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There is only one r xplanaiioii for the

'numbers of enthusiastic letters that we receive praising I\':i-l)ru,L`o l>y.~'-pc pe-ia Tablets, and that is flint ilu-so lnlilcl.s certainly do cure any lzind of stoiiiurl-.

trouble. . _

Here is a typical letter from Bliss

Elin Arniswortliy, Cniino, :

"It is with pleasure I write to inforin on that _vonr Na-Drii-Co Dyspcpsm Tablets have provcrl of i:r\‘==f _valine t0 me. I tried remedy after rcnir~d_v but without any lasting good. ll.1\'ing heard of your tablets curing such calsefz as mine I decided to giveiliem a fair trial. . The proved satisfactory in my case."

Tge remarkable success of -N-1~l'lru-Co

Dyspepsia Tablets is such ri 'success as can only come to nn honest rcineily. compounded according to an exception- ally. good formula, froni pure ingre- diens, by expert chemists. lf you are - troubled with your stomach just ask your Druggist about Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets, compounded by the National Dnig and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, and sold throughout the Dominion at 5oc. a box. ` 14,2

nary situat

_ tion that the late Edwin Hawley,

fsllfvwi menace and mnitnniiiion- aire, left a rectorates

road system

blended' wi affect “big turn of for nephew of who is nolft millionaire'

heirs to be street today to arrange plans of set- tlement

ley and S Miss Ann Seymour, the late

other siste Chatham, of this cit

Edwin Ha rite of the was cast o young wom

NEW YORK. Feb. 8-An extraord -

10°. following the revela-

° will. which lmsths - di- of half a dozen big rail- ' "UP in the air," con-

l street today. Strangely th the developments which business" is a romantic tune by_ which a cast-off the late railroad master,- a stevedore. because a worth perhaps $2,500,000.

A conference was called of Hawley

roata Wal

held at No. 25 Broad

The heirs are Charles Haw- amuel Hawley, hrotllers; Hawley and Mrs. Harvey sisters, three children of

s. Homer Crandall,-' an- i-; Mrs. John H. Page of N. Y., Walter S. Crandall y and Fred Crandall. ,

The last named is anephew of

wley, was formerly g_ favo- dead railroad master, but ff for a love affair with a. an operator.

per annum. There need be little diffi three per cent more

We own and ofier for sale in lots to suit

uuderuientioued six securities, an in seven per cent per annum:

"Maritime" Telegraph and Telephone 6's.

Chronicle Publishing Company

Six Securities ' Paying Six per cen

Do not be content to let your money work

at three or four per cent. making it earn two or

investors a block' of the in which will yield up to

culty in

vestrnent

...'It pays to buy in this Province.

...'S. A. I-Iiltz, Halifax, is in

Souria on a business trip.°

-~-'A grand concert and basket so-

cial will be held ia the Launching Hall on Wednesday night. Feb 14th, a good time is assurred to all.

..:°All news. advertising and gub-

Bvfllttionl in Montague and vicinity should be handed to A. L. Adams, agent. in the office of Martin McKin- non.

. 5__ rv _ » _ ...’A meeting of the Red House .In- 5¥»l&\lf-©,l’lLll,1 ._he,Jlg},d _in _the Factory Hsu on Thursday. Feiiy. isui, 'nc e Olclosk ii. ni. Matters or interest win be up fordiscunsion. . .

...°Another of those' valued and ap-

preciated orders, which goes to show- that W. B. Leard's fins tailoring is up-to-date, has arrived from an old customer in British Columbia.1-13dr1i

...°Notwithstanding the had roads

and cold evening on Friday last the dance in St. Patriclr's Hull, Souris, was largely attended, a goodly number of people from the surround- ing country being present. Wilfred Cheverie was violinist, assisted by his brother Walter* while Miss Cecelia Paquet as organist capably played the accompanlments. Coffee and cake were served by the managers to whom all felt. grateful for the manner in which everv detail of the delight- ful time was carried out.‘

'INDIANS our HUGE wi-nina.

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EASTPORT, Me., Feb. 8.-The

heavy gales that swe t the ine

6's.

Trinidad Consolidated Telephones 6’s.

