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was Larsen ifsws naar or am,-.

so _ .. _ - "rl-it cnanwrrarowu eusnnrau

p Oster s

Cold Cure `

somethin that will e ryour cold? in a V day anglprnight. ` __ §)ii_lf_'_l'&X_8tive cold cure

W(i}'1,¢P O11 9- MW princi- ple-"» drives the cold out of the ‘ system-doesn't mi-:rely-_ smother it tem. porarily to have it reap- pear a day or soiater, It does not cause ringing in the 5 e_ar_s', for it contains no quinlne. It simply re- lieves your system and leavesgyou feeling right. . Weimoiildlnt afford to risls'/dIiff'~i‘ép1itation by re- commending the wrong thing.

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nrauaprrarnnrnpuarurypraps an-".11

. _ 250 buys a, box

EQA. Foster

Central Drugstore

E umiyside

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AND THEY* ARE

.ylVn°dil|_§ lW§)§ll!£l lemons but we do good

WX? “H vleue vou~iusa ery the sraa

A. F. WEBSTER Ph°"° 'S' 134 KentSt __é__ "EVERY LOVER LQVES A

LOVER AND EVERY WOMAN

' LOVES A BARGAIN

~fi~ 1., ¥

, /

Hilfe is a short reviewer of Pa-

ton’s‘bf\rgains. Readon, than come on and prodiz. » - _ Hundreds of pairs of stockings and overstockings. Your choice not at 25 per cent., but at 25c. a pair.

Silks at 39c. and 49c,

Dress goods 65c. and 950. Flannelictte 24c. and 20c. for 16 and - Z0c.

50 bed quilts $1.35 value at $1.15,

$1.00 nnd $1.25 waist for 850.

Ladies' tailor made suits at $4.08.

Ladles"skirts $2.10. A rack full of ladies' skirts, half price.

All knit goods 25c oil the 31. Aviation caps 25c. ’ The biggest lot of ladies’ white`un- derwear EVER at great saving. ' Hundreds of corsets at half price. I- . Underwear at 25c. ,

Infants’ underwear at 15c. Short kimonas at 50c. worth $1.50. Long kimonas $5.00 and $3.75 for 52.50 and $3.75. All our winter coats and they are come beauties at half price. A lot oi rain proof coats at less than half price. Splendid line of print cottons and ginghams, your choice at 10c. Now ladies, these bargains for a few days selling and every one a plum. Patons. 3-5Mwfmti_

BORN _V #___,__

CANTWELL-In Charlottetown, Mar. 8, 1913, to W. E. and Mrs. Cantwell, a son. PIGOT-In Ghu.rlottei.0'.vn on Mar. 9th,°`1013, to J. L. and Mrs. Pigot a daughter. Congratulations. POWER-At Bear River. fn I-luv. Sith, 1918, to P. T. and Mrs. ‘.’ower, n daughter.

_ DIED

KELLY.-At" Auburn, P. E. I., on March '16th, '_ 1918. Angelena daugh- ter of John and Mrs. Kelly ered three days,

_ _ ,

.COLORADO WON"l‘ HAVE IT

~. i 1-*" -

DENVER, Col., Mar. 5.-The Colo-

rado, senate this afternoon killed the bill ,to per it boxing: contests under the super-vdiloh' of a state comniis-` slon.- ' 4

CANADA WEST

#The Guardian has au and other news and

letisiaetion 1 M ` ~ PHP!! 'for Prlniie Edludrld JOKE.

'Subscribers and others are asked

HOME SWEET

responsible for remittances” rwardgd 0t|10l'Wile than as shove. g_E`t|_

*The Guardian weleomeshslisble

news frompersons _throughout ‘elm Province. All lllch items sbolllii be Mailed to “The Guardian _ "News UGDt." Charlottetown, immediately after the events, etc, have transpir- Ud- Hilti.

i..

*Entertainment at Cherry Valley.A

lecture will be delivered by Rev. D. McLean in Cherry Valley Hall on next Wednesday Mar. 12 at ` 0p. m. in aid of the new Orange Hal sl, Millview. A basliet social in connec- tion. Ladies with baskets free. ‘~

°` , 3-10 M E 10i.

