' iocrtiii-§R_2, 1908

‘ 'run i..x'i~ms~r News THE CHARLOT'l'E'l`()WN GU r-mor up up "- Mm. THREE

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"E fl A BRITISH CAs'rAwAYs LONGBOAT MUST

UL » ' TAKEN our 1si.ANp.l diva up nAC1NG_

Offices in lllonfague C t. W. A`. _

hiiningei; und in Soiir'is,nii)i. S. .»\\orii:)h§lsii;ii;i;r_ SUVA. Fill Islands. Sept. 30-The examimd rfom Longboat declare he_

- -f - _ castaways from the British steamer has B weak heart and mug; cease run.

lil

_-‘flice Phoebe loading for St. Pierre.

Boston is visiting friends in Launch-

lllilC . Mary A. McCormack. 1

George E. McFarlane.

..lVlrs. Helen Absrt and her s:stor` .~ ~ . _ _ _ _

iii... Annie Mciionniii spent tus pnst }f§;f,;“gG};f,‘;ge‘1i,§,f,°_f'152,235',gt ;';‘;_:sess\r»_1\ lasting the _greater part 0l_ .nesting n success. orcnt .».ntnnrinsn. two nioutli’s at the home ui their terduy' for Boston 'the “‘l§ht» representatives 0f B- F“m`l was created oy U16 llnul Dufugfdvh Ol nnnt Mrs. Michael D. Mconrninclr- nt _ _ die" "f ‘Owl ““l°“S °f the _N“°§°“a\-} the telegram. ln which the President

I ...Leon H. Jewett, the theologln1]Brf’the_;`l1U0d oi___Pl_;lD _5_“1Ph_l_l-€}1';fk'_saiil_ he hoped to have _the ploasui-e ‘student who has been assittiiig Rev. len’ Mi, ,PHPFET llafrsséozn wi, ork' 'J' ‘“gm“i_5 H statcholfd mu "dlmthng iF A wightman at Montague for the -“ml _~ ew “fi all H 95- W 0 _M94 New Mer-ico and Ar\zonu_to the Un-

...Tho 0ni¢l‘lS8lDm‘0Dt SWB” in M°““U siiniincr has returned to Mt. Allison meelmg them to discuss tg; ‘Slum io" dulmg me next “SSW” 'Ji 00"'

.“*cwai't Hull Wednesday evening bl' to finish his course of study. Mr. Qgagst 1;? lnteénahouix 8 d- 1.ea;'¥'»Y°Ss'

.Kiss Donaldson, the Scotch -tinuer, _|,,“-ct; expects to Lake his B_ A_ “exe ‘ Th ‘Clin “get t°mpB“1eds'nai€°“_‘1:_‘ei_

=-ssisted 'ny Charles' McDonald, Miss Spring and be ordained soon aftem .ffl mi; fom “(5 9 agythetn e _C ____

i.niin Mcnenii and Miss .tiicc Pick-' ____ _*"°“' _ ‘S ‘"1 °““°° “ ’“P’_°°°“_" _

ru.. was very largely etieued and ...Rsv. F. A. wigiitrnnn ci _iiniitn-'f‘;fi"°,f,,°‘c0tl‘§ paper -‘l‘,’_m§,f“‘°" me STUCK T0 HIS POST

,ri-cntiy Enioveai The _ pp_oc_<;c<is, g,,c_ _m,,,cd_ H te,,,g,am ,,,,,,,,,,,_,c,,,g _;_a§___s an d“____'°;1§§__t_ will be ‘:_____l_;2Pf_§ - 'ri-ioooii vniw ii.i.._

r inf o near seven o ars, ' .‘ _ ' . _ _

tiic Mniini. stcvisrt Pres- accfelliifil gig f;“°ht“.,§°“Sf“°t°'Y ”'g’°“'“°'“* *° ""0 ‘ivioN'i‘nEAi._ sept. so-onptnin

' N S M, w,,,,_,,,,,,, fo, ,.,,,,,y_ ° =‘ “ ”~ ‘ Fniri..ii,.-the-cnmmnnannt ni thc Ai-

liin liner Hesperiiiri, was seized with

HUMAN PINCINHION _heart .tirougde wbile_his vessel was ._.

n “s“"“ tm” "‘°“"“°"' r0uN1> DEAD IN BED- ‘€'i..°.‘f.`.i` ‘finFi.l§°ti2”..§§{‘ i”.li1`°.i.`fy§_“ B” ‘ty

liuiinching have returned to Beverly, Moss.

bytcriari Church fund.

