remedy for headache ' Ch tow" 3 Hilf-
-Zutoo.
li' you have got it into your head that
Zutoo Tablets will hurt you. you are
mistaken.
too by the drug cures.
It isn’t fair to yourself to suffer from
headache, when thisrcally harmless veg-
etable hezidaclio cure is within your
If you iind it docs not cure your head-
ache, sick, ncrvousqt otherwise, in twen-
ty minutes, and leave you feeling good
every time-no bad after effects, then
discard il
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But do not condemn it unfairly with
ut t ‘al and keep on suffering from
0 il fl . _ 'I L   'Il
iieadaclies; You reaily_do not have to, 5 ° \  _/<f,HJ»_,_Jj\
and one trial of Zutoo \yill.ap:_'ov;: iithat \  I - i
All vie ask forZutoo sf p y
you give it a trial before concluding as
to its merits or demerits.
Wont you do this? You‘li be glad ever
after if you do. '
Wc'il send trial tablets for nothing, or
you can buy them at dealers in loc. and
25c. packages.
B. N. Robinson 8: Co., Coaticook, Que.
1100
It isn’t fair to us for you to judge Zu- \ F I
until withdrawal. N0 notice
of the withdrawal required.
orfnrtlier iiiforniation apply to
"The Provincial Treasurer, Char-
' oiietown.’ ' | 15dtwtf
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makes vous outta ueirr. '
nutxss YOUR BISOUITS LIGHT.
MAKES YOUR BU NS LIG.liT.
nukes vovll LA BO R udirr.
MAKES Youll IX PE NBES Llonr .
Order from your Grocer.
E.W. GILLETT 2l’&'l'¢ii‘S
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Rings
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I0 I4 and l8k
matic io our special order and guaran
te:-d to wcur some nil through.
ii]$“No better rings than ours arc
uiiiuufuctiircd.
G. Ii. TAYLOR,
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ENTIRE stock waitin. sou .fi Uuiisaan of Paicss.
' Men’s_Single Breastedciai-it T\vteilS1iits$ 7.50  ._  . . _ . .
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“ 9.50... _ .. .  7.49 H
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°‘ $io.ooand $ro.5o.. . . _ . . . . . . .
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We have decided to close our RETAIL BUSINESS in CIIARLOTIETOWN, the stock must be sold in _go days, this is ri big proposition for such :i short time but the prices
 \vi‘l pull the people to our store, this will he one ofthe best opportunities the people of this City have ever had of buying READY-MADE CLOTHING, TWEEDS, etc, ilie got ds we have
to oiftr the buying public are all PURE WOOL. NEW STUCK, no Shoddy from one of the most RELIABLE MILLS in CANADA.
o I  No goods on approval. Watch our ad from day to day for change of prices
' Highest price paid for wool.
ERE Rl CO RIS
Ri<:<:ui..\ii Piurif: S.»\i,i-2 Puicnf Rrtournit Palos: S..\i.i»: Pi<ic"3
‘Meu's Trousers. _ _ _ . _ . .
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|B0yS' 2Piece Slrong'I`W€¢d SuitS.... 4.50......  . _ 
f. _ B1u¢audB1g¢_¢kSerge Suits..  I275..._..._..._.  ..._io.49 B0ysf3piecedai-k’i`weed Suits$5.5o and;l»6.5o  , _ _ . _ _ _ _
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