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` f'ii;E“i>RiN€i5 c0UNrr c;UAiuiilN{"£ if C If N

-Every farmer using coiled spring

wire should have \ set oi London safety Tackle Bloc's with ro e

p s, a

London _reel comblvd splicer and staple pulling tool and ii London

slit freight prepaid to any station

ru'

. <""¢

"u_

_,F

f w _

Perfmt wire grip. This outfit will he %

‘ l

-Bowness, high class photographer, will be at (‘rapaud, July l-l, furi

J _

on P. E. I., for $5. J. W. Boiilter.. _ ._

Mechanics' Buililirg, Summerside, P. ~ ‘ `-_

E. i. ri-ivrm. g.. ` _

- ' \ rs.

four days only. There he will ‘e pre- pared to do everything photo:raphic at reasonable prices. 7-Sdmwflipd. Tf_=l';; 1%

-=-N--0 'I` I C E !

The Annual Mer.-tiu<_ of the l'rl|ice l-Irlwnnl

IRli\ii(I Akriciiliiiriil . iiiiinl l-`lri~ ||i»~\|r»\|ir-r Uiinipnny will Pi-~ in-lrl in the office of ilu- »\~.~i-ii- li\i‘)','4\|ipn~l(i- llol iia|i'.~' hrivk sim-r~_ .~iii|i|iir~r- nliii.on Tiir-~ouy ilir~ llili ofJulv. at '.' li in. The Dlrculois 4-onlially invite .ill poilr-y lroirlei-I loalteliil.

Al.EX.| .\.\II'lll°ll.|,_

Tilllaili. Miiiiiulvr

Warburton fat Shaw

ARRIST ERS _\'.\'l‘IYb` .\'()'l`1'.R\` PUB1.lC Etc. Office in Cameron lllock Charlotte-

town P. l-I island

A. B Warburton li .\.D I4.

ll, Edgar Shaw

is-

71"' _ .

Thhhtlrslaurwogoodumks

Will mal-e the Bread thst‘s

hifrsslnow

It'iéauks_t_ as good for Pies and

Aldlkllmyskil.lssChefI'1l

On Eager Flonr*s reputation I "The popular flour of the

nations' 73

Beaver Flow'

_ [Ile original Blended I"I0l|'

"fi ipect to he

--Jack McSweeney, of -‘/loncton,

q r .

I ,_.1,,iti_nig his huiiie in Siiminerside left

yesterday morning on return to New D York.

-- _ D

--\\’ni. Mcl.e.oil, son of Neil lilc- l_uod_ Barrister, Suiniiierside, has gi mkdir li position as junior in the a Bunk of Nova Scotia, Suinnierside. .p

absent

-The rate PHSCW

and his sister, Dorothy, are in t~‘»uin- Olson having a second hand rotary

l nicisiile. 17 E- 1., visiting relatives. _saw and machine complete for salt r ___ should apply at once to Brun Peters,

__|{l~i;h \‘rr\wart who has been Alma, Prince Co., Lot li. 7-9dlw.

, u, in Summerside 1 Frank er'

-Rotary Saw Mill Wanted-Any

-The residents of Lot 16 and vici- ity are negotiating for ii branch line

_ofthe telephone system at that!

lace. Several options have. oceii sub-|

mitted to them by the Telephone Co..

nd_ an agreement has about been’ rrlved at. The residents along the roposed route between Lot 16 and

_-__ |Miscouche will undertake to place

-John H. and Mrs. Bell, Summen the posts and also find the wire if,

girls, left yesterdayiiiiorning on an the Telephone Co., will furnish und’ lcxteiiderl visst to Europe. They ex- instal the instruments ut a very low

a`nout thnee rental. The system will he oi' im-

______m_\_s_ iinerise benefit to the people of this

____ _thriving settlement and to the busi-

oi Traveller's ness centres as well.

