fi G. D. ,Wright 57

*E3 ""

illox A ho. 108

All Right iii Twenty ” ° lour llours.” llluny Cattle- ,liilleil by

. . prius, nisiisxg <_sieu»1i-Mm' IS .e

i`--...»- i. .......... 1., ...ing ....1 (Coast Fever Anil Cou- claiis, who know it ai U16 Pl'f-B¢l`iP@', » _ ‘ - ‘

dEll.sh h`liau, h = <

lg; (lieastréd thrliiit ang liincg trouzlet; ith remarkable success. Speedy act- ~~

llbri is one of its recommendations, *thus prevcrntin the cold from getting

,, strong grip-git is not a Patent med- I

icine. Sold at Huslws Dru: Swre- CAPE 'rowN, Deo. za (special-_, 251: ver l>°fil°- The situoiion in nie Triinsxsi, und

particularly in Bondoland, is dailyl

becoming more critical owing to the

Forty years in use, 20 yeara the stand- The G°Vemm°nf UBB d€3PBf¢h¢d t\1§9 ' iid. prescribed wil recommended by ni-ner eo facilitate the landing or

' continuance of the severe drought.

and lighters to Port St. John’s in

grain; but the problem of distributing

°|‘y'i°i°"" F°'w°m°"" Mhmm' D' remai s unsolved and indeed un-

U i

Msrtel's Female Pills. at your druggiat. touched. In these parts 80 per hent.,

of the cattle have been killed oil by,

transport dilllculty 'is rendered mors\

east coast fever, and the oxen which remain are in very poor condition. Mules are few in number; and the

acute because the wagons have to

oppougo 5"" Houggjggggonimags carry their 'own fodder. Meanwhile

the rains hold oil: the ground is as dry as a bone; and even wihen the

` , -_,~`»"'fl`-"Q-§f'ij7-~”'f’ "2 ‘ skies send relief same weeks wilil el- -..f"“` _Tie '°`;*-,,. fi." spse before the plough can do its ui-»1‘£`;.; -_-g;‘_‘_‘.€_..»,",,;¢` work, both because of the parcbed

tl I ' _

*"’“ ""1 , ‘ condition ofthe soil and the em ;'f.;_g,v-__‘,,;fi- _¢,§_,§,r ‘ '.).Eil-H _ 1 iiciated state of the yoke cattle.

L .-

1;,~;_~i~‘: , g 5-,'3;_~l.ViffA In the circumstances the demand ii,-,‘*T~.¢ 5 §il7 ,. - . _ ,,,,.~ for Government action on a more iéiily .f~-7.;-3*-.v;.;;_\| '“_<~'T';,-:gg-£1.15(-' _ ‘ adequate scale is growing in volume "" '~‘ “""""""‘ " ’ ` " ‘ and insistence. .

unors rooms with hot and cold water for ,

omni.°":.i:°..“l.'iii:°°ili.‘:i‘i.:is ` 1 J

» , is ' » .

oaliiil tnisin New England. Rooms witl.

private baths lor 81.60 er ¢ial'1\“d lil”

wires wwe moms -»=<l'°b»=h for w-0° we ‘ day and up. Dining rooms and cafe tirst -

“"““' E“'°”"““ °'”° ALL THE WAY BY WATER ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOY ' , _ stone lloors.n0¢_hlDlr_W°0d UU* ¢h°,'3°°' EaSt¢f|l S. S. C0l'P0l'all0l'\ Equipped with its own Sanitary |m~ERM1-|0NA,_ UNE

Vacuum Cleaning Plant.

WINTER FARES St. john to Boston . . . . . . . .$4.50

Strictly A Tenipcrancc llotel si, ji-ibn to Portland.. ......-1.00

.,`. Send for Booklet .i Commonwealth llotel Inc.

V STORER F. CRAFTS

can-i. uaiianui

Stale Rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$l.00 Leave St. John at 9 00 a. ni. Thursday for Easiport Lubec.Portland and Boston.

Returning leave Central Wharf Boston i‘°“°°i° ve ‘..:"-...f‘.°‘:.'.i°s."i:.‘i..i°"“-

ec a . .

°' Ii-i‘Ai1~1s wfsaiusiiiv Liss:

Funeral Director and em halrner-MisriA Ferguiion,Lady Assistant- Personal Attention and Promptncss Guaranteed

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice

SPECIALTIES

Disinfccting and kumigauiiig

luzruiturc Rcpaired and Reup

bolstered.

