l
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2 2
<<‘iuH »-yr.,
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’-yhw Q QQ); aiamuan
44"'  laaaqvione.
S rin wheat flour makes
wholesome, nutritious bread.
Winter wheat Hour makes
light, white, delicious bread.
hu

either makes perieét bread,
'BEAVER
FLOUR
A  ,
a blend of "é`l.'$fP2T'f$§.'1T' in the
right proportions of each, ma-
ltes Effect bread -whitest,
lightest, most inviting and nutri-
tious/ Beaver Flour will
make` our baking successful.
Ash your grocer for it.
a|i|.rrr’s
‘ i '
GIOUID ‘
_ liitili cg. GRADE
‘%T`,_r_i.i\u§ le;
_____l. ._,
CKEANTARTAR
IBSDLUTELY PURE.
som ui miners um cuts.
Same Price as the cheap
adulterated kinds.
e.w.oiti.sr1~ :turret
5 1'onoNro.oN‘r.
THE UJORLD OUER _
Thousands of .Mothers
are using '
lin. Buneniirs
iurius' sum' e
For lltillilrlifl lllmtnil, you cannot but »
admit the fact that this preparation
is one of merit and is all what is
claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant
and soothing for children teething
and a prompt checker of bowel and
stomach trouble. ’
Physicians and Professional
nurses recommend it.
In purchasing, see that Dr. Co-
derre's signature and portrait is on
every wrapper. Beware of the many
SYRUPS ut up in asimilar form and
made tolook like Dr. Coderre'e.
Price, 2_;d.r. per baffle, or by mail
on recap! ofprice. _
Sole proprietors, 'hrs Wrivok-rn Camu-
CAJ. C0. Limited Montreal, Canada. '
BTANTONfS PAIN RELIEF,
A ra\m.v rrnanv von nrrxvmat ana un»nun\.u-ex
._=- - -------- --;»____-__ __l-___ ________
“Thine own friend and thy
father's friend forsake not.” For
more than thirty years
Pullner’s Emulsiun
has been in daily use all over the
Maritime Provinces. During that
time it has relieved and cur<d a
vast number of sufferers from
coughs, consumption, bronchitis,
asthma. and other disorders of thc
chest and lungs. Weary brain
workers-pale. thin.wcak people-
have been restorzd to health and
vigour.
Be sure you get PUTTNER'S
the original and best Emul-
sion. _ _
Dominion. Blend
I _ Tea "
Sales exceed that of any
other in the Lower _ Pro-
v*°¢.=°- '
Choiceet lrowth of Indie
IS LOVE FOREVER.
BY AMELIA 1:. smut 1
Author of “Triend 01ivie.."6`~c-I
PUBLISHED EXCLl'Sl\`EL\’ BY THE GFARDIAN IN THIS PROVINCE
(CliAI’Tl~Il`t \'-Continued.)
'Tel day 'by day the atrnosphrere of
'Atherton lightened and brightened
and grew pleasantcr. For the words
of love ani of loving-kindness, the
smiles and good wishes 'and anatchcs
of old-world songs breathed into it,
made it sweet. and calm und full of
happy influences; just as words of
anger and hate and sinful mirth
trouble and durkcn and mnke its
waves too turbulent for pcuco or
restful lilo.
But there is a tide in love as in
all other things; some hnppy hour,
when loving hcurts touch the rap-
ture of perfect. unison in clernunts
that are wholly responsive anéi pro-
pitious. One evoning in Sep urnbcr
this full tido of jny came to Lance-
lot and I“,rnnccsca. The hnrvt-st
moon filled 'lit-aven and earth with
I
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1
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l
its mellow radiance. The rcapt-rs
o among the wheat binding it
in o sheaves. They were singing, as
tl worked, some old sickle song.
and loud, stopping and begin-
ngtain, its burden crime over tho
wer
t
icy
Soft
ning
fields and through the garden and
touched nvcrything with a sweet
melancholy:
"\\'o have reaped, and we have
bbund,
the your go round; ‘_
I12t-thf~ycar-go-round,
LCt--tlic-your-#go--round.'5
The sqguire had been in th.: lic-Id all
dily and lmd como homo nt nvt-niiig
\vt‘ni'y lint. happy. ’l`ln-ri; wus li.
noble l1ur'\'t~st, his barn would ull be
full. Loidn nn,-t, him with siiiilus,
and the nn-nl ho liked bust was
wniting for him. I-`1'anci-scix came in
to give him rt kiss und put tht- sugar
in his ten. He felt really as if his
lot had fallen to him in plcusunt
D|u('r'S.
