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. M1*-R0H'31»E 1917 . 'rss cnastorrsfrown Guasnian _ _ __ L _gags nine, ` ._

' building hsnuia by the innst ancient

methods. There were .between thir-

t _ ty and forty stoves scattered throulh-

o`ut the building, and the lighting sys-

tem was of the most prim tive kind The floors were worn until the prin- cipal feature, the feature that would strike an person coming in, would

Premier Mathieson introduced his me

budget in 11 Brest speech last night. The Legislative Assembly was crowd. sd, all the members being present, and every corner available for the public was crowded, many indie, being present. The Premier was in excellent form and delivered a mas. terly address. equal to the best or his past efforts and characterized b keen analysis oi .the situation and tEe im- mediate outlook Ind brim full of op- timism and vision so essential tg the proper handling of the affairs of state,

The public accounts and the report

of the external auditors had been pre viously tabled showing that once more the Mathieson Government had carried through the year‘s financing with the strictest economy compa_ tlble witii efficiency and had ended with a substantial surplus-o feat pro~ liably unequalied by any other prov-` ince in the Domiiilon. 'ri-IE PnEMiEn said: 'riiis is the

sixth occasion on which it has been`

my duty and privilege to present to‘ the House the Estimates and make' what is recognised under our prim. tice as the Budget Speech. This does not include the short session of Au. gust last. The experience of this Government thus cove-rs an extensive field. in the first year in which we niet the I-louse the Public Accounts und all the transactions had relation' to the year 1911, when our redeces

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sors were in power. The following

year that closed on thc 31st da_v` oi’ December. 1912 was partly ii yesi- or this Government and partly that of the previous Government. So that the accounts that we brought down for the period of fifteen months end-l ing December 31, 1912, included two] iiiontlis and two days ol' the Palmer Administration. and the balance oi thc period we were responsible for; and just at this point comes in ii contlniious m_is»statoniciit liy our op~l ponczits, a niis-statement for the piii- pose of comparison. on the very tiircs- hold of the assumption-of otlico by tiiis Government. This fiscal year was changed by our opponents from the 31st day of December to the 30th September, it time when tho piiblic works and the public services were incomplete: tho public woi‘ks ull illi- dor wily. thc your closing ut that dato was as poor a year for statistical pur- poses as could be devised. l iiccii not enter into reasons why that date was clioson, but wc determined- to ro- vort buck to -the 31st Defccnibor, tho cud of tho calendar yoar, and the cud of the fiscal your in this province lor generations bcforo. 'That mails ii period, then, of fifteen months. nx- tending from the 30th September. 1911, 'lo the 31st Dccenibcr, 1912, thsl we accounted for. The public ac- counts which were brouglit down for thh your ending 30th September. 1011 showed nn indebtedness by this pro-l

viuiro of $004,000. At this point noni-

nces the misrepresentation

la t election and in almost

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tcr Lowe's and other claims that ai- tcrwards dev-elopod. lt will he eeou tiicreforo that we had to deal with

rot-cived and thc money paid out, -but

fo h

li fa

i i i0 ondition oi the province,

i-counts would show of the

i_ch we have had tw deal at every

_#bile meeting which I attended

eech made by homvgentlemen op- oslte in this House. lt is for that ason. and because the. "Patriot" ewspaper has again taken up and iterated those mlsetatements, that now ask the House to consider the ctual facts. The last year of the lmer Government ended on the Oth -September, 1911. and their pub- c accounts showed an indebtedness lug f $904,000. Then they kept on from e 30th September. through, October nd November. until the second day f December, when they went ont; nd we engaged two of the most ex- pert and reliable accountants who

uid be iound in the province, msna~ ers of banks, men having no pc-liti- i0 ui persuasion, but having their re- utatlon at stake on the correctness ' otherwise of the statements they

own in the public accounts. there ere unpaid debts and liabilities lil mounting $168,000. and i have the eport of those Auditors to prove it.

