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' S 'pnoposiin 1N'i°.aRPRov1NcisL 'rni.i~:i=i-Iona snnvioii.

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does just one t‘nir.g- but does that right. It. makes: the skin like vel-

vet and keeps- it S0. It is soothing and healing to the skin, cures clinps and rougliriess 5.i_i<-s it quickly :mil iri‘li<':iit harm: it :is e;i@'ii'clj.' nb- srirbed aiirl doc-_i not leave the skin sticky or greiir.-y. (July leaves tlie faint, i`i.:licnto odor oi' the ccrnntioiis.

Price 23c

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On behalf of the Maritime Tele-'

ter addressed by the Company to Hou. F. D. Monk, iilinlstcr of Public Works at Ottawa, proposing to con- nect Prince Edward Island and Nova

,Scotia by li cable adapted for telc- phone and telegraph service. In their letter to Hon. Mr. Monk the com- pany discuss the general desire for telephone communication between the two l"rovinces rind the tentative ef- forts already made to establish it..

suitable cable would cost $40,000, and if duty had to be paid on it, $62,000. Also that it would cost the Company $10,000 to lay it, while the

iwiint more cheaply. need not nay lfiuty, und could lay it at little cost ` _ _ _ .

J.G_ .lea ii ,_ _ = ,ing over the cable. _

_.7 D_,_,,,.__;__,_ l The Guardian further understands li ' l ‘='-1*-"’ lciinc this nrnpnnni in iining siiiiinimri

. 1 _ . . ,L Trade for rin expression of opinion ' thereon. We find it difficult to pro-

Goveriiiuent could buy s. cable some-

lwitli its own stenmern. wherefore the

,Company proposes that the Govern- .ment shall buy and lay the 1:81118 B110 rent it to the Company for .-L term 0! years at a. nominal rental of, say, $1 lper year, the Company agreeing to ,connect the cable with its land lines, lciiiii make ii charge of five cents each ‘ipcr mess;-ige of s. certain length P355'

lto the newspapers and Boards of

ment. but if by a company lt should _ he under a Dominion charter. Tbe‘

reason for this is obvious. We do_ not want a repetition of the threei short-iioul frtight rates in an inter- provincial telephone or telegraph sys- tem, or in both combined. If the Do- 'ninion is to provide B telephone cable to connect this Province with

the mainland it should be equally available for use at fair race; in communicating between all the three Provinces.

At present there is one telephone

Company in New Brunswick, another in NU\'a Scotia and a third in Prince Edward Island, of which latter the Nova Scotia company controlsams- jority of the stock. Local rates are subject to the approval of the Gov. crnor in Council in each of the three Provinces. Connect these systems by ii Government cable, leased to one of the mainland companies, the rates across the Straits being fixed, or subject to approval of the Ottawa Government, and we shall have a new complication. If we complain of rates, must we complain to, each of the four Governments, local and fed- eral?

Wherefore the necessity would seem to be imperative that. any contract the Dominion may enter into should carefully limit and guard the through rates, and also require the contract-

nouncc upon the proposal without

,ing company to furnish not only a ‘modern, iip-tf_\~dute service, but also

t .__.._----- --_-;_...s_._1*:r"' _"1 fuller iiiforniatloll, notably with T6' in proigresrive service, keeping pace

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s i ii if iii ieciiliir, s:ii`e;~,'_ _-elf fitting and goli niouuimi iii all

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I . . lgnrd to -rates, niid the intentions of the Government. Thi-i'e can he no

ll doubt. that a general desire exists in

" this Province for telephone communi-

cation, not only with Nova Scotia.