“L-_-t us go into the garden, Loidn.
I'll be bound F1‘uncesca and Lancelot
arc there," i
llc still hesitated to say "Lunen-
lot," but ot thnt moment. he felt
Sorry for his licsitution, und added,
with thu intvntion of ntoniiig for it!
"llc is :1 fine fellow; ch, Loida?"
','llc is as good as |zo'od can `be."
“'l`o be sure hc is."
’l`ln~n he went slowly out, his pipe
ln his hnnd, und Miss Luida. walked
at his side. Sho was dressed in ai
light, muslin gown, mostly wliitc,
but having \\'uvu1`ing points of light
green in it. A black ribbon belt
\-:ns round her slim waist, and black
luce mitts on her hands-a stutcly,
lovely ludy, whom it was good to
sci: und good to talk to.
'l'hc clernntis u.r'\>or was empty,
and tht-_v sat down in it. A niglrtin-
gale was singing far oft in the
woods, and thu rcapcrs' voices came
softly from the mcndorvs. The air
was still, warm, and radiant. It
tasted of thc 1'ip`c peaches und apri-
Cots, of the bcrgarnot flowers und
the hot, sweet 1n\'endc1'_ There was
a bud of white lilies not fur away,
and the star Venus hung like a
0
Let
great white lamp near the horizon.
L ida dropped her hands, and Bat.
thinking. The _ squirc lit, his pipe,
and sat thinking. They did not need
to tell each other what they thought
about. They understood and re-
spected that confidential silence
which is often the surest, sign of
trustful friendship. Suddenly the
delicious nir was thrillvtl with that
rnclody which is beyond all other
melodies-a. charming huinnn voice-
n voicc whose living notes; joyous
und entraricing, compelled all in-
fluences to become n part of its
witchory.
The aquirc was delighted. He put
down his pipe and stood up to lis»
ten.
"That is Lance," hc said softly;
"but wliatever is he singing? Wilt
thou como here, Loidn?"
She rose and stood beside him.
She saw what hu had culled her to
sue-Lancelot. and Frnrrcescn walking
slowly up the tu1'r'ncc stops. ’l`liuy
wt-rc both bnr'cht'ud\»<l; they were both
¢li't-1-iscd in white. und the moonshinr_-
made u wondrous glory ull over and
around, them. Lnnc¢»lut's fncc wus
bent to I"rnr1coscn'i-1. llc wus tcllini:
his lo\'c in such words and tone ns
uri- only learnt.-d in riioiiiviits of in-
spiration, and only ri-|n_-ntt.-d win-ri
inc-n forge-t that they are mortal.
'l`hcy clinic to 'the lily bed, and
tlicy stood thorc. It wus no wond-
er, 'l`hu gm-nt white flowers in the
vvnly light looked like the flow-
o|` livnvuri. 'l`hvlr perfume mnde
tho lu-nrt fnint with joy. Luncvlot
guilt.-ri-rl one. l"_or a rnoincnt hc hold
PI
hun
UFS
it to his lips as ll he would catch its
pniiunn- to ninkc more sweet his
son , ’l`hrrn he gave it to Francesca,
and sin- would have kissed lt, but
Lnncr-lot caught the kiss bt-tween hor
lips and thc fiowcr; and so began to
ning ugnin'_ -His bright, fncc was
lifted, und it mirrored the full glory
of the moon. lfrnncustru lcnnvd to-
ward hi' no a flower leans to the
sun.
