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.JANUARY 28. -909 me ..~i.~....... Ns... 'rss cHARLo'1"re'rowN GUARDIAN . " ' mer or iw ‘ pies -raise

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Ofiico ii Menu \., L _vt, ii tn:-air. me in soliiris. mi.) s. Ae£i~f‘ii:.§i.L;§.°€

.-,TM ‘M5959 BBWB. ilrit ol all. l ...The King's County Exhibition As-

? sociation declared a dividend of 12

...The congregation of the Deer Park per cent this year.

Presbyterian Uhurch, Toronto. has

decided to eftend a call to Rev. ...Miss Rotha V-ickerson, Mtn Stew-' George B. Mc eod. of '1`l`lll`0. N- S». f“'t. who has been vlsi'tlng at Cherry hind a native of Murray River P. E. Hill, has rcturncd,home.

island. Mr. McLeod was for si. time- _ stationed at Covehend in this Pro- » ...Montague River is ln flne condi- vh,¢¢,_ He _wok n past-gradiiate warg., tion for speeding. lt is expected that

in Princetpiyljniversity, lfrere he ox- a fine match race will take place

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¢_,ii¢.i i..,nngiisii. He has s so puhiisii- Hllvftlv- Lest Saturday there were ed a hohh of sm-m0h5_ which have 1,, some iiiic exhibitions of speed by the “wud very ¢.)mme..(ia_tC,,-y hohicem any local flyers in this vicinity. 1 Deer Park is the churc\\_whi¢_:h Rev. _

D. C. Hossack vacated to :ont-est _

North Toronto for the Ontario Legis- 5 .

latiire last June. I .

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WINNIPEG, Jan. 26.- Willliiim

_ _Why"ce, scco.r.-d vice-president of the

‘1"" lilanadili-n Pacific Railway, recently

louftlincd the plans of the company for

if'-ontiriiwd from vase-1-> .ns ive-ri in the west. The sum to

lowdown _,md Royalty Wm form 8 be expended in construction work in

the western provinces is in the neigh-

district, and the two young lady re- sidents therein who obtain the larg- b°rh°°d of $6'000'000' th” Duns in' eat munbel. of votes Wm mjoy the _.cluding the building of some 300 nlles tiiy, ` iOf l1.d‘(llti01'i‘i1l 11119. Kensington, Summerside and Alber-1 The most important piece of work

*F01* 'VME dwim _£1 ‘éi9U;i°§'t_BUd t U10 will ‘ne the building of a new line young u y res en o e ier own who obtains the largest number of

votes will enjoy the trip.

Prince County, not including Ken- -innton. Summersids and Aiberton, ..._ ioim a district, and the young l.iu_y resident therein who obtains the Ii.i'_e.t number of votes will enjoy

the trip.

I/Zoitaguc, Lleorgetown and Souris

will form a district, and the young lady resident in eltlicr town who ob- tains the largest number of votes

ing land of the province, and' the new

undance of freight.

About 130 miles of the line from

Saskatoon to Wetaskiwin, which still remains to be built will 'be completed,

north through Alberta, from Leth- bridge, parallcl to the Cro\v's Nest sent without rai`_lwa'y facilities. This line, and traversing 9, country at pre- sftruction w,1l he continued south- section is among the ‘nest wheat-grow

line will thus be able to secure ab-

thus affording an alternative route to d ' il' lr v r ' leather guard I am wearing now I Frank Stanfield vice president f the market in amoderu i-:ny it vnu'-<1 Om ~ ' ' t __ __

IHE KINGS COUNIY GUARDIANA Sllllll llllllll ‘ iliac?c.:°.lfz°';‘:°..:x:';:‘::s...“:;

l _ has uiaue i.‘ru.o iwinous irom one

- ' _ _ 7 ’ ' ,__ end ol Uanada to tue ocuer, us will

‘ ` ’ " ,asln certain parts of the great na--

- ' E I ‘tion to the south oi us.

. The sinail building referred to was h _the birth plslce of this celebrated

LONDON, Jan. 26.-The gentleman.

who is known as the Pope of Rome

' underwear, and is a monument to

‘the man, the lute Charles E. titan-

` the chief minister of the Rom-an E . » » .held who had the courage amid,

d tllngs they are able to say against

3.§`“.§.‘§'.'-°i...i"‘.`I.'.°.“' .§é‘.§'.`.2§'Z.°' P22213" From its Illdllguraliim at TTYU0 ill This Pl'0VmCe» t0 1tS§;1*;§’ .‘,‘,‘f‘i§3¥”‘.‘ii’._‘ii.'.'?.?.§`§..f"°.,§’.`l;'l§;

to rll health, was seriously consider-

Popr ,~ But- for all this, some thing; N_ S. :mg closing d,_,_`.n_ in fun he decided

about him are very nice indeed you will understand when you have road thb story. The Pope has a very old watch, whose- case is made of worn metal and whose face is

to do so.

