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lv' t __ 'W5' “THE YZKTEET NEWS “_” ' .. ""'”` [rnigvp my Am/\» "“"` ` i

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Ayer’5 Hall- Vlgor ls for men too onvruiinv Norron

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F Men ri;>fr2;;‘pl‘enciid hair-dressing. li C L 0 T I E I 0 W , ' ,;f_90ff,§L1§_tBrt(}f»;;=:?;1jl;i§\:-1£21-IB?

the scal cl gi 00llflg; and it kee _ U E E N98 C 0 T Y [assed a ny to be ' I is

of the It DCVCI’ Cl'lal'lg€5 the C0l£T ‘nl Zlilliioglb wlrastwiu :~'ea\€s ‘off ai:eh_an&‘l

D W0 ‘ e

’ e east' Ask your d°Ct0l’- "'“‘*"'°"~- “””"-____ he wus in hid ui-iiial licailiii. wlrieihif

lnwnll. llue.

0ui°

lWellner’s _Iewelry Store

. Nomatlefllow siuall a piece of 1

hi _ The

with us we ke , , Jew? ry Y°“ le”

' ep a Compleu r"'~"f‘l Of If gi\e 3 ou a tic

and ever ' ht . -` ' ’ - ` i . k Proof vaiiiiiiagso qtliiaieiifdhy 1eft““h“s’ 15 Placed “T f' have our vie were unfortunate enough

t b = Smc “med t° the iifmllld you could call t

ext dal’ and get your jewelry. l Department an `INfni";“ UY ivitli your 'Jewelry repairiu

l l ie pleased viitli our is ork_

_ VV. W. Wellner. jewele

I It Phys to buy in this Province.

<`onductor J. H. Hughes of the P,

E. I. R., crossed by the Capes Water.

Vg- dill’ Oh his way to Moncton. el "_"

Mr- Ucnch. Of t-lie Canadian Bank

“'9M0f Uomnierce, city, crossed by the 10 Capes yesterday en route to Halifax. ie i

lr Miss Evi-._lyn Bears has returned to

NF l'-,ome in Montague, after a fort- ulsht s visit to friends in Norm wilt-

H shire.-L. L_

DV Bole. meat inspector. was in Utllie Traverse Tuesday inspecting

r tivo cars of meat for James Kenne-

dy, Bradalbane. (Jliarles McDonald,

et us_ deiiimi.-.trate 'our skill by making for you the best portrni

you have ever had.

Gro. ii. cooii,

Pliotogruplier, The Studio where Baby is Always Welcome.

lf:

Big .

Rubber Sale

$2.000 Worth of rubbers and over-

shoes less than cost. liadiva’ good quality rubbers, 49 cents a pair. Men's rubbers, 69 cents a pair. New stock. Bargains in men's, boys',

misses' and cbildren's rubbers a

oversliocs. All sizes. Sale starts today.

A. E. llleliachen

The Shoe Man 82 Queen Street.

Five Roses in blils and half lil

Royal Household bbls and half bbls Royal Stewart in bbls and half blils Fedora in libls and half blils

Purity in bbls and bugs F

Beaver ' iii bbls nrid bags /‘ 0 0 t w e a,

Puritan in lilils

Quality Guaranteed, Prices Low

BO r ® Goff

Opposite State House, Boston, Ma as

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ei-~~ " ..-.”‘1?i‘2?i"~ri si” 1..--~....i;~ii‘» i+l.;,i= 5,, -,wi "-if-i1~_1‘it: _ .i’ f = . <f.,~' -'=,`» l.i'i'f‘;y _ if. i~ *_l",,- ~_-I .t.,, yi" _'

offers rooms with hut. ai_id'cold writer for $1.00 per day and up, which includes lrac use of Public shower baths. Notliingt

-if

Ao- 1:35.

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32:3; . ' L . .e r; “Q-¢~"’i°-’=

p .e s . . ' suites of two rooms ii.nil)batl\ for $4.00 per

uay niiu up. Diuinp rouinii and cute i.l\'st~ class. European p sn. _

equnlthliiin New England, Rooms with _

r.v»i muh for $150 er day iiiid up. ww ¢li;,~Qf)u1\l_

Welcome

to the

Seed Fai

l T\1C5d¢1y» Wednesday I

and Thursday, March 14, 15 and r 6.