’ liest have had erected on the school' ` ‘grounds there a fine new school house,

fwhlcli has been completely ref\irnished_St&tlUl1 about four o'clock yesterday, insidu with new seats desks. etc. This 8ff€l'll00l1 ill Wlliiih B lilfgc “`¢\1`9h0U50i ________ks wen for the people as they situated quite close to the ruilway| now have one ofthe finest. country_track and containin ab ut twen

-A bad tire took plnce ut Northam

-l

simorsis or cameras Noirruwssr‘ M HY dc C0, Ltd I

HuMi£.~:'1`i-:_\n iii-1oi'|._\ :ions

Any even numbered section of Do-

minion Land in Manitoba. Saskatche- wan and Alberta, excepting 8 and 26, not reserved may he homesteaded by' any person who is the sole head of the family, or any male over 18

S\'l).\I1§`\". N. S~ I'

General Commission Merchants and Produce handled on coniuinni- cation. !

Prouipt returns made i'

,tg 5

inerside, but now the Unlted Stages navy ls visiting friends in

side, during ull of which 'imc he has f

been in the l.'.S. Navy. lie s:-i'-'.' ser-_ vice all thriiugli the Spanish-Ann

K 0 li'

',,Ch,,01 houses ln Prince county. _tons pressed hay were totally desi

troyed. Warehouse and hay were both'

-Lemuel Dunn, ioriiicrly r.-I Sem- owned by William McLean. It is not

known how the fire originated but It

_ is thought that it may have been'

Suinmerside. it is over t\\eiity-eight CfiU_Scd by a Spark from ei loc0motlva_ years since Mr. Dunn left Suinmer- “hlch Passed there a short time be-,

ore the tire was discovered. |

-The death occurred on the 'itll'

yarn of age, to the extent of one- qusrtei' section 160 aegis, more

lose.

Acpplleations for entry must be A

lia e in person by the applicant at s Dominion Land Agency or Sub-i’ agency for the district in which the and is situate. Entry by proxy may however, be made at an Agency on certain bonditions by the father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of any intending bomesteader.

The homesteader is required to L

perform the homestead duties under

one of the following plana.

_(1) At least six months residence upon the cultivation of the land in

each year for three years

(2) A hornesteader may, if he so

desires perform the required resid-

ence duties by living on farming land L owned solely by him not less than rlghty (80) acres in extent. in the vicinity of his homestead. Joint ownership in land will not meet this

requirement.

(3) If the father (nr mother, G the

father is deceased) of homesteader has permanent residence on farming lnud

ri iid l .\' r

pe cials

adics’ $I4.00 Rain Coats.

,erican war, and also spent twu and tilialf-years in Sun DumilJg0 during

the revolutioii there. He is accum-

ew un€‘,puriir-d on his Visit by his wife, form-

'erly L‘atherine McLean of Siiininer- iside. _

-Alonzo Dougherty, who has been

conuncil in the Prince Uoiinty Jail |siiicc the last term ofthe SuDf€I“€ lCourt at which lie was tried for tho iiiiuriler of Joseph .\lcMil»liui and ffound "not guilty, by reason of_ in- isanity ut the time of the conimittal

Colors fawii. green mid dzirk§,,[ the Mt,” was taken yesterday

fniorning by Sheriff Wright of Prince

HWY- » - 1 ~ ~ ° ° ° - ~ - - - ' '° ' ° - ~ ° ' ' I Coiinty, and Sheriff Coombs of

' ueens Count to Charlottetown

lust at the home of her son M. C. D01§H€Y. North Tryon, where nhe hadr- _resided for some years of Mary Ann' Quigley, relict oi the late John De- laney. She was one of the oldest req Sldeilts of Tryon being over ninety 'Years Of age. She leaves to mourn oue_bi‘otliei‘ Daniel Quigley also three TOD.; and tivo daughters. Tlic funeral ` N?" f'i_“ce l`0St'-‘may afternoon to thc? ‘ ethodlst '~`9"\€‘l€l`Y. Tryon, and was one of the largest funerals seen ln" Tryon for some years. l | _Th _ ”". l -s______ D0_ _eonveiition of Suiiinier-; m ____> _C \\. M. S. niet in num-' _ersite Church on Tuesday, July 7_i \otwitlistandiln

