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25 CENTS PER. MONTH SINGLE COPY TWU ClfIN'1'B

THE TARIFF coaaISsIoN rIEAIls_- IIII II1_IIIsIlI _

LEADING INTERESTS or TI-IE PROVINCE nlulnll IIIII;

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Some Want Increased Duties on Farm ‘Products-A Pork_ Packers, Starch and Tobacco

Manufacturers Ask for increased Protect-ion or Re-adiustmeni. ___

:lil day yesterday in the Legislative

'i`lle'l`arifl` Commission was in session reconcile the whole. C - conditions. The Sydney market he said '

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men from all parts of the province who a

est to the discussions.

Hon. S. E. Reid outlined tile action of was the worst possible one for P. E. l.

Council Chalnber which was filled during the Fi\rmers‘meei.ing ofthe previous day. Poultry inlnported fronl Ontario could be agrcnt part of the time by representative read the resolution then passed by them bought there and sold in tllis province

d introduced Hoo. Mr. Rogers as the cheapertllan our Island poultry.

lllirticlpsted or listened with much inter- first speaker. Mr. B'ieldlng‘asked if much were being

_ Hon. Mr. Rogers pointed outthat under sent to 'the Sydney lnarket and Capt. Read

Tile Commission composed of Hon. Mr. the present tariff the farmers have not replied that twenty vessels were there

if‘icldin|_f, Minister of Finance; Hon. Mr. the snnlc advantages that otherindustrles _“waiting for the people to get hungry."

l’lltel-soil, Minister of Customs nlld Hon. have. The mining industries, the manu-_ _Mr. Fielding and Capt. Read continued Mr. i3l'nllenl-,Minister-of In1flnliRevenae, facturing industries all get their raw- at some length 'ou the question of the reached the city at 7.30 and the sitting material free while the farmer duties on agricultural implements and

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began at half past` ten. The Commission- ll ers were accompanied li Tohn Bainthe in

Scc‘y to Mr. Ficldillg and Elven J. on

s all his raw material taxed on farm products.

y . , the interest of the mann- Mr. Paterson outlined at solne extent

Ill-puty Minister of Customs; it. Veils fltcturer. The farmer should be put the argument of tile manufacturer who

the same basis as xnn.nufacturers,- contended that in benefitting transport-

Ilcngougll, oflioial Reporter. miners and fishermen. The farmers ation thefarm‘ers were being greatly

lion Mr-,Peters presided and expressed asked that duties on farmers' materials assisted in part through the money

tllc general fl-cling of happiness nf: having such as farm macllinery, wagons etc. be of the manufacturer.

, ffi=I5*€?,§>“>-=,sv_l§fe.j'. =`. V1: `I_ extent.

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reduced at least one -half. Hepersounlly: Mr. Simpson said this improved trans- would have asked for no duty but this portation was ns great benefit to the

_ would be mer. by the objection that the manufacturer of the west who sent his

. ,,.».` _ manufacturers must be protected to some. implements to the -Maritime Provinces `

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as to the farmer here.

a farmer solely. At the convention of Ontario farmer in comparslon with the Retiring Pl‘&Bld€lli» Of tho Bollfd Of Tl'l1d2»

j sion all address on thelhlationof Forestry ; to

` All the Provinces and States are repre-

M system of Farmers' Instilutes and spoke portation charges were in favor of tho_‘ DONALD NICHOLSON'

Presrdlng-The Premi_er’s Laudatory Remarks.

tional Forestry Council over four hundred strong with representatives froln ocean to

ocean was opened by Earl Grey today

j under Sir Wilfrid's presiding.

j Tile Premier declared it the most iln

I’ plrtant Parliament ever convened at the J capital.

I He made ll historic speech which was f enthusiastically applauded alld struck the-

resoiution committee which is to prepare

l the legislation. - T Father Burke is a member of the coul-

` mittee alld will deliver at tonlorrow's ses-

Agrieulture in Eastern Canada.

` I This afternoon' was occupied with the

national phases of forestry.

sented.

