|sYcu1Siirt ilipaiimini
i Success it I
tl tus help you. P ace
,lfhiloorrieer with us_ for -spring.
nv u will find our skirts are per-
Wt tittliig, well uiade, splen-
‘icn tailored. and' the ciotlia
d‘ in pw fly shrunk before
"7" malice thus -insuring -ii
img, ..,,,,,,,, .na -to ~...
W L-ai-ment. No dan ei-‘of our
. tl:?rl~<m,,,,g or getting out 'of
sl ,`, ,LI Yun can iilwl Btttlllfiillr
ll I .firm win. tus bust
Britannia Skirts
Tliiuk it over and have ai
mek at our samples when our
rcprcsciitntive cnlis ol-\ )"~?“~
Britannia lianni-actuiing llc-
Liiniteii. » ,
rn s.1s1nat1 sues Again.
c.Leon.i1u> onlinr.
Chnrlottblbvin.
p, 0, liox 669. Telephone 318.
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The Sale of Commun and
, Weak Dyes.
-Cheap-John Jewelry and Plated
Wane.
V For many years the Olieap.Jolin jewelry
"md pliitcd ware vendor pun-iueii his call-
`iiig in iniirkct ~places, ut' country and
teltyinirs, nnriun thc public hlirliwny.
"1`0d")'. owing to the business pusli of
.towliiiiid eity il\'e and ton cciit stores,
'tile geiitlcniiiii i'i.-ferretl to above has been
'ilriri-n out of sight and out of trade.
» .'I`he false theory of “one dye for color-
ling nnininl nnil vegetable productions"
(Mlviinei-ii by sonic package dye makers)
-hilvlng iailcil toiiceeive our woman and
girls, ii feast is api-cnri,cunsintlng of Cheap-
Jolin icirclry and plated ware, which
thniiiriicsiire nsicetl to pay for in cash,
icuii Llie sending ofa few empty envelopes
.anti poorggiyi-_s. lin not forget. the terms
`.lailii-»~; “yon inimt iii-st buy nnil use the
coinnion iiycs, then rui1i»your guoi nint-
orliilmiiinlliisily, st-nd on certain sums
Mor'tga“gcSalc
' ctlo inf i:`ftl\
- \\~l‘nblii~.Aii ii ron n o
_'"5'i`i.fKlftl."ii=|ii.11|i in t'|i.n~1ottotown ‘in
‘T“l.,,'.; t‘.niniy 'on li:`i'idiiy tliu tciitliiiicy of
‘;“1.',‘.,,;,,..,~, _\_ n. into .iris -tion-k. noon. An
‘|`.'|,|-_,.»|_ pit-i-c ui- |1n.1'col of iitnd_ sitiintc
if-“,'. and in-ing on L‘oni1iion Ln: niinibnr
t)\i|'Liit\'i\ru-iii llio Coinnion of Lliiuriottoinwii
1,,,,|nii`erl nail dcsci-ibcil as follows tlint is Hoyt-
,.0,,,,,,,.,,,-im; na tho north side of Douglas
Street nt the distance of one hundred and
-,,,-ry-rilni\fi~i-t six inches from the western
'.'-‘|,. fit ilic hiaipeqiio Iiond and thence at
”.i`,|,| ,,,n;li~sti1 llnu ins Struct nort.lioi'iy one
iisaiiii-oil loot six incline tiionco iitriiilit angles
§,,._,.-.-|\- nrt; rt-ot. tiinnoo at visit tomcat
fniitiai-'lv ani- iiiiinircii foot. six inches in
`||,,,,,-1|-.'.~t|-.1-i and llicuco along the iiorili
iiiooi i|ot|gla.,.\`ti-t-.1-t easterly titty foot to tho
*il-it-clit. iiiiiiru-iiwiiiieiit heinf marked and niini-
litaori .\~ |.loi ninnln.~i- uigh y-two in tho sub
ili\'i~iun plan ai r~'nlill(_‘oni1i\0n Iauii ltiinibui'
,wi-|.i\'o1a~ till-.I in tiic ofilno of thc. ltcglstini-
.tl lti~if.i- and l.ci-|»:-i- of plans in iihnriutwtoivn.
