“‘PRU"”i ‘5f‘ ' »- - i N erilinniau _ f - .. -- mon seven, f

:.- . oa ro oiin WS a'rs'aaria_ ` -l ‘ ' i

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' ;“ _f Ay¢r’S Sarsaparilla is a tonic, a regu- lar tonic. It tones up, restores healthy activity Consuit your doctor freely about using it. D0 as he sa ' ~‘-°<~~»“°-

ls' imrsll. rlrsi-Z the prices did not vary from dhosc Roper Bros., City, won second prize

t_ _

Wellner's

_ ,Jewelry Store

Repaprs V_“/_C_ are now in a position to t»y¢¢Q,_,tc 1,;

repairs in an up to-date liiaiiiicr, liuvilig iiistal 21 Coiiipleie repairing outfit.

D0 you went an 'Amber Mouth ine 7

V Plpes l)0y011 Want a lerulc fitted neatll; ? If

try us

e H161' .lewele

W.W.W1i _

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E A S T E R'

Send your friends ri

P H O T O

Have u new one taken by us NOW,

The C 0 0ll ’ S Studio

Our New Stock of Men’s Shoes and`0xfords

are beauties. Alltliat’s new you will liud licrc, and the prices are lower than last year See our $3.5oziliil $4.oo slioeg as gooil a valiie as inosl $_;,oo sliot-5,

You can always save iiioiiey by tlealiire

zil the old reliable shoe store

A. »E. Mclliicilen

G The Shoe l\‘lai\ S2 & 5| Quccn Struct.

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Sterling Brtters The Never Failing. I'Ieart,Nerve and Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

Testimoiials and References

by the hundred from people most prominent in City and

Country. No failures.

Sold t)ril,\' Ity

P..McQUA.ID

.iz Queen Slrcol

tlpposile. /\iliil liros

l’rice 5ui~ per lioltle . i

;

Good Violins at $2.50 up.

Iivl-ry family slloiilil possi-ss a

good violin. A gooil violin is easy to learn and iii llie llaliils of avi-ii all orilillary player :lr ipiircs aclcar and ilii-lloiv looi- llial cliarills :lull e:i|ili\;-iles all listeners.

V\`e lliiveafiile .stock of rc:i-

soiizlbly priccil inslriiii.i:iils in slntk, mostly iii Slrailicr :iilil Sti'adiv:ii'lis models, fini-ly fili-

- ishvd silperlily toiled. 'I'hc

values olfl-red :iri~ lriily ililllsilal -tllc price :dlairlieil is sill iii- sult to caell iiistruinent.

Con it in :ind selcct yoilr fav-

ilrite.

Prices $2.50 up. A E Toombs

|77 Queen 3,Street.

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Fashions Latest iii Ladies’ Boots

lliidoubtedly t li e

liiost bciiulifiil, siiuirt and coiiifortziblc styles in ladies' fine footwear that has ever been ex- hibited in this city is now displayed at this store.

The styles represent

the latest fzisliion note froiii New York’s liifth .\\'ciiue :uid are distinctly :ittraetivc and original.

'l`hcy arc in liuttoned

style ivilli fine velvet up- pei's,liig,;'li heels and patent tors Call iii and look the lot ovcr.

l’ricc . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$4g_U0

Alley £5? Co

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i DR A. B. REID I I)l‘l§'l;ll4'l;.¥)l'li<'f' lloii ll*-i iiliil

i (li li-likillsik hon

l\| W l’lttJ\\ HH lll.t)t.K llllitl t li.irlott»_-toii n. 1’ .l l

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It pays to buy in this province.

'I`lic ('ity nlnrltct. was vcry poorly

Bftellllcil yesterday and as a 'r"sult,

last quoted,

The firerneii were called out yester-

ilay morning for ii fire at the resi- dence of Miss Hilda Stewart, Bright- Oli. The duiilage was slight, caused by ii. spark from the flue.

The regular monthly meeting of the

W- Nl; A. S. of the Hazelhrook Bap- blSt thurch will he held at the home of Misses Susan and Hannah Jones, Hazelhrook, toniorrow; Thursday af- fvrnocu at 2.30.

Patrick Dolly. Peter i-iolianii Juli..

Webster, James Smith and IW. C W€bS’tel‘, Fort Atigilstus, drove to this city on the East River ice yes- U‘-l'<ioy4 and report the ice in excellent condition except near the landing at .liharlottetown where it is thin.