O'rl'A\vA, Jan. 10.-(Special)-The Na-

_ ' _for Ensuing

A. Pickard, VV. L. Cotton, F. J. Nash, A. Down. \V. P. Doull, John Mel-Iservey, J. T.

Eacherll, W. li. Bentley, T. J. Riley, \\’. A. Weeks, Jr. George Wlleatlcy, lt. G. Whear, N. llattenbury. \V. H. F. Cnrvell, F. H. Beer, S. \\’. Crabbe, Hon. G. E. Hughes, A. \Villialns, D. L. Iioopcr. Horace liliszillwi, Col. Stewart.

The financial stilivlllcllt sulilllittcll

showillgllle revenue to be i_il.'»fi and the expenditure $l~l!l.H5 leaving a casil llalallcc of $6.15. \

The annual report ofthe President was

then submitted. It appears in full on Page 4. Oll motion of \\'. F. 'i`idnlar.sll. sccollded by lion. G. E. Huglles, the rcport was adopted, after c-.ich of tllcso

_ _ gexltlcnlan and a number of otllcrs had

Hou. George Simpson outlined the Capt. Read pointed out that the trans# ` 1-ii- spoken i,ri¢l1y_

Mr. Tidmarsll urged that the oyster

lsheries be cultivated alld Mr. ilugllus

-"~`?lf=- _"i"=~' farmers the overwllclming and almost Maritime farmer. - _ _ _ iid not agree with lhe proposal to raisi-

,~:f_ _ Uminlmoui 0lJl“l0“ WHS Ulm? UIBPB UB U0 Capt. Read, speaking of the howl raised . , _ . ; ' l|

__ _-.~ _. increase in duties. The convention asked by the Quebec people regarding the I, U; I _ ll,,,,,,l5 of fl-mac l,ll,,_. up the 0).,-lc, llalllllg.

reduction in the duties of articles in R deficit wanted Mr Brodeur to tel

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e farmers get their raw products cheap-_ Fred Mellish quoted a laruc number 'of ';- _ » SAl:l;v|1_|,1.;_ Jan. 10. ~- ( Special.) - A

If it bean evil as ls-generally admitt-3 articiesuscdby farmers on which they Cine-Aoo, Jan. 10.-(Special)-Wllllllm '

bl-anull of the Canadian Bank of Com

its

._ , _____,._ _ slglllnc l, lm th 5 ll l, l l l ll th l ll e vers y 0 “go ance next Saturday and on Monday o branch 3 what helollll a “Rt :h ev ly gvlml sod hm hw" t an any ° er po" inception in 1891. roearded by many os‘ u

lc [cc from $2 to $5. lie llrgvfl tlllt till-

' . . lf ' f - industry.

loh they were primarily interested- the 'noonlla of Quebec that the-nbnormnlltri ‘ _ ` G. E. Full also collgrhlulhtell the pra- Ci\1°if€d 38ures from the census returns ofthe I. G. R. deficit was for their own ` ` I ` sidsnt on the report he had given bul llc

_ _ Show that the farmers are noorly nald benefit owing tn the hay that had llaehz ; _ - _ , alfrarsa with lt an some paints. ll.- -' i»i;f"5f;"`:`i“ °“lY Ratio! Oh lille llvorolw 77 Cents ll day shipped freight free, to the provinces last ` ‘ ' """° .,

wages. As a consequence he urged that yea;-_ ” ` _ ' ' I L

houghtl the fees sllollld be raised. ill: hougllt ill almost cvcrytllillrr the iimlrll had taken up that ii. had failed as ill lllc station site llnll tile decrease of frciglll.