Ilewson Pure Wool Textiles l'»'s-

Maritime Telegraph and Telephone

Company 6 p. c. Preferred Stock. lrushed to the scene armed with rifles llswson Pure Wool Textiles. 'and harpoons. ` 7 P- C- P"l°l'l'°*l 5l°°|‘- ' _ ! The oil from the carcass will sell

. - . _ ' ~ ." fOr about $300. It ' th l t

Price and full particulars regarding any of these securities “ill bc`wha\e ever seen in theéswagerglfgnesd

gladly furnished upon request.

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Miscellaneous.

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Feb. 8 ’12

British North America .... .. 150 Canadian Bank of Commerce 218 Montreal ......240 Nova. Scotia' 278 Royal Bank. of Canada 233 Acadia Fire Insurance 100

103

145 ` 215 247 270 232 95

Acadia Sugar, Preferred 10 Acadia Sugar, Ordinary ......-2,3 70 Brandram-Henderson, Comimon 20 15 Eastern Canada Savings _&Loan

Lustre Loom Under-

__ skirts. Feather light, silken _ . bright,fnshion’s height and

For Sale

a lot of boards and shingles firs

class stock;_ also lath_s__ at a reas

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nble price- Any one desiring same

apply by iiiail or phone

GEO. R KIEEFE,

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-Eastern Trust Company 152 Halifax Fire Insurance 102 99 Maritime Tel. & Tel., Preferred ................ .......i0i 9a

Maritime Tel. & Tel., Common 40 Porto Rico, Preferred 108 106 St;antic1ds‘Ltd, Prefered .........105 103 Stanfleld's, Limited, Common 651 63 Trinidad Electric .......... ..-77 74

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,Acadian Sugar, Ordinary 103 109 Brantlran-Henderson, .... .. 100 9-1 Halifax Electric Tramway 102 100 Nova Scotia Steel and Coal

Firsts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 955 94

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Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- Curdy & _Co., Stock & Bond Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

Feb. 12 '12

Z9§ 88,1 582 60-1-

Cement: Common Do Preferred

Detroit

Dominion Steel Dom. Iron Pfd 105 105 Montreal Power 189i 189 Rio Janeiro 112% 112

New York and Cotton Exchange

closed on account of holiday.

202 88 58§ G0

"40 inch Black Paillette silks have

just come in-sec this wonderful val- ue-bright, good weight, just right for dresses-99 cents per yard. Moore & McLeod's.. 2-12dtf.

SET I-IIS WIFE'S BED ON FIRE.

NORTH BAY, Unt., Feb.» 8- Frczi

Yearley, is under arrest at Warren ln- coiinection with the death of li wife, which occurred at Sadbory Hos- pital yesterday morning, and hc will

ary hcaring.Yenrly had made no state- ment and will not admit that hc knows anything of the circumstances which resulted in his wifc's death.

Mrs. Yearly has been subject to

spells when her mind seemed to li" unbalanced, and one of these occur- red about a week ago. I-ler hus- band, who was working in the lum- ber shaaties, was sent for and came home. Five children ranging from two months to ten years, were tak- en charge of by the neighbors when her husband returned. She wanted the children at home, but her refused. and. the couple had words over this Un Saturday morning, observing the reflection of fire’ from thc windows, neighbors entered the house nn found Mrs. Yearley unconscious on :i blazing' bed. On being rescued ni cared for, she regained consclousners and said that-her husband had beat ber on the bead with 5 hammer, poured coal oil on the bed and s' it on are She repeated this stu-_ several times in her conscious per- iods. Her skull was found to_ lr fractured. ` Mrs. Yearley was about thirty-five yearn old. The family have resided in and about Warren for the past ten years.

rionsli Nora.

