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`sult of Southwest Toronto Provincial election as 'a 'letigle ' great Liberal victory. To a`certain extent it is a vic-vices tory, as a Conservative supporter of the Hearst Pro- ‘td réb hibition Government has been replaced by a Liberal I kin anti-prohibition member. But we do not think the eioind Liberals, especially the Liberal prohibitionists and the

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Liberal prohibition press, nor the Liberal progressive

_ _ f'ri`-iun_eoAv, Auoorr 24, ian. _ f" S58,

in cinniniiiii ciifiin* lm-°st-~»f'°~ “iiiiii nv nn. mi .|_ vm on f-- I

--Y _ _ see _ _ 1 F°riili¢tle_'c\i`sr= fam as rtofthe

We T e f- ~ scnunisniiiiinnf ‘VOTE STANDING

Emllilis. his been engaged in a life and death

le. 2 struggle which meant literally the life or . ~ - of the Em _re __ d .h _ I Ca _ _ The following paper on “School Sanitation” was read

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Record ot votes east un _to ncon__ Vlfednesdgy

P - ’ n wit it ° "ada In the by Dr Ira J ‘Yeo before the Rural Life Conference ' ' the “ext change Wm be made' "sam*dhysi~@“d

e we hav’ 5°°'m°°d ‘h°“S““d5 °f “V” ‘md 'l‘ll‘ accediii o the re A uest for a a er on “School Sanita il will

include all votes clst_up,

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f dollars; we have made these sacrifices vclwl- tion," I have done so with the convictionihat it mustmeces- noon . T . - '

foundations for a cleaner Canada. _

'organizations recognize Mr. Dewart’s return in the .

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light of a victory or anything to crow over. Neither the Globe, Toronto's morning Liberal organ, nor the isa se Star, Toronto’s Liberal evening organ, supported Mr. ily; ho Dewart's candidature, so it naturally follows that his water victory means their defeat. Does the Patriot disown ada is the Toronto Globe and the Toronto Star as exponents doubt of Toronto Liberalisni? If it does not, then it must of Ca needs take in its rooster, and apologize to its Liberal varied readers for allowing him to crow uiirlecessarily and two y unwarrantedly. On the other hand, of course, if our ant g contemporary still persists in its “victory,"_it must bali readil the Globe and Star as exponents ot' Liberal principles, pau

Not only the Toronto Liberal Press. but Toronto_’s B

leading Liberal organization has been turned down by d

Mr. Dewart’s return. The Toronto Forward Club, an “str

organization existing for the interpretation and furth- erance of Liberal principles, issued a manifesto ex- _guarfi plainiug why it could not take part in the election, and Spec"

lest our_coiitcniporar_v has failed to see a copy We refer' have pleasure in reproducing the explanation: mg”

“\Ve should have taken an active part in the support be fo

of any Liberal candidate who would have accepted

the chief planks in the platform of the Provincial Lib- meic

Executive of the Forward Club. _good

“lt is with deep regret, "therefore, that we find the mite

Liberals who are running do not accept the policies

thathave been, and we hope will continue to be, the we h

outstanding features of the Liberal platform. _ G _

“Mrl Dewart is not a prohibitionist. He reserves gilt’ to himself the right to use his own judgment on_the- :N13

wmpemnce question in Case of emergency and SmCe‘ ul whasucceeded even beyond their own most sangu-'i ventilation exists. ii- is admitted in summer by screenless_§1li'rrio. 1611-s-24m1i.

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th t ‘ mer enc ’ ma come much sooner than some fm _ _ __

a C g y y opcsi witness the slanders in connection with the Windows ol open d0orS In Winter the necessary lntercllangc .» e... eiwih'-`#' l"" ’ _

persons think possible, it was the duty of Mr. Dewart "le h to give the electors a frank statement of what his "wk stand would be in that emergency. That frank state- 0”' ment he did not and willnot make. ~ _ °_bSC_ "Mr. I/Valdron, the other independent Liberal can- mul'

didate, states clearly that he is opposed to prohibition “me

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and for his frank statement deserves some praise. ». . W e _

“Mr. Dewart, on the other hand. endeavors to side- _

track the issue by references to other is_sues whichi and though important are entirely overshadowed by the Pom temperance question in this contest. ` _hun

“The Executive of the Canada Forward Club, there- 513,,

fore, desires to go on record as opposing the candid- time atures of l\lr. Dewart and Mr. .\/Valdron, and calls must upon its'nicnibers and the Liberals of the riding of way South-West Toronto to exercise their franchise on tion Monday next, with a larger vision than the success of Stan

a single Liberal candidate whose candidature ignores its possible far~reaciling. and disastrous CffCCf On lhe )x( Liberal party generally." `

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Thus we have the Toronto Liberal Press and the \ .