_r a moment be controverted, the H

B-SlHt€.m0iliS iS repeated that we altogether. To find the truth you to - ii. iioifs pi-uc 9 ' -

ame in and found an indebtedness of divide the gum of the two papers by and niakiiig greater calls for expentli~‘;:;35'm;{e':l advice of the Leader of

nly 5004.000; and to provide against 2_ it might lin ssid that $10,000 is ture. Everyone who wishes _to be the Opposition and his fohC,we,.5 ami __ _

e prevalence of any belief in that not veyv much of a reduction iii the honest must make that admission. had borrowed mohev to pay hm, the

iso statement we fortunately had hat we have had to iight against wari Pamouc Fund ihsleéd of levying ,max gan

those auditors appointed. The result

Wltll - to

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ii. to make an audit oi' the ilnanciiii te

c day the present Government came w

ito power the indebtedness of the l'0Vll1Ce WKS $1,072,000; and nc- man ting higher and higher, with never e l lid values his reputation i`or truth, si

r who has any ability to iinderstand ic simplest form of accounting will

ttciiipt to question that fact.

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IIl0i1l€S ers throughout the province were 1

te-aciiing on permits without 'it-oiisef

filS0 if/ Sll0W Wllill V-he llHblllf|09 0f|Tho enrolment hail fallen by over B thc province worc,-the unpaid lln~.

liilillus. Year after YCHY W0 l’|'0\|Kl1l'tlic educational department wan gc- tlown those statements. and this your noraliy triic. lf one only considers iili-ore has been laid upon the table oi the condition of this very huildiiii:,' Iii,

the

the "Guardian," which is supposed im_ -, . - ~ - _

MVB Slime Hymllllllw Wllh the G0- r said that the statement was not of hmm. .ini-ling ninnihnnbni-wed that er_i__:_}i__»ens;;:i_:e=:_l dzgazugéugyuhhrihhxrigsir hhiihernnni-which ni‘|¢n..i|,,n.¢il»ynenilin¢ii-

both wrong. They were wrong, each of One t0 the extent Of $168,000. the it

the lace 01’ this fact. which cannot Guardian counting that amount in' ii

-twice while the Patriot omitted it 9

liabilities of the province iii five i

years, but coiisidor the situation ns C0 _

ltlielr investigation showed that on we (mind ii when we game into po. rlous conditions _that hampered the have gone hm) the money market h,

er. Wfe found a debt that for G0V¢\l`l'1me'-it in me conduct of public raise that $185,000 with a iiiai'k black twenty Years had bee" Sfeadul’ mom" 'mairs in the c°"ecu°“ of mms’ m and descreditablc. At once we would

he grcatei- call for expenditure. Be- lm tom: You am in the posmoh of

nglg break; iii) average for SlllCS the l'O(lllCLl0ll 01 $10,000 lil l.l10 _ __ _ _h i _nun on mortgage

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rggsnlfxruhurgogegv uc§yfS(:,r:,lh i bills, There. is but ond end to such

visli to test the credit oi'-a countrv. il "‘1'“"5° “S that' and it is mmucial '

___ _ ded to the debt, and there appeared

S to

lie lllGl`(l \\’0l`e S0l110 ll8bllli.l6S Wlllcll that L|'ug_ but evory public Bei-vice \ iose auditors were not able to iiiid.- had gradually declined. ln the pub~‘ if lliihillics for damages. for example, . lci

liabilities that had arisen on claims ot properly recorded; so that iii ad-

tcll°limlolicnilhgf“£xl‘l0'lEt0(l‘0hilllllei3:0wli]llldli oulifulaciiliicgixzttguleggfmwgidprai End that estimate was ilxcd on tho Deolilo and the Govciiimcnt an you

' ' ` ` ‘_ ' _' _ ` A - - h 1 lone just what the farmer did

sum of over $11,000 morehetwccnwai use an expression iliat our iiicnd. ls__tv;lri=i__ym_o__i‘__D‘c_c_e_méi_:»_i_C_l_as&D;v__hc::_ wf;_‘i_"__;_r__o___c__ money to mem his gl_O_

Works. would have been very ixladl "h“"S° 0 <l0b0I1il1\‘c |0811 Of $185000- C6” "“_D‘”"‘°S' YQ". lmvo’ hCfrm“'°fI to use, I would say our schools were \

iiniiiiiues or s1.012.o00 nun $11,000. iiiiiiii with itathhii who wer., noi! w

Year lifter year we had an audit made

lic

formerly Commissioner of l"uhlic|G

tivo thousand, and what was truo in

$1,062,151. Now, putting to one he

side the %l1,000 which was not co- have m 5 , vered or ncluded n the finding of d_ L t an one so into the Cohn.

