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GUARDIAN "'i mar °v.»1-U" `“ ' _AUGUST 15.- 191|'

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Ilinicurions

Bathing

. We have every thing _ tomake thehath luxuri- ousf- every thing the most. faatidious can de. sine. _'Quality of _our _

i Bath Supplies -

isthe highest. Let _us I

supply you with such 1 things as I

Sponges. -

‘ Snaps, Sen Salt, `

Bath Brushes, Toilet Waters,

Come and learn how

reasonable our prizes are.

The Medical H311 l-‘artment of Militia and Defcnvlu in Canadian Defence League. The surest

1 ifllfilflllfiilil Physical and military means of protection would be to see

~ training into all the schools li1_f‘~an- that our parliamentarians are men

~ _ nilii The league appeals to the gen

eral' public throughout, the dominion e\'en for the sake of election, °

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Rings

an organization in Canada there are

*°"1P¢d. G- H- 'l`~ are U19 difierenccs of opinion. That. proper- amicable relations with our reign- “ _ind that Wm Weafll life' ily directed-und we have every con- hors than the maintenance of a B “me We have 3 large Ddeuce in its promoters-the league mighty army. Europe is,today try-

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stock of tok i.~,x and 18k

in an Shes ' CHD Wielil u powerful influence for ing to avoid war by each. nation en-

Prices' 5_5” to $845 ao good will not be disputed; that it deavoring to maintain anlarmy or a t

coming I0 Weight. carries with -_it possibilities of ex- _usvygupsrigr to that of its neighbor __

tri-mism, milltarism and danger will and as a result Europe is an armed

be frankly admitted.

_ G. ll. Taylor

.IBWGICFBI Opticlan and military' training in our schools

1 no objection will be found. Military

inw- training leads to the inculcsting oi - ld

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WH, MONBOUIIQUETTE. H

I.ifiinvI§»i:tskr,i:'eh'I"elii“I3i‘i1inscln“Lllter ‘nd Largs Brightismpll; Burfms. womp' U\)|BlN\‘l lINE.`(‘}El.LEA} SYDNEY. N. 5.

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"'l"o work on Con

St]_‘t1L‘,liO|'1 _EAA S'I` - introducing it as u means of national

ERN CAR \/VORKS New Glasgow, - Steady work audi good Pay. -Apply to Super- intendant.

‘EASTERN CAR WDRKS

New Glasgow. N. S.

, Io MS1i FSii.

L _in--9-i_ _‘ 3 _ ----i Expert Knowledge and Sindy in Every

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Cameron’s

i “liome-~Made--

P. L. Smsllwecd -J. R. Cronin

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_ . . N wsoll

I *assess lu. nirngrx auésll 'lineman lu. luster lDlN’w`:(Ni'iFao|-ning Daily 3 -0' list.”-ill. Evening Dalit .ummm In ix lou inuhauuble ar ri no ii is is ii ll °‘“'

eu dress all comma _cet _ss T A0lw\e_w1____Guerdlu _ B

' _ rnunsoav. ahobsr .5 .qu

national institution and, already,

has lgganches in practically ali__ the larzest cities _in *Canaiia. _*‘ the iuaugniiatdou of the mhive- mont there has been. we nre informed

,dent growth of favorable sentiment; advanced ground has been takelleln the matter of militia trainlng;` the entrance age of public school cadets _has been reduced to twelve years, su- pervised camp training has been' in- augurated for cadets with better re- gulations for rifle practice," and other encouraging features have_de- veloped. - - The objects of the league, as npccl-

fied in the official circulars, may be briefly summarized as follows: 'Po maintain Canadian nationality and

British connection; to educate"_`t_he public to the importance of national defence, largely by the adoption of

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g._'_.~=, _ 0 the Drincilll* Ot patriotic, unp_a_id or _governing body in Canada might Pre- ___- J. G. universal naval or military training cipitate international complications. ,-

DRUG GIST and to co-operate with the various Such complications could not be pre-

provincial authorities and tI.ie"de-

or assistance and co-operations

With respect to the need of _‘ such

With the introduction of physical

_eau of discipline, respect for super- irs and obedience to orders. which

-re not to bc met with in any other system of training, and e healthy disciplined manhood is the first re- quisite of good and useful citizen- ship. We believe that at-least a modified system ot military training should form part. of the curriculum or every school. That-there is danger of carrying such training to excess by

defence wc also believe.

