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winds of fall' laden, , with irritating dust play havoc with .ten,de_r, skins. Beside the discomfort, perman- ent injury 'to tli_e" coin- plexion may result unless a _pure HEALING LO.- TION is used.

The Skin Recovers

There is nothing equal

to our C.-9.RNA'l`lON CREAM for repairing injury to the skin.' It QVICKLY }CELIt£VES all inflaniniaticn, softens and heals and restores the complexion to its original freshni' " Price 25 cents SOLLJ JNLY BY

J. G. Jamison

DRUGGIST

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Iewelery

We are .showing the choice-

st injewelery for fall wear.

Dainty har pins, ear drops

& pendants in plantinum fin~ ish (Q alsoin gold & gold filled.

Mr-sh bugs Sr various other

new .Y pretty things.

G.H .Taylor ]e\\‘=lcr.

@ iiniii iKli§G'iiei)i<iiif'll6i`i;T. Wm. MONBOUPQUETTE, Mgr,

Pri\'iu.e Bulilis. it-iiining Writer and

i.0n2 lliutatice l`i lepliiiiinq in ,ill |-uUms_ ‘.¢l’K8 lirivfil. rl;-1 v r~ ’\{=i.|||\§_

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row_N`afUsRDiAN

WI-IY

cupies the prominent position it so

cal test.

The book is

Island, in an edition of 26,000 co- pies, is being the intention

every home in the Island. On the

cornmnn sense, doing instead of talk.- inz, acting upon the assumption that if consumption is preventable, as is prenclied todny by the whole medi- cal frater'iit_v, then it ought to be

A prevcritetl.

l llclieviirc in the etlicacy of educa- tion, these lcagiies, banded together for the common good, have under- tukeii to teach every family in their r-oiistituericy the moans by which thi- :rent whilte plague can he pre- vented,

The mornl weight of such ii move-

tioiinl “alne_ will he simply tremen- ilons, The fact that the whole med- .ical fraternity of the Island have freely giveii their time and their

Istrengtlt for the good of their fellow-

on n priictical basis and Shows that

ineut, that there is sincerity in the doctrine that consumption is pre- veritable.

The educational value of the work is beyond question. It' is the mat- ured tho'i_s'ht of the world’s licst au- thorities on the subject, condensed, simplified rind made intelligible to all whom it is intended to benefit. The

`\voi'k is in strange and healthy con- `trast to that of the many anti-tulv crculosis societies scattered so thick-

ly over our dominion and whose ef-

; ii~r'rnRnsi>n`Noi<1NcE_

"The farmer feeds them all" is a

favorite quotation, especially when

. l lp 5 _ __

, .

I 1" IDIS Sl)-TCL* during 13 coizsecu

`lsoliciting the vote of the farmer on

_nt so much per iced, and, usually, 'the “so inuch," is fairly ;;enei'ous,

uve weeks ,wil ,,m,enr 3,, -tml" of ,lim-oliver-, without the opportunity one of ilu- i_; Retail Fiore-_s that of fm-riitig them null of receiving his

specialize in

Camer0n’s Home-t Made Bread

For the coming week we wi ilu

(No 3)Cralibe’s Grocery

(Corner \Vaynmu'li t\ liiislon Sis

/‘. uornparaiively new business hu

owing to the fart tli_it competition ha iievir been allowed to get within clos range,tlie store ciiioys thliiiwge p.urona|_-_ both town and country--:i cieiiii hrigli store presided over by a geiii;il_¢b|igl,ig propurictor-feleplioiic connectiiiii - ask for :ne or two of Camerous delicious, 'lorr_e-made loaves \\'lei. pl ein" an oi-der

g o:erie'.

"i\lf»st crises of the skin disease are

curnble- Sonic are not. Where .nity- thing run cure or reilc\'c, you run fl£‘l»\‘ll*l Hlinn D. ll. D. We kniiiv of sc\'»‘ral cases of crzctiia, where the

llflticnts had triiftl eveiytliirig: and ll. il. ll, cureil. Tliis is ri \\'i\iii'lci'i\il

Felllciiv and uiirthy iifVi'i~<'onimcndii-

tion. $1.01) 1 l`en iriil

ittlns. E. A. Foster

lil,.l1i\'l3i.

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llAlLlfl!llll Milli

» HAD lil ill (IFF

Ulllil Hi: T00li Slli PILLS

liiiftulo, \'.\'.