"Have you seen but I. bright lily
grow
Before rude hands have touched it?
nuvt- you markuu but um mii`°r the
snow '
ltr-fum the soil hath smutchcd it?
I-lave you felt the wool of the bcav-I
er? ~
Or swnn's-down ever? '
have smelt. o' the bud 0' tho
brier? '
Or the nard`in the fire?
Or have tasted the hug ol the hoo?
0h,'so whltel Oh, so softl Oh, lo
sweet. is sho!"-
Thc exquisite words were breathed
in exquisite music, in notes lull of
pusaion, sweet, ringing, and delicnto
It was like A "Gloria in Excelsis"
of .Pn1est.rlna’e. The nquire stood
breathless, listening, tears were in
Loida's eyes; without, analyzing their
1-motions, they felt how truly a noble
singer is a reed breathed through by
the Bvirit. of God. ____ _-____._
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~ _ _cw ._.,-_ _ ,_____ ____________`<_____
They wt-nt \‘c11/*lckly back t0 the
house. In cnt-li lit.-art there was the
same thought-that' it would bu 0.
kind of sucrilvgc to disturb such u
at-rvico of love. Only the squirc :uid
with a tcndur, \nn~luncl1oly sigh: “l
wish I was a young rnun again,
Loidu." When tin-y rr-uclicd tln~ liouse
he Sat down by thc opt-11 window.
liut this song wus liirlshvd, und thc
gurdt-n was as quiet us u guriir-n in
u druurn. ln an hour the lov.-rs fol-
lowed. They \vt~rt_- Silvnt, they wi-ri:
almost iiielzuirholy with tln~ s\\'eot
sadness of 1-urthly love. '1`ln-_v had
bt-on on liiicliuiilcd (lround in the
Lund of lllisslul Siloiico. 'l`hi~_v kin-w
that whvn tht-_v uttvrcri a word the
spell would bu brol.-t-ri.
lpidu rnvt thi-in with n little elitis-
ion .oi Sulicitude. Slit! divinl-rl and
wished to cover tlicir St:ll`-coirscio\1s-
ness.
\\`ns the di-w fullirig? Was l"rancl-s-
cn sure shc had not tukr-n coltl?
\\'i-re tht-y not hungry? I~`r'unc-csca
hull so little ten.
’l`he squire usked if the rcnpurs
were still ut work_- Did th:-y hear'
thi-ir voicvs when they lt-ft the gnc-
dnrn? And then, suddenly: “\\'lrut
wort thou singing to-night, 1111111?
I never' hoard thot song before; no,
nor anything like it.”
"I was singing n love-song by rar;
Bon .lons'on,’ 1 set the words to
music, 1-`i‘uncvscu inspired it." 1
"Sing it 01101- more, Lance."
“I would rnthi-r not., sir. I mario
the song for I~`rnncvsca only. I will
sing anything else _vou desire."
"Well, thc-n, we will have some sea
songs. Tlrvro is nothing like tliein.”
And he roso and went toward the
piano. _
Lance was already striking soma
lntrocluctorv chords, and the Squire,
who had the strange love which agri-
culturulists have for hcnring of und.
slniriuir of "the sea," was /soon join-
ing his fine baritone to Luncelotfl
tenor in “llc-arts of Oak" und "liri-
tanniu ltulus thu Waves," “'l`h\_- Ilunv-
ing of the Loud," and u dozen other
nautical i`a\oritus, until they sailed
with the grtlc "On the Buy of Bis-
cuy, Ol" -it / '
This was always the si|ui1'e's lust.
song. llc felt that nothing could
come after its mzrigniticcnt roll and
its uit' of stormy suit \\'utc1'. Wlien
it was finished he sul. down, us hu
always did, with ii sigh of sntisiao-
tion, and an intense admiration for
the British navy and all the jolly
tars that inode it. Music is u noble
interpreter; the sqtiiro and Lunco
found unch otlit'|"s hcurts among thc
syinputlic-tic chords. 'They shook
hands at pnrr.ing as they had nt,-vcr
done bcfuro. l~‘1-unccsca stood by hor
futhcr"s side, and they both kissed
her.
