i i

f a " '”

HE.

Ofllct would be the first thing they _ould notice. Others, however, think

A ' is¥'.'§*.~"-Hrtif

cHABn..- .

A wrltehon womsn‘s fashions re-

! declared that dress has be-

tlco a womsn's dress before

_Nlilc a factor nowadays that mth

had that a _pretty womaniadly

il often passed by. A num

opinions on. the subject from

Il sic here given. A few are of

inlnll that a woman’s hat and

t a woman’s face and hair would

, "Here th. the preparatlmls you need for tired, ashiag,_'s1‘nllen feet- ior bllstered, burning fest-for bruis- es, blisters and sores. Wedd's Mili- tary Food Powdm',_ "Tlx," and Nyal's Eas'em. flI1\0\ll preparation, known the country over for superior qusli-

Two Macs. ' MEM.

“UntlI further notice we wil pay 24 Gents cash for wah odd wool and I6 cents for unwaa sho -Prowse Bros Ltd. 6-Z I LM

T GUARDIAN, READERS

ties in relieving_feet disoomforts. The Fumlshd by " S. I

wonnnisass. want some lime remaeioii, and iii-

woriiiineia is not iiiie iiiiiumzii it dm" 1”" “°"'“" ‘gm 1” “ ’°°'°‘__

h the predominating factors of at-

traction. “Woman's dress is

doiibtedly becoming ii strong attract-

..I

ion to men's eyes," said one.

think however, It is snoutdoor at-_

III*

traction for a woman's clothes

doors do not, at first sight. attract a man. I care not whether the face ls pretty; so long as it is not posi-

man who knows how to dress

inan attributes the attraction of wo- ` bound to be interesting." A sports-

man attributes the attraction of

thing besides 8 plainly atiireil

and eyebrows.”

w-w men to the following in the order giv- ¢’f\f~|. Her shoes and the shnillillf-‘SS of her ankle and foot. 2. her hal; 4. her clothes. A pon holds- that in a womnn's face is the first and in- deed, only attraction. "Beautiful el'°B company," he said. "Dress is as |10- make a woman significant in any

man with speaking, appcalin_i_' eyes

does not grip you; is niucli inioro tio" "M¢?° tbl” il “I9 W0'-‘E like creeping paralysis, which comes; 9° |0118 85 V0 do not follow it to on so slowly that it is very I1iflieu1t‘_ far. That is how the process may be- to tell from _‘week to week wbetlierrgin, and it goes on till our tlwughip it ha? IDN* UW l>\'0E\'¢98-_ ‘are all travelling on worldly levels,

. andhss made hllP¢l"

_ _ _ . P z i ` ' so perviiilon since! ~ - is much more like cataract, which worldly grooves, and our hopes are » `

gradually crews over the eye. and clinging to worldly standards, and takes along time to develop. And the we have bemma bad;__,,0t by any world is exertllll: Ou us. every diy we worldly standard. of course-the live. this steady. persist-211! pressure. world does not can people had who We do not go down suddenly before conform to its standards, simply a fierce temptation; we just yield day worldly that is all. The_ process is after day to the steady persistent not developed suddenly; men are not pressure, till we become like our en-,swept off their feet by a whirlwind vironnient. *of passion and made worldly; men . The process may begin by our yield- are not just dipped in a bath and dy

It is not like sudden blindness; it and our ractlces are runnin ln

ing just now and again to a augges- ed with color; but the pressure of tion, which, on the sirface. looks in- these worldly forces changes us into

` Y nocent enough. Pressure of business their own likeness and__we have he~‘ \ makes up give uv. occasionally. oui-,come mnrormed to this woriil.-Sk-

habit of prayer and Bible study. Wellected. ‘ _

A--*-4; ___.__________________________ _________ ______________N____,______________ ________________ _______,

r , FIHI-I INSURANCE HATES same great author, ,

f g H e S

--_ _ was the presence of ladies upon the'

GUARANTEE OF (living to the (‘ity of Charlotte. platform. Words of welcome from the

town iiai-ing inrreiiseii me tax on Fire Kritisovhian Svciety were iireswtefi Insurance Companies, the companies illlillflll il‘i€ndShil-‘B mild? ill' the bond have found it necessary to increase by Mm- Hin “'50 590|" Of the (IG- rmes of Mercantile pm,,,_.,.,_y ,__0m_ of intellectual iinprorement. She also ,,,..m,i,,g the rim( ,,| A,,,_,,,Bt_ _read a bright poetical welconie from The rate of iiicieasc has been i'ixcd'““ oldelf memher_0l the Hnclety-

at ten per cent on present pi`emiiiins_ i8___1f;:_‘y nuAé0&'fk§;§’" __i_*;'_lg “'f‘__5_t Un the first oi Aiiizust hve per ceut______e of _“___ _0b___ar B?" __ qwlcl Wlii he nildcil ainl the balance of ii\'e|Ho d J I D ge B' ‘~ ~ pt'-r cent will come into edect on lsti Tie' Pri' _ I h B _I

