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_ El?lT_ _ LA'rms'r News __ 1 FIRST 0”' 3'1"" _ FEBRUARY 2l,

his Prince courirv ournnilnr J' ' ~ -' ' -:"`%`f fri _ Chlldrell Cry for F letch€l"8

-It pays re buy in this Province. -Uhildrenh 501:. _Teouee Bsllwz at

_‘_ Holnfans, Suinmerside, at .i9c.

-Benj Gallant, Bloomfield, was ii

visitor to Summerside yesterday.-S.,

---- -The Morning Dail! G\1M'dlB|\ G0"

snoliri unronr sconns 'rnUs'1‘.

WASHINGTON, Feb. _ 17.-The

Hhrdwlck committee's report on the American Su Refining Company presented to gd House of Representa- tives today failed to iind the sugar interests either guilty or innocent of mllntalning a monopoly in violation ofthe Sherman anti-trust law.

Between the years of 1891 and 1907.

however, the committee is of the op- inion that this eqnipnny and its pre-

decessors waged a well organized cam- Dlllgu to maintain a monopoly of the Sugar industry, and to weaken and destroy competition. `

By exnressinrz the opinion that be-

fore 1907 the sugar interests were in Violation of the anti-trust law, the committee does not wish to be un- derstood ns holding that even now the Airiericnn Sugar Refining Com- pany is not violating the statutes and so leaves it an open question for the decision of Congrcss.

i _= _ School Children Suiter

rum imperfect _vision and are rall- nd dull ln_ studies. lVg gir- cnro lul attention to the fitting* ol child- 1'6n‘l study Flsssvs, :insuring izoorl i_esul_ts in_:il cases. Our occupa- tion is optics only and its are using the best methods ior_o:<eminali..n of the eyes. '

Silverstein & _Epslei n

168 llllige rilslgllllllxgflo vi' u

For Salew _

Darkey Hal, Black (`..~ldTng foaled iq -S

Sued hy Com. Ledyiird IJ.i|n Lriily llilda 2.32 Dam ofliilda S. z,zo i~z and M ihle 'l`. :.13 1-.; l\y All Right. I‘i‘rf.-Ctly sound and ready Io race and in good hr-iiids can gi i a,u\z\|l< better than 2 :o this ye:lr.\\'i‘il liird m0i\e_\' its at tivo year old ip li l`ie d Pfeight starters his first and only :tart This colt is a full Brother lo Hilda. S.

For further particulars arp'y to ` J. A. HENDERSON,

2-|.|dwf`mtf ' Chsrlotleto-.vu

Compositors Wanle

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Two comllositors (male or female)

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*"l.`ii Wl‘lS lllllillll Ellliliill ‘!lllH PINIPLES.

Four Different Doctors Did

ilcr No Good. _

Two Ilofflcs of IlUIll`l0C'I{ BLOOD lilTTl'IRS Cured Her.

llad lil-vid it <11;-cctly .he cause of the

imc l»rr_:‘.n"; out in |~E;n|il<~g, and it is \iii;m,=<;l~le to i-mill..-:‘_te thcm unless you put your blood into good ghgpe

llurdoclz Blood Biitcrs is compounded

lmfll l’00l*. licrlrt. lmrlzs and berries, sind as wiillc-'.it a. doubt thc hcvt remedy Drocuralile for the purpose ol' rlrivinll all the blooci impurities out of the system.

lily. Gro. li. Miller, Clavering, Ont.,

wrili.-s:- i_:i:=t fall I was very much trnuldl.-tl uith pimplcs. My face was literally: ifflvi-fell with them. I went to four d:..erL-nr. doctors, but they could do me no good. One d;i_\' a friend advised me to iv<c Burilock lllogd Biiicfg, 50 I not tivo bot tics, and bi-fore I had token .ill the i~r<t one, the piuiples had nearly ull rl\>’.t'\r_-.~;:r~.-il, :ind by the time I! had t;i=:r_n all the s-'rrozul one the |>implcs` had \.i’»l;>pc.‘rei_l c.rnipl-ftcly. thanks to 'Bur-

:k l’_li_»v.il l’_it\<\:--1. I would `ail\'ise

*:‘.j.l»<_ 1;. \.'it'i is ti' f::‘llt‘il with :lily blood irou‘.lc to ii ' ilu- ‘tick Blond I"ttcr5

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-C. E. McKinnon, Charlottetown,

was a 1-ussenger to Suiumersidc yes. terday morning.-S.

