9. 1908

_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN p more

fmt It?

¢t‘-'; _youuf>>¢Pi| all _af-out Ayer 's mm. , =r¢'- if »l`c_.‘.i' -vlwlifs Tlierryou will

" '-' "' " or n-I,

O-.H ' I _, ____

f- ---- - ~ » --B from Ontario. i -

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S .0 Royisofi tits; ldéliéinii Department.

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“fe have just added to our stock a large number of C. M lc°““°m°r R°g“r___° i' um" M°y°r'

. A., I. UéF., Masonic., A. O. H.. Odiifeilows., Orarigemenl l|syorsProwse is enjoying s holl-

` ' vr » ` - - ' - say ou t. Peter's Island where the

nd other. ociety pins. it lien iii necd of anything in tl1is»,,m0,,ng ,I reported zoom ueit will pay to see us. ~ . --- .

The Minto got into port. at 10.40,

yesterday from Pictou, bringing 70

\/\/' \/\/» \/\/' E L_- L_ N E W bags of mail.

.i izw i:i.i:u. “_” i '

' - " ~- ' line Rev. J. w. Goan-e ni om sua

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_ Pnoros i

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Cook’s is the place. A The Studio Wliiiesllibyli Aiv.~,,y,.

,_ Vik-'come

To make you Strong

After an iittsclt of Ln Grippe-

ilughes’ Digestive Tunic

is uneiitelleil. It iroiirislies nnp strengthens llienierves, iuipmv,-5 ,iw rippet le, aids digestion and tones up the whole system.

Price 25c per liolile.

GEO. E. liUGliE

Apoihec.=iric.~i llsll

3-.’~2..Z

osncious TE if

, Ever drink lilill’lR F. Ill. EN

ED THA? lf not you have notilic < slightest irlen of its excelleii qualities. It has all the delle- iousriess :ind high quality ihat ciih he poqlted inn pound nf ten. ,The aroiiin is excellent I- niiil stamps this as the culy l perfect family tea with ull the liigliestqrinlilies :it ri incilcrnle price. Get a pound NOW .ind . prove what we ir:i_\', 1

28 cts par lb

r W. W. Walker, ,

Phone 343 Gizocr. , l

Cor Eiistmi rind Orlehar Slret l

dl.ti~ii'ti|lir»

A""“'l B-M°"‘f"‘» B-*li S01eAge1iis. Isaac.;in°.ii:.;‘;;.'a;i‘:;°ii‘.“;i;

(llAl(\'r\Rl')) lzulf.

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law ¢'o\'. (Ineo iinrl llicliiiiniid Sis.. f`h'ii-viii

Tom ,Mm Home .,,,.,_ ,,,,,,,c ,S > 'writesz The farmers ,of this vicinity

iiwii I are busily engaged in hauling ice, for

Invictus

A T hi name

stands for all ’r_liat's

Us o

.ao w V-I :L

>-lv. rs

` men

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if.

and shoes-- they come in all styles shapes and leathers

$.i.50 and $5.00

a pair.

Alley Q Co

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P|°S Bild Bll“0l'l3\oiry by the Mmm ysamday.‘ i

" -' " “M ' i Y _ _ _ ry to hear of the severe illness of w_|.‘_ “_ Carveu’ B_A I oooeeeeoeeeeeeoeeoeeeo

Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public eic i OFFICE:-°

0’Hallornn Billding.

Corner Gt. George Street.

ex, U, gmt, ,.1 Nm-ri l~`:o"iii

WARBURTON & SHAW ,

' ` ` i '. .- " ( _' <2 '34, Ntl'i`_\li\'

niiiru|sii~.i s l_‘_\ni|"rI(i_i‘iEliu'\ i

Office in Cniiieron Block Cliarlotie- ~ - town, l'. li. l~liiiiil

A. ll. \\'iri'liurtoii, B A ll. lr- l) lidgsr Shaw

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ilri6tli

llll.ll.ll..lilHllSllll.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Ear, Nose, _Throat and Skin.

Even tested and fitted for

glasses.

()l"l"lUli'J HOURS

lltollo. tu. l.iC‘\-ft30D rn.

Evsniiiitrl bi' soilviutmnnt

flown-

.‘,‘,..“.‘...“..‘.. ment of Miss B. J. Woobridge.-Rev. l

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rwiseas.._...;. _. _-_

City of Charlottetow ‘ ' Debentures

FoR§aLq

_ ‘D¢bei\inr¢s will_ he sold to replace; ones red.-cmed diiriiik’ Um .V*`f"` 'D05 _"‘ i gig ¢`f$5ou.oo, mich payable ii\ so years |

B): order ` Apply in

W. W i`i.il1|<_i-:.

2-mir mn. si ___£!‘;_'_’s_- $; -~¢*‘*”i"

s 7?'