Toronto Liberal progressives united in-their refusal to ' support Mr. Dewart’s candidature,-and yet the Pat- '

riot claims his return as a “great Liberal victory”l_ _han _ It was a liquor victory pure and simple, _and the _hon Patriot in crowing over it aligns itself alongside the 3 }, liquor interest, and in opposition to its Liberal contem-- tion p_ora_i;ie`s on the spot. . ` goo

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IJEUTENANTS FOR UVERSEAS' ho"

It is officially announced that the Militia Depart- wh

ment has completed arrangements for 300 additional Api supernumerary lieutenants to be sent to England on een -active service. The numbers have been alloted to the tui- various military districts on the total enlistments from .the each district, and otncers commanding the various, 5|; districts h'ave~instructions to recommend men for' the ta;-i

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_ The number of lieutenaiits allotcd to the Maritime pee

tarilyi preferring death to the other alternative that sarili be ofivcry sketchy character. ' T I 4 - ' _ ` _ _ ‘ faced us-domination `b German militarism. For ‘TVIHIB aeticall nothin new can ‘be presented, the re-

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months the prospect was dark, there was no end Petltlml -Uf 3°UePt9d; Saml3a1'Y_ truths 15 helpful' The avfrige _ ht to the 5,,c,;5¢e_ _ The amy sham qhhope was health of-'a-community, as evidenced by the _death-ri_ite, is ei F- . -~ ‘ ‘ f A - - ~ €» - . ` resultantof man factors of which the general sanitary _con-_ - Bm" """‘~"g "°l""”"-“"’°“ ‘° “'"‘ °“‘ “‘ anion is oi. f inli' 'ri ai resistance ine effects of mental and ver cost or whatever sacrifice. b d-I - ` 9' wi u 1 ‘ f '~d " cc,`1"ati¢na1d" _

And now welare ‘ ` 0 l y excesses! ihe prev? enlie 9 .epl elmcs’ 0 p - tif Ml

_ d __ b°8_“""“g f° 100k towards the eases and fatalities, relative individual ignorance and pove y _ It is only namm that the Patriot should han the __e__.__en o the stfugsloito seethe end of _the sacrifice and are other factors which are_accentuated_ or _lessened by an ob- _

l_>f¢P<'=lf"1g for |ieace,_pre"paring to rebuild our Servance of the laws of hygiene and sanitation. s _ _ on the foundation laid by the war, and its sacri~ _ In considering the sanitation of the schools of our pro- ` Ml

This is io be th, work of the ;},,med,a,e future vince, _iltfis with the hotpc that a wzdespreiid _interpstdmay hte E _

u;|d'¢|., 5 _ Ou - . arouse in a question o vas unp_or ance. is in ee a ma -_ g int0,,;r;',;; with; 5?£f_ad_'_'_'d1_'_stry__e;f ter of education along sanitary hues, _and to no better hands

ustries ; our commercial leaders are casgiin; ibout glfintlllt belfgmnslltled ig? tgfthissnaf ghiiiigdigngirigigg 83,11: l

fo_r new markets; our social reformers are laying m\mi1(;)il;§_ an mon 8 S P p f0l|, Kéllilllgldll, Mdllfigué, G¢0l'g¢t0Wll Bhd

g The school--is the home of the children of our province for

- , _ _ _ a largepart of their early life. Hence it is important that in

sie' Emi mcumgtagcei the b"'ld"‘g °f 3 "f“‘°"- all its features it should conduee to their physical, mental and

"5 “_S'"°5s an S °“ d b‘_’aPP’°a°h°d Se""_’"5° moral welfare. Though increased interest has been awakened M