...Tiy ii _ mistake in transcribing ttlcriioiic message the word “com- u \\:i<lu_toi-y" wus- used in regard to tl. -sifliitiorii passed at the meeting . i<i.i__;'s Co. Temperance Alli- nr .-_ held at Georgetown on Wednes- :. wud reported in yesterday-s <2 ;..i'-l':in. The report should have i' ».‘. ".on:lcmnatory_" The resolution iv .s unything but comiiit-n~.liitor_v of tlin con"lit.ion of iil‘ln.ii's, and th w<»i‘4‘.liig of it left no mistake .us to the dis-iiitisfuctiori of its uiovi~.rs_

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l\’liii:\i'rl’~a Lliiiniciit Cures Ncurulgiii.

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...Miss Alice Parker, who has been

, town, . . . _ years was ii, leading- merchant of Lniirencetown, and has frequently.

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_ Tonight

Just. before retiring, if your mor is sluggish, out of tune. and you feel dull, billous. constlpated. take s dose of

Hoo d ’ s Pills

t;_.,_ And you'ii be nil right in the morning.

THE LATEST NEWS

FIRST OF ALL.'

THE LATEST NEWS

FIRST CF ALT.. ‘ _ rf -Q

Warning

Penalty

Governor General in Canada,

2 imprisonment for ri term

or-without hard labour amd,

3 forfeiture of #zoo and costs to the person who sues

therefor.

What constitutes Bribery,

To corruptly induce :i votcr to stay lioiiic or refrain from

Bribciy as to corriiptly induce

voting is as iiiucli :in act of him to vote for zi candidate.

'l`lie mere offer of money to vote or refrain from voting

Any valuable consideration

may be the subiect of a bribe

to Electors. A

For Bribery.

Bribery is an inclictzible offence punislinblc by

1 disqiiziliiicritioii for S yczirs from voting at any election or

holding' any office in the noniinntir-n of the Crown or the

to any person to induce ri voter

and not exceeding six iiiontlis, with

is bribery. given, offered, lent or promised as well :is money.

___.,-he fouowing scboone,-B are ini _"Alex nd __ d M ___R _ __ Aeon.. who spent nearly two mouths think he mm still go svn miles with.

port at Souris: Schooner Cameron- Marshhgld iireanvinieirls igngozgggui vu Ohr_ls_tmps lsippd. ai_i\ai__ri_ios;_ bpg- \nln;;_ long distances, _though they ' n with lumber; Blue Bail with coal; ____ _i£;a;i____<;_oia _______c:_r_;ga____o_i_; _p______; ___;10t__?_ _ppt__::;,1L:_l;_Y~I_;3;_1:_i=___l_“d_;;\_R__;';'_:£_full 1;! me

...Miss Luc Lane f D nat tina a _V " _ _ - ia _ “ ““_ _ e

'is visiting VMXSB Egan; ’t“Lo_§e_-_ ni/ipueukai :1_f!____t_li_i_:d(1_i:_r;_u;l_;;;l_;'Montreal Scar races before Quitting

...Miss Katie McDonald of east Montague. 0,: il; m,;b;_s .A daughter was the game.

_ . _ .__ _ . born to the wife of Chaplain B. Ii. illg-__tl1¢ gxgstislasggséplféiefj- __MU§df_l§__ .. Miss Annie Kicr and Mrs. _Mahon-__PaLrick_ U_ S_ N__ 24 hours heme

y ey ol Mdlpequt' “rc ulkmg m "ne|tht! Manuka wus Elgkted uflll this NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA

|U'°°'g“t°““ Ex“lli°“‘ ~ ;event, together with the arrival ofi ____` _ '

...'l`nos. Kickham."Mrs. Cooper audi _____\ .t = .,,- ,-. . h_\d.U‘” '9“°“"“ ‘vas "fade the °“°aS‘°“~ ALB\VQUERQll'E. N- 1-1.. rwilt- 30-

son. Dr. Fenmore Cooper, of Arcata, 'in ¢hK;1obG¢‘;l;if;lZ_)_ "fp was °t much reloicmg” ' " Just at l-11° °l0"? 01 the m0fl1il1g USB- U_,1'm,,-ni,,__. are vig-in-ng Som-in the awning fExce1_,'cm _ _ _ __ ___,_.___ sion of the National Irrigation Con- giierits of Mrs. Coopur's sister Mrs. led by Miss M¢pheL_ ` - _ V°Dtl0l1 “U0 000835 H Wlegfa-In lI‘0ul