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in his employ nt the time were

chipped. He wears it on aa thin and- ancient leather guard: and as the times dra\v near to him to do differ- _ ent thliigs, he pulls at this gu-ard . and takes out his watch, for though ‘_ he has had it so long, it still goes fairly well. For all this some people are’ very surprised at his keeping it, _ for he is not a poor man. In-deed he` lives in a house' that has in it, thousands of rooms; so you see he ‘would not have to save very long if he wished to buy himself e. new ‘ “ " watch.

I Some months ago ii noblemzm call- ed to see the Pope. Win-n thc cater `hnd bowed lo-iv before him and kissed the 1’opc's hand, they began to talk. Noblemen are not always :is interesting when they tihv to talk as when they are quiet; and perhaps the; Pope got just a litille tired of what, his visitor was saying. In any case he topk out his watch and Illokcd at it. The noblema-n was amazed to think that the Pope hnd not some- thing better by which to tell the time; and reaching to his waistcoat, he took out his own much ornament- ed gold wa.-tch and ucgged the Pope to change with him. This was very kind of him, and, of course, the' Pope thanked him. But for all that he would not accept the noble- nia'n's gift and he eilplained why, “This old watch of mine." ho said,

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his two sons, John und Frunk. '1‘he ,former had received u technical

- ltruining in respect to the businessme-

lginning as an operator and work- _ing up to journcyiiiiin, a first class iarcizan, while the other had receiv- icd a, business triiiniiig. Learning that [their father had decided to retire 'from the business, ‘these two young incn, not then thirty years of nge, 'coiiccived the idea of buying thcl' fiithor out, und iiiiidc ii proposi- tion io that effect to liiin, stating

- terms on which they were able -to

ltuy, with thc ri-sult that they were ucccptcd, and shortly thereafter tho Truro Knitting Mills ifonipany wir.-l

ifornicd, consisting of John :ind l"ruiik Iizltnniielil, _

_Y()l.'f\'G Ml'l.\' .\lAl)I'I GUUI).

The young men trlok hull with ibiib

will i\'lii<'li has `:ii'<»\i;:ht them suc- cess :ind pliicuil thciii well in tlic front ranks of the siiirccssful busi- ness men of i‘:inii<l:i,

In three yczirs they had paid for

the concern iiicrc-u.~;c<l the busincsi-1 .mid 'begun to cast about for larger lqunrters, with the rcsult that they .undertook and ercctc-il ai large

_ .- _ fbrick building and equipped it wiltll

A ' ‘thc most improved ni:-ichincry.

T ' H ! 'l`he business continued to grow

“was a present from my dear moth- er. I was a small boy when she gave it to me with this very same

I 'inf .~.ii.ni`:e`id 1.1-.lls at Truro, N_S., with John Staniield, M_P., President.

_to such an extent that it became necessary to still further enlarge

D inion They went boldly to work land Stunfielils, Liinitcil, wiii~1la.unch-

,111 enjoy the triD_ E monton running .iroug a. e yrich ‘ _ _ _ . , .. - .,_ . . _ __ _ _ _ _ t___ _k _____ _ . ___ King-.. County not i..c1.,.n,. cvunflrr- Pfomiisefl tv keel’ 1* “M11 it WHS stanfiela Ltd., Truro, N. s., accom- hepossinie is dispose ef in in any of put travellers on the we--1. 1-ilvvm/»@<1_,f_‘_ $‘____§_":__'5___` U” “""“ f "P1 “ ’°

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Monte e Georfctowii or souris will In Ph” ‘mme district contmuntmu or “om Out." - ' ‘Denied by Geo. C. Fisher, nianager ofthe markets of the world. lf the wool H0! in ii hit und miss way but squeezei

KU. L, _ . the line between Moose Jaw and La- lm you _not think it is fine of a, _ _ _ . th, P ___ _ _S ___)_____ __ _ out _Q mg an uppl.,_pmm,,_h meh THE F[GURES_

form a district, and tiiinyoung lniily __ mb in also be _mdert Kem This

|`°“ld°“t thervln ‘V110 Um”-“S U12 lark- 1-0 -8 wt 8 t C Strugtel . th_ thuusahds of moms to get so much the company recently spent ,_ |»_--,\~'y,rade, in Down or Shropshire flceccs,lyear as could be spared. Such

man who hveg- In a house w|¢h.the Stanfleld mills, and a director of_1n lb T0 “W L' OD D- 1101

wt .Humber Of v-tvs will enlov the me 'S a Dr” n - on ( bw -t rm rthl ti .1 ' Ch rl ttet wn. !=”“"””l“S “"u WY “U the 1“°"°“=@- 'courageous veiiturmg into the fields- In 189'-'. whcp <'lwrl0=‘ Stuniivl-1

wards from Lacomne to nl point near s ore on a 1 G W0 GSS WH C1. Hy!! 111 11 0 0 1