,but with New Brunswick as well. » gi What is wanted is telephone com-

,jj vinces under one maiiaggciiicnt, wheth-

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(Our iiaiiiz- on f:\'ei'ylo1‘.f ) Sold only b_\' iii-_'sc (`ii.it'~»r;i \ iz-

\V"‘°""l""' .\l.U:r|Jt.`.llei.eocl biiiallwood fi C,,_,p,,(,,-A ,J-,.Uc,,.y

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er under n company or the Govern-

with thc great cud rapid advances 'made in tel(-phony in other countries. 'And it will not do to have the serv- me 10'-MLW] U0'-VII with charges to pay iliviileiiils on ivutcrnd stock, as 'has keen the case in 3, near-by 1-‘i-0vin¢e_ ilut Prince Edivard lsland ns we

have

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ilinunication for the Maritime Pro- *md* ‘195'"`@S NIBIJYIOUQ service t0 and

from the iiiaiulaiifl. And under prop. U' SHfl`EilHl`fl>‘. We hope we may get it.

ULSTER AND HOME RULE.

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Av. .\-

,mul Home Rule for Ireland are cited iii a recent issue of the Acadian Re-

,cordcr, which journal very properly rcseiits the ' statement of Sir Max

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.';_~` ~. . _ ‘U v‘ . ~ ' _ _ ° "’ H 1%.! *fi _.nerr-ii uint cnnnainnn woiiia be gina 5 den' °f “me ‘md U‘"“‘°"“‘f-’ all SOP* ‘A _louil i tv Ciiliciriiis

_ if _, - rmmzrwi-wr.wunHem . _.i Ji

to see Homeiltule defeated. Like The

,1P.<-reorder, we are not a.wu.re of any

i 1 lien W no lluri’ll§xerci:ie

_ni

ii _ _ ` Suffer From Iiidigestioir

Headache, Poor Appetite, Sieeplessness.

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‘I Nothin so Sure to "Set Up” i=. Man

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Make Him Feel Brisk and Vig- oroiis as Dr. I-laiiii1tou's Pills.

Lack of exercise and ovcrwork were

the causes thnt combined to almost ‘kill Samuel S. Stephens, Jr., one of the best known citizens in Wood- stock. `

In his convincing letter Mr. Steph-

leiis se.ysI- '

"A year ago I returned home after

M_rii Train ir (-2 .o .vlooro ‘ iltochford Fil <\Va1< r li-ti 1

Mrs J 'I`r:iinor!3l1- P-‘Uk Rd’

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Valuable Farm

of one hiiiiclred and eighty acres for sale on easy terms, at Hracklcy Point. The iziilci.-iigiiecl offers for private f-ale his lieiiiitillil farm of iSo acres oi' :<,i.eiii;iid lziii<l,i io acres of which is ch-_.ir :iii-.l iii good stat: cultivation. ilic _hil».iiif:e is covc-.red with liiird and soft \'.'orii"‘..'l`lie~ build- ings ziril <lwcllir.;; liiiirfe are iii first class' rer-air, It not riilil Ely hlnrcli ist, it will then he sd\'w‘ii~.:fl iii=d Sold at Public .-'\iici;=i»:i, i-.iili .~.tocl<, crop and iiiiplr.-i'.i-.~i-is. for pziiririi- lars apply io Ciiazit-s T»1<..l~;nciif:iii<iii premises or

BEN] CAR'l`I‘§i'?. & CO. I-zziiiwfdroi Aiiciioneers'

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“Our English pajamas are Of

the highest grade throughout, very wnriii and comfortable worth $2.50 for $1.65. Also ii line of night Bhlrts in English flannel worth $2.25 going noiv at 85c. H. H. Brown's. 1-24d31.

CANADIAN cnoirio nslnwav.

