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` Offices inwldonie ue. Cup! VI A iohnefelle

l]lI[lN'S EGUNTY. PRIZE CONTEST §f`"'.f.Z"1."f.l'l.fff§l;"°fff.§.ff§;l§.I1fI`

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J_ G, McPhail, of Ottawa, acting

Coiuniissloner of Lights for the Ma- rine and Fishery Department. was-. in St, John last week, combining busi- ness with pleasure, and' taking a va- cation while visiting the various lights in his jurisdiction. While in St. John be visited Partridge Island und other stations within easy dis-

Competition Witliout Cost to

and left Friday for C{lmrlg1;¢e~ ,

Harvesting ie now pretty general throughout the country. Many- hhve several fields in stock and some has ,iiieady been garnered. The weather wnditions have been almost perfect so far thus enabling the grain to be secured in good condition with as

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The Charlottetown Guardian has All who can write, and have ideas,

secured the right to use the Interim- are urged to take up these studies tional Newspaper Bible Study (Hub ‘regardless of the degree of their edu- Lessons each W k I _ eatfon, as the papers are not valued one e ee or the ten" Ui ifrom an educational or literary stand-

little time lost as is possible. The I XM' €°;”‘”‘°’“°i“E ""_"'~“ U1°19SS0Dipolnt, but from the point of crop is an averagv one in nearly all igreaclagxwn 30?' 1908__hB“t 3.28 gap” i View °f th” °°5°“°Y °l tha' "°“B°“` sections and is above the average ' “ use. 89°' e “ar” ini; ideas.

dian takes pleasure in being able to'

“ith 3 good many. Tha heads are t t . Suggestive Questions.

wen ni1ea_ana the grain of a good §_‘;f_°;°'_;1____<;1§;1___rff§1_<l_1-__r_s _f_i;ic_;_i___..____v.i_i;i_»_»_r»i_e3 _ snprauann 6, 1_9oa_. \l_13_1ifY __““dsom_?vlvL1‘;\_?' Bho'¥:_‘°___°t'l`:_W They will be published each week in 1 ‘gill Jonathan Slam In Butt” H °“€ 9° E the Mirning Dau li ui R in -- ` ' ' places will be fairly plentilul. Farm- uy_ duly pmd_iuY__g_‘:_____ce °______‘_1_§__°______*_f__i__G_;ildeAii TexI._.1~__:I’repare to meet thy "S ‘wsu tc' be able bo whit” “har to either paper are ell ible to 'oin 0 ' mos ' ' A

11 this comin wmteh F t Z J qi What is the preparation necessary

etle we 8 a _ _ _

ggttls ought to be plentiful enough to this cli_i_b. There is no fee for entian in order to meg; (md with Coniidgnce ho. _ 9°

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shpply um local delmmd instead of ce' an “0_ conditmns other milnland in peace? _B'lour. Roller Process ner IIS lbe.l5

getting them- from Ontario, as 'has been done quite often during the part

i ".\!I ITl9I°.

~;~:~respondent writing to the Edi-

, oi 'l..e Guardian says ; “Some two yearn ago wo (a party of four) '-3 our home at Argyle Shore and lain: to visit friends at Little Hnnlls :ind Wood Islands. We had ihen been kindly received by every one i. d ever since longed for another vis- 1-* and on Weuzv.-sflsiy last we again hu to visit the some beautiful coun- i~-;.= and f:r.jo',~ for a few days the iruo l; .sp’,ti.l»ty and companionship .ii our lrieiids and breath the healthful breez- i-.= that blow over one of tue uiost de- lightful of country places. There lizive hcnn changes since our last visit death luis claimed many of his own, l'1\ir1ng ,nip stay at Little Sands wc made our home nt L. Curi'ie’s and being :in- xinun to see Murray liiver and sur- rounding country a kind neighbor brought to our door a comfortable rig on which we could ride and enjoy the beauty of the country and know ws are in a land where peace and pi.-|il.y reigns. Signed one of the iour. '

