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APRIL 9, I9" ___ _ _ "'ri-nil Ls'rns'r Nswss- THE Q_H_A_1§k¢f)f1‘f1‘E_f1_fQWN GUAR1)1AN 'rms-r or ani." ‘ PAGE ggygpl. " .-

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THE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN'

, I ‘A or cgi mn rg, q.,|,g“ e i -.-.-;-_-.».-

_» atlstment. Don't trys: rlmentl. ' ` -i h S ,d _ _

ygunesafsmdgmgylghmgqmnnwh » \ J It pays to buy ln this Province. Mill Evil _M“\'l’ Y- “"\m°"- °» ‘L - _ . __ V _ _.___ visiting in bliarlottetown.

,\ b . . _ _ _ Cummings, drunk,” was_}‘lned_flv;

__ ._ an o are and costs at t e po ce cour .' i \‘ m ) in Charlottetown yesterday.

»_~s».r_»= n mont - . -»-

.~ _ U A . » , . Miss Faustina Sullivan, daughter

Ilnoll’ 8'3". ;:,:°”:°€v7°'!" f°ful:|:¢&all}stism, Swelling, . of Chief Justice Sullivan, Charlotte-

pm' nom” s°__.1m_W°4°°“_c__°“p oilswsrtlly for town, left yesterday morning on a

h¥|.,,.:£L,,,_ “"“‘o. .dlhu _‘uni D~k_" es. visit to Halifax. _ ,-

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,°;';1,,,,_ .|.s..iessseiisco..s¢u¢,s-, ` ‘ "°°` -

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N. W. Latter- oi 1-ialiinx i/no like

many friends in Charlottetowli, will

°;______$_,, _,__ __ , _ _ __ _ havcitheir sincere sympathy ‘in the

1 368 Wellnefs 1 91 2 / (- _ j ‘i.°.i‘.”.'I..,"'..§‘.f.i .i.Z’.`I.'.’.“..i’.§’.‘i.’;‘.°"" " _ We want to keep before your mind ff*

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T e e ner a c ' ,f.._.___` It is the greatestlittle watch to keep _/=’\ ‘ _ _

' time you ever paw.

Come in and -talk watch

~Ii will not obligate buying.

I ` s_s.iiilii.uzs 7 `i

with us. _

W., W. Weiiiwi-

jeweler

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Colored Photos

Our workin colnrnil photos ls pleasing to uartlculur neo if li-~ 'l‘lierolen decided iir- tistlc tune auil bleni.l~ inf of colors thai. lir- lngs out the lic-iii. iii

good photos.

LJ _ l_.l The Cook Studio

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I IN S T 0 C K

I-`|.0UR ANI) I`IiIi`II

We now have in stuck ; _ illegal Flour

Five Rosas ltlour,

iioyill Housellulit Flour.

Beaver Flour.

Htiir F_loi;_lf,

l‘huenix_ lour.

8uei+n City Flour.

- rescent lolir,

llolled Otitis, . Uurnmosl, »

Cracked Uorn.

llran and Middllilgs.

liilitako Meal. ftfiilassinn Muni Cotton Heed Meal

alliif which we are selllnz at. low- ssi. prices.

A. ilorne & Co.

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TVENDERS

WIIARVES AND BRIDGES

Department of Public Works.

Charlottetown, _l’. E. I.

March 27th. l9l2.

Sl£AI.F.D TENDERS. will be

receiveil lit this ilepiiriiiient until noon on

'l`lll'§SDAV, APRIL 9ill lolz from any person or pcri~;olis willing io it-use any or nil ol' the pliblic wliarves auileliriilges, the property of the Provincial (`-overliiiienr fionl the. lst of April 1912, to tin- _gist of Miuvii loig.

liull particulars of coiidli ions and

rules, also forms of ieiiilerii iilaiv be procured at this office and will be for\\-nrdeil to any addii.-:~:4

The Departuieiit does not bind

itself io accept the liigliesi or any tender. - _

L. Bi l\'icMlI.l'.lAN. _ Secy. of Ptllilic \Voil<'.~',

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FARM- FOR SALE

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Thi- Subscriber otl`eri\ l'.ir stale that very

ilesirallln properly :i few niiiuili-.ii »walk ffviii Rocky Point \VIiarl'»iii.l fiiuiling on L-_liilrlulletown Harbor roiiiniitiiig _go .irren ¢\_| land 35 cleared and noun io grass send. hood’ Iioiise in rooms niiif u large barn “iso 2 summer cottages ull in guinl i nit r well and pump nt the door,