'i'|n-.al»..\i- -.rio will io made iiudoi' itnd by
iiiliit-111'., n..\v.-|-oi .~.ilo contaiiiieil iii it i:ert.iihi
lin|i»nia|.--- ,iinvtifairu ncariiigl iirito tho tontli
.\.,»-iii't-.wi-..\\. A 1. ltihtinin 1nr_ir1o botivcon
|,,§,,,-_ \\‘_ it ii.-lily nnii .lainos J. U itoiiiy of tin.-
},,,,-|.,a»i .ani ilu- iindei-siiziiod .itunes Iliauilcy
c:t1.....it..-1-,..i|\. 4
|.-,,,- |'a|\in-i- |»artu~iiliira apply at the oiiicc of
.lana-~ .|..I1»!|a~iu1i, Soli.it,ox‘, Sttinipor Block,
-| -l -1.. .
` l»`.l11’fi'li..f`i'i.21-ti .|..\»t»rf1t-.t.»i..n~, a. 11.1005.
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io .'. -lr I1 iii Mnrtigagco.
lite Cut
of the Clothes
i~itl|o iiinlii point; in ii niilt.
tn' i-nurse tiio pnrtiouinr nut,-
iern of the cloth adds
sonietliiin: to the look-but the
i-ai-well, »\‘o sliini; them,
To be
Identified
As ri well dressed ninn you
niu.~t have clothes that uc np
iii Iiiiii fe st ie.
m_ cnt o r y
\\ c innko tlioui.
CRAIG `& KIGGINS,
Liothiers,
Queen Street.
6-15 dw 1 yr. l
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Synopsis of Canadian
North-West Homestead
Regulations.
 l'\'i‘n_ ninniiurcd section of Dominion
It __.anri~ in hinnbniin or thu Nortli-ivosi
[“l"t"\*. 1-si-nntiiii: it und 2tl, not ronoi‘\’etl,
|n.\_»t..- 1..n.n~~i-11.1 1 i '-
p 1 its iy iiiiy poruoii wliui ;
ilu ~nli~la»iui ofa faintly. or any innlo over iii:
y.a_>< ni u_L'I‘. to thu nxtoiit. of one-qiiii.rto1‘
.~t
‘|'iia1ioi'Itiviirrcs. nioro or ions
l-Intrv may bainiuio i/~i-soiiiili ut. tlio local
{’_f"".l°lll\'<=fi\1-t_l|i».d|~trl)ct in wiiich the hind
‘mst unto, in- _it iiio liuinestoiitlor tloslrca, lic
,M-,"'il tutiilii-atinii to tlio iiiinlatoi' of tho
lllmiviiliii. tlttt_i_\\'n. tlio Couiinissioiior of lin-
,.,,i’(,j‘ ""|~ “||\l\|I>cir. or iiio Ieenl agent rc-
I <_nut inriii' roi- some ono to nniko entry
orlnni.
'lilotiann-~ti-will-r~is rc i d -¢ - |,
,.,,,,|-,- ` _ ‘  _- ‘iii rc topci mint ij
||,,.';f,|l:f',',.i,:é’ml:;l?-fl tlicrcwitli under one o.
ill Ai li-a.~i alt( niunths' mgidqnw \|
.  . - pon nnd
;_ll;I|t\i"i.tiit>|ii»ftiicland in each year for tbrcc
.
,|,i,'.l_"lltI‘i.iti|i~r (or inntiicr, if tho fiit.l\crb~
,m";\|~|t\t`; at ilu- _|iim|cstctiilcr~ rc-idilr-.~r nnonn
nu, |,_ “I lllriiiiiyilf tliu liinil ontcrcd ini
`_mfMh_\|;|11||'r1-nn-|_it4 ns to resliloiicu inny bi.-
f,,,,,L,,_m_||fm]:3l_l\ lwiwiuii ro.-riding with the
u
‘lli?:‘1li'li|_oqi-ttlcrluishis permanent residence
\_H_mi‘-iiiiiiiitr lnnil owned by iilni in the
H`musii;i` ina linnicstuad. the roqiilrenients
.4-nit- innv bo snibilied by resldniicc
lui" lla --nni ilnni.
gifl:\‘1‘|`ii'|;»ti|§' notice in wi-iting should be
M In ` _V ii- t_a11|i||i~isio|iui'uf lloniliiion iainds
t.in.i ni |nii~.i.tluii to apply for pntoiit..
