1912

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second to none in the 'rransvaei 'rn railway charge for the eonveyan Dfthiseoaltoths mineson t

Raid is about 15,000 000 per annum

Yet the :ferr is mm em me ia

5 (Special)-An exciting seene at

muaie-hall in which the audien

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urn or seein. ' -1»»»»e~3ir-....... ..... .f::.:.:. showszthat 11. wnitee and sis ng tivll' _Un tml! lives 'rom accident' 4 vhiteland In natives were vieti ' °f "°“*‘*‘“_° °' suicide: is whites emi' _~ active. area ei di¢....._»n,, i»°l?“`~’ Jllfllfllli amounts to 1875

deaf-:1l.'°§heb£verage number of mm 011130! _;, 0 313,858, _ wa 'an 1 whereof 81, In the neishbm-need or wiebsnx there are now thirteen collieries in active operation, produqug about

g-k

years ago actually gave Witbauk two other_Boers, for the purpose

I '.22 .. I "' /

'~T¢§h'F53iUR0 Nov ii (B e-

m. working the coal, on condition th

revei-teh to its original -propr

two -Johannesburg men who mm(

to $3,250,000 since the war,

to whom the farm belonaed twen

they fed and eioniea him roi- nie r a °f hi' W0- Tim! (H1164 even in this, People_'s Palace and Aquarium w

s.00¢_».coo;¢en» __ei_~eea1 pei- s...,....,‘,ff sosasoaouen. nn|.,»u°v. is

. » ._ . . . ‘ ‘ ' . h m

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,_ou; ll(

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est

modest undertaking. ~ and tbe__i__ai-qi

Ol"

'Belly run s, dreper's shop at Kim.

berley. The Witbenk i h _ to its proprietors prlgfillz arioyirisiiiid wa dmgged unto the suse' ovmmt

1 of an animal eireus, was summoned

for cruelty to s small bear and --a

It was alleged that on Mend night defendant introduced at t e

hat

Oi monkey. : _ _ » Y. ' » gy

` h

was described-.as “a fight betwee . the bear and the monkey." The lat-

_tate

Wlw eventually sold it for $25,000 to ter- me me to ies mr a heavy

WHEN. which prevented it from mov- U18 Gully; and a small black -bear

g ly very much against its will. -

“I am now introducing Jack John-

son " defendant told the audienceé

uint srors riiulic, ninilnurr

__ _ nlSAPPms--zscnn ~‘.-Anniiivii-:»

5"' 7°" 'hm 8°”/mf! ill lnvigora'e your sca'pl Dande

"W 8f0Ws hair and we can prove iii

` 1

.Try sl you will. alter an nppiica- _draw it th,.m,gh Yam, hw, ,ann

‘-

’ black and white." He then incite

the animals to iight.

» The monkey lumped upon_ the

bear's back and bit it about the eyes. The bear attempted to ee-

, capefrom the stage, but the defend-

ant dragged it forward again, and a fierce struggle of about one mluutels duration ensued between the animals.

Thebear freed itself, but the defen-,

daut again brought it up to the scratch and a further iight took iplace.

The audience rose almost en masse

tion of Danderine, you cannot find a one small strand at a time The eta and rotested a ainst the coutinu

ein is tr ce - .. ‘° not itch, but what win lean? W H ha" Wm be light’ mm’ "““ “VY most, will be after s. few Iweeli » you and _have ““ '“PP°“""“°° °‘ B\1“\“l' when you will actually see nee? hills' hxdyaiixfll luiflilxfildliiiiruiihir ‘hx-5:7501

- . an

n”°.'“a d°"T*T 'ii' lifsli-'Yee-but. real- shimmer o v

ly ' Tiew hair-_-growing all over the Get a 25 !cetii'K":`ebb\t1til`e lliefalliliifowyton.