There may come, in the future his-

tory of Canada, as has come in its past history, a time when national defence may become ii grim necessi-

through- otllcial circulars, "an e‘.i-~

footing _is rather to invite it. Our ¢

wards preventing it and the best. pre-

ventlt_ive will be a sent, healthy, vigorous ` citizenship. National

side of the -nation. '. ' . our neighbors to the south ni‘ na

are at present showing up in a most. nnenviable light by their Benete- openly advocating the repudiation nf s solemn international treaty. The

powerless to prevent it because' the

'bidding for a certain vote an the eve t

ciivable that such an act by such a

vented by the means proposed by the

who would not stoop to dishonor

An educative campaign for the "

making of good citizens will go r very much further in maintaining

camp, an unwieldy burden to itself D and a menace to the‘world’s peace.

Troubles may come iro'm without

even in a world inclined to Peace. In that case, as in that of the private P

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citizen in a peaceful community with- E out police, self-defence will :.e 'neces-

sary. For this reason the nation, t like the private citizen, must be __ ready for emergencies, ready even for the grim necessity of killing. A healthy, manly citizenship, disciplin- ed,` trained and with the means of defence at hand when needed, such as the Canadian Defense' League is aiming at, and without any unneces- sary military display for displny's sake would in that case be a source of strength and safety. 0

With certain limitations the aims P

of the Canadian Defence League are

cmnmendahle.

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BOOST THE PROVINCE.

The argument so commonly used

against emigration, namely, that henlth and comfort are to he had here more abundantly and more cheaply than elsewhere, will never

Our young people, fortunately, ure

not looking for comfort exclusively; they will take it incidentally along with a rcmunerative job after they- hnvc carefully examined the job and satisfied themselves that there is good money' in it. Nor arc they

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Ask these grocera. {’_;‘;”__%°_f‘___"°';"(’)__lf__ l'I_;f_*)__b‘:_“_°tk 5;l:`;°’_f’."¢-5 ed in real estate and their living de

”-'Crockett & Co-P. Mullins dead sure thing, lifts 'em outfqulck--` Fendi Defi' IGFZGIY Ou their ability to Chappal'a Grocery, -~M&AMcLeod, roots and branches. No pain, no secure immigrants. For this reason Coilinb Co--Ci-abbc'e Grocery °‘_;T__'ify ”‘l’>__Ytl1__U_:';__E**l"1§g__?l1_;___;)B€_:_-'___ -TE? they are perpetually boosting the WmMcPl1ac-john Wheatley, Smctom 25c_ B b0ttle_ Subsutl-lt” country, magnifying its possibilities, ' -John Cameron pay the demo, ban, 1-putnsmw' concealing its disadvantages and for

IJBY5 You \l¢5l5_ DWBUIU it F10! Yblll' ever' inviting immigrants

ii. Gm. Moore-Mrs. Trainor feet of corns. Take no other- tl.-an Amd the west is mu It ,_

~ _ _ P . PNB C- d,w,,t ngup. as

WI!" 5") R°°hf°'d 5'" ‘E;:{','.l;‘,$0:._ Solids sy d?;2g¢':if,_ a_` its advantages, it is true, and will

preveit an ne f' 1e.v` the r -_ _ _v_m_e_' Y” ‘om r' 'ng I’ 0 had been led to nelieve that there

..._ __ large proportion of the people there

Tm, but brand 10,. you I_|1'B a MW Wf`l“k1° I0? C0.l.`l\9'“l are speculating or otherwise interest

_ _ --..-_-_ , _ _ :___-__,______s _._.___s_._.____Y_________

lmcans whereby they may earn a live- lihood and lay by something for emergencies. It was in search of em- llloyment that over six hundred of W our young men left the province iss; Monday, and the reason they went to

the Canadian west was that they

“`€l`¢‘ hetief Oiflroitnnities there than in Prince Edward Island. Any one who has gifen the subject any thought, who has followed the whole history of our emigrants, who knows Prince Edward Island, knows- that

done in the west tlsre would be less dlleoiltent- here; there would_be more

are letting our people drift sway

caNsni.m.1f>ni-muon Lawns. 'mm “I llmm bww ¢l\° m=i°i“Y

of us have become disgruntled and

In Maseh last the Canadian Defence- ty. To anticipate auch a time, bow- q|¢¢o,,¢,,,u¢| im-,_ .Ln ,,, at A mu.