\\' \V I`i)li.\'
iv- . ' 1 '
,,,5‘,'<h1;l\\»)li ortho niiriitwr ortho interior-.
\
 _
"H Calhliilliiu made them tlicy Fit.”
Who’s_
Your Tailor?
You crui’i; get nwa from the
inet that Cloiliesy, 'ro my
u:““”’-CTLY. must be made
vm f?¢as\ir_e for the indi-
wlui that is to wear them.
"Liles ti Livmo iuonm. for
"my Suit or Overcniit we
mme- hAnd that model is_ the
Wen; ‘O is to wear the suit or
p0inH'\_~ The important
u M3--The materlalwillbe
claim uitlooks. We make
hiziiresnizliiitt  ygii; ";;:ileatl
mzivfgull-igi di rflnu snu-
' vereoa n a ar
here 1° “keg fum' 8 t'
JM. citiiooin.
Merchant Tailor
Queen si, _ ’
9_9 m°£P"I£1;vi;i;lner Odice
 THE wonw oven .'
Thousand: of Mothen
got inoncy buiorie ilic Cheap-John jewelry
l is yours."
l .lust ii few ii-ai-ning words:-For easy
` safe iind prntitnl-ii: lionie dyeing, you
l nceii piiekiigc -iyi-s of ii high grade, stand-
l.irci,1iott~i‘iiiic and weak dyes bolstered
i up ii ith Ulieiin-.ini-iijcivelry and common
pluied wnrc, wliiuli can nlwnys bc bought.
i tit iii1_v I-ity oi' town bargain store for less
iiiuiioytliiiii you are risked to scnd to
t pneiiiigi- iiyi- innniifricln1'crs."
, Kindly 1’enicinbei‘ that DIAMOND
DYES uunruntee at all times ncrfect
,rcnultsfand larize profits when used in
tiio hoinc. 'Ilie DIAMOND DYES are
1 so puru, so easy to use, that ri little child
; who can real the sini :lei and plain
I directions, can dye as ivcll ns licr mother.
No platedlliriiss or petiver \v.\i-c in connect-
ioii \vli.li DIAMOND DYES; tin-_y st-ii on-
, tiieir incrits, and givejoy and pleasure lu
nil who uie thein. Do not allow tiny
.dealer to offer you ri substitute for
1 DIAMOND DYES. Always sec that the
‘nnine DIAMOND I’AUI{AGE DYES is
V on every envelope.
i Use' <-
`.
t  ,
_ °' '
 Lou
1 A and your bread, biscuits, mire
V rind pastry will be all that
- any good cook could desire.
Beaver Flour combines the
-` nutriruent of Manitoba Spring
` Wheat with the whiteness and ,
, ` flavor of Ont-lrlo Fall Wheat.
l rum why it mm Mons
’- li-"tad, and BETTER bread,
I than any other dour.
' lame-»»»»a:-m
 /au¢i!:lC4ln&n
,-'-s,_ " loaisuhu.
1  . Amo amen.
.15
J .
I _V £332.
l are using 
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it I
tunnis' sinh 1
l in num
admit th ri _
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i claimed for it. planet t
' Lg soothing for ehildzn tcethinis
I  t clwr-ill Nvll S0
st ‘ txouhmp lea. ,`
Physician: and Professional l
riurns recommend It
aiguanm mit portrait is an
 |, can that Dr; Oo-
every wrapper. Bowan of themmiy
Simon ut' tiioalmlhrfoimmd
mlill to  Dr. 0ade'r‘u'\.
