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Wolfvillo. H. S.

This \\'e‘.`-known school opens September 6th.

Iwi). Its' oiii\` < ot' .~'tuil\' ir b .~‘ and

_c c _ i epare oy

ounz nien for L' -liege. f i' license to teach. for business and t` ir niecli~iv\i»_:-il pursuits.

The A(`ADl'J.\lY HOME, well furnished, rovides at mrderite cos: comfortable resi~ sencefor the students. Several teachers re- side in the home. promoting qui tness and diligence in study and assisting the boys in their work.

The II \.\'l.'_-\L TR \I\`I.\'G DEP \RT-

RENT with incre_=\_<ed equipment and courses in Carpentry. Wood 'fur -inn. Iron \\ ork and Drawing. offers special inducements to -those lookingfowards engineering o_r iiief-.li~anic_<. _

The CHOOL OF HORTIUL I-TL RE admits

éeademy Students to all its advantages free

charge.

Location beautiful and liealthful. Teachers 1 f culture and experience. A family school. .Board and Laundry $2.6) per Week- Apply for calendarto

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ARABIA GULLEBE

_ Wolfville, N. S.

The College will RE-OPEN' on

Wednesday 0o|:- Gill,

Iatriculutiom Examieations Monday and Tneday 0ct.5thand6th. V The 0URSllisar on sound educa-

tional principles, prov ' at the beginning iwoyaarsofprescribodwor and at trio en twoyoarsof work largely electiv-». The elec- thue&ra wlderange ot lite and scien-

atudieo. ew oliuaiouzht and

d the Collette ia _at the

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:;2:lstatl'ottwolveoxporlenoodand accom-

teaohen. ‘ -;

_'I'hlo»ale ive mnraes of study loadi-g to

yashldy of illlin, Calistlieolos. Shorthand _

_ Puma; enterany yearol the course for _which they are ntted_ or may lake selected

aiEa‘“'1<'rS.io"'n:s‘ mst' Siifiliihsimur M or guilt. or

r......._°r.~..'f erm °°°~° ~°~=°f=== sro: cost ot extra studios see Calendar, page

For iniormammiwmi i-mm moms. su... oi-

REV- A- ¢0l-looll,

Wolfville.

"the H MacDO\lALD Pri ° AL Aus] W . . ~ y BND

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li _Certainly-

Never pays to carry an unre- iable Watch. You never .know the time, and are con- stantly missing appointments on that account.

Wo sell Reliable Watolios only

We dont care to handle any- thing else. ' Call and give us the verdict of ‘ your inspection.

W. N. TANTON;

Jeweler.

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Pownal P- E- l-

oyaters, quahaugs, clams, trout, mackerel,

md fmmin meg, ,,,,_._,,,,,_ ,t the modda Blake|Q. C. and Mr. J. J. McLaren town at 7.15 standard gr, S5,

Q- C- in support of his contention He Peters at 9.20. Fare _ from Ch’Town

Coach gas toCharlottetown regularly once had no doubt that the Dominion and retum 75c. and a 00l‘l’$D0llding

Parliament had the power to prohibit __low_rate_from allintermediatestationn the importation from Province to A special train also leave lSonris“'

WILLIAM li`¢)§_ioo_y__§'°i;I6__ Province. For twenty years from 1873 10.40 stindard arriving at St Peters

Hotel. Hor es. carriages, and boats free to Kll.&l'»-'.

§2¢.i..‘n°.El%".§‘.w€.“i‘£.%°..3l’.¥..°‘“° “‘ “‘°

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cite. He proceeded to consider the

en t ey appoin e e oy

mission, the majority of whom re-

ticsl ” he had replied: “Quite So The result of the plebiscite is a seri-

1878 to sive the country prohibition.

country sutliciently matured and

the the Scott A t ° toad. -1 “h°. I"‘3'd °° P°"f°°° 'h°i"_

‘£03 whlbin in' Liberal; ;';:;:h°y"`f_. P.'°£°" 'ff __ Y mi dosing rw gms _nibiic 36%-x |____,_‘f’_£f.»__f".?-B-PAY °“ tl" “h°'>°.it’-ml' ‘ !-- ki di there. We would like to_help_the New

in favor of prohibition 21 Hrlllm. 'uc' _P°°P _ . _

fii.'."f‘a.. im' ni. nitri- °-vm _i-nv.; mire-»°r ,lewis A

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threefavor twiity; -o "

oufmf 100 voted 'go argued that theeig t -represen __ o minority and that the French people were almost unanimously the other way, as was shown also by the French vote in other provinces, Was it desirable to create, race animodty by forcing prohibition upon Quebec! In 1878 ' when there were large petitions from other proyinces for prohibition there were few from Quebec-only 14.000. Twenty years ago, and to- day Quebec was and is hostile to pr0< hibition.