_ P s - r ance of the disgraceful exhibition,

and subsequently the manager barred

the kperformauce for the rest of the wee . -

if neienaane toni the magisei-at

il; that he was very sorry that he had _ ever shown the hear. The two ani- Sp male had played like kittens. The

'°“‘|’- “ T nnnaeri 1 `

A lit_tl§”'Danda'rine now 1 _ he mm any ‘img 9t°\`° 0! magistrate imposed a fine of $8.50. uia€ny"ucui.i`e"tne iieautywfrl mimi igiditnfgiinteieing prove t° youmu' A” m" "° °“’°°"°d' ti” G°"°““‘“ hbif- NO difference how dull faded 'pretf 5 dow It a your hair is Bl’ are.a rude and uncultivated set of brittle and scraggy. lust nioisten area y T tail as any_that it has' people' They spend may 8 'hactwn

` I n ‘wg °° 9 0’ l“l“¥'°5 by careless of their earnings for meals, and they

thv Danagna and c"°!“llY l-reatmeni.-that's all .

V have now discovered how to save

Niulife BuildS Up Rich. Strong Blood

. _Eur b_u1ldmg‘u_p rich, red 'blood and for strengthening and ouilding up the entire system there is nothing that can cqual the wonderfully potent powers of Nulife (Red Blood Tablets).

_ It has taken ye_ars of careful analyzing, test- _lng and experimenting, by the leading physicians 'and chemists of the world, to bring this prepara.

" *tion to its present perfect state and today it is

~ . :pragcii and endorsed by any person who has ever

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NULTFE

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(iled Blood Tablets)

is _invno sense a cure-all but it will prove a boom to all those suffering from disease: which arise from __ an impure and watery condition of the blood.

'_ '~ _ Health and happiness of life depend largely on the state of the blood and everyone desiring perfect health and happiness Should take advent' age of this wonderful tonic.

Nulife costs 5oc a box, 3 boxes for $1.2 5 and

6 boxes for $2.50. For sale by all dealers,

International Drug Corp’n

i» London ®. Berlin p

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Johnson Johnson, Wholesale Distributors

their return fare, being fully aware of the fact that their presence in the country is not desired one single moment after the termination of their contract. On being paid they immediately send all their wages home by post, and being without a cent in their pocket, and absolutely without any means of subsistauce,the the authorities have consequently to Day their return fare.

Thousands of these cunning Gall

rians have this year played this Kaine at the expense of the Danish taxpayer, and the Government has promised to consider what steps should be taken. It is suggested that the farmers should deduct from the final payment the amount necessary for the railway fare,»but against this is to be placed the fear of the Gallclaus causing a riot should they not receive their wages in full. It is possible /that a special Act of Pm- liament may have to be passed to deal with the question.

PARIS, Nov. 18, (Special)-During a civil marriage ceremony at Beziers yesterday the bride, Mile. Marie Louise Orebassa, noticed that the mayor made mistakes regarding the date of her birth and the names of her parents. She protested, and the official papers were examined, and she was told that she had already been married in Algeria.

THAT EXTSPEHATING TIGKUIIB ' Ill THE Tliliilil

'.f2l°f.‘.‘;°°.‘3?.i"2,‘I.£‘°.2‘."“.‘F‘;‘"2"£?‘.§‘i s , c y isa r y

4 take Na-Dm-Co syrup ofxldneeed,

_Liizqoriceand Chlor yanked _ a-Dru-CoSyrupofLin ,Licorice and Chlorod nc uiets the throat- ticklirig almosiz instantly, looscns the phlegm, promotes expectorstion, and cures the inflammation of the mucus

membrane.-

Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linsced, Licorice

_ and Chlorodyiie has the great advantage ' - of bein absolntel free _from harmful

drugs ogf any kindl In support of this statement we are willing to give to any physician or druggist in Canada a full list of its ingredients. . ' You can therefore give Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chloro- dyne to any member ol' your family; with perfect conhdence that it will

altogether beneficial. -Your druggist can su l you with either z5c. or5oc. bottles.PHi‘he National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada,

More Money for the

Small Dealers

he bi man lsn’t blgin spite of the tele

_If vou're satisfied with the profits your ~

great- ` ndfatlrermade, if you just want to eke * Ouygge existence from your business, if more ‘business don’t-look good 10 Yell'-'W°u» l<Ph°\\¢

` li ---a bothersome ornament'

But, mark it down plain, if you wont more *

better class of customers, ‘

envy of your competitors-~

t ou want success-»-you’ll see what

if I ‘ "5-_eul ygu, [nd yOU 5 WISEC flint 4 over it either.

shor

Ph°“°" “K y° in ami ai

'mmm ben" "tm", _ sets Driving aruese,Double seated

his

Wm bein” in; G way ~ " care old Good Liverv and

he markets, the most profit- l_ _ i 1 1 f dm B “ SG d

°° “"1 il” ‘°°P°°* °‘ ~~ iifftifbcsbigi. ieusiéii ciiféa cxv.

ir Dept. prove these .facts to yen. _ ~..