Terms Reasonable. /\|\pl_\'_Io

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(`-liiii-liitleliiwll

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lop nrree land H5 of haul and _'mil wood iiiiiiahle for acantling ilnil five wood. Iliil- niire clear and sown flown eiiliiniril -ij-l ofa mile from Rocky l'i \\’li:ii~|` sunlli cl lllni-ic house and :idjoiiiiilg its Nniilii-in llniindary extending |`innih`oiilli ilmro lo tliiilliirhor (North \’\/i-_sv side) Thi-t is the Fiilieiii bil of forest land iii ilii- Vi<:iniiv. I-und ofilio very bein t|ii=i|iiy\villi mi inex liaiiiitable hed ofbrick clay exliuiiliiig in from Smith shore road, plenty of .sen n'e'srl' *Wi will he sold chesp on realioilaililr lernis. Appiy to

Cliarliitteiiiwil

Wlzw _

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‘ I"or_iiisinlling eqiiipiiientét

in your lobster factory, for work on iileilni pipe .filling snll other work around the fac- . tory yon' _need an expert and l know that iran glvuyou pni~ feet satisfaction. ' c ,

I have nearly -3|: \e1`r1 expiri-

- , ence in the different lines u Ihr'

plumbing liiisliiesitmnil nlllinngh

~ my work layout! file .piivrs riff' lower than you Yoiild (xpert Clll, Wrilo or piione 39|,-'].

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6?-litter

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‘fi special value.. " for Women l

-We have just received two 1.

new lines in footwear and as a _ spring offering we :ire offering _, . tlieili io our woluen custoliiers

at specially low prices. |f

'I liese boots' show illevery

latest note in spring styles aiul the liiatcrials :ind workuiun- ship is all that the inoeit criti- cal could dcsirc.

_ Tan lmttoii;-d boois,aIl sizes, . i 1- specially priced at. . . . . . $3.50

Gun metal, high cnt boots, _ L, I6 linttons high, special. 3.00

l'at¢.'-iii le-"ither boots, lo luittoiis high, ilnll lops,special _ ......3.00 '__

All £6’ Co N

'l 135 Qiiei-ii Street _

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NEW I’ll.UW2'lE BLUUK lldrtl Uliarltittutown E. I

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‘B ecwer’ Flour

just i'e':ci\'erl direct from ilic Mill

Beaver t"lour in 25 ll' Bill!-‘I

Ilcnvcr l"iolir in loo Ili Bilge

Ili-:l\-'er liliiur in llzlrri-ls*

Ili-avei' lfliiiir iii i-2 ll:iri'cl.~i.

Beer Q Gofl"s

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V Piloroiiinrlis 'I

'l`lie l'.u.lcst Novelties I l"or Spring And __

Sunlilier ‘

in nie Bayer PhotoStudio

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I < me ifn'.til'i-zlllil

Burzeoii llnntist Berlin Dental-Parlors

‘ Blcilluond Bt. Phono 158] I

Over Prov/se Bros. ‘

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J. B. BROWN. D. M. D_

DENTIST _ __ _

tlrnvn nd llridze Bpeen I .

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--L" Me-t_A“‘"*'°ii*"” Noncis -

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_. OF _ _

ANNUAL Ml-:sr _ iNc _

The General Annual Meeting of

the Sliareliolilers. or Ilii-key 8: _Nirholiioii 'l`iiliii-rn t`o_'i,ld will be held at the office of thc- C-‘“`l\P"‘ly (‘-hjlrlottctnwil on Monday the iitll Apiil io, :i ni 7 _'io o‘v.-lccl: p. ni. for elcctin-i of i)ir¢i:tt\rs and the iran- tnctliiii of |i,'enei-nl lnidiies.-4. ` . -- ‘-Dated the in day of April lol 1.

Captain McPherson, late of the G.

G. S. Mlnto, accompanied by his dllllghtcr, Miss‘Annie, left Charlotte- t0Wn yesterday moaning for Medicine Hat. Alberta, where his two sons ani

located.