The Canadian Paeihe il tba Short

Direct Route Charlottetown to .\1ov\ treal, the tyip heiniz made in twenty- four hours. Close connections ari- madc for all points beyond, and changes and transfers are avoided. New electric llclit sleepers on the C P. R. Halifax Montreal ruii, and thin road has the belt dining car service. This is the only line operating com- partment ears~Montrenl and 0ttnw9 to Toronto, and Montreal and Toron- to to Vancouver. J. K. Ross. the local 0. P. R. agent. can supply all Information 4”'

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‘si long trip, completely worn out. _1 was so badly affected by chronic bil- iousness, so much overcome by con- stant headaches, dizziness, that I de spa red of ever getting well. I was always tired and languid, _had no energy and spirit, found it difhcult to sleep for more than five hours. M5’ appetite was so fickle that I :ite next to nothing, and in consequence lost weight and strength. I WGS P1119 Bild had uni-ir rings under my eyes that made me look like a. shadow-

"It was a blessing that I used Dr.

I-Inmilton’s~Pills. In one WCek I fell like anew man. The feeling of weight. and nausea in my stomach disappear- ed. My eyes looked brighter, color grew better, and, best of all, I _be- gan to enjoy my meals. 'l‘hc dizzi- ness, languor and feeling of depres- giiin passed aivuy, and I fnst_rcgaln~ pil my old-time vigor and spirits. To-

ror nnnirii, strength. comfort and

:food spirits there is no medicine like

milton’s Pills Beware of suli-

piilm oil some other pill on which he

day I am well-thanks to Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills." ,

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,particular claim that Sir Max Ait-

Sonie interesting facts about Ulsterihm may have to speak for the P00*

lille Of Lniindii on` this question or nnv ,other more then is possessed by the ,average intelligent Canadian. The llilstei' Uiiionists are making a great,

,of things, but how stands the cngi; in ilflstcr itself?

The Province of Ulster returns 33

|ine`nr.bers to the House of Commons, sixteen of whom ure Home Rulers and seventeen are Unioni9ts_ This may be a surprise to some of our rcsders, but so it is. Some would have us think that the people of Ul- ster are a iiuit in their opposition to |H0me Rule, but that is 'very fm- irom the fact. In the matter of re- ligion the Province contains some ERSJIOO Protestants and 700,000 (fath- olics, the hitter being n practical unit in favor of the nienszire, while ilie election returns indicate that Ili- tceii per cf-nt of the Protestant elec- tors vote the same way, so that a clear majority of the people of Ul- ster. and nbout 80 per cent of the people of ireland are in favor of cre- ating an Irish Parliament as is pro- p0Sed.

PEAT FUEL IN USE.

An interesting letter from James

Duncan of Point Poplar, P. I., appears elsewhere in this issue. The essential points are that Mr. lluncnn has been using peat fiicl for some years past and _ prefers it to coal; that given a suitable peat hog near at hand the peat can he prepared for luel as it is in Scotland and Ireland, with only ri peat spade and ii wheel- barrow for implements and at ii cost of one dollar per_ton. This must iricrin that Mr. Diincan's peat fucl is dried in the sun rind is not artificial- ly dried or compressed.

The subject is both nn interesting

:ind iniportaiit one in view of the growing scarcity of fuel in this Pro- vince, as l\lr. Duncan writes. We tliiiik many of our readers would he interested further in the matter if Mr. Duncan would write us further details as to his methods in cutting, drying, storing and burning peat fuel. For instance, does he bnru it in a stove, grate, or open fire-place? Can it be conveniently used in cooking? ls there not ,, very large quantity of ash to he removed after biirning? lAre peat ashes, like wood nsl1es,vnl-

_iiahle as a fertilizer? | Chamber; Encyclopedia thus de- iscribes the common DFOCCSS Of DFG-