Proceeding Mr. Bell said the tem-

perance people of Canada are now divided as to the duty of the-Govern- ment. A large element demand a

law in accord with- the majority of the lebiscite vote Another la e

Columbia live to fou in the Terri

1'; ~ _ t a large expense, I

tories two to one; in New Brunswiclif great attractions, among ghgm being, ~ throe to one; in Manitoba four to one':` Muttarts Celebrated SteomingGal1éry in Nova Scotia six to one; in P. E. and Merry-go-round, and caliope play-° Islandeightto one. “It seems to mg” ing a number of modern airs, .all said Mr. Bell, “that certain of the combined making the greatest and Provinces are as ripe now as they *most innocent amusement of the pro--° ever will be this side of the millenium.” sent age for all classes of people.

Mr. Bell argued that it is doubtful There will also be a first class band

_ whether the provincial legislatures in attendance. Should the day prove

2“1?,ni§§£°°_§€g2T '?dT&df ._§:;‘£§2é‘F1_ have the power to absolutely prohibit unfit, tea take place on Wednes- bnw, has Pham A wmpemwhz ghmi the_saIe _oi liquors_within their boun- day following. 1, ana ineiatmmusie. sports or su kinds and danes. citing opinion; of Mr. S. H, _ A special :rain will leave Charlotte-

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. DrA.W'Chases $81813'

“_ _dcalu'a.orEdmanson. Bates&Co..'I`a'ento.

July 5 tt. ‘

we had a law on the statute boolri 11.40. Return fare 45c.

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_'W In the event of you deciding to invest in a suitlor B ' A _ ‘

J )>.._-_»,.,_ ~_- _.fan/;_ j as /_= _._ youd a doubt.,` without a 'rival as a

j place of attraction, in the Lower `~= Provinces.

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_ A `w.A. LAWSON.

Sec .

The time has come; when you should look up -your , - 906 f1‘0m 10511 U0 1955 2 Wky ty '

_wardrobe and se how you are fixed for spring wai. 1 , -

_.__ f‘ i e _ _n_________ _ ____ H A H111” ~ ____ “§_?;__i|suuvon'scuinin1rr. ° ~ _ ,M _

___ _ _ _ p olnbited not only the s le,

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to Just Wlal lbut the importation and manufacture

Wm D* _p __ _ - -._ of liquors inlthe .Nort.hwestTerritories, *_ f _

-”`°“"`°"” " ` :'“"" 'i`l°`"`; ` l E r . It ri'-I -' _ f -'__ -S-_

- " ’ the United States and abroad but- i . - -

MR. BELL os Plzomsmox. fmm the provinces of_C.»nadl..’ The iM_Ev°'f ma" "uid hh’ °° °'°°“‘”“'

. . _ e as irge an estate as he honestl

"”-“` o stt to It of that Act had _ _ Y

We have “°“’ ‘he Hansard "‘°P°'° iielvierl lieiannachellleuged » °”‘“ f°' "ms" "h° 1"” ‘ff "_'°'Y b” df'

°f the SP€‘°°h d°|i"`°1’¢<i by _MR J- After dealing with she matter of Pendant "Po" hm' 1 _ ' _ R611 0" P"°hlbi°i0U- It is _“L0 lonli vendors for the legitimate sale of 1-Q|l_T|I0llll'lld A " f0\` \`eP""d“°ti°“ in 0\1l` 0011101113 bu” liquors in prohibited districrs for is within reach' of _cveryhealth " We Subloln an 0\lUiU8 Of his afgll' medicinal, mechanical and' sacra- 'industrious young-A mm w§.,,s§v';;» l11€Hfi_I Mr- Bell at me Olltflef Wild mental purposes, Mr. Bell suggested thesmall sunr-of~ _-I l' 5 _ ' ' the Ouse thai his Cinsflfuencyi that the Government mi ht take. en'-1 " ‘ 4' -- i'i'i 'A polled about eight votes in favor to Li,-9 wan-01 gf this b,-,mg¢1,_ Paying I nay one against prohibition at the plebis- S,,_1,,,.;e_., to the ,,e,,do,.s_ so that _ the /lfheinvests it in the North Ameri- `