Horatio Nelson was R visitor at

t\.vhe Icnterprise Office this week. Mr, =€lSon belongs to Montague, l’.l‘J.I., whore he does a carriage, hiwk. smith and agricilltural implement liiisiiiess. He was while here' the tguestvof his dauglitcr, Mrs- l.lrydge5_ Mr. I\elson says the Island farmers are getting rich. Mr. Nelsonpfs 3, kl"‘llY» l’l€8Sal1t and intelligent gen- tlcnian.~Nc\v Glasgow Enterprise.

Rlii the south show window of the

ogci's_H.'»\r:lware (iumpanyl City' is *\ttl`*1'~`lflVQl_\' Sl10\vii it splciillid assort- liiriit of fisherman’s supplies, ,, really srasoiialllc allowing. Tile background lf , formed by Union -INYKS, hunting and the ‘1t't""l-CAU\'@|)' AHI‘I‘&1Ill!ctl assortment in the window is made up of rope and twlll'-‘. CODITBI' Iiaillt, folding a|iclr¢)|~;.;, _cleatsi lllflcksl lloathooks, etc., .show- lllie; the larizc variety in this lin: of lroods which the firm have on li;l|id_ lil thc north wilidow is n large exhi. bit nf Jail-a-lac, much in demand dur- lnl-T lioliscclcuning seusxii.

l`li~ lailics of York met at their

hall oil Monday last nt 7.30 p.m. for the l>llI`llosc of oi`l-taiii'/.ing H Woiiinn's lnstmlte- Miss Elilii Vessey was call- ed to the_cliair, after which the fol. lU\VlY_1: oihcci-s were clcctrfll for the Pllslllllll )`DMI--»-l’i'csidcnt-Mrs. John H- Gill; Vice-Prcsiilciit-Mi's. Amos Wffsti S€‘C')"'l`I`0R=~'~rl\fll`S. Peter Brodie' lloniiliittcc-lllrs. Ii-aac Holman, Mrs ("@l’ll8S Wefil. MTS Heath Vesscy, Mrs Bert Brown, l\lrs Milton V-essey. On motion it was agreed to rnect thc 'flltl and 4th Monday of every month at 7.30 p,m., the iinnic of thc Insti- tute to be the Alpha. Oil motion all invitation was exteiidcil to Miss lint. chcr to address th: liistitute at her cni‘liest coiiveiiirncc, after which thc meeting a<lioiii'iicll wcll pleased with the succcs.-' of thcir first lneztiiig The llttlltlls' (if Yi>l‘l( i'll‘t) tg) lic hggrtily gon. i:ratlilatr:l on their eiiterprisa and no

Timo

We ivisli lo rcruiiid you that

we llzlvc zil`i:ll lille of house- eleziliiln; ilercssilies oil hrlril siirli .ls

lli\llscliolit .\liililoili.`l

Electro .‘a`ili.o|i .\scpto l’.>\vdi-r Uiilcli Cleanser

ltriisllcs (all liinilel Soaps (l..liiil\l|_v -lliil .‘~`foiiii|i},g) lloil Ame

Sapolio .

(iivlil l):lsl

l‘i~-illiliv -llroolil-i

\Vzlsliiii_i_~ Soda

l'|'i\ill|\l scrviri' li|l~i ciiiii'li'iuls

trealziii-ii! lu :ill all

BEER & GOF F

Ii l‘lloiic i5o] I

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tis a great thing to g

sonictliiug for your MON

EY AND YOU WILL A

Bayer Photo Stud

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iin,"o`. li. ifl~i_l<;u E Sulizcoli l)ent.i.~lt

Berlin l)eut.hl fPBl'|0¥'f'1 Rlohmoliil Fit. Phono li-l-I

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"For $1100 cash Beer & Gott will Nuw'l`les, New Shirts. N aim;

'deliver 2 kinrreis of “forever” Flour derwear. Nei” H""dk°r°

. - _ lft. abundance

freight prepaid to any station on thc Eaiwl' gn; "31 4_|0d"

P. E. I. Railway. 4-ioiioi. Pr°WS° ` -Y --

5 _er f rui:

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Drink .I?Vliite I Try Canned

House Coffee I P35- | Island Salmon l '¢ _ ;_t»lJ.L»5/

If ffff GPOCEF

White H o u e 9

Coffee niiikcs a rich, lrlgrnntrlnd deilcloun bever- iiire. that will miilie the morn- inz mealthemost pleasant memory pgthedgiy. Vlrhlte

oiiae is a bland

of the hast. has plenty of vitality. unequnlled good and low price.

Try ii ib.......