"I l\.1\‘i~ lit-<-:i :i l‘\.ll:ii:\:| iw I tliicliir 0|!

The C. 1'. R. iiziil .\li\~li\§,;.iii Cr-iitral lor the last three 5.-e.-_-~;. .

.~\lioiit f'J\|r‘ye..i'; ugti, I ~\'_i.~' lziiil up

with intense ;i.iii in tlii- _i-_-iiiiz, ri \i~~_\' .sore liurlz, and i.i:'§ri¢»il niost _~.~\'ci'el_v ulit-ii l lricil to uriiirite.

I lrezrteii wizl. ,n_\' l:i'iiil_\' pl\_v_~'i\‘iu:i

for t\\'ti iiioi ilis' fi-i' lr :vt-l iii The lllriclili-r liiil il`il not irc:-ii -.- .ii\_.‘ iiciiriil. .-lliwut tl::iL liriii_~, l inet :'ni\ll'er r;:ilrii'\il

~' \' :|l'l'ccf\‘<l

iiiuii vrlio liud lice-ii siznilii. _ and who liail hcczi vrireil by i }i'1‘ll.l.S, :iftvr liiiviug been given np by a pro- iiiinetif pli_\->ici:iii_~’ ivliti trentcil liiin for Diabetes. llc i-: noir ruiiriing uii lllc rliuil and is pi-i'l<-ctljrcitreil. llzslrorigly :ul\'i~'t-il ine to tri' lll.\' l‘ll.L'5 \\‘lii.‘ll I iliil-~--witli the result iliiii the pains loft. ine eiilirel_\'."

l"l{.-\.\`K S. lDl~f.

goc. :i lio\-, 6 for _<_‘._=,o_ Saniplc free

if you write Ni-_iioiiril Drug :ind Clieniical Co. of Canada Liinite-tl,’i`oruiito. |37

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cinrior secure

“'e have

gle and floiili'

- .styl-rs, __e ich it

, __ Qurlfue `~ri'iirif1tI"l».f.C_

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I f ' ` in and inspect our large stock of supplies.

ues :itthe prices marked.

over the world. 4

Call in and secure your equipment today.

best results so you should c

ii <plendid line of shot guns. sin- e barrtl. hammer and liainerless superior article and splendid val-

ls Dominion uinmunitlon, Dupont shells is used by leading shots all

“Pennell l& Chandler

_ Victoria Row

_ 1' i' fi cf infill direction LADIES--'yon get comfort, style and wear in the “ART SHOE” we have Tan and Black, Buttoned and Blnclier Laced, We luv all kinds of (|,';|“mi.

l I‘1iri, if ll Wang i glib High ,mp Low out ~ _ I ¢m¢;|,‘|)o‘y|éh£i:l¥_, |:I|¢|¢‘_“}‘¢_|¢|1|:f|,

_ . , 1 nun _na en ¢l'r,__t_y.,_»

128 Richmond Street

GOFF BROS

well merits on the cover of a' little book the object of which is to put tba truth of the remark to a practi-

publislied by the .Anti-

tuberculosis l.ea_=_ziies of Cape Breton

distributed gratis and is to place ii copy in

Nor? _ .

"If P"°"°“i-8519. Why 1105 I“’¢V°l\f-' forts are expended largely in deliver-

ed?" This pithy remark, made by the late King Edward Seventh, oc-

ing eloquent and learned oratlona, most of which never reach the ears of those who are really fn need of the teaching.

From the introductory chapter wei

clip the following'-"'l‘he fight against tubei-ciilosis, to be successful, re- quires above all things co-operation. The nature of the disease, the man- ner, means and extent of its dissem- ination are such that it is only by the united action of government au- thorities, of the medical profession,

face of it this looks like pi'actical'0f teachers and leaders of the people,

arid-what is more important still- 'of an enlightened and interested com- iinuuity, that the combat can be suc- cessfully waged_ We call uP0n, every reader, man, woman or child,

ito enlist themselves at once in the tight against the Great White Plague.

And the hook proceeds to show how

the tight is to be waged. It devotes a separate chapter to such Phases of the subject as “Prevalence and Im- portance of Tuberculosis," "How

|'l‘uberculosis is Contracted," “Indi- rect Uauses of Tuberculosis,'*‘ “Cor-

ineiit, to any nothing of its etliica-H-“tion 0| predispognion to Tube,-_

iculosis," “Early Symptoms," “Pre-

Icautions" etc. There is n separate _chapter in Micmac, Gaelic, Italian, ‘and French summarizing the most important facts connected with the

I . .

