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Edmonton tlrl savail By “Fruit-a-flies”

I Emaoirros, Aifra., Nov. :oth igir.

"I had been A sufferer from babyhood

with that terrible complaint, Consti- potion.

l have been treated by physicians and

have talren every medicine that I heard of, but without the slightmt benefit. lconcluded that there was no cure for this horrihle disease.

Finally, I read of “Fruit-a-tives" _and

decided to try them, and the etfect was marvellous.

The int box gave me great relief,

and after I used a few boxes, I found that I was entirely well.

“Fruit-a-tives” is the onl medicine

that ever did me any good fir Chronic Constipation and I want to say to all who suHcr as I ilid-Try“Pruit-a-tiver" why surfer any longer when there is a perfect cure in this great fruitmcdicine"

(Miss) E. A. GOODALL.

the world made of fruit and the only one that will completely and absolutely cure Constipation.

5oc nbox. 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.

At all dealers or sent on receiptvof price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

I-‘or Floors Interior Woodwork and Furniture

Without a doubt the toughest and most durable Finish made.

0 gsuuiiiriisinrp i_

so iiisriuori if

‘ . -i-_-i- -1- =.-.~r »i- -i- Jr 4' ~l'.;i~,_~l' ~l~ Jr 4' ~'.~ ~'»- -‘. '= -'. -r »i- ‘ -1- »i~ -f -1- ' = »-, ' ' ' 1.- -1- -1- .- -1- sf -'f .

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._ -It pays to buy in this Province.

We have them from 95 cts to $6.50. . Sinclair & Stewart.

for

frigerators, Screen Doors, and ali summer specialties. 6l26MwsEw2w. »

just ‘ 6~26MwsE2w.

--Mrs. Walter A. Waite, Sherbrook, _ will be At Home, Thursday and Fri ci day

--Mrs Vinnicombe of Charlottetown,

WBS

-(`ommencin|; on Monday July lst '-

the harbers of Summerside intend

be At Home in nu- friends. tim »-°

afternoon and Thursday (tomorrow

» -- in -Have 5 hammock and enjoy life. l’l|`l°l`l» 3lllllm°|`5id°-

-eceive _ all news. ad, lain; and

-Bi-ace's, Summerslde, is the place ““l’|°TlPu°“|. in -Ub“"~°l\ ‘ld Vl°i`l\'

Hammocks, I. C. Freezers, Re- WY- H19 .°“l°° Phone No. la 7. -

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-Another lot High Grade, Lon Maid for has arvlwi and thus not Priced, Easy Running, Lawn Mowers Hi” HU 19500. MBU DIDOII UB diy-

received at Brace's, Summerside. ontinuod promptly on expiry date.,

-Select your new costume from oiir . L8

afternoons and Friday evening, _o

<iine 27 and 28.'J. Ltd. I _-l*

in Summersicle yesterday ti .for advertising in this column. Cash

meet her daughter who was returninl nust accompany order, and five par home from the United Stat.es..I. _,sent discount allowed. Minimum

-- L-barge twenty-five cents. . _

raising the price of hm- cugting _ am, -- Iardine‘s_ Bookstore, Water Street mm, honing to 20c¢,_ vill be glad to receive all. news, ad-

' ____ fertising and subscriptions in Bum- .

H _ H _ _ _gm-,_ Edwin C_ H»m,_ Kensington' ,nerside and vicinity. Her otilce phone 'll Fruit-a-tives is the only remedy in .will

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-The Morning Daily Guardian can obtained at Laftartfs ` Tonsorial

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-Subscribers should renew a week two__bel0l‘e the time they have-1

dy’s Furnishing Department. Spe- .\. al values now in all lines previous ,_ Dominion Day. Sinclair il: Stewart. "

-One cent per word each insertion ‘fl

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-Miss Jean Currie, agent, in J. Ki ~

45-1, and residence phone 26. 'Q lg-

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_,_ ,£`,_,__ Exceptional Sale of ew Dressefs

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if - ' ‘ Comrriencmg ‘Wed. June 26th

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V ii A $15.00 _Silk Dresses for $7.50 j

5. V; __ $20 00 Silk Dresses for $10.00 ' ' _ `

lt.. /puts is 'rua BEST EVENT in wmnenis - 1

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' .smart silk dresses that has ever been announced on . ' '_ . M I

» P. E. Island.

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t _ _A A large quantity of them-fresh, crisp, new, fine. A-lil" .

.- They are made of splendidsilks. They are made in - nl '- ` the most charming styles.They are thoroughly WELL

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. _ _ ` The dresses are of striped satin foglards, silk . A if _ serges, natural pongee,black taffeta, shot talfeta, shep

afternoon and evening,_ June 26 gm 27. '

-Mcn's lounge collar soft shirtl-

nre the popular thing for your Dom` inion Day outing. See them in ou furnishing section. Price 85c ti $2.00. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.