“_;"‘f;‘;h_?°;‘_’_;‘:_ Wlflfn "°b“'ld"_}§_°“ f°U_;1d3g°"S in educational matters with consequent iip_p_i_oven;¢_aiit_ in selgool- ‘

° W' ° 0 IIS S0115 isis w at an- buildings and surroundings' yet none wi eny ia muc re-_ - -

at present preparing to do. There' can be no mains to be done to raise oiir rural schools to the standarcl to] Ml” 'l' Reward’ Tligmh ' """42’563 that, commefcialiy and ;,,d,,5¢,;a||y_ the .futum which they should attain. Sclioiol-houses must be modernizcdl

nada is assured. The' rapidity with h'~h 't 'and playground Slfaces improve ' . .

interests adapted themselves to the Stoxnltvhili Thc‘1ntroduetioii of _school-gardens has iiicreased iii both ears ago broke out of ___ C1. V ___ E parent and pupil the sp1r1t_of_iniprovcme11t in the _external sur-

‘_ _ ea' “ Y 3 "ds at_’"“d' roundings of the school. This interest can be utilized in bet-

"°"“d f°f *he h°P¢ that lhsse 1"l¢feSfS will HSlter1ng many conditions. Many school-grounds are»to‘o small; y_ adjust themselves_to'the next change, when are not well-graded; are often not sutheiently distant from is restored. __ _ _ stagnant water and nuisance areas; are enclosed by rickety, ___ _here are h_g___e__ C0__S_de_a__O__S than the ____ ill-kept fences; are devoid of shrub and treeornamentation; . _ __ _ _ _ are defaéed by weeds when by proper supervision a well-lawn- 'a a"_ °°f“"f°"°"L`7"l’¢’°'9"fl'f’ Soul Of *he "M10" e_d` grassy surface would make them places of beauty. Re-_l considered, its moral and spiritual interests~to be moval of waste paper, refuse and lunch-scraps, attention to

ed if it is to become a living, abiding and self~re- outside closets with suitable disinfection and consequent pre- Ml” E ld R R N 2 ng force among the nations of the w0r1d_ The vention o_t` nesting places for flies would all tend to added saiii- Ml” ll_;¢"l §;m”d»M__"r;°'f‘l'l, 'Mm - °° --------------- tstruggle with all its sacrifices and heart~break- tary _emcleflcy ln the SCh00l 5\11_`l`0}1nd1ni‘§5- _ Ml” ul' eny’ ul S , """ "" ‘°'l5’4 has been camed on and Wm be carried on to tht Consideration of the school-building and the sanitary condi- Ev_¢ YH A\’l¢_ UH L Nm* I 88°----~ - » 55

end for the sake of the natiorfs' SWL TMS must not tions thereoff _ _ _ Miss Olive Fnzzcll, Cornwall ....... ._ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 14,133

_gotten while. buildin __ our i__d__S____ _ d The unsuitability of inany_so-called school-buildings is_re- Mrs, G. H. Myer|,Soutliport.'..... ............... ..ll,966 _ __ _ - g P 3 a"_ °°"_" cognized by all. Neither in size, situation, lighting, heating ‘al °_b_"°' We “mst leaf" f° 100k at fhmgs “1 nor ventilation do numerous school-houses attain to even mod-

eral party-prohibiggm, and Social ,ef0rm_~ Says the their relation t_0_fhe g€n¢l'8l 3006 father than t0 _the _erate requii‘emeiits_. _In their construction el_emental'y_hygienic

of the individual ;tl1e~self-seekers must be elim- demands as to sulhciency of air-space, ligliting and its proper d;~ misrgpreqsnioiion qi those who are doing direction in relation to the_ pupil, supply ot pure water, _seat- things must not be accepted as a qualification. These mg' 3l`¥"aUg‘~’m‘3nl5S wld 5aUlt31`.}’_2iPl7_0mtm9nl5S have _“Oli been 9

ave had in fu" measure during our times of peace recognized. Many ot these def1cicncies_cari be remedied. Most __

_ and they were not wanting even while Ou__/Emphe was _impolrtaiip oftthesed cpndititins are ventilation, lighting, water "W

ng for its existence' witness the bounding and ‘Supp y’ L OSB -S’ 3-D (msec eanmg' ~ new “l »'***“ “ S ° Ca““°i “ff°fd