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Hlllll AHHIVALS

vers Hotel, Charlottetown, between

previous night.-

D. O'IPanlcy, Ht. 1’cter's .

C. Hayden, St. Peters

Mrs. Geo. R. Kyle, Bear River

M; B. McKinnon, Hampton

C. McDonald, Hamlpton

H. A. Love, Halifax »

0- Kaye, Montague

H. C. Sigsworth, Cardigan R. W. Patterson, New York.

lV. C. Sinnott, Morcll T. 1'. Cass and wife, North River lvirs. J. (.1. McDonald, York

J. Gillan, St. John

R M N il

. e c . Sl.. John

F. Large,`.l-Ialifax

Jas B. Newitt, Dundas. Ont. Jas. H. Myles, St. John, N. B.

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.00 Satllrdny night (after the ar-

previous nlghtz-

Samucl Rook, Toronto

John Spratt, Truro

John McLean, Montreal

J. Bouziam, Montreal (From.Saturday’s Evening Guardian) Miss Fannie Lowe, Murray Harbor

Mrs. Lowe, Murray River

in ) the Ilrevloizs nightz-

H. H. Cox, Morell J. L. Younker, Montague Jas. Polly, Truro

T. C. Fraser, Toronto

F. Yaina, Toronto

l-l‘. T. Spencer, Toronto J. A. Frilling, St. John

li‘. G. Carter, Halifax D. 0. Main, Toronto T. W. Budd. Halifax G. E. Mcrryfield, Toronto Jos. Gibson, Toronto W. E, Ashdown, Toronto

5 1 ‘Ac/\i:~1s'1~ Asourrn. '

LONDON, March 8-The National Union of Sililrage Societies a nou- militant. organization announce their campaign against the Asquith gov- emment. Thcy will support the labor party and be neutral as to the Un lonists.

___....._._1-_--

UEH! Hllw IIHILDHEN if

- HATE Elilllll Ull

oelieim °~s;.i; _oi rig." 1...: to cleanse their lillle clogged- _

` bowels.

Look back at your childhood days, Remember the physlc that ,mother in- sisted on-castor oil. cslomel. cather- rics. Howlyou hated* ehempnow yew fought against them. _Il 2 With, our children it's different. h _

day of harsh-pliysic is over. We d :E force the liver and 30 feet of bo _

them. We have no

affects. Mothers who

old form of physlc simply

what they do. The

revolt is well-foun d;.

stomachs and te er

by them

frstful,

to "mit b M _ -_T0 REBUILD BT. DUNSTAN’B.-

lstg;-gd L¢¢{e|._°;g Bl?" -AQ-large and representative meeting

, , "`_'_ ' and representative meeting yesterday I‘he following registered at thc lie- s(¢¢|~,|0<,n_

rival of the last train) and 10.00 the LONDOn, March 6-Society is de-

The following registered at the Vic- hi ki L,

toria Hotel, Charlottetown, between 8' 1:36 frf)m m as ng _ul M H

RACES.-'Phe races to have been

called oil last Saturday afternoon on the Hillsboro ice had to be cancelled Ovllng to ice conditions. - They will l>lf°\>°bl¥ some on today if e-auditions are favorable. -

_ I ,

of Bt. D'lnstan's congregation was held yesterday afternoon in Notre Demi’ Hill. His Worship Mayor Ly- OHB Presiding. The meeting w s call- ed to consider the ailairs of the con- ZFSRDJ-ien in view of the lose of their church home, the Cathedral. While the,~loss was deplored by all, the as- sembled congregation displayed a splendid spirit. Optimism was the keynote of every address and the de- cision unanimously arrived at was to go `rlght ahead and rebuild. While no definite plans were laid down the tons oi the meeting indicated clearly that in the very near future another St. Duustan's will arise which will in no particular be second to the one de- stroyed. A committee was appointed to canvass the congregation and this part ~of the work will be proceeded with at once, while the ashes are cooling preparatory to` laying the ucw foundation. That the committee will meet with a generous and gen'er- a r

l esnonse is assured by the splen- did spirit which pcrvaded the large

not so

;¢ne`;¢.oi»r~e:N»- '=i?.€>‘=""=’€f’=f-‘I

tcr values than any other store in the city. We are in direct touch with thatobncco world-buy all our sup Piles from the largest tobacco firms lu the Dominion-and keeping the "Hm0klfl_f! goods" in patent humi- dors thus insuring best possible con dition. When you want anything in really good cigars, cigarettes, tobac- cos~or pipes come here. The McKin- non, Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Hts. Mti.

:t'Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal

lowest prices. 9-23Mtf

5E.

-ii-M.

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ETHICS, LONDON THINKS.

c>v1.».o: 'iO> . ¢. 9

riving much cynical amusement from an incident connected with the recent 7 elopernent of the brother and heir of 8 a' well known peer with a very beau- 9

tiful Argentine girl.