/\re the days set apart

for the Central Seed Fair, Dorrrestic science exhibit- ion and poultry show, held in the Market Build- ing, city. V

Extensive preparations

have been nrudc to make the fair the great successit should be and to add to the enjoyment we’re offering

),s&l0 p. c. off

visitors

uf All

including the latest styles for spring wear that have just arrived Only b\ spec

lllZlllllfIlC[lll'Cl'S C1111 We

offer' our patrons such bargains-it's a- special inducernent that will make your visit to the City fi profitable one

Every article of foot-

wear is irrcliided in this offer, ll) p c. off every- thing during Seed l";iir Days.

l Ilriiig this ad :uid get

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Keiisington, assisted Dr. Bolo.

The many friends of James Mur- flfmki C\_fY. will be glad to learn that he is gaining his old strength 3. 1:8111. Murdock was operat-cd on some timetago in the P. E. I. Hospi- tal for apnendicitls.

It was John Drake, Kingston, not (7Ui`"“'Hll. Who left yesterday for ;“l_1`a5bf§l`l€. Sllsk., where he goes to Join his wife and daughter Gladys, they having gone west last year on

r account of the latter's health which

is now much improved.

Rev- Mlm Fitrathic will deliver an

address on Missions under the auspi- ces of _the Wom'an's Missionary Soc- iety in the schoolroom of Grace Chnri-h this Wednesday 'evening at 7__ :I0 and Rev. W. Harrison will speak un Missionary interests in the base- mcnt of Zion Church same eveninig.

The Secretary of the P. E. l. Hoc- kcl/.L0l1i.:\ie has received the Senior and Intermediate Hockey Trophie; for _delivery to the winners. The Vic Sen-rors hare won their trophy while the Junior have yet a grime to play if, Monttilflle- These clit-ips consider thc cliances for landing the intermediate trophy to he hood.

John A. ltlurray, Clyde River, has

been laid up all winter suffering from lilood poisoning in his hand and arm received from a small cut in his arm got while butchering last fall. A number of his friends and neighbors, gathered at his ulnce lnst week and ont, and haul-

- thirty-five loads of wood for him.

Last Thursday 5 very serious accid-

ent. happened to floyd Livingstone eldest son of Adam Livingstone, Clyde River, While hc was tying the cattle in the st-nhlc ou‘ of the cows hooked him seriously. Dr A.‘I. Mur- chison, assisted by Dr. Wi-irhurtcn, ` <`ii.y, succecdi-d in closing th: wound,- Scclirihg it by tive stitches. The young lad, to all applarunces is do- ing well

World has the following: There pas- sed peacefully away in the early hours of ’l`lrurs:liiy mofninfx. Febru- nry 16, nt tlif residence of his dauphtrr, Mrs. Walter H. James, Al- bert irlinde Yates, who has been a, rc- sident of Vancouver for the past ` twenty years. The late Mr. Yates was born nl. Malpeque, P. E. I., Septem- , licr fl, 1818. For many vcars lic was -l prominent in biis`.n'.ss circles in his ‘ niitive province, being largely (nac-

ed in shipping interests. ln politics he was a'stuunch Liberal, and helil at several times, important govern- ment offices. I-lc also renreseiiteil l on the council board of Charlotte- town year after year, until at his own icqiiest he was re‘ievc<i from ser-

" vice. A strong churlhman of the ol-d

_/'evangelical type, he took an active

part in all matters pertaining to Sl.. I’1iul‘s parish, Cbnrlott.;tf,-wn. On co- mihi: to Vancouver his energies were directed toward Christ church, an

thering the building of the present

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF & C , U stone floors, nothing' wood but the _doors ` ‘ . f . fl Equipped with its own Sanitary ~ 0 as warden, in (uri mum toward fur-

Vacuiim Cleaning Plant. Long Distance Tolsplioiie in Every lfoum

Strictly A Temperance Hotel Send for Booklet Commonwealth Hotel Inc.

STURER E CRAFTS

one-i. misniisa

Dr. J. W_. l)0llSliY

Physician and Surgeon u

Graduate ll¢Gill University, llont

real, Que.

Late Resident House Surgeon.

Formerly occupied by the into Dr. western Gononi Hosvim. Montreal.

Que. Phono 87! Omoo 137 Kent Bt

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'inns sir... f.i.i:.'ii~.':..".°“‘“

NY person who is the solo bond of ii

A family or any mule over 18 year? old A homestead ii quarter sect on of .v»‘iffi'i>l’» iiominiimbiimi qi?" igsgffgm- B‘\:d‘t..:gg=:r`f`n‘iiersiiiirnt' the l)ominl¢_m ' n s zone or sub Auenoilor the dis- tr e . ntry yproxy may P m*d° “ --i--W.-. °“ °°'.r-‘“ .f::.r‘l.°l.‘:r.:.. ‘ri

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'llztdiiblnlciit iiidfiiiifhoiirignteader.