The officers of the W.- C. T. U. in

Quebec city are making inqiliries of the Moncton W.C.T.U. concerning one Mrs. Connelly, who will he remember- ed as having conducted an advertis ing scheme here a. year or two ago. From the nature of the inquiry made hy the Quebec W,C.’l`.U. otiiclals it W0l_'l‘l fillpcnr that Mrs. Connelly if eiideavoring to carry on her ndver I-‘SIUE scheme in Quebec under thi allsflices of the W.C.T.U., and has re- ferred the parties with whom she is ‘iw-ling 'lu ii nilmb'er of Moncton peo file with whom she claims to bc ln- timutcly acquainted. The Quebec W. (‘.T.U., however, instead of writing to the parties named, appear to hav. written the officers of the Moncton W-C~'I’-U. for information, which i- IIUIIUZ forwarded to them.-Moncton iifxc. (Mrs. Connelly operated in

tllinrluttetown some time ago.)

Hays the Fredericton Gleanerz-

'l‘lliit there will be- lots of racing in lthe Maritime Provinces during th; rcnsoli of 1912 is the prediction made by horsemen who keep closely in- touch with the harness racing lrilme. The first entry blanks for thc Fredericton Park Association's meet- ing- the first weokin July were man it-,d at thc Fredericton Post Oflicc on Saturday in time to catch the iiiternoon trains and. have reachc" their destinations ere this. The other track” “"6 0Xl>ectcd to fail in linl quickly and get out their entry lllllrlke- A111. H. Jcwett is in re relllt of a letter from Peter Conroy, the well known P. `E. Island horse- mil". Whowrote to congratulate thi n.lder,man npoii having seeiired Axim] and declaring that the son of Sdbell is sure to prove a successful horse ln the stud here. Mr. Conroy also spoke of some of Axbell’s colts selling in P- E~ Ililflnd. Where he formerly stood 7"" 9°!"/|09. at high prices.

Clllbtriin D. C. Fraser, of Chance H“"_h0l”» ill M Present in Montreal iiavinp; gone there soon nfter learning of the wreck of the S, S, Bonavism the Black Diamond steamshlp he ser wed so _long _on board of. Captain liraser first Joined the Bonavistv *W‘="¢Y-Bevvn years neu. in tact went to the Old Country when she . was built and came across on her as first mate. He was first officer for thi-ei YHWH Dull was then promoted to the captaiucy, which position he ling gi, llpnorabiy filled for the past twenty- four years. During these years he has innde many warm friends at the ,ports of call along his northerly \”0l\t0. .Which lily- between Montreal, Sydiiey,_nnd St. John's, Nfid. It has been his custom to lay off during the wilitcr ss son of late years and ins can be imiilgined, he felt very bad' ly when he learned that the goodi ship which had carried him so safely Itllfluil Such li stormy const for ii qn,,_|~. _ter of n century, had been lost.- liinstiirn Cliroiiiclc.-((‘.npt_ p~m,,¢._,- ,F wlill known in Cliiiriottctowli.)

The Silliker alld Vail excursion i1ni‘f.y 01 Amlivret. pasaeil tin-ougli tn.- vlty today lu' iineciiii car attached to No. 25 Express. They carry Freiltlie Cameron as the star attrac. tion. Twentydiille in all are mak- ing the trip. It includes a visit to twelve of the largest a.ii'd most im- iiortilnt cities and giving from one to five days in each place. This glvcs lll‘1l1Cil>l\l places at ii siriall cost nnil tilcy will be able to see more of the them an opportunity of seeing the great country than in six months go- ing alone. Of the trip an exchange froiu Winnipeg has the following;_ Fred Cameron, the conqueror 0( 'rom Longboat and the pride of Amherst, is coming wcst with the party of prominent citizens of Amllerst,- who ure to visit Winnipeg, Cnlmry and Edmonton. (larreron would like to get on ri match race here with some of the local runners, either sinizlv or against a relay. As the party will arrive in Winnipeg April tenth he would like to have ii match or mat- ches nrraged about that diite in thc Horse Show Amphitheatre. -Exe, (Fred Cameron han many friends in Charlottetown who will follow him on his trip with miicll interest.)

