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LA CIE. DE PUB. DE L'IMPARTIAL, PROPRIETAIRE.

G. BUOTE, RÉDACTEUR.

VOL. 3. NO. 40

TIGNISH, ILE du PRINCE EDOUARD, JEUDI LE 26 NOV. 1908.

F. J. BUOTE, GÉRANT

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Il ANNEE

F: M. J. Oct. Arsenault, Gérant provincial pour la ‘‘Mutual Life of Canada’?

“THE MUTUAL LIRE ASSURANCE Co. OF CANADA”

XXX

M. JosEPpH OCTAVE ARSENAULT, GERANT POUR

L'ILE DU PRINCE EDOUARD

M. Jcs. Oct. Arsenault, qui pendant plusieurs années, fut ins- pecteur des écoles françaises dans cette province, est maintenant le gérant provincial pour la ‘‘Mutual Life Assurance Company of Cana- da’’, compagnie qui, pendant les cinq dernières années à fait plus d’af faires dans la Puissauce du Canada qu'aucune autre compagnie et a son bureau central à Waterloo, Onta- rio.

Dans sa carrière comme profes- seur et inspecteur, M. Arseneault à toujours su se gagner la confiance de ses semblables, par ses aptitudes et son intégrité, et en le nommant gérant, la ‘‘Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada’”’ a fait preuve qu’ elle sait discerner les hommes de mérite et de confiance.

La‘‘Mutual Life Assurance Co.” comme on peut le constater par l’an- nonce dans nos colonnes, aujourd’ hui, est une des meilleures compa- guies du Canada et offre de grands avantages à ceux qui veulent s’as- surer. Pour 10 cts. par jour on a une dotation de $1,000 c-à-d,, on est assuré pour $1,000 et on les re- coit au bout de vingt ans. On peut se faire assurer aussi pour 5 cts. par jour pour $1,000 pour vingt ans. La compagnie offre une centaine de plans : il y en a pour convenir à

moyen de sauver et d'obtenir $1,000 ou plus si on le veut. It is coined wisdom

Tout homme pauvre ou riche, devrait pourvoir aux besoins de sa famille et l'assurance est le plus sûr moyen d’y. arriver.

Nous aimons aussi à attirer l’at- tention de nos lecteurs sur le fait que M. Arsenault est Acadien, ce qui démontre que parmi les nôtres il y a aussi des hommes d’affaires et de confiance.

M. Arsenault se fera toujours un plaisir de répondre, soit par lettre ou autrement. à toutes les deman- des qui lui s2ront faites sur la ques- tion de l’assurance.

I! ne-faut jamais perire de vue que l'assurance est le secours de la veuve et de l'orphelin.

Nous croyons rendre un service à nos compatriotes en leur disant :— assurez votre vie dans la ‘‘Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada’ dont M. Arsenault est le géraut dans cette province.

Nous félicitons M. Arsenault sur la position honorable qu'il cc- cupe, et aussi la ‘‘Mutual Life As- surance Co. of Canada’ d’avoir obtenu les services d’un gérant aussi compétent que l’est M. Ar- senault.

M. Arsenault à son bureau dans

toutes les conditions, riches ou pau- | la bâtisse Y. M. C. A., Charlot-

vres. Ces dotations sont le plus sûr tetown.

The Delineator for November

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AND Restaurant

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I have opened a lunch room anc restaurant at my old stand, Tig- nish, where lunches can be had at all hours.

Ice cream, temperate driuks, confectionary, fruits, cigars, etc.

Ovysters in season We also do baking to order

When coming to Tignish call ana have a good lunch.

Mrs. M. McElroy Tiguisk MAIN STREET

Notice

All parties indebted to the late Peter McInnis, testate, © à Cow Pond, are hereby notified to pay at onceto Chas. Dalton, Tignish. All bills against the said estate must be fyled duty attested on or before April 22nd. 1904.

CHAS. DALTON

JAMES MCINNIS

Tignish, Oct. 22nd. 1903

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Heart Palpitated.

FAINT AND DIZZY SPELLS,

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TWO BOXES OF

MILBURN’'S HEART and NERVE __ PILLS

Gured Mrs. Edmond Brown, Inwood, Ont., when she had almost given up hope of ever getting well again.

She writes : “I was so run down that I was not able to do my work, was short of breath, had a sour stomach every night

and could scarcely eat. My heart palpi.

weak and nervous all the time. My husband got me a box of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Piils but I told him it was no use, that I had given up hope of ever being cured. He however persuaded me to take them and before I had used hall the box I bezan to feel better. Two boxes made a new woman of me and I have beer well and have been able to do my wori ever since.”

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills art 50 cts. box, or 3 for $1.25, all dealers or

THE T. MILBURN CO. Lim ited, TORONTO, ORT.

entertaining Pastimes, by Lina Beard, describing the construction of the Statue of Zeus at Olympia ; an amusing story by €, V. C. Ma- thews, called We Meet Monsieur Daguerre, and a Sewing Lesson. In addition there are numerous articles by experts treating problems of the home and household.

Are you contemplating going South or juvesting money there ?