Duglgn. fill months’ residence uiwh

Ind cultivation of the la din each ol thr e years A homesteiider may llvf' within nine inline ol his hnnimvteed on | farm of t lon t-wheres sulel owned and occupied b iii or by his lntlier. mother. urn diiuir for liiothsr or sister. tgngeoisillil n<£l|it.ri.otsp:e :i:‘i;i::t.an‘d§ll'“:

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=.o‘;m:>\}n.lgn¢_|tif2 his homestead. rl°0 Du lin.-Hulit resid upon the home- : or pro-ani tion is x months in auch -F ir-ir 'f-wi'-'° -°' "°'“°.=‘.':.“i'. 'sis ligfiigetdhi 'dltelilinsciidqgultlvnts tilt! no el extra t d M ..§.“.2e::iir:trai°.1i;.i*.,‘§.iir,*k°.,;;1 mllif" §§h’»fr°f3llil’i'ef.”"i'ii:¢i;;°§i‘i<;\»h pf; :ggi _diitiliitiisi 't_eai‘=£`e'ii,é.l'i:fo“: hlty at 1' '-li an ,create ouue ortwwllcolmy' ‘ t ft olllinlster oft. e inte .fiT£`:lr'l-':`Z.":.*5e::i.~.°..a.i»"s:.‘ riff” ‘

in-acfilm `

is 31

|55 Queen Street

churcli. The deceased gentleman trav- cs behind him to mourn the loss of nn aliectionate and devoted fatlicr,

(‘. F. Xatts, \ic.ai of ‘ot l’a.il‘s church, Goldcn; Cant. A. F. Yates, of thc I’ilotage Board, Nanaimo; J. Herbert Yarra, or Spokane, Wash.; Capt. Mon'nzuc Yates, of liondou, liTn_z;l\lrs W.H. Jnn'.es,Grancl\'ie\v; Mr.-i. J. D. Bocf-fmnn, Fairview. The lrrge circlc of friends made during his rash duncc in Vancouver will greatly mis.;

-1-_Q1-IIIIF*

and character.

and our equipniciil is complete.

we will please you.

The Bayer Studi

Come iii :uid see our line. lf you 0|‘d¢

thc kindly old man, whosewsrm an-d

l'lll'.l) portraits iiiade by us nllectlonate disposition endeared him

to all with whom he came in cen-

C are Chillmke' jlwl as our tact.. The funeral scrvicc was held on portraits of adults possess strengtl

1 Snlziirdny, Feb. 18, at 2 o'clock,

from thc residence: of Walter H. Jam- es, 1636 Napier St., Grandview,

we “fe cxperts 5" r'ghli“g and musing' tlienco to St. lVlichael's churc`n,

,. Mount Pleasant. The interment was

made in the Masonic cemetery, ol which- order the deceased was for mnny years rr faithful mcmhernc

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: : Our Effcrvesccnt Saline keeps the

i stomach and liver right and the sys-

Dentistry

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n n

Ricliieii-tliiimrl Set? Phone l:'i:lJ

Over Pcowse lirou.

»‘

Dr. C. ll. BEER I

tem free from poisonous waste mat- lirr. lt is .1 mild pleasant remedy and so much better than harsh irritating purciitivcs which do more harm than good. 250 bottle. 14]. A. Foster, (lcntriil Drugstore. Bunnyside.

drtf.

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f TIIE

Singer Sewing Machine Co

The Singer Sewing Machine C0 l4l Tl” M°"y wiv" °f

has removed its office and salesrooni

fioin the London House' to New-` In Song Hits

ii's building Victoria Row. No. UNEWK" S-AWYER |60, RicliiiioiiilSt, opposite Post Smilwhgis*

Removal

Charlottetown Agency 'B°|$i*"“

People’s Theatre » wsnnssnnv

L in The oiirir wry ‘ ` (2) Military Cyclists of

(3)Soap in Ilia Eyes

Windsor BILLY STEWART

W. E. Holman, city, crossed o

by the Capes yesterday' en route Halifax.

A. H. Paynter has returiied to

spending some weeks at his home Burlington.

save money.