"fr" _ ed- h _ v atthe rural nonulntlon no to the paid heavy duty. Protection on potatoes nhl H r , L. -L. D. President f* _ rates. 'There wi-rc welll llllhsllolls towns, the government _than shquld doesnob help the farmers as they are ul nelyml apiir E Chi » i °; mel-cc will close business in Sackvllle f

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5( 3 ,N V. 3 is _$52

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or the Board of Trade to scftll- S the oyster qllcstion, l.llL- dis-»

D 95’ CBD 0 9 !`\-lm DODU Bt where potatoes are grown. He admitted \ _ ofthe Bark of Nova Sootia will be opened posal of tile i. U. Ii _ tbl: ollollillg of the

~ ’ ~ 1°;/i _ that protection mightbe some benefit to me f°"em°5l“ Heb'e“_' s°h°l'"` l‘?`Am°"l5""| ln me ,mule lmllllln _ Pork l<`act.>ry:l|ll the Call-l'\-1-l-y ol-'i‘Ilc

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1'- PU~l>6l`S°f\ llSl<ell ll°W the 101110-ll1d0I‘ farmers but contended that the average and equally renowned as nn educator and _ Funnel. Tile Board of Tl-alle should flare the mrmers “ved “S77 cent” W” °°"`l P\`0t€°lfl0n Wi-he fsfmef “'55 mlwh 1°” business man, died today of cancer of the The change is the result ot u Ship ‘

l-oonl in the centre of the city with it-:ul~

` ' - l5al“lY l1°i» all Ufleqilllle WMIB Bild MR than that afforded the manufacturer. I - whereby the Bank of Commerce with Ing tl-alle papers etc on the table every ‘ ii tl t hi ll l th U l it '

Simpson replied that the farmers livei Mr. 11'ie1ding~sa»id that speaking gener- n es neg 8 B ome n e n W” y d from Sa ,kvlll N_B_ and C ,mln _ lilly.

1IoN. L. P. BRODEUR, _ ll,

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cheaper here and without the luxuries of guy everything tha farmer raises was, onmlms' ra ’

= mechanic. In many cases where wellpmtsatsa. ll Although his death was known to be N's"““°“"““ the B““" °'N°"“ s°°°'“‘° reesln arasr-is heltam'-'bhflnct tlle"flfr.lIl~.~.

A. E. Williams urged all increase ill the

ll/[lnlster nf lnlllml R(._vcnuc“',,.ll0 Wm] farms were being purchased they were Mr. Brodeur said that it was generally! inevitable, within a comparativly short 'mme in “hd me B""k of N0" Semi" of the board. Regarding oystcl- fisla-ries

Hans Fleldlng “ml Ilutemlm balm. llelllfi lmld f0F in Darts by the young understood that agricultural implementi withdraws from two western towlls. he urged consideration for them.

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known here, compose the Tariff’ pe

ti,thd'thilnt-

ople living in the U. S. or the Canadian manufacturing was in control of onel me ° elim' ovrmg 0 p ys ca ex aus a|1ow|ngtheBank of Commerce to tak(-

S. VV. Crabbe supported the increase ill

Commlqsion Mr Brodeur west. trust in the 'U,S, If the duty wer-el 1°" “me 8" en Y' h fees ami thought it would be better to

made a very favor able im-

! t rd _ HOW Shy that Mr. Fielding in duties Mikes in Canada glgggd up as 3 result Canadian **\

press on yes e ay 000 hlllf Of U10 20% they DW. Bild if lhe” farmers would be at the mercy of that _ ‘

_ _ _ duties were reduced one half there 1;,-,lah _ _ of _

ill” Tnfm C°m""55l0" Present He emi would be no protection left- H8 Mlinliitell The uestlon of the rice Of binders' 1".J. Nash Llcprct-atcfl the discussioll

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llllnslscd what Mr. Warburton had pre- howmgr that lhe farmers paid higher on Continued on page 3 ' _ / . of

MT- PI\Wl‘S0ll Sold U19 l1lHl1\lf¢l0i~Ul‘€l`S lowered and the independent conoemsi He WP-5 49 years 01d- ` I C NRE' dispose ofthe I. C. R., in agreement with

ANNUAL MEETING A

cohen or TRADE

Farmers Generally Urge Lowering of Tariff Especially in Case of Implements of Agriculture- Ea" g'f’y~0i’°."S' Sl’ Wl'f'ld;"°|d Last Night in

the Rooms-Excellent

Report of the Ret'rlng President- Officers

Year Elected.

