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iGREA

PARIS, Nov 27--Our friendship

with England is one of the

guarantgs of European peace nllglll ,,dAE,(,)£l,,°,:`c,1,“;§ge;,1,;‘,;l f,l,'“’,‘,"’l¥‘ll;lYAPg°“*" Jose h elnarch i1 k 1 ll. Ou g- urns 1, pf ’ B we now" mem Big Htock Company last evening in

er o the Chamber of D t . spealulng tonight at the egxntiagi 3:; (gigsiii Houee. féllnrlkottctown when.

T k ii an nov nna Karinina, Onan sig Iv) l;gsdinn;;ei,nD¢he American one of the strongelwt ntoms ,,,,me,,

,mum _ “ eputy sun- ny oouui Leo Toistoi. and recently

dramatiscd, was put on the boards.

Thi* l'l‘l0ll¢l9lllP is nevertheless The story is one of love intrigue young friendship, that between the unfaitlifulness, a woman's purity and United States and FMD” is older "‘0l"ll0I` l0V0. contrasting strongly "Ut H Blll8l°3 ¢l0\1fl ll” *Hel Passed with dark shadows af vice, death by over it. Our soldiels crossed the accident overtaking the chief sinner ocean to iight for your freedom Your and lending to n happy denouemen\;_ 10988 Ul'0BSell lllluk to help us to our TM tlligic was a. strong feature and liberty gave the leading lady, Miss Marlin

Adams, a splelllllfl opportunity to

T0 RABIEQ display her _ histrlonic talent. Her

' Wi-llllefllls' B§l0!'Il*"¢`>l “thot e- won1an,"~

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was E niagnadcunnt piece of iicting gang

eserve e appiguse recaiv `

S was ably supported by Miss Ha zel Stevensou,\Miss Julianne Talbot and Mllss Carrie .Glarlow 'in their re- Sllective pa/rts 'H Wilmot Young as

est week ._ _ ' ' two much Count Wrousky, the lover, Sam Ar-

erd were acting strange ;:her}`,.th,‘=,’nlur°d wth,” hr°th°r" L°“` once separated them ghadrizk ° BI§“,£"‘“"€, Slim- Jams, and confined them to vin, Arthgi J ,:IBck§;B :;‘l'l”éml;:,;

. . 0nemo;'h° tw; Zlashvini _and Ernest Kola as Matlva. mme all carried their parts through in ex-

cellent fogn; 1The whole drama was

s-sis. le ;.‘;°”.,..f.;f ..:i.°.i'..°°:.‘;1;°..§:“:.:§i‘ l°°t1 °llh°“5h it B lu “te The costumes were elegant and rich: Th’ Oth" Bnlmal dld not Between the acts a number of vaude-

it would suddenly ville stunts were given which sdded

lille” F186 pleasing variety. This evening the

was culled. but well-known story of Ishmael-or out

the case and of the Depths, by Mrs. E. D. E. N. U19 held l S0\l¢llW0l‘ll1. and recently drammtised to the De-|wil1 be put on. _ The well-known .pop-"

Provincial ,-ulnrity of this novel and the -assured the ease good acting by these talented artists

the will no doubt bring out another

owner large house.

.mc woivlAN onirrns ours Foivroun,

un. an "PoUGHK_icni>s1n, N. v., Nov. 21, who hand, _»7Mi§s Marion L. Covert, n cripple ,ned have wiiinierg ssiurdsy receive $150,006 the Fasten, left~‘her by Gerald 'I‘hurston,a Chica-

go ‘Mano manufacturer,~lls the re- sult‘of attention shown him more

than.twentfv‘years ago, when she was

\ sale everywhere nix years old. n

siieii-one yas.-.;..i...sz.sa A i

for price *el one*

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the Guardian lman ment 'has

j(wlekly)Dne% year. . ._-31.50 7

_ H80 thu iibdve two papers to eny.sd- ' o » . . 1 A

h 82 50 _ ‘ghd Guardian" to the reading alargsr circulation by thous-

magssine. _ pence sims ~ ~ `1 didi spflglds ell'

of the ' -

RS

LD ASSEMBLE

night by pouring acid into the letter- hoxes throughout the district includ- ing the Thread Needle Street stock exchange and the Lord Mayor’s offi- cial residence money letters were des- troyed aml much inconvenience was caused.