Hia,  kr%ll, U y neil
0.'  1'IlWhm¢.rn@xmn-
4  sunrise. nunto-“Ds
, ' 8'fAN'i’oN's Pain l¢\.ii£»‘,
A »u||i.v nunv nu unmnus aus zirfunuesna
-“.4 __ J,--. -aff
_ 
sizo.oo_uo1\uii1.i
Giiini-antcnd salary to capnbli- lady or gen
i.lc1non. to rcpi-c~ont us in (’harloitctown. and
vicinity.
` Must be of good nririrc=r, lair t-dui-ation. and
Anhlutnilcvotc ivlioln tl|i.eto uni' work. l’oi'-
"ii|iii1nni. po~iiio|i in iiuiit pai-t_i, with pi-oi|ii~tvi
l iiili'|i1ir:¢-iiieiit.. i’.\1'ii<-iilnr-1f|~i~i\.
\\'. .\I. l’liiI./\\'.
No. :ei l'i-in.-o iviiiiinn si.
w,,,,|,| .~'i_.1--ini. N. li
 
y of Ghent.
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From Halifax every Tllfsilay
morning; from Charlottetown,
;very 'I`i1ui’sde‘- Cilii M
iiawkcsbury, Aricliat, Isaac's
I-Iarbor, Sheet Harbor, Sain on
River, Cause. Sunimerside.
JARV ELL BROS
h sea.
‘to prove that ibtty huve tried the wenllt
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¢m¢l\ur.""Amuutn»anus."mn. A _ lYl~l~l‘l'i
Published in Prince Edward Island Exclusively by
, The Charlottetown Guardian.
The Adventure of.
I Black Peter f
No. 6 of the Series
comms.. mu, 5, 4. 1.-...A nun --.4 cvlurw
Worn.)
(c.,,»1,ii, im, 1, nitric". ruin” av cf.)
\ ' HAVE never known my
 friend to be in better
5" form, both mental and
. ‘ '.‘ ,, physical, than in the year
 '05. His increasing fame
. , .. . had brought with it an
immense practice, and 'I
should be guilty of an indiscretion if I
were even to hint nt the identity of
some of tlie illustrious clients who
crossed our humble threshold in Baker
street. Holmes, however, like all great
artists, lived for his art's sake, and,
save in the case of the Duke of Holder-
nesso, I have seldom known him claim
any large reward for his incstimable
services. So iinworidiy was he-or so
capricious-that he frequently refused
his help to the powerful and wealthy
where the problem made no appeal fo
his sympiitliles, while ho would devote
works of most intense application to
thc nifalrs of some humble client whose
ctise presented those strange and dru-
mtitlogqunllties which appealed to his
Imuginntion and challenged his inge-
nuity.
In this memorable year '95 :i curious
and incongruoiis succession of cases
had engaged his ntteiitlon, ranging
from his famous investigation of the
sudden death of Cardinal Tosca-nn
inquiry which was carried out by him
at the express desire of his holiness the
pope-dowp to his arrest of Wilson, the
notorious cunury trnlner, which remov-
ed it plague spot from the east end of
Loudon. Close on the heels of these
two famous cases came the tragedy of
Woodmuifs Loc and the very obscure
circumstances which si11'roi1nded the
death of Captain Peter Carey. No rec-
ord of the doings of Mr. Sherlock
Holmcs would bc complete which did
not include some nccouiit of this very
unusual affair.
During the tlrst week of July my
friend had been absent so often and so
long from our lodgings that I knew hc
had something on hund, 'I`lie fact flint
several rough looking nicn culled dur-
ing thiit time und iiiqiiireil for Cnptiiiii
Basil nindc me iiiitlcr.\'t1i11d tlint Iiolnics
was working sotncivhcre iindcr one of
the numerous disguises and nantes with
which he concealed his own formi-
dable identity. He had ut lcnst five
small refugcs in fliiferciit parts of
London in which he was nhle to
change his personality. Iic said noth-
ing of his business to mc, and it wus
not my linbit to force ii confidence.
The first positive sign 'ivliich hc gave
me 0! the direction which his invcsti-
gation was taking was an extr1iordl~
nary one. Ile had gone out before
iircakfiist, und I had snt down to
mine when hc strode into the room,
his hat upon lils licnd and ii liiigc
barb headed spear tucked like nn um-
brella under his arm.