_ ' _ _ _ The ventilation of the rural school has practically never it. we have tne- suit here that will

°’Se°“t'°" °_f th°5€ “’h° Wffe 00mg the” best lo. been provided for. Few, if any, allow' the necessary air-space m llimf

“P and °<l\“P 3" “my <l\1f1"8 the PHS* 'W0 y¢afS of 250 cubic feet per pupil. In most cases no modern system of °°”,l hu” 2° D" °°“t‘ 1°" than um

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el trade of Ontario; the slandcrs and scandals iii of fill' thrice Per' h0U_1' is Often unthollgllt Ofi and the 1`9511lt3nt own province, while the making of political capital Xlttlqted itn;_0tS}?he1`€ lil agiifllll and again lnllaled t0 the Physical

ured every other consideration; witness lhe pros- v§nI;irl1;i?0n0in §C£l;§llSS‘__I‘1d e §&;`an{)0ll?§i1mp0rlanci ofbpmger _ _, on of temperaiice and the baiting for antiiteniper- _strongly urged P 0 ul nga can_n0 e 00 I S“PP°"»‘“ the S°“th“’°5t T°"°“°° °l°°"°“ th” _‘ _ Again, attention is directed to the water supply. Undo- I

sirable and _unprotected frequently is the source of supply; un-

_ . _ i . . . f leanly the method of conve t th h 1- 't

,_ __ . ,_C ___ yanceo_escoo,unsan1ary

:_;_;“:;;afgsguggjixilfgfi; 326;; lig_(;tL,`,;1:__'_f_`_ the arrangement for individual needs in the use of the open _ _ _ _ _' _ pail and the common drinking cup, rendering extremely easy ICS' "WST 81W PlaC° f° 5fat¢S‘“a”Sh'Pf mem and the dissemination of iseasc. Here let us impress the necessity

CSU’ “ml ability t0 <10 things 1111151 take ills PIHFC Of for the reasonable _adoption of suitable sanitary measures.

der and abuse of those who are doing things. The _ In this connection how commonly neglected in our schools

has arrived when the business of nat_i_on building 15 “Y_l15l_;‘ba5lny_(;0&Vf3tl tllilllfl 808.3. Such eslpentlaé conveniences'

be taken seriously, when those who stand in the won .e prow e _I eu' nee were emp aslzé °

of Progress. as well as those who aspire to Posi- _fectslgflgitlililgge too mgcg fin' ggiaqteil to sily that mitny Zthfg' are lmompetent t° ml "mst be made fo iii school-lliguildingiilmllii thi; inI`i;3ori_:l;3'I]ofal]h(i-3 lilllilggpteliielliggllilllii

not admitted in the proper direction or in sufficient volu

_Light should be directed over the pupil’s left shoulder and Ililiii

window space should be at least one-sixth of the floor space

The unsanitary closet is the source of much trouble. Gen-

erally we have the outside closet i_mpro_pei‘ly constructed, von-

_ tilated and lighted, freely admitting flies, permitting fouling

The saying “The resources of Canada are inex- of adwcgnt S011’ and'mip.0BS1ble.0f Proper cleansing' stible” is true of no food Product more than of A-S In towns and clue-S’ so in rural communities the Open

unsanitary closet is the disseininatoi' ot' the erms ot' dis

ey. An abundance of honey-yielding flowers, with and death g ease

igh average of_ favorable weather lor the protluc- [_n our Own homes the necessit of 1_0 t-

and ingathermg of the honey, makes Canada a cleaning is generally acknowledged? Anduyiicllavilliiriitaiiidrggiiliirli

d country for the bee-keeper. Moreover, The bulk ed as essential in the home is often neglected in the 501,001,

of Canadian honey ,S of unsurpassed qua|,'ty_ and house, church and _public hall. In addition to the ordinary

ey has become, as it deserves to be, a staple article girilllllg cleaiungi it 115 tsuregl’ Important lll1il_&l5 least several

of food in many places, selling :ig satisfactory prices house 3§’_l;I__ii“b‘;°mp; e 'gl illhomugg renovation of the 80.11001"