The following clipping tak-‘.n irozu the Elkhorne Independent, Wie, will uc rcufl with interest in this Province ns the Rev. Mr. Maclnnia referred to was born in Springton, Lot GT. in September 188'5 and has travelled ex- fmnsively in Europe .ind the United iiantcs. Mr. Macli-mis is the eldest sou .-ot *the late Donald Nncfnuis and nephew of the late Jann Mac- liiunon ofl, Georgetown. Mr. Mclnnis who graduated from Lnivreuce l`ni- wrsli-, Appleton, Wie., in 1902, where he got his degree of A. B. has been a Methodist lecturer and preach- er for about ten years and delivered three lectures in Deliran Lake, Chau- iuqun, last week, the attendance 'oe- inz ubout two thousand daily. Dr. Vlins. F. Aleed, the former London |;r<~1ich|\r and now the noted pastor of tho Fifth Avenue church, New York, luis paid a Walworth country preacher lie G. K. Maclnnls of the Method- is-1. church, Lyons, an unusual com- pliineni.. Rev. Mr. Macinnis' con- .hirtcil thc Bible study hour at the ilfluvan Chautauqua Saturday and had for his subject I: “The Bible, its Origiii and History." Dr. Aked, wtho was present and whose reputation for hrilliancy in the pulpit is world’ wide, <,=iotcd largely from the lecture by l'f.\. Mnclnais in his Saturday ap- isnranco and said: "It was _thu ll-1'. lecture on the Bible 1 have heard ili this country.” Again, Sunday, l-lcv. Aked spoke of the Lyons man’s vllort. Rev. Maclnnia has been pas- ior ut Lyons for sepcrnl years. He wus hoard iln this city two years ago, lhcoccasiori being the reunion of the Holillers' and Sailors' Associa- lion."

Sl-II°'PING NEWS.

I-Iutvrcd, August 29- Sch. Francis `-'\illurd, Iiciiry, Mui'i`uy lizirhor; Sch. tfyrcnc, ,Lclilaiiclu-, Sydney. 1`|l~;ii‘i-il, August 29-licli. llrcnwii, 1"'-I\15\\t‘, Sydney, Sch. Friincis Wil- l.iril, Henry, Murray l-Iuruur; Sch. llucoiii-n, llccle, Souris; Sch. Sweet i\I:iric, Louric, Cape Tormentinc, .\`i'|i. Florence W. Mclnnis i’ictou

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ll/\'f`l-Il<}f~l0N-At Appin Road. on Aiiigiist 25th, Mary Ellen Matheson "Ki-rl Z6 yenrs. NNlS~-ln this city, August 30th, iicutrice, tihlrd du/tighter of James and llurbnra lnnis, aged 8 months. l<`uni-rul from her fnther’s residence Fil Douglas St. this afternoon at 3 i_» clock. Interment in Peoples Genie- cry.

Auuouugrusui

Tw. 2 Co. 4th C. A. Petewawe de-_ K-_lciunents will meet for gun drill to- mrlii nf. 7.30 p_ m_ shnrn. i'.&9.'t°Jl3/ibvtks/4;».'s\,,\.y,¢ - _._g\g,~9w\:,~|»»s

. - $1 ' Avnrd Anderson, Bridgetown,

Lunibsrmiiu and propvielor of n l.l\'cr_\' stable, says he luis “ii.~u'd

OeOOu

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those stated below. Everybody stands! the same chance and has the same opportunity to get the valuable priz-‘ es withanit the tnvestment of a cent.l There is one condition that must ini every case he complied with and that` is, that every one entering the con~_ test must be a regular subscriber as above.

GOLD AND SILVER

MEDALS, BIBLES, BOOKS.

Persons may join the club at any

time during the year, but must, of course, answer the 52 questions here- inufter explained, to qualiiy for the prizes. Sunday School teachers, Bi- f.he questions be answered as the les- sons are studied.

The International Newspaper Bible.

Study Club is for_ the purpose of pro~! moting, in an unfettered way among the masses, a wider study of tba Bi-_ ble. the basal truths of Christianity, and the problems which enter into every man’s life. It is composed of* all those who join a Local Club, and mike up thc single course herein out- iincd, barring _.."' ordained clcrgY- men. Although with “heir sympathe- tic co~operutiou, it is not considered mir to have them compete for thc prizes. It is-however desirable that ble Class scholars, and church goers generally, may belong to this newe- paper Club, also non-churchgoers, of all shades of opinion. All' such who have not joined are warmly invited

Verse 1-Were the Israelites defeat-

ed because the Philistines had the better army, or was it because God was against Israel at this time 'I

Why was God against Israel at this

time 'I

May we ever expect to win, in any

thing, if God is against us, and if not, how do you account for the ap- parent success of some had men ?