Q " i Y ' ' ‘ " K U10 cppres.~:i\'e heat;

T0 CICBI' AI CRCII-:He will be confined in of theuflruy. _the convention tliruiigli-1

Fuiconwood Hospital (oi the Insane

adiesf 60cc0|0red shirt waist, during the pleasure of the Lieuteu-,

luut Governor '

was aliie with cntliu.~'i:i.»'in audi _ ¢i_siri_nii_ry zeal. Ainong the rillrnf.; .own iisitors were Miss Hzittic Stew-

Coorl dark patterns :uid \ve1l_ I "_.' fa? andmss May Lnwsm' “wh “ff

Ono of Siimmerside's local lobster.

madL.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _dealers had n peculiar experience hap-,

lpen to him on Wednesday morning.

‘ llost. After overliauling his traps he

Speclal 39C each"startcd for home,and and headin

Owned wlely by him. not less than Ladies' while underskiris.

eighty (80) acres in extent in - the vicinity of the homestead, or npona homestead entered by him in the vicinity such homesteeder may per- form hls own residence duties by liv-

ing with the (father, or mother.)

(4) The term "vicinity" in the two

preceding paragraphs iu defined as T

a direct line, exclusive of the width of road allowances crossed in the measurement

(5) A homesteader intending in

perform his residence duties in ac- cordance with the above while living with parents or on farming land own- ed by himself must notify the Agent or the district of such intention. Six months’ notice in writing should be given to the Commissioner of Do- minion Lands at Ottawa, of inten- tion to apply for patent.

W. W. COBY.

meaning not more than nine mileeln

[the boat for home he sat down in lthe stern ivith the tiller under his

__ __ ____ _ _ ._ __ ___ farm. Either from loss of sleep or ll' "‘ Wt' mu] t O““"L “bu ,the excessive heat he soon iell asleep. __ , »"I`he direction the boat was headed ‘lr 55°' ' ‘ ' ' " ' ' ' ` ' ‘ '" " ' i evidently was towards the liieak-

- 'wateix as the first thing the occiipant

Sparlal 59°-‘hi the boat knew was that of a lob-

AIQIC fl3|.\I(I|‘lS. ister <lis'turl>ing his slunihers by try-

ring to get n solid hold on his nose

Full 11100011 <l0\llll\: Slllilllaiiil he woke to find himself lying on

this fare on to of a 'le of i -

_ _ p pi li 'e lob

dniiinsl; sizes 20x20 rogiilzirll' » . sters having been thrown from tho

'stern to the centre of the bout by the

$I.50 a 'dozen for 90c. fierce of ner so-iidug the brelrkwerer.

This fisherman now declares he will

uck t0we|s_ 'never go aslee again while sittin

| v s in a boat.

All linen, half lilcucli fringeil _*'-

' --The electrical storni on Wednes-

Cmlg _,~i»/_Q ~i(i_\¢1,\; r@}_{ul;\\~l}~ _;;f¢_ilai_\' nv-gltt last was very heavy in the

A pair for 25c

westcrii part of the Province. At ‘Tyne Ynllcy the storm was exception- ially severe, about the worst ever ex-

Dgpugy gf th, mmlgger 0( gh, In. Noninghun lace curtains expr-i~i_encr~rl in _ that section of the

terior. N. B.-Unauthorised publication of

this advertisement will not be paid

PLANT LINE

Direct ROUt¢ t0 Unbleached sheeting; eiiilriiirns- lying on the fioriruiieirinri

E‘C)S'I'@]N` '

The wc-ll-k /, o\vnS.S.H:ilifax oftli l’l:iiii Lino will sail from Cha lo‘.tr~io\vn 1"- irlay _Iuuc 26th, :it

Rctut'n‘fiig will lcrivc 1iO5'l`ON 'l`ues<l:iy’s nt noon.

For freight, pzissnge :incl all

iiiforiiiziii-'ni apply to

WW. MOMliOlTRQlll£l"l`l'I.

Agent, Clirirlottcioiru.