I BIG Gllliil

ELEVITOR BURHED

EDMONTON, Nov. 27-A large ele-

vator at Breliiner 14 miles east 01 here the property of Alberta Grain Co, was totally destroyed 'by fire car- ly this ._mo\‘ning. Over eleven thous- and bushels of grain were consumed.

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V A - :ru UNITED. srsrliis

1‘R()VID ENCE, Nov. 27.-Robert

Knight, the owner of more cotton niiilsetlx-an any other individual in the world, died at his home in Elmwood yesterday aged, 86. The manufactur- er was at the offices of B. R. & R. Knight here on Nov. 14. A severe 'cold dsvelopedfrom a wetting he rs- ceived fn a heavy rain and he had been ill since.

Mr. Knight was a native of Old

Warwick. When~he was eight years old be went to work. in a cotton mill and was connected with the lndustry either as operative, manager or own- er, 'until his death. With' his bro- ther, Beniamin B.~ Knight, he took

contrqko! many of the mills operated by Al W. Sprague, which failed for 25 00 (700 in 1873 Since his bro-

S . _. » ihsrlls death, 15 years ago, Robert

Knight came into control oi zz spin- ning. weaving and finishing establish- ments. The Knight mills are located in Providence, Woonsocket, Westerlv. Centerville, Arctic, Natick., Lippltt, Pontiac, Ri-vsrpoint, Glyde and Jack- son, R. 1:; Hebronville, Dodgevllle. Readville and Manchaug, Mass.-, and elsewhere. _ V '

Tlieimills' have more than 500,000 spindles, “12,000 looms and, 6.500 OD- eratives.- ~

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_ (Special to The Guardian.) ’

,_, _, , ` . The second game of football be- tween the S. D. C. and Locals of this city took place at the Victoria Park yesterday afternoon and was very evenly contested. Referee Cainer ron of the College called the game at 3.30. 'lhe Locals kicked ofl and fol- lowed up well. The ball was kept going from one end of the field to the other but the game was not marked by any snappy plays on elther` side and the first half ended 0-0. The second lial! was called after ten minu- tls rest and the Saints kicked oil. They followed the ball up and suc- ceeded in keeping it down in their opponcnt’s territory _for the next few

.up atithis stage of the game and rushed things to within `a 'few feet of the Baints' touch line but were unable to get it over. The college boys worked their ball.back gradually and made the Locals touch for safety. As it grew darker it became harder f r the players to sec the hall and solge open work followed in which the Col- lege team nearly succeeded in making a try, but were stopped by Bweeny the Local full back. The ball came back. to centre field, when Gay of the Locals forward line made 5 nice run passing to Mclnnis, who was tackled. It was then dribled to in touch.Here the play was drnggy and the Saints again worked the hall down to the' Locals' touch line and almost suc- ceeded in ob-taining a try. But the good work of the Liocals’ halves pre- vented them from scoring. The ball came back to the Local’s fifteen yards line. where it lingered until time was called thus the game ended in a draw no score being made. 'l‘he_reie`ree succeeded in handling the game satis- factorily to th`e players.

WILL HAVE LARGEST

STORE IN CANADA

MONTREAL, Nov. 27.--Plans for what is claimedhy its owners will be the largest store in Callldll. WGN given out this morning by Bcroggles, Limited. Their new establishment will cover eight acres of floor space, the site which cost $1,500,000, being located on the corner of Bleury and Bt. Catherine steeets. There-will be five miles of aisles in the building, which will be six stories in height. wprk._ on the building will be begun at once and will not stop night or day until the building is cnmplcted on Beptem-ber 1, 1913. Cafes, s theatre sndfp, roof garden. Wlll be lo- cated in the new building, which will cover an entire block

degrees sho

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will, 1.14

The sun

A

minutes ol- play. ~ The-'Locals-ilicked'~

mu 'GuIL1Y.;oF INTENT 0 , 1

uiiuiunn' I T0 D0 BODILY INJURY 0

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lies this inference. »

000 gold to Canada in two conslgn

PARIS, Nov. 27-M. Beguery, a sex

agenarlan and former procureur do la republique at Arles, whose wile had

revolver shots. Husband and wilc were very much attached, but her lul-

rendered to the police after be had ended his wifc's sufferings.