Verse 2-Why did God permit the

lovely Jonathan to be slain 'I

Ie it often in these days, that the

innocent have to suder with the- guil- ty 'I Give some examples. .

How do you _justify God in permit- tinii; the innocent to suffer with the guilty 'I

Verse 3-If Saul had been true to

rant; would this defeat have happen-

Does God often use the ungodly as instruments with which to chastise his children ?

Verse 4-‘Was the death of Saul de-

termined oy God to take place at this battle ) See I. Sam. xxviii.Z19.

Does the Lord know how, when and

wlicrc, each one of us will die ?

Grantini: the freedom of the will

and that acts are contingent and not necessary, how can God know what :i free agent will do 'I

Is Saul to be blamed for wanting his servant to slay him, or for final- ly killing himself 7 _

Verse 5-Under the most provoking

circumstances what can be said for or against suicide 'I

Verse 6-In the long run is it pos-

to do so and compete for the prizes. |

rdian has secuied the iight

School Lesson questions by Rev. Dr. Linscott, D.D., which have aroused so much interest elsewhere, and they, will appear weekly. One of thcse_ questions each week is to be miswcred_

The Gun ‘ ‘ _

to publish the International Sunday

siolc that, in any instance, sin can result in dual happiness, and if an uct, which the world and the church label sinful, really results in all round happiness ; was that act pro- oerly labelled? (This question must he answered in writing by mainbers

in writing, and upon these answers.0f *-119 Cl'-1'D-) the prizes are to be m,,a,»ded_ | _\'crse7-What reason is there to be- 'I'ho Guardian is authorized to fornii‘\eV0 fllllli U10 WFOHE 1101118 Of One g Local Newspaper Bible Study Ci\ib,P@i_”S<>I1, wlrletimes results in the for its readers, and guarantees- to alli P11111 Of R fBmUY. 01' alcommunity- who join and fulfil the con<litions,|°1`_fi IH1l5i0l17

_ pri ~ . . con testnnts.

ca” ,?,;~;fi;‘““s ’=,“;f P‘;"‘“'"“ “““"T...X.?£S§”,.§;i2§I.‘“....§'.i‘.§?...€i°’i’I.°°.I‘...." oefa u eerre-ou. re CONDITIOKS OF THE C0NTEgfp__luiinune way than ancient w°r’_~:'e‘A

_1_._ Each contestant or his or bmi Is there any sense, or l.-uninnity, in

|amuy_ must be 8 paid in advance modern warfare in killing und niaim- subscriber to The Guardian, during "Tiff _F111 YOU CHD 111 batf/I6. and then the continuance of the contest, in I’|U"~1I1l-‘J UP H11 Wim B-ff’ “Ut BWUBUY order to qualify for membership ini‘l°`3‘\~ *md with t@l1d°l'l16B5 Bild at the International Newslbaver Biblci will FXDWS9 DUFSIDE them back to Study Club and this Local Club. hfiaiul 7 2. ascii contestant is this Useful Verses 11-1-’»-What hed Saul done Club must answer each of the writ~if0f` the Dat 911. that U19 illhadlitlhts ten quesuona for 52 c0nsecuti,,e_of_ Jnhesh-gilead remembered him weeks, commencing for Sunduv,;“"th gmlilllde? August 23rd and the answers must :dll If* the” full’ flflnllfif that H_ E000 be in possession of this paper wit.ii--“mn “WY UW- t0 ‘USBFH08 himself ir two weeks of the close of this “ml U10 “N159 Of G05? period, which allows two weeks I_‘)f”f‘f‘" fi” 5"“_dl\Y» Sept- 13’£h,190fi grace after the close of the con "_"“‘1 Made Klflg Oval; Judfm and WSL ilfsincl. II. Sam. 11:1-7; v 1-5,