'l`he Salvation Army officers in

citizens will be much appreciated

All ber friends are pleased to

Miss Christena Mclfadyen, Clyde

edvisit to the city. While in the

ro\v, and other friends.

ted was as followsi-Total issued

Z1 . . .

gistered, 584; oil the market, 5, till on the market, 1,425.

tli., at Vernon River 10.30 a. 2.30 D. m. and Cherry Valley 2.3 i:. There will be special music by iioir and Miss Margaret Furness :ing nt all serviccs.

boys are confident of victory.

the Arena Rink last evening: on

costume and, besides creating an

l'>l`0gl‘al'll. ,

tlic mail special, made a trip by

ing from ’I`oririentine. The boat

ous 'and wished many times for

city are endeavoring to aid M Williams to rebuild her dwelli which was destroyed by tire on S day last. Any financial aid fr

n health and looks, after an exte

'he wasithe guest of Miss Janie M

The total issue of South Afric

scrip warrants up to last notice p

d by substitutes, 4,408; instrume re 'stared 5084' located but not

In the Methodist churches at V

The Victoria intermediate Hoc

team, which leaves for Manta his afternoon to play the Monta cam will probably be composed lie following:-Goal, F. St.eia; po .\'f Acorn; cover point, A. Mcllona iorivarlls, L. McDonald, J. Ing ham, P. Gregory and J. Prowse. T

int, some phases of the railway trans ld; portation problem in Nova Scotia. ra- Then speaking of the manufacturin hc advantages of Halifax, and refcrring

to the Nova Scotia car works, lim- ited, the head of the Gsiiadian

A good number of skaters attrn

occasion of another masquer skate. The skaters all appeared

ttresting spectacle as they skated ornd, they provided fun and lau Lei' galore alike for skaters and th

Il. Cox, the popular .conductor

Cox reports the seals quite numer-

rilii~..-Com.

for their coiitiniied prosperity in far West.

lll' ` hu or

Poiviinl lust one of its most pop

nr young men in the perssn of Jo R. Drake who has left that place f Wilkie lioy, Flask., where hc purcha ed n half section of improved lands. Mr Drake is an active mover' in Fo ester circles and one thc eve of his dc- parture was presented with a brte loading( shut gun by the members Court, Alicsweit, in which Instituti he his held the important office Financial Secretary for a number years. The best wishes of the co munity so with Mr Drake and family

ch i

m..

removal of Bro. Wood, Alexandra has lust one of its oldest and respec-

ver V to ted citizens. As a neighbor lie was

obllgiug and ever ready to lend ia. helping hand to any one in need. His

the hospitality was of the most hearty

city to resume his studies after and genuine type; and both acquain

in tances and strangers alike. felt them-

selves welcome beneath his roof. At the age of niiietecn he profissed reli-

Any person paying their electric gion, was baptized by the late Rev.

light bill on or before March 10th., Mr. Scott and united with the Alex- will receive. the discount and thus nndrn Baptist Church. All through

these years lie has been a gcn'rous supporter of the Gospel, a regular at-

this tciidant at the House of Grid and ev- rs. cr ready tn forward the Lord's work, ng, in any way, in his powerl He was un- one of the moving spirits in and most om generous givers towards the ere_tlon

of the beautiful new house of wor- i-:liip in Alexandra and has always

see mnlolisly sought to have the Lord’s. Hi- House the best house in the comniun- l,

'/CV. hack home again, much improved ity. I-Ie leaves a sorrowiug widow,`

` nd- three sons and tive daughteis:-Lem- ci

ty uel and Mrs Patridge, of Boston; Mrs

OT' Smallwood of Montreal; Mrs Wood

of llazelbrook; Mrs. Wealherbie of Pownal, John T. of Dundass, Benji-

an man and Mrs Madison at home.

os- The funeral servicewas largely at.- .7.- tended and was conducted by Rev.

9952 10°af~9ll by "¢l`0i`al1t¥, 534; locat- L. Fasli, of Charlottetown who gave

nts 8 very appropriate and comforting re- address.

668;

His earthly burdens all laid down, His earthly race now run,

_ er- He has received the Victor's (`rown,

“Ori River endCh21‘ry Valley. mis- and hears the words “wen sionary services will be held, weath- dnnef'

r permitting, on Sunday, Mnrclr

12-

m.. sin wii.i.i/un nncriraszrii

0 ll- ON NOVA SCOTIA CAR WORK

thc -will E-lead of the Canadian Northern Sys-

tem Says the Outlook for the Works is Very Promising.