` Eebriiary, 1913, unless the city installadded to Sfhearxorgse algeirdy ogaglrade

v tha time - - ` . ~

i _fre __n;______ ,?S_s"l;__lf;_":_*:_§_e c?_f_'im'_‘;;l President Htarriitt_reDlicd_to the

I le.-n held in nbeyance i ord r t ' addresses’ vonchmg mr the smcenty

al*

THATS WHAT MOTHER USES _P

Children speak in the “ Mother Tongue” when the-y

say “ Sunlight Soap.” They have heard Mother say it- seen her use it-worn the clothes washed with it-know it to be purest and best. It is only left for us to say how careful we are in manufacture to

ensure that Sunlight Soap shall be worthy of -

ience tu those who have been dwell- lUlZ inland. The famous pictiiresqiie green lawns, and beautifully kept

` liedg`es, the flower-bordered walks, and

decorative climbing roses were ap- plauded with well-merited Bdmim tion. TUC Ollellillz meeting in the cveiiiiig,

at the Opera House, was attended by a most enthusiastic audience, and “Standing rooni only" was cliccriully greeted by many tarfiy scholars. '

The Mayor, the Uhalrrnan of the

‘cicliuol Board, and the Siipi‘r\'isol‘ of 3510015. gave the greeting: from the town and schools.

B. B. Law, l\i, P., remarked upon

UW E00*-l Personality of the teachers. He also emphatically annoiincail that the coming of the Summer School ui Science was one of the grvntent priv- ileges tliat the town has had for many years, and assured them that Yarmouth would do all in its power to 'vc them a nod time

The confidence placed in

Sc. a har at your Grocers.

LEVER Bi<o'i'ni-Lies i.i.\iiTi5u. 'i‘ok0N'i‘0. 25

gl E . Some of the clergy extended a

hearty welcome impressively ciiusing the teaching to feel the exalted posi- tion they hold. They exa’ted the work in which teachers were gngagm

by assuring them in beautiful words that the science taught by them in in rnrt the same science preacher, prea- - coming us it does from the

Y W Ti

If- ~° '~ '-- ff- -__".:r;. __ _ ' ' Q

Canadian Pacific Railway I Are You Going To Travel

If so you want lo know the Best and Lowcaii cost of zi Ticket,

'I`lic P. R. is the only ull (Yiiiiulinii Route --it ir: the I'opiilnr lim

for Cziiizidiziiis iraveliliig froin Iinst to West. Fcivcst 'l`iunsii-ie¢_ Closes count ctlons. Greatest comfort.

cheil,

__ __ __

We Handle'

‘l‘ypewiit<-r Rililioxis Carliori Papers

Paper liasieteis Typiviiitcr Oi

Duplicators MSS. Covers

V We will keep you infornicrl on Special lixciirsion Rnics' 'Tel‘*Ph°“° Anus C]lPl°S` 1"”5l"“"s

Write us for Rates or call ni our oifire Opcrri }Ioii.~.c Building. All nmkes “f "'°°°"d'h“""l ""'5'°""

W. B. Howard. I ]. K. Ross,

D. P. A., C. P. R.. Ticket Agent

§|_ ,|o|m_ [L (_;ha|.|°“e|own And the famoiis L. C. Suiiili"

" ` _ L -I Typcwiitcr.