It appears that the eloplng gentle- 1

man had for many years been devoted to a married lady of title, and after he had gone his deserted wife found

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\ .i ' i ..‘ I C, _ -like . _ V'

sruni. _ _ , THE £5” ,_ _ HN 'F

.__ f`." ,nf _ ‘_ ` _ It ' g ` . .` _ 4 “ . _ ', V l

"mi,;1I‘,?_»l”»&f::&;»t1n~ rr mrs to buy in tl\i»"ifri»viaee.` ' li 'z'_`,,`~ Aran- A»i>rovm¢¢‘ me “eellscnrwlsr |linlms`q¢l`a`*ri:s? '""' ` ' ‘W `i °"'° '°‘”°“°°--¢° t "'“°` |'¢,°,“" N”-.‘_ _ .. DIBCOIINT.-~Peopla» yfghinf 4,0 tion of Bt. Dllllltllfs Oath

lists; 1, , 3|, h ' ““ save money should _psygthelr e eetrie inode in all the Charlottetown chur-

alswlausrie i`lf¢F?,,__,,,,§:9,`~‘\-p"», Llggttébili today -sae receive the dis- ‘chop yesterday., - _

or -, "4 5,, ~ . s _ . -9- ~ . __ -i°‘_° " ___ llnvszmu /INJURY.-uns milieu

Mdlntyre; Ghsrlottetown, 'met ,with a painful accident while skating in the

Arena Bsmdsy afternoon. Trippingno r a dkercblel which had iallcn"5h“the ics she fell sprain- lng her f"ahkls.so severely that she was una'blg_to walk,home. A doctor was cal1ed`e.fter"she had been driven home and the injury treated. She will be obfgod to remain indoors for some days;._,‘(

:.:If you hafildfa cold try Rexall Cold

Tablets. They are~ manufactured by the Riexail Company for those who want a. simple and convenient remedy cold colds. There is no guess-work or mystic fol‘nt\`lla_ about them-the in-

gredients 820 Dlall1;l{'»Pl`inted on the label oi tho bex an with them comes a guarant`tlint if the tablets are

.¢‘.‘l`.- ‘ w_e say you get your

money h andsome llthogrnphed box 25c. , '-., McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great{'George and Kent Stn.

~ ~ __ Milf.

10 Edwdrd Mullin, Dunstallnagc ' r=o'rA'rons wnrrn Lose.

J. Vcssey, Little York ` Montgomery, '1‘raveller's Rest

rn. Clark, Summersidc eg. f!,o`mpton, St. Eleanors eter Brodie, Little York enj. lt. Mallett, Little York

' lex D. McFarlane, Fcrnwood

1_0~00 i'l9<i"l|"1f1Y night (Bfl1¢l‘_th0 Rf* ::Whcn it comes to cigars and to-

llval Of U10 lust f-mill) and' 10430 ill” bnccos we think we can oiler You bet-

G. Taylor, Summerside L. Arscnault, Urbanvilie

red Inman, Rosehill, Lot 16

l‘O'I‘ATOE»S DOKATA RED.

1 Peter Brodie, Little York

2 Denj. A. Mallett, Little York 3 Fulton Simpson, Belmont Lot lil 4 Thoa. Stanley, Wilmot

J. Vessey, Little Yorkl

6 Cephas Mallett, Union

7 Richard Clark, Summerslde

8 H. '_'\rsenault, Urbanville

9 RobtT Stavert, Wilmot v 10 Michael McKenna, Newton, Lot 10 _

POTATOES ROSE TYPE.

o_ “ i

1 Beflj. A. Mallett, Little York

The following registered at thc VERY LIMIT IN ELOPMENT 2

J. Vessey, Little York

Archie Vessey, Little York

1-ichlirman, New Annan

M. Ramsay, Hamilton

Montgomery, Traveller's Rest

Ccphas 1\‘lnllett,_ Union Arscuc Gallant, lVl.lscouche Edward Mullen, Dunstailnage 10 Alex. Anderson, Bedeque

POTATOES GREEN MOUNTAIN.

1 Reg, Compton, St. Elsanors I 2 Beni. A. Mallett, Little York

.1 Vessey, Little York

h t _

10.00 -saturday night (alter._ths~_ ar- ,f’y“t,;“§af,§‘;°” t° "ak “° "ms 5°” r al of tho last train and 10.00 . . . ‘

This is considered the limit in cl-

opement ethics.