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‘*“~ _- '_ - Auctioneer.

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Limited. I

Auction

liliNS|NG'l`0N

» I Will Sell By Auction Ai My livery Stable, Keningion 0n

pho,,E»_.it',g_1;¢¢euse of it, to a certain extent. _ ‘

.commencing at is 3o o’cloc_k _

The following Sleek, Qc 2 - 9 Horses, including 1 Draft Marc, 5 yearsoid (in foal), Driving Mare.

9 Y » _ ' Hearse I-lorseii; 25 head of Cattle. - including Steers and Dry Cows.

“ Fore Bred Jersey Cow. due to celve in January; 31-Ieifers. Cow, _ due to calve ln February, Berkshire Boer, Yorkshire Boar. 5o` Hens, 2

Jsunting Slei he Puug Sleigh. 2

lllbri u business---it will ` I J Truckwegoris, _2 Wood Sleighe 3

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du' ‘ - Family Wagon 3 Stoves and a

large number of other useful art-

’ _icle Elevcngood ewes.

.ie building is large enough to

'accomodate any number, and the sale will go on rein or shine.

¢|m.|,“,¢,,m, P, E, I. . _ , 'renee made knows at sale

` ’ H I. HOARSE

_ U 'lv' in ' A ° Kenslggirfu if-_le Q* H‘F. “onli N

Inquiries showed that a Beniers wo-

Moase’s Livery Stable

I _. 1 4*

The newfodd-invention which has donc`ewsy 'with the cum- bersome old-fashioned meat extracts and fluid-beef. Handy

-quick--chez p_con- venient. Buy aiin to-day fin' ‘,|°|l0A\|U |00 GUUII.

man of the same Christian and sur-' name. before ber marriage at Oran, two years before, had applied tg the officials atf her birthplace for her birth certificate. By some blunder Mile. Crebassa's certificate was sent.

Mile? Crebasaa’s wedding is post-

poned till the mistake is officially rectified. ~

BERLIN. Nev. is lspecini)-The

Minister President. Herr V--n Beth- :naan Hollweg has made a long speech in the Prussian Diet which has been well received. He ,ratified the Agrarians by elaborate insistence up- on tbe importance of agriculture to the State and the necessity of its protection, and still more by saying that the Government had gone as far as it was possible to go with due regard for veterinary precautions-in other words, that there is no ideg, of repealing the legal provisions re- garding the inspection of meat which, firactically prevent the importation nf frozen beef. A reference to Radi- cal assertions concerning the prosper- ity of agriculture in England was re- ceived witb general laughter, and Herr von Bethmanu Hollueg said that between 1873 and 1911, when 'rozen meat was conquering the Eng- lish market, the number of pigs per thousand of population had sunk in England from 111 to 94, while in Prussia it had risen from 173 to 423. Dr. vcm Beth-mann Holiweg said that -notwithstanding the disturbances in Berlin-the municipally-organized sale oi foreign meat was working in most Prussian towns satisfactory at prices .ar below the ordinary market prlces.` I-Ie referred with some approval to the proposal that contracts for long periods should be concluded between the towns and the agricultural co- operative supply societies. He an-` nounced them appointment of a spe- cial commission in the Imperial Min- ustry of the Interior. He gbjected strongly to the proposal of the tem- porary suspeuslons of Customs dut- ies, and said that next yeur’s Prus- sian estimates would make fresh pro- vision on a large scale for the recov- ery of moorlands and for the develop- mentof the system of small holdings.

PARIS, Nov. 19 (Special)-The

new Government Bill for the progres- sive taxation of gambling will b laid before the Senate and Chamber of`Dep\ities when Parliament reas- sembles.