H_ L_ C__I___\_AN_ Me__»s and Boys' ties’ ;_l_i-:irnul_l_ as the tclcplionu wires “rr-it

l"fi.~:tcrii hlziiinger,

Q-7drtli6ni l'I:ilifrix_N. ,

nilllilr J. B. MClliSh, BA (HARVARD)

Barrister and Aiiornev-si-Lew

Special 2 for 2 5 _ _ _

0r:i|-rqiiecli \l|<l Ilivliiiioii l Hi~, f`li"|`oi\|i N0f¢} SfQnd$fd Pa‘{£¢|'nS, _ ""1'J»`_\2'w;»,u Jjri- 31'- .. . .. l

Forjiilymciioiv :ill in ~1r>ck_' . ’

___ -_ _ __ _ C___ ___ 50 Dux. Clean `\\`h1tc

s cs .ill c »iiiplc._

3 li ` V

ir you clout use luiiiioii

Soap" why not ?

sc-iid for thc _Iuly l".i~`lii in w`l1 e _

country. The lightning struck the

. _ _. _ _ ilwell-ing of Win. I-l. Ellis .iliout a

5"mChC’ “mc 3 Ml” 1‘mg_lriille irruii T_\'iic Valley. strikiiiil ii- ______________)_ S______ __ ________ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,bout the cciitrc of thc roof and going

~ 'nn almost. total loss, und alsocaus-

SP¢C|i\| $|-00 ing our .until of Mr. lou-s' <irnrr<»irei»,

2 yds wide lic-:ivy quality Mr. and .\li~s. Ellis were both stun-

cottoii good value :ii :Sc :i yard _was rhrowri soiiic ilistance across the

Sp€¢i3I June price lac, `rcuiilcnce ul John lillis, .\'oi'tl-;`iri,l

_ _ _ _ _ \,iiillr»vi'in_; the clritlio.~'liuc into |.hc`

nom; .ind every Frid-iy iliercziftcr. Men S and Boys negllge shirt, ‘liw\1~1¢~, causing consi<lera`r>le dm .age

_\'U__t ],_,t|_cnl_.;_ C0111,” u¢_mC]_L.(]_oc/fiiiiaiitrt were uninjurcd. 'l’he storin

lright tliiougli to the cellar making it

ri little girl -il years of nge i 'Thai

'the stove, and was killed instantly.

nod riurl nn infant in Mrs Ellis- arms

floor The lightning also struck the

Ito the outside oi the liousv, ;in‘. the

started about eight o'clock :ind ii

\\' Ulu zulrled much to thc interest of, the Convention. The morning .s-csslon‘ was Chlefli’ devoted to reports from* the diflerent auxiliaries. In tho z~il‘ts.i“

H00!! interesting and helplul papers; were read and discussed. "Systeriire-I mc G}\`U`lE" NY Mrs. Lewis Leardi €mi>hHSlZ@\'i the importance of every‘ nlembef tlfving ii tenth. A descrip-. film of the “Faithful nieniber" ima' g_‘\'°n m fl llflper written by Mr.-;.l Glenn and read hy Miss Hattie Stew-i art. The “Iri¢lii’lerent number" Wnttefl by Mrs. Dawson was rcad byl j\lr‘S._ _George Wright. A talk ou thc; _‘Critical Member" given by Miss] Stewairt was interesting and helpiul.‘ Miss Stewart also spoke in glowingi terms of the work of the late -Miss; Ffilllller, and laid before the conven-i tion the plain of the “Priliner Mem-f orinl Fund" to lic raised with ni

_______"3~‘=1_1€t.»1\»e;f4f;;e<ie:=ji§i-fs@-bi' ...| _ SQMETHING NEW IN

RAINPROCF COATS

\Ve have just received ri beautiful and ‘stylish range of ladies’ showerproof

coats, which are the newest idea 'in iuediuni priced gzirnicilts, being very fashion-

‘ ' _ . . . gg

able in Aiiiericaii as well :is Crinzidmn Cities they are of the celebrated Hyde- grade” Cruveniiette, exceedingly liqht in weight, rain proof :ind serve also as

‘ ` . ' . 1

dusters. Besides they :irc extreiiiely dressy in appeziraiice, and are equaqly ap- propriate for rain or shine. just the ideal coat for ladies driving to and from the beach in siiiiiiii;-r. or for ri light dressy wrap or evenings or cool days.