1’ROPRIl£T0ll A NATIVE

sold oilt to his-sons John und

trip’ Stettler nl northw (1 f M just because it was given to h‘n\ 1 - ~ - - - - -

_ __ ,ai ar s rom nose _ ly* The visit ._-,f these geiitleincii is E, HL Pl INCE_ of publicity bro\.ght_ a_ deserved ree-Frank he was e______Uy_____ Sevcntecm

Any candidate foi any distiict can Jaw to a point nca,._Tugashe_ Com "°°iv° help 'md “°te“ fmm auywhem- struction will be continued southward

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-his mother who loved him 7 .not without some importance. To n~

For instance a candidate in Prince from Statue, in __ dir,;.,,m,h_y lcitizen Mr. Stan-field very ziflubly de-_ Prince Edward Island has a pi-O.

C°“nt5' 01' ‘WY °th°" district can 7°” practically parallel to the Saskatoon celvo hclp and votes from Prince Wet,1Sk~gwih1i..e_ County or any other part of the pro- The work of .dauhih tracking the vines. or even any Perf Of the World- line between Fort Wsuiam an-.1 win-

There willl be several consolation oipeg, which has been going on for

prizes of inciilciilaiile va.lue,and these some time will be completed. About

lmued th’ 955°" Of N5 U19. and HF- priletory iuitercst in the Sfnriiields, I |what he had to say mill' PFOVO inter- inasmuch as the founder of the Coni-

jesting to the readers of Th-: Guar-pany C, 1-; stanaeld was a native ,,|

j 'dian, the same is hereby fzuhinltted. 'this Province.

l It is an unquestioned fact that the ln the year 1855 he stunted the

" ' products 'Of the Stanlield Mills uniov .. 'rryon wail..-ii Mins which he operat-

will he announced later. 18 miles of i|‘.iis remains to be -ilono,_' -i 1”0‘Pl1tfli5i0l1 thRt_ ' is _'U0YU¥l<1 Cilvil- ed till the year 1870 when he dispg,-_

The host; will be _as__follows: _ and upon its eom;ilctinn_ the _L-iii...-_ _Their ma;iufacti_i{rcs spcfaizi foi. hheni- of the business and moved to char oi min to it ou ny t. dian Pacific \\il1 lime pi continuous BOSTON _I _ 2» Tl _ se ves an are nown rom one ioun-_Um-¢,_ N_ 3_ Here he was nSs0Cm,__

popular S. S. .\’nr'.hiinibi:i~l;-inii. iloiible track line 1-" .\\'r,-xi ‘llicsvc points

Picton to lliiliinx by the Intcrcolo- 420 miles in l.'=‘-flu, with maximum

nial Railway. grades cut il:-‘.'.;~. frini one-half of one

Hallfax to Yiiririmitli by ibn far per cent. tns'v.:ii‘ds and one ic:

famed Doiiiiniiiii Ailiiiiiic itailvvny. cent. ivestivniils 'tofour-fifths of one

Yariiioutli io llo.-i.uii i-y one of per cent. either way.-

those popiilar ll. A. lt. .st-niiiisliips. Mr. Whyte will rerri-Lin in the citi-

_Boaton to New Yorl: where, some until Saturday, when he will start ff_.r ccnsideriiiiie time will 1.1- -.pi-nt. the West. Spending e dev in Orftmv-1

New York to llo.-ioii where the 'JD l‘0l1'f~0~ _

party will rciiinin for _-i-\'r»rnl days. ` H\|l`\’CYf~' have U09!! C0fl11Dle'tBd'|0!‘. H Boston to si. ni... ny in.-_ mist- line from Wevburn to Lethbridge.

img magic,-,, sim-,,-._<i,.p i‘......,.,,..y_ i.liroug~h Southern Saskatchewan _and

St. John to Pt ilu l.`h.iie by the ln- $:"‘3‘_§"-ft aggogetligr n_f_*i\i‘U“t _“LOU

tercolonlal Railway. 1° Us ‘ UF 95 0 a Pe Du chess to s........¢.~siiis \.y the 1-0 ¢0mi>1ete<l within the year.

up-to~date S. S. liliiipicss. _

, an 0- ic cm of the , v ,

world is near ui, lnmd, according to .duty of canada. to the m'h,er’ ‘.`he'fe,e‘1 fm” 0 time will-\ William hh, R,,.y._ A_ “_ Simh_,.0n of New Y0rk_ -_all the people either wear btaiifield s_(;.-mg also an native of this ]rs1¢'.v;it of thc Ulii'istian Alliance, 'Unshrmlmble Undcrwqur’ Or know Of`P`T0ViUC”- Here MF- Stilnfiell lnid \.-._.. ci-.mai .. .,~¢-..5..,n.,.. by raising its °X°@11<=“°=_- Nmfhlns l>“*_ Phi? WS'-|t1ie iounmitimi of the scans-eiu Mins,

