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MONC'l`ON,December 29--With a

full team out. and a “little~million" fans lining the boards at the Vic- toria riiik at one o'clock today, the Vice held their initial season's prac- tise-and it was a peach. Those out were Wortman, Povey, Murphy, Sniitli, Crockett, Crushing, Norman and Edington. The spectators were most enthusiastic over this first per- formance, and well pleased with the work of the new arrivals. The import- ed trio acquitted themselves most creditable, all seeming to possess the necessary speed, plus that all-round etlieieiicy ilint stumps the finished player. Uiifortunntely for Murphy, he broke a skate and was forced to dis- continue.

An agreeable surprise was contri-

buted in the performance of Jimmy (fiisliiiig. Thn former \'ic wing, tho appearing strange to the skates at first, displayed old-tinie form and went a liurd, consistent pace that spelled excellent condition. _

The sonic can be said of Crockett; and tliei-0 can be no doubt but that so fur as condition goes these two. lisive it nn the rest. Joe put up a snappy iiorkoiit, and every shot, with the some old "smoke" was dead on the meshes. t‘roi:kett has a neat trii-k of shooting from almost on a

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“lil SlllliliiGH IS FINE

Since Taking Na-llrii-00 llyspepsia Talllels"

7-lrs. J. illerkliiigcr, \\'n'_erloo, Ozit.,

1-' Ziiisiasfii-iillyreuo:ii:xion-1::Nu-Dru-Co l _ pi-;i:.i:i 'l`:ibluts_ iii-i <'.\;p4~ri:;-iirc witli 1_l_~ ui, as :ho ti:Lliiit~-' i'_, t-vplriizin \\'l;_v_

'*l wus -grc'.illj.' \roi:l»l/;il with my

st’~:"incli”, she irrili--;_ “I liiiil taken :.0 iii; l1iiieilit‘iiic1l1'i!l iiiiglitsny to take :ii._i' more ivoiild only l.-c 1ii;ikiri;_{ it \ior_~.~, _\iy e-loiiizirli jii:-t it-lt i':i\'.'_ I rt_.1lolNi:-Dr'i1-Co ll_v_~.};t-p:;in 'l`uhlcts, null ii liiily fririiil told int- they were \'cry cusy to tal;--, _so l ilioitglit I woiild give them ii ti'i;il :intl r;zill_\' they \\'orl;t d woiidt-r_<. An_\<>iic liiiving niiyiliiiig \\ro:i_-4 with his _wtoiiizirli should give _\.i-llrii-Co Dysp<~}v_~'i;i 'l`;ihlels :I trial, they will do the r;:.t. .\ly stoiiincli is

fini: nov: and I can out iiny food.”

Om: of the many good lcaitures of

Na-llrii~k`o 1)yspcp.~ain 'l`u.blcts is th.'il. 1lio_v iiro so 7.-lezisaiit und easy to take. Thi- rc-licf they give froiii lieartburri, ilzitiili-rice. bilioiisncss :ind ilyspepsin is ];r:>n1pt niiil perninueiit, Try our after civil iiieril--tliey'll make you feel like

ri new person.

5oc. ri box :it your druggisfs coni- ciiiiileil by thc I\'.itional Drug and ii-_»niic:\.l Co. of Canada, Limited, i\ir\ii‘ire.'il. |43

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_gn i.uoi 'ra ruu

in iggisui

uw wrists 125 Pnuins, nuts in "noir-i-nviss"

PLANTAGENRT, ONT. Jan. 31st, xgio. “_-\.!.o_ut March ist. 1909 I was taken

ileatlily sick with Liver Co’n estion and Stomach Trouble. I failcif from 125 pounds to_So pounds and was confined to

_ bed for eight weeks. The doctors said | they coul do nothing fornie, and as

n last resort, one of tlie doctors told me to try “Fruit-a-tives”~if they would not cure me, nothing would.