George A. Wood, accompanied by

his son Howard, drove from Fortune Bridge to Souris Saturday with their pretty carriage 'stallion Kilnwick Flreawny. ‘ _

This horse took first prize at the

Georgetown Exhibition last year and has some excellent stock after him in this cnuntry.° '

Opea O1os_ The young woman who escaped is

p Ma

coast drove a big' whale on a sand .bar at Carlow’s Island, near East- lport where it became stranded by the lrnpiuiy railing ride and was killed by ltlie Indians of Pleasant Point, who

,measures 61 feet in length. The cir- lcumferebce under the forward fin fis 130 feet, the mouth 15 feet. long and ltlie width of the tail 14 feet. Two ismaller whales were ciiptured near ,the same spot several years ago. ! The whale is of -the species of “norgual" or fin whale, which are perhaps the most abundant. and wide- ly distributed of all the whales, being _found in some of the modifications ,in all seas except the extreme Arctic and probably Aritartic regions. It is easily distinguished from all others Of the ZFOUP by the skin of the throat and chest being marked with deep longtitudional furrows, which are very numerous arid close set. 5 Owing to the small quantity and ginferior quality of their whalebone, :the comparatively' limited amount of 'bluhber, their great activity and the ,difficulty of capturing them by the old methods, these whales were not lintil recently nn object of pursuit by whale fishers.

,drink their fiery whiskey, otherwise

..."l‘he Morning' Daily Guardian can

bs obtained at H. J. Mabon's Drug tore, Souris. ‘

...°'l'he Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johnston's, Montague.

...°All news, advertising and aub-

scriptions in Bouris and vlcinit! should be handed to F. G. Jordan. agent.

.1.‘l-ienry Burke, Fortune Bridge.

was in-Souris -Saturday after a gaso- line engine which he had purchased from Paquet Bros.‘

i,,.‘Ladies’_ tailoring done for onv

month at W. B. Leard's, fine tailor- ing, Souris. Now is your time la die's. 2~5dtf.

She found the murderer and four oth- ers there.

He had his deed in mind then. He

tried to keep the Bilodeau girl from leaving, but she promised to return. She kept this promise. It was then late, or, rather, early in tho morn- ing. By that time the burning Syrian whiskey had begun its work.

But assassin, nerved by a desperate

purpose, seemed impervious to the fiery spirits. _

He turned his attention to the Bilo-

deau girl. It woulrl never du to al- low aber live as a witness. She said to-day, in theifirst story slic has al- lowed her pale lips to utter about' the awful night, that she could see that the man had murder in his heart--that she was in danger.

Watching for a favorable n'oment,

she slipped out of the house. With fleet feet she hurried away. Dazed with fright, she has since waited for the reaelations that have SIOWTY come.

"It is almost accidental," she said,

“that I am'a1ive today. I could not

I should not have been alert enough to escape."

The girl's story of the night of

tragedv follows:

On the evening liefore the murdei.,

I was on my way to a dance and stopped in at the Savariz-i"s hoire. Be- sides the four \vho were later found dead, there was another man thci'e.l His name was_..(Name withheld by| the police still after the arrest). I- knew liini well and have known him for some time.

They were driripin-g araak, whicli is

Syrian whiskey. I stayed for a -while, and when I went to go to the dance

SUCCESSFUL MUTHERHUU

means more than a fat baby. lt means laying the foundation of a dtonl. sturdy constitution.

Fat alone is not enough:

there must be bone. muscle, brain and nerves.

Scott’s Emulsion '

is (lac Acme of pcrfuflol fl" Mather and Child. '

ILL DIUIIIUT. ‘I-61

ru the point of quoting the conver- sations between what we are compell- ed to call her "characters," though they are _not ,her characters any more than they are liistory's. She has even availed herself of the novelist's privi- lege of telling what went on in the minds of her "characters" as they met suddenly after an absence or as they journeyed t;oget:her.......................

And yet we dare swear that Miss

Hughes has written a far more truth- ful and accurate biography than has been written for many a moon. A good biographer is "rarer than hea's teeth." but Miss Hughes is one. Out. of her book stands a figure as com- pelling as any in history. She has painted him like an artist. and if her biography is not truthful then neither is, let us say, Leonardo's biography of Mona Lisa. The two things are quite comparable; both are biograph- ies and both paintings. If she has indulged her imagination in pictur- ing scenes of which she could have had no knowledge, every picture she has made has been so perfectly in line with the facts that it has not been an embellishment, it has been simply ii iiigir iight. "rue truth or the picture is helped by it, not hin- dered. She has 'inade, altogether, a rare D01-trait. If not one of the great

lbiographies-and we should call it

that but for the Nemesis that watch- es any one who callea a book great be- ,fore the writer is dead-it is_surely n fine une.

theSyrian, \vho is missing n';>\\', urged me to stay. I conldn’t do that, but he was so insistent that I finally promised to come back later.