Silent Salesinen made toorder

OFFICE-King B?ars` Phone 380’3,itEElIl)ENUE ing Square North Side. Phono 3201. dttstf

Direct service between Portland and New York. Leave Franklin Wharf Tues

Thgrs. and Bat. at Gp. m Fares S100

o va .

eyor ticliets. litersturqand information 'i°‘i. ii.’:‘.f.i‘.‘..°is‘i.°:..'.‘:.':i‘.i.°i ”“"‘=°

i. . . U ec L. R.. TBOMPSNN T. F. & P.A.

w. M. Li.Lui<i. A i.

si. .i§iii'i‘. N. B.

souiiis, ri-:_ isiiuiii no uiuuiiiiii isiiuu siinu-suis siiiivici

_Q1mm-_g

__.____._.______

"`°Ef'ii§|ii§T

¢L”'.l no ...H =i.. e:/ie

i‘he A. I. Btsam ship "LADY BYBIL.

~ will leave the Railway wharf, Picton

every Monday and Thursday morning on arrival of the Express from Halifax for

; _ . the Magdalen Islands, calling at Eouriii | l". E. I. going and returning.

For particulars spp'y to’ Wm Robnr sono son iimiii. ur' nsiiiiix, obs.. vi lv ni. at Picton Matthew & Mc

in -

\ 4 ` ' - Le;En,nl§;euts at Sourii' or Wm. McL\»'

K. J. MARTIN. B. A.

barrister Notary Public, ste

Money to Loan

Morris Block-Uharlottetown

wiiiniilniiciwéii

llurristcrs, Attorneys, Ni.'ary Public,

Ulliires in Cameron Bloc Charloltcto

_ P. E. Island.

Manager and Owner. Picton. April 22nd '

(-Irhmiittetown Steam Naviga-

- tion Company, Limited, Char- W

Etc Commencing Monday the 4lh of Nov- wn ember ilie S. S. “Northumberland” will

loitetown - Pictou Service Change of Time.

leave the Company's wharfdaily, except

HOTEL BRUNSWICK Moncton, N. ll.

:I8 laijtest and Best Located Hotel up Lit d ti 200 e

i y_ nccommo a nz _ zu Sl usted in the contre of spacious gro

and surrounded by elegant shade t

making it specially desirable for tou

Sunday, at 7.30 o`clocl1, A. lll.-l{etuin- ing will leave Picton after the arrival of the morning train from Halifax.

.si G. W. Wakelord “ds Manager. i»ri?;?,: Uctobcr 3|st. |912. '

AFRICA

OYBTER CUIJTURE.

(Continued From Page 13)

from time to time been 'token from the east to the west, but as in Can- ada, so far as I can ilhd, never with any very intelligently planned meth- od of planting permanent and pro~

.ductive colonies. In 1869 three ear-

loads of live eastern oysters were shipped to Ban Francisco and after overstocking the market the rest were planted in the bay, where, it was said, they lived and thrived. In later yearsit has been very gen- erally believed that Atlantic oysters do not breed successfully in Pacibc waters. To . quote from Townsend

(18913: "The oyster industry of the Paci c coa.st,' exclusive of the trade in the small indiginous species, has .`never extended beyond the limits of the Bay of San Francisco, where it ,has been restricted to the growing or fattening of the seed or yearling oysters, brought annually in large quantities from the Atlantic coast and kept in the waters of the bay un- til they attain a marketable size.

In 1884 seventeen barrels of Cana dian oysters were taken to_ Europe and planted in the Little Belt, but their subsequent history does not appear to have been followed.

Being aware of these facts and of

the lack of reliable infomation with regard to the oyster's ability to ac-

I made strenuous efforts, under very uiifavor ble circumstances, to obtain some sftisfactory observations. Con trary to the very decided prevailing opinion that the transplanted oys ters had all died and that they could not breed any way, I not only tounf a good number of living survivors lr a healthy growing condition, but al- so that they had reached maturity rlpened their reproductive cells, and were ready to spawn or had already done so. I also succeeded with the Plankton net in taking free-swim ming larvae of the exotic Atlantic oyster along with those of the na tive species. It is not surprisiny that these facts were never obtalnei' before, because it requires a very particular knowledge of the subject to be able to distinguish oyster lar- vae from the scores of other larvai with which they are associated. Thcsi observations are of great importance not only to the people of the Pacillf coast in that it is possible for their to cultivate the most valuable At- lantic species on their own side 0’ the continent, but they are of equa' importance to the inhabitants of thi east, because n_species that can br successfully transplanted so far from ts native habitat can, with a little assistance from culturlste, bi induced to settle in many parts of the Atlantic which have either be come depleted or never were occupier' by the oyster.