The sister of the wlfesnilved at the muon-house soon sim.. and exelulm ed, Beguery, you are 3, saint. I know what she suffered for n year and what you endured.

' Madame Begu0ry’s sufferings i had

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' l(_:rlLll:: lllB lllxlenlall l0ll`8i'l lol' premium p|c|_\“°e, size 18 X 24, 15 3 mQg\1 5 Cut

f . THE 'T¥::f‘-‘rule ETc` _lm “““_°“' ‘ picture, in gold and colors of His Majesty King George V ' mug i ' .

"““'“ " ‘C ' lnqulgslddlssissm "“’°”*" - - l -

(special to the Guardian) _ It is ii most lifelike likeness of the lung in unlforlt

l'l‘0R0N'l`0» N"-A t29"F°ll` gud °°l‘l ‘ lffnlus, EIU and one which is in every wsy worthy to( adorn ilie welll today followed by s rang win 9 and , ._.... of any home in th¢Empi,,e

Edu' “°"°h°°°"' t° mt 'uh mm 0"* “nl P” "°"° °°°l' l”°°"l°“ It is the work of Stone Ltd Toronto, and is slid by

d . A" mow 1” nmzd °°l,:',$“nv°°“:2 °“:::"n,::;°nf, this firm to be the best they have ever produced

j 'rue lowest temperature reeoi-ded 9° ’ °_ °' P t This premuim picture. Just to hand, will be given yesterday was thirty degrees above gilmgm Mmmum churn Wm” FREE with Club Subscription for the “Guardian” sn lero and the highest was thirty-hve , ...__ Hcnngdigu Countryman,"

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viwale sense. A

ldalmdnt Cum Dsndruil. l 'llinsrfs Llnimsst Ohrid Dsnilruli

to commit suicide. M. Beguery sur- '

ll°”ll‘°l ll" llllilllule to Emphqsizc tile Polntsf _ With alfial R¢=°°fd uf 248 * O if Verdict Brou ht in by Jury in the Clark Piibil sd

rising out of Balkan Situhtlcn. T0 Prevent. W T LaStH“'§,;£§ 32°" Fm" Shooting giluse ut Summerside Important

um <ff°»»u li inuuui _ u ml ii. n. flllm

(Canadian Press) . ___ »i~;qEw `;0R1I§' 61?' Y" Nm' 28'- (Special by Phono.) seemed to be laboring under d

oNDoN Nev zs»sir new Gm . ,if ,fsubmeved the? W1" °"°“ “E Dal' . ,,e,°y ",’;’§‘,"2, 0 atn,,§,‘;,§ "°"§, 1” suuusnslns, Nov. es.-'rue iirsliusion :ner Phillips wanted eo°iulf