::/ltliis Rtock Food is n most lilivh-

lv concentrated food and medicine. We know lt will 'Io the work. We can prove that it has the virtue. 'Fry one pnclmirc under absolute giinriintel- and be . convinced. 25c. and mic. packages. E. A. Foster, CI-ntrnl Driliwiltorii, Sunnyside. dtf.

nioril-:'s =rll`iiiinili’

(ii can .i`ii.i.°5 nii.i_.ma`

A flnnnygriipli |l\.u means Iaiipliter,

(2) The Actress ' A

A Strong Emotional Drama '

_ (5) The Ca_`|tIe~_Ruat'lerii"

Father .

l\I1ile in ,(`al»l|`ornli\ _Sierrss

J Austin Trainer '

*Everyone should pay their March electric light hill before April 10 as :hat _date in the last to get a ills- count.

Hls Honor Lieutenant Governor Rogers desires The Guardian to state gimi; he proposes to close the China Famine Fund on April 20th and wishes all amount forwarded as 509" ui; possible.

They News Editor greatly regrets that in some issues recently he nllovlt- id the temperature to appear trail!- iosed, for that from u northern ex- -iosiire is always lower than -from n southern exposure.

Russel Watson of the Royal Bank, l-lalifax, who has been spending a va- cation with his parents, L. Wi and Vlrsf Watson, Charlottetown, left yes- gcrdny morning for Halifax, and will afterwards proceed tu Sydney, hav- ‘ng been transferred to thc branch of -,lla Bank in that city.

A Sydney exchange says:-The fun- iriil of the late John Gillis was held it nine o'clock this morning from 'iis late residence, 205 Henry St. to Jalvary cemetery. The members of -loly Redeemer Branch of the li. _('J. l. to which Mr. Gillis belonzed, nt- Lended in a body. Solemn High Mass df Requiem was celebrated by the '1eceased’s son, Rev. Father Bernard lillis, P. P. of Fairfield, East Point, P. il. I., with Rev, Father it-lclnnis iastor of Holy Redeemer t'-luirch, as leacon, and Rev. Father MacAdam, Qlydney, sub-deacon. Mr. Gillis was H highly respected man ilnd excellent citizen, and his dciitll will bc deeply regretted by a large circle. He wi-is in his 62d year.

The following is from the tlriin-

brook Herald:-“A gloom has been cast over our community by the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, need 33 years, after six years of siliicring Irom cancer of the stomach. She iassed peacefully away at. six o'clock Vlonday morning, March 4th, 1912. she is survived bv six daughters, two sons, two brotiiers and four sisters. The two brothers are living in Prince edward Island, mp- _eieter in limit,-~~_ one in Seattle and one sister with the tivo sons and two daughters are ‘n Nova Scotia, three daughters in Brandon, one in the States, one sis- ter with whom she died (Mrs. B. beard) of Wardller, B,C_ The film-ml took pin-ce at the Pre'sbytcriaii Church, Warilner, at 2 ,p_m_, lvlarch ilth. the services being conducted by llev. Stephens, after which 3 niimper of relatives and friends followed the remains to' the Wardner cemetery, Where she was laid to rest, The poll- hearers were C. S, Nixon, W. F. Mc- Laughlin, W. Sciiiker, C. Martin, (‘._ A. Embree and A. Pickering.

::It's time to take care of your

horse. This is the time of year when voilr faithful animal needs special at- tention. Thc horse is subject to spring disorders as well us "lin- mans," and you cannot afford to ne- glect .thc signs ilnd symptoms. Our expcriencc eniibius us to supply reme- dies pnrticulnrlv suited to the indivi- dual needsi of your pcnst and correct -my disorder that may appear. Slcc about the matter today. Thc Mne- !(innon Drug Co., corner Grcnt (leo. and Kent. bits. drtf.

- “ My left side pained me :ill the tim

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The Essential Feature

iii the iiitinir of glaltst s is to biire the li-li.~;iin so trrolind mi to propi-r|_\' correct tile optical i~.t. In thi- 1-ya.

That belili: done. the iinportnncc

of proiii‘l'|y_.il_d|untiiisi' the lclliu-s ilui lnountlngu lo t lo flu-1: can lliil'd|,\' ht- i-veit-stiiiintefl. We re- alize the iriith of tin-se stntemi-iitvt `niiiI strive iii \:i\'ie an illl-ruiiiill and tliurnlli:‘bl_v up to the inillutl' optical

servil-i-, 'l‘ry ns for s_i\l.isfilct.or_v N\‘l'\'l1‘|‘.