There is no danger of the admix ‘

ture with the comparatively small pigmented and poorly flavored Paci fic oyster reacting to lower the stan-_ dard of superiority of transplantef .Atlantic oysters or their progeny, for the two species are so different lrorv each other as to exclude the possibil ity of interhreeding. In tsize, shapr and other respects. but more especl ally in the structure of the reproduc- tive organs and in the care of thr earlier stages of the developinp young, the British Columbia oyster ioysries iuiidu carpenter) diversef from the Atlantic oyster (Oatrea vir- pinica Girielin), and approaches tc the English _, or common European oyster (Ostrea edulis Linnaeus). Our western species is bisexual. Its est' are twice the diameter of those of thc eastern species, and are retained and protected within the mantle cavity of the parent until the developing young have reached the free-swimming' straight-hinge _stage of the,veliger capable of locomotion, feeding, pro- tecting and looking alter themselvei-

the summerseason GEO.llIct'lWE|!.'NEY on the gong;-9,1-y, each individual Ol

our clean, attractive and deliciouslv

~ _ palatable eastern snecies is monosex

DR. I rllflltll wllhy Q. ct), Llll ual. The ex;:e;:ini‘z1y numerousah inf

small eggs o e ema es are ris

Spccialiat-Chronic- Diseaufi STEAMSIIIP IJNERS 31"* i_“f° °“° W°"‘1 ““ ’°°“ “af

/\l)I)RESS-Charlottetown, Victoria arf ripe' “nudn;nh2v§_e`;n23:;B through .i . V.0 nt! .V0 1

H i,°_l,.,M,,mnd A Frim London Steamer From Halifax “fe Embryonic to the (New yocomo.

Nov. 21th Kanawha Deo. Zilrd

tory larval stages, actively engaged

`""f_"" iieo.~n.ii sbsnsndoub Decmisr. iii seeking their own destiny. Q l7ec.z0ih Rappahannock Jaii.10th

Jan 3rd Uuranfo .lan list

Barrlatera Solicitors etc. ' ' ~ ’ - ' I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

o9§'.l§°.i'ii'.i' iif3»'Iii2'ii"§iiE'.`ifi" g‘i§5.'ii`.§it.. l"°'"'1"°'P°°' °"““"°" F'°“'f"'""‘ i.i1.NAim's i.1N1iv1nN'1‘.

rows. P- ii. mind. s..v.mii. ribs... nsssi.-s. H,,iii,.,, ,isimsw KING. MONEY To “MN Dcc.2ist Almerlana Jan.i0tb. I was cured ol Acute Bronchitis by

W. S B'l‘|§WAB'f K.O. N. A, UAMPB|9IiL ' h MINARIVS LINIMENr[i_

' H W it V Jnn.1th. Florence -len Wi LT'_C0L. C_ CREWE READ

ov ateamsrs have allmltcd ao

Sussex

Dr C ll r The .b ° l' _I was cured of‘ Acute Bheumatlsin

0 0 0 e c immodiiitlon lor saloon pallehlara. ‘ MIN ARES LINIMENT_

v¢f¢|»in¢fy Sy"-‘gon i’anongers`snd Freight Agents for the yMarkham. 055- C- S- BILLING"

- L K ll ld, e. Oct. 9 1907.

§tii't‘<.$fl.i‘i’.i;l'i5?l§.E?§.2¥‘6'§i$2f iii'§2l‘i..'i‘ *""i U" '“°"“'”‘° 3°- ‘*“'f'l:'“~ “ ° ° Q” ' ’

'f f .,_ -

elloniiliiltiigioii and Madloih by ma 'UBNEBB WITH n oo 'I D

°'l."ii‘l,‘.7l'i'i.l'~ " "nm Hmm' NIB u EALWAYB Consul”-loss: ninmcron

--- --»~-------- , 7 _ A f 'i~1-mr ALEXANUER ROSS, M. D| f _ '.1 l --'

Physiciar. and Surgeon It il lufllrlling /U10 15110 l1l1mlW1`0f

CANADIAN PAC|Fl(` '

people in Charlottetown who, when

Office and residence that r ’ ” '