<~.iiiirtr‘yn;icn places the eflort at once disease and its pi-evontmn, Consi-

derable space is given to directions

there is ccuvictivn behind the m0"¢"for living and sleeping in the oven

'air' with illustrations, showing We 'latest and most approved idea!! in

lollen porches, sleeping outfits, cloth- ing, ventilation, and numerous other i matters.

The point we wish to emphasize in

_this reference is the Practical, com- iuon sense method adopted by the combined leagues of Cape Breton in

lpractising what they. in c0mm0\’\ .with other similar leagues, preach, and to express the hope that other leagues may follow the good exnmDl¢-

“so in\ich," his position in. the

lworld would be much less enviable itban it is under present conditions.

While the farmers feed them all, they all, in one way or another con-

V`_his siibscriptionrto a -charity4."_. And tribute to his “pkeep and to his fitbe siiying is true. He leeds. 'them all “,eu_being_

l Neither could live without the other

_land the licst interests of all are serv- leil by 5, full and complete recognition inf this fact. The world needs the

ifeeder and the fed, provided nlwnyi-i. [that the latter pays for his feed, “url :he generally does. f l Usually the different interests of

lwliich this complex world is coin- lposed, look askance at one another and, not infrequently, each regards the other as ii rival. There should be no rivalry. The best interests of all can be served only by harmony and co-operation and nu the principle of

‘value for `vulue.

The former, the merchant, the trad-

lcr, the professional, the railway and jsteamhoat companies, are independent land there would be no existence for leither without all the others. All to- lgether make 3 complete machine, each lindustry, each profession. a wheel and feach necessary for smooth, satisfac- itory and profitable working.

i Sometimes, it is true, gi few of the lwheels get together and, by a sort of ‘mutual understanding, so adjust their ‘movements that the-greater part of the burden falls upon the others. This, while agreeable to the combina- tion, makes it very much harder for the rest of the machine. We have

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their combines in trade and where

T ° ,they exist there is friction and in~

liustice. Sometimes, also, a few of/

' ithe wheels biilld walls around them-

iselves, ns ri shelter from the winds,

E I 'with the result that the others are

I l-obliged to'with'stand not only the

regular wind butithe cross currents

Let us equip you for your shooting tv' used hy the walls This also ig an

If you do nrt gi out properly prepnrerl

fustfce to those who cannot get

'behind the walls.

_Whep the different interests fully appreciate the value of nieeum und tuuln, the equal rights of all and the

'crime of taking an unfair advantage ithq old mnchinc will run smoothly

l :Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder is an |antlse_ptic preparation 'that thorough- 'ly eleansce the teeth, hardens the gum, purifies the breath and sweet-

the mouth Rcxall Tooth Pow-

der keeps down the dentist's bill by preserving the teeth fro_m dec4y.»Ab-

pure-contains nothing in- wbatever. Price a box 25c.

McKinnon Co., Corner Gt.

umiutl

F' L u Kenner--*_ lim"

D ‘Di K. CURBIKIF-6|*-i_3ii%§? l DMI _ pgryvint

‘ U , .:&|¢if5t'i?J= “one 5%: ' °°€l\llil|¢ the rights of others and re- _ _

*Rd 5‘il'_?‘;i:§-'lgflllgggel m md W mcmberlng that the combined efforts .,-..-

uralsue name ul ciimnuiiieiimiiir so The chermmmwn uuuciiin :\:n;lll“»r;!n:::¢u;-5-I for Sie smooth |f ¢|.o"_ i|»|»i“|,'|°‘iud

"“" "“*“ """"" ~- -- - f - ' ~ -~ _ _ _w oe mac no. °

ruoviuiv ocrosizrx ii, iqia. D A wedlock Chm_mmown Mg li IMI!!

W _ f.- _' __ _ -.- _ - - _ . .

strive at tale time.. In

bcidona by

do his part bonutly, re-

, recent visitor to St. John.