“Good gracious, Holmes,” I cried,
“you don't mcun to any that you have
been walking about London with that
thing!"
"I drove to the butchcr's und back.”
“The hutchcr's?"
"And I return with an excellent np-
peritc. There can be no question, my
dear Watson, of the value f exercise
before broiiltftmt. But I n£ prepared
to bet that you will not gn s the for
that my exercise has taken."
"I will not attempt lt.”
I-Ie chuckled as he poured out the cof-
fee. »
“If you could have looked into Al-
inrdyce's buck shop you would have
-:een n dend pig swung froin ii book In
the ceiling nrid o gentleman in his
shirt sleeves furiously stabbing nt it
with this weapon. I wus that encr-
gntic person, and I have satisfied m_v-
aolf that by no exertion of my strcnirtii
can I trnnsilx the pig with n single
blow. Perhaps you would care to
try?"
"Net for worlds. But why were you
:icing this 7”
"Because it seemed to me to have an
indirect bearing upon tho mystery. if
Woodmnn's Lee. Ali. Hopkins, I go!
your wire lust night, und i have been
expecting yon. Come and Join us.”
Our visitor was nn exceedingly nlcrt
rnun, thirty yciirs of age, dressed in a
qulct tivccd suit, -but retaining thc
1-,ri-ct bcnrliif: of one ivlio was accus-
toinvd to otlit-ini unlforni. I recognized
biin at out-c us Stcinlcy Ilopkiiis. n
young police inspector, for whose fu-
ture Ilolincs had high hopes, wlillc he
ai turn professed the ndinlratlon and
respect of u pupil for the scientific
methods of thc famous iiinntcur. a Iiop-
kins’ brow was clouded, and he sat
down with nn air of deep dcjectlon.
"No, thank you, slr. I breukfnstod
before I came round. I spent the night
in town, for I came up yesterday to re-
port." _ '
"And what had you to report?" out
"I-`nilure, sir; absolute failure."  H
“You have made no progress?" V' ‘ F
"Nona," `
"Dear mei I must have A look at
"I wish to heavens that you would,
.\ir. Holmes. lt's my first big chance,
the matter." 0 lot at new fnrs.-Jas Paton k Co. 19 ri tt
and I nm at my wits' end. For good- British Cough Cure gives speedy
ness’ alike. 00m! down Mid lend mo n relief, it never fails-25e per hottie
-on the scene of the crime? Ie there no
' "Weill-iwe_Ii,it just happens that I have
already reediiiil the available evidence,
including the report of the inquest,
with some care. By the way, what do,
youniaka of that tobacco pouch found
elew there?"
Hopkins looked surprised.
"It was the mnn's own pouch, slr.
His initials were inside it. And it was
of sealskln-and he was an old sealer."
“But he had no pipe.”
"No, sir, we could find no pipe. In-
deed, he smoked vcry little, and yet he
might have kept some tobacco for his
friends."
“No doubt. I only mention it be-
cause if I had been handling the case I
should have been inclined to make that
the starting point of my investigation.
However, my friend, Dr. Watson,
knows nothing of this matter, nnd I
should be none the worse for hearing
the sequence of events once more. .Inst
give as some short sketches of the es-
aontlnls."
Stanley Hopkins drew n slip of paper
from his pocket.
“I have ii few dates hero which will
give you the cpreer of the dead man,
Cnptuin Peter Carey. He wuii born ln
'45-fifty years of nge. He was a
most during und successful seal and
whale fisher. In 1888 he commanded
the steam sealer Bea Unicorn of Dun-
dee. He had then had several success-
t'iii voyages in succession, nnd in the
following year, 1884, he retired. After
that he traveled for some years, and
finally he bought n small place culled
\Voodman’s Lee, near Forest Row, lu
Susrcx. There he has lived for six
years, and there he died just a week
ago today.
TO I Ii CO IYINUED.
Keep Your Grip
Un Health
WHEN PHvsicAL BANK-
surrcv 'rnssarnss
:sumo UP WITH
if. Ghase’s
Nerve Food.