en properly distributed. So states the Dominion and H0 01,8 receivgngof' an; ;1gtse:n_ walls shouldbe retmted V ' M F W L sid ' B ii ‘ N ss P 5°'“bb‘”8 Theselna H

arist r. . . . a en in u etin o. 2 e- - - .- ' Y P*

1 - _ pear to b t i I detal b t tt

d Series, just issuedby the Department of Agricul- means of ;,.e;`;.:ing th; ffeallzll gf fggon “gem may be the

e, Ottawa, that caiibe had free on application to huvown Outlmed brigfly some of the i),;);0rt;nt0g;f;l;I£;l‘iITl311: ,Publications Branch ofthe Department. Mr. _school premises and indicated their iiecessary reetificntiim lden fl1miSl1¢`S the further information that in On- J Now, what of the. pupil? Habits of personal cleaiiliiiess, o and Quebec, and inrcgions in the other provinces physical and moral, are a ike the duty of parent and teacher, the Dominion, there `are_an increasing number of _.By precoptflnd example the pupils of our sllhools are assisted ple who make bee-keeping their principle business, In dlwelopmg .sauna bodies “nd Bound mmds' Systematic

gProvinces is 27. ' We trust that the necessary steps some of the specialists.in:Qnt|irioi-reaping-an' income. _ _ _ - _ e C ers will

re being taken to provide that Prince Edward Island in `_»i1aiiiuvein snare inthe siionneni. ir win in remem- W gbefed-_and _is remembered with pain - gm hui distlhbtudss' "by sonic--that five or the lix duly qualifified lieutenants from this province who ‘ing have been with the io5th Battalion at Valcartier were inst nga permitted to join thmbattalioii as it proceeded over- wi seas. Some of these young men pluckily continued an *§t_¢l'#_iri_llitary studies, others returned to- the pfovincciifgl gp iii‘l¢_l_‘thet their fonner positions in civil -life had_been ,iw lied on their being attached to the ~io5th»'Regiinenl. _pw men are still waitlng,'a'ii_xicus to gefto the from -;n

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excess of $2,501! per year, while there are thousands - i ‘N i _ °0°"l"“'°~d "” PW' T’"°°' _ _ _ fmd it A pmmaue »'oi-_h¢_aitii¢iii_n»<iu»r,, iq unit, nual revenue. In Ontario-alone' it is estimated that _ ' _ _ __ iff! d°°'f “f'-°f__l1l,ll1- __l_l1qWlns that he re are io,oop beekeepers. Mr. Sladen, afer deal# ._ D_llI._Y __ [,t__-.§§|.__ v ..,:,?’.1Q'l“'h_‘. .;__l._ .,___.i_m_,_,; ta with the advantages of bee'-keeping, and ehrtending ` ` q[|l||)|““.Jri “U” °l‘| \\\l“» IUDWIDB that he was

physical exercises regularly conducted by the t ii h

ructions and advice to beginners, proceeds to deall I il i:i;?‘h:i|'i;l.":,,l:l';,'i§_,d Hgywglfleilafgz th the different elements involved in bee'-keeping ,um,.,,“ 5, _ _i;_r;>:_i_i_>tly.»how|ns thlt he W" l°f\U°~

d honey production. In a plaiif, concise way 'het ' i 1"* 5 "1-1o'|,|¢g,,| W, book I hm

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is of the ioearion the apnfy should be given, the _ W °‘ 5 ~r- ._ _ ;_ < }_§__};"},_g=¢*gf f'°f_>_f_- _:md reiiaciifii

.- i | _ h » ~ _ I _Gm c waited quigiiy _ _ __

st desirab e races, t e development and_handli_ng of _“ml .ov Fo” _“L” for his turn. instead or pushing and gn bees, the diseases and enemies to which they are - i _ " " f;‘,’;"::g' °__l;°W_lnz that he was honor

l»;ec't, and the attciinon they need at»¢iill‘cr:i-t sciiih V _.`._.... ‘. _ .. ° °r Y'