"It has been a happy hour," said
thc squirc, and Loidu smiled her
s\vcct assi-nt, and Lancelot once
more ltisricd his lovc “Good-11ight;"
and none ui tht.-in saw, in the blue
heaven of their hopes, the littlo
cloud above them-the little cloud,
no bigger than u n.\u.n`s hand.
t'l‘O BE COZ\"I`INI.'l‘ll`).l
The Croup. »
_ lt's a terrible thing, isn’t
'{  it P Somehow, that awful
3 cough, that hard struggle
,`- i for air, can never be for-
' '*'- gotten. Be a. little forc-
handed and prevent it.
~ ,lp
'X _

2;; ,muy
\'
 ~ Keep Vapo-Cresolene in
1.'
'N' the house, and when the
children take cold let them breathe
in the vapor during the evening. It
goes right to the throat, just where
the croup lies. Allirritation subsides
the cough quietspiown and serious
trouble is prevented. It never fails
,to cure whooping-cough. M

l.i-‘.E1|l.\'11, MIL!-1550., Lid., lige1|L|§EBt.Ya1nelBt., ilrrlitrell.
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Ctmrufueing Monday, urinary and _1c;o5, the
-`rain| of lhil Railway w ll run an iollowr.
Fralnr Outward' Trultm Inward
#end Dawn Stations. Read Up
io. N0. ho. .l\u.
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744 N. Wilt: .re 633 11:50
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,.14 a 26 Emerald let. 5 35 10.11
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P. E. lillllii _
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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
Corrected every Tuesday and Friday.)
Beet (quarter) per lb.. ......006 to 0 09
Beef tsrnnlllpcrlb . . . .
 _....008 to 012
Mutton pcrcnrcass.....'  06t.o00ti
Cattle Drcs.sed.......... _....006 to008
Butter fresh pf.-r  to 0 27
Eggs . . . . . . . _ . . . .
 16 to000
Flour per cwt (Island)  70 to 0 00
Flour, per bbl (imp.).  to 7 50
Outniunl per li»_...... .....03»} to 0 00
Potatoes per bus_... .'....0 25 to 0 30
Huy per ton (pressed) ......$1400 to 0 00
Straw per cwt.  to 0 50
Straw per ton (pressed). ...__ 00 to 10 00
Boots perbus..................060 to 0 00
Cliickcria per  0 0 to 0 10
Cabbage pci' cloz.. . .. .. ...0 25 to 0 50
Hnypcrcwt......... .....080to000
Onts....,............ 50 to000
lTurnips per bus...._ 5 to 0 00
lCc-lcryper buuch......  000
.Pork................ 02
Carrots pcr bush. . . ._
Pnrsnips per bus.....
\Vild Geese ouch. .  _ _ . _ . . . ._
'Brant per pair.. __ . _ 1.1. .  ._ ...1.00to 1.
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
(F:n~mcrs` Prices #Corrected Daily.)
,Barley per hus................0_55 to 0 (lu
`Becf (cn1‘ci\ss)pcrlb.....  O 4 to 00.5
Buckwl1eat.._........ .....(l50to0 5':
Butter, pci l';.  .  15 to il U0
Culfskins ll1......  0!_i to 0 02
Eggs perdoz,.... `  1tito000
Hny, loose...... ..._.,lli.00 tol'/'00
1-lny pressed.   . .lfitltl tn 17.00
Straw pressed. _ _ _ _ _ , _ . _ . . . . _ . .$8.00 to 0 00
Hides per l\>_...  to 063'
Rollei' Mill Flour, per cwt.. _ .1l.4lU to 0 00
Ontnienl, pcr 100 lbs . . . . . .
._ _ ...2.75 to 0 00
_Outs (black) per ln1slicl....,.~t5 to O 00
Outs (white) per bushel.. _ _ ....0 -fl to 0 00
Wheat pc1~bushel_....... ....l.lU to 1.20
Pork . . . . . . . .