3. Each question must be aiiowir-

cd separately, ‘and the paper writ ten on one side ofnly. No answer innst contain more than two hund-

red words' and may be less. It \'.‘ll'i! _ _ he n convenience if students villl YOU &I‘01»1I1KU\fl ,have D0 {1Pl>€l11f-0, i-wit.-. uieir answers on letter i~ni»¢_-i-,l fm! t0f>_bl\_w to work or emvy life- nboug gi inches by 11 in¢;i1¢\,,~;_ ivour skin is sallow, you dream at

1 Each answer mug; |,_,\».5 iii.-Eiiight, feel tired and restless in the

,mme ,md midi-ess gf the \vv;;..; _,t morning. If you_ would ius't_reulizu the bottom of the answer, together limi' _~|\\1\”-li_lY YOU ll Het Well With Dr- with tim date label of n (-m»,~._.n; i_._.:l~is\iiiilton s Pills, what strength and sue of 'rue <:nnniian so it -_.in im, visor they urine. what appetite they nientiniiu, giving it number, n\,,-i.-.-locate, what a zrand purifying action tered, nnfi ein-.n the name win i..- they have on the blood _I Tens of

cnt oil so the exiinilner may linii\v_thm;s:°i;gs_;xs_;__£_i_.e I;_:_i_:1_;_il_t_oi_i___s____1;l_l1s, it b number only. “H9 ` _ S9. Fay Students should ue careful to UBPIKIHCUC M10 Wellk Swmmlh- 00°

LIVER TELLS THE TALE

-....im.i.....i¢.1.e question befor. ..n...}i»~1 of Dr. Hiimilfws Pius wir

wcring. To do this the lesson t.cxt1<\|0RU00 Nil 1”f>K“1f\t<‘ YOU? whole svs- nnnit be rv.-ni and esneciniiy un-. v.»i~.-e|1¢'"»» fiwkc you fwl fresh. strong. or vcr.=ics, upon which thc question is.¥1lfl¢\Y Mid _h0DDY~ The ffilly l|'H`@l? bnscd. ivcifetnble 'Pill is Dr. I-Ianiilton`s. '..`iy 6. The nnswers from this Loc-ol|s 95 Cl- U01-

Ulub must be delivered to The Guur- _

dian office, and they will be col- ____

iectcd nt the close of the contest nhd ""_"‘T“*`_‘“";”'°_

est number of marks, won by mem- ` bers of The International Newspaper- `

Bible Study Club, and prizesivhicl; '

.may be awarded to members o - ' this ioeai oiub win be given ont_IlOW lalltllllg l1'OIIl from this ofhce. `

THE PRIZES. 7 '_

First Series-A gold medal to each

of the first tive contestants.

Second Series-A silver medul to

each of the next tive contestants.

Third Series-A Tencher‘s Bible, 'ce $5 50 to each of the next five from New York'

F irth Series-The book "The ° I ° neil)-‘l or cini..¢.m.¢y." pace uw Superior Quahty

to each of the next thlrty~llve con-

. JOOOOOO

f~lMI’IRF. I.lNI»MI'2N'l`

in his smhlen and finds it has no .quill for Home Dlsicmper, :iudjusl used it on ri valuable

beast with wmderful results. Bridgetown, N. S , __

Feb. 2oih.,19o7, ”

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forwarded to headqnnricrs fgr in-I dependent examination by coiiiocl- ` -`- _*L_ f cnt examiners. The prizes will thlui *X fi

be awnrdcd according to the hiigh- _i _ Q '

con regation ‘hed a very en oyab'le

5 .

land successful ice cream festival, from

a financial as well as a social stand-

point; held on the lawn at the beau-

The Guardian Has Secured the Right to Offer Subscribers a Bible Study

tiful and eommodioun residence of William N. McKay, Murray Harbor North, on Tuesday svenint. August 85. The evening was pleasantly spent with music, including selections

om .the organ, violin, harp, and

gramophone, also in partaking of re. fi-eshmenia from the well-stocked sa- loon. Much thanks is due Mr. and Mrs. McKay for their kindness and hospitality shown to all; and also much credit to the young men who kindly assisted. The sum realized was sixty-six dollars.

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IT OUREB THE CHILDREN.