3,;2_000 for foreign missions in two lwool enters into' its composition smd|hy hhginhing in ,L Small way we ..-.-..ri at 011 Qrchard two years ag0_ WHS P12058 glee VISIC Of f-URW 15001'-1%’ manufacture uf knitted wear. He was

Ili. .-‘impson was one of the s ak- -'men U1 U ’l°_l 9- _ _ ‘then 60 ears old and 11'., 'z ri “livifsday afternoo‘n's seggion Mr' Stanfteld “nd MV' Fiske? h“"'°lJolin and Frank were boyls o'iw;,4 S335 ._ t' ». .neon branch of the Christ- 1'-‘st accompllshml-an °Xt'3“d0d J"“1`"°-Y' 10 years respectively. The busi»nc-is inn i'»1issiona.i‘y Alliance at the t" 5”V°m1 i’“1“”`tria1 c°“t1`9“* in UW- progressed with varying f.>rLnnh hh; tfliiiwiiiloli Street lla-ptist Church. He Uniwd Smiles fllf U10 P\11'DU>"@ Uifmmic no I-“hid strides This is to ,___ =t111`U¢<i the Scssivil by Saying: Woking “W0 *hc "l1fi0“S kinds ‘if 1“f\'|accounteu for by the nic; that o ic( ...Phe and of the world is h.0h.r_ we Qchinery in use ir. the nillls there, ii'.~i_3t,mhe1,i whs more Ohm ex___r_____ ' must all setlircdir-lor--it-” 11 m°'=\“S °f °°mP““i5°“ "ml th"-"nor and inventor in iii.. “~or1.lthavrf` _ Wlille his audience gazed in wondin-_ own requirements and to become business m______ge__ His Wai a ii .ii .almost fenr, at thc .-wfilrc-r, Dr. posted in the very latest devices, for|veSugMing mind' alw _,` n ~m` 'Simpson continued -. _ u _f them to eternal vigilance is the price of suc-lwith thc'___ea Of' c__cct?_f;’ _‘;_‘i';T_g’v°Cd

Summerside t0 (‘-h|\rli>ttGt0Wl\ by. fprepare for the end .. _ ivorlil. '1-ie cess in this, as well as in other cn- _ - _ _ _ the Prince Edward lslund liiillwey. l jurgcd them to be ready ln spirit to terprisos. This done, both gentlemen tts? prigugthfur hs' l“’l_1‘ H" Further particulars as to the_ - - ' ' ‘ ` " i - me .0 0 ma mg bt°°k`

length of time which will be spent in each city will appear later.

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are-J. D. Seaman, J. K. Ross. '1‘. A. lioness Ji-._ and the isis w. n.|

Mclntyro to the Great Wor1d's Fairy `

at Chicago, this paper thus being the - first in the Province to atternpt' so` U'|"|_`AW-'\» Jim- 27“"N0D\Yi“|-C £0 formidable an undertaking. And now, llllvsfl-Iris i~c.»,-iirriiiig the intcrcoloiiial, It .ho “mem request of A number of l\1r._ (_lrnhuin iuiinits receiving ii pro- iu Nadu.. and. Mlcohramd by (he position for the roiul, but the letter un__Mc°den,t9d success which has _“__ hcmll :ii.'iii'»cl pi ivzitc was not consid- csnded its Bicycle Road Race, an an- “ml by U5" 1¥U"€f“"1`0“i- and event which is looked forward Pl""*‘ " “| ~"l‘°°m°"ti""` ffl" the 'WW hs me witnessed by {______mnds of ‘ts Quebec lrltlsc will not be ready until readers, Thq Charlol!--1---n Guardian th,§_,__°“'d, ‘fr th? fear' _ will prrsent to the rf.-Iii .in--it popular lc ('“°"°l”, (’°'“““BBi°“ to “at”

A 0,. __ _ ,_ P cos $1-1,007. Ierron & Watson, are re-

““m°"`°d 1" v N '_ :ist rv ccivliig $4 000 each All the Marine &

vlhee, a trip lion. ii 0 tc own _'_,__________c__ '_____ __ _ ' _ __ through wutnn (,__________ _“___ tho _._ r _ _ _i p ics are now iiiirthashil Eastern Steths, the i~¢-.tiirn journey §:'_:_`_“;"`_§___l;':_=§l'_L_‘i_:'_;;"'; “gmt” “pp"""t°d *uhm ’“"°d as much 5” p‘"i`db‘°'Th“ Tile l‘rince lililwlard Island liriilwi ' hh' Wm '“"“|"‘° i" m“3““"d'° and earnin-'s from April to Deccmhcr iii- "°°"°‘" °°YU1‘”§ V"°"*°"”‘Y W t-iiisii-if totalled $255 829, .mu .-{pe.u1-

f""Pl'°d bl' 'WY P"°"m°1*‘1 “°W9`)iturcs were $308,558'leaving avdeilvit P“P°"- of $52-,T20 in ten months. 5090111 POUCH Will D0 01105011. midi '[‘he lntercoloniai during the some