When I got in a little after mid-

night, they were still -drinking, I knew Maroon had 8 lot of money with him. I stayed a while and then started to go. The man protested, and although lie was pleasant at first about it, he was determined and fin- ally grew angry. To humor him l took off my bat an‘d agreed to stay ii while, , But something in the way he noted frightened me. And so, when be went into Mrs. Dennis' room a little

. .

- St 1 & C L D _ - _ 'il later. I watched my chance and crept

Niihiitiiigtliiliock 6.9. .... ......oii....10; 102.; i‘=1RL NAMES lVIAN lout. my Fmt- in my haild. and lillrrieil ivi ritirne 're1.& 'rel ......1os ical P01-I°E SEEK AS lhvme- NOW I know that he must

3 _ _ SLAYER OF FOUR have intended- to kill me also for

Stanileld s, Limited ............102§ 101 - ____ lfmr I would tell mom- his being

Trinidad Electric 89 “here” _ ’ _ -

7-----1 L-_.§wRENCE_ Feb_ 3__The -reall I-shave not dared tell these facts

is'-0l`y of the remarkable Valley street lquadruple murder became known to- ,day for the first time. It was told Eby a youn`-g woman who was a mark- -ed victim of the red-handed assassin, illllf WHO Blilllled away from the house lof tragedy just before the appalling icri-me was committed.

Miss Rose Bilodeau. She has given the name of the murderer to the po- lice. Sho knows him well. It iis cx- pected tliai: he will be under arrest crime was committed. before night. _

Haunted day and aight by the mein-

ory of the tragic night in the Valley street tenement when she saw murder blazing in the eyes iof the arrack- maddoned man. Miss Bilodcau has feared to speak before this.

Her own escape from the fearful

fate that overtook the two men ang two women whom she left with the murderer has loomed hsforc the girl’s eyes. She could not put it away. It tied ber tongue and made of her a ltrenibliiig bunch of hysteria.

Robbery of Muroon, who had over

$400, was thc object of the crime. ,Then death for all-that was the in- Icredible plan of the assassin. I Miss Billoilcmi had dropped into the Valley street honic in the earlier |iart_

Inf the evening on her way to .1 dance.

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for me to sleep. It did riot matter what

Sullerad Will llelve Tmulila' _ For Two Years.

“U16 I WCM K0 bull. in the mornin I can safel sa Ihave never ri - '

was even worse than the night befgre. like it. The ilrat dose gn\'eti-nltlriililiftlliiirli beautmu 'story of his visit to Kms" I corisultedka dractliril andblii; gave me u I was completely cured of my cougf, be_ sgaélgt -ggsiegglgehfizil |€‘o;ieRt1a.;hi:;i|s‘ll::Ilsa mais 101° el I wr Mfr :unite fore I and ani-.lied one imuie. n is ' bed. :It-was all right for a time, but the the host con li remed I have ev ' ‘"’° "°"° "°3‘““l“¢ ‘ to ‘°"“lg"“"° Old tl’0l|lJl¢ I'¢lI.ll’lI¢d Will! lfillll' [MCE ggd I gg; fgggmmggjit Lg ¢\-ersilsggfl. int() the wsstv and thla was ln 1904, than before. One of the boys, who obsunate mu hi ,md cold. _- ld 8 YU CFY "Um 1349- H0 W8! Bd- i works with rue, gave me half n box of the ‘mmm wgthins “mm io? D” mitted there with his archbishop, i, .Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. I Wood.. Nun". mm S _ru "‘ and it was his Daft t0 B111’ n0i5l\l\l81 took them and I got such satisfaction , y 3 D' “ His Majesty was on the eve of 1' that I got another box, and before I If " U "m°dY "m'°.‘" °“ °q"°l ,l°' departure from Viennay and the audi-= llnislied it I could enjoy sleep from 10 °°“§_h’f°°ld~°'”"°“°hm" md “H “"°°“°“ ence had to be very brief. When ‘ om- until Bam.. and now feel md." °' ‘ ° "“'°“ °¥ ‘““"' _ summed the Archbishop spent nomo