-Sales are forging ahead in out

eatable values See ua for youth hing requirements. Sinclair 6

Stewart. Ltd.

-His many friends in Summersidi and elsewhere will be pleased t». learn of the success of Thomas B Heustis, who now resides in Bristol R. I. The Oakland Maple Leaf says

Easily applied, dries over night ‘_ The

l"¢nn ll (Q Chandler by

Victoria Ro w,<.'barlottetow n. P E I |185

Brace. Mcliay Q Co Lid

Sumnisrnide, PE I the

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conducts one of the best machin

ns in the city. Thomas B- Huw the Maritime Provinces rneingnvenre "

Rusiicn is the spot to spend Dominion :£10

DEW

the Henstis Manufacturing Co. -c-nvey race horses to Summerside,

just completed the erection of I

and Goodyear tires, the tirn

the manager, is an old Summer

Day.

be li-flii on the banks of the la “Rivera” a “Louis” and under the shiduw uf Sl. i\ugustiq's Church. There ai .magnific- nnt scenery will delight your eyev, sweet music will be agreeable to your ears, fun galore will lake up your attention, and your appetite, sharpened by the hrime laven bn-ze wafted over the blue waters ofthe Gulf ot St. Lawrence, will find complete satisfaction in the delicious viands prepared for you by the good ladies of Ruatico who are noted for their exquisite cu-sine _You need an outing on Dominion Day, and where can you enjoy that

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luxery more fully than iniliustico.

Com

and he happy amongst ue, and you

Constitution Street Garage am' ng, leave Summerside at 7.50. The

AQENT5 Machine Shop, Rhode Is-land, ownet ‘ape Traverse morning train will also

building in which to carry oi l‘he Western train will leave Tignlsh

increasing business of that we' it blished firm. Besides dealing ex _ in

tensively in i-iutombile supplies, Mic

“lily 3 lieciiuse on the ir~t of july Bige

h 'l` '- - >l ~ f` ' ' ’ ~ _ t e ea .uiy par 1 xci lcme o Igiz will years conducted B successful hu5ingg_ wrince Louis 215% King Brazilian

P. E. I. boy, and for mam

in his native town before going t< ` -_ the

strictly fresh and pure- In rw CHS'

are

days old. These sweet-meats; bon* and bulk-[are shown here in assort ments of all the most ,P0P“l" M" .-

reasonable prices. _Call in and St! the line-your favorite is hers. Th- McKinnon Drug. Co. corner Great V

his season. In the free-for-all class- ‘h . ` ` >

220116 Ol the Sl-mug Pomts 0! °“’ nre a large number of three minute, f Ch0¢0lH¢€5 is the “Wt that they 5" rotters available and their owners'

high grade flavors, marked at mos “_ F_e,d_

lsit to Northern Ontario. He bi-ought :ith him 7 pairs of foxes which ,-'rave been pronounced by fill who iave sem them to be Very line spocii snens ,of the silver and patch, far',' 1 superior to those imported from` vlaine. He has five pairs he wishes

oss Mills; Lot 3 P. E. I

-Dominion Day train arrangements -some alterations will be made to _ make it convenient for those attend-

rain‘ will lbave Charlottetown for Summerside at 8.15. Race horses _ 'ill be carried on this train. Return- "

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eturning, leave Summerside at 7.15."

6.30 a.m. (Special reduced fares yr all trains.) - '

-Dominion Day races at Summer- _'35 ‘de will not be eclipsed by any of .3-

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oughtful 211;, On Wilkes 2.15}, lr

245. In the 2.35 class-Campbelton 1 '

States. lelle, Cherry Ripe, Iona Girl, Throb, 'T-

leorge R., Yankee, Titanic. As there

-George Marchbanlia, Alma, arriv'» `\`. d home last week from 5, two months fi'

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‘_. _ to dispose of and anyolie wishing to _. ` ` , J ‘ nothing department. Men are qnioi we them will sleeve veil at the ren- 1 Nw

U I2 I - to appreciate our ntcrncgive linen an, dence of David Marchbanks, Mont- ..

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ng the Sumrmerside races. ~ Special '-1' '

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Positively no _approvals

patterns and coloriiigs. They are. made ,with high " _ neclls-dressy and plain. They are trimmed with - Il laces and nets, made in the ways that are _xnost,clcsir- ` able now. bg '

all of the most preferred silks .in the .vergelchoicest 1;'

You will see them in our windows today,

the sale starts Wednesday at 8'o'clock sharp. '“

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We are confident that you will find a value you . ' ,ill

have never seen equ-sled-a low price that would not -l

buy the unilmdc Silk. _. ;, *___*

We get these dresses to sell for such an astonishing low price simply because the season has been

f so cold. The (maker has alarge force of trained people who had to be kept busy. His usual re-orders which

. should have taken these dresses did not come. A 'dispersal-even ata large price reduction-became neces-

sary. Our reputation as the largest dealers in ladies ready to wear, coupled with the fact that we always buy

for spot cash, are responsible for tl1e fact that the line was confined to us, and cannot be bnuglit anywhere

H else on P. E. Island.