-Misses Lina McKinnon and Myr-

tle Inman ,of Hampton are visiting

J. F. and Mrs. Prolitt.

-H. R. Mosse, Kensington, has

been confined to his home for the past few days through illness. His friends hope to see "Herb" out ngain soon. as he ls so greatly missed on the streets.

-S. E. Reid,l'1‘ryon, had the mis-

lortune of losing a fine young horse last week from strangles and has an- other one called Bonnie suffering from the same disease. Samuel Hol- land of the same place met with ri similar misfortune and losta young ‘beast for which it is said he was recently oilered $150.

-'I‘he~ Kensington League which

meets in the Temperance 'hall every Monday evening at 7.30 still contin- ues to hold large and interesting meetings. On Monday evening, the 12th uit., Rev, Mr. Murphy of Char- lottetown delivered an appreciative address before the members of thr- Lengue. On the previous night of meeting Dr. J. W. Jardine, Kensing- ton, read an excellent paper on 'l'u- herculosis.

-The nominations for the civic

election took place yesterday in Sum- rnerside and passed oil quietly. The following gentlemen were nominated for the Council:-Dr. Edwin Tnnton, W. J. Lidstone, Edward H. Monkley, S M Hicks, Patk Ryan, Maynard

~ ecure sto d' 'l ~ t a il E ' ‘ : ‘ ' " ' ' ' ° lllafilorlg Pav ll" :l>\'ilviluu<i'§gm’f?‘lie (iiiaill. V-`-f\=1ff1f\'1l'\"<| f‘-fly l':_' The T. Mil Schllrmani H- A~ C°mPf°“ and Wm~ ,nn miie", ' ' " 2_20dtt53i_ liimi tj-»_. l.imii~_»)_ ‘i‘.»..\in.i_ (inf, Muttart, were nominated for water

' commissioners James A Morriso '

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J_Wo on BUJRYS

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_ H 0 R S E < :UN I M ENT = ’ Price 250;’

' "'f'¢"’» _.'.'.'»'=$¢

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ND 'l`I"lA.T CURES

- FOR £-/\l.`E BY .ALL DIZALERS

I-IANUFACTURERS _

553:-,.;`-`

' SOL! OWNERS I _

FRAsrr»;re Trrorzvrow rf, Co. cooi<siirr~r_.Qv===f=» _,i

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MAKE YOUR OWN CAM" MEAL

None Belhr --fosf Only l%c pcr lb. ‘

HERE IT IS itit1ill"»~_ Oil Cake l\lcnt,_ _‘goo lbs. Shorts, 4

]li_e_`H._-rliligeiiiii, .ill nit l ll) Still. ll/Ilx Well. Sill' ixl)0t1l tivo cupfiils in ti gviilon of scolding water :ind feed warm

Lending l’oulirymen Assure‘Us that llerbageum Iles No Equal

Now is the Time to _Use l_t _

And Remember-Nothing Else is Quite so Good.

l.I‘I'l`lER‘3 l"R0.\f THE ISLAND PROVINCE.

During three years I have used Herbng_eum regularly for my herd

of hogs, and I find it excellent for the appetite and for keeping them ln n healthy growing condition. At about five iuonthsl_ averaged good bacon hogs oi from |40 to 180 lbs.. live weight. I use it for my young pigs froiii the time they are weaned till after the shows; if not for show purposes. until they are three months old. For calves it has proven to he t'he best prcpxiration I ever used. \W'hen fed regularly it keeps them in a healthy, hearty condition, is a positive preventive of rcourlug, and a perfect bowel regulator, and with it skim milk is equal _to new. I have also used it for horses oy; of condition, espcCl8llV_ lf N125' llfld worms, for which I find it 'a certain remedy. It is positive death to intestinal worms. .li W- CALBECK-

