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You will need pure,

full flavored spices, we have them, we buy spices the same as we do dir rl g s, selecting them for their quality. There are few things that vary more than Spices, because even grades that may be called pure me often deficient in flavor. We can provide. V

Spices Thai Are Perfect

in every respect and at prices no higher than the poor grades ore sold for.

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DRUGGIST The Medical Hall

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tatrlped, G H. 'l`- are the iudlhai will wears life- time. We _ have a large stock ofluk, lsr and 18k , in all sizes. .

Prices 5| 51) to 55 75 ac-

cording i~- welgnt.

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' WH. MONBOUKQUIZTTE. Mgr-

‘ Private Hatha, Running Water and I-nn Distance Telepnoueu in all rooms. Large- Bright Sample Rooms.

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"Special drive of Shepherds plaid

worth 50c lor 39|: at Patrons.

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ln justice to the whole provinve

some explanation should be publicly givm of the closing ol the Hillsbor- ough Consolidated School. As the matter stands at present the public know only that the school has been closed, that one ofthe rnust_ muniti- cent gifts ever made tu the Ill”0Vll\l'°l by one 01 her most public spirited sons has apparently been thrown. hack in his face without even rl word of thanks or of gratitude. Some ex pianatlon, we repeat, is iinperatiie, in justice to the province, and we fshall luok for it and will cheerfully Sud space for it in ’I‘he Guardian when lt colnes.

The history of the ease as it all* pears to the public at present iS "UBI Seven years ago, at an enormous cost. and with the full coliscnt of those muse directly interested, Sir William Mclloliald had a magnificent school building erected at Mount Herbert lor the uso of the districts of Mount Herbert, Hazelbrook, Huubury and Cross Roads, consolidated by mutual consent into one school district.

The extraordinary coat of conduct-

ing the school was defrayed by rlir William, the districts being called up-_ on for no more taxation than under the former system. During the sixth and seventh years the tax was slight- ly increased, pmoiintiug to forty cents on the hundred dollars, property vnl- ilati0lJ, Sir Willinrn still tlefraylng

the extraordinary cost.

For some reason, presumably fear

of future taxation, Hazelhrouk drop- ped out of the consolidation four

years ago, and two years later Cross Roads also dropped out, leaving Mount- Herbert and Blinhury in

charge of the school.

Previous to the annual meeting in

June last opposition to the school developed. Bunbury postponed its meeting until alter the Mount Her- bert meeting, prepared to follow suit. Mount Herbert, in which the school is situated and which really controls the situation, at its annual meeting voted, thirteen to eleven, to abolish the consolidated school and rcturn

Bunbtlry, unable to do othcrwi_l¢_» ll* so returned to the single district sys- tem.

It was estimated that the consoli-

dated school could have been carried on this your with the same taxation, as last year, with the exception oi the vans for carrying the children to and from school.

The success of the consolidated

school, we understand, has never been questioned. Since it was organized some silty of its pupils have Passed through Prince of Wales College- Dm' ing the twenty years previous to con- solidation only four or live pupils from the four districts passed through Prince ni Wales. There has been il large attendance of pupils from outside districts, last year there being from forty to fifty, each pay- ing a. tuition fee oi five dollars, and the number has been increasing year- ly, so that, from the outside atleast, the future of the school looked prom- ising.

Why was the school closed? Why,

after accepting the principle, after proving its success, after taking, as a tree gift for seven years, the best that modern science could give in the way of a public school, hilly equip- ped for Domestic Science teaching, and for Manual Training, a credit and a boon to the whole province, why was it abandoned?

It is quite conceivable tllat the

burden of carrying such an institu- tion, which should he-and undoubt- edly wes-a benefit to the whole

province, might fall too heavily upon the districts immediately concerned. This however does not appear to have been the case as tha“‘tsxatlon was not excessive. lf the burden proved too heavy, it should ,be made u provincial burden, and, -at least the excess, carried by the provincial government. To close and' abandon such a school and such a gift, with- out an explanation is, we feel, a re- flection upon ths province. "

If there is any explanatioii, or

our information as given above not correct, we shall gladly give lt.

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to thc former single district system.

or make the correction.

l Professor Clark Director of the

“Mac's Blood Fiod will at r ll l , . ' relieve any ilisoi‘ddr arising irioufi iiinm rfxpenmeutul Farm’ ‘l“°rv‘f' the l_5m` watery bluod or an irriperfcct hiring titude of the farmers of this province

supply. A box 501:. The Two Macs.

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"You will save i on every dollars

worth of wash goods at Patons.