League became a regularly .;rgmi‘i_'ze,;|I_ever, by placinx Ollrlslvfl Oli I 'lf more of the optimum oi the west ln-

energiea should be directed rather to- come epidemic. ' '

troubles do not always originate out-» ,`)

of an election. It is the misfortune ue" ot the United States that it should in B have such a vote in its citizenship. c,,,,¢_im,0,,, redeem", The volume It is their misfortune also to have mntains a vi,-tuaily new ,md mos; in their Senate men who could stoop aug to such an appeal. 'lt is quite con= be

work as the Son of the Redeeming Father. It is well written, in a most

will wor

issue, in discussing the position of Reciprocity in the American politi-

svenue tarlil policy makes recipro- city as a party principle. If they are upp ole purpose of keeping the Taft ad- ministration in a dilermna. The R0- pnblicans were for reciprocity when they y; they are denouncing it now that eciproclty is discoyereil to be a oor political asset." To which The Grain Growers' Guide retorts: “Thus

that the American people think reci-

hem. his procity was all' in favor of the Uni- ed States and would lead to the uiu mission The Telegram can hardly 0D-

Canada. " ' -

made at the price are those made by Harmony of Boston_,.._t;he celebrated perfumerj There are two grades, Harmony Rose and Harmony Violet. Both are 'made from pure vegetar-le

rant and delightful. Harmony Rose, regular size, 1_0c; large size, i.5c. Harmony -Violet, extra large size, fic. The McKinnon Drug Co. 8-14Mtf

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thi Kimi You iltiilliiays llmighi

Bess-etho Signature of

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_ __ _ four-fifths ofthose who made the ven- “'f||¢ |¢|\¢¢| (Inf hgg wg" ||~|¢ looking for health resorts as .a rule; tme would have done better at home ` 0

those requiring such generally go tu :nd *thai the Oni” mth would have

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the sanitnria provided for such.___ hong lu' as we had they remained

c nfidenee-of the people." _

Dil lhilmoro ¢‘cuera1 prosperity. We

o our habits and boosting will be

NOTES .`

‘fa Race’s_l`tedemption" is the title I s

pastor of Centenary Methodist

mystery of sin and its solution

is love, it is argued, he could but create, a.-nd because one of

he constituents of love is righteous-

he could not but redeem. God continuous creator as well ss the

geetive life of Jesus where he can seen in his person and his whole

eadable and interesting style and

be found a helpful and edifylng k for bible students and thinkers.

The Winnipeg Telegram in a recent

an field says:-"Tile Democrats are ot committed to it, since their

orting reciprocity it is for the

believed it would aid their par-

he Telegram,would have us bel|BV€

rocity _would he a bad barE0ll1 I0'

Yet‘only a few month! B-E0

same journal declared that reci-

_ of Canada. After such an ad-

ose reciprocity as s had bB\`8Bil\ f0f

“Positively the hast toilet soaps

ils and glycerine, absolutely trans- uijent and are pure, dainty, frag<

PERISHED _ Bri'a_vuLY._

SABKATOON, Bask., Aug 13-Act-

mayor ll. lg. Hood of Lanigan

as drowned in Wateroils Lake this

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new _hook by it new Prince Ed-_

ward Island author, Rev. Julill Leard Dawson, son of the late Thomas B. Dawson, North Tryon and

DOW Church, St. John, N. B. The theme

of the hook is, as the title indicates,

best thought in the United Statute the

opposed to such repudiat-ion but is by a conunuoui ,.,,,\,m|,¢i0n_ B..¢a,|ss

God

Senators guilty of the outrage are not

Fennell &f Chandler* `

|52 llietungaa Si

I__ wi”-‘ "'- -_FM-;~ V; eventually be a great country. It le

---G ch: '_I-

uns a V to those in this province, being sub

‘ O N

,I _ Money has been made there, lots of

You cannot secure best results from' nut that nuginus ip prz¥f,ies_1i¥,ever. '