, My husband bought some "Fruit-9,

tive_s” and insidseolf ten days, I was able lo cave my . My stomach got strong and I could eat and retain my loo¢l.‘ Tcidlay, lLw'etgg_l_iE125rpounils”_

Mit A l N CADIEUX

-5oc. _a box, 6 for $2.50, 'or trial size, z3c. Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa,

' line with the poles, and however he manages to find the ofl corner, as he does with a space of about three inches to shoot at from his wing, has always been a puzzle. He usually hits the post but the rubber whirls in instead of out. ' l Norman while not in the -best of _condition nevertheless showed a [bunch of speed, while Jack Ellington lshowed a marked improvement over llnst season; the whole bunch keep- -ing Wortnian e. busy msn from fini:-face to finish.

i Taken all_ round the workout was ri much- m_oie snappy and strenuous _one than had been anticipated. The ;ii-.e wus in excellent condition; and a ‘few more such as this before Tues-

'tiny night should mean a lot.

TO OIL WHEELS OF JUSTICE. _

LINCOLN, Neb. Dec 23-Men* bcrs of the Nebradlfa Bar Association _gathered here today und began what _promises touhe one of the most im- .portant annual meetings in the his- _tory of the association. In ailditioo :to listening to addresses by several lroted jurists tue convention will rc-

iceive and discuss the report from the committee appointed by the associa- tion a year ago to recommend a. rc- vision of the codes ol procedure with a vicw to eliminating tcchnicalities _and removing obstacles which at pre- lsent hinder the course of speedy jus-

ltice. The report, among other things suggests a revival of the oilice of lxlistrict attorney for the judicial dis- stricts of thc State and recommends

li iili

in G-1urdiun’s lilummolh Piano and Organ Voting Contest. ll i.~i~.~nin sittings, nnyunng in ine gen-

lloets Polled iipto Noon on Friday Dec. 29th. llppear Below. L_

DISTRICT NO. ONE. _

lncliiiies flhnnlottetowii, Summ

rue, tioiiris and Georgetown,

Mrs. lfidele Perry..........z._..____.

Miss Minnie lvlortimer....... .......94 Weymouth Sl:.._....

lvliss Florence Rcvel1...... Miss Mziy Let'-lEtll`........

erside, Alharton, Kensington, Monta-

243,470 220,020 01,260 60,470

_. Siimiiiersirle ......

,.243 Fitzroy St_.`.... _A7 Reserve St_.._..

DISTRICT N0. TWO.

Includes all Post Olllees and villages in Queen’l County

Cliarlottetown.

Mrs. Miss Miss

G. W. 'l"honipson..._... T~T1\l'Y Cnllaghau.._..._.

I-ill’ _ . Ul‘S5i0 M. Stevcnson._.__.. Angeline Buote..._.......... . Liilinn M. l’row_se._...... Edith l\lclntyre.........

Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss bliss illiss bliss lilies i\li1\‘s bliss

.lzimima Walsh......_... .lessie l\lcl.aiiglilan_......

DIS'l`R.`[C'I‘

Mi

Alberta Caselcy...,._,___.

lda B. McKinnon

or hy McDonald.

Douglas..._......_.... M. McDonnld...._...

Davison

Mary Drake.,....._....... .. .......Mill View......

Jessie McKinnon...... _......l.e\vis, Lot 60...... Blanche Duck.......... _ .......1-‘leasant Grbve.._,_. .

ldiliiri Mny _blcN0ill,...... Catherines_..... l~.mma A. l_ainont._..........._...._.....St. Catherincs...... _ 1-:va iiiciiiesen...__.___...._.......__.......N<=w Glasgow----~

__ Inclliiics the Post Odlccs and villages of Prince and King'» HCS Blccptiug towns and villages included in District No. One.

Miss Annie Green ..... .__..........................Central Bedeque...._. ........... ..

“B L°"°“° ~l1°D°w1ld-------- --------sein. nay unsc.._.._ sz-4,020

Lyiiuie VunI<lerstiue_...._. ._ ..._.St, I>eters,_,,_, D Ot - . ......-.K' -

Bay Centre...._.

Gallant. Vlilo, Lot 9 .... __

except

251,460 214,010 176,120 160,580 130,180 129,060 107,670 87,220 61,8110 60,230 25,400 17,000 15,010 6,000

so

,_(lrap_a\id....._ ._Emyvale_.....

._Sullolk.._,_. ..-._ _,Wheatley River..___. _,Rusticoville._.... .. ..tihcrwood......