Another odd feature of the affair is

that the beautiful Argentine girl ex- cused her running sway, not on the ground of irresistable attachment toa. man who is more than fifty years old but because she "wanted to get on in society.

She will scarcely do that for th:-_

man’s wife .hns no intention of di- vorcing him.

KAISER T0 SAIL ON

l.INEl'i'S FIRST TRIP.

I3l<lIlLIN, March 5-The Kaiser has

notified Hcrr Llnlliu, chairman of the Hamburg-American line. that he is desirous, if arrangements permit, of taking pnrt in thc trial trip of the Imperator, lu May, which may cx- tend to the Mediterranean.

TIIIEF WRECKS AUTO;

TIES UP CAR LINE.

HOLYOKE, March 5--After stealing

a touring car, nu unidentified man lostcontrol of it, smashed into n pole and tied up service on a Holy- oke street ruilway company line two hours. The thief escaped.

SERVANTS RESCUE

DR. W. SEWAIRD WEBB.

NEW YORK, March 5-»Dr. W. Sew-

er, who has been ill for some time,

STEWART TO DIRECT

SAN FRANCISCO March 5-Geo.

W. Stewart, for ten years a member

Stewart was director of music at the

SUMMEHSIDE PRIZE UST

4 Jos. LeClaire, Urbanville

6 Pctnr Brodie, Little York 7 Wm. Clark, Bummerside

mcrsidc

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_ Saturday issue.

Eggs ~ 'l‘urnlps .

Potatoes

Pork Beef

Dressed bsel

Chicken Turkeys

Geese i-*owl Ducks

Oats (White) Oats (Black) Hay (loose) Hay, pressed

Straw

Buckwheat

Wheat -'alta Hide!

Callskils

Butter .

STRENGTH

“Ni Wehlb l`"l1"““d 'Wm and m“"""l° \Vitllout Ovoi'loudiug'l`lmStomach.

tal. vigor for thé day.

pcct to accomplish the Work hand. i . .

esting it. '

I-le writes : r

ments ' ' '

nervous man, I. decided to give

B L. A. Arsenault, Urbanville 9 St. l"utrick's Fox Farm, Sum-

10 Hugh Campbell, Freetown.

BUHMEBBIDE MARKETS

'SS

$9 oo

3 . _ 4 J01m.H., I-I_all,.T.ra'vel.ler’s Rest. . 5 Jas. G. Ramsay, Hamilton

Corrected for ever! Wednesday and

18 18 20

8|t010l

61.07 lso10

1'] 22 15 12 16 38

$11 to $12

‘ $9 to S11

$4.50

I0 to ll 80 to Iv

11 ll

Il to Q4

was rescued by his servants when a Without Overloading the Stomach. fire in his Filth Avenue home threat- The busgncsg mlm, especially, needs ened to reach his apartment. food in the morning that will not

" °”“ " "" overload thc stomach, but give men-

_ PANAMA FAIR MUSIC' Much depends on the start a man

gets each day, as to how he may ex-

, on

of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, H0 egypt, be alert, with a heavy has been appointed musical director fl-|¢'d.mest-snd#pbtatoes breakfast re- for the Panama-Pacific exposition. quifing ii lot of vital energy in dig-

St: Louie eriweltioll. A western business man tried to

' find some food combination that

would not, _overload the stomach in the morning, but that would produce energy. '

CORN GARDEN. "For years I was unable to find a

breakfast food that had nutrition en-

1 Clinton Muttart, Bummerside ough to sustain a business man _ 2 Mrs- Thee- Merle. G- Bedmue without overloading ms stomach, ‘ 8 Thane Campbell. Bummmlde musing irrigation sua rinema su-

'V 5-5- U- PGN? Ml5°0\l°l1° . _ ."Being a verybusy and also a very

_ -“U

_ dhovua nun ooMiuoN. breakfast altogether. out uiciniy~ 1

-r¢.u\.|fw¢o»-»" := gigé:

° 3'

‘ ` ' ' id d t 'try Graph-Nuts.

1 Robt. Howard, Oape Wolfe Whi,;5g;,led|ctil_;a_§lincrningH% hiavgrrieen a , _ ' ~ _ _ ' ‘_ ‘,' ii," `wi ou t tl¢,my

CLDVER ALSIKE. ‘ ggaxnkg and my nerves strong

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vemy time Your . _ .3-°-gi,”-,Hg °- 5°? "'°'““‘F ‘P°“}» _ Ltd.,-cu'u»wn_.. “om Ltd., ottawa... ..»1tQ._q°0_‘ _-hmdis `mttl¢ Yen “fmm*E? “N “‘°v°" \f“°C_ “*Y° av sliver rem, me., siimrr ~ " " ' » _ ~. »A».»miim Liam vm gg’ '.0 ‘““° ‘l °“ ’ ““‘““ t ~ measles ~. ' zwoee

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FIRE e e

stand the greatest test.

