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_ drugs combined in the right way.

To properly com-

p o it n d prescriptions these days ini; adequate stock of drugs is requir- ed and knowledge of how to use them is also iieccssfiry.

Now rc-ni.-dies are

multiplying and all :ul- viinceiii this direction creates new problems for the pharmacist.

We have all the drugs :ind medicines _ for which there is any cleuiancl in this locality. A n y prescriptions brought here are coin- pounded by :i graduate pharmacist in a most scientific manner and at the inost reasonable prices.

` ].G.]amieson

DRUGGIST our

I For the'

Bride

ll')-on liripp. ii to be one i-l' the

m.\n_\' |\t-iso! S \\iuiting :t

, . . ll eddmg Gift

_ and not knowing just wli;it to

l'uy, we ask the fiivoi' ol`.in iii- spcclioii of our lurge :intl wi-il assorted stock oi'

Silverware and Cui Glass

G. ii. Taylor

"(lui' ll_vgi'.'iili>_ hionrlrlotli has chi~ir-

rurtcll rind r|ui\lity scnil for snniplrs. Patons. il-Ziltl.

Mothers flriilir. vory easy to

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HARD COAL

Schooner “Unity” arrived today

with 500 tons lust quality Hard Coal in Chestnut :ind Stove sizes. We cornineiicc discharging Satur- day. i

Order your supply today for ile-

livery from this vessel. _ Lowest prices.

A. Pickartl & C0

Phone 2.: o.

School Bays,

School Days

Dear 0ld Golden Rule Days

\\ I ~ \ 1.. -;5\

‘lll""

£379; if

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Tim only hun du Lhlldnn promptly scttlc for us the trunspor-I ' _ _ E ll

MESSRS BORD

Robert Laird Borden, leader of the Opposition in Canada, and J. Doug- las Hazen, Premier of the New

Brunsudck Government, are now in

this Province and will glvepublic sddrsssss is this sity tonight. 'riis Guardian and our _ citizens generally extend to them a. cordial welcome and will listen to what they have to say with genuine interest. -In point of ability, character and knowledge of public afluirs both these gentle- men stand in the front rank of the great Conservative party of Canada.

Mr. Borden has held a seat in the

House of Commons since 1896. Five years nlter'liis first election he was chosen leader of the Conservative party in Canada, which was rapid promotion. He is much respected on both sides of the House and through- out Canada. Mr. Hazen was first ei- ected to the House of Commons for St John, in 1891 Later he turned

vate fortune. Thus far they have

s ' - '

1 rss ci-uiRLo'r'ria:"rowi~1 GUARDIAN" A V 1 r ‘ - -

in on . ";;“;ii;i;:;;':i';;..:';.._.._.., P A T 0 N5 ll who his Dislwl ? _ll

very much _in their favor. They are_ _ Many advocates of trade obstruction talk as_if there was i=’onit~r‘~l'_~ stron 1- 0' os to th ,-6, - ~u th thc so is of the United States. The rabid

g y pp ed eu-mite ag t F t}lifri‘ii;di'li"i1\tli'd!ln‘-leeilieitgrrlv iOntarlop wliio snid on Mr. Boi"dcii’S Dl8¢f0|"“ that

ment and come here to spea agains __ would have no truck nor tmdo .with the Yankees typifies this nm.. it. Those who share their views* °

row little Canadian spirit. It would have some excuse it the_ United

Wm be °p°°i““y pleas” 't‘° hear States were not now the largest trader Canada hasi FEW pb0Pl0 WH'

them. Those who are still -hi doubt “ze that We ,,1rer,,dy do a million and quarter dolia_rsf__v_;i;iii1_e with the after hearing Bir Wilfrid and Mr. United States for every working day in the "P812 19 Ulnada ‘WY W5"

_ _ - ' ' he last twenty' Fielding. wiu be iiitsrsstea ts iissr loyal for the enormous growth oHh1»_ '=€_m"i°f°= 1_“_¢t .d. t __ ___., the 0 sitioii side abt and plans- » - ‘ years 7 On the contru.ry_,,wiiatever inclina on ever txis e owar s a

pp” Y - --° ti ii i t i d ed.