This measure relates to casinos,

where such gambling as baccarat.. "petite chevahx," etc., takes place, and it provides for a heavy tax to go to the Government coffers and a supplementary tax for the benefit of the Municipality of the town in which the casino is situated. _

The taxes are to be levied on the

'gross profits from the gambling tables. In casinos where these gross profits are below $100,000 the State will levy 15 per cent and the Munici- pality 15 per cent. Where the gross profits vary between $100,000 and $600,000 the State tax will be 25 per cent and the Municipal tax 10 per cent. If the profits . range between $600,000_and $1,000,000 the State will take 35 per cent. and the Municipal- ity 5 per cent. When the profits ex- ceed $1,000,000 the State tax will be 45 per cent. and the Municipal tax 5 per cent, the total taxation being 50 per cent.

In addition to this progressive sys-

tem of taxation, a special stamp tax will be levied on admission cards and season tickets to casinos. Al the funds obtained from these taxes are to be devoted to philanthropic and hygiene undertakings.

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LONDON, Nov. 19 (Special)-The

situation in the South Wales coal- field',, is said to he again causing, anx ety to the officials of the Min’ ers' Federation. There is resentment over the delay in settling points in dispute under the Minimum Wage Act, in regard to the inclusion or exclusion of certain classes of work- men from the provisions of the Act. Under Viscount St. Aldwyn's award provision was made that _differences which could not be settled should be_ referred to umpires, but in nearly every case of dispute there has been failure to ascertain their position. L’ord Bt. Aldwyn will probably nom- inate tbe umpires himself. but the number of accumulated disputes to be disposed of is so great that many months must elapse before they can be settled.

By an agreement arrived at with

the Rhymney Iron Company’s miners a threatened strike has been averted along the whole of the company's properties within the upper districts of the Rhymney Valley. The work- men threatened a general stoppage ,in consequence of the non-payment of arrears due under the Minimum Wage Act. Diifieulty was experienced bv the men in proving their claim, and Mr. Rutherford, the general manager has offered to pay half the amount of the claims sent in without the necessity of proof. This has been ac- cented by the men.

About 1,000 men employed at vrvs-

feio Colliery, Treherbert. struck in coneeouence of a dispute with rward to back nayments under the (Mini- mum Wage award.

Teacher Wanted

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mi' li°$..'2'\?2li?.'$‘ rl!¥»`i?.l.~"il2"& ill 255... herinviirg .iamnrv Mn fine eh eg .¢,°h,|- vvr°lf-'-4 °u'~'~'~~\e\lel%.0. Mid eumma r vacation. AUDI! to

J. ir. iuqannenif

rose in s body and protested against 0 'Y V7; ' ' ' K I E U*

rou a ay. , . » ‘ . 1%,

~»--=»~° S A M1 o 1/rim.==.-»- A-» when John HeEidri?k‘s'on, proprietor __ ,_ _ ` _ C O I @ H SUN '.` "

this early date. 1

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`.-- Some of our Xmas Goods Arrioed

fWe are now making an advance showing of some Christmas goods, Ailthc ,inauufactuiers had them finished they forwarded ihem'at _

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N eckibear

We have receivei hy ex press today a quantity of our Christmas ueckwcar for men, showing all the latest designs and weaves to be in vogue for this season. made in two tone bias silk effects at 36c. 5oc, ooo, 75c and $1.00.

Mufflers

A large line of these receiv-

ed bvexpressslso. Made in all the newest shades of si.k and lu a variety of r-bapfs at $2.25 each. We have slurge line in the cheaper graces alsi in a meicen.-cd cotton from 35c io $1-25.

Umbrellas

We are now showing the

new Xmas handles and mad: in all the largest designs at prlcrs from 85c to $3 50.

Fancy _Wool Hose. Made

from line Australia wool, comfortable and soft and easy on the xfeet; Three special values at 35c, 5oc and 6oc

_ per pair.

Provinces. _

from $i.25 to52.5o.

Hose _

We_ have some very attractive lines at $3.50 to $5 oo each

made with the three way collar. We have a clienper one also

Shirts

Some semi laundered shirts.

This is one of the new ideas brought out by the manufac tures this season. lt has an extremely short bosom, 7 in- ches loug, made in coat style in a variety of attractive pst- terns at $r.25 audit-5o.Gray fl mnel shirts in extra light t weight English flannel, made particularly for shcotiug and sporting. It is an ideal Fall shirt in every respect with separate soft collar, after thi same st) le as the shirt which has been so popular during

the past season at $2 35

Knit Vests

We received from the man~

ufaciures in Germany our knit vests. The psticrus are lovely. These goods are made from knit fit material and we gum autee a perfect lit`in every instance. Made in a large variety of patterns at prices from $1 50 to $5.00.

