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LETTER, as below, we will award Prizes as Follows

2 First Neatest and Best Written Tiger Tea Letters $20 each-8 40

6 Neitt Neatest and Best Written Tiger Tea Letters $i_o eaclg-$ gg

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20 Nedtt Neatest and Best VVritten Tiger Tea Letters $ 5 eac --$ Ioo Next Neatest and Best Written Tiger Tea Letters a Silver

For the Neatest and Best Written Copies Ot TIGER _TEA

Tea Set, valued at $4 each-$400

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_goo Next Neatest and Best Written Tiger Letters, a suit-

able giit for Xmas valued at $1-:$S_;_

428 Prizes, valued at - ° ' ' " ° " $900

CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION.

TEA letter .S wav' must be accompanied b ta of the square cards found inside of the 1 lb. an

nd Emu le er d hitr labelled 'lyionit TEA

54 o?!1>`:'l`;;.v-rill'be given December I t,b;oo3, by Mr._§. L. Kerr of the Bt. John Burl

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Ie” gonegef Letters must be sys; ' oflinga e ofndhild, willobse cons’dered in awarding prizes

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4’ “me” .nd style 0 ug F HATHEWAY h C0 St John N B (Canada )

Nos x5, td, 17, i8, South Wharf

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unsns W F Hglenders and Packers of Tiger Indo-Ceylon Teas

li of Ti er Tea is rnde at c perlb Is

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lille gil” vthitizixlimbuds ingTiger Tea give it that ine delicate flavor l We used t

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drink China Tea years ago, but prefer the Tiger Tea in i lb packets as it looms cleaner, and ~~»= “fm “-8 -i= °-'°° =°°.;':1.°.‘::‘..l’z'.‘.:°.::‘:;'.z:i'.. ‘:'..."f.';'%.‘:f.‘;i.f.‘.‘: ::.°:'»..:;'°:.*' at.

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t".¢t}“'§‘l‘:¢;-srzachllgge ti on the label show how stron the Tiger Tea is.

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gg., v.-iygiad tcaeu you this letter about Tiger Tea, and fyou wish I § t sen you

` hi li ld ha . be iiercer t an the ti on your label. he rich che

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;£;§`§rg£= pl1“;:i:ieo;ee“t(i’1I;ef2.nca;ds°1l'eequired,° and tell yyou trutly this Ts myqawn hand- the postn reformers. 12:: :?glld2¢ibi`dli.‘l:¥lEi1i’:i§.k§;£if=1slggfshriig. gferf. i?es:li\esd:>l:\e¢ §>°;dC1?::<llg1» 'iii Henneker Heaton, M. Pu, has long stood

st' J§;':`g¢ 1, __________________ _ __ _ _ _; my last senooi teacher was. ....... .... ...................... .. in the lead,of postal reform and advance-

H°"i°¥ th" ms l°“°' "in: "i” ° Tig" T” Prize' ment in the United Klngdom,and recently

in a long interview' with Austen Cham-

berlain, Posltmaster General, he proposed

,no fewer than sixty-nine separate im-

I am respectfully yours,

Be sure and sign letter, giving full address- ~

tat. Any boyor girl of six to sixteen years of age can compete by writing a copy of the Tiana when he introduces the experiment of

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Psorosto Posnt Reforms.

Perpetual improvement is the order of

the day in the postal service _of nearly all civilized countries. .Already in several diiferent parts of the world rural delivery "is following olcse upon free delivery by the carrier system in cit’es. This must yet be adopted in Canada, and as Prince Ed ward Island is the mcst densely popu‘ated Province of the Dominion, and is badly

served postally in the winter season, we respectfully invite ` Sir William Muloch,

d rural free delivery to begin it in this Pto-

I vince. The other day a high ofhclal of the ` United States post omce department

made apublio statement that the time is

__ near at hand when the people may hope

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.i THE FINEST RANGE

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Chamberlain .received °‘sympathetically.” The list includes universal penny

postage, a cheap agricultural parcel post and telegrams to

I any time before have

_ one ounce weight shall be

., _ the -aampiirrate now*

Eiunar. JUNE io, ' ° ~

o for a reduction of the two cent letter rate

to one cent. These are a few specimens of what ls the near future in the way of

° postal advancement, but many other im-

provements are occupying the minds of

provemeuts in the postal and postal tele- , . , #graph service, which we are told Mr.