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The annual meeting of the Board of‘tllcllrlwelltllltl-.

Tradclasi, lllght \\-as iarlrcly llttcndcll. 'i`lloolll.\illllllill~_»bill. \\.l.~ Ill-i ll-Il in Tile cllulr was occupied by the Prcsirlcllt, be lnlill from the lnllllllco on ll.ll..l. Donald Nicilolsoll llnd among those Mr. iilllllllzlllllll Illovwl, sl-lllll-l.»l| by present were G. E. Full, T. iiundrallan, Mr. Tidmlllsll that the :\IIIIu:ll il-l» be

raised from 82 to:-"l lloll. _lil-, lillnlll-~l

l moved ill llnlclllllllolli .~l~l;lll.ll~.| lay l', li,

Crockett, \\'. F. Tilinlllrsll, John Mile-l

Beer that tbl- fri- In- .~~:¢_

Tile lllllcll<lllll~IlL' was I llll-fi Ill- _l

lillrgc ml|_jol-ily.

Tile clcctioll of ollil-me lf-,.lll'l-ll as

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Prcsillellt-\\'. I". Tirllll=ll'~ll_

Vice Pros-S. \\'. t`r.l|.!l~-. Sccy 'i`l‘cIls-il. li. .\ii|ll-l'.

Council-ii. ii. lilllglll-~, _\'. ll II|~~lll»Il:-y,

G. IC. l"ull, .»\. li. \\'illiIllIl.\'_ 1`, l,y<lIl_s, F. II. Deer, I). Nii-llolsflll, i-`. J. .\`a.lI_

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Reiirillg Vice-i'ri-.~i<ll-Ili lill;l|'<l r>l` 'i'l'.l II:

elected as foliolvst-

J. T. (,‘l'ocl:¢-ft, lj. l.loIl».. l:..ll;;l- l-J.

llu1.;llcs,L. M. l‘ooll-_ .\. ll/l.\l_ l. !.

Mr. Full.

\V. E. Bentley tllollgllt personal notices ` meetings :should bl: .sclll vllcll nlelllbcr.

.\'ortoll, .lollll lllm,-l-Ill-ill-Ill, \\`. \_ \\ I I- ir., Gcorl.,fc \\'llf-lllll-_I.', \. l‘~I fl, l.. lioollcr, \\'. l~`. ll. f`Ill`\l-il, '\.`. If. II. "I. V t .

o cs' of tlllllllu \\'l>l'l~ lxl»\l i §5l~ le: Il .-

Il°I\‘lS“"-ivvii “Hd ll<=l|l°“Hl\L l‘°°Pl@ls@crclal~y \\'. \\'. clhl-lla.-ll..I lI..- ,I-Illlllm

services.

The nlectiilv tllcll :lllj lllllllwl ~iIl.- lli-

"'°““lY s""‘ ’°Z“"“““ “ l""°°°“"*‘“°“ °f' their otorials than other industries- - -_-----; would fllivnfl if li"C Subjects were °°f*'l Prasillt-nl for than llhll- .nhl I-Ill. I.-ln. our case from the Island standpoint alone. Mn Fleldlng asked lf the farmers wem _ ___ ‘_ _ _ _ - __,lde,.e,l_

0" behalf °f U15 Lefiblaiufe and thelsland w ling to have duties on their exports I W. P. Doullllnd A.Down each supported ,

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he welcomed the Commission-especially removed ,md Mn slmpson replled he’ for coming to the Island at this inclement personally' was wllllng for lllwlltlon 'of

“".".‘.§1?_‘§.i$f`{%.ii’.il.;..l.....l...l nl. ami.. '.§.}f...E’;".1’.‘§.?.§‘1’i‘.}’.`1i...lf.°.l§l`...`.i§.'.1’..$Z.li`.? Appalling Scenes in Minneapolis Hotel Fire-

for his kind words. He would like to lm ` have held several meetings on the Island

but the Commissioner had found it

sible. In carrying outtllc point of view

ielding with reference to the dutv on

tatoes nolnlins our that nrlcos were l f ll dl talil Ol F ll' ¢`mCn Wh0 GHVC l..lf2. »