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G 8¥lXl0“B t0 Btaft them OH D0ml\1- partment for the end of June selling. -

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01"' chocmates more the" sl ion Day, f.l18_mMl&R€m`5'ht has decided ;Vislt the Island’s Busieat Store hc-.`

o add a three minute trotting class lore doing your summer shopping.

nirse one hundred dollars. Entries ‘S

ill be received by the Secretary, G. '

rites that the citizens are busily art

'lnclnir i& Stewart, Ltd.

-Beginning with Wednesday, .lilly 3rd, and continuing for the summer

-A Kensington correspondent months the store of Sinclair & Stew-

CH I PPEN DALE GLASS WARE

. We are showing u very _complete line of CHIPPENDALE GLASSWARE which ls one of

will close' Wednesday afternoon M the best on the market. It will please the most fastidions. The prices, quality considered, are

will on lhc f.»l|owing day. be better pre- George and Kent streets’ MEt

pared andfeclmore courageous to facethc '

struggle for lite. Reserve the ist of july lor Ruslico. Should weather prove uu- favf-nible, thi-n the lea will be held on the following \\’e<liiesd;»\y.

liy Order of Committee

_liine .ith igfz

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The Colonial Stock

Co. 3 NIGHTS l and A Mat. COM\iElllClNG JUNE 28th Under tlie Auspices of

The 4th Regt.

ifnionv Niour “A Soldier of the King" sArui<n.\\' M.\1'iNr.e "Boss ol Z Ranch"

s/\'i‘uizim\' Nioiir `

“The Prince ol Liars"

MONDA\' Nici-iT '

"A Soldier of ille King”

' Seats now on sale tt regular plates.

Stylish Shoes.

F or Women .

Let ul pbesv you some of our

new apdnq-ulylos. I leather shoes . n ,up , n ad. _ mm nh e. sim .. Gun metal and dongola shoes.

Prius Sli!! ta_ $4 00

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Biliousnesia

is certainly one of the most disagree- ahlc ailments which flesh is h_eir to. Coated tongue-bitter taste in the mo\ith- nausea -- dizllncw '-' tl1€S= combine to make life a_ burden. The cause is ri disordered liver-_-the cure Dr. Mnr.=c‘s indian Root Pills. They go straight to the root ofthe trouble. put thc liver right, cleanse thc stom- ach and lvowels, clear the tongue and take away the hitter taste from' the mouth. At the first sign ol bilious- nces take

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Dr. Mofses “'

Indian R00! Pill.

engaged laying new sidewalks.-Mrs/`

__ _________ ______ _..-_ Edwards is remodelling her boarding

house.-The many friends of Hartle iims and wife, Kensington, are sor- side last evening at 7.40. She had ry to learn of their departure for 35'

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-The Empress arrived in Summer-

rench River. Mr. Sims has been em- ing. Her outward cargo coiisistcrl ot iloyed for several years with James 1 car potatoes and 4 horses. linr Kennedy. He has now gone into part- inward cargo was l cur nails mul

ership with Amhy Warren and Lea- 1 car mixed freight.-J. _

via Gorman in the fishing business .of `

.nnt place--James Braham has sold -M. Currie nnd wife, I-iniiiax; ic.-fi. his beautiful brood mare to William Leamon, Moncton; R_ _}_ ;,“m',,_ HL Bffnafd '01' the |19-11550010 Sum Ol John; E. F. and Mrs. Warrcl, Souris; ‘250-*Robert Whlt°h°ad has been E. A. wiiiinmn, sr.. cntiinrinnn; J. lllwintell by the 5°h0°l trustees ' Ol Fraser, Ottawa; Miss J. Fraser, Ot-

K°“5l"f)t°¥ “I5 "°;"'° Tr F119 Present tawa; Mrs. J. l". Dixon, Ottawa; id. _

ear.- . ngcs as sara it new . -_ ~ _ bakery, the first of its kind in Ken- gfngiiiiggggxiléd al:[ot"htere?5'i[é,'n ez __ msn- -gl i-sq, --1-' -il-_. ‘i“g*°“- nerwnen 5.30- uint night nnd 5.30 the