Dr. Ha - i _ » gtitntes, and don‘t let any dealer paring peat for fuel: ~

"The portion of the bog to be op-

. _ 25c. per box, erated upon must first be partially

c!iln§\r::aB\`:i'<!Jxr4;lsoIf:irm;)l"ilsi) hy mall from dried by n wide open di-nin. Its sur-

he depth of six inches o remo e the undecompoaed vegetable iiiatter. The peatiis afterwards cut out in pieces (pests) like bricks by means or -.i peculiar implement, called in lre~i land a slane and iullcotlaiiil ii peat-, spade, resembling a long, narrow spade, the blade of which is. furnish- ed on one side with a tvllglw Sei- ‘lt n. right angie en' ic. 'riiin iiniiliuueuf _n ii..n<i ny the iinnan ninne. iiithvuf ,ressure of the foot. 'I`he soft pests -ire conveyed to some iieif-1l\b0Y\Yl5 olace where they are set ul’ 011 Wifi ru little clusters to dri. When siifli- ciently dry they :irc conveyed away .iiid may be piled iii niitlioiiscs _or stacked in the open air. Peat cutting .s always performed in the spril\§.’ 0F , -.umn-ier."

NOTES.

If there is a general desire for B

citizens' meeting to discuss civic af- fairs before the coming election, .whether such desire exists on, the part of the candidates or the l>€0D|€. we see no valid reason why it 11185' not be gratified, and a sufficiently signed requisition to the Mayor would no doubt brini; it Bl’°“"‘ There are a good runny well-known respectable and‘wortliy cniiilldntcs in the field, and to give them all ‘a hearing would require that I‘11\‘~l\ ihould be limited to ii short time.

is very probably some citizens w'iio are not candidates might also de- sire to be heard. Publicity is in gen- eral a public safeguard, but there is

public meeting may be more disturb-l ng to the public mind than it `

_informing or useful.

f`sir.‘~Soinc time n_i;_o I noticed an

editorial in 'I‘lie. Guliriliaii comment- ing on our peut iiidii.~itr3'. l‘i=rhe.ps it might intcrt-st some of your rcudeis to know that the writer' has been using Dent an fuel for the Inst two "cars with the best of satisfaction and would prefer it to coal. I might inentioil that from my infancy Ihave ~ been familiar with the peut hogs in Scotland and nftei' ii ciircful test ‘

ilie Islilnll, I have no hesitation in

‘lines at Ottawa the importance of iur peat industry and ciidenvor to have a peat manufacturing plant cs- 'saliliehcil on the Island. '

We have no iniurrais in the Pro-

wlieel-hnrroii' for one dollar por ton.

. JAMES DUNCAN.

Point Poplar, Lot 55.

VILEB CURED IN 5 TO 14 DAYS.

i’A7.0 OINTMENT fails to cure any -:use of ltchlug, Dlind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION ‘ NEAR CAMPBELLTON N. B.

CAMPBELLTON, Jan. 25-Yester-

day, while the men were at dinner, Richards’ Mill, on the I. C. R, about fifty miles from here, blew up. The terrific impact of the explosion could be heard miles. Debris llcw in all di- rections. A huge steel rnil which lay near the boiler was launched hodiy through the air and rammed through a house near by. Three men, who wer in thc mill, narrowly escaped with their lives. (ine had his overalls blown clear off. Had the crew hcen in the mill at the time a terrible cal- nmity might have resulted. ~

Mr. W. S. Riciinrds is owner of the

mill nndwill he greatly liamliciippcd in lumber operations by the unfortu- nate occurrence.

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¢%1?o!is Cure illtlily lions condhs, rllrel colds, hed ilhi Ilirnnf nail luiadie ~ - 25 -in-nh

"800 sltolns of aviation w »ol in

myrtlu.navy blue, bright, mld and ilark ren.grey.sky and white now in stock I2 cents por skain.Stun- loy Bros. I-Z6dr3l

"Come to the Hospital Dance if

only to be n spectator. Your pres- ence is needed to fill the Prince of Wales College Hall, and help the Charlottetown Hospital. 1-26d2i.

"Our line of mcn’s working coats,

,sheep lined which formerly sold nt prices ranging from $5.50 to $20 to

Your drugglsr. will refund money if!

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~ /*'59 Warner s Rust-Proof Corset.

ifways the remote posuihility milf al " '*' ”’ “_’ "'_"""'°' `»`

nm crlissirinii nails* . ~--f-9.fl.R_ N -_ _ ~ _ J LC. Siiiilli & Bros.