'before, because I am afraid of what he will do to mc. But my friends tell nie this is the best way. 'I-Ie is ii Syrian, about five feet, six inches tall. I should think be weighs 170 l>0<1n‘.ls. Hc has thick, black hair aiid a small mustache. He is twenty- eight years old and spends most of his time about the poolrooms and saloons. _

The police feel sure that the man

they are after committed the murders and that lic planned to kill Miss Bilo- dean also as a possible witness fi- gainst him. With his name, and the full description, which they have, they expect an arrest at any time, and the entire available force of of- ficers is on the hunt for him.

BAYARD OF' THE WILDERNESS.

The following is a portion of ri

lengthy review of Miss Katherine Hughes’ (a native of Emerald, }".E. I.) latest book appearing in "The Magazine nf Books," a New York Times piililicaticn, which is held to be one of the highest; reviewing auth orities on the contiuent:~

To write history as if it were ro-

mance was l\'lacauluy'n idea, but he would probably have been a little startled if he had had a chance to read Miss Hughes' story of "Father Lacombe, the Bluck~Robe Voyngcur." She has literally written history like a novel. She has carried ll, out eva.- .

ASKED HEH DHUGGIST ll] GIVE Hill SUMETHING

She Had n. Bad Cold, So He

r. oo s Norway Pine Syrup, and I

Dr. Woodls Norway Pme S ru la

Well, was the man worth such a

_ fbiography? He was, if there yet re-

jmains any audience for stories of va-

iliant souls who disdain to have it re- ,ported of them that they merely do their duty; who seek labor far higher than that meagre phrase describes. lf there is any love left for the high heroism of simple deeds bravely done. lit is worth while to devote ii biogra- |phy to this black-robed Bayard of itlic wilderness. 1 "Decidedly the most remarkable Epriest Western America has ever seen,"- Archbishop Ireland calls this lhero of the Northwest. He begaii his ilabors among the wild Indians of an untrodden land in 1849, and he is _still at the same labors today, sev- |enty-two years later, when the wild- erness is trodden down- and white men live near railroad stations in the 'land where, at his first advent, the only life he knew_ was that of the savage and the buffalo.

We boast our pioneers. But here

was a pioneer who went out seeking not for gold, as the Spaniards did, nor for farms, as thc Dutch did, nor even to be let alone, as the Puritnns did. \vho went out and dnrcd all the dangers of the wilderness for the love of God. Here was an adventur- er who makes Drake and Frobisber look mean, but who went out for no such motive as inipellcd Drab; and Frobishcr. Here was a soldier more valiant than Cortez, to whom Cortez would have knelt. .

Once, `wlien the Crocs and Assini- boincs had surprised ii Blackfoot camp, the Black-Robe Voyageur, who was among the Blnckfcct, ordered his hosts to cease firing. They obey- ed and the white man walked out toward the volleying enemy. calling’ "Here, you Crees! Knmiyoatchakwc speaks!" That was his Indian name.

But the Crees, stil-1 firing, could not

hear him. The Black-Robe walked on through n. dense fog toward the men who were firing at him und his Blackfeet. I-lc \vns struck and fell. The Lllackfeet believed him dead, re- newed the battle. Suddenly ii wound- cd Black foot. culled out in ii lull of tho shooting to the (irccs:

“You have wounded your Black-

llobe, dogs! Have you not done en- ough."

When this startling word ran

through the ranks of the (‘rees-for Father Lacoinl>e’s ministry had been largely among tlicm-the firing ceas- ed. In a fe-w momentsthe Crocs had silently withdrawn.