 .. ....0(it00(`x1
Potatoes, per bus..... . 20 tot) 00
Tu1‘nips....  ......0l5t.o010
Geoseperlb....... ....010l.o0C0
Turkeysperlb... . ....014 to015
Ducks pcrlb........... .........008to 0'1tl
Chiclrens..........  (Xl to 010
GEORGETOWN MARKETS
Herring per bbl . . . . . . .
.. 
Hake, per quintul...............250
Haddock per qnintnl........... 2 75
Cod, pcrquinw.l._......> ......350
Outs,per`bus.........:' 
Potntoes pcrbus....   .0 25
Turnips, per bus....  15 0 UL
Eggs,pcrrloz.._.. ..  17 0
Oatmeal, per c\vt......  ._.2 75 3 CU
`But.terpcrlb....._  Z1 025
Applespcrliusn... ......04tl 050
llny pressed . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ 14 00 0 00
Chickens, per p|1ir....  35 040'
iiceisperbus...._, _ 
Iiidespcrlb....   055
Pnrsnlps, per lius.....  35
Bnrleyperbus..... ....,0/i8
Geese perlb....... .....080
Turkey pci- lb....... . .....01
Hay ner ton ................... __
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Ssass
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ees
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soo
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400
030
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040
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1l'i
’  
ease this dis-
mlils  
Kidney
Pills
are the only
medicine that __
will cure Dia-
betes. Lika 1
Bright’a Dis~
l d eurableuntil
D° .im Kidney Pain 1
cured it. Doctors
themeelvee confess
_ that without Dodd's
, 'Kidney Pills they are
~ ggwerleas against Dia- 4,
l _ lbs- U06 'I Kidney I
l
Pills are the first medicine
L that ever cured Diehetes.
lmitations-box, name and
gill, are advertised to do so,
ut the medicine that don
cure
I
lliahiitas.
ll Dodd’| Kldo Pilil.
s 4 D0dd'| Kldnay°¥ill| are
fifty cents A bel lt all
I i. rnalr. '
mfnnlv-uncut. P. IJ leliwiy. i
Cnmiot 9511. P. R,_l , _
nmnber sinh |914- l
xi' Q, ,_,...:;.‘
l-
1
Burdnek  
i1if'<';.r.'1§a A in. se. &m.,N.a.
' _,fp ~;li_-.» "  `_'¢? I 
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» Spring
_ ,
\» -/,. ~_’
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Boy-Here are the eggs you ordered
aaiirsiiss 1
."'iI5Ul"»¢t‘~*i'\*'~:§uw<'v- _K _
¢ ~ . `
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4' . ,l
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_ \
t `_¢:V'_ -
` At this time of thc')'car_tlic system is cltggcd up with waste and 
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puisunous matter, the blood bcconics thick and slug'gisb,_ and causcs `
_that tired, listlcss, dull, all-gonc~no-ambitiou-don't-carsto-workfeeling.
The clcansiuii, blind-purifying action of B. B. B. will drive out all this
poisonous matter from thc systcm, and make you feel youisclf ag_aii1r `
0 
.....»..... ;g'u»i¥~lluma¢&l¥¥WlU
l.udy\of the house--Just lny them on
the table.
lioy-l'ni no lien, 1nu'um. I`ni the
gi-ocer's boy.
EARACHE CURED.
’ Miss J. J Johnson,1nnisfail, Altn.. suys:
“I wus troubled with Earuche for it long;
time, and nothing helped me,unt.ll'I useii
l'Iu.gyard'k Yellow Oil which cured- me
` completely."
` Customer-Ginnne iuinthr-1° mt tmp.
Denier--lint. you just bought one yes-
‘tcrduy.
Customer-I know, but there's it 1-nl. i
that one.
‘Miner-d's l.ini|:nrn‘ Rflin es l\'eu‘algia.
\
' Durnley-“U0 you take your bresikfnst
` down Qwni” Quibhle -“Yes, but 1 cnt it
' at horne.['
Minar-d's Linirneat Cures Dandrulf. `
Knicker: “I henr that Stunrpcr got uw-
fully twisted in his speech."
Booker; “Yes, he uctunlly pointed with
alarm and vicwcrl with pride."
