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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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lslature is to be quickly followed by l

H GENERAL ELECTION IN QUEBEC. _

The dissolution of the ,Quebec Leg- pe

red under his ievizersnip But he ks the support of any lieutenant

Then Catarrh Sets in, Mncou-

If you or any of your

children show a tend_ yt

ency to become stoop- he

|d.lod and was succeeded in office by

emier Parent who resigned in niirn in 1896 and in Quebec in '|897-

March, 1905, and was succeeded lil’ tho Conservative- OPDOBV-lo" "“‘°'"“"‘ ,Hom Lomer Gouin (now Sir Lomer) shattered beyond N‘<f0V0|‘l’~ I" ‘he lwho is still at the head of affairs- provincial election of 1904 the lend~

shouldered, check it at

once with in pair of our ‘ perfectly adjusted ' shoulder braces; 'We

have si'/.es to fit all ages,

boys or girls, men or

women.'.l_`hey are strong servicable and effective. Two styles. A

Prices 85.: and I75

'Pr l

sive elections of 1897, 1900, i304 .1 nd 1908 the provincial Govi-rnnient '|‘he result was that the ABBPHIYIW fl* f Quebec has had at its back the ected was ulmost entirely ofonc lim” wcrful support of Sir Wilfrid Lan- ty_

. QPU

§rier's Administration at Ottnwn. a

Premier must face his electorate with 1 ii. Conservative Government in Power o t Ottawa, and perhaps there is no for the Opposition candidates showed Province within the Dominion where that there was still n strong CUHFGT' the influence and patronage of the v

s_ general election in wh e e i> ° who is even approximately his '“1““‘ ing will take place on May 15. This in ,brings to mind the fact that the Lib- Administration has been and is very eral party lies neia power in tbl* largely ri 0l\B~m1w G°"¢"'“’”°“*~ H" .Province since May, i397. Durinz in but period the dominant party was ciul figure in it, his colleD.K\l€l‘ Mini:

either ability or i“fl"°“C‘=- H‘“

the one only conspicuous lll'0Vl“‘

ed by Premier Marchand from Milli. men of merely local influence. mill

97, to September, 1900, when hr mgper commonplace ability.

After the overturn in Dominion uf-

lt is to he observed that in succcs- em abandoned the field themselves

nd advised others to do the slime.

ln 1908 the Conservatives rallied

nd put candidates in the field i_n el-

{Now for the first time the Quebec most every C0nStlt\1i‘l\Cy. and 11|- | hough they won but n small nnmhcr

f seats. the number of votes P0\l0d

ativc sentiment in the Province.

9" Q €ni sv

federal Government counts for more. There were perhaps thirty SPMH in

V than in Quebec. But although out of which a change of 200 votes wollld

DRUGGIST

ofhce Sir Wilfrid 1.aurier.is believed have reversed the result of the elec-

~ ,still to be foremost in the admiriv tion_ No doubt the overturn of Sell-

tion and affection of his compatriots 'along the St. Lawrence. So much Opposition with new hopes and Sir Lomer Gouin has yet in his fa- weakened to 1., limited extent the con-

TIIE MEDICAL HALL ` v_°,_

tcmber last may have iIlF»llif0<l '-00

fiderlce of thc Liberals, but ut this

' _ Moreover 'Six' Lomer Gouin is distance it would st-ern ,Pl`0l"1bl=‘ "lat

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Eyes,

are worth more than any other thing in the world

_If you have any trouble

with your eyes strain or

strong in himself, He has proved an the Gouin Government may be sus- energetir, capable and honest admin- ruined by a reduced but still nmrllc istrator, and the Province has pros- majority.

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THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION. ernment and the highly imD0l`f8-Ut

(ln Wednesday last the Legislature, E

.and fruitful mission to Ottawa. neces-

nriiy delayed the opening oi’ the

lu-hich opened on March 27 had been 1. Home beyond the ,,,,,,,,1 proper ,ima

hree weeks in session. Those who , N

ow as spring approaches, naviga-

suit.