(iioouiinu lorcbodiiigs, fear of the fu-
i1rc,tipprci\cnslon of soinetbini: dread-
ful to befall you, ivorry over little things,
restlessness, iiisoninin, irritability--these
.re the _iiitiicntiuiis of nu cxhuiisiid
nervous system.
They tell more plainly tbun words,
noreplainlyt.linnpni1is:inti nelies. that,
"' :'FtTdn‘n'ii‘y‘lllib"t'f'rt'rrmly, “this-rivrvc-force'
iftlic body is being.; eonsunicd more
npidiytinin it is being ereutt-ii. Tiicy
mint to physical luiiikriiitny-to help-
t-roiioss of iniiitl and body -tu prostrtition,
ptiiulysiii or ioconiotor niiixiii.
There are ceritiiii eleincnls of nature
which goto fnrin nciv blood und new
nerve cells-to create nriv nerve force,
the foundation of life, energy rind vitality.
I‘liesc oicmi-nts are so eoiiibined In Dr.
Cliasd:-1 Nerve Food as to be easily
.issiinllnted by the most ivcakenoil liuinun
hotly.
lining composed nf such ingredients,
Dr. Cliiise'.~i Nerve Food cannot possibly
fail to be of bcnciit to ynii, and its regular
and persistent. use will build iip and
icvltlilitutlic most cxbnustcd and dis-
couraged sufferer.
You rnunot coinpnru Dr. Gl1nse's Nerve
Food with any medicine you ever used,
forit cures by the building-up process,
whereas most nerve treatments merely
sooi.lie‘nnriile1iden thc nerves. Test this
trentiiii-nt, by noting your iiicrciii-ic in
wcluiit. V
Mrs. N. Ii. Ward, Douglas Street,
Clinx-lottetown, P. E.I. nays:-"I was nil
run flown in iiciiltli this sfprlng and felt
that I needed ii tonic. I requently hint
severe dizzy spells and headaches and
my nerves were unsteady. I procured
some of Dr. t7iiiisn‘s Ncrvc Food and bc-
gaii the t1'eiit.nie1it1\i1d I iniist any I have
.ound the niedit-.ine n great bt-.nc t to nic.
[feel liken ditl'ei'eut. pri-son, my whole
systein has been built. up, my ncrvcs are
steady and the licntiliclics and dizzy spells
have entirely <lisnppeItred."
Dr. Uh1iss'a Nerve Food,'ii0 cents a box,
nt all dealers. or Ediiiiinson, Bates & Oo.,
Toronto. Purrraitiiud signature of Dr.
A.\V. Chase, the frinious receipt book
author, are on i-vt-ry box.
DON’T USE POOR 0lL.
For use on sewing niaehincs, liieycics
and all piirposes rcqlllrlnig nflno liibrlctiiit,
the best. is elicnpi-st iii the cud. (icniiiiie
Singer oil can only be olitiiinvii ut. Sinner
si.o1os.I.0ok fortlie rod S., Quccn Sircct,
Cliiiriottctown; also on soutli niilc of
\\'ntei' Street, Sii1n1nc1'side, I’. E. l.
.-_-xi
MEN’S TAILORED COATS
You relied pretty largely on this store
last sclison for tailored ivciir-t.lie biggest
business in our history is evidence. This
year wc are tnkinn last yt-nr`s rccnrd as
foundation-standiinr on it to reach still
further forward toward our iiicai store.
Now the Autumn gatlieriiia' is richly
ready-eacii day has brought. and is
bringing its quota of newness. Another
 ij --ii-‘-~f
RAIN Pkiltlf CGAIS
. i I li %="..
Ai Wiitii.l5SAi.iE PRIC 'S
Visitors to they _Eghibltion and others In need of ii
siiower`proof or Mackintosh ralnproof coat should not fail to .
ee the exceptional values we are giving.
, _ These 'coats were soldto us by s wholesale house that is
going out of this line of_goods--at ii price that enables, ns to ~
sell ii
§9.oo Coat for `$7.oo.
ff, '$10 eo Coat for $7.50.