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TORONTO Sept. 30-Doctors who

PAPER MAKERS TALK STRIKE- President Roosevelt was received ex-

--’ ressin regret that he could not at-

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ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 30-After a' tenq the congress and wishing the

-“ i Ciiptiain Fairfull, who is' well irnowii

KANSAS CITY. MU~. SOUL 30-* not only on the St. Lawrence route

Witii his -body full of holes and scars but on the St. John and Halifax scr- thc result of moiiy years of feats vice' of the Aliens, was on the brioge such as sticking pins. nc0<\l€S, and of the Heeperian for thirty-six liners sharp Instruments through the face. continuously, and the nttiirk rnine neck und arms, and swallowing oi np.-,n him at the end cfm... long Spnii tucks, broken glass, rough on rats,'ou the bridge just when the fog grd and other deadly poisons, Henry J, smoke were clearing away, Johnson, “Human Freak” and strong Captain Fairfull’s condition when man, wits found dead in bed in fi he reached port: yesterday was nun roomiing house here last night, Phy- sidered dangerous, hilt he insisted on

si , _ of the heart, ;he did so this morning.

MUST LEANE THE U(lUN'i‘l'cY

BECAUSE HG HAS TWO WIVES.

Minister Malinoff told 'bis collua. ues‘ ry T' Bosman' Hong Kong mmiow |w-hat passed at his conferences igvlth Rule-and an exewtive member of the 'Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria ____ _AuB_ British Colony, has decided to abund- gtriri two days ago, the ministry is- , on Em igeniof an iippcal to the df' sued ri statement to the effect t1hnt'pM men O cmmmelce and labor In tl r* ` _“'53 “f(‘_’_Yk°i‘;;‘z'“_‘;;‘tth‘_;'°é‘é_(_1_m‘;‘g'anf‘l;;*;‘_t‘§g';_oidri hot d_~epoita_tion mode in his

_ .~ _ _ case w cn e liim ed in this city a

of the Oriental Railroad, which the few days ago with two wiveS_ B_____

THE ORIENTAL ` _

\ RAILROAD WORK,

_, _

111-ii!

. For instance, it

to insist on having -

Nothing Gained Without Effort

O effort-no gain Yet that docs not Lookwhatyougainby buying‘ProgressBrand’:

'ciuns iittri»butc his death to rupture taking his ship buck to Glasgow, ui-il .

mean that the greatest gain comes with -stylish, perfect fitting garments

the reatest effort. -made of dependable goods I

` requires very little effort -by expert tailors -and sold with

.‘i

., in .

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an unconditional

“Progress Brand” Clothing, 'and the gain is proportion- ately great. If, on the other hand, a. man is satisfied to accept the first suit

"Progress Brand”

guaran tee that they must give satisfact- ion or your money back. The man who lo o lc s f o r t li e “Progress Brand” dealer and the

Suits and 0vercoais

or overcoat that is

handed down, and will make no effort to

Liulgarian Govern'me'n't seized at the ltimo of the recent strike, but would try to satisfy the claims of the pro- Drictors, who had more than once de- clurcd their willingncss___tQ_ sell their rights to the Government. The"sLa1;e_ .ment adds that the decision is in no wise connected with the incident? of the Bulgarian diplomatic ugenft at; Constantinople. who wns witiidrnwn. because he was not invited to attend a banquet given by the Turkish Gov- ernlment, or with the question of Bul- garian independence.

an effort to secure ii reversal of the

\ H

man’s attorney advised him th t such un appeal would be useless. He is still 3 patient in u local hospital under bcnds to appear for tleporation when physicians shrill declare him siifiicicntly recovered from on attack of illness to _withstuiid the return sl-11-_'i-*_* voyngc to Hong Kong. Although

ritish subject, Bosmuu bases his de

own indidereuce." '

secure a reliable maize like “Progress Brand" -he can’t expect to have other than shabby clothes and be a walking advertisement of his

“Progress Brand"

label gains a great deal with very little effort.