\\"e have tlieni in navy, brown, cliaiiipagiie and gfCy. beillltlfllny Ulflde

:incl finished with coiitrasting collar and cuffs at $7.50 and 10.00 each _ We invite the ladies to sec these.

Heatherbloom Taffeta Petticoats

\Ve have just sent in :i repent order on these popular garments which bid

fair to nltogetlicrsiipplcint silk as they possess the woncleroiis beauty and sheen with the sonic su ish and rustic of the finest silk tuffetzi :it one half their cost, and three times their wearing qualities. _ _

These beautiful gfiruients conic in black White :ind :ill the leadi ng shades,

are not effected by w:isliiii_c{ and can be had at :i variety of prices from $3._I5 and up. The quality of tlicniaterirtl is the sziuie in all the difference in price being due to the style and finish of th: garniciits, iuauy of which are most ela- boratc.

Heatherbloom Taffeta by the yard

\Vc have the sziinc ciiariiiiiig and widely known fabric by the piece also

which is shown for the first time in this City on our counters, and to be had ex clusively here. It is superior to silk for pctticouts waist or coat linings, or as a lining for sheer fabrics, such :is Voile, Greuudiiie etc, no matter how elegant you desire them to be, rind is by fair the most satisfactory both in appearance and .vear at one third its cost. It is 36 in 'wide, in black and all the popular shades and costs 50 cts a yard. _

It has just the soft finish .ind rustic that style deinands, together with

the soft silkv finish that appeals to cultivated tastes.

So Vtlicre :ire inferior iniitations, safeguard yourself by insisting on_

seeing the trzidc mark “I-Icutlierbloou1"’st:iiupcd on every yard.

M. TRAINOR & CO.

I ____

CHINA DINNER SETS

Ask sonic of your older friends bow ninch they paid for their China Dinner S

View to ,____m,i__g some ,_em,._,1,,,,,_~ilicii coiiic and :acc the new ones ivciiovc just received, _

wonk, and thus pcrpeituiiting thel memory of one who.-ac chief iiiml through life had been to uplift burn- anity. At the evening sessiriii Ri-v H. Joliiison presirlerl in his iisuall genial niiinncr. The riilrlii-.-1.-'i-si of bliss May I,n\\':~‘on and Bliss llnriicl

lstcned to ivrth rapt attoiitioii.| Miss Lu\\'son in li particularly pleas-5 ing niiinuer gave u gclteriil idea oil the workin British Coliiriiliiri mil which she expects to enter in the coming niituiiin. Her friends

sured that her work will he blessed

due Miss Tlionins of Frerlericirui for n lieaiitifiilly rr-iiilcreil solo. A gen- \i`.il report. of the ye;ir's work in the.

District (lrgnnizcr, \irs. l.e\\'i~4 'l`ruc.-.

1 - ~ .. » I ’ nirin, shows thc number of nux.i11:ir-' \ , . . , ies in the dish-ici to be 15. Aural-f ~. . l the F"-_gt (:0n§|dg|~at|0n

ary nieinlicrsliip 272, unniial, und 42 life, making ai total of 314. lizinil

i ‘ US

r,_.gu]_u-ly 30,; cn,_~]|_ _ _ __ _ __ iiiccompunied by very heavy min. It and circle nidxubersliip 404. Total

. I .

Speclal [lic-ii\'_v in the vicinity of Alberton and

Hook on style light :ind dark

pzittiriis rcgiilzirly 25c to _*_-

WH i

I _ _

OO o%0

encli............».....E.j.._»," , O

_ '; 1 I

is ri.-porter! that it was exceptionally

}'l`ign1~ah but no particulnrg ._-tm be

_ _i’ 'l`yi.t Vullcy were put out of uc. ‘liirll.

uuiouiit raised during your $1111.54. 1

' SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. `

12- .

Saturday issue.