How is it possible to give the bio-

graphy of u hero such as this with- out picturing beyond dry statistics

IT WAS IMPOSSlllI4E F01! ' “Pd lmllllllflg is picture gg well gg tgi-

ling a story. Anll yet the ‘best of

HIM T() SLEEP, Miss Hughes' pii-.ture painting does

not deal with lici- hcro's Christian-

Recmtllllellldeil like valor on thc__1.i`ains, but with the

Diseases of the nervous s stem are uaint contraatfbeiw ri hi n

~ -l'- l Cl . ee ma d his _

very common.'All_lhe organs of the-body nr: environment on the occasion when I may be soungl-wléilc _tin-.1 nelson? system . he emerged, .blinking into civiliva- aone may e iscaser . t_ ere ore..ii is . l mon' The laughter _ evoked by ms necessary for anyone siiffi-ring [mm any Mr, June, Wmrem Edmonton. Amr Joshua whttcomb ,nlstakem with _

t bl . ' '- ~. - - -

and build up the system. Y°\1\' Dr. Wood's I\orway Pine Synip. A K. 'B V" seen'

Mil_burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills will A 511°" “me “K0 I °°i"-famed H had C°ld» isiiiiiftsilliiat ofmttliaiist lvlvelierilolila tdiii-ii\;d

gosximgf you, providing you give them and tried several rcmedics, but had no to Montreal or Quebec, and still

' ‘ ' E004 f¢SullS- I Rskcd my rlruggist to more, when he comes to Paris or

Mr. Chas. W. Wood Montreal ue ' - - _ V _ _____ _ . . .. 'We me some good ¢,,,,gh ,,,e,|,,,,,,e he ienna, it is as if Daniel Boone came

‘\:‘r3le;.ervel‘;¢::’mtbtr;> Ygillrstlvlwi sufllereid could recommend' so he ,om me ta ,ry to _New York- or London, with the

'° ' °‘ mP°5"b° D W d. _. difference that he was a nobler and

yet more childlike Boone. That is a

~Mllburn's Hurt and Nerve Pills are ` ` _ ‘Y P. minutes in an exchanize of courtes- ¢ 52 PIM’ boi. 01' 3ego;ea for 81.25, _2,‘;g‘“t':,;'=,:d§°,‘,l,::k;"5:i’:_';°.;,1, ;|;f,°,;_|“"'° les, affably paying his respects to 0 :H ‘ deaegtbor _Inli;llT Nitriigtfoncre- Mmummm_d on, by The 1-_ Mm Austrian overlord, Father Lacombs go him nut d,,y_ Father Luomb,

9 gf' 7 ° “ “ °~» gum Q., Limiicq 1¥0f,,,,,0 0,", mrnhvhile Chains imvhtieht-ly at could never be brou ht to see or re-

UIlli¢¢l» °r00\0» Oil- , " ' ' the loss of precious moments and the gr;-¢ lil, in-each of etllquette "

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The bonds are secured

_ The 'Siallilsril ideal

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_ C0lllllllly_ Llillitgd* cent A `

First Mortgage Sinlling Fund donde, Duc Jan. 2nd. |311,

byn fir.-it mortgage _.md

the Sinking Fund will redeem the entire issue of

_ I |o_per cent,,and the accrued interest five years be.

` - fore maturity. _ _ _ __ ` _ Price 95 and interest' ' ,

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(-ll. Bradford. Ms`i\a'ge¢,) |64- lléllls, Sf. llalifsx, N,-gg,-.;-,

Toronto. Ottawa. Montreal, Quebec, London, Eng, ` " .

45-8 p. c. Wllll

one of the moat substantial comniuni and commercial value is annually in position.

The Town ol`Truro is

' ofthe chief disiributin

principal and lute eat

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The 4 p.-_c- Debentures of the Town of Truro _are an obligation of

Nova Scotia, its situation has made irons

ff P industries, and manufaciories, and agricultural products. I|.’s Bonds are posiilve‘y safe as fo

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the Railway cenire of -

olnts for the various

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the severe weather 0 get here, a chance to s

prices, we have dec

Our llammeri

All regular goods than ever. No such

3_-d1.s.s»7~9.1.i.=4

Continuation Sale

To' give these people, 'Who owing to

i* last week could not hare in the Enormous

Sayings, made possible by our deep wi

ided to continue

ng Down Price

Sale Until February l5th

Make use of _ this Opportunity now

Many Remnants, 0dds and Ends are yours for less than l-2 former prices.

marlied down lower

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savings anywhere.