::Don’t cough," when you can Cllfei __ ____ _ ._ _ ___._ ., __ - ` _

yourself so quickly and lllenszintlli ` V ° _ ` `

with Rexnll cherry jiiiclel--this irulfy AG* ,»,,1"~ \yA~\'»|,:|, JOB SALE’ one lava red male ,ox i ilelicious medicine is rea y vcry c - ' I ~ ` i '

iectual. So much faith have wc in it w\/Al§"l‘h2l) :iALln‘5i\1l~J1\_» exclusive Féedeggsofogthé 01m* J' .hat we guarantee every hottie line, permanent big earnings -- -»_- ' ' ‘ ' --- '_

we sell to _ give satisfaction , guaranteed, no experience, ten vaciin-| _

or the price. 25c. buck. Sole agents cies. Write Luke Brothers, Limited,

The Rexsll Store, 'l‘Lie i\_lclfinn0nlMontreal;____________1Z-4d2mos. -‘f~5§f`1§,;E;

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urug (,o., (.or_ Gt. Geo. lic kt isff,'_t, AND WQIIIEN agents, to hané IJ W. H. Jhhnston; Grocery store,

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- ing the grace and ease of a

Riglitly selected and properly ad.

There is no line

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' if-fi. .` n fectly as we can the young woman or

the matron.

of corsets so

thoroughly reliable---the range covers styles for all types as well assizes.

If you Want to assure your daught-

_ er growing to womanhood heaithfully,

, - corset her properly.

_ We will be glad to show you

_ as yourself.

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a style for your daughter as well

P A T O -N S

.L_ die proposition which sells

Fitzroy bt. and Beers Square,

-. - . ~ . . . 1 lsllihle T“`° “ix in almost evgfylbread drivers delivery' book.

HE U°}”5 P}`*AI` BLU” llionie. Particulars free. Keut_villo 1,-,,,,,L,,. will please leave same at

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1'- _ _vovelty Company, Dept. S. kent- _ .. B k K t S t_

,vmel N_ b__ 1_13d2wpd_ Stewarts a ery. en tree

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i "1,'_1..\"I‘liD, young women to become

stating that they will compare fa-l -FVUND _

'xorahly with any I have seen on the ]`_`\`fj`L`:`§f)'_ a s,,,,,;i1",5"u;,,"',)f',,,,',',,;§,",R`

"ther Em” of U-"5 -‘\l'1"“‘l‘_c' IP M101 Morell stable. Owner can have ._ "-21" fllfufe U10 fuel fi'1f'S§10n will be ‘nnnie nv nppiying in Ii. iuiiicii, ciinr- Vl‘0 LET. house No. 122 Upper .1 very serious mutter with a great !,.y \-aU`,_.y_ l_24,13,_ P;-lngq Bt, Apply 23| Great* irraiiy. an thc wr-ods have .bocoine c. leg-----__--_-_~='.:E2°°__:_________.___. ‘g , ` - . h“'g of th” PHSV “"0 I “"""d_ ;*“Ff`l FOR SALE ` "oUi§IIi§_E"r‘_I<Tin_71‘§i1i"F,` -15 .fest that our lending politicians I..L.__n.__._...___.____-_._.___ p,(,w,_,,, Block possession at -=hould press on the Department of, 4‘-all 5.»xLf‘}_, boards, shi_ngles,laths, ohm A 1 to w_ P,.owBe_ '

_ iiiooii stnbliiii.; in connection. For _ 'iiice so the above mentioned Del>ai't- fllrtllflf llllrticiila,-S ,,_p|,1y to ,,,-OD,.,e_ ;“__ “_ ___ J _ _ _ _.L :limit could well afford to experiment mn pl-,,,,,_ I;,,,:,,,.,,_ ' 1_23,13w,,,|_ _ _

iz little with our peat hogs. I think - ,OR ,,A,,,. _I '-ITc;;]‘,y-é,\,\_e`,-'(_0\v