latter could make no pr-;-lit by ° -

iigritude wnich our two political P‘“`- creasing their sales. He concluded lVeStlll€l1t ties and the Senate hold towards pro- that it would be wise to pgstpgng Guaranteed _ Rates GV ‘ hibition. legislation for the present. By next Reserve Surrender glues °v°mme°t .

The Conservative pa-rw had QU' session the Government and members - Iufoémtion cheerfuu '- dorsed prohibition in the abstract by. gf the House would have gime to con, ` _ y gweni

gllr. FOSGGIJS l'€S-')ll1UlOD ll] Tl'1&D‘ gidgr every phase of Uhe quastion and _ _ ___ __ was th ` hiffh water mark on the i ' ‘ 4

eir _,_., would then, he trusted, be prepared J K i

question. But in the some year Tilley to legislate along lthe line of prohi- ‘ - ' ' _ . ' ’ rejected .i resolution declaring _U19 bition by Provinces. _ 1 ‘ P' incial M

synopsis of Mr.Bell’s principal points. Wo reserve to another day a few

ported adversely to prohibitory legis-_ observations which vie desireto make _ _ _ __ _ _ _ `_ __ _ ,__ -

lation. Sir John Thomson answered in regard to his position. __>_\_\-_ _»»

a temperance delegation in these ~ ’ __ ' . j. ~ ' '

5 ‘A s stem of rohibition was _ _ -

oiirtuijf the quiistion anid could 'not be Tlfeslmsexi N- B- Record 13 3"

` odb th' G i'nment.’ And ` y , i -° - - I A ' A '

laitteyzhg whlan lgirolgharles Topper buyers “re m°tr°°°°d /_§° P°'7 three ilclll '- i - ` A had been asked by the London Dii1y*f°°"thS°f went pervmmd ISS f°f ' “’i-e ‘ f _ ’ » _ _ ~ V News whether the piebiscire' had not N" B'“°"i<=k °h°°S° “hw f°f';P-i E- ‘ * ‘ ` `

“pun prohibition out of practical psolij Island cheese. Perhaps a ' nicer way

» ~thqrit for the statement that chees

to put it would oe that Island cheese

- is given only a_ slight preference

ous blow to prohibition.” °f.` th” “dung lN°" lB"im`-

Mr. Bell next took up the attitude “"°k_ h” ”‘_’_"' _ h°‘_-ij l_¢h'°°_’°__

of the Liberal Pa_i;ty_ Mn Mwkenzie factories in operation £or__thirt__y .years was asked by _numerous petitioners in Put’ mme of them m°'k° °’

good article, but of course not quite

‘: -' ._ - - » h » upthe Island standard. It, might _be a.

§.‘;‘;';°.“.;i'.;'s‘..:;"°.‘;l’.'.‘.:.‘;'f.‘:‘~.t’.°°..: as is- -»-- N--» 1=-»-f---»-

to send some' of their _makers to

er

three quarter-not acentper

diS%e? An

positive cure-which notpinful or diicnlt `

a iii? _sf Q;

known, thcouly ahsoliuecuic for bl_inp,-iteh- ‘._ni¢saingan¢ipro °` »r' feel cure in the most aggravated cnsea

Mr. Isaac Foster. Erieview, Ont., says: "I

on u-cabled vim iicimig piles for :wo years andcoul_dnotsleepatnigl:|t. Iwashalferazed

and tried everything. Finally Dr. Chase's Ointineni advmised n-icd_ and found itgood. After a second application I fmmrl relief, and one large box _cured mc. Have never been bothered sincé, and I can re- commend it to all suiering from the same trouble."