A CANADIAN ANNIVERSARY

Une hundred years ago. October

12th 1812, General Bir Isaac Brock 12d a company of two hundred Cana- dians Voluuteers up Queenstou Heights in aniattempt to recapture the posi- tion wliieh, before daylight, had been taken by invaders from the United States. The attempt failed, the enemy occupying a commanding position and being securely entrenched and hidden by crazs and trees. General Brock fell, mortnlly wounded. They bore him from the place where he fell to n house at the loot of the hill where his comrades covered his lifeless form and then went back to the *Work he had left them to do. Under Lieuten- ant- Colonel McDonell the attempt was asain made and unsuccessfully. McDonell was -killed and the little band was again ` forced to retreat. While the Canadians were RR'-l1¢fi“8 up their scattered forces _the Ameri- cans were joined by further rein- forcements from across the river and the crest of the hill became a verit- able stronghold of the enemy. Gener- al Stiealie. who now assumed comf

mand of the Canadians recognizing the futility of attempting ii charge up the iiin i_ii tiié nice oi the iiiinitioii rnade to the enemy's force and their commanding position, made a long detour through the fields and woods behind Queenstown. He gained the heights unseen and the battle began. So sudden and fierce .was the on- slaught that panic seized the Ameri- cans. Scnrcely waiting to fire a vol- ley they fled by hundreds down ° the mountains followed by the Canadians eager to avenge the death of their General. The rout was complete. The Americans surrendered, the General

sixty ofliccrs and over nine hundred were taken prisoners.

FARM HELP

Tb: prolilczn facing the farmers of

this province today is the securing of help, male and female, and involved witbthe problem there are many mat- ters for serious consideration. First of all there is the question of wages. 'l_‘he'complaint is _i made, and with some justification, that labor is more liberally paid in town and city than

ly not as great as it is represented to be.

During the past few weeks when the

farmers in the vicinity of Charlotte- town were in the midst of their har- vest and ready to employ anybody that could handle a fonk or carry a sherif of grain, and pay tbmn a dollar a day and board, they found it abso- lutely impossible to procure,auy help. At the same time b tween ii dozen and two dozen able xodicd laborers were occupying seats on the parks in Charlottetown or loafing around the street corners waiting foo some one to oxiur them work on the streets or shnvclling coal at ai dollar and fifty cents it day. The difference between a dollnr'i\ day and board, and it dollar and a half without board is very little and the unwillingness of these

be looaed for elsewhere. The men

simply didn’t want work and the fact that there were several of 'them idle while there was any amount of work to do has no bearing whatever on the farnier's problein.- Every city has its loiifcrs as every field has its weeds and, like the lilies of the field, "they toil not, neither do they spin."

Why cannot the farmer procure

help as readily as the factory, the store, the warehouse where wages are about on an equality? This is the Pf0blBl1l- A bfly of sixteen gets into the city and takes a position in a store nt four dollars ii week paying three B week for board, in prc1\:ence

on the farm. The difference is usual-

irien to accept the farmer-‘s offer niust.|

N0 matt” what alle your ctilld, a

$01106. thurcugb lsxative physic Should always be the unit treatment given. , A '

If your child lsn't feeling well; rest- ing nicely; eating regularly and act- ing naturally, it ls a sure sign that it's little stomach,‘li\‘er and 30 feet of bowels are filled with foul, con- stipated waste matter and ,need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.

When! cross, ii-rithble, feverish,

stomach sour, breath .bad or your little one has stomach-ache, diarr- hoea, full of cold,`torigue coated; give R spoonful of Syrup of Figs and in a few hours nll the clogged up waste, undigested food and sour bile will gently move on and out of its little bowels without nausea, grip- ing or weakness, and you will surely have n wall, happy and smiling child again shortly. ~

with Syrup of Figs you are not

drugging your children, being com- posed entirely of luscious figs,_ senna and aromatics it cannot be harmful,- lresides they dearly love its delicious fig taste.

Mothers should always keep Syrup

of Figs handy. It is the only stom- ach, liver und bowel cleanser and re-' gulator needecl-ri little given today will save a sick child tomorrow.

Full directions for children of all

ages and for grown-ups, plainly printed on thc package.