°' th ant to inquire about their

ni. ueiiuziiin in ‘ Mfiniifg muy sun-aisn oi subserip

l`h°°° 3‘5’- '65 p"°°' 5' l tion, ask Central for the News Dll0ll¢

~ - 1 1. °

1-1.1M6m°lvd» ` 'No. 1az.s, instead or 1in.s;. or when

f ‘ l e to in uira abc t advertis-

, _ 1 - 1 h wa t '-1

nit, Joan |,|;pw5|,i,, iq, ii \AllD OTHER bTEAll5ll|F’S f...’..i. 'o...i...i°i... ii.. ii..i....ii.ii...

phone No 182-3, or for the News

Richmond Strsetoplpoelte Sl.Pau Church A _ A Phan, Noi 133, ‘hung 0| 133.3; or

- a .

A A< Loan K. C Donald McKinnon ` Subscription phone No. 182-2, or the

H wr uu 1 'c kto .m. .

° .° t °° M- sp e SA ILINGS 71i°`5fi`°»'i$'~7-'iifif '<`=T3f='»'=-`i"5mi’\i»`i?.°."€";‘,f’t"~.’§' -"i1“1`§-ii`3°l="ia;;E;W- . . - - libs iliiiw BOOKS. 1`=o1>ULAs Aurnoits

‘ ‘ e I Hiiudwme y l10tmd,,regular price 1.25 sale our price only éocents,

s . . MC , ii .

, -Ad ei-tial pho N . 182-3, instead ° » H¢|¢°¢U @» "°Klf"\°*\ i 'FROM sr' Joan’ N’ B' of visa 'iitiimi nil .ii time unim-

. s

llarriatera, Attorney-at-law suriiiiss orisi-:i.ANn..n¢¢ mi. 1 rnsnu'ana their mpsenvs prions

Brown Block. Charlottetown. EMPRESQ OF BRn.A|N__J_m mb _iiiimbora ara plsinly given iii the tele-

’ J phone book. Some people, inateadct

|,‘ _.,|,,y_ g 9, ey, g|mii,gy ` M800! IBSIRVATIONS |10! looking at the book, even phone one

esac H

of the above dspartmenti to find out

Feels , 'tloiimfliri Liter- what number to ask for to get an-A

-- -~ » ~"ll‘ifii`@'l*§i.fi§i.“’i‘»°f'-_i‘l‘r‘=f f=’5‘=i°=~ 22:: .i°.i:".':°:.:.. .:"..:"‘:..:: .1

4 é

. ' " 'i~.'l.l;§ ii.ii“`2’§;:fi i.i.ii.§.ii iirlitiifi h i

commodate itself to new conditious,.

Obi-fiitabei Ponkburat. rgcclves her friends, French and. lluglisli, in her llat in the 'Rue Roy. .Her exile from

thu Political prolpecta 0! bel' DBYW. which has succeeded in attracting the attention of the"v`r'orld. on gsusiui iijiutisf' for roiuiuiini .iii isniiiiriras' nie other .lay niet men use grown tired--with _having to support the' women. Her' party ,proposed to relieve them of that burden by enab- ling W°m¢h _to make their own car- eers. "England b`s`s_ ,grown senile" 'was another ol ber sentiments; ‘ When professions are equally oren to the sexes at ,equal wages the pra- lerenee, she feels s-iire, will be given to women because of their superiority “in places ol responsibility# Look at our own organization: It is man- aged by women, and people marvel that it should he entrusted to such young organizers. The day is to youth and energy." _ “Women are superior, then, in most

.capacities ventured a reporter, “men 'are excellentin housework-partlcu~ larly French valets de Chamois."

"Yes," she assented, sweetly; "they

take s real interest In it." '

she Central, and the clerk in the de- partment wrongly phoned. The news stall, on an upper llo_or, cannot give ,he necessary information about eith- er advertising or subscriptions, nor .he advertising ated about subscrip- :ions or news, nor the subscription itat! about advertising or news. In other words the clerk; know and can .o but their own work ln their own iepartments, and if lt were otherwise they would be continually running rom one dellartment to another, up- itairs and down, mixing work, wear- ng themselves out and causing the greatest possible confusion. On and after `6 p. m. daily it is useless to isk for any phone numbers except 132 ind 153. Patrons who consult their phone iooks for the numbers they really want will greatly lessen the work or the patient Central telephone and iuardian clerks and thus help make .heir livea much brighter and hap- pier. 3-ltidtl.

ALWAYS CONSULT

THE PHONE DIRECTORY.