' Spring Footwear

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We have received and

bpened up the greater pirl- _ of our ne n sprillilf0°l“'°°"~ '

` Ourliueof I.8dics'Oxfords _ , r iii Black and 'l`..n are iindc

winners. A

Y, You will find our Boots i ,_

_.~ _md Slide; arc priced the

E owest in thh City~

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_Qj Sprague & C0.

_ , _Quan _ yslde. i

PRUNES

This week we are offer- ing ri very nice line of stewing primes at the low rate of

5 pounds for 25 cts.

l@=~Sec them in our show viiiidow. y

i-:ii jo ciirr

55'?-'é

ster! Easter!

Send your friends a

Bayer.

The best Easter present. en. ,i,,,|,e |-,i Cli‘town

ii\*u i lui:

Annual Meetini!

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llqillllllil-li S Tlllllliclllililldhl liclli-liillmn Tnl:ne:in?fI’2_ | -fi " will bri linli_iil.\tliolr fni-tnyny on l’rlncoSi. i"li"'l'irwii on the fflth Allfll M 7-il' |’~ "1- ,,-,.|°.-|¢ (-tr thc tiuniiiiolfnii of iinvcnil bus iinsu """ "'°i"r'i°i‘ i'iii‘liiihii"l\i»rii lim .

.i_ri-will-i<'ll~: ir. _\irr'Hiii)..-in.\'

,q,...| ,~_ I rmilrloiii..

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A"'A’_T:,,,¢'FIA'§E',=,,!A|\N, ‘:rk||ikll|`Nl§l)-§l_||||l'd1|i

I Barrlatsrs. Attorneys-at-Law Brown llloss '.'hsrlui.|n\uwn

/'hae s cast. in one eye and admits -that he was in Bedford, a small

'a Miss Addie Clark, of Prince Ed-l

Head Offices in New Prow

se Block- -Charlottetown. t

S. F. Tarbush, City, has returned

t, swa, n e y. '

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l There were 56 passengers to this

l During Mayor Prowse's absence

At a meeting of the session ol

Christ Church, Sydney, held Tuesday

, Y P . was unanimously elected as rector._It- is understood that the Bishop will arrange for Mr. Godfrey’s transfer ntl an early date. ` , ____ I Yesterday the Bill to prohibit the 'running of automobiles in this Prov- ince received its second reading ini the Legislature. It went through committee without a hitch, making a record run. It was unanimously passed, and reported agreed to with- out amendment, and set down for its third reading. Thus is removed the peril of the autos, and the roads of this Province will once more be safe for those whose horses have noti ,been able to hear meeting with the' _macliines.

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| R. R. Chappell, manager of the\

_firm of Chappell Bros. Co., Ltd.,'l

ifiydney and a native of thisi Pro-

.vince has gone on an extended tripl

innil intends to visit a number of |Cunndiau and American cities. His ,first stop will he in New York, where he joins a party of friends who pro- ose to tour the Central State and

D B. thence proceed to California. Mr.i

Chappell will probably visit Mexico before his return, where he ls very _heavily interested in a large lumber rand grazing proposition.

l The Guardian is advised that the Arena Co., intend ,during the sum- lmer months turning their ‘spacious ,building into an amusement garden ,where all kinds of high class vaude- ville nnd other attractions will be presented. lf this he true it will no doubt. be pleasing news to the theatre going public. The Arena, large, cool, and perhaps the best iventilsted building in the Province would be an ideal place in which to hold entertainments of any sort, especially during the warm summer months. - `

i The steamer Bonavists has cleared from Halifax for Cape Breton to load for Quebec. The ice report re- ceived by the Dominion Coal com- pany shows tliat tiiel river St. Lawrence is practically clear of ice below Quebec. There are some fields of ice in the northern part of thc 'gulf and Northumberland strait is ijammed. 'l‘his is probably the last ;of the ice, and it is working to- wards Cabot strsit. There is not