(llr°Dl,salBtllIillnthe amb”s°'d°‘° Ml nhtfonel: on a bas" of equality Q1 an BOFlIA (glial/adlgslf-€‘lu:ec£lslneetln s 4 l’°fB°l1l¢llg yhave ~purchased xverxa MONTRldCAlIlladllIsl>Ilr Pl-gglnterviewed witness examined mi nmming in mm The mme” knew 01°” md ' rea r Fran ' ~ - - B 0 ' » - connection with the trial of Silas loaded un but di kn ,-mnnla' A,,'ma_,Hung;‘:}», afgfualéy ncPll'toblen;1s1 like Austro Servlan dit- peace delegates were held at Boghla-N '?oTv1“ypur§;';';%‘°§gy§,fl¥é ,,,(,7h°r1°l"t“‘ l1¢f° lvduv D- P0l=llllKsl' Bllyll f-lie! Clark, lor shooting Robert Phillips. was piiflining to illhrllilt: Ph‘;llviPtlh“Sll`: nnnnin nnnnmhln in one 0, the cami' wal; Y W be left until after the che.today- 3 Magmr Todd 47893 tual- at ‘our the I. C. R. at present is in the was Fidelle Gallant who was hauling heard a report then looked out of the isis to emphasize the points urisin 'i-il . _ , It ’° believed "‘“" the “°`t"“"“”‘°“° years old. 2.111 last 'neil 1.0s out ei "mst P'°sp°'°"° °°”dm°“ °' lt” °“‘“"°°d Wm’ Mr' P"““P° “l th” “"“‘l°“' ““‘l “W 'l’°°l’l° f“““l“g W" out of the Balkan war on which thi; Dowel; xnanl ohiect is to bring the considers. unless unforseen difficulties Mnlnyetta 236,. "Otter, bred by history. taking care of the greatest time the shooting occurred. ards Phillips' nallons already in agreement are un- the sth" ‘,’t°t1;’9er touch and have “rise that the armlstlce will be con- S_ w_ Mun' Boston' Mask Gow 8lll?ll_1llt Ol ire-_fllc ever handled. He said he saw Clark at bis own Then Clark came into the house dmtood to have the support or Gap mtmaeu dicgrun. ve body to settle the clu ed in two days, signed EY the Johnson Farm’ loaned T is is due to the general develop- fence aim. the gun and fire at Phil- and told her he had shoe Phillip; many France and Russia friction bgt es when they arise. The _BE (Canadian P.;-egg) 1908' mow” e,_ani(m_ Standard regw ment of the Maritime Provinces and lips. He saw Phillips stagger to the He said he was very sorry that he The idea is to endeavor to overt Greeks t Swieen knu gan" “"0 the I LGRADE, NOV- 23-It _ie 0l`li0lBl- tered. Mayor Todd was sired by “°t`t° any t°ml’°"‘“`l’ hmm in "Bl" “ml” and hu d°W”' had "h°l' hfm but °”lY mn” W nie disposition tn. ann, nm, two , to _ “P “ °"l H ll °°“'l‘l<=l‘¢d like- Y uuu°uu°=fl that the Seri/1u_us have Todd, 3382;, 214;, sire cl 12 in tn, llc. Malcolm Steele the peiieeuisnylio scare him sue did not inquire ss to "ann, of Downs form, t i _ Y Ulu @1182 the anxiety of the Bni- nceiptured the town or Derim in Alba. 2_10 lm inclnddng Bob D0ng1as’2_04}| ----_-a arrested Clark was next examined. Philllps condition She said Phillips

11.2 a r ple al kan league to bring the terms of ula 45 miles to the south-west of 'North rn M n 2 00; Go do T dd He testiiied that Clark had a loaded was always tormenting Clark. and he

llslce and 3 triple en ent . 0 8 .. - . F ll 0 . - . _ ta “mm Buch as cauused Gull; ngsoni _nance within Turkeys power of necep. Prlsrend. 2_0-1*-1 Iowa Todd’ LOU' \Ge0,_ge sliétguu inelghe houls1TBatuthewt1l;iierl;e ling; aE:[lit<;di gil'-n regesswr which was

Which elisted earlv time week Si n anc.e' (Canadian P ' '_‘______-*__ Todd’ 2'07¥' Todd Mac' 1073" Al ducedallliasllourt I-lid saig ‘that hepar- to til; Attorney Genegal cglmtllillslesutllr It is expected time the ambassadors LONDON Nov- zs film' Stanley' MM’ etc' » rested clerk. and tools 'sim to ian :ect but received no answer

wlll be able to agree on n principle on statement ll Sir Fd-_ (Igor-ding to H tlvlayor Todd is n ham-Home bmw" Mrs. Clark, wife ol the pi-lsoher The Attorney General produced this such matterl as the future of Albania British Forell n Mini l:ar~ wry the :nn _fun “as “named tthls :ewan on was the next to testify. She said letter in court. He also testiileil the disposition of the islands of the of Commons gsaid (§r¢;lt"hrtitl;iH0“le` ` *\v¢frl!.ei(i, llsonmile tllrlm2 ldallastmilalfhtilill that Robe" Phlmps had not got that dark had been and no 'md MEGBH Bel and the opening or C103. in nn way a .part to th R _"_M B 1 08 It is believed ` ny his former along well with Clark for some time. costs in Police Court and has never

of li D ~ ' .Y “ . "°"° °` ' ' _ At o e time clerk esise some with unid the one He ues.-a that Robert

e Ilolvergtlllgellfznsred to reeeg- ll§e(l>].;?ilse:igril.e;nf:§, wl;'°h R““°l“ l‘;“l’,‘;§3T§;l,f ,;";l,,';°‘;l;°b‘; ___ his illee bleeding as the result of e lfhiiiips had e, warrant ¢o"s‘mR`nan ~ ' ""'

nite the Albanian in.iene...1.,..¢,, and B, M n _ D” °“° °' “°““' __ an excellent stock |,,,,,,,_ light with Phillips. clsrlr ned been on that seeount end said he wsu