Wm Lamont (KI Co

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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED uanhinmmiw, exclusive

line, permanent big earnings

guaranteed, no experience, ten vacan cies. Write Luke Brothers, Limited, Montreal. » A2-4\i2moa.

l ANTED, reliable man or boy i0 ' ‘deliver milk in city. Good

~.- wages to right person. Apply in PN"

son to W. A. Mutch, Hopeton.

2-10d3illd.

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l"l';MAI.E IIELI’ _

WANTED. at once, g' chamber-

maid at Queen Hotel. _ 2-1Zd4i,

WANTED, an experienced girl for

general houseworkf Recommen-

dation-requirad. Apply to Mrs. B.C. Prows 162 Dorchester St. 2-l2dtf

6, _ .

\vAN'1‘ED, girl for general house-

; work. .Apply at this odice. '

12-lddtf.

"WANTED, 5 girl for general house l ‘work. From the country pre ferrsd. Good wages. Apply to Miss McLennan, 237 Prince St.2-10dr3ipd.

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VIWENUERS WANTED, l0r building ._ barn, also tenders to supply lumber for same in whole or PBT'-~ Particulars can be had from W- Rhynes, Dunstsffnage, Lot 34, by .whom tenders will be received _up_tll| ziih February. 2;12d2lfllI"*~_

SAWING, notice is givearthst U10

‘ price charged for sawing shing-

les at 0rosby's Mills will be HSN! cents per M after Feb. lst. 1912- F?- L. Crosby, Bonshaw Mills. 2-iiriiigi; ,.-_._-_-.-1--

i FOR SALE

T0 LET __

`p*0R SALE, newly calved cows, _ _ pure bred and grades of good milking strains. Apply to P. McN.~ Robertson Marshfield. 2-1Zd3i d

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IHTOR SALE, at ii, bargain, the farm _ of the late Malcolm MacNevin of Bonshaw, consisting of 97 acres and 3 acres of marsh. 72 acres clear in good state of cultivation, the balance covered with B good growth of hard- wood. For further particulars apply'_ to Mrs. Belle McLauchlin, Nine Mile` Creek, Lot 65. 2-1Zdr2wpd.'

--* __ ‘ ed R. F., Brlideneil. 2-1il_i:lwL

FOR SALE good breeding animals,

2 males and 8 females, Beavers.

Apply to B. B., Guardian office.

2-76.101.

'POR SALE, boards, |hin¢lea.latlis. _ ` Geo. R.Kesfe.Bear vsr.1-20dtf.

making in Opera House Bilge'

in Apply to J K Ross. 2-10 ~

rlio LET, third use oriiricir build 4'. 5 ing over Stewart & S0118 FWF' on Queen St Suitable f0l' 1058’

’ on .

Purposes. Apply to Johl;;19_d_*;inopE` "TrTii'i' ii un N0. in unw Prince' B2.. APPIY 233 Gffét Qsorgs St. Dodson orricn 'ro»nm'r. ._ _ Prowae- Blank.bP0;:;'|x“ once. Apply- *mm*

fl10 LET, B room suitable for limi* _ K

ROCBIRY STORE and house. W

G' let, corner of K0* "dug: hero su. Appl! 0° J- *~ _,mf

:zo Rini st. gg” '

WANTED A

»0ST Thursday evening, a [old

loafet with the following mono-

iming chances of ii petition care- fully framed for the smperor's ears. "He suddenly interrupted, with an mpatient gesture toward his arch- ishop: ' "But the time is short; and--M. Empereur-what ws want is some

monsy for those Ruthenian missions we have in our country." “The emperor turned- smiliiigto he old 'saint audace,' assuring him f agift; and as this was forwarded

nrniiin WANTED in ons _:inf til:

l best business stands on t om”

land Apply to B B Guardian _mm

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_L - P* grain B.` N. Finder plsaao leave at - - -» . this office. I-ltldlipd. _, _ -__---sa _-___.~ --~~ ~- --- - -_ -~ ,|,,,-on a

James atonia theft M ,M

half holiday. movemontomu In venom errno ary aovdl rm,” ,, Ch'¢own in spits of alll: up nw” the contrary. He lisp!" n am., for seven yelrl- W an* 'rho "'¢'°“°“'° °" "“° ...ni of clerks have good f1\:|f2°_m°,,,,,,w will remember PATO

at the Polls.

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