Silk Handk’fs

We are making an advance

showing of Christmas hand- kerchiefs and are giving some i very special values just unw and have a very attractive line of silks at 25c each.

Coat Sweaters

The colors and quality that has been shown in this ,

department cannot be surpassed by any store in the Maritime

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7% f'

-Another shipment our

Fall and Winter caps;recdive.l

' ‘Z

_ .4 . _

yesterday- We can undoubt-

edly say we are showing now

he best assortmcntvof Fall

and Winter caps ever. shoe' n

in this country, in every shape

and material from 5oc to$1, 50

We ask you to drop in and

visit our depirtmcnt. _We know we have many interest.

ing tbiugs for you.

Pajamas

A line lu fl mellctte pajam i

received, We know they are

xtra good at the price iz 3;,

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in GUARDIAN cLAssir|so Aus if Tlh°*ii>“i#iiPfi1¥`b=fk1i

' 2I`.'i.°.'.l'.i.i'.f.l.¢i'f.`i.'.‘ r'¢:'.'iif".i.°.Tli°'l.l§i..i.'iff.i.°i.'1.lI'$‘l'.ii'§'2',ff'§ia¢iif' 4' ” i‘°YS- ~_G°*°° *he fi?"

count allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five cents- ‘ 1'03tT.t0 lleallill by llS1l1g

__ ___ ______-__ _________ Rexall Kidney Pills, a

;-3;-'.1-i-1-;-i-‘i-;-:=-;-:-:-;-_-_;-;-_-_-_-;-,-_-_.; - ;-if - preparation that is fully

_ _ ..._ .. -, guaranteed by us. Money 3

AGENTS WANTED A

WANTED- A YOUNG MAN UF

ability and character to travel on

P. E. I., for one of the best known Life Insurance Companies. Perman- ent positiou to the man who makes

- good. Salary' and expenses paid.

Address, Manager, Box 446, Clnr- lottetown. 11-1Mtf.

U BOAT* DEIIS WANTEE

iaoannnns WANTED ooiiinfi

Grafton and I-lensly St, near the Prince Welles College., 11-20rn3ipd._

F n.nA|.e nets ‘P

WANTED, MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply to Mrs. Robins, 247 Prince st. __ __1i-gunner. .i-IRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN light house work. Apply 175 Hills- )_°L°_S_l- _ __ __1.1_;!»§_’_1_“3iP§-_ WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework in family ol two. In- quire 15 Pleasant St. ' 11-19M3i. WANTED-AT FALCONWOOD HOB-

pital a cook. Good wages for one °*v°£i°“°°‘l-_ ____ __ __1}:_1LM_¥f3_¢_'~

WANTED--A KITCHEN GIRL FOR _Q!!°°“ £193-___ _ _ ____1}_'_1Q'1¢h WANTED, A GIRL. APPLY AT EL- don I-l_f_;u3__e-_________ __ __ __1_1;iiMti.

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Applfto Mrs. J. C. Bims, 279 Richmond St. 10-21Mtf. FOR SALE Arnnns ron sans: nv rnrfifa-

rel. Write A. R. Wise, Milton.

11-19ME8ipd.

ii‘o`i'f`s`KiTi§f‘ooMl>i.ETn SET os'

Deutai instruments _and oilice fur- ulehmelith etc, outfit of the late Dr. G. I. Moore, For further par-, ticulars apply to Dr. D. Roy; Fraser, Montague, P. E. I.

11-20M1M0_._ ___

mont Black Fox Oo , Ltd For full infomation apply at once to S A McDonald city, John B Andrews, East Royalty. and Sam Craig Oity.

ii ie_u_nei.

FOUR FEMALE FOiEB FOR SALE! _Mother black and sold with full brother for 311000.00. Father cross, Pups dsrh cross and good sire. Ranch breed. J. E. Milligan, Free- land. 1.1-16n15ind.

'_ ‘ ban. if <iiss.ri,<.a¢a. Price ~..