°"g°_ ° _._._..__.__i. .Canadian P,-,nn lwllus queer for ubout s yesr- Hu (C°ufll1"°¢l 011 Pllsu ¢lll’°°)

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slums s fnisnnsiiir Y0U"6'ADAMS soNso.§"““.?;".““2‘§5’ii.1. ...........' “ ` '3l`$`s‘$1'0..ll§’i'§’T.”.” di' .$331. ‘i§‘.§'.f"'°‘.5.'.‘.§ clll-Enollmlls SEVERE mwlil ruilirriiiss

"_' sunrageiiee"somn{itte.i letter poi ont- I l by Ritchie on s foul in the ian.

rages in the centre of the city to- _ r°““d~

lon The vote was Grompers, 11-

- _' _ ' 't rumors associating his name *with

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in i M.oo n , n ii ”ll°°“=

» AT HER OWN REQUEST' E551? S rgflalegtedrsnnuhlllylrzinzla 0189;? I l‘“"'° ll°"‘“` dl°°“°5¢d th” ‘l“”'

___ All other officers were re-elected. U0" ln tm’ “mst °‘“`5°"i' ‘"7 'ml

seattle was enossu ss the 1913 the Premier or any mvlmlur 01 *ll meeting place. government either helore or after the win. D. Heywood snd J. M. Barnes; elections, sud in mv Opinion no Isl'

Bllllefuil ll`°m U10 “EOM” °l all l“°“l" elpkn W 3 C111” had ,-0c,_~,m-selviees that any indlvldunl could ren “hh malady' 51°ld°d to her °“`r°p°a` ltovliiowao lllonlpeils had Big Bill put der a political party shoull consti ted r°"l“°’l's' “ld killed her with thr” out. lie had struck. Barnes in the tute n valid claim for such a pool

meeting. tl n

n R MANILA Nov 28-Molly' lives

. . _ were lost durin a severe

clsilnliul ciisscen ,,,T,‘,‘,§,S;~,,,¢,““';’,‘;,f; “";;§; ;f;,;i;,°“,‘, ........ .......... 5...... .........."""°°"

honor of Scotlaud's Patron Salnt, mens” danlng" t° l”°l’°"tY

--__ was as usual a baplly and pleasing The ;t€llm»I lflllgll W;l8sV¢l`Y “£32

ND N _ ' -‘ event. There was n lar e attendance "D959 le 50" 5 ° 0313?.

mlilllzs hive; giihn plgcell lrlahloilllllxtltllz and the “Ul`lthers a’ as §leel's the las- ::;lhN0rtl1 Pallay- lea-Vin!! full* lll lf-B with the gensatio n sies” thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Milne. Dundee, sexlelarllllllltilheslhlis liars: The tables, under the supervision of The town of Taelcblm the ebpltsl ing identified Chmqes warner' 8 Cam TUB LIMHBB' Ald Ol _lille P. E. Inland of lJeYte Was Pl'3°tlcallY (I¢l’\.l'0].¢l1 adinn' as being c°nce,.,,ed_ Hospital, were _plcntdfully and daint- Two stealners were recked in Ta-

Warner. who completes a short “Y summed wxth ani “canarias 1°: cloban Hmbor How mm” Pawn'

term of imprisonment in Maidstone the dilectatlon of the inner msn, the were killed by falling houses, lying ian' Wm be taken to Dundee and menu, _lnclnding the haggin., great debris and by drowning ls not known charged with the emma .chieftain o the puddin race and the but the loss of we is reported to

_ usual accessories to a good, honest have been great

dinner. Alter the tables were clear ---- _'_

ed tge iailiovéixiig p(l§:)g1raémmet:aeK§ei;L WHOLE, l4'A’M;IiY Wig); .. JAX dere 1 e ng, ave e n QE L

CANADA- on'n'luNa_,aou>. _.,,~-lxeddfew by D- F- Bellluuss Sous. -1 " L Ep _ FBQM UNITED HTATEH P. Hooper; “The day an' a’ wha hon- TORONTO Nov 27-It ll n rough