When youngsters get cramps, in-

digestion, and bowel trouble, when they toss and roll in their sleep-try Nerviline,-just a few drops in sweet- ened wgter. Nothing better than PolsQn’s Net-viline. Thousands say

who has been dangerously ill with peritonitis, has taken a turn for the better. _

M0 NTAGU8 HAHKETB.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Baturday’s issue. `

Herring per bbl. I5 00 to 6.09 God, per quintal (4.00 to 5.00 Oats per bus. 50 Pototoee, per bus. ll to 40 Turnips. per bus 16 Eggs, per dos. 17 Oatmeal, per cwt. 83.25 Butter, per lb. (dairy) 18 to 20 Rutter, per lb. (creamery) 22 to 25

BOOTS AND SHOES For The Boys

_ It`s only possible to have worthy shoes wueu reliable

leather has been put into them. We’ll guarantee the Boy shoes we offer and are suie you`1l be repaid for bu ug them

Well Made and Stand Wear.

they wont scuff out orbe kicked to pieces by ry or _

even Severe uses

Prices $I.25 to $2.75

D. GORDON Q Cl)

successors to Sprague & Ca 8_1 _gdnsu

.\. `_g _is-

Hay, pressed $18.00 to 14.50

Hides, perlb. fiarle , per bnl

y . I0

Hay, per ton. loose (11.00 to 14.50

Beef, per lb. (cereus) Pork, per lb. (carcass) Lamb, per lb. (carcass) Oalflkins, per lb.

In“*‘¢|

38°?

U5`l>l@

Cabbage, per don. 50

. 40

Beats, per bus

Carrots r bun.

tteiown and Picton

F lirli'.iilF\(iuL'i0

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Quebec Gteavnship Oon1y;>a.:n¥' Ltd Proposed Sailing S. 5.' CAMPAN " from Montrea and Que ec

Calling al Fniiu-r Point, Gnspc, Mui lloy, Perce, Gland River, Suiunierside

Charlo ' ‘ . From Montreal From Charlottetown at 4 p. m. at 5 p. ni. Monday, August :ith Monday, 31th August Monday, Sept. 7th Monday, 14th Sept.

Muudny, Sept. zith Saturday, 26il,_Sept. Monday. Oct. 5th Sulurduy io! i Oct. Monday,Oct igth Snlurdny, 24th Ori. Monday Nov. Saturday, 7\h Nov.

Subject to cbniigv should circiiiiir-lziiices require-

_ For further iiiforiufiiioii apply to CARVELI. BROS

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silk _, _ Ei; i Q* git/ amz. _J

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DesBrisay Block Queen St.

dttsrftf

Cher ttetown

Any Guardian readei

who receives adimly print- ed, badly printed, badly folded' badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn,solled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Sub scrlntion Department at

IWIICC.

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in the Senire ol the Shopping District.

A Modem. Pint Class

iielel. cnmnim in .ni imppeini. i na. i< um i 1

ne nm ng; nn deccnninns mnimy new iiin.unli<.ui_ ifnpnisfiviiii heirs viuungiliffiiywiih- ein femur min-.e u if homelike and cosy.

In Walking Dislince e' Shoes and Theatres. we ms im f=m.n¢¢I .=' re-~n~.s. mi mi..-, in b.-nu. llei and inldeni- mi i..~np|\en.~ in ».-»- mem. canine nsexecte. L

Zesoiurriv

New Tailor Shop

Having opened up business at i4o

Great George Street I aiu now prepared to take your order for a

New Suit or Overcoat

which can be selected from iuy fine up-to-date stock of

tashionable Cloths `

I have the latest patterns in trouscriiig, suitings and over coating and orders left 1- illi ine will be promptly attended to.

BG" Clenniv g and pressing clone nt

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Royal Victoria COLLEGE, Montreal.