"""""""""""‘ . Fire Insurance

For rains in uw- P E isnaii iviuiuii

Typewriler fo., Liil.

ilflre Insurance Coin i ielson Farm Build

- for Summer Reading

lillifav, gt. lolin

:ind Ihai trio of Busim-ss engines

The Dicinplione

The Miililgrnpn

Uma. churches, l-faiiins honls. Hotels befsts Faciories Water Tliills. etc. ati-_

DP 0

0. D. BELL, |02 Bt

Phone

(______.___ __ ________ 1 l

~_f-_l__-_~;- .. <

» - ii e o--ive _ . __ ____as0________e mme to the a__t_______;_es 1;fe\t_l_i_;e town People, as he__:iad_ léyed to make thcir arrangements. With month 52:58 KEL: thggackiirdngss al; rf.f’.r;.’i;:1.:..::::“.:;;‘;";‘:.‘;“.’f..'2.;;..§i;.fm pe to <>»-A

apparatus in i‘hnrlotteto\\'ii sl:fiiil1lhci3:§iil.*l‘ch?iola;f aScli1e*iiri:1ii}eilIillitstllTif§iilcx;- ;-_l_>__io t_li<;__sanie stai_i_d_ar'd_aSl¢_o the fact that Yarmouth had gh;

l__t__ (_0______._-_f=__;:_____ _eees__air__i_c__;i_i;_.___ ’lbeH_irs_t lam; attendit_n<;;%. find. Rave the __ 1 _ no- irc gran to the . c oo .

ri|,e.l nf the above. 7-19M3i_g22,SS0dfar, the rggisgyagion has reached suiirui-:ii .~1i'Huoi. :ur .<c‘inNc‘i<:.!,n0;;0?w)t1eBs lt mn be "mmed t°`

'”’- Q, l I _ l _

_n(l;i__oni _nll_f.~.~¢;r the Atlantic ;_.ro\-_l___é_(;_v__::_geo S(';h:|1ncl(i:!;TJBetBlliiitreth(iexl;;‘€_ me ‘;?sliier;¢=-ii<;u‘e-twill? msiimend “ny “nd "g"°"1t"’."'° °°“l‘1 be “C”

' §cbool_of ‘icienge LUne Til the ';?m\€n0dale?, onué 1? tg? 1 1 qurmég

‘ ‘ ~ ' Hi ani ave 0 ic vie( in 0

, ~ 1 ’ _ _

p_¢;pi;r__s__ci_i_i_i_i_i_ __i;I_i:.\_:_oi_f_ii_r_ni<v\itli har had-thre_i; groups. for field and laboratory

‘ » ~ _ _ wor .

` I__(_‘;_':_l w;_f_};‘r‘i_“_i‘;5_'_~ _€_'_‘_e_ 1_‘:_‘\‘*_f_‘;;;)l€yi3~hti9, Litegature, another very large class,

- i . = ii, . _ r- - . :‘__°_‘_‘t,§"._ ;‘_‘““l'_'i°“°"F“‘ “S i‘0SSibl@.i§oiiie; cigsséiie ilfgtryhgifu /'i‘.?niilcmli;ii'- __.a__m’(__?;_: ‘9 “° Coming "“ ""“'-E t°|demy and some in the Central School

___J(____ ___r‘________ the cU0_ _mu _m_e__!across the street. The four buildings

_ _ - - » ` ure not lar apart, so that students

breeze, nas. a most agreeable exi\@|"`_get a breath of fresh air going from

`stuiiy to study.

At the Curling Rink, on Thursday

evening, the Mayor held an informal ,reception where the citizens and visi- tors became better acquainted. ‘

Yarmouth, N. S.,

‘Ii

I _

I We oi‘ierOne Hundred l‘olIi\rs [I,e\\'i\vd for any case of Ciitiirrh that cannot be cured by ~al|'s Piivarrh Cure.

We the undersigned have knnwn W. J (Than yforthe last I6 years, nml b¢=._|ie\‘e him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obvgations made by his firm.

W_alI‘s Gatarrli i'ure ls taken internally ictinz directly upon thi- blood and muc- lu -urfaces o' the system. Testimoni- alssenl free. _Price 75c per bottle. Bold hr nil I)ruiIzgisti\. Take Hs! 's Family Pills lor cansiipa ln R

INTERCOLONIAL

IN PIIARLOTTETOWN A very pleasing feature, and one Am; 'ru Bi-; XNCREASEU that ave warmth to the r ctin

- Jiily 13.

IIOW’S THIS?

ll‘..].CHMNEY & OU.. Toledo. 0

\\'ALDiN<i KIXNAN & l\1Aiivii~:.

Wholesale llruI'¢2IHti'.'l’oIedo. O.

RAILWAY

The line that links

coast with coast--Ytlie Ins tercolonial Railway of Canada--the pfipiilar, sniooili and luxurious

_ route.

li you go by way of ilie I

R.C.yoii save time and trouble by getting your ticket from me. A large stock of tickets

I always on hand. Full par

ticiilars regarding trip and

_ other information freely '_ given-

K. ROGERS

City Ticket Agent. 84 Great George St.