Augustine Cove, P_ E. I. _ Herbageutu is the very best thing that can be given mulch cows. It

is a great advantage both before and after coming in. It will help cows weak in the knees; it is a good preventive of scouring and as a preven- tive of constipation it is even better. It maintains a cow in fle§h_when milking heavy and for increasing quantity of milk there is nothing equal to it. I have had goal results feeding it when pasture was poor. _

Crnpaud, P. 1:.. I. 1). McLF.A`N. I have used Herbageum with cows at calving time, also found ll

satisfactory for horses, and customers speak well of lt. ' Flat River, P. li I. ` R. K. MCKENZIE.

lHE BEAVER MFG., 00., LTU., Gall,

Sole Manufacture re

nas the only one nominated for Mayor and is therefore returned by acclamation.-S. _

-The death of John `McKay, Sum-

merside, took place Monday night at 9.45 at his home. The deceased had been sick nt different times for the past two years. He-was n wealthy farmer of New Annan that being his home until he removed to Summer- side about four years ago when hc retired from active business. Deceas- ed was 73 years of age and leaves to mourn, besides his wife, two sisters Miss Ellen at home and Mrs. Floan TFOY. New York. The funeral will take place this afternoon nt 2 P_ m- 110 the P-e0ple’s Cemetery.-S.

-T. C. Leavitt of Albcrton hns re-

ceived word of the death of his bro- ther Fred Leavitt which took place at Annapolis, N. S., on Friday, the flth lust. Deceased was a very prom- inent resident of the town in which his death took place. He was a nn. tive of St. John, N. B., where he leaves man'-_v relatives. His father was at one time president of the flank of New Brunswick. Mr. Lea- \-'itt's death was not unexpected for he had been critically ill for some time. He held the office of Stipen- diary Magistrate and Register oi- prolmte for many years, and wus, ‘lb till the time of his death. Secret- l1|`Y of the Acadia Steamship Com- Dany- He was also prominent in Masonic circles and for many yenrg held the office of secretary of Eureka Cllullter. Royal Arch Masons. He was 0i_l;lItY 0119 years of age, and is sur- rlvcil by a._widow, three sons, ann two daughters. The sons are Kenneth 'll New Y0l`kZ JOUR, manager oi the ROYRI Bunk at Kingston, Ja., and Ronald of the bank agency of Trini- dad. The daughters are Margaret residing in Halifax and Emi in Mon- treal. He is also survived by mm brother as above stated who is .the only surviving member of A funny 0! four UYOUIGFS and four sisters.-A.

~The following is a brief obituary

of the late Mrs. _Paul Hussey. of Ren- rick- Maine, is taken from Fosters

3Demverat of Dover, N. H. Mrs. Hus-

scy's maiden name was Christian R. Tuplin daughter of John and Mary (Belltliiyl Tuplin of Margate, where she spent her earlylife. She was 57 years, 8 months and 23 days old. Mrs Hussey had resided in Berwick for twenty~seven years and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. Home meant everything to her but she was always ready when the op- Dortunity afforded itself of going to help those in trouble. She was a mem- ber of the Methodist Church at Mar- gnte l’. E. I.. bitt during her residen- ce here has attended the Free Baptist church at Beach Ridge. She, is sur- vived by lz daughter and son, by n former marriage, namely Miss Georg- irinnn Durant, a trained nurse and Williaml S. Durant also of this town. One grand-child Herbert William Dur- ant, also survives as do her eight sis- ters and one brother, namely Mrs. John C. Durant and Miss Hattie Tup- lin of Margate. P. E. I., Mrs Moses Woodside of Clinton P. E. I., Mrs. Elijah Learil of Vancouver, B. C-. Mrs. George Proffitt of Burlington, P. E. I., Mrs. Jabez Lea of Victoria .P. E. I., Mrs. Stewart McPhnll of Otta-

wa Canada. Mrs. T. B. I-lusty: of Bristol, R. I., and John iplin of Richmond Hill N. Y.

2-19dr3l.

be obtained at I.aflerty'| 'l‘onsoi'ia_l I-'nrloi-s, Summerside.

l -10 and llc wrappersettes selling gt 7ic., at Holmsns, Summersidv_

` 2-l.ildr3i.

relatives in Kensington, the guests of "°'““

‘ -All news, advertising and _sub- scriptions ln Alberton and vicinity should be handed to H. Clark, agent.

