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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE SIX - - .-- _ ~~~ .I .J . - f f- ='-4-‘\RCI'l 16.1933 M

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CAPITOL -Now PLA Yizvc

_ 25¢_ Go L Tax ie-28c. Children l5c.

gI.i‘:inE1"’=;Jic:.‘io“ii.tsNlgh¢ Tvs s.4s. iiauiio coo. Govt- T21 2¢ -425. chihlrcu asc. Gcvt T" 1°-26° `

THE PRIZE PICTURE oF THE YEAR

The talkie that has swept thc country! Gay, saucy, naughty,

the first stairs of the stage!

|lu»ll:lni|.~s, wives uiiil siicctllczirts

l-\'l'ly\\hi‘ri- _ _ , t il l s absiirbiilg isle of ll nllln ivllu

, lr._lki-s love to his

nil li ll llc.

or fr

L/6 .. 1 '1`HE .

PRINCE EDWARD

Tonight €<i Thursday \ March 16 & 17th

Tile '

nnnuvo. _ ' if; Lzrir in 'F ' ‘

uusu __;‘i§' socmrv uf rlinsnivrs

ouoncl-; sl. noslaulnrs nnaurlrut n00lllSTlC IRISH COMEDY DRAMA

" ‘AN IRISH

General Remarks: The request for

wood and Infirmary patients ac- counts tor the large number of bloods taken and examined this nlonth. '

Respectfully submitted,

Chief Health Omcer. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

March 14th, 1932.

To His Worship the Mayor

And Members of the City Council. Gentlemen:-I hereby submit my

report as Sanitary Officer for the month ended February 29th, 1932. l Restaurants inspected . . . . . . . . . . Yards inspected Stables inspected

‘Manure boxes lilspected ........ _slaughter houses inspected .... 'Pig~stles inspected ..... Lavoratories inspected

-`~'i

5 13 13

12 10

PA RA DISE ”

THREE ACTS

Stagg Direction

J. Austin irilinor

llllsll liwslc. so_\'o.s Al\'ll Daxoizs A

Between Encll Act

4 Dog removed from Police Station

I destroyed by Police .......... ,Houses quarantined Houses released

www

§Ca1ls to houses under quarantine 3

‘ Other Duties Performed: ;Sumlnonses served . .

James E. Bradley,

Blood examinations on all Falcon- i |:ru{t_a.giv¢g

Subpoenas served . . .. .... ._ 12

Get rid of the _Al 1 cause . . take

f"I alwuYS fd! miserable and tired HS I WF5 troubled with constant head- aches for l'9°\'5- A lady reC_0ln- . mended l~`rult-a- tives and I l!3V¢ them li irilil and in less than a

_.5 .V

*ic

ve was feeling like a new person.” ‘ _lor .4. M.. Wwrivn. OM- Thcre is something to Fruit-3-ilvei Created nitcr_15 years' rese_arcli_by a brilliant physician, Fnilt_-a-tives is not to be confused with ordinary pills, Oli, rougllauc, which act upon qrily _OM organ or possibly two. Fruit-ii-tives stimulate five vital organs to function

4 noturallv and thereby assures g00d

ht-oilh_ 'Try them. zsc and soc.

iF uit a tives

__ ._ . . __._._-___.__.____.__

l\l0l`N'I‘ .\`TEWART AND VXCINITY

l Mr. i :it his

Ivan Walsh, New York, is

0 O

r. n. I. raorasralvr onrliiiiv. aol: nuroar Manoa Maur.

nic Tavares no

l eous, 1 exclusion for suspicious . P E. If Pl'0DeSt8l\t £7-2 cilnest condition. ` lu Listen to me on ” ° Or ha

..:.':::..s:;;';:':'..'::.'.°:':;.‘mt HEADACHES ‘°~‘l““‘? 8; Marriages, 8. '

` 9

___ ""’ ORANGE PEKOE

The regular meeting of the 'l‘rl.ls..

tee Board for March was held on Tuesday the 8th, opening gi; 1|

present as also those from Bum- merside and Kensington. At the morning session. Mrs. I-I. S. Hen. |derson, Vice-Chairman. occupied the chair. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretory and adopted without changer

Letters containing notices ol’

bequests for the Endowment Fund from the following estates were read: John D. Goss, Summerside, -lohn Peacock, Lower Bedeque and Mrs. John Goodwill, city. The Nurse in charge of the

l<l h a re t v v

'- _,_ a. nl.. Au members in the city were

r ' ' _ omewowsp sengaeaery

'MAKE AND KEEP YOU WELL rxcellent review of the conditions

there. By motion it was decided to coll for tenders for printing 1500 copies of the annual report.