FOR SALE, SMALL RANGE, AL- most new. Apply 9 Orlebar St. _______l_1i"_l"£3li3‘l_- "I-IEINZ" PICKLED CUCUMBERB 10c per doz, Crisp celery, Lettuce, cauliflower, _vegetables of all kinds

today at J. J. Gay & Sous. 11-15M6i FOR SALE--STORE COUNTER, fine hardwood, deep, rich orna- ments. well finished. Length 10 ft, width 2 ft., height, 8 ft., 2 in. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply _‘;A_dlertiser' ' Guardian. __ 10-15Mtf FOR SALE. DURING FALL AND

winter, red, patched,

` blue and silver Foxes,

___ Mink, Marten, Fisher,

etc. John Downham.

Strathroy. ontario. Can. 10~19MEtf

BUSINESS STAND AND BTOUK

for sale, is situated in one of the very best sections of the Province. For further particulars apply to McKay & Kennedy, Bradalbane,I’. E. I. 11-151/lEtf.

MlaCELl.ANl.0US TENDERS FOR ENTIRE STOCK, Store and out buildings of the Eastern Trading Co., Elmira, will be received until November 15. Ap- ply to F. B. McDonald, Souris.

11-Smetf.

LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.

Special rate to pur Opening Class. We have opened one of the most- up-to-date institutions of its Lind ln America. Write for particulars. Modern Barber College, 62 St. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal. 11-llllvlti.

_is caused by diseased kid'

a box 5oc, thre`e boxes for ‘

` $1.25, six boxes for $2.50.

The McKinnon Drug Co , corner Groot George and Kent Streets.

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Farm ‘fur Sale

Albert R. Wise of North Milton,

Queen’s County, offers for private sale his valuable farm of 145 acres in a high state of cultivation with all the necessary buildings. Con- venient to school, churches and saw mills etc., being, only 8 miles from Ch’towu; well fenced and well watered; a quantity of good lumber.

Persons wanting a good farm

should not delay.Inspcctlou invited.

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V' _ -3).; <_v ,. ’. V 5-5.i"_~‘§. F U ‘_

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can A-,_ r

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M L IIELP WAN TED

T0 LET

Apply at this office 11-

10 'LE'I\-TWO LARGE, BRIGHT

rooms, suitable for dressmaking.

_________.__- ____ __l°M3'_- HOUSE T0 LET. APPLY TO W. A.

Gay, Gaytown. 11-lilldeipd

'ro Lirr-'ri-in Paopnnfrv on

Euston Street known as North

bakery and stores. Apply to Doeto

SYNOPSIS 0l` CANADIAN NORTI.

WEST LAND RWULATIONS. ~

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CARTER & C0. WANT A B0.Y V about 16 years of age to work in store- _gi>i>ly_at once. ii-20M2i.

WANTED-TWO GOOD BELL BOYS,

Victoria Hotel. 11-15Mi.f

ANV nprson who li the sole head ol do .. "».“.l..’." ‘li ‘“’»“i"3&’IF'.5‘.{§.t".?‘ .- aallable Somdlilox Tend lip aultoha askatehewap or lberta. he applicant Buss appear n patios at the Dorn liigll ln I Macy or ub-agony for \ _¢ 2::*'i°.‘;...° ':.'.':'.‘::t. ":.....§.j..‘.‘:-;'°.:‘ l ther. o 'er eomdaughto . rodfieroT'

:brit “ii-§=-s'=;’s':.“_ri;uis.§»'»=..~._»~».,~. p-.:ri.i..:..;@,_.l°:.":.i:*r;.,r:..':'.ir .L'° .:.'..°.:§'.'.:.°' ...;.:°.::'.1:r._{.:j.:':.'2.r.:.’t

t'rr.::.ri.i°r.i::.fit.‘::':'.:r...i:...... ._

Bakery, with shop, evening house; T23fl¢f\¥‘gi‘l§f£'¢5is:'nii'hi»i'iiTise‘s<i.'li'iife'¢

r "lin es.-Truss ieeveeents ii

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FOR SALE-SHARES IN THE BEL-

FARM FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED

and thirty-six acres, i of e mile from Kensington. Ntiw buildings, about twenty acres of soft-wood. The property will be sold with or Without-.stock and implement-I. to suit purchasers. For particulars

ro mir noonnn orrroa

moderate Possession at ence

Air

ply to Prowas Bros Ltd

9 Ml

Alley. 11-lemsipd.

. Ill

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enéier are-smge eu.e3n_io .el 3:1;

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