A residential hull for the women i-'tinlcnts to

McGill L'iii\'cr»\lty. Siiiintcd on Shui-brook Struct. in close proximity io the I.`ni\'erNily Iiiiililiiigs und labo|1il0i'ic.~'. Sriuleiiiii of tho l`ollc|;c nrc udmiltcil to thc cniii*.~aun in ,»\i-Lis Mt-Gill University un identical terms with men but inuiniyiu scpnrute classes. In mlditiun to the lectures given bv the I’rot‘ossorn iinil 1 l.ccturci'~: of tho l.'iiiver~ily. .~LudciiLl arc ns- `i-'isted byiresiiicnt tutors. tivililiusiiiiu, skut. lug rink. tviiiiisvoiirls. olc. Sc-iiolarsliiiis iiiirl I-Ixliiiiiliuiis uwurdcil ui|||\uill_\'. `

Iiisiriiieiioii in ull bi'uiu~|iies of luuslc iii the

.\11-,Hill l`ou-~ur\‘n|,\ii'ii\iii of .\Iin-‘ii-.

l-‘or fu|'liu-1- inii-tii~.\ihii's. udilrc-~.

The Warden, Royal Victoria College, .\lON'i`REA|.

Halifax Ladies’ College and Conservatory of Music.

#In iiffiliallnii with Dullioiisie l ui\‘c\'~ll_\'|

A liilrli |ts~: rcsidciiliiil Soiiuo for girl.-

; l\I\ )'(YI\I\[I \\'0III(lI`I|

ll. 'l`lu- ciiiiisi- of study lui-liuius liiiiriisli

sl|l._ I’rc|»ni':if.imi for ilu' l'|ii\'cl'sity ii pcciiililyi hui si-Ii-rlml1~o|||-~¢-<-nu ho lnkcn.

lliillliir \>l'=;I\Ul\;2>. Muliicnuitif-~. l-`i'i'vich iiud ,, 1 ivflllnll. lic `ln,~'.~i<'.~, Si-ii~|u-c I-Ilociilioi -»~_._§|¢,.. ‘liiiiiinielilx Sciclirc. Slcliogi-1\Ni_v. l‘h)‘.~icii

Ti-nininl-r. Fine Ari, Music. Av-.

ff-‘if

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Rooms $l.50 per dey and upward. ci

:unosnn ruin scones w. swssnzv. rmnmn

ANGUS LIUHDON, Manager, Late cl King Edward i-ioi.ei.'roronto,Canada.

FIREPROOF.

' THE CHARLOTTETOWN

i ‘UARD IAN

MORNING DAILY AND RURAL DAILY

Tha Island Guardian Publishing Company, Proprietor:

worn Average irculaiicn net Ye ar

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For the Mo ing Daily a the Rural

Daily

one iiitcrcstcd for tile asking

DISTRIBUTED

The following statcuieut cf distribution rliows the ad_v»:r

tiscr tlic vnluc of The Gnrirdiziii ns :ui aulvertisiiig iiiediiru A details.-d sworn circulation :slnlcuiciil will be 'glvl u to any

Morning Daily Average for i007,---3,084

As rottows,

Dni`y a\‘c-rage, Cily of Clinrloltidoiiii, deliver rl :ind .sin-ct salr-f.. . '."6 linily nvci:ig°_- ioiouns. villages nnd coiinlry post offices in I". li. I. L10’ Daily average to Canadian cities and L'niti-d Smles . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 227

'I'otnl.................. .. . .. 3,054

Rural Daily Aa/er .__~_§e for 1907,----3,987 DISTIIITTU ilii) AS FOLLOWS:

Daily average to iowus,villnges and cumtry post offices lu IRE .I 3,287

had v average to Canadian iities and United States __ . . . . . .. ._.. . . . .. 650 Daily iivcn.i;i- in LIlinriot.i-town (advertisers und office papers). . . _ _ . . .-

_so

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....X987

. i-. fs: |" i .- -»

short notice. lor ln.i~i.7L'i<lflfi"Li¢l) i|ili"'l".»lil-|l.<'-ill' ‘ill-`|‘»iril'i5l~li(i'.?`.

illic Iiiflloiini of Urniliiuiiiui 1i|nl‘ihc rlc,'i:|'i.-c o’

Q S -ii."-in-._o»~.»r :\in-i.. frt-in inol\~n_~i.-.

7 v. 'I hc sinffnf tlic Coll'-go »iii1l_i‘_nii-c|_'\::\lo gr

THE UP.'1"O.DATE TAILOR is sclcctcil §roiii_lhc forcuiusl L||i\'cisi1:c~ ul

H0 (`rodt George Sfrcci. ‘”f"”“’" " "`“‘f"

Opposite Bcniliuiiu (`nrtcr .»\uctiun Rooms. ‘_l‘ ""'9l’U'\"" |515 Sei.\‘einl»~r_ isps.