All the lunglhenliug properties of thc
pine ure bottled up in Dr. \Vood`s Norway
ina Syrup. lt. is the most snt,isfa'cl.ory
rci..:Ilyl'o1'cou|.rl1s and colds of all kinds.
Price Zire. 1
l “I was lrn&:kt-d senseless when n small
Hoy." s
“\Vell, doseift the doctor think you`ll
ever gctovcr it?" V
Minard's Linirr ent for sale, everywhere.
Little Bcity: "My sister has ri new lint
t.rhnint-rl 'with humming birds."
Mu. bus bees in licr bonnet.-I lieiird pn sny
so."
INSTANT RELIHE*
_ l\lr. linbt. .lc11niig.~_M:rr1sfli‘lrl, Ont.
writes: “I huve used one bottle ol' lh-
l.ow's 'l'ootlinc-he Guni fnrse\'c1~o tootlnu-.lic
1. nd received inst-uni; relief. Besides this
.t. nctcd ns u splendid tcnipornry. filling'
Price lllc.
Mike-l’l\\vnt, is it good opcnin' fer ii
young ninn?
Put-His mouth when hc lrupes it. shut..
Stiipefying hcndnchcs urn cured, the
hciid cleurecl, and the brain brighteriud by
Milhurn's Sterling Headache Powders.
'l.`l~ey do not weaken the lleurt. Price lUc
and 251;.
Old Piwtty-\Ve1‘e you nnmcd nftvr your
father?
l.it.t.lc` Fletclrer-Surcl }le‘s lots older
thim I uni.
Lnxn~Liver Pills are the ladies' fnvorib
cut.lnirtic, as they do not gripe or pain
sickcn or weaken or cause the slightest
nconvcnlence. 1’1ico 250. all tlrumzists.
Mr. l\`t-.wliub-\Vhul.’s this you`ve been
trying to rnakci '
Mrs. Nowlruli (dolcfully)-Angel cake,
but. it wuuIdn't rise.
Mr. Newhub-Ahl afulicn angel cnku,
chi
illldinardh Linlment Cures Iurnl. etc.
Miss Plain-I'll never board at u. fnrin
house again. I wisli you`d light tliclunip,
Samir. l'rn afraid of the rlurk.
Surah (thc fnrrnc1"sdmigliter)-Arc you,
now? I should think you`d be more ulruid
uf' tho light.
' DOES CHILDREN 000D.
lil . J h I. ,B k 'ill , .-
‘I lixilive liisseeld ll);-‘ln%{‘u lgbriii §y1'L\)rntln
my hmilly, ant it,hn.s always been c§cct-
lvelaind has done the child: on pond, 1 mn'
- i il .rl
li y tru n 11 1 it.
Eastern _$_g__¢;§3|hip ;c°.
INTERNA.'Il0liAl.` 0 DIVISION
Reduced Rateseiieciive May 1st.'o5
St. ohn to Portland $3. .
St. iohn to Boston, ’ }3.§i:.
I Qomréiencgig lvgarich 2;, 1905, steamer
\’ t 11 t 8 . . .
(cAatliii1tic J§tandard)n2rn1i:|b;¢, :had
port, Portland and Boston. '
Saturdays iggélioaton direct
MF1-aim liosta>x;,rivie. Eattport and Labec
on ay»aa‘ algae 9m m.
gram Portlmfmgodryiisat  p.m.
assengen , _ at _t. 9 n 01|
evenings previous' to morning nailing:
can go direct to \te?mer uid take cab n
bert or stateroom or the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stock, via .
"°‘.”‘.°.’ii °‘."..°i'.'i. ‘3..f";"§lf` " ‘“"“"'
A n rumshode o r>'.`él'r A
df“€B1l\°- _._,' '
r
cini/is .susrrim im. A é¢..`»i irgf.
- s -Boehm. lane.
liittlc Johnny: “H'1n, tlxut/s notliingb
_ can be use
|
impervious
Huw color of the ltainbowi
d to paint
“‘ANNl@ER”
t EDDY’S `
Shcathing.