Iiecf (carcass) per lb. 6 to 7l

Butter por lb. Z3 25 Calfslzins, per lb. 6 Eggs, per doz. 15 Hay, pressed $1: l-lay, loose $10 to L2 Straw, pressed 54.00 to 4.50 Whmte oats, per bus. 47 to 50 Black oats 48 to 51

97 Pieces Austrian _China $20.00

97 Pieces Austrian China $25.00

'l hcv :irc of ri fine quality of china with nent decorations with gilt. Kcouies shape

Steivart were fr;|ui;hr with r>.-iruci-L-| _ ` '

ness and whrile-lieartcrliii-ss, and were CUP'

Such sets :it _'such prices have never yet been quoted.

_A DJ- I*MI'.°I§.f5.`§E'

wish ,her God speed and feel ns- i’"“"frf ‘R“““y""dc

Corrected for every Wednesday audi \

Buckwheat 70 to 80 I _:gs `

Suriiiiior.~:i<le District, as gitvcn by thel / _

5 .

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.fr 'rr

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The thanks of the (‘onventirl,n are *_-°---i.._..'--"*""*° ‘ "" """"---- -- -'---- ------ ----~------- -- -3---~---- -F' --

' Qualify

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.....fil- rl' .' i-wp’ *___ .____:;,;__. .;;i~.-».-;_<.; §_'_-}'i;:;-(gg, 1"-r'.= fi: <'~~-y. f - ' ‘fi-'f‘;f.',r»71~'l`i»'f;1=~. » '.f'1»`.‘~r,l’~"' f-'T”lv`.:` `

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S <7 at

4 In .

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qt. bo‘tlcs \

n thc iiirinufurtiire of the ENTERPRISE MON- ARCII STEEL RANGE

and no cxpciiso in either lnbcr or iiiaierial is spared to make it so that it will he as nearly per- fucl as ii -invL‘ can be.

\\fe iiivlle the xiiteuilon of

those who -'ire :inticipating the }_n|ri~\i;isu of ii newfran fs to the .Ii>NARCll.I€veryone,iiaa our riiisoliiic giianaiitee.

Sold by nearly all the princi-

pal stove dealers in P.E.lsland, who will have pleasure in show- ing you the features that have

Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1.20 Pork 6| to 7

-~¢. ~

Every housekeeper has to

use some kind of laundry soap. And of the dozen or'"so" differ-

ent laundry soaps for sale in_

h`L'MMl'fl{SIDli.

ftsrfrl

._ . Jls.Ki2uY&co

Mciuugan fi Wngh m______,__,m________O___,=_,

Prince Edward lslzind today ' there is i;ot ri bit of doubt that

In- rw- u

Prince Edw-ard Island whilg 30 l’ai|'sW'ri|iieii`s‘Dongoln Illucricr

Job Lot of Boots A' .

r $i.45. Pairs li.,ys'I)oiigol:i Bzils i.75|

Oxforrl ’$r..‘~i5‘for $135-

tll€ 0t}`l€i° laiilldfy SOllpS 2li'C _1,o Pairs \\'<.iiicii’s lloiigoln i)xf(i|'<l`

l|ii\\ fiinlf

¢2»"""“~;¢:_". ' . \

. ,_ s

- V ;<~.f5- -.

Q i\ 1 ' 3 Si

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A vo _unohnugu

°9a¥,

Haddock, per quintal $3.00 Lamb 4} to fi Cornmeal, per bug 100 lbs Sz to 2.50

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l‘ ‘f liiii ilcrl.

, ,' lid DCCfl]]{f_ _ ‘ ' ' it " " ' ill liiiilr-i-_ iiilini' linlf

- ' . 1' <_-.irr--l null In i~vu~i~Il|-Iii livuri. wi-ll~\\‘iii¢-|-1-rl.

.Sections and Ri\,Ct§_ |‘.\ ill ln- aolrl with or witlioui crop. li|~|n~c||oii

l _ l |. I I'l

. - Owest _riCeS_ Best C _“IIN , .-llrlnillirtniliiiiiprl t`r~i||i-i»\'i lv. livrlc |\n~.