Almost every day The Guardian re- elves /irdera by mail to insert news natter of an advertising nature. In host of these eases the senders, who ire frequently not known to any nember of the ated arid who liavsyno recount in the advertising depart- nent, write “Plgasa,.,ii|gs|-¢ gin* |01.

owing and oblige," Qian apparently rnplytng that they t ink the items vill be inserted free. _Only a few weeks igo a reader wrote aaking that his ad- 'ertisement of Farm for Sale be iii- ierted free from day to day until he iancelled it, as he ia Q subscriber to »`he Guardian. In this connection it nay be said that _ the anbseriptloii irice is not suilicient to oven psy the ictual cost of paper, ink, pregswoi-li, nailing, bookkeeping and other expen- es of the Circulation department »roper, and thus subscribers have no »rivileges_ of free advertising and are in the some looting as _non subscri- ierl. Seldom ever does the sender; tate whether the item is to appear ln the Morning Daily or in the Evening Jaily, whether for one or more tfmel n either Daily, or in both, whither is a display advertisement, announce- nent, business local. 'classified id or >therwlse. When for church or chari- .able piirnosea they seldom ever any 10. or do not enclose auflicient money to pay for same, all -of which will be -eturned by first mall in the event ol :he item rio'¢ being chargeable, or it iiore money is sent than necessary to pay for the item the surplus. will be returned at once, there being s greater discount for cash with' ,order lor advertising ot churches &e than lor regular business. ‘In_ all auch cas- es' the Advertising department com- municates wlth the ‘sender a‘a ,quickly ia possible by mail ,or phone, often

paying the messenger service to get :ham to the telephone it not too, ai- illstant, thus saving all possible time. People write this oillee to knot' - if Newi, Letters to Editor, etc., ‘are charged for, add to All ilicli tlierc ls out one reply-all lterha etc, of a money' making nature, even though they beaomewbat of 4 news nature,

ire cligrgeable. For instance, the ad- vance. otice or notices of a concert, lecture. pie social. picnic. etc., are chargeable if there is 'aa admission leo, silver, collection. lala of ples- or Isle of food or refreshments.. ate. Ad-, vance notiees of purely religious, aer- vlces, -even though a 'silver collection ia » , to' taken up, ` are not chargeable. , The particulars of snypl the above. alter they have been held. ,are`._ aowder, news and thus not ‘. The news of any past, pi-eseiis or lution' business,-which la still b ng eonduo sed, ia chargeable, if it la.. dir parent that the object IQ ‘ to make the bualnaaa more wtdtly k_iiov¢n‘ and thus liicreamit. Verses dcboiiipiif uytiig deatlin 'ical dreillochaif izeeible. Evenltemi which ardlbtual

either Mornlri Dailywor lvahlhg Daily or both are chlriiesbie tor more their one insertion, aa they are tlill_ not nova. - , , » , The above facts _arqgivaa for-.tho purpose ol asaiatiii panes! _ have

be av da

"Your friend would, ba delighted with the gift of a camera d tba

,and the practical results ,that it Ml

_ _ . " ya:

for $2.60. For sale by the following' dealers: .

rievll llld hut chargiibll but 0110! li-1

;=.=;.>,~.u." " a~

_ra _ .

to Box Tcdi'iy_lull Frovclt

A It is not the price you pay tor medicine that brings aiboiitthe good results-it is not the handlome box or loud bombaat; of advertiaeiusntn- lt is the quality of tue article. thitl

already secured. I f

Boeing its quality on the good rb- sults 'it has actually scoured Nullfe (Red Blood Tablets) ls doubtless the beet blood and nerve tonic now on the Canadian market. It ia a 'uplan- dld preparation that has all the po- tent qualltieafor curing the very dia- ease from which. you are now, ander- ing. It puriilsetbe blood lad ln this

way strengthens the cells and bull" up the bo y ai? brain to its hlghcft state of eillcie cy, power and health. Nullfe is not an experiment. It ia`

beyond that stage. It is 1 povverlul tonic that is mild and natural in ec- tiori and that is absolutoly pertain to bring about a change for the bet- ter in your condition. It will build up your blood and increase your strength. _ _ Nullfo (Red Blood Tablets) costa but soc ii box, a for si ze and "

McKinnon Drug C°_ f. ~ The Two Mace. City, _ 1 .~ Geo. E. Hughes, City.

E. A. Foster City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague,

Cox Bros., Morall. V Mi-i. a. N. oiimpbsu, st. Pa . EI. J. Ma.bon,_Sour1l. , ‘ ' Alex. Robertson, Red Point.