(’»iiirii~rl lsliilid

Slllliioli is ii delici- oiils lootl for lioil_Y

. iilld hrulri; _thlt IH

popular with nll |,e..|,p», in some realli-ol* Iiiliiiid sul- liion is fiir sulierior tothe Brllisli Col- ililililu Drodilct- more solid mont. greater nutritive

qualities. _

mmlmes I Uiir or-inlied lnliiiiil niilmoli _ls

Prll , para. tiieite and liiomneli satin-

yinir.

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I "H" ‘Y ‘ _ ,L se lioulssiori sc

doubt many other dl`stricts will fol- low their example.

The home of James Grail'-ini, Bay

View, was the scrne of 1, very pretty 'Went WE<lf1cS=lay evening April 5th when his daiiplitel' Miss Ella Graham was united in niarriatre to Russel Laird of Rllirtico by tha ltev. C. Sa- ble. The bride was b-eautifully attired in RRY Silk anal was attiiiilcd by her sister Miss Lilla Grnliaili who wore a very becoming cream silk lustre, whilc the groom was ably supported by Russel McLiirc. Mr. Graham’s homo was very artistically decorated for thc occasion. After the ceremony was pci'l`ornicll, thc large number of gusts \vlio had assembled were usher- ed into the dining: room. There a sumptuous rcpast was partaken of after which a very enioyable evening was spent. Mr and Mrs Laird were the recipients of many costly and hcaiitiful presents -attesting their popularity. 'they intend leaving SIWFUY for Alberta \vh;rc they will make their future home.

A St. John despatch says: Potatoes

from the State of Maine are being placed on the market' at St John 'at 40 cents a barrel less than the Dre- vailing wholesale price for the home product. Several local dealers have placed orders for potatoes with Maine dealers for .$1.60 per barrel, iiciivereii in St. John, freight and duty pnizl. Yesterday the same deal- ers made cniiuiries at Womlstock and other lJrovincinl centres, and found that they could not g-et the home grown product delivered here for less than $2.00 a barrel. wholesale. A short time aim the provincial Do- t.atoe.~: were selling licre for $1.80 a barrel, biit‘ thc price has advanced 20 cents, _null the prospects of an early rc-il||r:_t.ioii of prices do not appeal' very bright. Maine is also shipping pota- toes to Nova Scotia, anti the other :lay tlircc carlo:-ids of potatoes from the United States were sold at Pic- tou where thc coinipctition of pota- toes grown in Prince Edward Island might. be cxpcctr-il to be rather keen. '

::Bccl Iroli and Wine is a great

blood-huildcr and tonic, and [or cer- tain run-down conditions of the body no medicine i.-i better. It is necessary liowevcr that the ingredients should he of i<1.nnilnrii ntreiigth and the best quality. We make our own and guar- antee the Purity. 500 anti 750 p hot- tie. 1'). i\. Foster, Crntrnl Drugstore, Sunnyside.

People’s Theatre. rouioiir

A Redeemed Criminal A story of deen_und intent-io iiitereflt The Maid of Niagara

A Pathe story of Canadian liiiiie.

Hoa the tirent Ui-inon Race.

The Widow’e Choice

Sec how she niudglti Emory T. White s

_iiiniring H

“Every Little Movement

A sony from the Opera of Madam

Shi-rr.v. The song iii new York is sinirinq. Also. another Biillail.

'I‘hiirrldn\' Oni- Nlizht0nl,\'

McNicholl and Herman.

in reir_l|lnr vilnili-ville net iillowini:

iii'l'ohi\tii: roller skiikiliir i-lc.

The Business Men’s and|Ncwspaper

teams will roll a game in the Arena Bowling Alleys tonight.

at the recent Amherst Horse Show for their exhibit of a heavy Draught‘ Grade Team in harness foaled on or after January ist., 1908. Their exhi- bit has been returned alter atte-nd`ng the show.

' A photographic display of merit is shown in the show ease of J. A. S. Bayer, Grafton St., City. The Easter season is very prettily emphasized in the dccorsit.ions of easter lillies and three colored photos of this year’;< style of easter hats are of particular interest to ladies.

A King's County correspondent rc-

ports that on the mornin-_g of April 7th last 8 severe thunder storm pass- ed over his section of the country and a trac was struck by the electric fluid. Un that morning'many in this city heard a number of rolls of thun- der and saw lightning and commented on it as strange at this deason of the

year.