Many matters connected with

adoption were brought under dil-

already in our care. not to men- tion the number seeking admission, gives the trustees and particularly the finance committee, plenty to worry about.

However, we‘ve great confidence

in our most generous public and through them the difficulties of the past have ever been lu.rmount~ ed-that confidence is still uu- shaken. _

We refuse t.o believe that the public will permit iliilc chuarcu to suffer OUTSIDE because of lack of means to take them in. -Com.

Internationalizing

lormel home in Mount Stew 'joined in by sever-gl other-g, thisl

Civic Aircraft l

seine I- war vessel oi another own. i-U NW oonstiuded in its rm, laid.

The United States. hunch, nm. lm md Jiiilmuc ilclcgcaig om* ‘Bd the motion and it was wm1_ drawn.

Premier Anrde Tardicu of

,will return tomorrow. 'rho mmm 'commission will meet and some *_ servers expect M. Tardieu to mg, a declaration regardina the sanctity _of treaties.

Pom

' Jt\P8n’s Expeditionary

Force To China Ordered Home

._ Eltlllill

with

. <` ROLAND YOUNG

Admissiull-75e, 50i', 35c. Curtain Rises 8.15 Sharp

GET YOUR SEATS NOW.

_ ‘ if \ zazu l>n"rs

Sanitary Omcer. fri'

D‘l"‘"‘°"“ "'°"°""°" Mr- How-ird Court- Charlotte- int lcust hlnc others scclrlng admis-

slnce toxold has been discovered

was to be expected as there a.i°e‘

-_ how so children in thc Home ana; G

llieseni sliendlns some time it 'oussiorn lcrl by Mrs. A. Henry and -

nmrv

A, March 15 (A.P.)-The

Discussed |m'1‘0KYO. Mar. 15- Part of Jw-

n's expeditionary force to Chin.

numbering about 12,000 men-hu been ordered to leave Shanghai iq

ll. was n vsltor to Savage Har- 'iam The diffigulf; period through French scheme for internaitlonlli- hmm ,rm vie' of th. mld’ im.

r¢C@llUY~ ' which the province is passing Zin?

civil aircraft will get s thor-

“¢v" ‘ lr roU Navnlt sen

’ .fff fm "5" ,_ I

**""°`.\\\{

L" ~ .iNoTlll:lt Picrulin

l S}{()|{T I YOU MUST SEE

“"””""'S l he Guardsman

Q* W *_

zgiioéllosts during February are as

sented at the regular monthly|g46_00

mesillls of the City C°l1ll¢ll=- Total amount collcctcol--sa-16.00.

POLICE RF-PUNT Other duties perfomled by the

Your Worship and Gentlemcnf- lF‘orce during February are as fol- ` F

‘william Mcoouuld

'_ ,Pf°mbm°n Fi“°5“'$30°-0°- 'John Dickenson

The f°u°“m§ "P°1'i5 were P“*`-_ Miscellaneous Fines and Costs - pcb, 20 1g3g_

Q55

1464-3-15-31. .

T. A. Ilrotllcrs 4.2 J. S. Waisel' .. 4.0 Sidney Inman 4.2

4.8

3.7,

rold Slcud 4.0 I. Andrew

Olin '\yl\vl\i'i‘l

The undersigned has the honor llowsz _ 0.' "

to submit herewith the City Police i Prisoners mcorted to Queens :

l li 10. 1932

R¢lJort for the month ended Fcbru- f County Jail-15. l V(__`pm_h

HRV 29th. 1932. Prisoners escorted from Jail to |" i " ' ` ' ' ` ' '

Seventeen <17) arrests were ef- iPolice Court for trial-6. iwumm Guemey and son ' f-'vicfl lvltliln the City limits during I Summonses served-16. ,i Cream Test Market Building' .