Ask your druggists for the filll

name, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna," prepared by the Califorhla tasting, genuine old reliable. Hafiine Fig|Syrup Co. This is the delicious anything else offered:

._,....,..........._-,....,.,.........-»-g.._.._..----» the qualifications for positions re- quiring trained expert knowledge. And thanks to our free educational ,systems the ranks of this class arc becoming smaller and smallen _every year. The ordinary lnhorcr. content with remaining a laborer all his life, is becoming an extinct species. _

The great drawback in securing farm help is the fact that there is no demand for expert labor, no bolw of advancement. This may never be se- medied; the work of the farm in its most advanced developments muy continue to be of the kind that can

one directing head, that of the owner; but it would appear to the onlooker from the outside that so great and iniportnnt ii calling, one with the in- finite possibilities of soil and air to dran' from, should have a place for brain and intellect amongst its cm-

yployers as ivell as for hands and fcct. i For tbis_ province of ours, as mitt- tcrs stand at present, there is little

liopc that the necessary hired help for the farm can be sccureil from our own young pcoplc. The only hope is from immigrants arid as immigritntn ol the laboring class orc not likely to come without definite pre-arrange- riient their eoiniiii: must bc nrrnrigcd for `by thosc who need tlicin. This could easily lic ziccomplii-‘lied by pi number of farmers uniting, specifying the kind and number of laborers they

can employ app coinriiunicating with

l-_ Y- 'jf-_, " ’ _ _ ’

Killed

`al_:'auy time, is money to

_ N0 R.EA5QNABLE_M‘_rkl\| gQes,w|\l\qq¢i< i

tion against loss from theld`est_ru"ction'of hia'pii¢li‘/ig:-.ig-'

time has as distinct a valucrni your property, _, gi-5 that f

_ your life may be the propert 'ofyour fa`n;iily?,y , , ` ~ -’1`I-IIS PROTECTIUNY IS A DUTY yon gwtl _ yi-urself and those who niiiy bedependent _lffklu you." A

lf you are not f nlly insured, let us attend to this imp°1»¢_ `

ant matter _for you at once. - ‘ ' ” _ ‘,

Delays. Are Dangerous. . . 3

. Ourlife. Accident and Health policies are the m0§t liberal? Contracts issued. We also transact Marine. Fire," Liability, and all other Branches of Insurance. ;

You will find our rates the lowest' consistent with alisoluig

security. ' i ~

Hyndmari £6’ Co. I.t_di" I '-

~. Charlottetown, Managers, PZ E. I., 1

may

be done by common laborers under,

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You cannot afford to go

by ignoring this matter.

ir' _ Need Protection _ N eed Insurance

Wmmllt Pl'0fl€l' protection nn ‘

longer. You cannot afford to .risk the future happiness 0 ,~ your wife and fainily and to handicap your own aclvancemen

'l`he Canada Life Assurance Company is ready now to

insure you. ready to give you full and ihorough protectlon__ at the cont ofa (ew cents a day |)iii't let lliia matter para by ||m,¢g_ lected. Take out a good insnranrt: policy today and eliminate all worry and assure your |`.smily ol' protection. ` »'~ '

enager P B

W' 'K' R 0 g e r S MBrmeh Chairloflcfolwn

it s. noasns. cimiiiiieiiiwii `sp¢¢..i ll. Bn ll0GERSi Kensington } 'Ageing _ ,

_E Ar’ _ ;-my

i The Spectator

_A i>oi.iricAi.. Lirziuitv. AND 'riii:oi_ocicA|. w|:i»:|ti.Y

0””5'ljM"“f5ubSCriDti0n.incluilini: } cr izq iid, °°°'cs.~.‘:-i*1icn.'i§;.°iit”.;i:14'ii.. "°y~‘°’” "- =<~»=°-

; -_ ---- -- - l Ill" my-q

the Immigration Department. Thorn are hundreds of laborers in Great

are the class of immigrants thu Prince 3Edward Isliind needs,

“The hat and cap bargains we ari-

offering show all this season's style: Tl-\0I`&'s over $500 worth of new caps. alone and everyone is right fresh from the fnctory-not an old style or gi‘ade.in tha lot-everything is absol- utely brnnd new. H. I-l. Brown.

10-1MEtf.

“St:infi`elil‘s Unrlcrwcar, brand now"

stock, full line. Green label $1.65. “Oil lflhel $1.95, Blue lnhcl $2.20 and lilnck lziliel $2.90, sizes mngc to 42. All finer qualities 25 per cent tiff. H. H, llrown, 15X Queen Pit.

lil-l2MIli.