:F costs ,the hi_)_verI,“r!ent por l_§ ,Allllly £0 l\ICL(:Ll,I\, Lflllf; "”""" "" ”“"" "“"""""“"___"""“'. -.on to m.inufacti.ie tue peat. It could icr ek 1 _,M , ANTED__Ma|° or Female ned be manufactured without _any mach- | 2 .' U..--.._;-. -111 .5’}l’_‘.: F°xe,,_ state Prim Adam" “_ ziiery except a "peat spline" and ri 4 ‘Axim PUR BA]-»b ui NOYCII Siu- d B_ P 0_ Box 759 Amherst N

~ FEMALE HELP

Will' . I1) y 8. - I O 106.

____ __ __ 12-llritf.

trained nurses. 'l'wo years

course. Apply to Supt. of Bath Uitv

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` ‘WUI-l. SALE ,\'I` Vl.i."l'(ll°l1A, hotel, _i Orient. Good centre for cozii-i incrciul tiule or suiiiiiicr toiirists.

A Lion. One of the bent piirtn of the county. About 80 acres. Ncui. mussel-mud, sca manure, cheese and starch factories. Good dwelling house find out-buildings. Terms easy and price right. Telephone connec-

tion.--H. D. McEwen, Morell. ,

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k A, , t th, H. \l`/ AI\TED, men to learn best busl

ness in the world, barber trade.

Can have shop or earn big wages. Few weeks required. Constant prac- tice. tools free, always sure employ- ment Write for particulars. I-I I.

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5 several peat hogs iii this’ section tif `."“’El“t‘ll' Bath' Me' 3_L_'1id.r_7.§; Green. Barber C0ll€E€- 734 Mall! S31-

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It has all the latest time-

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Geox e St 10 25dtf

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G_llOCEflY STORE andhouse, to

let, corner of Kent and Hills-

boro Sta. Apply to J. A. Moore. ""0 K nt St 11 13dt,f

an , , . _ S. ___ ____ . 1-13dr_Hpd

\W’ANTED, Draft Mare 1200 to

1300 lhs with foal, young and

sound, also draft foal of 1911. State age, bread and weight, also price to "B," Guardian Oilice, Charlottetown.

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DR. BILLHARDT DEAD.

l_iPl"Ell SANDUi~lKY, 0., Jun. 23-

Dr. A. Bilhnrdt, who camo to Amer- Iica from Germany to serve in thc Civil War, and who was consul tol Moscow during President Cieveland's!

iidininistration, died here early to-l day. - _

Minard’s Liiiiment Co., Limited.

Sirs.-I have used your MIN./lltD’S

LINIMIilI\"1‘ for the past 2.5 years and whilst I have occasioiinlly used other liniments I can safely say that l have iiever used any equal to yours.

If rubbed between the liavi-lsr.-"<1

inhaled freriuently, it ivill never fail to cure cold in the head in twmity- four hours. ‘ It is also the Best for bruises,

sprains, etc.

Yours truly,

J. G. LESLIE.

"We have ri splendid line of 'mcn's

kid and working gloves, usually sold ut prices ranging from $1.25 to $2.75 to go at from 69c to $1.65. Ali-io a line of boys’ leather mitts at 22s and 35c. I-I. H. Brown's. 1-24d3i.

"We have ri line of stiff and fancy

bosom shirts, slightly soiled to clear at 63c_ Also a line of Tooke’s and Star brand and winter shirts priced fit $1 to $2.25 now me nn<1si_a5_ H. H. Brown's. 1-24d3l.