The destruction of the magniiicent St. Dunstan’s

Cathedral by iire must bring home to every property- holder _that notwithstanding the great' and noble work oi the _Fireman the only sure protection from loss is a lure Policy in-ai good strong Company. ` ’~

It must have been evident also to those who wit-

nessed this great fire, when millions of sparks poutetl i into the adjacent wooden Blocks that if the fire had oc- ` curred during the dry season of July _ or ‘A `

August the possibilities were that a general coniiagation ffwould have swept the city. This must surely bei suffi- cient proof ofthe advisability of carrying _Insurance ,in Companies of undoubtedly iinancial standing that can

We represent nine of the strongest hire Companies

in the worlcl, with assets of over Four Hundred Million Dollars. _ _ ....

Better Insure you today, tomorrow may t_QQ_

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IHYNDMAN ®. C0, LTD.

Telephone No. 67 61 Queen Street,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

.. ;~_-

_ .` '»...`: -sez 91- 4 fit.” _ Pig

. Jaev

-4.

f -. m'_ B--.-4._

Island: 1 Ilo’seu\ouut Live Stock

`Co., Alherton...

3 Tryou Mink & Fur Co. 3 Hillsboro Fox lireeding

Association, Ch'town...

4 Pioneer Fox Farming Co.,

Ellcrsllc... ...

5 Long River Fox Rnncl1&

Farm Land Co., Long River...

6 Black Foxes, Ltd., Cliar-_

lottetown... . . . ...

7 Dominion Fox Breeding

Co., Murray Harbor. _

8.The Eureka Fox Co., Ltd. 9The Park Farm Co., Ltd.,

Summerside...

10 The Bedeque Live Stock

Co., Summerside...

11 The Tuplin C0., Ltd... 12 The French River Farm-

ing Co., Ltd., French River...

13 The Geo. E. Brown Farm-

ing Co., Ltd...

14 Maritime Black & Silver V Fox Co., Ltd... ... 15 The _Progressive Fox

" Breedin Also Ltd

K ~,

16 The Silver Fo! Ralithing

Co., Ltd., Albertom,»,__;

17 The Riverside Farming . Co., Ltd., River-slde_,._... is The silver 'rip nlsckjfox

Co., Ltd., A\berto'n...L..

19 The _Bummerside & Kin-

slngton Fox Breeding

_ Co., Summerside... 20 The Eldorado Fox Go.,

Ltd., Ch'town... ..,

21 The Spring Park Black

Fox Co., Ltd... ..`.

22 The Peerless Black & .Stl-

ver Fox Co., Ltd.. Blllllmerside... ..

28 The Mount Edward .lolnt

usenet oo., 1.m.‘, Chg, riottetown...

_24 The Soil River Black Fox - Ce., Ltd., Cb’town;.i 35 Chas. Dalton Silver Black

- Ok 00-. Ltd. Char

ues énmmsrsidc lm rssuln aheveisiteri A new one 39 Q " ‘ ‘ .

¢__ _ _ . . respect Fox Fur-"O01:

'*°“"'°“'.f.'.*‘s..:°.';.°° .°.i'.‘.‘:.‘:'...t'.°.'.:i‘.':.:.‘:.'i°:‘:.i'::.:.':.'t'“-. ' Ie- -

9 n»g.~0omvten.l_ - g 5 _ - . . __ , _ so mana smxesuvéi re;

1-‘ox coMrAN1Es` REGISTERED.

The following is a list of silver

black fox compo.ules,. registered hcrc ond elsewhere, doing business in thc

10,000 3,000

50,000

4,700

4 ,500

20,000

20,000 30,000

_ _#590

25,000 4,560

20,000

50 ,000

40,000.

60,000 350,000 50,000

z"s`,000

20,000

50,000

90,000

20,000

70 ,000

s0,000

` Co., Ltdi, (7h'town... 31 The Montague Black Fox

Co., Ltd., Montague...

32 The Imperial Silver Black

Fox Co., Ltd., Char- lottetown...

33 The Mnlpeque Silver Black

Fox Co., Ltd., Hamilton

34 The Mt. Carmel Fox Ranch

Co., Ltd., Summerside.