'much ice on the Cape Breton const,

A Wood Islands correspondent

dairy purposes. We are all very sor-

_John McPherson who is under the i skilful treatment of Dr. McIntyre and Dr. Brehaut. All hnne to hear of a l -uv recovery. One of the oldest# fand most respected residents, passed ipeacefully to his rest. on March the .twenty-ninth, in the person of John gCornlsh. in the ninety-third year ofp .his age. Our pastor, Rev. Mr. Mc- §Kenzie, has cone to Ontario, to visit his old homo. A Munn is visit- ing friends in Belle River.-All are glad to see A. J, M'-Milln'n out

»in after his severe illness.--Wood

Islands West school is progressing rapidly under the skilful manage-

Mr. Stewart has been visiting at his old home in Wood- Islands.-D. Gillis, has been employed in sawing wood, with his gasolene engine, which is ii great help to the farmers.- Miss Annie McMillan, has returned home after spending the winter in (lliarlottetown.-A. McDonald of Flat. River, is visiting friends in Wood Islands.-Miss A.. l<'. mcndilian in- tends spending the remainder of the winter in Charlottetown.

Bert Smalley, the young msn who

was found at a Portland street sales stable Boston on Monday last was taken to Arlington and questioned at great length as to his possible knowledge of the murder of Annie Mullins, the Newfoundland girl who was mysteriously murdered in Arling- ton, March 27th. After the examina- tion, Smslley was not released, the' police deciding to hold him for the

present,_ but without preferring a omial charge against him. Smalley

town ten miles from Arlington, two nights before the tragedy. He ac- knowledges that he was in a drug store in Bedford, _ but denies that he inquired where Annie Mullins lived. A drug clerk reported last week that a man "with a cast in his eye" asked about Annie Mullins last week. The Boston police say that Smalley said, today that he .knew the Mullins girl. But Smalley denied later that- iie is a native of Newfoundland or Nova Scotia, as was at first report- sd. He says he never was in New- fonndland. but was in the niarltimei provinces. He met.hia wife, who was,

ward Island, at Halifax. Smalley, says he was born in Waterbury, Vt... twenty-eight years ago. He came to Boston live years ago to tlnd worls.

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:British Cough Cure. This is a

safe.pleassnt and cdectual remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and all alectlons of the throat, chest,

Captain Charles W. Seeley, of Halifax was in Shelburne recently,l to hold a preliminary examination‘

of the gow steamer being bulltl there by osepb McGill for P. E.

Island parties.

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The revival meetings in the Hap-‘

tint Church which have continued for. four weeks, and have been most help- ful to those who have attended. are expected to close on Friday evening of this week.

E. E. Poole leaves this morning

for Broughton, Saskatchewan, where he will close out his contracting business, and intends returning home in August next to permanently i-ci side. He is accompanied by Charles! Kennedy, New Perth. ‘ 4

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Advertisers are again reminded;

that their“business locals" as wellf as their "changes" must. be received

at thigh office not ister than one o'-. clock s arp of each week day, ex-_ elusive of statutory holidays, to in-‘ sure insertion in next issue. All re-i ceived later than the ubovi: hours will j also appear when they do not inter- fere with the setting in type of thc regular news of the day. ‘

Rev. Mr. Pierce is not vct. able to

occupy his pulpit. His ‘.‘:¢-ri: ut lim- sant Valley, Gruuville, nu~l .Stanley Bridge was taken very accept-ibly hy Rev. E. Blackford on the iifth lust. Thirty years ago those places formed part of the Margate circuit, on which Mr. Blackford passed three years. Mr. Slackford wns glad )o meet with old friends, among whom he labored thirty years ago. Next Sunday he will supply for Mr. Pierce at Wheat- ey River and at Hunter llivcr.

The basket social held in Stanhope

Hall recently was a griuid success from every standpoint, the sum of fifty dollars being realized in aid of painting the Presbyterian Church. The Program consisted of dialogues recitations -and songs. The open- ing song and a violin selection were by Miss Blanche Auld und Henry Lawson; recitations by the Misses Plcketts; dialogue by Marian Clan-k_ Fannie Ross, Blnneli Auld Alice Mis- ener, Ada Kllley, and Herbert Mar- shall; solos by the Misses Robinson; dialogue by Gladys Ross, Hnzcl- Mc- Millan, Jean Shaw and Annie Hud» son; solo by Gordon Leitch; dialogue by L. McKinnon and H. McCabe.; a quartet by _Miss Lnmont, Blanche Auld, Henry Lawson ru-.ri Ira Cnrr; and ii recitation by Geo. Killey com- pleted the list.