Jhlei-I _lacking |>l‘eVl0UB 1llgl)lZ.J

o'clocli for the usual ha»lf`holidn.y. in

passengers going nnrl 100 return-

oierate,-Here are some of tiie lines and prices. .1

4 Piece Table Sets .. ...$l.25 Large 'l`ankerd]ars........ . ....$l.00 ¢aCl1

Nappersisln.. ..................60ceach Oils.. 35cand5gceach

do .50ceach Syi-ups.... . . ................5¢€aCl1 do 6in .. ..........35ceach Sugarsand Creams.........-...»...50cset do 4in. perdozen.... ....$l.40V Pickle ]ars.............. $I.25€tlC_l1

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I H. Harkeln uc c - ' . I 'I ` '

s, Q b c, Geo Hunter,

'E Quebec; J. W. S. Jutra, Montreal;

M_rs. R. R. Murray, (lariligan;Mrs.D. Fraser, Mt. Stewart; J. A. McDonald, .-/. Cardigan; I-l. Edwards, Providence; 'r-.4

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` -There entcred~ into rest at Mar-

_gate on June Zlst, after a lingering illness, Elizabeth Thompson, widow

James Polly, St. John; registered nt, -` `74j‘;¢. the Queen Hotel, Summerslrlo between 5:39'

` 3.30 last night and 5.30 the previous .

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9 sprint iiwnrn, w c while, Ich... liéils-f'Hl1@`_ll Thalwu built in such .t logital way

li ran a hundred years to ii day Y

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Well t‘\e_l3NI'ERPRlBlll MONARLH ST' EL RANGE is bu'lt liike that- ._,.‘.§.i_:.‘.;_.~:,i,n:.;:°.:.‘:.° .,i'.~.'=.~::*.i-."ie.‘,1°;',.:.<;' :i':.:.-.:if:...~.."=.:..°.

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.1`l?.f.l:r.€ir:ri:ini.:-:r.r::;::.fs:nv-.3‘:::':.t;.i:ziz°:l.°s5;;r:.ui char did to thiafsmily olf°the"Deacon. lilke the chlies, too. t 0 0l\l\‘0|l l'

A Xiilluslglirllldtoetiililiunaler lb' show you the range or send dlreot for circular describing lt.

'l'lll:l IWTERPRISE l"0UNl)llY C0..

J . of the late John Mann, Kensington’ """"" M1 I I B. I

aged 75 years. Mrs. Mann was a cou- alatent member of the Metliodiat.

5 ‘ Church for a long number of mrs, _ ' _ .`

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.§ , 1 ioo pieces of “land new furniture,' con- D ., slating of !lre|eer`|_ at $5 go up, commodel ` --ix 1.75, aldeboardl from w.5o,_ sofas from

5.75, kitchen chairs 45c, kitchen tables `z-75, dining-room, tables 6.oc, bedroom

" °‘ _tables 9.ic, parlor tables 1 oo, lrcn beds . .i ‘_a;5o,»mattreuee z 5°, bed springs |.a5,

‘ parlor eultl 19.75 (3 pieces). wlclter chairs

zigo, lawn chairs |.lc,Bruuel| cu t 75c, tapestry carpet 411:, straw matt ng ga, hemp stair carpet gc, Scotch and union

, e 'squares 4 75. tapestry square 6.75.

elm. S 's.i5n¢m;,i

gud an active member of the M

I sick-room and will be missed by 5 ' ` ¢ _ If

' .large number of friends. She leaves . Am .

mourn their loss two sons-Rev. ` ‘

, . . J. Hamilton, of Westport, N.S., ' ‘ ff- - _

_' afnd George of Margate (sons. of n ‘ `\ ‘

;l0l'm¢r l:2,fl"lBge to Capt. Hamilton) , one step n W. R. Mann, with whom gm Wilded. and three sisters-Miss

ary Thompson, Mrs. W. Feuerty iiird Mrs. George Dick of New Glan-

- gow. The funeral. took place on Sut-

'urdav and was largely attended. Rev.

Cllff /gilarers were:-John Bernard, D. Mc-

_ Lliika Kenzle, Isaac Lowther, H. R. Baker, ' ' `-Jacob Fyfe, and David Profltt. Inter

ment took place at Kensington Ceme- tery, “For so He giveth I-Pls beloved s?ee_p.”'-Corn._

S (_ furniture Sala

She was always welcome in the

E. Johnson conducted tho service the hodse and grave The pall

- PATONS

Buy to spend

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. , \ - \. ‘GOOD” is right. Pure chocolate, pure milk and pure sugar-that’s what Maple Buds are. They’re not only good to the taste-they’re nourishing and wholesome. ._ The children may. eat all they want. Maple Buds satisfy 'their craving for sweets and at the samo_t'ime build up their little bodies. _

Buds at your grocery. Teach the children

p¢mii_e_s _ fprvthescg v.vholesop1eK_;_ewe_etl.

Nexus-amiga nelwld-

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They’re not Mapl3 Birch

'nukes tlley’re

cov/AN do

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