' "your hunting tri unless you go out; M°“°¥ *B5 '*°°“""l14‘l°'l W” 'l¢*°W

i"'* ‘ Foperly prepare If you want the very - ‘"2 ‘M 'Witty ll" '1'° l’°°‘.‘_ |°“ ‘“

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9 st =c:_i;i_;(:_i;1_:nt you should call _in ss___ _:___;_ ;‘,‘;_'_;°;' ,__'_';__‘:'_;_:_di4‘;’__';_“_:‘_‘_'_';____“‘_i-"’-;_:_’_

l '_' h I ll

_ onlin .raison ever surpnpiay. - i ia. m.__¢..iv..mi¢»,'_.'.. iuimima, _

c

who lend s Prince Edward Island

not yet great, its opportunities for sue eessful farming are generally inferior

ject to devastating hall storms, - timely lrosts and other drawbacks.

it in buying and selling real estate

aving been ’ hailed out three years

Y

. - e any ¢ »p1¢eeia_iire of .noi gras, _ui new-ion and im -b-°1uf»1vi»»_n- Li) _ngle and double barrel,hs‘mmer and liamtnet- f'“°"- 0| ”‘°*° "Im bl" ‘|°“° "ll less styles, “sh of rsmgnizsd ,spsfiofigy Wd, _ we nm much. ei ui. slam naming

, __ , splendid values at the prices we have morbid.: -ami time are Prince mowers Islanders

- , . _ il - who were once owners of comfortable

mun$';_h‘I¥_;m¢t°::d “6‘;[°é ?;’$;“l°" ` farms here whotodsy haven't enough lndhm 'fmu the 'Mm °'ve,§_ ` ' ' ll, _ _ left to bring them home. - -

» We are not decrytng the walt. lt.

but with .all its _advantages t.be~ma_n_ .

fam canteen.. aneeruiiieuu _erm

Uiiion ’ _ -

mg as 19c pair

,r';'vf3i.

Fashionable cotton corduroys 28 for zoc. Here's a snap in brand--new sweater coats. Simple, only

one of a kind at lo p. c, off the marked price for cash.

Swiss spot chambrays worth 32 for 23.

_Iames Paton Co

Silk Bargains

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when you need money most.

the matter.

W

Prepare Now.. for the I _.Evening of Life,

Prepare now, while you are stron`g,active and ambitious,

for the evening of life, when your earning power is gone.

A few cents aday invested in s Canada Life Policy will

mean a comfortable nest egg for you during your later years,

Only a few cents a day for absolute protectlcn- don’t

you think it worth while? Call in today and see us shout

K. ers! Branch CIi'tow|i

Manager I’ E I I

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Rogers, Special Agent. Kensington . N

5 morning, while saving the life of his fiancee, Miss MacFarland to whom he was to be married tomorrow.

They had motored over together

from Lanigan to spend the day.

Minard’s Llniment, Co., Limited.

Gentlemen,-I have used MIN-

ARD'S LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family for years, and for the every day ills and accidents of life I consider it has no equal.

.I would not start'on a voyage

without: it, if it cost a dollar a bot.- tio.

CAPT. FXR. DESJARDIN,

Schr. "Starke," St, Andre, Kamou-

"New for midsummer trade. 150

brand new knltt samples, only one of its kind in ladies' golf and outing jerseys and coat sweaters, all shades and prices from $2.00 to $12.00.ei1ch. Also a lot of last season's slightly mussed at half price. Will wash and

' 4|

Wash sliks musllns 27 Inches

Wide. regular .$50 value for 256. Futons, 8~l2M3i.