5°"-\°uk° UGCBIS Datronlzed in every i period shows a deficit of $33T,!ll'l_ ‘Til-Y H1111 town Vlliiled- 0l\\Y ladies, The total immigrutionl into ilaiiiida ‘H10 |'¢l>0l'¢ tl19m90|V°5 8-9 Sli*-091 ilurinig Ileceiiilier was 4,060, r-f \-/h.,m 75.31' Uf B30 0\' UDWBTGB Will be ¢“Kl‘ 7.008 came by ocean ports and 2 ‘L2 1-11. nom the iniiceii states. 'rue total

All n_i0i'l'|bers_0f.._the several stalls of imin-*_frr:iti|r-n during thc last calendar tm* ‘WDM `nl`~Iel.\- an their families year was 148/.'00, of whom 57,124 wi1l_ he`-barred. \- o.ime from the United States.

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‘ The great National Family Doctor. Get: right at the source

of the trouble-rediicei all inflammation, eases pain :ind effects n speedy cure. Can he relied upon in :ill emergencies. Keep n hoiilc handy in case of accidents, cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, sprnins, lame lnrrk, stil? joints. m\i=culnr rheiimntism, sivelliiigs, fucc nche, headache, euriirhc. frosibiies, cliilblnins, cha .<,or any other exlemal pain oriiillsinmaiioii, Every drop means relwief-just follow direc- tions. Sold everywhere. (luiirnniced under Food and Drugs Act, ,Iune 30.1906. Serial number, 513.

83 eenls A hollle-8 limes an mlleh lor I0 cents.

I. ohngon & Co. nosron. Mass.

.iiictt th fi al crisis. c m _ er for few d s, thcii ,_

l Hev. Simpson is one of the oibieghhhsinf; tonsee if they coiililmnlctt.iiufgtgaaid st§ck'ui_.by the yard" ‘.15 most noted revival speakers and mis- _induce the farmers of the Province tolthe ' _ .ere '.5 ubsorptiqn ‘_“ slam-iry evangelists in the country. produce 8, wool more adapted to the h .process 0 mvenuon Stood m his His addresses at the Old Orchard .requirements of tho triidc today. N215"-\°S_S__ 115-Zfht, for he never patenrted gatherings of the cnrisinm and Mit- I ° '"0 " 0 mlking- fled °0nHe<iueut~ sionary Alliance have been remark- THE w()(n; TRADE QF p_p}_I_ -V °"'"yb"dY m“““f“°f“f°d St0Ck1Hi1- able for their fervent orwtory and ett°~ He “'11” fl Very C0DS0l`Vst1‘ve

'th i t d W cash C hh-,hu ti .__ qt f. ld .1 man who had not recognized the value

9 1' POW” 0 V” 0 ‘ I At one me -_ r. . un ie san ,_ - _ _

`ti°“9 of th°“3*md5 °f dollars- Prince Edward Island produced them protecting ms valuable ‘dem and

- _ , _ , the necessit of keepin his 1

In August, 190|, 10,000 people as _ _ _ Y g proiucts

scmbled at Dr. Sinipson’s outdoor ‘gonsgftitgol wighggf mc‘q;l;:;1d_;:dA_;twe.li advertised in the public L-y¢_ meeting at oiu orciisre. He urged -white ____ »______w_ Bu-_ that has c,,,,,,‘g_iF'\r¢hcr experimenting brought him his audience to send missionaries to ‘ed and the “,001 from this p____v____ce _s_success in a field where he had ex- every part of the world. He called 'not now as h.___,,h. _,rude It iq course gvcnded much effort, and he succeeded -'U' th” “‘°“°" "° d° this' lrortions time"-i...`iii.i ns ici'-f--...ti .ire i” “°"‘°"i”g UW "mholl Of Success- ! Pledge cards were passed out. After allowed to remhm in _md igis only fully making imghrinimhie hh-(lcrwean the pledges had been writteii Dr. lhhlf waslied A18( the Wool is _:m_e_ This valuable discovery did not at Simpson read some of them. One was ` ' ' 'once bring him to the front as 1,

_ lessly handled by dealers, in some _ . y

101” $6.000. 0110 f01' $5.000. 0110 for .cases who do _mt Store it where it this time his years had increased and

his absorption in the technical part

$4300' Pleas” oi $l’000 were con" lean be kept free from dust-the 'cne-

" of his work left him little time or in-

mon. I . .

_ T l FC 11112 f then fr .v`_. ' \ -iii.; . i When collection baskets were pas “ 5 ° “' ‘ '“““ " .i cl_____t_____ ___ _____S____ the mn_________ _“__

vaiiccuieiit of his business.