[my ‘ guc Sir Willian Mi:ic`tenZie, in th gue course of an interview published in

. .. . ,_ A

of fine of the Halifax dailies, discusse

ded Northern railway system snidz-

the “You are taking a new lens: 0

ado life in Halifax in your car works

iiili.nu we have given the company a in- large. order. I-lalifax is admirably ii- sltuatccl for such an industry. It is gh- -vithin touch of much of the raw, ma- ose ;=~~ials required, and is well located

.ii the promenade. The Fourth Regi-‘ = i ierally. There may he a l'.tt`e rncnt Band discoursed an excellent ...eatlvantage in regard to slripmen

.1 finished cars, but this is to he

overcome by the possibility of send

of ing them away loaded and not as the 'eriiptiesl The freight will car: for

iiebonts an Tuesday. In thc straits tm- I whole tiring. With your tin iic was ti'aiisfei'i"eii to the boats com- Location and other advantages, th

en outlook for ear works at Halifa

.weak in glowing terms of Mr. Cox's ought to be very promising." ability in pull and row but Ban

rv .~

his - ~

I"lSHl'lRM|‘2N’S '

SUPl’LlE>

sulincto wliieli we pay UHF- ticuliirattentiuii. We eiiirx' =\ |ro_o¢lsl.ock u d can i|uou- lov'

S. piicesom-

~'l_viiiotli Hone 1l.~i ~l\l: -I'

.cms ei ii _iiie _ _

l‘- Ciittoii llentiim: 'l \\ | iiu

hliistau t,‘o.i lloiiks , 'l‘ui'|'efl L'ot’_0u 'l`i‘i\‘.\‘l liiiiii . a'uliii_on 'l‘\_vii_ie

gf K-li-c'riiiLrC'ld\\'!iiie

’ To lou iii inns

Muni In lloltllluiie

Of 'l‘:_iri'eu .Holt Rong-.

gf Writl* for _qu-ilu Ions on ziiiy

of the above in-'iris :init you ~_~'ilI

hiivcoui' rev \' i_v 1*(-iturii iuiil.

'|‘i\e uid list. ilili isliiul lliiusi-

Briiresicwni fo ci. ma.

Redskins

Arena

Friday evening

One hours skating with music

by Fourili Regt Biiml after the

Service

Our auibition ul\\'ays has

been to supply our patrons with the Best possible Opti- ,czil Service. The iinportiiiice of correctly niciisuiirig the sliglitest eye defects, has led tothe invention of many scientific instruments and

the practise of urellio‘s of

exaiiiiiiation absolutely to lie depended on.

For years we have been

using these best systems with pronounced success. Our prices are very low; for instance, our high grade gold filled spectacles fitted with first quality spherical leiises, including examinat- i in only, _1,.oo. t`oiiiplicatcd lenses will cost extra

It will pay you to put-

rouize us.

G. F. HUTCH ESON

-9 i Siieccssors In

'A Kennedy Q). Co. mix z4_1 Plione |77

i iii srwii' _

Grand Trunk Railway System REDUCED RA ll S

ln effect frmn llliirvli mth lu .'\|1ril Iolli

lneliisivc.

Seiuuid Clftss Cnliuiist l"\i'i».s froiii l\l\\i\!-

rcal to

Nelson. \’;\iicniivi-r, \'i\~i ii:\

\Ves\iiiii\e=\i‘I'. l‘-'~"- n'i~.'illli~.Spi\l<iirir~, l`rii i»iii;i, \\':i4l Porilaiid, Uri-.

Suri Fiziiiciwi Los .\u)_;i-lies. _ Sim l)ie|go. Cal.

i\lexieo Uiiy, .\|.-x.

_-\__‘_/

$47 70

li9.tl0

mal ~li. Dori miss il. '.

k l Low rates ‘o m.\u\' other poilils, :iiiil

also froiii uilicr euaiioiis nu the tlriiriil

W- 'l riiiik lt ilway Sysleni.

Tourist Sleeping Cars

Li-avc lllmilreal for Cliii-igiiiiii i\liiu

` i I , days, \\"eoi\e_adays and l"riilai_vs. at io._io

. llertli: \\|1i‘h ni' 'he ie.~:i'rveii iii

p, in \, t 4) vidvuiicc, .nailnlile for .irtruiiuimliliiiii ul

ticket? on paynlclilni iioniiiml iliuige. Couiicrlioii nivide with lraius eiirry-ii); czirs o|` similar style at Chicago. -

l"i~'i' ilirtlier i|ifi\i'|ii=\lio|i apply in _I

Quiiiliiii, ll. l‘, i\., l\fonti'i-al nr

\V. K. ROGl'Il<lS, C T. A.