$11-oo Coat for §B-oo-
I). A. B’ UCE,
Clotliler and Furniaher,
Morris Block, Opposite Post. Odicei
l
1
_ug |111, texture-the
I smoothness-the
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Underwear
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Collars, lapels, shoulders,
sleeves,_pocl;ets_iu fact every
' incli of a Fit-Rcforiii coat is
absolutely correct. i
 Every style of distinction-made
_' in patterns that are exclusive--is
_: shown in Fit-Reform garments.
The “REGAL”-single and double
breasted coats-are quite _the hand-
soiiicst things in Sack Suits shown
', this season.
,.
 $15, sis, $20
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tiiien every genuine  I' ) |~“\d°ml'k “ld P\'l°° '
Fi¢.R¢_I¢¢m pnnqit,  ' as Excel by makers. .
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Prowse- Bros.. Charlottetown
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G. D. WRIGHT.
Funeral Director,
The only Iimbalmer on I’. E. Island
holding a Diploma.
i‘l|ss A, Ferguson,Lady Assistant
Equipment the best.
Parlor and Show Rnoiiis superior to
any in the lower I’ro\-iiives.
Calls promptly atteiiiicd to :lay or
night. Satisfaction g ii n ru xi tee il.
Knowing that the public would apprec-
iate the services of ri lady assistant, I
have engaged Miss Fergiisoii, ia lritl_\‘ of
experience and vompeiciit in csc-ry par-
ticular.
OFFICE PIIONE (aw.
RESIDENCE PIIONII 6ol1.
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Notion ioliicrchants
, Do you know that the "l’ll€i<`." can for
` Indies und girls is “nil the rngc," \\'v twin |ri\'u
K yoiidollvory at once in all colors. .\`i\nri inc
ii postal card for .~nniplo ordor oi' :i ilo;'.|.-ii iii
russortcd colors. itotnii nt t'.3c.
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_WS1tQI_'_e_n_  .-flnsuranceCom-
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We now offer by private sal:
store furniture consisting of
SAFE
MIRRORS
TABLES p
COMBINATION TABLES
RIBBON CASES
UMBRELLA CASES
WINDOW DISPLAY STANDS
GLOVE CASES
SILK CASES
COUNTER STANDS
OFFICE DESKS
CHAIRS
STOOLS
CLOAK STANDS
COAT HANGERS
OILCLOTH STANDS
NEEDLE CASE
PAPER STANDS, etc. etc.
I". Perkins (£1 Co.
SUNNYSIDE.
all our
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Lobster Packers
When fitting up for Spring work try the
NEW FOUNDRY
' Foot of Queen Street
For cas'r1Nos.;RnrA11zs .of .it ‘i¢1n¢n.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd.
Phono 73. recites N0. i;w1.m. P. 0. Box 4|;
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PanY»
Head Oiiice, Toronto,
i Sonic Salieut Features from Report of
1\, . '.1904-
Iusurance in force . . . . . . $7,645,791*-3
increase, 24 per cent. $i,474,i92,t5
New Insurance issued.. $z,53i'i,i57.oo
Increase, Z6 per cent, $609 9s5.75
Cash Income, Premiums,
Interest, etc., . . . . . .. $233,546.51
increase, Z6 per cent, $57,566,119
otal I<1xpense,I’nynients
` to Policy-liolders, etc.. $166,931.19
ntercst Revenue alone more than pays
Death Claims.
, Death Claims during year $3il.5i7.00
1 Rate per !,<.oo means Insurance in force
, 5.56 per cent.
 Average annual Death
1 Rate 14 years, 214 mos-3-54 PM 1000
4 The lowest rate iiii record for any company
. oi same age.
, Reserve (being in excess
jf of Govt. standard) $7
‘ increase, 23 per cent, $l39,7
' Total Assets for Policy-
lioiilers security, bal., !1,a53,116.o5
, $l.07 for every dollar ni liability, iiioliiiilug
Reserve.
1 Net Surplus on Peiiry- »
» holders Account 3154.141
| Retcrves for seven years oil Ilxn. lab
I Interest ut 3%. 'per cent.
Interest' eurnril 011 nit-nn Nut Assets
` 0 33 per cent,
AGENTS WANTED.
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