ibly presented. Convlnced supporters ne“l3u(tnwb:i1.‘i>tinti’ieer`ii¢lin wliiiplgizrbuvlng millions of dollars of_ goods from

of reciprocity will want to hear the United states every year? sdmsof them fire am'oiigs't'tlie most pro-

thcrri, if only to be able to point out m” nounced of Intperlalists in ssntlnzant. rlZ_it_i:_et;:_1e_ hglned ____t_l;_¢_2_y t;>_l;Y0§_!__¢;I_fl tag;

I t, ' cir >S 1' '

afterward where their logic may be _ l__:__i_l_i;ed___E_ti;f:_i; whti.;___§h_i3'___r;_§e_1_;_i_ie the Brnish s_____t_ ______d incidentally mu____

weak and their arguments unconvinc- F h’ d mins the M .

_ gli protective tariti. . _ _ _ _ UJK- e what manufacturer in Tororito but uses coal in his buiii_nei-is and

All should be interested to hear _ Anwrican goal at that ji Over $31,000,000 worth of it came to Canada last

Mr. Borden especially for another . vear

» ° i ' ' ` highly protc~-ted against outside coin-

reasom He is lender of aputy whmh, S _'l`_lie cotton combine which is sp _ tt ___ _ _ ____ _ _ Wm one day rule Canada agaim e p;;;_itioer;,rbrought in $11,000,000 o raw L0 on rom ic ii i .t.i

whether that be soon or late. It is _ Ityis surely not disloynl for Mr.A. E. K1'-mp. U18 m0\'il\H Spirit in morally certain it reciprocity should' thc tinware combine, to buy tin plat.; in the United States, and to pl-ii:

by any chiiiicebe defeated-which we his insurance there. Mr. Kemp moved heaven and earth to llrcveut H dub do not anne, ate_that Mr Borden being imposed on his raw material a few years ago when ii pre-_icctcil inc

D ` _ tory at Morrlsburg sought that ailvrintn,-_-0, on the plea tlnit it writ!-

'wlll very shortly be Premier of

r f\

Pil0Hl‘lil'l"ION IN MAINE.

This is an exciting season in th.

border Stiitc of Maine, the last weel in the creat struggle for and ngains prohibition before the polling oi Monday next. Maine adopted prohi bition sixty years ago in 1851. Fron that time to the present thc lawiha: ivithstood many onsets of theliquoi party made to secure its repeal Yours ago the law was strengthener in its position hy being matic it par of thc lltntc constitution, and wa so pliiccrl licyond the powcr of th Legislature to repeal it. The efior is now being iniitle to amend the con stitutioii by popular vote by cliullp itting the prohibition iirticlc. i '|‘i1r- r-rrinpuigii in reported to h morn exciting thnu a l\OlitiCul 010C limi, tho _R<;|n\blici=.ns being mainly for und thc llemocrnts iigitinst pro iiibitioii, but with iruiny on botl sides who will vote iiiclependentiy Nenrly :ill the mcn who first votci for prohibition in Maine are u0\ dead, und since then the populatiol of the Stiitc hus increased by hit; per cent. The law has suffered fron non-enforcement in some sections ani has sufiercd from being made thi footlnill oi"piirty. Both the friend and opponents of prohibition llf0fe5l tliemselves confident. of obtainirig i mrijority on Monday. If the prollihi tioiiists win, as is h0l>€d. the la-V will remuin on the statute book ani in the constitution. It thc v-ictori frills to the other side, the Stat-2 Wil return to the iicciise column. Thi doubt ns to the result nriscs iron the corisiderulile foreiiln "Ute in th* iuiiiiufacturiiig cities and towne.

(‘.HEMI(‘.AL FIRE ENGINES .

There is great necd

chemical fire engines in conncctior with the otherwise excellent fire de piirtiricnt in this city. The desirabil- ity artd utility ofthe chemical en ginc is rccogiiizcd in all clticS Oi tht civilized world. It is light, portablr and more useful than any other ir quickly extingiilshiug incipient fires in confined spaces, or where the iirr is difhcult to get at. In the recent rirc iit the Telephone head office 8 i-hr-micnl engine would have been ex

itctly what was wanted.