250

R- gulalcl l\lai't1ll . . . . - . . . --. . - - -

3.5

F,,,,,,,,_.,. fo, the fouowmg ,Imp I subpoenas seWed_,3_ ,o. A. cola-r _

fir,-rl offences:-~ Dwelling houses quarantined-2. iT' A" R°dd """""""""' Cilmnl knowledge of girl under Dwelling houses released from 'J' McGregor

Ill _veilrs of age-Arrests, 1; Convlc- Quarantlne~2. , ,Howard Rodd_ lions, 0_ Digml559d_ Ticket_0f_Leave I-eported_1_ ,F. S8.lll1CiEl'S ...... rr.. ...... Drunk and DlS0fd@l'1Y-AITSSCS, 1; Vagrants ln Station overnight-1. L~ BYYWWUU

Convictions, 1.

Drunk and Incapable-Arrests, 9;

Convictions, 9.

Respectfully submitted. ‘

A. BIRTWISTLE.

chlcr of Polic; irlrnry Neill ....

20.0 I 30.0 `

H. Prowse .._................. M. MacDonald ................

4.4. sn _

Illsallily-Arrests, 1; Convictions, Your worship and gentlemen: i

l. To Falconwocd. I herewith submit my report forl Feb. 26 1932.

Jail breaking-Arrests, 1; Convic- lfood inspemlm for the month md. c. Plckard . _ . . . , . . . . H0115- 0- Returned to Queens “lug March 14. Donald Matthlcson cmmiy Jan- ‘ Condemned as unfit for food and James C0-‘CS -----------------~

sa_0 '

Juvenile Delinquency (Theft, shop

destroyed. nine portions of car- Hammond Ford

25.0

llunclreds of thousands of parents, f

throughout our Dominion and in the neighboring republic, have availed themselves of this protection by having their children immuniz- ed by toxold to prevent diphtheria

:young lives have been saved which iotherwise would have been need- lessly sacrificed to this dread dis- ease.

l Our Provincial Public Health De- partment, alive to the benefits re- ceived from this Public Health measure. have already given protec- - tion to some ten thousand children. i However, there are a. great numbcl'

3 8 i

,yet who have not been given thc

.` benefit of this necessary protection and it is to the parents of thcsc

40 _

unprotected child.en of school age and more especially of pre-school we that we again make the appeal:

259| 'Have your children protected." St

In our City. toxold clinics are

held at intervals and it is desired

22-0? that all parents make an effort to lc” 20,0; have their children receive ms m,o_ V ped owing to the mild weather. 30-0; tectlon. Clinics are being now con- |s“l°“°ly d’"““3i“3 th” °P°“_ ah' 22.0; ducted in Prince street school for ,"*“*“- 15”* they H” h°P‘“¥ *ha* 22.01 the _children of this school and also i‘7“°k Frost Wm fav°r them with

Johnston and Son . . . . . those of the modelschocl. A regu- 's°m° mme mn yet'

lar weekly clinic is also held at the Provincial Sanatorium. The time

ents, avail yourselves of this oppor-

seemed to account for the large 0118-ll ¢¢¢-\mi°°1 °X5mm°'i'|°“ 55°",

i Helirtlest conglntillatlons are influx of children and applicants U16

question of principle is faced,

'»,»_»lng extended to Mr. and Mrs- `and as most were of nursery age the W°l'ld Am’-l C°nf°“*°°° d°°u° Roddy MacAdam, West St. Peters, the staff is already taxed to the ed todo

i Mrs. Earl Warren, Savage Har

Kbur, spent ii iew dri_vs visiting her Esuming Mr. W. A.

gparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jax' _dlne, Head of Hillsborough, rec 5 ently.

l Much sympathy is felt for the -bereaved husband and relatives of the late Mrs. John J. MacDon- rild. of Cherry Hill, who passe( away on Saturday at the Citi Hospitlll. alter li short illness. Th

funeral which was largely attend cd was held on Tuesday mornin

I-llil to St Andrews Interment in

Andrews Cemetery

of this vicinity has been stop-

| i

for

The sport of the hockey play- le

As a result many thousands of ' ` i A

lou

*on the birth of a bonnie baby girl. utmost, its

his

llstn and their report

t he

felt such an Institution ,and that the |001;

vince owed much to those who th,

‘md made such a Home for un- E'

'lrtunate children poSSibl6- Mr. l-resin strons. K- 0-- i11i»"°' '

luced an amendment to our Act 01'

from her late residence at Cherry Incorporation which bein! dill!