The gain is not merely one of dollars and cents I

(always an important consideration) but is the greater gain of commanding attention and r _ respect by being always well dressed. 13

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if Sold and Guaranteed bv

decended on his mother's side, say in "The worship of the family is

3. .".f‘.§`...‘.’..’,””§...‘°t‘§&i.‘§$‘€.if 321-‘.f“.§§ 5ll’»W8rl & Campbell

.;’.§..i.‘;‘.iii;:;i. mir. °:§::'i.z 1°; _p1p__Q_v5{_,_g_p;_B_1;_Qs._ _

right or in tcrest given or pro- oi' to induce liini to refrain from consideration and amount to ai

Any profit, or benefit, 'any

niised to a voter for his vote

FELT SLIPPER9 family name may live for ever."

that religion, partly in order that u,

FOR THE CAVALRY.

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_ Biiristers, Solicitors, etc

Offices in DesBrisay Block, Corner. Grafton Street, Chnrlotetown, P. Ii.

Island.

r MONEY T0 LOAN.

voting would be a valuable bribe

voter in order to induce liiin

To pay or promise the vote

ducc him to vote would be br

Not only is giving or paying money for votes bribery, but

offering or lending, or agreeing to give or lend, or pro111isii1g_

to endeavour to procure iiione ii vote is bribery.

7 .

TO OHCI' glVC Ol' pl'OllllS€ Ol' to p1'Ol]`llS€ tO pl'OC`\1l`€, ally enl'

ll 1 '_

ployment, office or plziceto ri

iii order to‘iiiduce :1 voter to v

l ribery. _

One may bc guilty of bribe'

formed for liiui by nnotlier pérson. _

bery though the bribe be not

One may lic _njiiilty of bri

given or proiiife-.-.i directly to

To corrupi`_ `. » any act of

or rcfr:‘.incd .iii xotiiig :is liziving v'otc.l .fi bribery.

Any one who demands fro

Ca_ndidzitc’s agent for any gi of ia _gift or loan for his vote, demand be made by the vote

To a_iply to a. Cniididzitc o

ploy in rut, office or place, or for n v .-tc, is bribery ._

To :ipply to ri candidaitc or his _agent _foi'_ :iiiy gif\.\_l£_1f1ii, ffice oi' ciiiployiircnt its payiiiciil .cr lzxiving illegally nssis cd

Can "dole at an election is

'i o pity or ridvriiicc :my iiioucy to niiy person to be it

- ~ ` ~ f . :irds tore my ziiiy money

il <1' 1 or corrupt pizicticcs nt li _ `..~ccn expended in

ber y. _ __

f t'iii»lii.lied for llic Charlottetown hloriil gud Social Reform League.)

idrf _

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Lihiial Haiti

liiiusing

A l fCliarlottctowii will open their

Tl Y L'DCff\ S 0 . .

le mmg l ii rlnirs in the Market Building, ad-

iie_w_Coiiiiiittcc ooiii_s(1 __ _ Rousmg L_bC____l

joining the Board of 'l rude Rally, on

Friday Ev. ning Next

i A'l` l€l(`.llTO’CLOCK P. M. _.xiny. pressed |ia.o0 to 14.50

Hides crib. 4

» . P

. i , -_ _ __ _ _ '_,]',\- i~ivitcd to attend. nnrisy, per inn 60 llii' l ublit .uc toitli __ . _ _ _ nt m___mbc,.s of t',,_eu,,,-_ ,M ..,,._ iw... gimo to 14_;,0

Siiccclics will be clclivc

Lilicriil Part

To pay or to promise to pay the travelling expenses of ai,

` to votc would be bribery-

payiiieiit for such vote or for not

in or applies to a Caiidiontc or ft or loan or to obtain the promise

r ocr-'oiizilly or through another.

the promise of such, in piiyiiieilt

rfor loss of time in order to in- ibery.

y or valuable consideration for

y voter or to 'iiiy other peison otc or to rcfraiii from voting, is

ry though the :ict itself be per-

tlie voter. bribery after the voter has _voted

is guilty of bribery, whether the

rAC:iiidid:itc's agent for any ein

\ii'ilici'\`.