Dr. Chase's Ointment is for sale by all

P - “S ` ' ' ' I °

element do not think it would 1

be wise to force the hind of the csv-' - ' I _ ` _ A. I I _ _C ’ ernment in this matter, The Con- _ _ ‘ __ " ` _ _ _ servative party stands op ed. The -- -_ _ I ` ' “ P - - ' _ `

Liberal leaders thought _the popular The Presbyterian congreg t' of - A I ` 1 sentiment not strong enough for na- Ent Sr. Peters has compldteidu ar lA“uHcwn£km: Au' "ms of Amy ‘ FM' my’

tional prohibition. The Senate is raiigemeiits for “A Great Easterri & hostile. _ T- ” H - _ _ . ~ _ff ‘_

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“Ars we them imp che.-6 1" inked Mihai; 913|. itil Pew" B” °° - Office’ M“'S°m° .Temple Ch“l`ml°°w"5

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Mr. Bell. He proceeded to argue in _As this is likely to be the last cout- ay 16 cod wa ‘

favor of enacting prohibition for such ing for this season the committee Provinceaas were strongly in favor of guarantees to spare no time or ex- prohibition. ln Ontario t-hevcte stood pence in making the day an enjoyable three to two for prohibition; in British one fox; all. `

We have secured a

The invitation is for all to spend a

-; I ln. fl rr" 1 1|.. - ll. few hours “tithe Bay’ be` n

.__’ pvercoat, etc., act promptly by ordorin the same is

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/s- /S fs <a~<a'¢~° f»;<'/-as -$4 ; on Lovow

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gountry was ready for prohibition. The abgve ig, wo think, 9, fair Office Queen St. (Uppen) _ (,'11;;|-|¢gg¢1;gf|§;.P_ E, I Th h 'td th R alCom~ ‘ ' ' - `

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` -d°l§9ll_5' Vhv-knows bnsinesgand one that has any

fm' lm PWR” Wm' “B515 the|p._to have anictal pl >.e

~Pnor. Mri.v1i.r.g.g,_Buoxr.m, ‘ '

‘ ` .Instruetor`Boston Dental College, it I M.”

In view of the vast amount ofinjurydoueto qs,

ers of rubber _or vulcanite plates, by thi. .¢f'fi umigg - ._ owning to the non condoctibility ofmbber, and as aluiuiuui

socheaplyproduoed andmaking asitdoesa rigid,lgh‘¢, ‘1

mb' 'omni im its sam. I ‘muon V i ,,,,,,°,,'° '°""‘ in sr .nd adhesion .rs obtained in aiirieulc sus., ii, gg;

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The abovc notation 4 1 9

<l _ sore frem_hiind_isdu_ by _

_whose close observation in many years _experience in

“med them tha “my ‘dVmt38°9 of metal rubber.

plate find that the ordinary plate causes ?'°t°> °f ¢h°_8¢U§S» SW . Bually causing the plggg gg 8”

°°5°» U°m9°lll\°B 5°l'0~l1ps. lore mouths and sore

wi :mania lml nm ami if i f I e 1 It is a' eouductoriof heat andcold, ° '

Br, __ tlngi 1° _mar 8 8.V6 Umg ' from ' ' ' _ metal pl_m_s____n0__ glue 1; mud pzirrons ford_whom we have made

can have _ _ _ _ an or mary plug gggim You

Y°\1l' Impression taken, and a metal plate made sam d

mul' Suafantéad 59081188 wemake. them ourselv B ‘y i"::.;‘;‘:..”:';.°*:,‘.:‘@.s‘...‘¥.°*‘-rd the Patient, el” we vm mm y us must give entire Batihfggbiga W _

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*u°" 'fi to leave our onion.

Teeth without pngg,

now _F__E_§ar1ors

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‘Pl°“sh sh-ewslafor on; but

our farmers do not needto 'till the ‘-‘Peace » omfnlto " _ is over, before buying their

at once, by calling at the _

share, or other plough extras can be h for less

better than any imported. ' Prove this at once. by

them. ‘ e

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Fl%.""°f»_ _ _gl suing-\1\:i.oie --th? t'a

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:ll are Ask your dealer nunihor_306. He his it. ` It'| _

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In ready nodes I have

est styles and nos Yoo should bsaable to pt

lease

YN Nqeire nd berthatmy_. P cmallflealelcanssll

You get the benent Ply too much- for your

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