-Two bargain values in h_orsc

rugs are ollered at Holmnus, Sum-

puslcnlger to Kensington yesterday

mersiiie. 2-1‘Jdr3i. _

-A. C. Rogers, Surumerside, wus ul

morning.-S.

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__B0ys' two~plece Norfolk suits sell- ing at one third oil at li_oluin\_\§l. Summcrslde. l‘1-’ll\”~5\-

-Rev. J. J. McDonald, Kinkorn.

-Slightly sugared 4 crown 1_BYU\`

raisins selling at Holman B_, _birm- merside, at 52 Del' ll0UDd- 1’1-)d"5l-

-The condition of A. W. l'. Gourilic

Summerside, was rcported_ to be n- bout the santc yesterday.-S.

-Men’s and., women's 1.10 coati

sweaters are now reduced to 79c, nt; Holmnns, Summerside. 2-l9ilr_ii

-All news, advertising and sub- l

rie, agent.

M .

lined coats are redlllled ill l>I`i°U l>€'l low wholesale cost at Holman's, Summcrsiile. 2'19d\`3i

3.30 p. ui. with about 85 PuHB0l1f<¢l`9

r ulnil to 9Oc, selling now ut

-Woinan's Goodyear welted boots,

_$2.85, Hulmnn's, Summcrsiile.

2-l‘Jdr3i.

reduced during Holman's Febr nary Cleanl- Sweep snle $7.75, Summcrslde. 2-l9dr3i.

-Fox Wire!!! Brace McKziy.& Co;

Summcrsidc, can supply specially

was A visitor to Surninersidc yestur-_ day.-S. r

i tl in B marside and vicinity I

Ziiliilildmrlz nnnrllaltlf to Ernest l\1cQuar-' ' 5

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fl, _ _ _ .R-.~\<. xg ._<_~-.__\__.__~_ \-_ .`\ _ ___ __,~_.`_\ _,_ ` _ `\,\ _._ _ _ ~___; », ~\, »,_ __.__.__',

he Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been

in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature ol

_ and has been made under his per- sonal supervielon since its infancy.

Allow no ono'to deceive ou in this.

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All Counterfelts, Imltations and “Jlust-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants aud'Chl1dren-Experienooagainst Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castorln is a. harmless substitute for Castor 0il,_Pa.re- corlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and nllays Feverishness. ‘ It cures Diarrhoea. and Wind Colle. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation and Flntulcncy. It assimilutes the Food, regulates the Stomach und Bowcls, giving healthy and nn.tu.ral sleep. The 0hi.ldren's Panacea-The Mother’s Friend.

or-:nuins CASTCRIA ALwAYs,

Bears the Signature of

_ 'e i

The Kind You llave Always Bon hi

Duck and all fishing sullhltes zitwmléiu-

` ' , fom Brace, C ily

$25, Clgylrégilirldixsitlcl 2-21d\vsrItf2\'.'ks In use For ollel' Years

' ...__ § mz crnn eonranv.11uunsAvs1'n|:¢'r.urwvonirc|'rv. '

- mfs and womens flu and l\11'~

__ __ *ll-mins

r-t _-=~_v

'Ania

arrived iu Summcrside yesterday ut;

-The special train from the West] __;§.,:-_ri

aboard.-S. y`i;________

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-Stanfleld’s 75 and 85c, cont

sweaters for -buys _selling "UW at I-lolmnn’s, Summerside, for 590. _ A , -

2~i9ar3t_ 159|

-Infnnt’s Dongola Kid boots, pric- i`@__ ed eg `y _ 50c., at Holmans, Summerside. _

_ 2-wtirsi. 53.!

- to

worth up to $4.40, selling now lor:

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- v rcoats worth to $13 25. @

IE* {U.> _ Q35 EJB# E55 Ihr IE*

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enlzc __g_E:3nE_;--- pmzf rf? ‘OVEN 'AWAY 'GI

Ami many other .Prizes aocei-ding to the simple Conditions ol l

the _Contest (which will be sent). l".1i-li one nl the nlinve four lines of fliurcn spells ri word. This most interesiiru! puzzle can it ~ =._»|\-cd with ri linle study, nslollnwr: There srelwenly-six lertersinthqaluhnhet. :ind wt- ltfive used liiiiires in spelling the four words instead of letters. Lefici-A ia number 1, B

nu|~.ihvr 2. C niunbcl' 3. fic., tliroiuilioul the nlphnbct.