"Mac's Blood Food willdevelop a

strong and roblist physique, a clear,

THE cnAnLo'r1‘E“'rowN GUARDIAN *"3 __?°§m__t_:,_;°1_;*:ugf§_“L-'Tuesday __ 5_5 c°___°__.__°_____

ario IA tm -_

Oermnso ti g 1 ll “sits

_ '_. _ ' . L IT _ ~ _ ‘ F '51 Wednesday _-‘i-==°»=5-f-

i i' 'ssh in-aiwlmia .-%=i=@=e=.=.s-:....i-

Pu days lfriday an est .i _

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Thursday ‘i;‘f'?.i'.’_'.'t_‘..‘.':‘¢1’..‘-l.‘§__"".-.... .. ...- I . - in .r

t n,at |0wa.m usda s Mondays snip ?`I=;~:~:.i='.1i.=.i"f-`.‘-.»=‘»if.'i°.-.i.ii.;@.-r...~» .#.:r::i'i::f'5.l".'i%r.:.'.:.i°.'.“-aiu. r.‘.‘ii°

a ' " ` c ' e s en th. 'ac uafd desi n a . »» pi.. 5.

regulli7irn_c§9sliltl\:l2..i5l§ ilr1sli1!;i~;divI1o lwoild nlot ghave a this 5;%?_g1_i_=i:i=§lj({l'f_if¢,;{grsf?n‘i2{°§fB l>l;tLvi§»li_,? length f-or Igc yd? , d l._s::_e gratis rin:-I week days and Hunt;

Another surnrper jacquard silk bargain 27 inches wide, Mi{2_°_c§_§:;g,_},\;,i¢g\__gL1_\§,,,§¢§}3-zips:

'regular 75° value for owe: yard. Colm- cfm. up \>f°w~» 'ae:ir.:u'1ifi»‘£~i.:n.i....r......vi blllei °°P¢”h°R°° bI“¢- I ' §Il'il.$‘5 ¢l.°$l.".I¢l1‘2°fil»»'€I§'lii6n; -'""“ '

Wash silk muslins 27 :inches wide, regular 35c lor _z_5c. _ _ ,__ ,,;»r_,3,,E,,'_,B,,,' fp; ,,,.'»‘_",.'_i g

Colors grey, white, blue, mauve, copenhsgen, old rose, pink, - I WU- 1 Biggs?" B '_ brown, pale blue. f - 7-- `»

Big drive in summer silks, fancy duchess soie 6oc value _,_

or 39'.: in pink, blue, yellow, and mauve.

zo inch line .English muslins for 1gc yd.

15c Scotch gingham reduced to Izc .

A large lot of Scotch glnghams reduced to gc

About 25 dozen of summer hosiery in staple colors offer-

riir coioiiiui. LINEN

The only independent line between . New England & New York, offers an

inrnovsn nsssucen , _-I SERVICE BETWEEN 5.

Boston & New York

VIA RAIL AND BOAT ONE ROUND $2 5" WAY I TRIP Mm WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAY! Fast and elegant propeller stesmsrs.

In Commission.

We cater to the exactiny demands

of a particular people, who rdquirs is clean cut service with tidy stats- rnoms and modern appointments.

Tickef Office.. ‘

256 Washington St. Boston

i `E.RifcI\ie New Enlland Que Agent 4 I-UMtti|lyr

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DIAN PACIFIC

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Empress of Britain . . . . . . . . Aug. 23

FIRST CABIN

llllPBllHBE8............ .....-...-WMD

ONE CLASS ‘Second Cabin)

LAKE OIIAMPLA N. } LAKE MANITOBA. _--..... IHLW ` SECOND CABIN EMPISUBBES. _ l6I.'ll

l_“Pmmm__`£IllRI) CLASS on...as..._::t::f'::::::1tT:: Sli? Emvressee Unit At Halifax V'\l_t?T15_“_"'f' _~_""*§_ Pac. A. S‘lv§A.|ILii1ig?'iiet.':‘|JgIfl?:n (lin

active and healthy brain, strong ner- vous system and put you on the right road to health and strength. A box 50c. The Two Macs, 8~l3M3i.

Big drive In summer sill\s_fanc.-

duohoss sole 600 value for 396 in pink, blue, yellow, and mauve Pistons. 8-I 2 MSI.

"Guaranteed heavy hospital riihlier sheeting at 75c. Der yd. Paton's. .

8-l0Mtf.

Fashionable cotton corduroys

281'. for 20c. Patons. 8-i2M3i

"Mac's Blood Food costs 50c. a

box, 3 boxes for $1.25, G boxes for

'look as good as n'ew. Patou's.