‘ ' . . co

i Ki!

Mr!

pro

| her the ing

A number of the e

-inspected the Home on Ibbrilery obtain relaxation of one of the rc-

oi conditions strictmns or thc wuhinston naval

eaty. They plloposedlto elimin-

I\ .

sion adopted and will D0 Pl’°°°l\i'°d

thc Ladies Auxiliary. city. 'rhc rirri

t this point the rned till 2 p. m.,

meeting ad when on rc del

place in the chair.

members had

re was so full of praise that all gr proud to be connected with ,ge

tewart took bate

y by referring the matter to

aviation commission.

Only Maxim Litvinoff. the Soviet

egate, pressed for immediate de- upon the principle of the pro

British delegation- Xailcd to

the draft convention of the ference an article taken firm im agreement providing that

nation engaged in war shall not

Movement in the situation," th, war office announced today.

After obtaining the approvrl of

Emperor Hn-ohito it was clcclilcl to withdraw the llth Division of Lieutenant General Konkichi Uyc. da’s forces. One brigade of the 12th Division and some aux'iliai'y units.

ntrary to previous reports, ch,

' Co

nasal. f - oth and 14th Divisions will romrln 'rh

in China..

The war office said riunors that

troops would be sent to Foniton to handle domestic difficulties were without foundation and the 'units to be evacuated from Bhang- hal would return to i.\:ll- regular stations.

ded. was after some discus-

approval at this session of the lature. . H. S. Henderson in opening report of thc finances. laid vii table a cheque for $100-00 5°' a. further contribution from

of her report dealt with the

-_#li

ANNUAL CUNVENHUN I

-OF

P. E. Island Teachers' Federation

-WILL BE

|i0Gl|F0|l|| SQUARE ||A|.|. TUESDAY, wnnNEsn.i.Y, THURSDAY

March 22nd,

329! and dates of these clinics appear in nl 235| the press from time to time. Par- 3

~ed

a work oi 1031 and showed v- elm'

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jay, Fan- savins in running expenses of li- ngbrook, were visitors to Bav- m

ge Harbor on Sunday. Pe

ost $700.00; this report will ID- cr in actau in the regular Print-

rtaicmcnt of the year- In °°ll-

Nova Scotia and Prof. L.

g All interested c

Addresses by Dr. H. F. Munro, Supt. of Education,

' Univ

wi .~ =

THE-

HELD IN-

23l'd and 24th

W. Shaw of Mt. Allison

si-sity. dlally invited.

ilflllll.-ll-Al`l”CSiS. 2: Convictions, 0. wsses

\V.1l'ncd and returned to parents. M-lk Test Feb_ 17_ 1931 7`il'?fl1~Al”l'eStS. 1; Convictions. 1. V Common C|e,“._ ;

J. Stockman

|E. H. Burke . . . . . . .

35 samples m`lk. is cream

2-mllullity of having your little ones i 290 protected. ‘ f0W all ‘md

Mr. Arthur Jay Borden, spent a. tinuing Wm* the nn°‘“°“ M the

days visiting his parents, Mr. DI'€5€l'lii YB" i»° dak' 'h° W” "ry Mrs. George Jay. Mount Ste- Oliiimiiiicr ih°u3h tm net mm -

Vagrancy-Arrests, 1; Convictions, §

Totzlls »-Arrests, 17; Convictions?

lil. I

In ncitlltlon to the above arrestsi

ilicrc were four prosecutions and! f--zllilictlons under the Customs Act I

Name ' Percent -'~'HfiSf2Ct0l'.i»'-

hun" ral 1. n. citolcr-:N. n. v. s. ROSE POINT

William Smallwood

Everett Boyver `3.li Lorne Kelly 3.6

George Munn . . . . . _ . . . » . 4_1, harlotietown Condensed

3.6

:ll:"‘c 1; -ing for Harbollrllig snlu - ic, lfwl lfulor and orlc for brewing biir in/Mk C0' ' ' ' ` ` ` ` ` ` ` ' ` ` ` ` ' ° ` ' '" 4” t .,-->~_1,.,,,t licgnsp m. permit' There lA. McRae Sons ...... ..