8.-20Mtf

"The Luna. is Enzl¥\H<1'a best safety

razor and at its price is a truly won- deslul value-equal to the American 5.00 razor. The Lurln lu made oi

'selected steel-splendid quality all through. Outfit included razor and 12 blades in handsome case. Price $3.75; goldplated $6.00; pocket size

_ $5.00. The Two Macs. B-22MI~lti_

Royal Household

i /lg (Canada's Queen cf flours)

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Produces What ?

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Cameron’s .Home-

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inac! you lllvl: the iii weri

for the systematic way in which he has enabled them to take, advantage ol' the privilege-always open to them, though rarely lined-of visiting thc farm.

Already' this season some four or

live larmers' picnics froru d-itierent parts of the province have been held there nt his invitation and several more are still to be held. These vis-

its are much more than picnics, nl- thougli combining all the pleasures of it real picnic. They are educativo and instructive as well, s. genuine and practical lesson in agriculture, conducted personally by Mr. Clark and supplemented by speeches by practical iarincrs and others interest-

cd in the general subject of agricul-

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ln this way the farmers are brought. face to face with the work that is be- ing done; they sec the cflects of tho various methods of treating dlflercnt crops; they sec for themselves and

have lin opportunity of comparing the dillerent varieties of-grains, roots and other crops and, from what they see and are tnld, can form an ap- proximately accurate opinion us to the best methods of procedure on their own farms.

'Huretofore the Experimental Farm

was largely something to read about, solnsthing to nsrcrtniu the cost of in government. blue books. Mr. Clark has generously invitoll the larmera to visit it in the only way in which the visiting could be done systematically and pl'of"liably, namely, in groups. And it is pleasing to note thst the

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Mixer you can make all the

llfud YOU Will! in just three minutes.

il* » H .'7__ »` -Cauhcn afford to spend half an hour- hard work- mix-

, - ‘UE bfttd the old way when you can make it better, more

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invitation is being accepted, and ap- preciated. "

Many farmers have expressed to

The Guardian their appreciation of the method and are loud in their praise of the courteous manner in which they have been treated as well Ins of the valuable information re- ceived during their visit.

How to Remove Warts

By al’ainless Remedy

Don’t allow these unsightly excre-

scences to spoil the beauty of your hands or arms. Removefthsm pain- lsssly and tor all time by applying Butnam's Painless Corn and Wort Extractor. Failure impossible, re- sults always sure with Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor. Refuse any substitute for Putnam's, it does the trick in one night. Price 25c., at druggistl.

“For weakness, debility and that

run down feeling you need Mac’ Blood Food, the best preparation oi its kind ever ollercd sullering hum- uuity. il-22M3i

"For nervousness, irritability and

minor diseases oi the nervous sys-- tcm you need Mac's Blood Food., th best nerve tonic now on the market. 50a. The Two Macs. li-22M3l

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Get Your Racer in Good Trim

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For putting racing

horses in best possible condition there is nothing quite so good as Molassine Meal.

Molassine Mealenables

of nourishment from his

_ feed, develops speed

strength and endurance and puts the horse in line fettle. _ _ Try Molassine Meal

even for a short time and note the marvellous re- sults. Get it from e _

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attitude of.--Archbishop Rlordan ol' San Pcaaieiseo, 'wlio_ has issued a let- ter to all oil his diocese in which he requests the clergy to urge _tho Women of the _ Catholic Church to exercise their right of suf- frage. The Archbishop basis his re-‘ eommendatlon on the ground that to vote is a civic duty imposed by the Stats and should be fultilled.

The management of the big and,

successful regatta at Georgetown lust Monday are to be commended for the excellent order maintained and the. prompt measures adopted to slip- press _drinking and any, nnseemlv con- duct on the grounds. A spcciully BD' pointed committee hull full charge of the order- .ina they um their worn very creilftubly_ In one or two ln- stailces there were evidl>,lrces'of drink- ing and the guilty parties were promptly removed from the grounds to safe keeping_ As ll result t_he'ord- er maintained was most cl-editable to all concerned. This watchlulness ou the part of those in charge of large gatherings cannot be ton highly com- mended. lt insures a large attend-

ance at future gatherings, n pleasnntl

word for the province from our vis-i itors. It alno proves, as nothing else' can do, the general desire on the port nf the people that drinking and row- dyism 'are to have no pnrt in our public functions. With this desire up- permost in the minds of the people the Inspectors should not ilnd it dif- fl"»l\U £0 Dut a stop, once and for all, to the sale of liquor in the province. It should also encourage them to get alter the few thugs who still persist in peddling wood alcohol, the cheap whiskey of the present day, at public gatherings. The watchfuiness and the consequent sobriety at tllelast. large public gatherings in the province are most encouraging to the friends of’ low and order.