05 The Murray Harbor Black

& Silver Fox .Reaching Co., Murray Harhor.....

36 The Victoria Farm Silver

_ Black 'Fox Go., Ltd.,

Ch'town...

37 The' P.` E. I. Fox Ex- _ __ehnnge _& Realty Co., ,7<`l7,_I»i_»d`.`._ .S_llmmerside.'.. Hlbl-_The Tlgnish’ Silver Black

",'.\ B‘ox_Co., ‘Ltll.,' Tignisb

3£lf."_l’he Ritéirnbnd Bay Black -`;_f»`n.Fox_ o`.,`I1td...',`.. 40,-"°*i’..=~ Gcorge's Silver Black /§,§§'~1l~oi 7 ocf, = 1.m.', sum- nf.,mel‘side..;:... 41i_"*§‘he ‘.§amson Silver Black

~ Fox Co., Ltd., Char-

`-lottetown...

42 The Smith Silver Black

Fox Co., Ltd., Monta- gue..."

43 The Charlottetown Silver

Black Fox Co., Ltd., Clftown...

44 Barker's Black Foxes,

Ltd., Summerslde...

45 Park Island Black-Silver

Foxes, Ltd., B'Side .... ..

46 Tuplin .Silver Black Fox

Co., Ltd., Halifax...

47 Diamond Silver Black

Fox Co., Ltd., Central Bedeque... ...

1 120,000

90,000

150,000

40 ,000

45,000

50,000

'_ ’

ness men and club men betweeni=\£

and 55° years Qld are dying faster now than at any time in the history of the country, and that American employers could settle the saloon problem if they would combine and enforce temperance us automobile owners have enforced it for cbnuil- curs, were points emphasized by Dr. Frank B. Allard of the Boston Uui- versity School of Medicine lu his lecture on "Human Efficiency" at the

Evans Memorial Hall last night.

Through experience and study in

making-medical examinations for-»li.lc

Dr. Allard hasbecome a special

175,000 and accidental insurance companies

, ,I :RI Nu

physical econo ics d

in . Hc`iial_

100.000pnrt: ' `

“There are tenements in Boston

50.000 that are well known to bc-coutiuuul

ly breeding tuberculosis and pucuiuo-

120.000 ms. Il the susrsgcttes would .ex-

press thcir energy bygcleaniug ppt

30.000 ,Tuberculosis is much more a social

than a bacteriological problem; nm the curing of thelwcll, that is, the

50.000 prevention of diseas will be the

150,000

125,000

some filthy tenement districts of this

223,00 °if-Y they would accomplish more for

'the cause of equal suffrage than by

|100 demonstrations in Washington

great work of thc futurie. \

lille Source of 7

60,000 under, and so much of the_'s7d`o

’ disc-.me, ls directly traceajile

ovsrma coureuins . supslffm of as santa, ,

REGISTERED. action of the liver and _ _` _

most 'f-\;>le_l-ealile - "

'rue following is e list ci recently nexleeonf time 65. _"A t - registered companies to pursue the 'N10 <1- ~‘ “on,i-I1 .e _i oyster industry: . \\l°.Bl1¢ i-i1|=i",',.‘,. *Y-;‘,= _ The Mal ue 0 ster' Co. ‘ 10"” “° ' ` 2 3 ,gg

me y . 1 ‘g -._. . ._

me., oipwwn... _.ls z0,o00|::. ;. ,_'_-_;.;.ivJ

'I'he Enterprise Malpeque Oys

ter `Co., Ltd....

The Malpeque & Curtain Is-

, land Cup Oyster Co.,

Ltd., Malpeque... McNutt Malpeque Oyster

` - ' ~ . \. ., Windsor, Ont. Read the ` `i 1 "" """t "T'-""l."' ' ________.....-S-» , im mum,.unisn , . t “lg Q _, Rb _ ,_ .as New norden amen-era l _ . ~

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40,000

20,000, 50,0007

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' '»' Kidney-mv % Ns many years, and have a-

feasfd them satisfactory as

constipation and derange-

1 " e oz me uve- see xpmsys. rn: o their work in,a quiet way eve

time-no griping-no sickness b

:,000 sus num *A me we nr. chase. ointment U

, wang. e-'Iles Boston busi-. shall not use others-~‘ _. ,

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'\,,,_. . .. nHNG OFF. ur famil7 |01’ I

~ ‘ `_’I_`;"', lion; as we can get' these UNSW#

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600,000 t