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_ I I th W ~ d~ nd - depreciated price. Mr. i~.taiificId :iid 1;i;(l,iI;re jcwreiry. She 13:11? drorpgsii thinks It www be w‘f1.1.f°" th" Wop" ten $10 bills into the box. I-n- all over to Work out of ""‘S_““p_"imt“m“‘ _W2 000 was mised in two h0u_.B_ rut they have got into but ie sug- _ Tho months later DL simpson gests and lays _ iiio.-at 1'iiipoi'tiiiii‘c raised over -$155,000 in the Alliance-'s 99°" this 3“l7g_"S"‘°“- “S U f“°l""` "f Gospel Tabernacle at No. 'G90 Eighth ""P"°V°m°m" 1” “'°‘fl "“‘PPlY'“'uf“t avenue, New York, the breed of sheep be improved. With ‘ He' lius extraordinary hold over an the °'U-lects 07 °0“f'3r"i“g with '-he

n_u,|ience_ He dehies_ h0wev¢r_ that powers that be of influence and others _ hu exercises any hypnotic Dowel-_ interested Messrs Stnnfield iind_ Fish- U10 b\lSlDffS-`i. Llllil. in Ullli yff1\\”'*tl\<'»i1'

________.. er came ovcrf They had during fu*-her bllvlllii ilcciileil to close ont.,

'-tlmip visit, ug the United States given they bought the business from him.

`p,“-ti¢.,1m- ..f_f,(_“Li.y.. U. finding (nitlit thin period, if may bestiited, the 1 whether it w(,.||¢\ hp .,,,_.i_`;ii.1¢ pi iuloptiiilllls \\'i.-rc on ii soiiiewliat lmitcil

_ machinery that would enable them ltg Sea 0. CODSiS'~ing of only a few bulld-

i-"- no ‘tba rough grade of wool for ings uot'oi large size, employing sev-

- ' -t---1-ii-| the result of their ontcen hands and usin_ two hundred

_i. ... l.~.i them to the conclu- pounds of wool per duty with an out-

_ '_"'“ sion that such a change could not bc put of $2,000 per month. No travel- . made. Therefore the need of eflort lers were employed nor was any ail- | NEW YORK, -Tan. Z6-"I had iust to bring about: an improvement in the vertfsing done. It may nc instuncc-.l left my house and was on my way to wool produced here. It might be as an evidence of the iiidiffcrence to Mllazzo to buy some ca0t1e," said well to say that the Prince Edward modern megimilg that at that ¢_h.h,, Giuseppe Cutroneo. a survivor of the Island! wool is in general a coarse - the pr0prie¢...~ of Um mm.. ,ihi hu, earth‘<.u-a-ke who arrived here today, combining wool--something that is'¢v¢n use printed hihhehds_ »"Wl1l‘n the 0"* 9|l°°k ¢°m°- I” W” “BBG Very lltfl'-\ in Canada today andl when the boys took charge the old about hhlf-DHS* f0\ll` |11 the m°mil1E its production can only be classed: as 0.-der chnnmid with B mphhty that and I had illllff SWDPW UUOBNT 5 unprofitable in comparison with fiuewseems now' hlmnsq-_ like U-,,...,f(,r,h,,. ihil“l"‘\““ 9*" Of the Intl” “am that Smdfi W00l- ltion. There is no need to detail the "“““ l’°t“'ee“ Messina' and Mw“z’i°| Anim'-e"Vi*“' “'09 hi'-111 with U18' various chnn;'csniade'nnd the recess Wim" 'he "Mill ~*_“““’°°'Y ";‘_“"";‘l “"4 Mil"-1; Commissions' cf Az.'ricu1ture.|adopt.».a in nrineinz the bi.-int;-iq .iv U10 U`<'l\ Pit°“"‘ 0"" U" S 5 ‘°- also with Professor Theodore Ross |yea.r by veor to iii f to `k M

"I managed to crawl out through ..- ' _ ' ° ro" m" ' "R r"`

broken window. Everything was 'blncin and 5- horrible hissing sound came 'from the direction of the sea. For the time being I t‘hou'g,'ht the end of the world had come and 1 wanted' ho be with my wife and children. Groping my way back from the station and pnyiii-g no attention to the gruniis 'and shrieks that I remember now

SONS HEC'-OME INTERESTED.

lf. Wlis at this time, thc your 18013,

that his sons John mul Frank begun to iuuke theinselves and their meth- oils felt. They hail both acquired ii knowledge of the practical details of

fZl‘BU’5¢<1 f-hilt UW” 9ll¢Y8i'tiC 116081*-inns.: inethods. No better example of mimi Of the 10001 1!0V@¥`m\'lel1'*» had Bl- ,tha value of advertising can be given Fwd? (|0110 mUCh ‘O imDl'0V0 l7¥`0B€!lt than to pol'nt to the success and conditions. A large number of Slirdv- lgrowth of this concern tho heads of Shi" fame have been imported by the which fre.-.iy admit me iii-m-nes ui.-y G0V°"“"“‘Dt H_"‘l ‘ll=iPU90"l Of th1`0UlZl1- have derived from printers ink. Fo f“"'_ tm’ Pr°"1"°° “L fn" P"i°"“- “ml for as they are personally ronreriicil it is belleveil that fha Government thi, hu- \-,ry m,,.1,.g¢_ hh hh ¢h(.i.- ,,.,\n