. . ld 9° Alarge num Ioro speotatorsw nesse

of the Deoillehele someone must cons cr egulnted not by the hum. but by mg the mstzgockey matches in the P. E. L

the other sections as well and endeavor to; r

Hcadquartc rs, .l.II»._».-...film-»d- ----~ ;

'Sore Throat and Coughd

Cresolone Antisoplic Tablets L ey combine the germicidal value ot' Cresolene with

102°. Au naman aw . ,,

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for Fclt Boots

WOMEN ’S

Felt, lace or elastic, heavy wide sole - - $1.45, goloshed with pebble. _

Felt lace or elastic, heavy

wide sole, goloshed with kid, $1.15, 1.65,1.5o.

League series between the Abegwelts and Victorian at Hillsboro Rink last night.

The failure to start the gameat the nnounced hour was condemned quite enerally, and if the management desires

he great Canadian game to retain its old-

tiusoazhingpro l-tin or slippery sim ma lim.-lhe, time popularity in this city such tilesome

nd needless delays must in the future be voided. The result in the senior game was a

distinct surprise. Hockey followers of

oth teams for the most part regarded

asy victory for the Victorian, but the

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l 9 0 6 ' the chances as decidedly favorable to an

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e Abegwoits furnished their friends with

pleasing result, winning by a score of

4-1.

The-quality of hockey was not up to the

' standard of former years in -any respect.

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Team play was entirely lacking through

` ' ` _ " ` out the greater part of the game, and only

` “ ' occasionally was the game brightened by

a l

brilliant run. Exchange of -the puck ifts on the part of opposing defence was n

Felt elastic side, plain, 65c fgr

Felt Slippers, only 16c

Thse are splendid feet warm- eers _

MEN 'S

Klohdykes, big eyelets, split - - - $2.10 . Klondykes, big eyelets

grain » - ’ ~ $a_.35

"‘Klondykes, factory ctw

tom. special - '$3.85

G B ` P ' 1-l. M.~n¢kermads an emalm mime. W"°“ "“""” °°""°°“ "‘° “"""’ '

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monotonous 'feature of play. Combination work appeared io be an unknown quanti- ty. However these conditions will doubt-

' I ’ less disappear as the season advances, and

~ ' Q as greater opportunities for scientific ` ` -` ` _ team work are taken advantage of.

E !0W¢l¥|Sll1 had reached by means of A sealing ladrler,I _ei en po M “pcm

A regrettable feature of the game wa

‘ dum in un" BQ dl - Mba] hh I Empire style, Miiirulu proofed. A very

szaffl & illlofll or - -~»» »f°"<»--- ° ::.°::'.. ~ .. .I 2'.: ~»-»~-» »~»-~» »--»~-

J l.l.l¢.,¢¢»¢l»pl.a¢. Annan- , women 2 _ww ‘ ° '° ° ' -Palm em . llasl

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what would help them instead of as - _ -

_ ntC'lll|-letlelllzad replied to a qubstiou of Mrl ____ L.

necessary to condense as greatly as pos- F

stories of thc West Hotel this morning.

on the first floor. '

safety. _

window ledges.

The smoke was pouring out around

killed. ` l

_ __ _ _ In the l,,l_,,,,,,,,,llM_,, um, the v|,,¢°,|, Bmpw’ M md wom“_ \lln|rd'| Llnlmont Cum Burns. etc. *Wear hom 2 to 4 year! at all kl\‘ld8 Of 9.=ll l9°‘“"°d mm '"7 “cwry ‘mm "Ml" 'Be strapped the unconscious form lol ` °""°'~'*""*

I . o pollen . » I . _

9 __ _ I ll" hog md .mud dom, nh, lgdgu, | 17 nlen's fur coats at generous discounts

figeg r cash Jas Paton R Co. 27d if

.all drill nom als so-up mils

M1NNEAPo1.ls, Jan. 10.-(Special)-Nine' life and threw tho woman toward a pro mon Ramblers of Amherst after n lmwe

persons iostiheir lives in a fire which Jectinlz ledge on the floor below. n

burned out the fifth, sixth and seventh Apparently being revived by the fresh l

r ll s e whi h

fllled the hulllvaym and when the fu-emen . _ _ purity, and the best rlccdles and parts for arrived they were greeted by cries for as "‘

.. l ll machines at Singer stores.