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Jew eler dz Opticians

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Prince Aibe con and vest, ln

_ n

-_. v _ __ _°r'~ “:_' J rt t - H

nd the Audit Act yet to receive the ,i

headaches, havcuscxsrnine ,lonely proiicted time the business “on has opened and farming’ f,S,,,,,,, your eyes and lit glasses to could be pushed through in four ‘and trading Opemions must be “_

weeks were evidently mistaken. The. ,session is "ow in its murth week and 0. ture are miturslly desirous to see the

‘the bmlgct i" -vet' t" come' tm y°"_'s`0end of the session in order to be en-

supply to he voted, the Schools Bill, H ;und the Election and Ballot Bill V

yct.to be introduced and the import-

nt Lund. 'Pax and Assessment Anti d

sumed, the member;-i of the Legisla-

bled to give attention to 'their pri- ate affairs. To hasten thc public

business us far as can prudently be one appears to be the one thought

n the mi-ride of all and this menus

test style, used only a. short time. further consideration of the Hoiiscgh

nrd worl: and plenty of it from now

just as g°°d as “"W» “iz” 40 but Wm along with other less important mst-

fli n. man with 'a 39 chest. First price

$25-,_ to zo at $15_ H_H_ B,.0wn.s'158 ters. There is iipparently yet two Queen sg, ' 4_20d3i_ weeks' work ahead. _

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NEW ’KING GEORGE IIOTEI. 0:

Yet the session so far as it has

WM. MONBOUROUETTE, Mgr, lscssioii. There has been little or no

Private liutlis. Running water and fiiscless talk. The Opposition mem-

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UUisiNF.. liNr:xoEi.i Eu SYDNEY. N. S.

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BUY A !

QM/ililliounl

ers lui.‘.'e'bccn in no way olistrui-_l- ivc. The disciissions have consisted of brief speeches such as were necce- sary to explain or throw light upon the bills lmfure the [louse or upon provincial affairs. The phi-ty warfare

which occupisil so much time in pru~,

vious sessions has been for the time

almost eliminated. A numb-'-r of bElls‘ l ‘ ' ' g

inve been ulrcufly Dai-i-.cd and many

x, ,

0 éiéi'-'Q.‘ others are \\lsll ou to tlieil' Ilnul

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It’s to your interest therefore to buy tho, bread vv tn the lnost_ nourishment at the following' groceis.viz:- Uoffin dt Oo M & A McLeod, Crockett & C0.Ura.bbe s firogcry. Cl1“pple’s ti,-ocery. . ,Bohn lismeron ohn \Vh_ent.lc-y, Vi m Mc- hee_ P L Smallwoud. J. Ur_onln, Mrs Geo

Moure.iWuter rituivirs Tramor lltaqhlord St). Mrs Trnlnorlso Park Road). ,‘

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Funeral Director andg em

balmer-Miss A. Ferg\ii.oil,L:idy 3 A»_isir»tant-- Personal Aitcntion ` and Pronipliicsu Guaranteed.

Ambulaiwe calls answered at

short ueiR~c

SPECIALTIES

Disinfecting and Fumig-ruling

Furniture Repaired and Reup- holsiered. . v Silent Salesmen made to order, ` OFFIUE-Kinls Sqigpro Phone li30'ii.RESl,DIi7 UE ni: Square, North Bids. Phone 890’il. dttstf

See our assortment of watch

es in Regina and Walthams.

Calancler and 8 day watchc s

Timers Clironograplis.

_ Awatch that strikes thc hoursl'

I Beautiful M 0 n ii-

stage.

The num.bcr‘-'of'incorpor:\tion bills

has been quite unusunl_ Licoi';;i‘l.o\\'ii must needs bc incorporated and trud- ing, dredging and block fox compon-

ics, the latter especially, luivc come| to the front in numbvrs. lilvidontlyi 1 _ . ' ' - ` - .

he fur pi oducing industry has ioine

into great prominence in thc busi-

ness of the country from the number

of these bills. And they ull tuke

time, for each must. so through all

the formalities of leyziz-ilatlvn ennct-

ment.. Considering flint the adjourn-

ment. over Good Friday and Easter

Sunday took plocc within that time.

ii meat deal of important legislative

work was put through in three weeks.