Ask your builder to use it on your new building-
0 Schofield Bros.
St. _`Iohn,`N. B-, Selling Agent S.
 I
Lumber Co,
Pour IJAN11-11..
4_~3 dw rm pd. A Quit.
l\l \NUl"ACTUR]£RS
The P0l't Daniel Birch anus Spruce, Dimeu-
l sion Lumber, Cedar
| vshingles, Posts and
TICS.
_ Wa ter Shipment Only.
r .. B Yi;
€1 1@
' An adhesive porous wall finish
description of building.
For sale by _
Milled ,,§‘,‘,,,, Tintsi and White.
MURALO ‘ 
2:.£i ‘$151.1
, for interior work in every ,_-_
..
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_ A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. 2
A dry powder. Reedy for use when mixed with water. 4
»-5# W. CRA BB E. “.¥‘.“£‘.°l§‘i§.‘§.'.lf" 1
l
and One l°1onth as Tw
Minimum Charge 1
§£&§§!E_lE_Pw___5PY_5RT'SEMENTS
One-Half Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive ln-
sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks,
o and One-half Weeks,~
0 cents With Order.
Losr '
LOST-A pair of gold rimmed glasses
in case. Finder please leave at this
UEICC- 15d 3ipd
HILP WANTID-MALE.
SPECIAL R1§raasaN'rwrrvn in this
county and adjoining territories to re-
present and advertise an old established
usrneas house of solid financial stand-
ing. bakery $21. weekly with expenses
li;a1r‘iieacnMondayEby check dirgzct from
err gun ers. xpenses a vanced;
pgsition pgr(1lr:ianentErH\;ef;:\i31{4aTt]\ every.
mc- rw. Mum,
630 Menon Building. Chicago, Ill.
' _ 2111 tf
FOR BALI -
ron skfeifaiigifnflsni vioi a..
good condition. Apply to L. R. Morris.
Summersirle. 17 .'lg,i.
Fort Sams-A lit 1 l l 1
feet _over all andyamiiafe 13:3 r giiirftfcr
particulars apply here. April 15,d3i
'ro Ln. `
Fon Sams on 'ro Lar-A, house ou
_Longwortli Avenue. Modern conven-
iences.-W.W. Fonmts. 24 dmw
Uro Llizi-$A`aié`§?.`i§1I`tE.§é'.§'.&i§i U..
.p er rince Street. A l to Mrs.
R.  I-luestis. PP yard nw i
HIL? WAUTID-FEMALE*
WANTED-Traveller for P. E. I. to
carry as a side line Men’s and Boys'
Overalls and Jumpers, Cowboys' Pants,
Meu’s and Boys Pants, Boys’ Blouses
and Shirts on commission. "Appl ;¢
tlfis odice." » 2, ,fir
SALESMAN WANTEl|at once to
represent. "Caanda’a Greatest Nursery
ie|”Specinl lint of New and Hardy
Specialties in Fruits, 0|-|||m¢n¢,,1,
S rain and Rosen. Liberal induce:
ments. Pay Weekly, exclusive ter-
ritory, handsome free outfit. saying
aesnonh canva`n now atartin .
now for full rticnlere 8 me
. e~r5 dwtf
_ ..
.
i \
i , _ , x
WANTED.-A uerveiit' gir for gen-
eral houéework. Appl ito hire. C. R.
Smallvrood, Brighton,  ' 14d tf.
W/iuTnn.'-'A girl for general house-
work. Appiyio hire. Ayers, Bayfield
St. _ 6 dw if
Limms wanrnn-'-A nruom'
Ennaoarrc wonum - womiw
work. Permanent 'itioa. Old
established burlneu hgsuse of solul
,innncinl standing. $1.1. to .$18.
*weeki wither QW eh Mou-
dlY dgieet frorgmhea qfuerihre F'-X*
thin . Add Score 6: M non
Bloc{,Ciriee::'IlI. “ul °z7n°tf
510,35 & W%LmNG.,.°oN’,,.oRoNTo penaeredvniiced. We nrnielr every
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