“We have one of the best displays

of cigars in the Pcqvince and give such perfectly satisfactory service that this is rapidly becoming the smokers' headquarters. Our cigars are bought direct from the leadiiig factories snd‘ are kept absolutely lresll and in periect smoking in our patent' huinidor. All the 'leading brands, 5c, 10c, and 10c straight are shown. Gall in and look over the line. 'I‘he McKinnon Dr-ug ilu., corn- er Great George and Kent Sis.

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TO QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.

Via ~ tha lntercolonisl Railway 0C6an Limited Express, the shortest most comfortable and convenient mods of travel between all Prince Edward Island points, and Quebec and Montreal, Connection with this fast through express is made via steamer to Point du Chene daily ex- EPDY- l3\1¥l\~BYB. Hull a train from the r‘n\nts meets the Westbound Ocenn Liurited at Moncton. Tickets and F=‘50\'VB-Y-i0DB may be ohtaincll at the office of W. K. 'Rogers the loclil ticket agent. 'l‘hs Ocean Limited travels through if territory rich in scenic bemlt-lf and makes the fastest time of any through train from the Lower Provinces to the metropolis arriving in Montreal at 7.35 a. m. which is ample time to enable the traveller to make connections ° with the fast through trains of the Grand Trunk Railway lor Toronto, Detroit, Buiiay lo, and Chicago, and other Western

outing for all who attend and a good »

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recipe used and endorsed by leading

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G I mixed tweeds lightand dard checks and

stripes. ‘» 1 ,

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Sale Price 5

3 only Sizes i-37, I-38 1-39 at 53-50

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Sale Price....... 455

5 onlv Sizes 3-37, 2-38 at $9.00

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3 only Sizes 2-39,1-40 at $0 50

Sale Price............._.....__...4.75

3 only Sizes 2-39, l.4o at $10 oo

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2 only Sizes 1-37 I-40 at $11.25

Sile Price_..i................... 5.62

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Black and Blue Serg Tweads and Worsteds

` from three to six years, These are Blue Serge and Cheviots Suitable'

not new stock but a few left overs of

past years stock. 48 suits in the lot at...

- Boys’ Zpce. Suits

A 1ot`clf Boys' Suits at 75 cts

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A lot of Boys Blouse Suits ggc

e and Fancy

I7 suits in all, made of good strong

will fit Boys

for boys from 5 to to years of age

$3.25 any suit, for 99 cts.....

regular price from $1.75 to

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88 Boys’ Suits at hallprice _88 `

Worsteds and cheviots. All sizes 2_6 34 All _ ,

two and three piece ...___

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_to 16 years Regular prices $2.75 to _ any suit at half price.

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"Ladies coal. sweaters $1.50, $1.95,

$2-25, $3.00 up to $12.00. Special long length coats $4.50 to $12.00 at Patons. li-2lMtf

“Until further: notice wo will

pay 24 cunts cash tor washed ivool and I6 cents tor unwasned ~Prowso Bros Lto. ,ti-2lMt

Big lot of sample coat sweaters at

5 price, slightly mlissed at i'al.on=s.

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"Mac's Blood Food, a hlgli grads,

"Mac's Blond Food is made from a superior blood and nerve' lzoui. 50c

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n box, 3 boxes for $1.25 and 6 box-'

physicians throughout. Ainerica and as for $2.50. Put. up and sold only' - _ _ Europe. It is in a class all its own. by The Two Macs. B-22M3l_

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I “Ona thousand yards: clleest-_c.lol.li fit $5-90 "ill CWTIIHDHGB at 2.75,Hide-

for (lc. Flnc things lorikeeping flies \10l\l"|S f1'0lu $10-50. sofas from $5176. mf mule and horses sl. ramona. kitchen chairs. 450'. kitchen tables.

S 8-ZOMtl $2.74, dining room tllblcl. $6.00, bed.

room tables, 90c, parlor i-ables,;2,

"l.ndics' vansar |boots,.)ligllsnd low iron beds, $2.50, mattresses, $2.30;

cut, butloned and laced, in tnn and hed springs $2.25, parlor suits, U19.- hlack, newest style for fall und will- 75 (5 pieces), wicker chairs, $2.90, ttr wear. God Bros., 128 Richmond lawn chairs, $1.20, Brussels caipet, tit. li-22M3l, 751:, tapestry carpet, 42c, .straw dist-

"--' UUE. 90. hemp stair carpal/ 9c,

Furniture Sale. 100 pieces of brand Scotch and union squares, $4.75,” ta-

ncw furniture, consisting of dressers pastry sr|nni'eB, $6.75. Paton's_ ‘,'

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