rougbout the country during the M Ear 0 y rim

essrs. Rossborou h and Dench on |

Anininobile I fi \‘

the splinters that stood up. We

ade some chan es in that re~ ‘

Quill”

Chamber, and instead of the g y

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2nd December 1911.-putting that ghd di,-ty mom whim, we found, it is _

the

aside and treating it as if it never g th most striking] beautiful existed, we have 81,072,000 we began ?§si‘;/,ivan iiaiig that csiiy be [ound with against us, and on the 31st De~ gm , cember last it was $10,000 less than More haw, been iaid dgwu, 9, modern "ttf 3° Uh” d“"l“§ thi’ P9l`l°d in heatin s stem has been established w

have done a number of things, some- heiei iighied 1 would no p

Of which I will refer 10 as I proceed ali it ll it had 'reference tn this hniiii- Gf&nd68t Pl‘0P08iti0l`l EVCI' M8d8

Ly.

But ‘me "img We have 00118 151 5"!" ing alone, but it represents in niinia' wilinvetninienlsneise-pi-ni»nui~ welzrs sein; te vs yen n dandy uusnieea

AT VAR|ANCE~ _ ny to-day that the roads of the coun- h"f'“-",‘,"‘:‘f,“’,‘°`§;’“‘°'°‘,',‘°“““" '""'°""““ "°"

that “Ve years- t° have "°‘1“°°d ture the condition iii wbicli we found mobile with ui sir ennirii 4 cyan wh indebtedness of this province by me public services and the condi- mr

$1 000 tlun t0 which W6 have llllVHT\C9d lt.1-sfkerhaclll guaranteed wstchain the bairuin. and address. \ll/swans youth help us advertise

them totlay. I heard all hon. lllemhor li you an eva' wantcdiui automobile, new is and increase the demand torouz new nent inner

A Guaranteed'

Watch

l i.-JFS. 371% .'7°°‘».`i..' '-'r-~..-i-.in-i-M inn. on

dequiisisreiunihn nods mecca# nm nay you tar me work you have dong. irragvnu

are tortilla stores oi valuable vnndumu svllha CZIINA- END. hwelvili amd you mime

in trult ‘t U nnmnu’i"i‘i 7:1 id A F2&£%_' '$2

uxinnsymihlvcnuldtbesn mmm iisulo

m ocean to ocean Hardwood

Here IsThe

h that any ‘would be proud to own you think you anelive boy and not afraid un u real iiutoiriobik.j ust send us your name

seliold boon-CIIIPIA-BEND-the wwldia

l was piitliei- interested in reading groy wars-in B Svlmdalous condmom ml nktbgiutrngdslmexglxii'

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vernment, and the “Patriot," whose i _ it er h -d indeed for '=°1- *°°"- °°“° °'“‘_°*‘- U “'"""“ 5 "’ °° "" sympathy is not suspected vel‘y` olnue was v y al unmmmbuofuwhne' Thhunhuummnz Im slmllsly 0! being in that direction- knowing lust wlint the cniidition ol Holtz wetness rsooucrs co. nm, A21 rosoN'ro,cu4,

ada, men eminent iii their profes- '|`h€‘.V bblli made Statement-S ln \‘€8H"d the public roads has been for the

ich' we have been in power we nd thi fhiiding is ,iii fuiiy and com: WI Boys,

t s eak

the financial position of the pro-liast few years and knowing whut it

- They Vince at the time we came into D0" was a few years before. The re- -r

nna that in adaitinii to the $904,000 w I ‘ *"

methlng to that effect, and anothei awmphxwmggmls

n memhei who knew the contra ,,,hh,,. um, ,¢,,,,,,, gain -nd wheel. tvs Lind: maint fini- ni ineiien shim sun. hniinihssu nnii the nuinnwlille is rs me winieiie selling

, _ I v e names and nddreaesofeishn how whoviil

had. <.iiii~..\-siimn neu n i ii a _ i, mm

e io avoid ii statement of that kind. .wr the ml llv= boy. and besides ins gmt nine pncifuu and e=lisIll== wildire ui l,0nL=:f» :gills s:nJm"»:::“;::'.dn:'::p°¢`1' fm N-' °°°'