Our firemen :trc prompt and Gill

cient in fiction, the pride of our own ,md the envy or other cities iii that regard. They should be equipped witl: all thc host modern appliances. A chemical engine addcd to`the present riuttlt would easily save to our citi-‘ zona many times its cost in a fcu years, and might~in some cases pre-‘ vent an inciplciit blaze becoming ii serious conilagration. I

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NOTES.

of one or twr

r 1 YI i

`Wrye, Pt. du Cheue.

oubt whcthcr to support or oppose he trade agrcenicnt. (lonsiiniei's of ggs in this city have for years past 68" liilyiflir the full food Value of all hc eggs they hiivc consumed and will robalily continue‘to do so whether he three cents per dozen of Canadian uty remains or is taken -ofl. It is . tax on food, and consequently ob- oxious. Nobody contends that reci- rocity will raise the price of eggs. 'ossibly the producer will get -less ttimes and on thc average, but /here he loses dimes on eggs wc oubt not he will gain quarters or ollars on other farm products with- ut materially increasing thc cost or =ving to non-producing consumcrsf f'Dhc Examiner can convince our ity people that reciprocity will make Kgs cheaper it will by so much com- icnd the trade iip;rcemciit to their -ivornlilc consideration.

'-I--Vi0l9f DUICB Tiilcllm is nn inilc- 'ncnsnhlc iidjunct to every duinty /on_ian‘s toilet table. On thc sea-sho- e, in ca-mp, bungalow, or in the city ou'll need this miitchless prepara- ion to ward off the attacks of wind nd sun. Put up in handsome em- osued cans with sprinkler top. Price 5 cts. Wcare sole agents. The Mc- Zinnoii Drug Co., Corner Great ieorgc and Kent Streets. drti.

SHIPPING NEWS.

Entered, Sept. 7-Schrs. Patriot, Eampson, Sydney; Corporal Trim, iandry, Miilpcque; Venture, Read, ’ugwash; Daisy, Moran, Picto\i;Cir- assian, Skinner, Port Hastings. Cleared, Sept. 7-Schrs. Corporal -.`rlni, Landry, Picton; (3. A, Chis- iolm. Carmichael, Picton; Venture, lead, Pugwash; Dgisy, Moran, Pic- tou. ~

Entered, Sept. 6-Schrs. Ida M., Villiams, Picton; Dwinii, Fraser, .‘_ichibucto; Bessie Keefer, Johnston, ;’ugwush; Stanley Mac, Whittle, Pic-_ 'ou; Champion, Orr, Richibucto; Al-i na L. Gertie, Rafuse_,__Pictou; Belle, Mcbaine, Pictou; Beulah, Horton, Louisburg. __._.

Cleared, Sept. 6-Schrs. Dwina,

Fraser, Vernon River; Alma. L. Ger- tie, Ri-ifusc, Pugwash; Beulah, Hort-- an Port Hawkosbur Laura Cox

-ias. lnfligestion ` And Dyspepsia Go

ln Five Minutes.

Why not get sonic -now-tliis inn-.

ment, and forever rid yourself of Stomach trouble and lndlgestion? A .lieted stomach gets the blues and -rrumhlcu. (live it ii good eat, then talfe l’ape's Dinpepsin to atart the di- gestive juices working. There'wlil be no dyspepsin or belching of Gas or eruptions of nndtgestcd food; no feel- ing like a lump of lend in the stoni- ach or heartburn, sick headache und Dlzziuess, rind your food will not fer- ment rind poison your breath with naiiseous odors.

Will Mr. Iiordcn tell us tonight; mit if he crimes to Dowel' 11° Wlllf

are not hard on their -$11005 rstini. qiisstisii iii terms of justice,

is when they :irc on their ii bare feet. ii

Let tht iii romp and play-

its good lor them ~- but buy

the-in shoes that will stand the t

racket. _

0ur School Shoes Will Do li

lf your children have not

been wearing Our School Shoes, they have been missing the hest.