oi ii tvrw 1

bribery or corrupt practices is

sed iii

PARIS, Sept. 29-The decision of

,the French Vtur "f‘riii'tment to equip AUSTRALIA AND THE NAVY_

the cavalry wiil. felt slippers for a ..__. part. their field kit hi.. i. .wcstezi LONp0N_ september 30_.A de. the civil public more than x wrute- spafch fmn=i.,M¢li,0urnn says; "In rim gil! Or l1‘¥lC`liC81 1995035 0- ~--» éf°H»l>'llfouse of Representatives, Minisfér of ml1U00UVl`e9- Defence Ewing moved t‘he recond read-

T-hey say that their freshness as the iiig of the defence bill. He said undef"

result of wssrlnz these slippers after ,thc bin the Commonwealth would get, a few hours' rest was e.st'onisl\ing. instead of 20,000 men eniistc~.i,ui:r,l»\r

voluntary system, 82,000, costing on ly £100,000 more than- t-hey were ii-aw paying. The Government was noi. cp-

AWFUL OBJECT LESSON. posed to giving payment iii the form

of wages. Minister Ewing, in cor.-'.liiil~

KOKOMO, Indiana. Sept. 30-Be- ing, said the main duty of the ilr"t-

-,iieving that the local option law lfsh na-vy wus to protect the`he.irt. of

uid t fi the whiskey supply, [tha Empire and Australia ought to bo,

Charles Thresper and P s a William Lindley on Sunday took a,ll0-VE 0 IIHUOUH1 guard Ol 200-000 jug ot whiskey 'to a. gravel- pit to trained men which will enable us tol have 5 farewell drink, Chai-les keep inpiolate our island continent Thrcsper and William Lindley ucre While YOU 00 tht? WEE” WOTK Wil'-ll found dead in the gravel pit t< day, the navy."

und Charles Lindley was found lying ----'-*'-' lncar the bodies in-a dying condition. AUTUMN DAYS-

'i‘enci\_ers and pupils ovf the Greeiitoivri --‘-

School near the pit marched pnst' the Give to me- the autumn days. idcud bodies to give the children an When the ll1al>`leS‘ turn 't0 gold,

object lesson in temperuiice. With U10 llB¢10 und the haw

Over wayside, wood and wold;

i - With the blue upon the mountains,

_‘ And the glory on the hills,

And the little trickling fountain.-i

MICOLO T0 DIE FOR Slipping down to meet tho riffs.

SLAYING COUNTRYMAN. Cunmiqb, ruby, manifold

Glow the gleaming tints unroiied.

Another Italian Found Guilty of Ruby-red, above the river,

Murder at Montreal. Ruby-i‘ed. the shcdown Shim-r,

--- ’TwixL the emerafdl and gold~

M()N‘TREAL, Sept. 30-_iii-itherltiriiuson painted crcepers clirig,

Itiiliun has been sentenced -to die- on Or their prndnut purple swin-g,

thc scaffold. In the .court of Kinf<H`,ltussct nuts are ripening,

Bench before Justice Traniiolme, the For the frisky squirrel’s hold, case against the Italian, Vlttu Ere the passing year is toiled, lMlcoio, for stabbing to death o com- 'Neath thc azure autumn dome. 'rude Antonio Di Lucci, at 248 f's.d- While the mellow ray is slanting, ioux Street on 21st February lust. Earth her gloria is chanting,

was concluded this evening, the_nc- And her song of harvest home, cusad being fmind gil lt! and suutcn- In her mfnster, grnmi and Old

Rooms) y J _

wo » cu o

Ch .rle uri able to say to Great Britain: We .

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sen to 'ce iiangeu csflnveinbsr 27. when thc rnnnics turn to gciaf J

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A' 'I `“llll‘;l"i""l“`»"-‘5.~;-.ii'=:“-`f’--"Q r"' `9

,___---c-F CURED _~.,‘_"a ,,_

. _ _ I me Ho ss Q, --..f.-

=`f‘ ~‘ ~ Qi" You ui shilusl _ °

iaoivrsoun iisnuiirrs. i...ni_ .lit .ll noniiT.,i°i§“°l.‘l..,li‘§ln§’§?.i.filll{.l§ ‘\"-.-

...___ Com Extractor. It iievorliiiriui, leaves no .sour _ _

coiitsinsnonclds; is harmless because composed I haves nice line of silverweer, clocks,

Corrected for :very Wednesday uid |

slturdayw “sum _- i)1|felg£!\'i_i!su_dii§i¥n“ii‘t\4iei`ll“ld)¢'fliini,,`y £i‘|“,¥|-l,eg‘}'|`;,f§ watches, jewelry, etc, etc, suitable for A