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MOUN I' ALLISON ACADEMY

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The fallterui of the 66th year oi this well known school for

boys and youni;{_xu_eii will open Scpt.ioll1. Gcuci'zil,Speci:il,M.ilriciil:itioii :uid Manual Training Courses are provided. A lnrgc staff. .Conifortulilc

Houie-iuodcrntc cliaigcs. i Write for frcc cnlciiclnr. `

MOUNT ALLISON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

will open ou the same date. Two courses are provided for intending' stuclent_s-The liook-keeping course, and the course in sliortli'iu<l :incl typ_c\vrit_iug. Diploiune-z granted upon coiupietioii of either course.L:idics taking eitlici' course may board fit the Ladies’Collcge.\Vriie for cnlcn<'nr.

S-Idttsrm. JA5. M, PALMER, MA, Principal

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MUUNT ALLISUN IAUIES’ UULLEGE li' ‘l

55th Year Commencing Sept. I0

_ li/lASSl£\" T_Rl£BLI‘§ SCIIOOI. OF ll()I'.*`-l~IHOI.li SCIICNCE ,i Normal Course Certificate from .\Iouu‘. Allison :icccptcil :is (iurilificutiou

or 'Teaching Houscliold Scicucc in .\'c\v Bi'uns\\‘ick Schools.

D1~:r_.\.i<i‘1ui~:.\:'i` or ou.-\'i‘oi<v .iffiinnr-<1 wiui 1-:Mic1<soN

'.,‘.Ol.LGF. Ol* ORATORY, B()S'I`i)N. Grudiintcs from this llcynrt- i

'ucut at Mount Allison may cuter the Senior Your at liiiiersoii.

O\Vl‘IN’S MUSEUM Ol" l~`II\'l‘I ARTS. lu clifirge of :iii

"R. C. A." and equipped with Picti1rc.<, Cn.~‘ls,, etc., to thc valuc of $75 ooo Courses in Designing lilcliiii ' \\'ood Cliriiur .uid Icziilicr

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Tooling have hc,-cu nrrziiiged. C

L`ONSl‘lRV_A'l`ORV Ol" MVSIC, with faculty of Tl‘§.\I .\Icui.

bers and equipped with tivo Steiuivnv (lrmid Piziiios two Pipo (ii-<_f;iii_c~_

.ind forty-seven Pianos for practice iiiiriioscs. l

Coufse leadlllg i0 M. L. A. lil-IGRl‘§l*I. Scliolnrsliios for

worthy students. '

Correspondence soliclcd . Address:

REV. B. C. BORD EN, D. D.

Snckville

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The genuine pioduct is made by Dfmk

FRA NCIS DRAKF. Only

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ence nun more profound inwwieage ni at and Rural Dai y 0|' _____esm__ who mink _'hey i__1,,e',° ..,,_ake ,,_,,,_,--`e,._.,; nf... ..0..méri_»i;,_.»_:_m::iien e Bible and of life to all wfho tnke Beware of that product that has in run on miolhcr ~ nnnu- an P ~

th - ' ` ' 9 . .` . Q ' this course whether winning any* E. s.| Our goods are the reeognized_stancimd among thi. lust ci. sq of retailers. people

l ' - f th business by honest im-iliods. They look with

other prize or not _ who are making ntcess o _ o___m_____o____ _lc who "C looming “pm In

‘ I! UD 9 -us icion onthe just as gotd -`- ‘ ~»

, leach medal will be sultah _ P _ __ eu ___ ________________ Re_____,,____a be"______e_

r ved, giving the name of the win- , _ directions since we have mn elnucc _ _ _ 5...: ,ma for what it is awarded, and COAL \ ARD A Nei Cam of 748 Over Avrugl- for |906. . Buy REGAL new and alwnys_.- PRANLIS I\§AKE,__New gilslgow k

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in the like manner each Bible and d_tS_f __ .Q _ _ Mi. A. P. Thoine, our Truelling salesman fnrl I :_2;\_;___wi¥__p__:__e_e6___io oo

ooo.; will be inscribed.

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