USE YOUR BRAINS. 'l`ry und mnkc out the four words. ACT QUIQKLY.

This is :i chance for clever persons to win Cashgnd other P11265 with n liitlc ctiort.

V\’ril-: thc four woriln, with yourname and address, nenily on :i piece o_f pager or post card rind rinil to us, and we will write you at once, telling you ell about it. 'ou may wisp

vnlimblo rizc. ACE PIOB1 lil .

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Barneiera, Attorney;-;¢.|_| ' Brown Block, Crm,-|,me,_°“ '

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l- J. YEO, M. D `

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Physician _end Surge" _ .el-°.i‘.:':.“§: Phone 310 J ' V

Ullleboenucagigi

nn. A. A. |.r;e|i||; (‘§ii'iii`r'i'§'i§r¥i'”"i>'ii.f.'l"iiii')

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ui|leooe0O00lueen¢.,.

5.61 i»i.'£no5.?.b. Tv_'Ei§rwr`H§

McLeod ffl). Bentley

Barrister and Attorney-at-ln;

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_ ' Choasrlotrtlgtllolslllll Il".Til.(l=ll.slllg°"

mi. .Ions Lenwsii. iii. Riclimonil Slrectmpnnsite St.|‘aul's Church

l'lour.~i ui.iil lo o`clock to 3 p,m,

‘-~ *'-lrmé-°~<~%__

norm. nliusswlcii

Moncton, N. D.

ztzhatly" .:‘;§..‘:::.t.tt‘:.'=.‘f‘;s. *‘;;;'..:

:htuate in the centre of spaclounzroundq

__ 3i‘.."ii’i.'.i`i‘€‘.i.'?$’.?l‘.‘.ii’y’.i5i?§i‘lI.‘iZi‘2fl3i'-'ffl'

the summer season. GEO MeBWEld‘liilT

George W. McPhee oiii".'.'§'l‘i‘iL.1i'2‘i.ffif°rif‘8l.f£§TJl.

Charlottetown, P. E. island,

Warburton Qi! Shaw

Bsrristcrs, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc Offices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown

P E Island.

Msclilslius fa- M_CNl';|l.l.

Barrister, Solicitors, Notaries;cLc.

MONEY TO LOAN

Oflicen:-Cameron Block," Charlottetown

D. A. MACKINNON, K.C., l..L.B.

’°°l*i*l'°l°'l"I*l*lr’l"l"l‘°l"I°°l*’l"l°l"I*l°'l°°’~ Q _W. J. Msclllillen ‘

M. D. _:

Physician and Surgeon. ».

lie-aide nce itil Prince turret °‘ ritlisiu 6m. l’lwns;lll\ ~

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Men's o c _ -

l-lolman‘s F‘ebrunry Glenn-Sweep suln @

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t U D0/UINION PREMIUM C0. 2l0S il S.(D U56 )MOHTllEAL ` I) o QL* __ t. nnies l SP, ,“___ _ A

w ee

pair Work

prices for either immedlnte or_ _spring , delivery. They urc not handling the l ordinary quality. 2-21llWB\`l2\\'kS

-There will he ri meeting of thcl

Lot 1g_ 1curmer’s~ Institute, in Hilm- ilton Hall on Friday evening, Feb. 23rd at seven o'ciock at which Rev. l P. C. Gauthier, Il. D., will deliver nn' ` address.

:Kreso Sheep Dip is n VCFY Flllmlli!

and effective preparation for lice on cattle or sheep. Splendid to have nr- ound the house or stable. Two sizes 25 and 45c. Sole agents, The MacKinnon Drug Co, Cor. Gt. Geo. & Ki.. Ste. _ 2-19dt,f.