\v.l,; nlxo convictions for abusive lan- lHealth Pastunzed

l,'lio.~;':, and :i cllzlrgc of Conlmorl A5_ lMlik Co, _ _ . . .. gg,i|1; “ing d§5my_-,5ed_ \\V. H. Smith .... ...cn-.~. cr Durlilg February wc .-;r,_-_~;_5;,,d the W00d BYOS- - » arevcnrivc and Prohibition officers A- R M°K°l’ i!'E_.!ive searches of pfemises sus_ Victor Mcwiliams lima of thc unlawful sole or pw |wu1lucc wiioatlcy .. ann of intoxicating-liquoz Eight Harold Lefllrgey lugsjecutlons were-entered under the Louis Roper Prohibition Act, resulting in seven 5-- A- H°lm€S :ogvlctions and one dlsmimal, E. Cullen . . .

On February 17th, 19th, 23rd and 'Gland Mclvilillan ..

26th the Force collected a total oflF<1ston Bros. .

4.0 4.5 3.0 4_2,

4.6

4.a -ml

4_1 ment. of Health for the City of

-Scarlet Fever, 2. '

40 (_A

4.0 C

3.5 2

thirty five samples of milk from Licensed Vendors, and sixteen sam- Dles of cream from stall holders Ill the Market building, delivering

R0f>er Bros. 4.6

Roderick McDonald ..... L. M. Beaton...... . . Willard Kelly .. ..

3.6 4.()

C i

some to the City Analyst for Test.

The nmounts collected in Fines

E. H. Doug!as...... . ._ C. J. Wood

Food Inspector.

O'hl0l Health Ofllcer I-Ils Worship and Mayor and Members of the City Council. 2 Slrs:-I beg to submit herewith

he monthly report of the Depart- i

llarllttetown for February, 1932.

Chest Examinations-17. l Communicable Diseases Reported `

Cases Quarnlltined-2.

Laboratory examinations - Blood -orninauons, 175. iralconwooa 127, i

Vcrlereal Disease Rtporti-Path nts Treated: Moles, 45; females, lr s~ - '

. Total, 68. New Cases Reported_ rfcctlon in her finger, brought on zie and Mrs. Henry Dlngwell; Sick,

Mole-_=_, 6; Females, 5: Total ll. i VCU' Slmuly While attending thc firr j

Nursing Division Report:-Pupils “

XR,,,med, 559_ (Roch,-md square ing causing the injury. Tho skillful Entertainment. Mrs. James A. E.

4.2 school uno Prince sh-ect school); ”`°°°‘“e“f0f U10 dwtor soon affect- M11 S all - 5.0 Home Visits Made, 95; Pupils ex- ` Cd the cure, |Donald. The entertainment con- sa ciuflorl for .skin condition, a; Mlsccl- ‘

Better Value in

V If you must be out in wet Rubber Footwear _ Guaranteed to ive ou t

you can get for your money. g y he utmost value

This Footwear is made from PURE GUTTA PERCHA

RUBBER the tou h t

E BS and most wear _ resisting that science

:::.l:r.“.r:si::f° ~ -P -° f

“R“bb°" f°'” M9". Rubbers for

3 R"bb°f= f°f B°ys. Micccc and chiigxzgi

', .-COMPARE THE WEAR..

PURDIE-FERGUSCN

w T ~ P E

:Mia Nelson Currie suffered a rc- Mrs. James A. E. MacDonald. Mrs. _ OWIDK t° the Prevailing ucmtlidl' ' 1P~DS€‘. which necessitated tllc sum- I Nelson Stewart mid Miss Annie iU°“5 the usual annual co ec on

. moning of a doctor. It is pleasing S

weather you want Gutta Percha

wice as long as

_ sy

Operations have started on the Rocky Point Wharf which is an in-

dication of spring as the floats are Little Pond Women's Institute was being fitted up for the npeny.. 5er_ -held' at the home of Mrs. Vincent

wart. now available was little more thln

LITTLE POND INSTITUTE

The February meeting of the

D_ Cunk’ etc' 43,. smears’ 2 families of Mr. J. J. Currie and ML tended to the first opportunity. The