_,___ .._-.

A-.__ _ _

olilldrsn (try

° 'tciiexmavonnave

in use for over 80 years,

Bearsthe

liasboen

not

nal sn ts infancy

, I 1 Allow no one to deceive you In tlils.

All Counterfelts, Imltations and “Just-as-good” are buf Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experhnchh

I What is CASTOFIIA

Castor-Ia is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It oontalns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago ls its guarantee. It destroys Worms and aiiays rsvarisimen. It cures Iiimniaa ima wind Colle. li. relieves Teething _'ci-dubies, emu consnimilvll Ind Flatltlelicy. It assimllafes the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowela, giving healthy and natural sleev- Tilo Cl_iIld5o_ii__fa Panama'--_The lIIothar’s Friend.

Genuine CASTORIA Aiwavs

Signature of

0 ’ ‘

The Kind You Have Always Bought

. In Use For Over 30 Years

“I c‘"'l\|l eU_'l“Y. 17 “Ulllv lflllv, "tw 'ull ¢|f's

' I

“Would you let 50c stand between

you and good health? For 500 you can get a box of Mac’s Blood Food the premier blood and nerve tonic

"One of the best displays oi allur-

mer hats that has ever been S69" 1" this Provinc! is now on exhibit .BC H. H. Brown’s, The Home of (lood Hats. Everything you could want ID

_-_'f__'_j1 -'f-jf-ff‘:j:_~_f__f_.__ 1 -_;___1 :__-_-_-_-_fic ;___ _; ____ __ _; f -_-_

LOCAL AGENT WANTED FOR

Charlottetown and Queens Co., to sell our high class Fruit Trees and General Nursery Stock. Large list of commercial and domestic varie- tics suitable for culture in Prince Edward Islnnil.Good pay, Free Out- fit. Exclnsive Territory. Write for particulars. Stone .ve Wellington, The lfonthill Nurseries, (lilstablislr ed 1837), Toiuiito, Ontario.

6.27ME55l.

| __

FIIMALE IIELP

ami. ivA`.\Ti‘i~iDTr3i'>iT\' A1' isioni-:i.i. House. _ 7-l§M8il>_fi~_ wAN'ri~:u, Gini. i-‘on oi~1NuRAi. hoiise~work. Apply 114 Upper Prince St. ___ __A_____7-l8_lVll_il. wAN'ri<ii3"iiirii.""ii*oit <;i~:Ni<:iiAi. housework, Apply at' this odlce.

- is-2_si\1_i.f.

WANTED, A uiiu. iron GENEHA1.

house wgrk. Apply to Mrs. Ayers, 78 ls}ustoii,St._ _ _ _ 7-2M}i. wA`i~i'i‘i~:n, oiiu. Fon uuN'EiiAi

evening at. 21. Great George St. __ _______________ ____ _ 5-2BMtf. WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY MRS.

Bayfield, an experienced cook. Wag- es $20 per month. Apply to Miss

Road, ciiarioitetown. 1-iaiuntf.

WANTED BY MRS. llA\'l<`ll'lli0. A house parlor maid who under- stands waitlngon-Lable. \'lai;€9 $11. Good references required. Ap- ply to Miss Peters, 121 North Riv~ er, Charlottetown. 6~17MEtf._

i _

housework. Good wages. Apply*

M. L. Peters, 121 North River"

.. _

AGU"-_, wAN'|‘g[) 'i-‘im .\‘Ai.iiJ-i='i-:MAi.ii rox Hnuuii

Apply I-iii-lini'il ltogersun, Canoe C0v¢_ - T-l7M:4ii<I2iud.

LOST "

,,l.OS'I`. UN ’l`UI<]Sl)A\', IN (`l~IAl`i-

` luttctowii or Victoria Park, a Wat-

ei'iiiaii'i~= fountain pen and card cuse. Ezra J. Dorsey, 222. Pownal l.~'t.

7-lRi\l3i.

pin at orange ten. Fiiiilcr leave at

_ '_ MALE iii:i,i>

learn liorseslioeing. One with some experience. Apply J. A. Henderson

character and habits to drive deliv.

Charlottetown, P. E. Island

Guardian office. 7-l7l\illlpi\. JDM, Nu, _Kannwlm _,uw

AKE RU. W lfgiagiir.