As is well known the change of Gov-

,/-

f In The Cemetery

you sec pretty li-inns. paths and many oddities in stones and monu- TIIEIICI

New made graves sffrsef

Alleniion

‘ _ That is how it is with our-_work~

if "ailrficin attention" Because

ments lhai are lasi-

' » Bracelet watches. r Also charms, rings, 'lockets cufflinks etc. ‘ 0

E. W. Taylor 3

South Side Queen \

CD 5"

are our product, it dosen't enhance V lhe price. Colne and see. _

'Cha.n¢l6lil‘t@ Bell

one has been distinctly a wnrking`

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on to the close of the sesiion.

THE C.<\lll.Fl AND 'l_’H_‘E H'l‘HAi\1l~2ll.

Accillciits \\'ill happen fiom Li.u<- lo

time ivlirri- nll thc usu:-il ;-i'i‘i:alitions are taken. Iiut few of our friends ou

the mainland ri-lilies the inconvcni cucn to trawl and t.i'u1lf~ \vl|i."li uri' experienced here on avi-oiint of ucci- 4ii~iil.:+ affecting our cubic communica- tion and the winter slonnicru. The <'ubl<~ ci'.»i|n4=cf.in;: this Province witli thu miiinlnud iiiive-,ol1f.ori March lli. Since lluan ta-legrnphil: uomniuuica- tlnn_ has been only possible by the \vii'6./lcsi-: system from Picton to f‘:ipc

Flesh in this Province, thence say lil- ty milf-s by teleplionc to Clinrlotlr- town. _The resultant delays, interrup- tions und iiiiir-curucies have been

many and troublesonii- and have lust- od for over 9 month.

'Flien there lu the carl (irey on the

rocks ut. lfnpn John, NH., since Wed- ucsclay lust. This was doubly unfor- tunate because this is 3 busy season,

and yesterday fog detained the Minto which has been in the interim thc sole reliance of the travelling and ship- ping comniiiuity. The Mlnlo has bccu required to, do the work of both boats, which is quite impossible, and n‘so to render any possible assist- ance to the Grey. Fortunately, it is hoped that the Steam Navigation ComDany's steamer Nortliumberlaud may go on the route today ond so relieve the tension.

This is written in no complaining

spirit. Everyone sympothises with (Ipptain Brown, whose capability nonc doubts. Everyone regrets the accidents to cable and steamer which

huye brought about present condi- tions. The Pitnnley should never have been taken away from our win- ter service. A third bout has been sadly needed in winter and will he again to be needed for emergencies, or to assist the other hosts. Anil above all comes the earnest demand that the Car Ferry shall be hastened to its operation with all possible speed. lt is sadly needed.

::We have a very large stock of to-

baccos-chewing, smoking--cut and sliced plug, twist, boxed inlxt|.u'cs»-in fact everything that the taste of the most critical smoker ciould desire. You'll find that the quality is al- ways high here, while the prices are Just the opposite. The Mn(-.Klnnou Drug Co. corner Great. George und

llicnr. stef urn.

T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY .

.o ncireiyn-se. They sen for 25

Take l'.AXA'l‘IVF. BROMO Quininn G ,_ I rl M G

Tablets. Druggists refund money if °n S mg" a y' n°m_ Mc' it lsuu to cure. m.w. onovm sig. "“°°°' 4 ZW" 'nature is on cach,box.‘

25c.

"We are showing a complete line

of up-to-date baby carriages and z0~ '"1‘“"“ g°`°°"t- (mme an" 'W9 h"“' ml.. ,.0 iwrons 4-isriifiu. , little nrirvd they ere- At Patonv-

Ylcath by a blow from nn umbrclln

llisessed I-'rom Negleeilng Colds

Drops Into the Stomach, Coughs `

ing, Headaches and Debility Follow.