8.; Great George Slreel ,

Lhailnitclowii, l’, lil, I.

passengers holding first or soroiia class

_ I . . .

z z1Iit,i\`ri

Conservation

Thut's the big word to-

day and lt applies to the

care of your carriages.

Let us store yoiirs now

and paint lt before the

rush.

FRED. C. WALLER

205Kent St.

Umm i, 5Ccnis Admission 5 cents- i l I‘3"l’°f\ 0i\\l¢i=1\\ ‘ °' °*“‘°"‘t“' I

9-qilsilrgiii. L 1 -1- - 4 1*!! -

Do You p '

Need. Emhroideries 'I

Extra Special

Lot Nol

Corset Cover Embroidery .

just 300 yds of checked and

striped dimity corset cover embroid- ery. This is without doubt the best value ever offered. Regular 42C

yardSale price

39° 3555?

An Annual Event

Odd pieces from our stock re-

presenting poplins, scrges, Wales, L etc, regular prices 5oc to 70c pr yard. All colors.

If you cannot come send for Samples

Stanley Bros.

A GREAT REMEDY I

l`or i-wry sort of COUGII and COLD. _

H ughes' Cough r M ixture

li relieves throat irriliitioiis, stops night coiigliiiig :mil |\i~:ils ilii- in-

l`l‘iii\\-il iiurous iiiui\ibi'2u\e. ,

(mod for yuiiiig .uid old

' ' ra arrarrgerirents wrt it e A recent issue of the Vancouver Buys. “flu iwroiilane for _me." Mr. p ' The- b

COMMONWEALTH |101-EL Geo- E' Hughes 81.5... "

Pc \Ics

L`er\tr:il Seed Fair on March 14, 15, 16, in Market Building. I

Get Better 'Bread---Try

ran-:mil-1361717187' FfOUT_n-IH

if - ' ' 1 ‘r -l of liaiiuer means uiore and better bread than w

I ieiy lar L

you cam get from the ordinary flour. Banner' is ii blend of the

i l l best lirczid :ind pastry flours - it coiitairrs all the uliezit tliat's

good to eat.

1 lietter liealtli and :1 happier life comes from eating llanner .

lizikeil griocis-you sliould try this flour for your l`aniily's sake. Get a liarrel today---the change will do you good. ,

Ilione ‘ ' '° _ l"rcc

_ 5

257 . Delivery ‘

"' 1 THF G/2065# _

i __ _-___ _ __ .. ‘ four sonsnnd twwydaiiightersz the ltev ‘ ‘ p V --_ V i

F I nit. ii. ,s.,ar.in I

oem __ -.. .,

. I °a:z=r’::ii..*’£§§'igi"‘ ‘ I

NEW PROWSE lil. LK

Sharlottetuwn. P. F.. l

-ll rtf

Unusual Activity

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Our cake departrnent is kept busy. People

realize that it is a great advantage to be able to pro- cure cake such as ours. Our cake department should

' appeal to you from an economical standpoint also,

because our prices are very low considering quality. Let us convince you. L ‘

E. J. DesRoches

Sunnyside

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Ourl Discount Sale Continued

l)uriiig March we will continue to sell goods at the lo.v

prices advertised by ns last month. .

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Fi-ie ivorslvil siiiling $1-50 for $1.50 Double :ind 'l`wis1eii Clnlh qoc for 75c Strung |"ii\‘\iiry Cloth Soc for (nge Strung l"ae1ory Cloth 651: for 5nc All dress goods 25 pci' cent off Siaiificldzi l'uder\\'i-au' 25 p. <‘. off \\l:usou`.~' Underwefir 25 p. r off i\ir~ii`s top shirts, collars, cuffs, tics.

sucks. gloves, braces, caps x5 p. e. off

Best l-Iuglisli Prints iii: for Good Iinglisli l‘riius i.|c for Good Canadian Prints izc for Yard wide l‘riiiis nic for

.\udersou Zephyr Giuglianis Stripe Duck Slurtiug z`ic for , Oxford Shirtings \7c for Oxford Sliirtings i_-gc for Apron Giugliams i_=,e for

30 inch Flaniiclette i.tc for 31 inch Flaunelctte izc for

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\ We have the prettiest patterns of the best print cottons and ginglianis to be found in the city, all of which are selling ‘at the :ibove low prices. Come along and get the bar ains l, while they arc going at the low price store. g

l Sale for cash only

W. C. Turner ®. CO

, dttsrwltf. Sunnyside, Charlottetown