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" and Y* 50 at the Dl‘€S€‘l1l» UUIB. Bild duction is only $10,000, but we have '

not heresy to say so-they were W

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bc no ciid iii sight. Not only was $

schools the supplements had been

L-iii off; and gym- encoumgemgiii was iinaiicio-rs who control large sums _» _ __ _

.V I. money 16, hx the hwhm- eSihhhu,_ hy voltintnry cciitilbiiiions of d tho

there. We had some 70 schools that lY‘flV9 V03" 330- 110 SUDPUYWI W0 ‘ ' ` `p y H. I U

~ ~ l h ,ii told had we io L.-wci ic

to find out not only what the public were vacant and many of Lhé mach. poa__i_ty that tioated and placed that _?_i:_:'§`_o §_‘;__g0___md bv the L0__dm_ of um

the House a special audit by Mr.' as repreesntirig in it small way tho no llyndman, tho manager of the Royal public works from ciiil to ond of, bo

Bank, which shows tiiat on the 31st this island. lie will get n very fair' bcfre us continually "plans such ns'3< loan upon erms

day oi' December last the debts and indication of how matters stood and t liabilities of this province amounted iiow they stand now. We “onntl this men. Instead of paying as we go, (l70l1tl\1\\€d 011 Page twelve.)

ill basis is souild or otliorwisc. you Y9‘|t_h“Vfl’,b°'{"°“'§f:_:?‘;';°Kn{°;msnsg'

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i,1|¢¢ii away_ the bonussgs had bonu can ilcpcitd upon tho banks and thc "I9 “- * “"‘- ‘ D

as in this Ilouso hoiorc, some t\vcn~ l`C'~‘lly from U10 P9°l’l°» as y°“ “h°“m

0Rn0w|NC,._A |qU|NOU3 P0i_|. him. liowcvnr. wo did _iiot; ani ,

_Yriu iiiay have noticed that his po doing They looked ihljc/ugh our tax

hat instead of facing the issue like -

you know' Mr' Speaker"`I hope it knled 1* “elm” °f $45900 a ye" that they advise us to borrow mc.~ney and

as eatingtlie very heart and life out let future generations hay “_ Boi- thls (‘°“““`y' and We have changed ~ inoiie is iistiilable if it is

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into a s‘"`Dl“s' h°Wever “man We lghvtllii purpoele of stabllshing perma

“V9 d°“e this during a period of nent or proiitableeinstitutic-ns. 'bull , tress an war. operating aitogotherl horl.o“,m mohev to hay the daiiy

the di advantage of the revenue g uc Bhd if hh

nditions and that those were se- fm, the “mount ,.equh.e(|_ we W(-,hhiy

asian , Pastry

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ln fact, “Beaver” 'R

Flour is a special ' pastry Hour. It contains the choicest

Ontario fall wheat (thc nnest pastry _ wheat in the world) blended with western spring wheat to increase the strength. `

BEAVER FLOUR

you wish to know whothor its iinuir mln- Th°5° '"0" "mum my to “sz

nent thing' that is a iund supported

heh tho Leader of me Ohhoaiiioh money iiistniiii r-l` raising thc ltund ili-

lo 'l`hat is rcriscl what we would

makes the lightest, Hsklest Pies and Tam-the most inviting Cakes,

Ohposmml and ,hom ,,Shm,iai,,,i wiiiii Cookies and Doughnuts-and real homemade Bread, with the delicious,

I .

nutlikc flavor. ‘

Tlicre’s no companson between the tough Pastry and tasteless Bread, made with western wheat Hour, and the "good things made with

caver Flour Order some

cy iliosn mon oxamiiiotl our iinuiiciul pu-

' sitioii; tlicy looked inif, tho record

oi’ what this Government has been

'V ‘md me policy nf his muowonq is svstenis and the methods wo were

t to pay as you go along, but to . ' , , - following, and thc result is wc rniscil irow money. Tlie\ are putting __ me most fav0m,_

DEALERS-writeuo for prices on Feed Coarse Grsinuiiid Cuenle. 204

'ri-is 1' ri TAYLOR co umrso rm mam. Ont-

MILLED OF BLENDED WHEAT

.-ii '-» _ _ ' "

'u _ '?.B

'_ F? A

ing them for. _

Split loathcr plough boot

Split leather plough bool. with riiiiiip sole _ _ . _ _ _._ Tay'lor's oil ian boot, with i~lninp solo lor wet weather .. Red T, a fine dressy boot. well fliilslieu . . . . . . . . . ...