That the best method of curing cii~

tarrhal disease consists in usini-t Ull- tarrhozone is now fri-i~ly aclmitted. Pntsrrhnzone is infinitely superior to cough medicines, tablets, sprays and emulsinns, which for tin- most. part are of no practical value except to ease the cough for the time bring. Often liquid cough remedies roulaill opium, morphine. auh cocaine. With thafarrhozono you take no drugs--r you employ Nature's way-~just inhale (‘aturrhozone's itnothinpg lu-aliug vug por and relief and curl- follow l'I`UH\ ` ptly. _

Weak Throat, Racking Cough (_’ured.| “For five years I suffered from a

severe bronchitis. A harsh, dry, rack- ing cough kept my throat in a ruw condition from one ycsr's end to an- other. Before going to sleep at night l always had a had attack, and in' ,the morning before each breakfast. I suffered greatly. My voice was har- sh and raspy, and sometimes l found, it. difficult. to make myself under-' stood. Clitarrhozone seemed to soothe and hecl from the first day. It cured nie, and no\v 1 wouidn’t think of being without a Catnrrho- zone Inhaler-it means life Yto me."

The above experience is related by'

Mr. Alexander P. Savary of: liamil- ton. l'a., and proves the effective- ness of Catarrhozone, which will cure every, cough, cold, bronchial or ratarrhal attack. 'Phe dollar size of Catarrliozoiia contains two months' l,|-eatmeiiiz and is guarantei=il_ Small- iur size, 50(-._, sample size 2:'ic_ All fdealers, or 'l‘he (Yiitnrrlirwone Vom- pany, Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.

<A DFJAI) MAN SHOITLD

NOT Blfl l~ll.ANDl<lIlI*lD.

The Editor of the Uliarlottetown

Guardiaiiz--ln justice to the memory of the late I). J. Bruce of Uainphell- ton, N. B., and to his numerous friends throughout the .llnritime Pro- vinces, permit me to say that the Verdict oi “Not Guilty" in the Doherty case, has been :i sirprlee and and a shock to all the right think- ing people of the country.'l‘hc grand jury brought in 1; true bill of murder; the verdict at the preliminary trial was that "D. J. Bruce came to his

uf. the hands of W. W. Doherty."

Those who have known ll. J.

lli;ucc rcpudiate witlisrorn the state- ment of the prisoner on the stand, that Mr. Bruce struck hi'.u and that hc acted in self ilefvlii'ii_ liow can sunc mcn believe that in fnrn of f.f.~‘.tiuioiiy to this i~out_rosy by nu iilyi'-\\'itui‘.~:.~i, Mr. Mi-fiiuui' ll' ii. could he said of .iuj, nmn thnf. hu was "no i~:trikcr," this certainly could Iii- suid of ll, J. Bruce whose r~luiract.r-i' was above rcproucli and who was li tower of slrvugfli to rivvry ;;oo<l i'a\isl~_

’l‘l|r trial is rrgiirili-il ns ii fru~

vi-sly on justilze und the issue _,ls H foul blot on thi- <'oiiuti‘y of .iii\sl.i- goilvlii-_ - _ “ ` -

A l‘i‘csbytl‘i‘inu l\'liuiii'tei'_"

(lf Rl-stigoiichc tio., N, il,

TIIFI All'l`(ll\lf`|lill.l‘i l"I`{(>l\I

A \VfIlll.~\N':~l H'I‘l\Nl'lI‘(`ilN'|‘.

~Mr_ Editor;--As you liiivi-_ pul\li.~'hrii in YUUI' .lriurnal 0| number .of llettcrs on tho ri-penl of thc Auto Act from men, I lim .--iirv you will not olij.-cl to liearinfr what n womnu him 1.. say on tlrllf. qucstioii.