T0 CLEAR CROOKS

OUT OF TORONTO. l

TORONTO, Feb. 17-Toronto will

made to Order N,,u_i“g at I-ight ,_§:;;j;;-jjfjfjfj:j;;;f_;;v_;_ff-_vj-j-j-;v;;_-____-_:gi ;_,_:_-_-_-_:__-3* _, ._-_-v:v:_f_-_-_-___

, 7, I have had nearly _'lc yearn e_x-

pierit-ucn in thc practical repatr-

The Reliable Carvénfef and ;;&i.;'sf:'§..;i°;;i‘;:.i‘:i..%

Cabinet Making Shop

vice aincl satisfactory results that

you cmiiot affortf io yririzlsc-

_ wlierie Cuiisiclerirlg the cost_ of

_lust ri word to lucrcl\:mf:i and liilsiiicss incu who arc cou- my wnrk il is one i>ftl_ie best in-

fmilplnting changes _in your stores or ofliccs, I am prepared to V“;;;::;:§:‘ol_‘;;'__;;"_;;;‘“§fé __|_o__c do anything in the line of carpcntering, cabinet tnak_mg,rcpalrs “ 39__J ca-H or w,,i,,,_

~ tooilicc fixtures, counters, shelving, hard wood flooring, any- ` ' _

thing in the wootlworkini; line. J A

I engage skilled workmen. Your work will be neatly and ° c

quickly done, When in need of an experienced carpenter, ‘

Gt. George St. »

wrlii: or cull at my .sliop _

“Yun may not be able to lei

your children cveryf-hillfi “WY Wallt' but you can get them a real milf! second hnnd organ, fully ll\"\\“a“l°*;d' with stool and book, freight DWP” _

1914 Que-c_n Street, Over L:irgc's Livery.

CHARLES E. CARSON.

‘ |‘|%7‘l\l¥l~ _ for only $20.00. Write todnY~ Mn " ler Bros 123 Kent Sli-. Ch“"l°tt°'

be ri rather uncomfortable place for it suspicious character to find himself in for the next fc\v weeks. As a result of the hold-up inet night, Inspector of Detectives Duncan this morning, un nounced that he will immediately in- augurate a campaign to gather in every suspicious character found with- in the city limits.

In view of the numerous hold-ups that have taken place in the past couple of months. the DOUCB déllm ii necessary to take immediate and rlrn- stic action to rid the city of these dangerous prowlers.

HORSE NOTE.

W. F. Weeks, Fredericton, has sold

his beautiful draft illly to Mr. Ex- worthy of Wheatley River for a hand- B0l’Il€ Bll\'l'|.

‘Con-siipat_i_onl

le Cured by

é H0O_D’__§__ PILLS

"Musical boxes, hnrometers, clocks,

watches and jewelry cleaned and re-

- 1,-L ,_ -p-.___ Z1 X _ X - Have you used

Inverness Coal

If not:-what we want is

A Trial Drtler

Our t a lk of quality

MEANS quality.

We want to satisfy and do

Try some-you’ll see X ' X

dttsrmwftf

satisfy. '

paired. 'E. W. Taylor. 2-20d2i.

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_ _$1.98

FOR A PAIR 0|" DOROTHY DODD SHOES

We're going to clear out every iiir off’ Doro! y Dodd shoes quick. Thsy are all high class oxfords sn l high shoes, and this offer is a most exceptional one, an ornorliiniiy to secure n pair of' high class slices at less than hell price.

0nly $l.93 for e pair ol $4.00 Shoes

Get a pnir right now.

_ Morris It Smith

r 27 Queen Street-

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NDERW00 Typewriters

_M REBUll.T TTPEWRITERS

0U GET THE WORTll 0F YOUR MONEY

when you buy an UN DERWOOD TYPEWRITER.

It wears longer and works faster than any other. W

The United Typewriter ilu., ol N.S.,

LIMITED.

w. lt. rciisssr.rY,‘ Mmg... Halifax, N. s. .

lllliwug-'~

CO NIMUNWEALTI1 HOTEL

Opposite State House, B0l¢0|\.M“59

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. DINNER SETS

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'\Vc have received another shipment of DINNER SETS and we can sup

ply "ll1iS in Seuii, Royal and' Imperial, Porcelain ware, with a range of prices

Dinner Sets 97 pieces. at $13, $14. $0 $19

BLACK fa CO.

Successive to A. N. McKay, Sunnyside.