Bargains in Men’s Boots

We will take you into uur i-oiiiiilciico rlgiit nwuy and tell

you this stock of boots is not ii coiiipietc one'-it it-i ii job lot. But, we can honestly say that it is very' doubtful ii’ thc nianufac- iuretrs could make these boots' to-tiny ut the prices we are sell-

Whoio stock, bellows tonguc, with clamp sole . . . ... $4.25

.. 2.50

2.75 4.25

.. 4.93

F. J. lIolmzm’s is the

C_2e§91i_1!s_Link__1>3_*;~'_9s1! the Farm and Home

36 inch Pongee 39C `

Silk for only yd

This is really un uiius-ually good oiici' in u iinc Pongeo

Silk, an away out oi the ordinary value that is- 'bound to be picked up in n hurry, l-‘ull 30 inches wide-only 39c. u

yard.

Remnants, only 10c yard

These remnants are ol un excellent giuilc ui ili_iii-

iiellette shown mostly ill i!i‘0.YB “nfl 5i-|°lP°“- t5‘;'é‘° a"y°_;’ large pieces in thc assortiiiciit-gooil ‘bar8HlH 9 ° '

I lb for Tea we cannon

_ _ C - buy below 40c.

Thu has gone up lu price uml is cXlJUl`-‘Gd 10 S0

siiil highs,-, but you can still get

the famous Ideal

lleind here sumo fliillllil’ at 35° “ lb' It would wat `

us 40c to-day.

Kms colahhd gm mu... two famous brands. in

packages- 401: ii lb- J '

The Famous Perrin' ~ tins 1

This new ilepurtineiit is the bargain ceiitrc for our itid_\' iiantikeim-.hici's_ good grade, :i for 10e. Bcttci- quality-_ :l

cust0l.nci's-, here is displayed such an excellent variety of for 15¢_

valufn that il iS 118111 10 l’lCk 0“t th” best- l7iiderwcu'i', it lull iis~soi~iiiieiit, ui. prices that will quite

Kiiiioiiiis. all excellent variety und some ical splciiiiiil iiinkc lt worth your while to rail,

S4-Yl0S llem 3151-25 t° 3325' l-‘iuiineilutie blankets, good tiiicli nap, lurgti. size---a pair

Fleece lined hose, warin, strong. woll-matic,--all sizes 25c. $1.50. H Allover npioiis' u nice variety of patterns°-only 50° 0000- Fm” mwcls' “L 11°' 17' 29°'

Pork and Beans Cleaned, Grade d “Ideal Sausages”

with Sauce |-Rice, only 6c lb.-I Only 20c pound

This is an excellent ready made dillner

cou rsc. Everytliiiig points to tiniicd Hoods

going up

has 3|,-dudy iind it big udvauco since lust |

summer-lurgo 'tiii 20c. \

F. l. Holman & Co.. Ltd. 0"- GM* G°°- ""1 Kwfsv- F. .l. Holman & Co., Ltd.

Today tlie GREATER HOLMAN STORE 1 Offers Values Worth Coming Miles to Secure-I--.lust a F-ew Listed Below

For many years past we have been

tend to sell as much as possible of everything the farmer needs to buy. -

To-day in Greater Holman Store you will find a fully equipped grocery department, a clean and com-

l-letely stocked meat and provision department, acrockery department, a shoe section. our new dry goods store

“nd men 's furnishingdepartment, a feed and produce department and a wire-fencing department.

This store is essentially a farmei’s store-THE FARl\_dER’S S_'l`0RE-but city folks will find here to~

day values that will make a visit to this store as profitable as it is plca'~ifig. , -_

what You W ill Find in our NEW DEPARTMENT

imui-isiimimt pci- pound its rolled

oats, wheat, oi' other grains, it liz- the favourite [cod or tho hnrily .laps and can bo iunde into scores of most tie-

, and especially this line which h

‘only tic a pound.

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Specials for Men I

l-'din-._v nccktics in u nit-c variety of >=ti'ipes, cxceilciit for

c.\'er_\'dii_v wear. worth 401-. for . . . ...

A better griitle tic' in ai newer style, excellent \'ai`ieiy of

pn.t.tei'ns'_ worth 006, for . _ _ _ ..._ ..._ .... . . . ...