3.8 Ga; Spmumslt Throat Swabs for Gullfurd Lowther in their recom committee reported having visited 35 ulturc, 2; Miscellaneous: Spinal sore b°"e”~V°m0“t- me Sick “nd °f bi'i“ElnK mlmef' - fluid. 1. '

V1¢,,_ MacDonald with an attendance of

thirteen members and three visit-

Ringwood W°men»s Institute held |ors. Roll call was responded to with

3 sewing "bee" at the home of Valentine Verses. The school com-

The sympathy of the friends in 'chalk viere required The members

a new wash-basin and colored

esolved to have these things at-

hi-’ °°mm\l-lliiy goes out to thc "

ous delicacies. The committees ap-

ecovered from a very painful in. ure: School, Mrs. Allan MacKen-

Mrs. Ellen McKinnon has qum, pointed for the following month

s her finger struck against the lin- ' il

e Misses Annie E. MacDonald

nd Miss Helen B. MacDonald;

cDonald and Mis L ra Mac

|50 “Port that her condition is good lunch was served by the hostess, at present. and greatly appreciated by all thc

\ ‘

t 6 r \ "" and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mutch, City, to

I k were recent visitors to Warren ` ing, the roll call to be answered

at \=’é Farm, v/here they were the welcome by o. recitation, ii rhyme, or a

\` ` K

“mis °f Mr' and M75- Wm~Ml1iCh- nickel. The meeting closed in the

sual manner.

trip across the ice and over his road mute during the recent bad is weather.

The interested hockey fans around l this vicinity monaco cornwall uhh | , on Monday nleiit to witness friend- -

, North River Lindys vs. the Nine ' Mile creek Bulldogs, and the Com- wall C. C. vs. the Davis dz Ftaser’s '

Friends were sorry to lcal'n that ltests The rlzes bein awarded to

leele respectively. A very tasty'

m ladies present. Mrs. Charles J.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Stewart MacDonald lnvlted the memberr

her home for the next meet-`

___ u

Our undaunted mail driver, Mr. Bflleii UU-Ulilbell, made his regular

the Hun? Where are Moses, Oliv-i

"_" er Cromwell, Charlemagne, Han-

' nibal?

Enthusiastic Usher-Stand up

boys, so's the gentleman can seei

f h

games o ockey between the you_

: :Ready-math Medicine - You

.m__R_ need no physician for ordinary ills

when you have at hand a bottle of I

#4606

' ch'al troubles, it is invaluable; for

I sistcd ol three interesting con- vest °“ this mmey is an we are ll'

ASSORTED MEATS .. 5%o P61' Lb-

ALL UI' BEEF CHEEKS 5360 “ Z

Speaker-And where, I ask you, BEEF HEARTS ...... 5%o "

Julius ccrrcr? where is Aii'la'BE“` “V5 32° .,

Hia

sufficient to meet the bills on hand this date. She referred to the string Quartet Concert bein! Pl" on shortly to aid our finances and hoped the member! would ll°¢ "ily lbuy tlclrctr but assist bv advert!!-

nnri gave rise to considerable ser-

ious thought. _ It would seem that mlm P00'

one wrong

oi thc members. to loc resumed on ‘nmee ’°P°"Bd that the Water' pie md °°°°p°°d °' “ry nn early dam fountain needed repairs, also that

idea, of our Endowment Fund md were lcd to loclicvc that tnroiish ll' our finances were now almost in- cxhaustible. The actual value 0! this iuna to uc in my year may be seen in the printed annual NW" and in thc lust such report 1°! 1930 on page 16 is shown as inter- est on Endowment the amount 0! $572.80, while just above that th0 cost of running the Institution !0r the same year is shown ta $17,548--

82. We are all pleased in we i-bb

Endowment grow but it must be clearly understood that the inter-

lowed to use for running expenses.

lost fall was not more than 65 per

t of the amount collected H10

CED previous year and this coupled with the unusually iarile Dumb"

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PrlcesF.0.B.0harlottetown, of-

fcctlvslthrchlith.

Cash Orders subject Ka he

Poland seduction under above prices.

N ecessit

ling. Her report was well received. 5

SHOE COMPANY, LIMITED `

Wholesale and Retail chanottetown

f --4-..

GLASSES FITTED E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR

Optometrists '

I4) Richmond 5¢r¢¢¢

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5 'coughs colds, sore throats, bron-

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