G. F. IIUTCIIESON

‘ Jeweler -- Optician. _ l [£Qn¢r5lffll_0ii_§£

0NE S0l.lll WEEK Commencing Mon. _ Mon_._Ap.__§th___ G. Herbert Perry Presents _- i’erry’s Peerless

_ Players

. }vi'l'il - Ilazcl Corinne and Dan Malloy

. IN A Nl'il.{I|CH (IF lligh Class Royalty. Plays With Elaborate and Special Scen- ery, Novel Electrical Effects

.-MONDAY NIGIIT- Aiiita`The Singing Girl

' ~-FOLLDWED BY-~

The Princess of Patches The Girl from Smoky Mountsin

The Little C0-ED _ _ Wife in Name 0nly ‘ ‘

_ _ And the Seresminl Farce' _ " “Comedy ll|.llF|'_" ____‘ _ _

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.smilie 'Ein rm sm

cents

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by Lydia E.Pinl¢hsm’e Veg- _ _ etable Compound.

Canadian wornen are continually writ

ing us,such letters as the two following, which are heartfelt. expressiulis of grilli- tude for restored health:

Glanford Station, Ont.-"I have ts-

ken Lydia E. Pinkh_am's Vegetable _Coni-

` iunil and never

'»i'//ii' I/W9’ "li llililiil any inedii-ins ' .,,`1 1’ to compare with it. 1;., I had ulcers and full- , ‘- ing of womb slid

I doctors did im- liii

' ' good, I _siill'ei-..i_l dreadfully for years until I began taking your medicine. I al-

so ri-comim-nil it for nervousni-ss and ili-

‘f digestion.” -f Mrs.

HENRY Ci./imc, Ghinfonl Station. Out.

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Chestierville, ()iit. » " I heard your

l began taking' thi-ni for fallingof woili

and ovarian trouble.

and just before. my pi_»l‘iolis which were irregular and painful it would be worse. 'l‘u sit down caused me pain nliil .~‘uii'er- _ing and l would bi- so nervous some times that I could not be-nr to see any one or hear any one speak. Little speaks would float before my eyes and I was always collstipatetl.

“I cannot say too much for Lydia Iii.

Piiikhiinl's -Vegetable (loliipouild and I.ivcr Pills, for tilt-re are ilu lneiliciiiss like them. I have takell theln slid I recommend them to all women. You may publish this testimoiiiiil." Mrs. S'I‘l-“.- i°lll:N J. MAlri'iN, Clit-sterville, Oiirsi-io, Canada.

Proven Quality _‘ when cl_iuusiii;_;sl|vei_w_nre

isbotli ctoiioiiiv .ind s.iii»i.it lion to piiirliuie i

_ Miiiieiiisiiiios.

_ »»_, This hlalid, kiiown all

M-,_ -,QR “.i`i11»:r1“Iarcihar Wears"

('_f'-/‘f§"= runlzslirstinqmiliiy and

_//‘ Zi, has been best for over _ i " ,-_ ‘V _00 years. Made in ilie __ __ Q / ` licuvie-.I grade of plate. E 1' sold by lending Dealers

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i\/IOHGAN SEEKING T()

STOP ITALIAN WAIL

ROME, April 5.-J. Pierpont Mor-

gan is attempting to cliil the Turco- Italian war, . according to ii report. current llerc today. Mr. Morgan nl- renily has held several conferences with King Victor Emmanuel, and it hccnmc known today n meeting mi. tween Mr. Morgiiii and l'}in.pci'oi‘ Wil liilm is being plnllllc<l.to

fil, 0ff'tlle Grecian const

has ri Dalace.

On the occasion of the Amerlciin

fini1nciel"s collvcrsutioli witll the Ital- ~ii1ii King it is believed the way was pnvcd by which the Kniscl' may cntci' the negotiations. The chici concern ol MV- M0l'i<nii_ is believed to lic in the fnct that thc prolongell war in llc- hreciutillg securities in which his bailking house in heavily intcrei-itcil, illtlloilgh certain officials npproiicliud today exprcsscil all opinion that thi- Amcricnn wus acting through ii iipirit of hlimanitnrianism, _

, where he

i\N()'l`I-IIGR A U'I`(`lMOBIl ' BANDIT

.lil AIfiIl.l‘lSTl‘lll

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rams, Ani-ii s-'riie police tn-

llily arrested another mcinbcl' of the automobile hand which has been ter- rorizing Paris and suburbs for some weeks post. The _mail tlikcn into cus- tody is Raymond Coilinton, known mi “Raymond Scientist," on. account: ol _his fondness for employing scientific. terms in conversation.