Ncgligee .<liirt.~i_ all sizes, big vuriety of patterns. worth

to$1_25,i'or_._..,.._.......,.._ . . . . . . . . _ . . _._

Oilil trousers for tlri-as uiiii working 'wear $1.75, $2.25,

$3.50.

l'iirierwenr_ por gui-inciit, i'ruiii 50c. to $2.00

- iiooii li:iiir_lltcrcliie>'l`s_ 4 for 25c.

29c.

401:.

79c. $2.75

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buying practically everythinga farmer has had to sell and now we in- -

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f i __ ;_,g_ We but ev¢__f_vfl§ie_s_fb_e_ has to sell-we sell nearly every-

thing the farmer needs to buy____

Men’s Lia a H Worth 60?fo1' Use 49C

l.laniu_'~' his-ick. worth 600 ai pull' for 49c. liomc made ziil»wool socks, irortli to 05:- t`or 55c. Fancy hose. r-olourcii :intl tuu. ti pail' 25:: to 65:.

Striped Overalls §’,‘_’g3' 1.00

These overalls ale oi' iiciivy graiio striped twill. lh0r» »

oughly i"ciii1`ei'<-¢~il and nxt-clit-ntly niade, worth easily

$i.50,for__.. . _ _ _ _ .._ . . . . . . _ _ . . . ._.$1.00 lleavy drill shirt, khnlil. large size, woitli $1.50, for ., .. .. .. $1.00

l Choice Meats I

Our moat departincnt is' spotlcsuly ulcali und

splondidly sto:-.kc'tl.t ilcrc you will ilnd

i Beef. fresh and corned.

Fresh pork.

Bacon and ham smoked and plain- .

Poultry.

Bologna: and P, Vegetables of nil kiiiili'-. |ii‘li'.utl as low as th*

l iiiarkt-i will uiloiv. ’ .-~‘ I

Rico will givu uliiiost us much

Tlieio ure -many iiltlereiit makes of

saiisngc-init only one ldeli. ldcnl sun-

sugos are made from carefully selected

Mons _"Shel Lm_go_ cleaned rica young pork. after an olrl recipe und ure in

] ii cialis all by tliomeolvcs for ilavuur, ii'ouh~

ness und quality, 20:: ii (iound.

Fancy Biscuits, Fresh for

Excellent cooking apples in splendid (,__"b B 10 ich _B h0m(` 25°

. bl - l rgo luscious' tin of plums 2 for 25°- ondition-only several barrels loit- while ‘ W y __ ' `

_ For freshness and toothsomc iloliclousness no s lilians-tlavoured bisckberrles,2i’or25c gh” ,hut 20,, B nach h5_i;i_i_i_hza_t_;>_;i;_i_iit; c_r;;i:i_i_i;_ it bottle. 255';-_

Cu" is batter than tho Porrin i|ii¢_ They are here in a Large tin of salmon. 2 l0\' 25¢~ Large Naval oranges, two griidcs. 454:.

d 60°. a dozen.

d. a" '

full variety of flavours at 250 to 601:. a polill ___ __ dm

__ - f Two phones connect us with your ' 01"” Umm” W ‘|° ‘"3" Y”"" ‘"`

__ E T-1 l home. No 109 and No 201 When one ‘0 “UV 9”" °f ""3 my ["`°mW ‘ml

I e J is busy cali the other: l """Y "i ” f°“'“'° °f °“"°t°'e °°"'°e.‘

Good Cooking

2 25,, _ Apples y

Some Excellent Values in Our Crockery Dept.

Our crockcry ilepsiiniont is not very large, but con-

boiltlgggr 5C

tulns so iiiany excellent values that it is well worth

visiting, Call in to-day' and note the prices.

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Produce Bought Every l Day

| Received - _ _ _

` ‘ Everytiiiy nt all seasons wt; iran oifer you the

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_ ini! Kent St highest price on plultry. but sr, 099|- P towel,

A load of the famous Maritime wire ien_c __ Great Geo. st. 5 & _ _ _ H _

sud 523| just received. 'l;l_;i:__;_v; s__i;___s_:a:iii;_g___h_t__ oz* . . O’ hey oats and general farm pro ues \

Bn |)0lllbl9 price' cons TRC( ¢0UdH|0\lI. ` ¢

kin-_-nun-IF-""'_"'°

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