We advise any of our readers who contemplate going South for the winter and want to rent a fur- pished cottage or secure board in hotal, boarding house or private fa- mily, or are desirous of investing money down there, 10 first write Mr. John T. Patrick, Pinebluff, N. C. Mr. Patrick has made a spe- cialty of furnishing information to Northern people who want to find winter homes or to those who de- sire to loan money down there on mortgages. Heïisa man that can be relied upon to give honest in- formation, and to protect the inte- rests of those who trust their money to his care. Recentiy one of ou abders asked Mr. Patrick to give reference as to his character and tusiness ability, and he furnished the names of the Chief Justice of his state, Judge Walter Clark, Ra- ileigh, N. C., and the Editor of the leading daily in the state, the News & Observer, Mr. Josephus Daniels, Raleigh, and the Kditor-

Wonderful New Pill

Importers aad lealers in

DRY GOODS HARDWARE BOOTS & SHOË* FINE GROCERKIES And Ki: ing Supplies AT TIGNISH and A LBERTON We bave just opened a tull ano

complete stock oi

For centuries the peopie have changed and progressed, but pilis haven’t. A change has come al last... A NEW PILL.

This new up-to-date pill embc- dies entirely new up-to-date discu- veries and is a cure for up-to-date disorders. Its name is THE OXIKN TABLET Pizz. It differs from v- ther pills. just as a modern wa: chip differs from a canal boat-

is different in shape, substance- make, action, and results.

|a pathetic incident of alittle York-

, \shire terrier : and a Westkrn story 7 ue The De- |? | In the November 1ss by Minna C. Smith. Inthe second

i ins its recognized po- L ; Le rer dde rs sf | of his remarkable photographic ar-

Iticles, J. C. Hemment relates

in-Chief of the Boston Transcript,

Mr. E. H. Clement, «nd these!

| It pays to buy your watches

men said in reply that whatever | TO - cu Me ne party asked $30.00 for a La-

Mr. Patrick said coul: be nt: RS : ‘ Pr high-class : ; . Therefore it will pay you 416 watch that we sell at $14.00. blication and rs F_ | some of his thrilling adventures _— mg es A persou was asked $20.00 and literary magazines. Excellent |

to write Mr. Patrick before you!

with the camera. N. Hudson, Ln È : paid $15.00 and thought he was ding and refined art supplement | ; He. | . ,|ocate, and if you have money to à : he display of Winter fashions Moore has a strikingiy-illuitrated 1; secure his assistance to get | getting a great bargain for a gents

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t Le P de diese paper en Chrysanthemums, and in },. highest rate of interest on good watch that we sell regularly at Te, In fiction the ‘‘Miladi”” paper Clara E. Laug- first-ciass mortgage down South} $13-00. any previous time. (blin writes of Conflictiug Ten- Any one that asks you such high

there is the second nm of |dencies in early married life. prices can afford to come down. The Evolution of a Club Woman. | House Small but Aitistic is pictu-

the bold narrative of a woman S|;eq and described by Alice M. experiences in clubdom, purpor- | Kellogg, and in ‘‘Carlotta and I”? ting to be fact : a clever short story | Miles Bradford tells the story of an by William MacLeod Raine, en- | old-fashioned Thanksgiving, For titled An Unpremeditated Engage-| the children, there is a Firelight

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wherethe people pay more inte- rest than is paid up here. Call and see our watches.

E. W. TAYLOR |

Abonnez-vous a

NEW GOODS.

We are prepared to supply the wants of the farmer, fisb- erman and mecha- nic

We invite in

tendins purchaser:

to give us a cal:

and they will finc we can meet al

competitors, and

save to them the

trouble and ex-

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Charlottetown.

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEHON

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LE WT SUCCESSEUR DE HODGSON & WYATT AVOCAT, NOTAIRE, etc. Solli- citeur pour les Nova Scotia et Summersite Banks

— ARGENT À PRÊTER — Bureau : Au dessous de Clifton House

SUMMERSIDE, MONTE

MceQuarrie & Arsenault Avocars, NOTAIRES, &C. S .merside, P. E. I.

: (Bures au dessus du Royal Bank

of Canada) ARGENT A PRETER Neil MeQuarrie, K. C. Aubin E. Arsenault.

HOTEL RIVERSIDE

DUKE ST. MONCTON, N. P

Cet hotel est à une minute de marche du Dépot de l’Intercolonial en face du Bureau de Poste et près de la Rivière.

La proximité de l‘hotel de la ri- vière, permet de voir, en plein, le spectacle grandiose du BORE à chaque marée.

Teres raisonnables. Une étable de première classe pour la commodité des voyageurs.

FRED. THIBODEAU PROP

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Hotel Bernard

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This house is thoroughly fitted up ; within 2 minutes walk from depot, It ie conducted on first class principles, every attention being given to the comfort ot guests .

Terms :are reasonable

Theo. Bernard

Tignish PROP Oct:12—6m .

SPEGIALEMENT RECOMMANDE LES

Vins de Messe

FABRIQUES PAR LA MAISON A. TOUSSAINT & Cie

Sous le Patronage de MONSEIGNEUR L'ARCHEVE-

QUE DE QUÉBEC

Et la plupart de

NOS SEIGNEURS LES ARCHE: VEQUES ET EVEQUES du Can: Ja

CARD

McQuarrie & Arsenault, Barristers, Summerside, have opened a Branch Office in the C. M. B. A. Building, Tignish, where M. Arsenault will be on Thusday’s of each week, until further notice.

ADVANTAGES !

Advantages in buyiug a sewing machine from J O Arsenault’s sons and Co, Wellington

A handsome drop head machine, latest material (New Embpire,) for $30

design and best

An excellent ma-hine Tmproved new model, drop head for $25. A good servieable machine best

finish and latest design for $20.

Compare the above prices with the prices which are given you by agents and y.u will see how much money you cansave by buying from.

J. O. Arsenault.

Sons & Co. Lid. Wellington

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