Goff rcs

should be lost in this vital matter

and continued complaint for so

imports' and exports of eggc ln ad-

nd equality tmvarils our prririiiccrslqas from Stomach and cleanse the ,H1 Hhgpperg? :stomach and intestines, and, besides,

__ !onc single dose will digest and pre- “_” para for asslmllatloh into the blood

The Patriot intimatcs that t.hc_ull your food the same as a sound, hrce short haul rata will now~ rc-ihenlthy stomach would do lt, owe the anentiun of the Govern-| When Dlapepsin works. your stom-

issrit siiri win hs brought before tus “Ch f¢';¢°'t'h!°°° l'=*'°"_el__'; °f_‘,l;"» °l‘;_*_‘“°

Managing Board nf the Governmentl::g;:ny0u ggminuto the tablgaaag

Railways for adjustment. No time what you eat Wm do you go0d_

1 er Misery ls wal ing for you as soon as

which has been the cause of btt you deems to take __ little mspepm__

Tell your drugglst that you want

many 7°“"° Pnpe's Diapepsln, i_:ecause ygu want

"__ to become tborou h y cured t is time.

'rue Eiisiriiiisr tens sboiit tiisii- Rememhm ,fyour Hmmm] M18

sands of dozens nt eggs lmport¢<1 *-0 out of order and uncomfortable now Canada. - As a matter of fact Theiyou can surely get relief in five min Guardian printed the figures of the “Nl-

vance of any other newspaper here, Bsphmber 36",, H, |15, some mon. when The Examiner was still in _sy for you. 9-7d2i.

Pnpe's Dlapepsin costs only 50

cents for a large case nt any drug store here, and will relieve the most obstinate case of lndi estion nd Up- set Stomach in five minutes.

There is nothing also better to take

Absolute royal from all Stomach

"‘l‘rctty wnists ut low prices. VATUNS.

A MARVEL. -(JF l<}LlGGANCE &

cronomy our showing of curly full, siirts. PATONS.

A TRIUMPH UF S'I‘\'l.l:! and low icing of new fall outing cunts

‘ 'ual - oth has

cliaructci' and quality send for

.~l'rYLis»H it si<JitV1ci~lAl;ii.is swsiit~

_ it as D

to $3.50. i»A'i‘oN's.

rance our new iullsiuits & skirts Sec

I waisrs Fon ~Drti_<issi1p"ss- cusions for early fall wcar tailored

“-STYLISH LI'l"l‘Ll<l CUATS for

Girls6 to 14 years acc them. l’A-

FURS LOW l’HICEl) hilt satisfact-

ory just opencd Direct from the lact- ury to you from 4.25 to 135.00. .t'A'1"0NS.

DRESS SKIRTS, models of simplc

clcgance and long sorvicc at little prices. See our MAIL SPl~}t‘.l/tl. in black cloth, silk hriiidcd, latest cut $1.98 worth $2.75. All sizcu up to 27 waist. l"A'l‘()NS.

KIMONAS that ive und 100|.;

TONS.

NEGLIGEE GARMF]N'1‘B of grace

and hcauty in lung klinonas. PA TONS.