Now, Mr. Editor, we wmuvn lu |‘.

ld. Island do not want the ballot. or to interfere in ma.ttcrn outside of our lilllicre ns wi- alri-nrly lmvc more lhnu wc can attend tri, buf. wc expect, our Ilusbands who do nntp 1,., U,-,,¢,.(.[ us and our children and pcriuif. us to have thc pleasure of driving on our roads the few short; summer mouths that roads are good and weather pleasant without. having to snrniulilt- down out. of our carriages and stand o_n the road-side while a few sporty NW 61121014 R0 flying past-tliroiviug dust and stench in our fncvs. In win- ter we ure shut in our' homes by bnil roads and inclement weather, when summer comes we do wnnt. to enjoy ilflflfl Smllft ‘l"i\’f‘H after horses of our own raising, which by the way in .,,,,. of our great. nni.\||‘al and paying in. diistrics, and why should we give up |l0l`=*" Nlifillllf in ordei to ciicourilgl- auto liuililiu|::'_' when our viiri-iui:i‘ builder-s cannot cvcn compute with Ontario and Quebec in that simph. brunch.

T notice that some of our corr~s-

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l "»\i.i. DAY sarunoav one sm. UN 0.V 0V0l1‘nfl. we will give to every cv sh buyer to the amount .N on $l.50 in the House Furnlsh_ Ingsdepartment. fi neat., nir-.kin pIatod.3arm Towel Rack. Buy your new Curtains and your fresh wail paper baturday, and get the towel rack without charge. Moore & McLeod

-i 20d il

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“YOU HAVF. OFTEN admired

.those large gill. letters -1ti.t¢‘.l\ed .wo 'you' friends' shopping png, at urday. you have u chance to flat onofor yeursolf froc.'l`o ovary lady \v_r|o buys a shopping hug ar, $l.00 or over, we will present oneof these gllt metal initials

“Folding go-carts. What. s marvel

of lightness and compactnes is this

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Prices lower than Catalogue

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43%' "fir

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~ No. I"|04-Ifxlension Table

Hardwood, surface oak finish, top ineasures 42x42 inches. extends to

uiisisiluis. if siuzuoiuus 0' `

$12.00 0"; _

'lhere s Solid Comfort in this

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A cinn-

72 inches it has five turned legs bolted to bottom of table and fitted with easy running casters thorough- l constructed throii honi

$0.25

992- This is ri massive coustr t ed chair, frame of quartered oak vigil. rich golden polish has five snindl I under each arm, is richly iipliolstergfl

' iuiuiwoon \

niusssi-:ii H , ,, Made with a rich I Surface OAI( ' '_ _-__

luxury.

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_» in excellent quality velour C0]

__ grgen and red has brass acllnstflir;

ro .and bra.°ketS' ,He1ght~14inclies, 30 inches wide, _gr inches deep. This chair is heavily cushioned and cor.. veystlie suggestion of comfort and

~ OUR PRICE

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This Dresser

is made of select- if

Finish 00.50

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$12.00

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A iuunsouiz

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hardwood -0

e with a rich sur- 0 ~ face oak finish filled with a 20x24 inch British bevel

mii 1-or, top measures 2o\'38, has neat y

muissul 0

With Oval Mirror f

272---DRESSEI? _

\ illi casters

$9.50

' No. |79--Comode to iuaicli above

resser with one <lrziwcr-and lwo

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doors. Price

` $3.50

sliapsd szmidard and fitted complete v _ _-

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liardwoodcnse finish- _ /~ ed in surface oak measures 17x34 four

drawers two full _

length, British bevel mirror. size i_;x24 in-

ches. Pgige.

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THREE

ESSENTIAL °

ELEMENTS

‘ l`lude1'lie the success of a Life Insurance Compaiiy-~

s:itisi`.1¢'tory investment earnings-_a favorable mortality

-~ economy.

In these lliree essentials llie record of The Great-\'Vest l,ife is~unir|ue. The igri Report shows 1+

i. interest earnings of 7.63 p c. gross.

2, A iuertality onlv 52 p. c. of the "cxpcctcd”. _

3 Low lixpcnse Rates.

llence the reiiia:'l:nb'c results io Policy-liolders. Ask for confirinntory printed matter.