B. P. Smith, Kingkora. _

B. I-I. Colwill, New Havaax =~~'-*

Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

'sn-.g,~_,

_P. N. Inman. Biimmarlidc.

Mrs. Lottie. Mui-riaglian,-Paake'a Station. ‘ ,

' Jas. F. Ford, Tryon. ,V \ If your dealer doean’t cai'ry'NU- LIFE ask htm to write. J ohnlon' Johnson; Wholesale Distributors. Charlottetown- i ~ MWBMEt.l.‘

‘f-play ia' immensely lon'g'i`iud' cumber-

» i"i;'ipsy‘ `gii1 irssiiiu' nun, snowing for

Ki" & M°F°d7°“' K°"m5t°°~ :outstanding distinction and great ex-

lil. 0. LePage, North Riiatlco. . W' B' 177°" A“’°r°°°r 'was accented by wigs that did not flt

:;f:.“::.:..:f‘...:"..:‘.é ‘:;:.:‘:;:::”:::~ lllillllllill, llfi|,lllllllili`illi iiitiiiiiiiiiiiv ‘

I xi »:~

' ;,oiv1‘>'oN, Dio. _.aa isiieeisiy-/riiii ium-sry 'rii_..,_m enemy use iriviii.. i»¢rl_<_>i~iiuiuee_..i 1'oi.ioi'ii ._ii'iiin‘s.l ~'i'i'ie msn-who wsu ni ciii ,couii radius. . _ _ g ir lllolitol walnut ii dfirdbtitli. His

lbmc. lt. is probable that it, could [never be directive on the stage. But whatever* chance it had of holding Iudluteresting an audience vias' de- .ttiroyed by the actors, who were en- tirely inddequate. The theme o|li'."1`he Man Who Wap Died" is hu`ins`.n.'a'nd vital. The char- dttera of the worthless husband, the Vile, and the virtuous lover are in- t0l‘esl:in`3 and clearly indicted, and, With' mitch that is irrelevant, there

:as scenes that are powerfully drama-

» '|.‘0l!t:Ui's Drescnthtioh ol lite, and Iii comment! dhoillil never fail, at least, to liiteiest however antagonis- tfe one may be to his teaching and hll _point of view. But ill-equipped player! can 'destroy any play. They are the dramiltislrs instrument, and WRU Paderewlskl to pbrformli Beeth- oven ioiiata on a cracked. out-of-tune piano the result would be mere dis-. tractlng sound. The enterprise of the Dltuary Theatre Society is commend- able, but the "lltérary drama." de- mands good acting. Mine Lydia Yavorska played the

nie gi-ssc handicap oi .peeking sinn- guaga that is not her owii, it cannot be Kill that she showed any great understanding of the character or any ltrllliig hlbtrionic skill. For the rest/ it were litnder to say nothing except that Miss Lillian Talbot acted very prcttlly as Sasha, and that Edmond Breen, 9, really capable and promising

yguuigactor, did his best with the e mmely diillcult part of Fedor, a part evidently demanding ii player of

periencoi.

The mediocrity ol the performance

and whiskers that stopped at the cheek bone, and its one bright spot was the singing of glpsy songs by a Russian choir. | The play was produced by A. 'An-

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ecsnliiic coers

iiiiiii is

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Your baking will be

you use White

M ea light, sweet

br ad.

If your grocer

er at 5c,) send ul for free sam 6.

plea & Cereals,

QW’

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That pain in tllia

is caused b discqg ` uf - A' neys. Geryoii; ‘tb¢'j`f_tMi€ roadlto health b ,tuning V Rexall Kidney preparation that is" ,lilly guaranteed by us. back if dissatisfielh . a box 5oc, three boxcsfer 1 -. $1.25, six boxes foi-}ei.5o,‘ _ ‘ The McKinnon ., ` Co , corner Great George `~ and Kent Strects.` ";

dreev, ol the Theatre Royal, Bel-

- _ .1-""‘>. f

. ~;.1f'-§ill

_;...§.*.‘¢i-‘,' - . -,ji-.';h,`~i‘-i.‘.'~'1 2 £2-"°

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Corporal Cameron The L01l`g Piit'rol_ Rhymes of A Rolling Stone 'l'-he Net The Reef Pujol »

Tlieii* Yesterdays

The Stre"et`s_of Aticalon

Mirables Island

Ivory-,Snufi Box . The Red Cross Girl ,

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