WAISTS OF SILK Oli NET dressy

ure prices rnude from sci'peu\‘.ine crept ~'$|.iiu to $5.00 PATONS

SELECTED, extra special value in

PATONS. `

s_____._-_;._.__

“The Brown Man will be here on

his attention to Provincial aHairs,|Cnnada_ But whether he shall win or _-u meal;-i_i }r§1‘z,]r:rl,§i\l(s;tr:|?v|r,;i;,]rir§ia,;rtlitil1ar; lnvrilist, and an advocate :ii n tniill was elected to the Legislature inilose in the election of two weeks wall "ss high as I-Iangman’s giillowi-i”ji'or the _other i`cllo'.v-so ioi\.¢.'. no nt* 1890 and in the same year was called hence we greatly desire his help and ' and other manufacturers i_li~HY bflnll '" $2'A6G'000 Worth ‘lf ph! igfsp turf? in ir-sd the opposition is that body.|tiist or the crest party he issds ts _ ?’°“_§- é“"~1G“(§"”Y 1” 5”" loyal- "“’“g" h” has “ mg” """‘° ‘“°""‘ ; This also was rapid promotion. Atlurge upon the Parliament oi Canada m 7;:-in glfeaénnfario Governmrrrt are loyal, though in calling for tenders, the election of 1908 he led his party|the need of better transportation ~RA1N (_‘,()ATS__Th,.ce leading va_ for R public building they specify Georgia pine as ii iiecessity. to victory capturing two-thirds of theland reasonable freight rates for this mes chosen from a lmndred or more ' Sir Edmund W_alkcr and lylr. EIB. 0Sl€l' are b\I`d<‘_lll& Citizens Of the seats in the Legislature, and formed_l’rovince. The Ministers who visited _,reductions for their arlperiol-ity in 51119301. tl;0\liZh__Sll‘tE<lIUf\lI_:g S(l10l\kd_::i_*_sP:_1;‘_l_‘_‘_’ __i5l;:§““ ii i-itrouz Government which he has us lately were strangely silent Op Style, durability, aerviceability and mffes iflhnisaifl igfeofrtegublig ix; ‘profits e'_,,,._`bv the' uhh0,._.,,;i m§,'m since led with conspicuous ability. :that vital subject. We sincerely hope Value for mica pATON3_ and south ha“1_ ‘ , i Both Mr. Borden rind Mr. Hazen that Mr. Borden will be less reticent, A1] this is lngitimrrte rmil nr if ~' nic: be. for it has built up nn im-_ :ire lawyers, both are in the prime ofiand we assure him that anything he 1'" D011 UM10 of-'5234.000.000.Cf\ml"r----1| lhlflils *hilt (`-uflflfliaris \\'ii'r\t_ Bur'

life-in the fifties-both are endowed may have to say in regard thereto VERY HIGH CLASS suits for my :__}:_T`_ctt:ets§ €;_l;nUg;1t(;d0t;‘€xc:H:f ti,‘2,f_.?._F with robust health, good preseiice_will be heard with ns close interest lady moderately priced for _curly _____ _nr _em ___ c0____p,.0misingth,, loyalty of this C,-_,\mtry_ they are t,,\ki,,_._.' and excellent social qualities, backed,as anything he can say about rect- wear at PATONS. what reasonable nicn will refuse tribclicve.

in each case with ii considerable pri- procity. - VOID for l»f1l\I`i<‘l” and Il Hflllfife ‘|001 f"l` the f=ll`m°\`- __ G _ _H

**"-' \\’ llll I'

__~_ If you want to fool doublypraud Z ’

of your little man let us dres= Monday' Sept' “th 'S the

"Rain ooA'rs~uiii1iirsi-.'s -storm him. Buytns boy one or ,oursui ts last day for receiving discounts

rcu should have one. PATONS. every dm/_ A Fomitam Pan f__eé_hghhng_ Pay todayrand save ‘-"“ - for the boy for school. Nat.lonnl_m0ney_ ‘ . , _

ouio1N.iL .ir i>isr1No'rivr: os- "'°“""“"° 3 °"" l

ncwi fall furs. PATONS. _

noon ia-ANnsoME iiiit iriciiprnsivs - `

coats for small children. l‘A'1"()‘NS.

,,,. .._,,._ ,.,.r,_,..,-, 1" rui: uNor.iis|oNi:o uinitciis iN _

_ ll ar r di ai n d S of t C o al

Our IIYGIIADE in li,l ' . ""“"§”'_ at their 0ld Stand, Peakc’s No. 2 Wharf

f.'.'°.i;"‘.';f...i.if..".‘i..;;‘.;‘.i ft large Svpiuy of Cool Suitable for

;_i;l_1_'dear1l_y;y{_i3l`_gairicoiits. I’A'l`UNS. l@lephOflC NO. is 312, and We Sh'.'l.lld 'bei

pleased to have your orders.

lima. putsiis. 9-sdzi. P I e - B _ S Q C

DAINTY WAISTS itttractivc- in r ° 0*

style and price. PATUNS. 7.29d3m_ .~r .-v_ ‘-.I '-

Q _

_ l

____ » ailpurposes. Orders, verbal hy _mail or_

i»srtriis-r i-is-is -...ii ...iid si.- by telephone promptly attended _ to. Our’

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TONS. ,

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_ New nuvsnr|.»r.~MrN'rs_

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I _ MAIL CONTRACT _ snsniain Tnubniis. ,ddr

the Postmaster General ivillesiied to csivsd st ottsws iiiit`i1 Ns 'B "°` Friday, the l3th October 19?. on the conveyance of His’ M___1lt_»r mlilll. 011 a proposed Cuntrnciesiys our years, six round trips per or each way, over Kensington YL9__e_li___ Iplltzslgtitzllfgom the Postmaster _G_encru1.s Printed notices containing fum,