When I talked to htm l noticed

md it is ii pity to have them disappointed and their af~ one of' the year.. He fsisogives s list, with dem-ipiiv¢ ` A 'autumn .d",,,_“,,3 M , ,,',,,_ uni nn onine. were mined. ana nu

dom' demvmed

when

eou_ld,_be_ foupd _for th¢t_t_i,,lllii5tratloiis,= of the principal. lrioney~mal<ing phintellglgh

for overseas. _ W4' 'uitli`._ their n_ppi'.-minute r':rlil_ng pe¢:'¢>iis.» In fact, ir g|,,,,|°,,,,| commanding 'will take _e-ould,seer~i_tlir»t pretty well everythlin; waiili knowingl__ "I~lw\|ld

the required recommend- iiliout the ciiltivation and management of the honey- 'h

f0ll0u’£'di`¢l'f>` by appoin`t1>h¢¢.i‘u_l_et,\ilo¢tin this handy aixt_y~piige otlicinl Bulletin _ __ _ ` iar’ pamphlet pullllshedfor gratilifous circulation.

nit; emo ui nge htm. out hull' In order; when he wrote his name uumborhoclwn one. and I noticed that his mixer nails were

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¢"':';_‘§ DUN y0u call these little things red

dllvfmiiiiililiillilonnh 1 ;lU: lm; I would

or w ii can to

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wiped" lane yall DK my eyes _than

eiosea cold? ° W' h"“"‘ "°

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Mrs. Ida I.. Biirilett, Fairview .. ' 'Annie Beaton, Bciisliaw._ ._

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Miss Maggie 0'Brien,_ Bristol .... ._

_ M", i|._,,,.|, 1.. w__ arisiinzzz Ki" sireei,1Ch\rl¢¢ia.wr_.4i=,9si` ' Min Jamie Eonei'£la;_ 105 Pownal Street, Cl»arlcttetcwa...3Z,624

as Flcrrie MacWil|i¢m, 207 King Street, CIiarlottetown._485S

DISTRICT NO. 2 '

Miss Annie C. McGowan, Kilmuir. .... .............. .._....47,9§9 its Wiimifreil Morrissey, Peterville .. ....... .. ....45,050

. Mig; Jennie Campbell, Alliertou........... .......... .......43,5S4

Miss Lottie Fitzgerald, eorgetcwii ................. ._ .'......32,046

DISTRICT NO. 3 I

ill comprise all Villages and i Post Offices in Prince, Queens \ and Kings Counties not included in Districts one and two

Florence Downers, -Beileque ............................ __ Edna McDonald, South lake ............ ...___ ......40,308

Christine Matheson, St., Peters R.R. No. .......39,228

............ ....._38,6l5

Mrs. Thomas Keenan, Sciithport._..... .8016 Mrs. Maurice White, Rocky Point .... .. . ......l24 Miss Florence Turner, Glymle River.._... ......

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iiy of harlottetown _ siren, `f..'4s,is1 iii.. is .1 . _ 5 'lm ¢?|1=_f|°_\_f,¢f<e\'t\=.-..4s _ z 'ss Kltigll-`lynn, I5 Dcrc`lfé`gtei`Str¢et, Charlottetb`wn§.`....`."4Zfgl2

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e are after the .man who needs a s t d thi lr h

lt's lull of style~i1ntl lt will

ked price. MOORE & McLEOD.

"The man who ls going to need a

suit this fall should get lt now-even lf he iloosn’t get it horc-for suits are going to cost mueli more money. But he can save more money-and get _tho right suit-by doing his buying at this

sale of Men s Clothes. MOORE & Mc- LEOD. LIMITED. 1617-8-24m1i

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1896---Twentieth Tear---l9lj6

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Nova Scotia Exhibition

ls Within (Irie _Year of its ,Majority

Plan to See the FAIR' in

c SEPTEMBER

Its Twentieth Year

The dateslfor the Great Provincial Fair at Halifax-'are

13th to `2lS`l` IN ExiiiBmoN TIME

IS WORTH WHILE.

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_ Here---every Day You can get Good

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Bar aint in

you will ‘bo pleated with uio many _.money-sayin: advantages ohred tn out lame stock. We have ev-

ii kitchen utensils. Cell

_cmm ~ prythliig you could went

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In uid no some or the bargains

Chandler

Manager and Secretary

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An Eight Days’ Show--»

_ Great liiéhibits in various departmciits,

H_orse ces every day worth seeing;

Fiye Acts and Novelties to interest. Midway and good amusement features. Low _railway fares, You should come.

M. MCF. HALL,

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