18rd Her ,, . -~-. .». ml'

sruuiésiiii’ siiitviui

The A l. Steam lhlD "'l-A-DY* `i_4Yl|l3_‘_'_' will leave the Ral_|_way wI'iarf.` Plct¢lu,_ ...ry i/i.....i..y -we im-{~<1:_v §\g,g'§g_|f§;;

' ' Ii 12 ross ro_ ‘ . 'i‘il"i'iT.li;'¢lil|e'li ilflgndu. callin! al lduurls.

lhli. 1. gningnnil returnmk.

Mamie(-r and Owner. _

ifictnu. Angl Tin-l.19\2~ '

P_1.aNT I1_N

SUUIIIS. l’.I-I. IslaIIilaIiiI}~_

lllfi DALEN ISLANII1

' I in Wm. Robert

,,.,".°,°.i'i.‘ii“..'.l'°.i'i"§'.'."i.§‘°.i°¢ynninx. cm.. w Ives Agent at Picton, Maiihow it Mc Lwifi Agents at Sonriaiir Wm. Mcl.urs

Direct Route Io BosI`0n';

Comniencing lzlh july steamer: Wil

leave lor ll/\WI{ESBUR\'. IlALl_I"AX and BOSTON every 'I`Ul£§D/\\’ ami FRIDAY.

Rein:-ning leave Boston every Tuesday

and Siiiii-day ai noon. »

For furlhei' iiifmmatiuii apply In

T. NICOLL

Ag.-ni (`.h"I`uwii

_=,-_'gniirili(ni

thth k-d I lflis , ~ . .iss .:..‘::°.'.':.?.z‘f.;;; :;;s_ gp wn i1' E _

'ri-y ir. A box soc. 'rim 'rwo Macs. .Bud l\"f=“__ “_” 8 .’“, gee the Bmw.

7-iinviusi. s'.“"“” "“’ °"‘ ° """”' ‘ 1 ,W E

,,_g_ 7- 73 .. i.;

DOMINION _ii.fsisifiii£ii\ ~ iiiuw.

cuARniAN ciiissiriiaii Aus 7‘ ,,,,,.,,,

One cent pei' Iv-nd firsi insertion 'in this column, hall cent per word for LIVERPOOL ' each coniinuaiion. Cash rnusi accompany order and live per cenf ilia-

couni allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five cents

saiuivami-ysa ri/Roi vs sy as --|_iu|rsN'ric°' ANI: “MiioAN11c°'

' - -ds dev' l eanhnual

NC |'°"' .I

“TEUTONIC" Br "CANADA" ' o...ci»».c-ni. nn ssvaaaill Tlx-id dns asuulll 514503 'I ‘hd *_ *V

'rns s°r. uiwaancs is nil siioirnsr lioirn 'ro a_i7lol*l

omni 4 nays ar an ~

Furness Q. Wiihy Co, Lid

S-'TEAM SIHP LINERS

Slieiiauiloiili to lnllo

Li-bsfr 1N't‘nAui.`orri<:rowi~:, os ___ ____ __ _ ‘

Cr at (‘eorge St, a gold ring with Local Ansari: . can o». niiilie, finder please leave, iluiirdian c°"'°““"-’°f""_M°""“" A Uilicf* 7`_l3M2ii"\- = __ v-

"OST'YI‘ADIES' GOLD WATCH AND From London Htsamsr Ifroin Hallie

WAf{\'p[.;])_°`;g'5|\"('{_i\i'('}.f wlffiuy To From l.|vi~rponI Htaainar From Hsillll

Juni- ':!ni| 'Pabisaco .lilly Iilth

180 Queen SL 7_18MEt[_ ' " ‘.:9lIi Alnicriiinn “ 23rd

wANTED_A“ ~_.()`IH"f(¥_'l`v[A`i§y OF Gobn July liilli Iluriingn Aug. ll

an tAam_ apply at Star Steam 'I‘ha shove iitnaninra have s limited neg 1,m|u(1|~y_ 134 Kem, 5f_r¢e(,_ (‘,ity_ commodntiunfor saloon uisesougorl,

_ _ ___ _ ____ _____ _ _ _ f7'17M3lPfi- Panlisnzsrii and Freight Agents fur tha

ery Stable. Apply W. rl. Brown, _Ei_E§F‘?Y___§t~___ _____ ___ ___7‘U*_1_“__3_l_~ WANTED APPRENTICE IN FOUN- dry. Apply B. Stewart & Go.

______'f‘1|___59l2|-'-i\'.l.|’3_°_l!_°`__

ed on lay of 20 per cent increase. N0 increase, no charge. Safe rnncli. Applyi by lst August, A. B., Guar- dian Otiicc, (lharlottetowii.