Finformation as to coiid` ` cr I

posed Contract may 1t|;;)nsse(;{,p"’i blank forms of Tender may be mil tained at -the Post Offices of 44,?)- merside, Kingston, Kelvin Grove “Ti nt the office of the Post (lilies It Spector st oiisi-isttstswii. “

POST OFFIICNES ~

PECTO' "' “ < \

Charlottetown, (I).kM(ih'

aotii Aii_giis't, 1911, '

. F. W

u-vdtiiaw. Psst <imcsHI}iii|i;Li..r

mg rriiiiis Now Mg -Made

onsnmlllnvostmontu in New 'l‘ ~ ~ ' western Uapndn. Most prospcroiigllpiir |\l8!0l‘y-Quick turnover.

TOFIELD, ALBERTA

important Jun t' P ' ¢, _~ - , (l|_'und Trunk lilldlst tr|c_t. Four Coal Mines. llig vprr 0].. posits, Bemililui Lake, Natural <,iir~i lust struck and Boom lmniini-nt. Biffiuliuiiriii lnvitlues surc. Close in lots, liiw |ii'ir-os in\_i\i_|_ily p:t,\'ii\i=n_fs_ nln iiiteriist. i ' 'i

rivn nnc, ~ ll t 1 "...

l’l.i'ns, l‘|'ici=s iiiirl (iiiull P‘i\Hrt'il\~ii'iir~l_'Kuhn"

1'ANAl>A.\vias'i"rowNsi'ri»: oo i ` ii:t_::‘_»_i_1_;{-i~i-it-t Block, Wiiiiiip'r-1:. C infiiliii

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BLACK DIAMGND LINE

_ /__ . ..

/f`_ ’ - _*wr* ____`__ _ __ '

'“‘ '- '7f;’i~~‘-~\-<q=5

Tuc S. S. “Ro£a‘inrl" sailing from

Moulrcril Friday night, Sept. Sth will Iii- duc at C|i'to\\'ii, Monday evening Sept, iith, mill 'lucsday Sept. izth, s:ii`s for Sl. _]ohn`s _Nc\vf`oun.|ln|i<l via Sydney varr_yiri_i;liorsr‘s and cattle oiidock mul |vrurlni‘o uinlcrcieck at lo`wosi pnsszilile mics For further parti\'iilui's as iofrciglil .uid piissiigo apply to

(`l\`I`own IlllN'l`AlN BELL & C0,

S*‘i‘l- 7, 191| Agents. q~S.f3i

TENDERS

_'l‘vr\der.i will lic rpci-i\'i=il by lliviiinlcr Hgiit-il up to unil on 'l‘hi|rsrIiiv tliig Tili clay plrientr-|iiliu|‘1’rox for thu following priv- ili-rres ut tho ltlxhiliitiou to he ln-l-I nt llliiirloltr-to\v_i\ front the Ztitli to ‘.'Sltli Sop- trnilicr next ii}¢_-[usiro

l. For th_e p_ri\'ilc[:c of entering.

.["or}irint|ii;: and aoliini: scori- c:ir.ln

I . for t ie Ri\cP_i<i. _

il. For -Hipplyliiir straw an roqiiiri-il. 4_l_<‘or soliiiitr feed for horses, cattle &c.

on zrrounr ia. _

ln No_si 2 und ttho highest onuny tonit-

ur and in `No_ :t the lowest on any limiter not iieqepnarily' u<:ccp\‘.eil._ _

Conditions may he ohtiiinetl nt officool

C. R. BMALl.\V0()l),

9-irlsi Sect’y 'l`rt-iin.

EYE STRAIN

' -AND IIEADACIIE

You ciinlt fell when ii licn<lat-lin in

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Election

Political Meetings- ill - Quccn’s Coullly

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dress Welir. PATONS. W. . B r y a n _ __se“;__‘:_'r_‘l“ya'E other plnrr.

_ _ _ ` tn he announced later- _ - invited

5ypyLIgH RE;-INED AND LOW will lecture at the Arena Rink. Charlottetown, The

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"Who is going to catch the Myster- _ _ _

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