-'* M’ c" MM; "“b'm“"°°- wedding presents, that I sm offerings

H0111! P" bm- U5-00*-0 5-00 S the very lov»»»._'. prices. W"-h 99°” '50 °P°1`°~ 5 P

It fits into any business groove as Have our demonstrntor coli and

t be r i

if-"`I`.. "`°°.I°...' »--°°”"~.-r-.'”‘”"*.5°_T;‘7'..‘. _ tl. lil. Patttisttt

W. S'rr:\v.\i<'r, K. U. N. A. f,‘.i.\i\-ii|~:i.i.

diii\vwi~t~i:iui

F. C. WESLLY C0

ussioNsRs_ Eivoiznvsizs.

_ si.nc1 izorvvsizs

St. John N. ll. _

Hotel Duflcriii

ST. JOHN, N- B. Foster Bond Co.

_ l'-T. BOND _ ll/Ianzigcr.

WF .ti. Carvell B.A

Biriiafer. Solicitors. Notsry Puplic

fli"i‘1LIl€:-

l7‘ll.. luran lluililiiig

(oriiur Gt. George Street,

Next to Hunk of Novii Scotia.

lVl€lllSl\ B.A (UARVARD)

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

Uni-urs' Queen iiud ll ii-liinoud Sis. ('l\ 'l‘n\v

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P | rms-. iii' vu 5 Condensed Advertisements °

rcd by pioliiiiic

yi FRED H. SliLl.l7. R, President.

_ (;I~`Ol{GE W. l\lcPl'll‘§l‘:, Secretary.

io-rdzii Tiww ii ii if A if _ -_ ~

, new-onsrwvl!-'l_*

.Pork, per lb. (carcass) 8| to 'I

18\020

Butter, por lb. (dairy)

22 to £5

Rutter, per lb. (oreamory)

lloef, per lb. (carcass) l to 6

Lamb. por lb. (cereus) I to 7 Oaifskiiil. per th. I to Q Cabbage, por dos. lo Boots, per hug. 44

Eggs, per dos. _ - _ __ _ _ _

Oatmeal. im' swf- ' 0.15 _____(_'_ljo9__ist_s_ior 0-inssiiicstlcn.i ' '

rlio LET-A`i`.ir§é`wcii"hci§£cki`ts.£\

’- .' room. with nr without iionni I

good location. Apply at this office. ' _

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_.'AN'rEi>-At"'nnc¢' ` ' 2 "`”“"‘ _ "

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is PEARL _ _

e best smoke in town try it, and you will enjoy it.

llicke & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Ltd

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iinfzicturcrs Phone 345. Cl1=1F10l'i€t°WU

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. C. SMITH LEADS T

BIG DIVIDENDS IN SERVTC E

Publi* Ollinion ls bhe L. C. Smith Sinitli's lj' Thntis the cry ol men

Typewritere lciid over ull other who ure posted on the |‘iriside" rillui: machines. int-ts of thc typewriter situation. The rapid rise of the L. C. Smith 'l`herc's nbsolutely no speculation populur favor is shown by the in buying L. C. Smith Typewrfters.

remeudous volume of sales and the The L. C. Smith is worth over one °V¢’\"il1Cl”011Sil\i-Z ilelllllhd- hundred cents on the dollar-never

Invcstors in L. C. Smith Type "passes" a dividend, never suders

writers all over the world urea "slump," and always leads tho receiving enormous dividends. list.

These dividends are pnid in the Shrewd, far-sighted men-the Bulls rm of splendid service, which is mid Bears of Business-are equipping

just as good ns the GOLD. their offices with L. U. Smith Typo

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cti brilliant in perfnrlv

/.Q has an efficiency of 100 per cent every constru on,

ay in the week and from one yeur's ance. end to the other. It's as simple as It has overturned all typewriter

B C, and complete from A to Z. traditions and precedents - broken It meets the need for rapid work all records in the typewriter work)-

et u s new standard of results.

hough it were built to order. show you the mnchine. W6 I I The' L. C_. Smith Typewriter is expense.-

rigiiiai in design, perfect: in Keep your eye on tfl?l0.Elmitl1l Soulis-Newsome Typewriter, Co. Ltd.

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