7~17M4ipd.

I _

FOR SALE

Fon 'sAi.ic, HIGH ci./iss MANS

bicycle-Iver Johnstone make-used vary little, BB" good as naw, sold reasonably. W. B. Hayes, Ellc\'H\i°. Lot 12, _____~___________1:i7Mn4i.

FOR' SALE--200 JUNIPER POLES,

15 feet long, cnt expressly for Fox Ranches, also good aloven in splan- did condition lor sale cheap. ADPly Box. 47, Alberton. 7~17lld_l§_3_i.__

Y i Radium Corn Cure

The Marvelous

ls Ilic greatest Corn Cilre

remedy in the world.

We have just received from

the Publishers in NEW

YORK 350 regular price $i.25

Flooks well hound in cloth,

by popular Authors. Our price while iheylast only 60 ccnis each, chesp andlnierest-'

ing reading for Ihe Holidays.

500 NOVELS regular price I0 cents now selling for 3 oent9

each. -

'.1' P-

Carler & Company

ii§’,i??§

I /;_¢!@ »‘ Q' fi ~-1-=_-o

Gel The Weildin Gilt Ilere

Our showing of sterling silver and

plated sllvsr ware dhpxp many dainty and appropriate lgssiiens

Ili at would be most messing as wedding gifts. You w ind ear display s¢r,Ihe quality unusually high mill e priest most in le. Usll Iii and sos the Ilas. .

piiiiri

it Uursiiuii |

It stops pain instantly illld

is guaranteed to remove the worst corn in from one to three days. ‘

Radium Corn Cure is a

scientific remedy, scientifically ooniponnded~ It is put np in a ,- most convenient formgis easily applied. andholds in its place tfll it has doiiefts work.

For Bunlons' and callouscs

When You flofhs £50 greek and

l.7i§ i ii i in ii ni mic. ii “ii';1.:i'ii`£.::"":lr'h':.i:i"i§::.iizi

,. ‘sv in simian in as ii? your ini . =i°-=..'»=.-.."i‘ii».'°°‘.»...-=is.“.f.:.z'»..='r»’ »“»==-='-==='=

W. N. Tanton'

'_ H5 Gra|'lon.S¢ `

*_ "-

-11

'TsiepIi0rI£_is*_‘aa%¢:i';.ta:i will call Star Sieaiii Laundry

yon shislls n hell w at dhyun I

get Now package which is used siiine as the corn cure.

_ 251:. Box.

lost Struct _ .

.,¢.

1 ‘,'.{i

E, A'. ‘Foster

' Vinol Agent

Central Drulsien

, 'Sunnygiilcl .

»..

FOR. SALE OR `I‘0 LET. NEW

house store and fifteen acres land at Bedford Sta. Excellent business location. Mrs. T. Greene, Mlllcove.

- 6.-19M1nipd.

FOR SALE. SGHOONER "0llGAN,"§ 46 tons register, carries _75 tons coal. Good sailer and In good re-_ pair. Four years old. Apply to R.`

E. ll &.C0.. City. -7-10Mtf. BHf’ar'?a`i ram. 'suftlble for converting into a dwel- ling house. Apply to Bill Kent ._St._ 4 . __ _' , l'mll.l:l:-. ron i`ALa,7>Ns.’ min or si.__iioi< foxes '-from llaltdns belt stoc,. P. 0. Box. 168, Amherst, N. B.

-` ' ' '_ __ "°’°.¥1”1ll§‘;._.

FOR SALE.- A DFISIRABLE COT-

tage situated on~Fltzi‘oy Street he. tween Great George and Queen Stl.. A good investment, as this cotiési

_i brings a good yearly rent. For par-

ticulars inquire of B. B. McKln ey, Frost 5: Wood Oilloe, Charlotte-

__f;0W||, _ 7-‘M2 il. FOR SALE 3 PAIRS BLAQK -gill?

es, Z pairs cross foxes, 8 pairs dark red. Hail young this Year. A

'few eubs at _"$.00, a» psi . » Also, soirls mink. Rl Je HANUD. -T11"

_ 1_0!-_*3__1`______.

,T0 LET, A HOUSE OF SEVEN

rooms. inquire at 213 Euston St.

7-l7Ml<li.

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WANTED, A SECOND HAND P. E. Island Atlas, in good condition. Address J. A. Mcliend, Alherton.

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