nr sumti sumnss ___ ____ __ ______ __ ____

9'# in Tweed’ Worsted and Ser' at 'a penny a word. Of course these

/ N g_es ever shown’ also _aselect things are not yet accomplished but they

_.1 _1 _` _ imc °f t_he newest deagns of aroooming as sure as sunrise. Think ofa

Tfousefmgs and fain' Pf°°f telegram from London to Hong Kongor Coatings- - Australia at 2) cents for ten words, while

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3;- ~ ./ ` SEE DUR NEW SPRINQ HATS _we mapaying so coats for a like :elegant "$13, -~ ‘ z

4 l"“~'f . 0/"»’®~ fill i-...`.\\\-it

_ GentS»_FurniShingS__the1;teSt to Picton! It makes one wish- that we

had a' Henneker Heaton at Ottawa to

and best. '

show our cabinet ministers there how

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worded. He also a‘a$kls1tllataletlc`r

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ounce letter,the

are a few spccimeueonly out o1:,tbo

of lmprovementzs proposedipauyfof will doubtless coma' into “operation the world is much older. '= _ , f _ ,

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Again more supplementary estimates

'have been submitted toPail_laineni5. B110 of these there are items totalling about

Island. The principal partot this sum is

$450,000 to be expanded this year on the 0 60065 m M

Hillsboro B ld s and Murray Harbor

H _ ciominr wanna;

Railway. Besides there are $13.000 |50!

steel rails, $4,0lli for straightening the ' Ladies' F line at Blueshank and $Im for an addition ,

to the freight house at Mount Szewart. GCIIE S Plfllshun

Welook in valn,howevcr,for the expect-sd grant for the much-needed new station in

The ways ot the Ottawa authorities are

altogether lnscrutable. ' _____,,__

The absolute necessity for a new station

upon the subject by our Board of Trade Our representatives are fully apprised of the existing conditions and of the needs

aided with a lavish hand. Surely under

longer in suspense.

It will be remembered that the arrange-

ment of the constituencies under the

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The llillliiery Leaders Sunnyside

$475,000 to be expended in Prince Edward ca”

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Charlottetown. Itwillbe altogether too bad if this impobtant worklsto be delayed 8

for mother year, or perhaps lndetlnitc1y._ per “ent Dum

at Charlottetown has been' admitted _'for ` years. The present location is iuconveni- _ B

ent, the site unhealthy and the building.

unfit for its present use. There have been

frequent and string representations made mag nf

and wants of our people. mmm ll

The Dominion treasury overflows ’

with a record -_breaking surplus, ,and scbemeein the greatwest are being n 8 '

these conditions a sufllcient sum could be Men S Braces QT Pu! spared for the erection. of' a suitable Black Cotton 3 Pts' fm' W*

station in Charlottetown. ‘Perhaps there M8115 COIOTB1 8111118 35C Q. are still further supplementary estimates Milfs bl1I11in€f UUh"¢lT Si M _ to como. If not our peonle_should`be MEHS W61'h.I1g W’ M

Mens Clotwg

informed of the fact and not be kept.

John Mclcod &Co., iercnuul lilo rr:

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for__s_1;;_;’;1¢ is l_\1Sfi5§11 i1;S1;rr0undin_g his familby; with _com-

_ uxnries w e e 1 , ° t d ‘

them by his death ves 1 ey are to eprived of

1N:SURA_NCE, food, clothing and shelter, suited to ones

means is the ideal. »

The Canada Life Assurance C0.

has f°1’ 5ff7°SiX years issued policies for the protection of

‘ , Canadian families and to-day stands in the front rank of the

best companies.