He wus armed with three loiided ro-

volvcrs but his capture was skillfully effected iind no one was hurt, Llollin- ton is ii notorioiis Ann.l‘chil-it and i.; described by the police ns one oi the most ferocious of automobile biiiidits.

EVEliYTH|NG§ r

For Years, Restored To Health

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medicines highly praised, an-Iayear ago

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New Shopping Bags _

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me heavy Suede bag with - .1 heavy brass frame and long cordellier liandles.

Tan, grey, -r`ia'v_\'_, gi/ee-nl and

lilaclc _

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_ gilt' or oxidi

l 'l`lirce new_ patterns _ of

Suede cali and goat seal

‘ bagswitli the new narrow

llraiiie in either gunmetnl

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59c. each

All colors »

' L65 each

5 Kid Gloves _S__pec_ial_ T

/\ few pairs

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Of black l<"ifl

gloves in size 5 3-4 with biittoiied wrists 296 t0 Clear'

- l'iuc .f-\iisii'i:lii liiil gloves

i sea ui S l

_ I)ress 1

'l_`o clear

iii tons :ind broyvns. 'l`wo <~*l-:usp wrists. (lvcrscwli

lific pair

G<;fs>_1_§

Fifteen pieces. of all wool iwceds iii standard colors. The original prices were from i“i5c to i$§i,o5 per yard.

59c yard

Stanley Bros

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ioo bushels of wheat

0' WANT-ED

at once.

- L. A. Haszard.

Grocer,

, I 7_1,Grafton St.

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_ tiikc pliiccl ` " mf ° ' 0 ‘ ` .P I ill Venice on thc occasion ol the in-` ,Q _ i' , __ .4 $1? i ~ _' .illizilmtioll of the restoreil i:n.mIJilnilc_ 2 . " -1 "‘- ""1 "“'§?»l?i§:i: ’ _ - of St. Miil'k's_oii April 2_6. i<lmpcl-or: ',-- T'-, --=~'-i---_. ._ if, »>._»i'=i-f~iif:E-'f“."..-._ 'i'i"l_l‘}._-_ .__-..-_L-:g_,,,. ..4:¢`._f_,~_t-=:.l'.

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I makes nlorebreail to the l barrel -than any other

flour on the ra-arlael- bread that takes lip waiter readily, ".~:tandsup" well in the ovril, looks well, tastes well iiiiil is light

and iliitritious.

pies and bisciiils.

Keeping two lliiiirs-one for

best for lioth.

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Cuursr tlislnssml Uerrals.

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lileud of Manitoba Spring wheat and Ontario l"all wheat, Beaver lilour is also :ln ideal pastry flour, liliiking the most iieliciqus cakes,

one for piistry--iilviilves iiniieuerisilry expense and bother. Ili-uri-l' 'I‘luur iS

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liiii the Iiigliesl grade Ainericsii marble and Seiitcli and Ciiiiailian 'granite and our work is nlwsyil. luyslilifiil. nvliatii: mul s:\ti.\l'.iclory-- \\ill last fo' ages. °

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nicu. Thi- new styles lor spring, 1912. Volumes coilld he written on the licallty, grace, elegance and novelt-, of the i~lpriilg Styles in \von.en's np- pnl'i-l--aiiil after iill whntnn incom- plete picture it would be-for how i:iiiilil`one within the uconc of iid- vci-tiiieiucnt. ever to do

"Coats, nliits and ill'ei~,-Heli for wo-

to an nl-ray of coats, suits and dresses that represent the best work of practically all the worlil's fore- most dcsiirneris? Yoll are iiitei'e=t.eil in-every woman ii-i‘iiituri\.~it,i-ii ln~- new clotiics for Sllfinil. llllll H" NN' only sensible thing to do is to visit. l'ntons and you will ho nnllily rit-

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comfortable and well fitting,

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R. B. Innes AMES IIUIDBN SHOES

gm..-¢ your sam ia dunes ,7(, Kem Street it is a matter of sufficient importance to insistl

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ADVANCED IDEAS IN' SHOES. _

When your boots or shoes come into special prominence it gives a feeling of satisfaction to know they are good-i looking. . It adds to your peace of mind to know-they are

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