The school house at Stanley Briilgt-.

was burnziil on Wednesilay moriiiiiiz April 5th. A defective tiuc wa-; thc cause. The loss is n severe one ar there was no insurance and t.lic maps, tenrliei"s desks and one stove were thc only articles saved. The teachcils - Miss Nicholson and Miss Bell,-took the loss very much to heart not only as an interruption to their school work, but on account of old ussociti tions as they \\'n:'e teaching \vlirr.'~ they were tnuizlit.. .The Stanley hall committee have i;eiiei‘oil.-:ly placed the hall at the disposal of the trustees till 3 school can bc built and treach- ing will he resumed in 5 few days.

"l‘lie last local trot of the season

took place on Stnnli-y Itiver on Tues- tlay, .\pi‘il 4th., The day iv;-is fine and the, ice perfect. A large crowd assembled and maliy handsome hors- cs were shown. The races called were a fi year old and a free-for-all. The first named did not fill. The frcc-for- all entries were as foiloirsi tiol-ii t`lip, (Brazillianl, Robert Fitzsimiiioiis; Graiiville Boy, (Parkside). T. Fol- ialid; Park t‘., (Parkside), John Lockart. All linislieil tii'st'scuond and third in the order named in three straight heats, The three year old Stiillioii Gold t`lip is a magiiilicrnt colt, and proved himself fi true snii of old Brazillian winning the race without rl, skip. He has thc best gait and most level head of any horse seen here for some time and will certainly he heard from again.

The many frien_.'ls of .Vlalcolni Mac-

Millan in Loivci' Moiitairui-, and New London will be grieved to learn of his death which took place in l‘l‘ovi- dence, Rhode island, on Tuesday thi: 29th day ol' March. l\lr. hlnchlillali was in fiiilinir health for over two yciiis and ii half and last autumn paid a short visit to his old homo in South tlrniivillc. About the first of March complications set in and notwithstniidirig all that medical skill and teiiilcr nursinig could do he gradiinlly gi-ew weaker till death put an end to all his sufferings. The flin- crnl which took' place from his into residence 46 Regent Ave to the Pocasset (`f_=.nictcry was largely at- tended b the friends and relatives of the family. A widow and eight child- ren, tolli- sons and four daughters are left to mourn the loss ol' pi teiidor Parent and loving father. All of the family are residing in Providence cx- ccpt the clllcst son William who is thc lr.-iiiistel' ol- the Dalhousie Mills View, was the scene of a very pretty tcry.

A 1i]astermC-5.ifts. I

The pleasing habit of

Gift givnrr( at iiaster coil-

- tiiiiies to grow apace, and

while we have not stocked heavily with special lilasler lines. many useful and ap- propriate articles iiiay lie found in our varied assort-

iiient.

N e w E n a m e l s 'l`hc licality and worth of

the new eiiaiiiels already received place thi-se goods in the forefront of popular

gifts.

l-litherto Enamel Jewelry

hasnieaiit.S`oiivcnirJewelry. This year niaiiy other use- ful desigus iii jewelry

are produced with very ‘ beautiful effect.

See our lille.

G. I". Hutcheson

l jeweler-Opticiau

HOUSES I`0R SALE

'l`|iel`ol|owiii_i,-‘ Dwelling Hoiisi' proper

tics will he olllarcd for sale by l‘ubIii~ Aus' tion on the prcliiisies oil llic following duties :

FRIDAY the Zlst diiy of April Inst at I2 o'clock Noon.

All that two :illil one half story liiirk

dwelling with oiitluiililiiigs :iiiil ynrd situ aleoil the South iiilo l\l` \\/'ati-r Stri-et op piisite llii- Queen llolcl :ind now occupied by Mr. W. I). l’i~|loek.

Also all that two and one half story

double lencnieiil v\'oo.leil dwelling hoiisc sililale on lho North side of Sidney Strcel between Great Girorge arid l‘rinci-.Streets

SATURDAY the 22nd dey of April Inst at I2 o‘clocli Noon

All that two and one lial|` story wooden

dwelling house sitilati' on the Solith side of King Street belweeii Prince and Hills- borough Streets lit prcseril iii occupation of .\l r. H-inry Cr.isi\'ell,

'l`he above properties will be sold sub-

ject lo one reserve bid oil encli property.