INSURE NOW. Do not put it 05. For rates and particulars apply to

E. R. Brow, W. K. Rogers.

SPN011 ASG* 0hBI10ttetown _ Provincial Manager. '

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telegraph service.

money orders at the residence or busiue stand of the person to whom the order

_ payable. That is that the ~let_,ter; carri

shall cash the orderand deliver the mono

after it. Another suggestion _ia that th

international postaue stamp, which be good to prepay postage in any ooun

them from going forward may do so

Other items of l_lr. Henneker Heat.on’s '

pmpoaad reforms include the payment of

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_ instead of the payee bein! compelled to gol

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_I nations of the postal union- _shall issue an _ . will

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of the union. Hr. Heaton asksthat send- -

` d ith th ral l I laid

ers of letters who have dropped letter aw" 8 ' e gene prmcp 6

into the post oflice and desire to sto

redistribution hill was referred to a special committee: which down to a i-ceeiit nate had held its meetings in private. Yester-

mittee at which argument was permitted

added thereto for electoral purposes. Messrs. McKinnon and Hughes proposed two members for Queens and one for each of the other counties. The latter proposal

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discomfort. It cures quickly, painless

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adoption and this motion being seconded

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*E That would cost you not less _than $i5.oo in any

' merchant tailoring establishment in this city, and we guar-

' This suit will interest you, as it is a value that is seldom odered. I You have heard of W. R. JOHNSON’S Clothing, this is one of

their _blue black clay worsteds, and it’s true blue too, not of the kind that turns green after have worn it a _few times. Th _ _ ~__ tailorings of this suit are some 'high class ' that character _

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There’s a style for everyone’s fancy, and aprice for every -

Coats single or double styflés.; of other suits

stock _of boys clothing to

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_ PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN

Sydney.

misses* siaiaf' iiaoeoiiioiiem rweeos. rl|¢nntGi\

day there was an open sitting oi the com- J _

on the rel\I!'l»Il|!¢l!1ent of r the Island( ew

constituencies. Messrs. Lefurgey and

ntskagum sary-stand mme.; "" rr --

enm' to retain two members for Prima. 500 yds Special,

county byiiaviac spot-tion of Queer." ____ 2 I ré a

IOc. Huslml E00.

__ _ _ _ 1zpiecesofDressMua1inonaa'e@t¢B‘ __ sown by the Premierot 'sowing _mar per yard See western window for %@ d if

as may be -nwot-icable to county bound-' ed sateens at 2 t' cent discount.

gt aries. Hon. Mr. Sutherlandmoved its

by the leader of the Opposition was ,

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Q gically settles theinatter as the House

will no doubt accept the ilnding of the Big discounts on an mn. ants' g *

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; ,committee under we circumstances. I this Spring adlesi Spnng can at gm

TRADE AND SHIPPING. l

clear out at once

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nigash; Phoebe 8: Emma Small, Hubley,

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June 13, old? Ndva Zegiga, Hanson, Cotton M . 0h,,,,,,,,,_ _ _» . Fanc Cotton and Cashmere Hose Qadai” If .r....e1s,¢i.i= whit. Bird, mmm, cspo Fast lack Caslimere Hose

T°"?°°““°°‘ E“°"”’ "“°“°°”'. Nm” Cotton Hose cashmere foot

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1 i Summer Medicine

, Is a good fruit saline. . A little on retiring or

_ before breakfast keeps the blood cool, the systeurper- 1 ' ' fectly healthy.

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SANTOS-DUIONT AFTER? _ ;..=. 2 N I

_ _i\_sio_o,ooo Pmzi: `Pim,Jm¢ is-M. some Dumont is

» §_f>"1=¢g°1‘°vh°f°° v°"°f ==°¢°r who All the latest styles receives a few days

No.7, intended for the St. Louis- ex

position He expects to makvhis 'Bret l frlnn 25° up

, ascent is afomiight and say. ho__,_%'viii_gt> We would like to show you tllehe dliliiy oblf to St. Louis unless the prize of $160111) is and ues tgns ght

reduced, in which he will not attend on account of the heavy expense. “No. 7’ to be capable of making iifty

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Saturday Night Bergamo in Every Department

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