' _ _ Look for thc rcd S., QucenStrcci Cbllr-

°i*°“"°° ‘mm scores of me" and WMM" I - ` lottctowmalso on south side of \\'Ilic who, scanlily clad, were shivering on the ' _ . _ 3

them and soon two men were compelled John Sun regarded for almost tm t

r y

°° lc” "° “v°m me names' B°m were years as tile leading Conservative organ

Ml" H°dR°" “ guest' “°“gm‘ ° are B. F. Pearson of Halifax acquired ll

escape, but -having opened the wrong » - ~ ~ - -

window on the seventh floor she was, T

the Ill-will shown by °°\'t»lll\ DDDOSUIZ driven to step od' the ledge. Her bodyl Clfmpnny and WM elect” President of

' ` _ players, and the consequent rough play was hmnbiy mangled And death Wu; 5 ¢ l‘€U|‘8‘Mlll¢d CUYDDMIYI with Several _ _ _ was anything but commendable to those I t l other New Brunsvi tok and Nova Sootinll

8"!BR¢\'l- ` "sw" mmm' gentlemen,11n the dh*ectorate. _

Odiolais will have the lunpert of the owl" John Berwi" °f the hmk m_dl Itin understood that Mr. Pearson will- . . P“""°K”“"“"Y ‘“ “":“°t";“ ‘l"°°i;‘i F; "“’dd°f °°mv»:1lly. hhvlllhr ;»r°l¢snh<;l>;“h:| publish hath :rhe sun alla 'rhs slllrhs ln.

ridding the some 0 086 nllr S 0 win ow on e seven oor w c ld ll lm I

L 'W I stumbled onto the body of Mrs. Emeiinel

air or by the shock the aged woxuan grasp

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Tile blaze started in the packing room ed the projection and hclri on.

Later she was rescu’ed but in throwing

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Those on the upper floors were driven - EXPERT SEwlNG MACHlNE REPMRS-

_backinta their oomsbyt e mok c W A U

Sr. Jomv, Jan. 10-(Special)-The S;

n New Brunswick, today changed hands.

lnalol-ity of the stock of The Slln Printing-

Flve Ladies' Cravenette Rain Colts-

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EIIIIIPIIIIIS all

Minard‘s Linlmeni for sale cvcrywllcmz. *___

CHICAGO MARKLTS.

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large crowds but this surpassed Illl.

Awakened by the ringing of alarm bells the woman to safety Capt. Bcrwin lost his F

in their reonls thc guests who numbered balance and fell to the pavenlent. He was

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about 700, rushed wildly about seeking instantly killed. rn '

TRURO, Jan. 10.-(Specitl)-The cllam-

ght surrcndcrcd to Truro tonight -i to ll n one most exciting hockey match ever layed on Truro ice.

Some of last year`s league games drew

ifteen hundred paid admissions to thc

Also sewing machine oil of absolute

treet, Sulnlnel-side. P. li. I.

Corn, DCC., il-'I (,`Ill‘ll, _\l.z,', l Wheat " 87,” \\`lll-:ti “ af, Pork, May. $1-l.U:2 Pork, .l.-lil.. r_~il I:

Minard's Linimeni Relieves lleIIr.ll.lIi2.

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We are beginning this year

as in the past by keeping ollr stock of watches and jewelry well supplied with up~to-date goods.

Having had increased dc-

mand for watches during the holiday trade, we have been able to get some fresh import- ations in this liuc in which we are giving good values.

G. li. TAY L0 R, jeweler and Opticlan.

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on the Illternaticllal S. S. Lessons for 1906. tg.

In stock at 1.

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