_i STEAMSHII’ SAll.l_‘\`GS

Britain who could be induced to come _ 1 i

if assured of emplo ment rind tb: ) _

-’ - l_SOL|iI§. P.E.|slandan-ii

MAGDAIIW ISLAND STEAM-SHIP SERVICE

w_Fl{1°l-1 I- Sxariglallip "LADY svari..

i alive e '

i ovc_ry Monday andlilyhiiisdzyiliiiiiiriiiiiiéilui ;:~,§;l‘,'““l 31,316 {S1p>r%ss trolin Hiiiiriix. for

ii en s ,

_l’. E. l. going andaiiatiiriiiiirt "_ south'

F t' l l _ fonolitiilignliiiiii-ii'iii§°f'¢‘iii.iiii,»iir'f' oiiiii' 'iv , ves,Ai:ent at Picton, Matthew & Me ;'ir.;‘.".i.;‘.'r".i.°.°:.i2..i.':.‘:_r'~~°' Wm- MM

Piotou, April 22nd. l9l2.

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I \Vlien hu in> your next

I .l

Y l black or blue suit, see that gcodsis slaiiiped “Briny deep Serge" _every three yards on the back.

S'l`EAMS|il_l_’- SAILINES. i

».-.~. `,,=, -~» ""“° - ‘aim

" ' ~`»"‘f" Tféé ` w 5 Note ping.-,;>-_ r“"‘--is-u~_*_..-'~ff'f"=:.n~.=:_\\ _

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"Montreal to Bristol"

Three Days on Atlantic

The Journey num on the sheltered si.

-V Luvrenee. full of liisiorie Iiitererixiiil

ciimii. 'rtie iiiutit-ni -iiii iplfiiiiiiiiy an

' M. 5. K val Ed nf and

iii 'ii

pointed ll. ii, wa

a.ii.s. usysifrriim- min- nie nip .ne ul continuous plnriire. Ai llrlirulexprm

iniiir take the iriivrllrr ii.ii.ii¢ii .~'.tn|<eipe=irs'i

country iii I.om]un.

\\'riie ini iriioiniatloii.

r'_ _\imii<y _ Q

(`.ener:|lA|ent. Hllihx

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ALL HIE WAY BY `WA|l:`.R

Eastern S. S. Corporation INTERNATIONAL LINE AUTUMN EXCURSIONS

Oli ARI/)'1"l‘E'l`() WN 'l‘0 ll() STO N

Hostoniind return _ _ 51535 Portland unrl riimirn . . _ ... _ 15.55

Commencin Se temherltitli, and con-

5 a.lEp.&;sn|l_tl ;;t:1ln§luJ;\|t;l.';_‘00 p. in., for Lub-

_ . _ Direct Route to Boston \'in`Hawkesbur§' nnd,Elulifnx Aii’l UMN l<lXt;URSIONS Charlottetowii to Boston .md return l‘.»\Rli$r3 oo. Good for thirty days from date of sailing.

5li_|ill2s every 'l‘ueiiidny nt noon. Ro turning lerive B vstou Saturdays.

For further infomation apply

T. N|C0l.|i A Agent Cl\'T0wn§

tinugriir u_nti| gctoliir-i' Nth. inclusive. li N. !Chlrlnlf¢\ownI Steam Navigation

curililiiin ticlitlcls will btzisold ut. above rates |,imi(¢d

H00 or 2501 urs rom :ite "- _ »` - ` _,_

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points in Nova South

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- 18rd May

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tv svius on a farm at eight dollars a. month and board. I-le could save twice as much money on thc farming in thc store but be prefers the latter; he is of course working for the pros- pect. In 8 year or two his wages will be increased to a point that is far beyond the limit that the fnrin can pay. The merchant will riiy hiin twenty dollars a week when lie be- comes an expert. Here is where the commercial life and the farming life differ. One oliere per- nisnericy and expert knowledge of the business with proportionate remuner-

ar. present hired help can only oe pro

who have neither the education nor

ation; the other simply odors work, ,

little inducements for expert knowled- .

ite and consequently no prospect of bet-l ~ ‘

ter wages. As farming ls carried onu

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cured from tlie' ranks of those

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TCUT PLUG lobacco

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Our Cut Plug f ‘

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Master Mason

is cut from our original "Amlkiclin N/ivy" Plug. A cool and most

' fragrant smoke.

ROCK CITY TOBACCO CO.

lout lv ALL untill ' ruiunrncruixao nv V

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