("1 Moiiil;\._v next the time tuhle of the

P. E I. |?nil\\'u_\' will he cliiiiigcil. "l`lii\ triiins will be us l'iillo\\'s_ l-`i'iiiu Clinr- lirrtotoivii to Siiiiiiriiwsiile und Tigniiih two trains ii ilai_\' one li-iiving (_‘liiti'lottc- iirwii ut 7.30 ii. ru.. iirriviiigiit Smrimei'» ~iiili-nr 1'.»lUu. ui.. leuving S\iininei'.~iiili‘ ut llxltl und 1ir‘i>i~er-.diiig to Tignirili wliii~h will he reiii-lied ut 4 p. in. The other' trniii will leiive Chiirlotti-towii iit 3.50 p. in.. roui-hiiig Siiiiiim-.i'.~iiile nt il.ll'> p. in.. iinilui'i'i\'iiignt Tignisli ut 10.30 p. in. ’1`i'nins froiri the \‘\'est leiive Tig- nisli~ime. ut 5.45 1.. in.. reui'hiiig Suni- iiiersiile ut HAI :uid (!lini'lotteto\vii nf ll,.'itl ii. in.. and nrioihei'leu\'iiig Tignisli nt ll.-lil ii, ui.. reuehiiig Siiiniiiersiile ut 4.15 p. iii.. where it will reiriaiiii till 7.20 p. in.. and iirrivc in (‘.liiii'liitti»to\\‘ir at lltlt ii. ui. Triiiiis will leiivi-‘-_ (‘luii‘lotte- town l'iii'Soui'is and (_~ieoi'geto\\'ii ut tl_.`i.'i u. ni.. und 3.40 p. in., :irriviiig iii Sonris at ll ii. in.. und 6.30 p. in.,nnrl ui'i'i\'ing ut Georgetii\\'ii at 1ii,.’il' u. in., und ttf:-'i ii. ni. 'I`i‘niiis will leuvii tieorgetoivii fi-i' Cliui'lottnto\\'ii iit 0.80 u. ni., arid lt.l.‘r p. iii.. uri'i\‘iiig iii(‘lnii'lottetowii ut 2.25 ii. ni., and .`r.il0 p. ni. 'l`ruiu.~i will li~ii\'e Soiiri~i for Cliiii'lotteto\\'ii ut li_~l0 ii. in.. iiiiil lit() p. ni.. arriving iii Cluii'~ lotietoivii nt il.:3.`» ii. in.. iiii<l_ 5.!l0 ii. ru. A train will leave Clini'lottt\to\\‘n for Miirruy Ilurhoi' tlnil_v ut il p. in., ur'i'i\'. ing tlii-re ut ll_ll.`» p. ui.. and u train will leiive .\iuri'ii_\' I-iiirboi' for ("liui'lotteto\vu _ uf ll.-I0 ii. iii.. arriving at Churlottctoivii nt l0.li'» ii. ni. At Einei'ultl .liiiictiim - .iiily at Fl.l0 p, ui.. rouiiectioii will lie mu( e with the truin for Capo 'I`ruver'se‘ which pliii-e will he i'eui'lioil nt il p. ni. . .-\ (ruin will have Cope, -Tr‘n\'ei'se diiil_v 3 .it ii.$l0 ii. ni.. voiiiiectiiig ut Eiiieriild at’

1`lii\rsdn\'.-i und Sutiiriliivs ii. truiii will i

Iottetoivii iirrivirig nt ll_40a. in., und

On )ionilu_vs. \\'eil|iesilii_\'s rind Fridiiys,

iiiid lenve Siiiriiiicriiiile on l'et\ii'n ni. 2.l!'» p. ui., aii'i'i\'iiii; iii l~hiii=i'nld nt 2l.'2.i. gi. ill. ' _

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For 55 Years e |

871141718

“rear

' -ll0iiEllS BROS. i

Spoons, Forks. etc., `

' ,_ have been in iisesnd given - _ 5

entire satisfaction. The , `

l map-'i_s_o_1|iossassai»." \ on any spoon or fork, i \_ wherever bought, gnsrsn- I l \ in in nigh qininy. l

/lf?

and lungs; No home should be with- out lt. Pre red and sold at i5c s

.ibottla b A. W. Reddln, Phm. B.,

‘ Bunnyiililz, Di-aggist.

' je rveller --Optediiin.

¢ [?'Perftc‘li ii Brand Cl _thing---Iii

`_i HEC Queers Couiiii`lGUAR1iiAN`fll'i¥;\iKYii ITERWELL “E

Ileslthfulnoss of Oranges.