arose on ah 91,793 of me I 1-“chad P15119 t0 110 m0\`0 in Wil* "YW 'part in the wonderfiil ihivelnpim-iii of _the "rect my house was on _mlm Regarding what ll11\Y\N’~ HC00T\'\PllP‘h-_their hiisincss but it is easy topre- giiieee i.y occasional nssiies of iight-.eil even under present conditions Mr. _eeivt that ii ine soma.-lu ima. i....i `in;,', lsped back to it. igtannem 901'"-“il UU* um* W°"’| iii not been possessed il’ the enterprise

"But no house was there when I tm“~P"°'i“°° is manwma in "ew mul spirit, as well as tho sngnriiy

nrl.ved, only ri mass of twisted tim- l100"f=hlID\“- If Shfllllfi 0f"1h¢¥` bf’ t“"'wlilcli nniimiff-a ilin.-w who are r-.ow bers and bricks. (lendarmes forced me Wnshed *md hf°“g\\f- t0 market in Dioalled "(`npinlii.-: of .‘_-i<lii.str_v_" iliiit

r he min., hm] I "im,-,ht clean cnndltioii with the rcierts ,. “,,,,|,i .. q .. “ moi. ~. ii 1 c

washed. If the wool were brought to '

and the visitors were surprised i1nd_gari\s system, and m,,d,.,~nity in \m_`.i_-!cn hiiilding; it stiindi-: close by i|‘

ward. Orders multiplied, the busi--hands: paying out ,M-_“mt 521.000 n ness _grew by .naps and buiiniis. lViorc.yem. fm. _material and wage5_ q~,,_ buildings were erected, more machines -_my 250 hfmds are being Ump1oyC,1_ _inatnllc<l, tho_latest methods uscilto with __ wage hi" amounting in meet and satisfy the ever irncrensing round “gums to _mont “_-M000 “_ hilemiind for the products nf the Stun- yawn and u “.001 hm of 32,q0_0|,U_ Hmm l¥m.\S' I." the year 0! 1900 8 In other words the company is pay- large orick mill was erected, and _“___ out __ _“tal each _,cum on that agam ln 1902 and In 1906 were nd' b s's of $350,000. For buildings a-

,ditions to the _mills made. At the a 1 ' , ._ _ , . 1 tter diatc findin the business ex- 'lone the h.mm“'ld§`. hum pmd _. “qt

3 . _ 'Z _ _ 1 t with thc business! pand-ing so riipldly, it was decided to "1 Cmmcc "Tp _ _ _ take ia- outside capital which resulted -$16{"000‘ A_b'd_° flfm “hat buh hfpn in tha. fiiitiitioii or stanneiu me-_ No SPM” "9 ‘““1“‘“‘iS "‘ °"““°°t“’“ ,“"'“ finer tri-Uutc to the Worth of Sum_ the business John :mil Frank Stim- fields could be friven. than ine fact field have _expenileil $8,000 an<1_ $9.- ,that on the first any me s.'.nr>_ooo 000 respectively in erecting private bonds a?nd $750,000 stocks v'-is placed 1'0Sifl@f1`C05- upon the market the whole sum wnsl C010CtiV0iY H1050 tw” me" “W” _over-subscribed. _private property to the extent nf f With the new money the (lnnipiiny .$35,000 on whirli they pay taxes at immediately pi'occndcd to erect ri in-.w the usual rate.

mill, and put in niorcninchincry, _----l'

,that today this is ulie most up-ii -3

,iiute knitting mul in miami... 'r..; UONTAGW NARKETS'

' t ii i _.L " 1 "_" 13,5 EDU041 mmmof ein can l.r$§u,(_";,1 `i'f.Corrected for every Wednesday and

. ese rfll S lc ln§ur&'|,nCU £1 I \. _ , only 15c on thc one hundred <loll..i-.s-lsaturday' um*

~in other words less insurance i_~:lH 1 __ bm ‘5 00 to “L00

- h -1 ,_ _ err ng pe Puig -on f.,§("”;1lst,f°‘§n¥ 2581;, §t“`"`lI<*1our, Roller Process per 196 lbs. S5

frigid m ` ` 'Y ° 8 C ` ‘ “' ‘ ““‘\c.,.i, pn- quiumi $4.00 to $5.00

' lOats per bus. 38 to -10

. Ti-in cn ii-TH “ <, .. 1’°*“*°°"’ P" ""9 2°

’ 0 OP THF MIM q` Oatenieal per cwt. $3.25

To illustrate the rapid growth of|B“tter per lb' (Creamery) 20

i-the mills at the present time they gigs' D°r“!\;;_" 6 ,use 4,000 pounds of wool per day-thu H: nervwn _Aon " to 'B produc‘.\lon averaging in valun $2,000,-} Y' V ~ 00 per day. Three hundrail hands iirc'B°°( per pound emp1oyed“, and there are fifteen tru-3L“m“ (per HL)