` our it," Rev. T. F. Fullerton; Scots family that resides in G Wtfliliilqm

NEW y0R;{_ N°v_ 27__.g0|d ship. Wh; hae; ,The President of the United place, and Max and Mrs Detoilcild

ylellts amounting to $400,000 to States; Hun. Consul Frost; The Stair their two grown-up sons appeared in Canada and Barn Francisco through Slmllglull BBUHHFJ 'l`ll_e City Of Cher- the police court this morning charzed the local sub-treasury and direct, lulfetown, His Worship Mayor Lyons; “ugh digerderllness After a police- shipments of currency to .nterior 30115. MISS H9-Ml Bifumllufi OUP PM' man had told about ii., Mrs Dtrosie banks tended to stiden the money llmllellfllfy Inetllilllilulls. H011-,PNP said her husband was not able gg me-lllet xilln to-day. milsr Mathiesou; 'Ihc land o the work nnd ,nn Worked to kann mm The opening rate was 9 per cent. Heatllef. 5011189 Mclsaaci I-'°¢ll L0' The disturbances in the house were as against yesterday's closing at 3 molldi The l-'>1lll¢9. T- Edgar Slmwi caused by the boys coming home Per °l5ll~ The rate fllell fell to 8, Gl‘Sel1 grow the rushes 0; Auld LMS drunk The Magistrate lined the par- bnt nneeduy went bank to g, gimp. Sync, pipe selection. After the toast mtg $1 ,md costs 0,. 10 days “cn ing house banks have lost fully 88,- lll'¢‘“'9/§ ‘ll5l’0“d °l» d”,“°l“l-¢ was °“' and gave them time to pay The 500.000 to the sub!-treasury on the l°Y°‘l “ll the We ‘“““ l‘°“"“ “y°”t boy william was sent to tue central W0Bl'¥.'B l'DOV°IIl0llt- Tllli llflllll mal’ the twal ° prison for three months and the oth

oilset in part by receipts from the in- er one to Jail for 30 days.

tcrior, but nothing in the known ._;_____.._..._

movement of cash for the week justl-

, , SIR HUGH GRAHAM

Private wire tclegrams to J. LABOR DF“LEGAI?Sh§ THFIR FISTB DENIES RUMOR

M. Robinson & Son says: The. ‘ ---

Bank of Montreal is shipping $1,000,-' ROCHESTER Nov 2,, _Samuel MON'l(‘1R\£AL hNov 28-I nrnidinz

- ' ‘ ‘ now an never nve been a sand A

ments or $500,000 wh. one wflsy ff,‘;'“";f,‘;fer§’::n "‘;§},‘;,°,*;t°‘l,olf\'°,'§}“fJ‘;°b,§>,f for tn.. High ouinniisriouershlp Mid tllu 0¢l1°l‘ Ffldly. and New Yorkumt evening ddeaung Max Hayes 0, Canada lu London, or any other Gov report time has been $250000 wld th Im ,mn 1 T 0 ,nncal nm ernment vesicles, sir Hugh orslmn cgin Wltllllrllwu lOl' Slllllment to Can-‘ 0 0 0"" 5:17 an stated this morning in reply to the a a.

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Th' l°"°'t '°°°"°°‘l “T110 lswllll hlevflus Ol ills Q“l\'f' This club oder is open for a limited time only and ll

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‘nova ‘nn “_ nm n_ ,»,_,0n,, nd nn.,_ Wann' Mn An,n,n_ nn- nge of lt, renewal notices have bee i in to all so

wedneldny nec. ith st 2 s'e_lock, tions that expire before January ist, 1913

,,_'_'1,;,!~,;;;,~g;,,,\_~°,,;,;,_»ff°;,-_\,,;=~;_;°l»= ug Present Subscribers L, 0, »|,_ mm, omg on 9,,m3:7, Whose subscriptions are mid in advance, for one

Inav. toiu_se 1 e'e\ee\r. num en. i an secure the “Canadian Countryman,” and Piiumimi members ofsister lodges eordnsii, in- ‘V Plunge an receipt of 59s,

s ,L _ , , ', Address all uewmd renewal, subscriptions to l`l'le ,u‘9“'”': _mo mm°Yf"""'m° ,Mm 0, mi , Charlottetown, by registered letter or il-can

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nl. nine Stenosgtplier. _A. I__lllnhl‘_;:Lrl_, K ' _ giggiqgggqwn,

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