_The. Great-West Life

. Assurance _Company

Ileid Office - -

- - 1 Winnipeg

Branch Office . - . Charlottetown r

HYNDMAN

ei co., LTD. p

Managers P. E. l. S. M. IIICKS. Agonist Summefside.

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FIGURES THAT TELL I

Income ' 45.547 3|2 000 4ll.l8l I 008.164 2.2l5 096 3.5|7.6l7 6.54120!

Year IB5 I l86I |871 |88l l89l l90l I9ll

Assets Assurances in Force 84.874 790.447 l.482 349 5.064.207 l2.074.I25 24.504390 44257.34!

|.506.304 3 995.777 9. 602.746 27.429726

56.z|8|5l8 84 .404 972 |55 6I5.25§

,__ ofmtxe Sieiglgl aeildc Suebsianiiel f ` SAFE l;Isn:;l\;yI:‘ife..iAssli':snceCo. PRQFITABLE

ll cosfii uh more to get llic best '

W. K. ROGERS .

Charlottetown Manager P. E. I. Brunch

R. B. ROGERS.

Kcneinjfen

‘ Special Agent

S team-Pip

f-'F 1° ttings-3

ing.

I iunke n specially of in-

stalling stcaui pipe fittings in lobster factories ns well as provide :ill necessary supplies. My work is above the ordin~_ sry-T' have had ncnrly 30 years' expcrieiicc---you are siirc of getting sutlsafgction in every case.

Call, write or phono 394 J.

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rule con of ifiui: |.\'sURANc_F. value cl property in_ so small' Ltviilzf rw' wiili protection il g_\\'<'~\ V0" 'PT in, In iardy io false lhe risk ofuol 1-H Y H22,” i-fence. ll is lim wisesi ofnll ccnnil )

¢,n_mp|\' profcciod. _ _ lc, hon

no rr 'ion/lv by “ff-"“l= "' °"

D B. STEWART

` ' fl | ‘own (;m¢,-=| Agent C0 Cbirlol e The t__)u¢-cn nsursnrf! I H ,C The Liverpool and Lend. n .md "‘

__ _ _ _ ‘ sursnco Co.

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“We are placing on Sals for Sat-

“Number one Early Red Mam-

Tlie Commercial Union ins. C0.

Urdlw Over 100 new sprlnn shirts moth and Nellie clover and 'rim-l _..---»»---°“"'

1_|nnul-»

or fine corded perome. white grounds.,wlth stripe of black. blue or light groon. Cuffs areal- tached. und tue shirt.. Is mado with large yoke. adding much to its wearing quality. Wo want you to compare this shirt with anything offered by any other atoreatany figure under $1.00., Here for 600, Moorefl McLeod.

4 20d,l

"New Curtain laces at |00. 140.

l8c,20o. 220 and up to 320. Those are Good. white Notting- ham pnttorns.and will give you the greatest |ioss|b|f\ satlsfac tion. Moore McL od. 4-20dli.

othy Seed, selling at lowest. prIc.i,

os_by A. Hornoll. oo. 4-ilidr2w I

"Farm Seeds. Our stdok of Im

ported and Island grown seeds consisting of wheat, Osts.Barl_ey Peas. Votohes. Corn. ' Clover und Timothy Seeds, ls the best we have evur offered, and our prices are right. A- Horne 8 Oo.

4-I 8dr2w

"Parents ann children will be ln-

terested in the splendid display' of young folks' footwear in Alle! Q Gout. southern window. Bee the dls- plny today it' is worth looking at.

Aflfidll.

, OUR TIME ISSIIORT IN TII»E~OLD~STORI:`.'

The Removal‘Sa.le of Boots and Shoes at clearing out prices will continue until weiclose. Save your money by getting your family supply of footwear NOW 'T -

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Seed. and Grain

Separators

nov nu- "f7llA'|"

n~li'i°i""'i'».i"'5`ri'i'l1‘rii'eri0N” '$510 md Grain Ben\'“'°,,'fi lillgnthiihw fgglilgig-yss(il`\loT':;ev‘in|noiulsgd “metrical”'si-s:t.l.*iii~-00:0 0 ' ~ _ \ '

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