vellers on the road, covering (laniula oug$l“" v"‘“ from the Yuukon in (`-ape Breton. in g* 1°' par 0°' 1896 there were no profiw, the pre- o°:_"'_"r lui" scnt Company have cleared as much T.'_k° _"rm -' 12 HS 392.00000 in a yelir. In rei;'ii~<l tot ,m ey, "wr ') the iniicliinery with which the mills (’°es_° *mr 2") 10 are equipped one can hardly ii.-.:'.,-;iiie|D"°l`s (per R lg its ingenuity and labor i.aving qii..li-|(;"hickeus (pm `) 20 filies. Not ni single button is . in-\\' Eggs `scwi\- on the giiriiiciits by imnl. lf Pork 7* _that were done tmliiy it woiilii rc-V qliire twiiliundred extra li.\n-‘ls to sew the buttons or.. In '_-.art iii the-. modern mills everything is pluc-

tically done by nischiiir-ry. :ni they Hayls _ _think of ciirrying wool from min- part. of the buildings to nnutlicr '_' Noi. ,iii .

nfl. It is simply “blo\i'ii" froiii plural to place ns rnquirr-il. 'Ven yciii'sl a 0 it took ii man all div to wiislil

H = _ two hundred pounds of wool. 'l‘.nlay an niitinmitic innclilne will wash ‘

dry and pack four ilioiisiind N¢vel° ‘0 ReS‘0l'e *’°“““S P?" ““-”- ““‘_‘_ "“" Gray Hair to ifsNallll'al in-nn and ri boy cuii look :i.i`l<i the

ma-clilna. l;lereiii is ii snviii.; of i-ii.-b~_ color and Beanhya teen nieii's wages nl. in-_ and this sort- No matter howlong ithas been gray of thing practically ripples tu all thi- Drfaded. Promotesaluxuriantgrowth

diherent operations, , of lazalthy hair.lStops ite fa11in§oui.

Although the past. year has neon ii an P09 V¢_Y |'¢|'|\0V¢l Un' poor one for most biisiiiesses ilirough- d"|"° K@¢PS_h3lfS0ff 3"'-1 $10553” RC'

out (‘iina-du, .\‘taii[ii~.lil‘.»~ (und ilir- Au- §:'$°15:_l&;“t§)c“f“f§;' 2é;?";:3.a;;‘:°h ditors report; will show 'this Inter) ' 5 -3* ~ .. ° have sold fully ten per rent riioro ‘1ll\f50C- b0\u¢9¢Hf ||fl|Ul|l|-

than any ye-ar in their history unil,_ 5°°d§“,,f§’,;`h'§‘;,g;‘,‘l‘.c:`é1_`L"°§,Q,"§;’,:‘§‘f§‘“""

thc (`ompnny feel so iwviifidcnt. iii~ , the future that they intend to iulil` n,d?:,,y,,s,§:g,,r,l::,:h§:,:|:.°g':u'f|f$'§’f:! two more floors to their presenl mill uses. lteepsnkin niie_iiun mlv..25::__ druggiiiiih accommodation. This will meim 71.. '°“dz°’°' "°° b°°k Tm’ C°" 'A' "'°

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increase oi 6.1, 0 square oi e orc 1909 is ended time win im »-mpiiiyf.-ii ii i _ s at least 100 more hniids, with a pro-

fportionaie increase of proiliietion.

.l A l»’()INTl<}D STORY.

| Tbcri- is standing at the fnut of _ Logan Street in Truro a small wood- WHITE WEAR SAM"-

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- Our only lifne of soiled' undermnslins

I is to go at thirty-three and one-tbl.rd/ ' -1, _ discount. We huve arraii

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|n your hodny ‘yswm n "chad _cd on special tuhlcs fn ou_r aisles nll

_ f 'In' 'dm uf the unilcriiiusllns which we can

“wr by m|"°”' ° ‘° 3° rs -possibly tr-rm "soiled" This em- |" YW" b|°°d _th°5° °°'P“"c'°9 iliriiccs sonic very pretty styles in C0l’\¢\lf\\|Y "INUUB 7°' Y°U- mrscf covers, ilruwrirs, sl<lrts,chemis-

lf il.`i_s army is well fed and kept .i-.<_ and gowns which are but slightly

healthy :mil strong. by taking Hood s .soileil_ They nrc trimmed in novel Sarsapiu-i]_ln, it uill destroytheuncriiiiit- ‘and convciitional designs, with French

| nbleliorili- of gvriinoiiciiiics ilmi are .valencicnnes eniiiroidery, tu<~ke.rufllcs,

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