$1.75 for $r.25. _ L f I y

brought from away. Ask your zilmirs Ini:\iit_»~‘ Iioiigoin nation/ Ih~1\'@cvivo|i»r»r»f~ii»-r-rwrnr. floc\<-.' W] l_ 1 d R `]_ V

dealer for “l"nnious Soap" and ___

anything else.

y.sd_-,im '

All sixcs in each line ..J. - "

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_ _ _ i0 CSR C fill Clill I ”-*-? _________ _

nootg 75C fm-_L “_ wntclies, jc rviry. ctr, ei.-, ~uni:il»lr~ for' _ 1

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Pairs liifruits’ I)on~fol:i lzicf.-il \\\'<-'livin i"'-'~\"\‘~- -lull 1 ='"- °"\"iIii. :il :For ten days we aremgoini; to give

_ _ ff _. _ ,|_0(,t_Q (mc fm- 33C U ,nic vi-r_\' lmvcsi prior-~. _R_ E, & O tremendous discounts on all our,

don tlet limi put you o iiiti _______t__. ready made clothing boots and

__ shoes all hew goods this spring This

Soiuc folks have trouble

with tlicir it-ci, the other » wt-:ir -

WALK OVER SHOES

wlicn they go on shoe

\\c atc sole rgcnts. -

` Morris & Smith 'A

1 Frost and \\ ood '\la‘s‘c I'

“Famous soap” is m.-.dc fri. so \\'<»"=="'S 1><>"1<~1= 1”-'~ 1 " Ham” B“""“"'d' ‘“°9"r I ...:.'.'?:::::3‘.'.i.li'f::::r;.lml:i'.".':.;4ilf::;:.":.:;i;;1f::f:.i'

$1/S fill' SL25- _ \_ °.,_ 1/___---‘° __ - nuck M;1\“re11 a ,iiillliiit lil hui liiiiiiis

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_ " sf: ",,`,_.,§' ; ="\g‘ ' .li ' » iiiarle thc Monarch so popular ' --...ik .___*-`-‘T"‘!':i‘$`.7¥H;°?‘;'.':"i:' `°: __ -` overywliere.

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illustrated circular giving full pnrticnl.-us along with name of near

cs( agent, sent to :iny aiilslrcss,

_ ‘_ The Enterprise Foundry Co.,",’},f,I.‘,_V,,§,’;’;,f’,;,§j,'_,‘f°

ililsrivif

sgooff.

_ Sent by mistake will clear tlicui __» ' "Nfl . `~.._ i _"___ ====-as

H ._ _Q _ " '. 1 _ out at the following rerlnccd prices. _.°° ` *._

runous /Oqp 15 t ‘C rc ll _-to Pairs .\Icu’s Doiigoln lials $2.15 ° _ _ leader. lt’s ai liure lizird sozili; for 81 75. ' ~~ U‘“’1"“°“""‘- `

_ _‘io Pairs .\lcu .< I)oiii.(r>l:i Hill: $i.i)0 "gl _

it’s zi big bar; it‘s easy on the fo _ _ .

30 Qg , ____ - .-.-1-_~-:-_--.;.-;_~_-.;:::--.1 :r :;_~~.-_-..-_

hands and 0" the Clmhcsi “ml f0r_$I.25\. _ _ _ __ _ _ ' There is no tea offered for sale in Canada at the

- ;»’.'. ' tis' iiufon ns i._'o £1"-'.?_[3:{=J. . _ .~ _ _

s deathto the dirt. ;___$"_‘_r:___°“ l 0 7 ____ __._____;. _. . . _. y 3I'I'I\ FOI' SRIC

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127 Queen Struct

same price that has :i wider or bcttcr rcpiitation than BRAIIMIN. See that you get the genuine.

_ It all coiiies from the szuuc gardens and has long

"IM F' "W1 ; f been noted for its excellence ii) flavor, strength

and aroma.

BRAIIMIN TEA clizilleiigcs conipfirisoii with any

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- ' _I - ‘ other whether grown in India Chine or Ceylon.

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