The one lesson which most people

-i¢\‘cr seem to learn is, how to guard iitlr health. V We have been eating omnges since

iiine linniemorlsl, yat how many of is know that orange Juice _contains a. uediclnitl principle which h'a» A mark- rd action on the stomach, bowels, rlilneys and skin. Some physician! -go so far as to say that they can cure

:hc averale case' of Indlgestlon, Con- stipation, Bllliouaness and Dry Skin with orange Juice and 'proper diet.

This can be easily proved to the

satisfaction or my sufferer. Take the juice of one or two oranges every :naming before breakfast, take one or i

two "Frult~il-tives" every night ati bed-tlme_ exercise s reasonable care ri dict, and the pmol' will be found in

ienlth. _ The cure will be neatly usleted ind ha.~ili-ned by taking "Fruit-M 'Ives' in conjunction with the oionizei `uice. "Fruit-o-tl\'ce" are fruit Juices; In wlilr-li the medicinal principle of, iranges, apples, figs and primes are -miny lliues increased by the spool!!

:ray in irlilch bhey ure combined. - Then tunica are added and the whole. made into tablets. “Fruit-a-tives" may be obtained nt. all dealers, or will

‘»<~ .sent postpaid on receipt of price- __ V _ V '___ 7f\c a box-6 for $2.50. "Fruit-in ,

'r.imiied. Ottawa. _ 5

The regular quarterly meeting of t ' Q

the Board of Trade of this City was] held last evening in the Board of Trade rooms. After routine com,` munications were read and referred to the Council to be dealt with. Two new members were enrolled-A. N. McKay and A. M. Peters.

The San Francisco Examiner ol ii

_ --Easterl _

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» 1 Gloves

. ‘ _f-.;

Direct From lhe Maker ‘ '

\A`e have just received three hundred

of Tadles’ _fine kidgloves from Fo\viies»& Co. Thi y were zrbzilniice of stock and ive secured

tlieiii at ai bargain.

These gloves retail regularly for $i.1o. \Ve will sell them from iioiv uiiti‘ Easter

for 75c per pair. ' .

Black and tain only.

7 %-

STANLEY Bnos

(JI ~ os 4-\ rv O

Freeze

when_you can get hot drinks at any hour exceni while you sleep at my popular resturant.

Hot

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recent ate says .lolin Mel soil n I

contracting carpenter of 1331 Fifth’ avenue, was killed early yestcrdnyl morning on the Ocean boulevard hyi being thrown from his nntomobilr-.‘ after he drove it into the rcur of n‘ touring car driven by Charles Bow-i man, ri chaudeur. ln the mnchlno driven by Bowman were n mon und. two women, ivbo gnve the police: fictitious names and addresses. Bow- man was arrested and charged with manslaughter, and later released on‘

in abundance just the thing to warm you up and make you feel good and strong.dnring ihis changeable weather.

I y E..i. ossizocriss.

$100 cash bail, furnished ii iris unci i --; .___ 1.-_ ~- ..._ .__ _ . _ » _._

Benjamin Harris, his psartner anedl E T A L ; L- A S

| fi

keeper of tr ‘saloon nt; Polk and Sut- ter streets with whom Bowman lives.. McLeod was alone in a runsboutl machine. He had been passing the` early night at the resorts along the lieach. Shortly after one o'clock he; reached the bench road and wasl driving his machine behind that im-' ven by Bowman. At the narrowestl part of the road he overtook Bow~{ man and his party, according tol Bowmanfs story, and drove with full! force into the big touring cur. Mc- Leod's machine struck with such great force that he was thrown* over the front. and jammed betweenl the two cars. v He was crushed nbouti

the b"dY S0 that the ribs WGN Woke" rnti very iinirr more orrrrririioiri limi .-iririioi him.. tirriirio lr iw_\.'oitii:i> riiiici s~i.r'r und his skull was fractured. The xiiiiiiliizliter,str-nngor, olonuuin l1=_iI.t.crfl'.,i.iko iiplu.~.= r-inn 'viii are ii every way miie

case- .r-racer# ““'~‘

uccupants of Bowmanrs machine were >iiilii~'firct.o"y unii.uvi|tlici‘ki~irlqfplnlokiiiwiito-l»:nLiiLi‘/Li-ily. shaken up, but not hurt. They pick- VIIAIJZE D AIR fOr Pfllhleus l.xfrt\c!lhr\. Silfé

ed up the unconscious contractor and

Sure and Pleasant - Has no after eflecti.