-:zliexall for the hair. Ilexnll "S13" hair tonic and Rexiill shampoo paste are making new friends every day. We can refer you to dozens of our customers wh?) have “ned them with great results. Call and ask B. bout them. Sole agents. The Mac-

,clear at from $3 to $12. H. H. Kinnon Drug Co., C Gt, ' -_- . _Bi-ovyn_'_n. 1-ziiiiai. _ lm sen. or Gm ,uf _,,,,,,,,,.,, ._ E' D‘ "T""NS'

“We have a. splendid line of men’s'

hosiery, very stylish, strong and warm, formerly sold at prices rung- ing from 30c to 75c now going at 19s to 42c H. H. Brown’s. 1-24d3l.

"8 Silver brand collar for $1. form-

erly 20c each. H. H. Brown’s 1-24d3l

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CARI)

To fha Elecfors of Ward Tliree

Having been waited on by si dcpiitaiicri

of-riliziiris and presontesi with ii numer- uusly .signed reqiiisilion risking nie io h-- comc a rriiididau- for ilic Cify Coiincil. I fee-I ii my riiii_v io comply iviili the icqiiesi.

[shall ilieroforo bc- a ciiiididuli: for

\\'.'\rd TIii'i:i: at the foillicoiiiiiig Civic Election. >

Holding as Ido s'rongl_v lu ilic convict

iuiiilini llie right of electors lo vote as iliev ree fir, shoiil-4 not be iiiiciferre-<1 wiih. I shall do no pcreiinsl canvassing. I may any I liavr- ri-i |ier>..-~ii:il ends io serve I have no promises io make. I believe iii civic iiiiprov--inom i o»..uistenL wiili true economy. I hclivve ihft i-ixritioii should be kept at a vniiiimiirii cousisicnt ivilli' llio needs ofthe city. lbi~lic\-- in liniicsi rivic government, in ~d|oi'l, if _vnu sec fl in elect nic, I shall feel ii mv duly to use my energies in nrom ating' the infer;-ein of ili.~ Citi, guided always hy my hciit jiidgnienl and when possiiilv |\_\' ilic well nndersioori wislics of those wliom I represent.

Sliiccri-ly yours,

Halifax. : : : St. jolin

_ FUR ADS

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EATIBT FUI IIOUII

'.4 in -nie wants s s

I I. Loull. la.

ronouro. isis wni.i¢i:izro.v lasi- ALL KINDS WANTED

RAW FURS

n any quantity. Ship by frei ht. expres hrinuil. We psy cliiirzeia. surf reipit ful market value _same day. 5003 "Nl “"9 ment. or write for information, price tags, etc. _

C. II. ROGERS, Walkerfon, Oni

iiiiincrr Exroivraa: Ann Mnnurnoruacn

ii-zimwfdriim.

FARM FUR SILE

I oflcr f`.ir sale a. f-irm of eighty _acr_el.

seventy ofwhi. li are cleared for ciiltivalinh :mil ilic i-emnindcr covered with .1 proflul' ing giowlh nf birch and spruC€» '}°“' 'args c ouch for fence rails, cic. There is 8200*! stream of waicr croni-ing the farm _ in (W0 difI`-err-iit places, making it convenient f0|' pn~lure. _ d This property is splcndidly locatedi nf' conveninces of churches, saw and gm' mills, school, and blacitsmiih shofl “re within easy distance. Lake Verde _d8P°' and cr-innicry are lens than three minute; ivllk from the house. It is in fl K“° neiehborhfind surrounded by fsriilefarml-

lnforniitinn regarding price and _*erm*

of sale will he furnished on npplicaiionlo the firm of Mcssers McLeod 8% l3~f“t'°.y Bnrrisiern, cic., Bunk of Nova hcolul chambers, Chiirlstieioerin P~ E-I" ,

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Goff Bros Great Remo-yal Sale of Boots and Shoes

began Saturday Morning. Jan, 20 for spot cash only

Our lease of the old stand will expire before long and we must get out, and say good-bye to what has been our business home for 2 5 years.

BARGAINS

_ will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felt and rubber footwear. to clear out the entire stock.

w is the time tg get _z-i. big supply for father, mother, brothers and sisters, a whole family outfit, N0 Approbatiun.

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