‘ fl-10 M tl.

$2.50. Sold only by The Two Macs.

8-l3M!il.

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srslmsnir Linens

From London Slammer From lfsiil. xl

Jllll' 26th " Hlwnandoah August `l'it_h August filth _ Rappahannock Sept. Sth August 'Nth ._ Kanawha .

‘ L_' .

From Iuvnrpnul Steamer From Halifax August 3rd Tabasco 'August filth August wth -Almsriims ' Sept. iird

August 24th _ Durango _Sspt._i7th

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l‘hs above steamslih-have e lliniitsdieef

Passengers and Freight Agents for the Mlm Line Steamship Oo. at Baffin, 1

1,==-__.. very may nun. as .i ure.-sei. M.i¢ii==¢ `°"""°"`"""'°""°l“”"”°l"" 1":

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FUBNEBB WI PHY Q DO` LTD

_ IT is made of first quality materiaIs§by skilled work- ,,_,,,_, ,,,_,, ' ';_,_",;';_

_ men, and mechanically perfect machines, and P ‘ i N /`_

__ . _ _ carries with it the Eddy guarantee that it’s a sure

_ count, good dealers everywhere keep "“°“'¢""T"""| ,

Ithem.

if

iurh ng env Centro' Wharf, Bas-i

“Concord”snd“Lexington" ~

`ma_t_v_elled‘ as the name.

_inertial I

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A mail aoiiay will secure for

any hey of girl every advantage of the insiltliution whois sims)-

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}IIiii.' Iloraii.-I’r`ln.

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wut mam a seem .au_m¢..; _` iii" nrrim sofas-¢_=toi.asii~¢~=-viiie ,-

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Charlottetown Steam Navigation-llvlii

_ Limited. _ `

Commencins Wonder the 21th of llay he

_ l THNIE, B. EDDY C0m[J_Bl\)', `Lll11_lI€fI. Steamer ° orth\|mIscrI`ar|d"` `

iesveeilhaviottetgbvu for loccu N B., at

_ _ _ . iw o'eIoek s. rn.. leaving Piitou o'n return

IS household word ._ --___ _._ c..-___ _.

_ _ , v - - - nga, Direct Route to Boston

What they are all looking f0l“_i_s the Th

"""""""`"""f""""""""`" '~""""""""`"'7`7"T"""" _ e movement to western Canada' i _ Cummonclng ljfh july stsgmsrs "il

_:__ - _ ” Acta Quickly on torn: _._ _ is largely a result of advertising. - i _ _ _ _ _ i-ave for iiawxsssuuv. )~_mi.iFAX

_,___ so" foot |ump,_ ¢.||ou“, The west is sued with hoostsm A . , _ I ALWAYS make sure_you are wel_i__ suppl ed _w th llddy s md BOSTON Every TUESDAY “_

_,. ' ` Q _ FRIDAV. - ,li _ _ _ __\ _ _ Matches because "If you’re sure they're Eddy'S. You’ re R____________g _"ve “umm W", _r__”d__y __ __ _ _ _ _ ' , .sure they." |_ight.._ _ and Saturday at noon _ 2 _

_ _ v I - ' For funhai- information apply to f' \ 4 1 ' ._

=. -_ ' /' V I DDY'S Matches are always full M. M. T. NICOLE.

f- i f .-$5.5...-_ _ __ . , 1

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fl -. . . __ _

. \_\bout|_iiJ _.m. _

Year after Year. against HULL CANADA 1% “ik” “lm °i P-Per' PIP" Bags’ :li°i'i'ill“i)v°°' mn" 'li FHM" mr ‘H

- i | | __ ‘ _ D n ova B tis -. _

an cumpeulnm the Union ` ' . 0 et Piper' Thgue Toweh’ em' I even Bur:ir::l"l:I:EQ"Ii'3’"?d' s Commercial. College has _ _ ~ §___ __,|,,,,, ,,,°.,,|°,,_|,_".‘: QI" lf, hgh,” won its way, until its name - . - ~ i i ec" °'",’,° ng ~ ‘ ll- ',-

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