For articiilars si nl at llic Office of C

R. Beiirislo, Aiiclioilecr.

A. lf.. l.\'i'.s.

Exvviitoi' of lislati- of late _lohii logs

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R. Sniiilwooil, Attorney at Law or io`

For the last six months

we have been preparing for this great Easter sale of Kid gloves. '

GLO Es

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5154.54'

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* \Ve have secured an as-

sembly of the finest makes on the iiiarket and know we can satisfy any custom-

SPECIAL -

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Austrian Kid Gloves

A very good glove for a. .»'_-E " English Dogikin Gloves

very small price. In fact .,_,/177.. ` ()nc of the bcst ivearing ’ gloves like these sell in other and iiiost popular gloves on places for a much higher - _ ‘fd the inarkettoday. Made from price. Two claSp,Tans only, selected cape goat skins, In

all sizes...............65cpr - Rouillon's---Guaranteed

“Paulin” two clasp fine glace kid

gloves in the following colors: white, grey, black and tau. All si7.es...$I I0 pr

Reynier's---Guaranteed

“\'assar” a two button glace kid

glove for pcop`e who like the Rcynier gloves. Tan and black only. .»‘\ll sizes................... . . . ..- $l35|Jr.

Denis-Guaranteed

ri.

“B."Tl1ebestblack Siicle

glove shown today. 'Ile

3 \

color is not jit, but blue l

,“ 1'.

black. Two clasp. All ‘af .W

sizes . .........$l.5fI pr

/L,-/' ' ,;`il"»cy~

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tan only. .\ll sizes .... ..85c pr

Rouillon’s---Guaranteed

"Aida" A two clasp glaee glove of

the very best quality `_of l"reneli kid. It l a c k and ;_tan only. All si/.cs...... . . $I53 pr.

° 9

Reynier s Guaranteed "S.izette." An exceptionally fine

glove of glacc kid with an extra long three clasp ivrist,black :ind t:ni $l.50 pr

Denis-Guarantezd

“C." An extra liite quality

- , -Q) of (irey Suede. Mediuiii

and dark shades only. .\ll

sizes iii stock... _ ...$l.50 pr.

IDents Cape »Gloves---Dogskinl

Dents iianie ou :i cape glove, iiicalns a giiaraiitee that the best <|iialit\' of

goatskiii, according to the price ol’_tlic iglove lials been iiscll, the ivorkilliiisliip is

of the best and the cut is exactly riglit.

“Kingsbury” :rvery soft cape glove

for street wear in black only. Sizes 6 to6_'l-4 pr

“Kitchinei"’--Tous only. Al l

sizes .... l.25pr.

"llerb_v`°--Tlie very licst quality

of l*.ii_Q'lisli c;ipc.` (lrcy or white. Sizes 6to6_';-4 .. , . L50 pr.

l Chamois Gloves l

I A most favored spring slylc I

Long Kid ` Gloves l

will be extensively worn I

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SPECIAL

Natural color regiilar lapped seaiu

Chamois glovescan be put on the hands and easily washed, sizes 5 3-4 to <13-4 ..... pr

i8 button glacc kid, iiiosliictairc

gloves, area necessity with the new

short sleeve blouses, black only, all sizes.. .. ...2.I0 pr.

Children and Misses’ l

Men’s Gloves l

ofthe best quality only . ‘I

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L Tan dogsliin gloves I

i]ii:-‘tiller tliingfor the little

ones as they are really gloves L

for hard, rough wear.

Size oo,o, 1 . ...75clpr. Size 2, 3, .i ....... ..85c pr.

_Size 5, 6, 7. 95c pr.

“llcnts"--Special line of

dogskiii gloves in tau only. All sizes .. . _ ...I 25 pr.

“lleiits"-llcst ipizility ff

tau capc, all sizes.. . . l.50 pr.

EXTRA SPECIALS

_/\ lot of fine black kid gloves of th-2 .i\uotlier lot of black glacc kid

best French make, that we offer at .1 fraction of their cost. Only three sizes 5 I-2, 5 3-4, 6. Regular 1,00

Sale price 29c pair.

_Qlovcs froili thc tivo celebrated iiiakcrs i<oiiilliou :ind jauiniet. Sizes 5 3-4 and 6 only. Regular I 35

Sale Price 69C.

I cnsrca N

ovcLrics_l

Beautiful new _iabots iii lzicc, net

lawn and linen

25c. 29c, 55, etc.

New cinbroidcrcd still' liilcii collars

that have just arrived. 'l`lic styles and

patterns are entirely new

l9c 25c 35c

New Belts in

Suede at 60c.

lilastic at filo 5|lc. Leather 254:. 506. l’ateiit Lcatlier at 256, 50C, 85C.

New frilliiigs by thc dozen have

arrivcdlivery wanted stylc and color is shown; in fact 'thcrc are So patterns to choose froin.

sro. PLE’/iiaos

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