removed bmp to the Cengrui Emm-_ \\'ii|, this iiiciiimi .wi-_|, i gxtr-i\r;i.o||rinr-i,vi»-i‘i~i ~'-th nrid iior niirt yoiaiiy an all gemgy Hospitup There he died thme Ai-k your frii-iiils .mil r.hiiy will liili _von ibut tliii is ri. fuct.

noni-s ister-_ BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS. C HBEER, D D 9

When the contractor reached ther All Work Guaranteed Overl’rowse Block Proprietor il'\l°-'f

hospital he was unconscious and did not regain his senses. While he was being operated upon Bowman andthe occupants of his machine were taken to the Park police station. Bowman was locked up and the others des-

dtiisrt .if

cribed themselves as Frank Ford,l 7' `

S54 Presidio avcnue,» and Jessie

Gia and Violet Llc d 1546 O'F r~i '

` Y Y » ii `

rell street." The above John Mc-' Leod was a son of the late Neil' McLeod of Head of Montague, iinill formerly lived n number of years. with A. D. M::Le,od of Kinross. i

WHICH LINIMENT IS BEST?

For muscular pains and aches a

thick oily preparation can't pene- trate-tbat's why Nervlline beats; them all-it sinks right in. "Ii wouldn't live without Nervlline in myl house," writes J. B. Cottam. . ofi

s es

or in fact any need of an honest lini I recommend it highly because I hfivei

lenve (.‘lirii~lottetown on returii nt -l.»l.`> me than in B whole bottle or grdind ,pgs-_--,..,,---.. _ ir. in., ui'i'i\‘iiig ut Eiueriild iit T p. iii. ‘Ury |inim¢n¢_" Try on 9| me im-gel c_. _ _ _ .. ._ -V ~ - -»..___»

nail

proved that in one application ofi

ti fruin will leave Eiiiiwnld for l~hirninei'- `Polson's Nerviline there ig more vir. 1 side nt 7.25 ii. in.. iirriviiig ut 8.35 u,in., ;25¢_ ponies,

"Snstches of street conversation 11

_ _ ` Island views" "dont say!" “h ‘ M'l‘3\‘d'S \l"‘"“’"i 7°' Sale 'W5"VWhe'° 500" “many as possible" “niitomxi\i&-ll

` ----="--'*---'~----" |hile" "other surprises” "wouldn'ti

miss for n farm" “Neither would 1":

"S1'1bsr1’Iatc that Wscrrir.” i"L°““.‘?“" "A"“" H”“" “ `""°`i

night. I EH. H. Bra _'ii is the Up to-

ldate Hatter.

IG' Neckwear. My l~ie-t show- ing of ne:kv\ear iriilud s maui' new stylei a d colorings tha' were l soii exc'usive\v to me. S e tliei new shades of Brown. See R~io‘sI New Bengalene's. See the Newl Ba a'hei's T am ielling at 35 ct-l w irth 5o cts. H . H . Brown. The Y ning Men‘s Man. 4-bdroi

iii) exp:iieiic_ of i5 y¢i1rs I have neve- sold ri line ol c otbliig that has io many gooi qi~.i'lt'es ss ‘ l’erl`er io-i r-rand." l\i. cithlng s ull and ioinp'ee and my pr ces :i e it cr-st ro p, c. lower tntii coin etitors who lirivea larger cxpersr nccouit to imit nd with. H ii. Bowii, The -Young\sen's iii n 48df6l

"Excuse ns but have yon used 'rises' Witch Hazel Cream? The Cream that softens the sliln rind

G' - Wm. Bateman ` . W. Q.

Feed for ilorscs and Cows

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il(

Now is the time to get that Horse or Cow ist Rcmciuber you do not get the fat prices for - a thin, mean looking animal but for a. fat

good looking one; just bear this in mind.

\Ve keep in stock feed Equal to any iii the citv and as cheap. llay, Straw, Oats, Bran.

Cornmeal etc. \

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i.20u. iii., witlitriiiiis east und westilllastown, N.Sl “If you have rheu-’ 1 ii uilditiou fir the above on Tue.‘idii_vs‘ niatlsm or soreness in the mu cl i ’ I , lenvo Eiiiei-iilrliit I.:i0ii_`rn.. for Clini'-"ment, Nervlline fills the hill. I emi dfiSfflf ' Ph0"\B N0 50 9-ll Mfilpcqiie R0atl~

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