~-Mill Cove_...._ .

.Fairview .... ._ ..St_. Catherines...__

NO. THREE.

Coun-

333,000

..-l3nrlington...... 276,430

Annie Hu;;hcs......._... ........-Lenvllle, Lot . _ 239,910

S r= con 178,080

166.420 152,320 136,960 124,090

ingsboro, Lot 41......

---Hd. I-iillsboro...... ... -~-Little I’oiid_.....

Bridge..._.. . 122,830

. 70,260 . 65,620 . 47,390 .. 36,720 .. 5,000 ._ 5,000 ._ 5,000

300 100

Station...... ._ Road._..__

P E I ..

Lot 52._.....

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MERCHANATS

men generally need to start l9l2 with some new

Office Supplies

stocked with _

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Cash Books.

Index Books. Files

for

Cues, are you using

have them. Only $2 50 bought right and sold

Letters and Invoi-

¢.°¢°_°X»TG\f~Y»

Llmllcd. °

suuu uui. uu reveribeu Ol' Blldctacl I0! .errors in the proceedings which do

dant. A reduction in the number ol pre-emptory challenges allowed the side of the defense in all criminal proceedings is recommended, also an amendment providing that in gil civil jury cases a verdict from ten members in district court and five in justice court shall be binding.

AS A DISEASE.

TREAT ALCOI-IOLISM

TORONTO, December 31.-By the

establishment of a farm of three 0; four hundred acres by the city of To- ronto, 8 short distance out of the city for the treatment of those con- victed of alcoholism, it was hoped that much crime would be prevented. Committee Rooms tonight at 8 Seventy-eight per cent. of crime in the United States is traceable to ai- coholic drinks, and about the same proportion obtains in Canada. .

These were the statements of R. C.

Harris, property commissioner of T0- 1'0Dli0. Wl-10 has collected elaborate

before the Friends' association ir. Foruin hall yesterday. Tlhe farm it was hoped to have in working ordei in about two years.

The institution would be modelled

after the Cooley Farm at Glevelaiiii which included ii, tuberculosis sani- tariuin, an industrial home for the mentally weak, an old-age retreat, and A colony farm for oiienders. ln that whole establishment was not a firearm nor a. door secured by bolts or bars. The whole staff consisted of three farmers, 9, dairyman, and ii superintendent. The inmates liao iine,airY- open, suiilit dormitories, beds that no one would despise. rlenty of wholesome food well served. an-:l thc ‘vhole place was giving ex- cellent results. The discharged ln- niates had formed ,, .missionary band in Cleveland to provide food, hoiisiiig and clothing for those who \`\'ei'e down, and it aimed at giving cl/ery

one it chance. _

Mr. Harris nunoiiiiced that the gov-

)riinient would be asked to Permit the passing of indeteriuinatu Lei-ii-I-cr>‘ bv magistrates on iiien convicted of ei.- ccssive drinkinir. They would no to this farm and be treated not as orleiiders, but as men-liaving H dis- fiisc, and they would obtain a cllance of becoming good and useful citizens and an asset bo the state. _

MORINE SAYS IT IS NOT

A FISHING COMMISSION

OTTAWA, Dec Z8-Chairman Mor-

ine, of the new board of civil service investigators discussing the probable scope of the inquiry, today said the uiziin object was to get at the wcnk- ness in the departmental administra- tion, and thus by cutting them out improve the etliciency of the service

a whole. It was not intended to

make it a muck-raking expedition, he said. There will be both public and

01':-il public interests being wide open

the public. Counsel will he engag- -to bring out sucli facts as'it may found necessary to prove after.

'THE NEW YORK I-IIl;’I’ODliOME.

Holiday crowds still fill the hir

New York Hippodrome twice daily. "Around the World” 9, series of gor- geous spectacles enibraeiiig everv country on the face of the globe, provide rleliglit for the eye and ear and make 11 specially fitting enter- tainment for this ` time of the year. There are seventeen special sets ol scenery, 200 animals, . 1200 people on the stage and more than 3000 cos- tumes employed in the gigantic pro- duction. (ln Sunday evening, Decem- brr 31. New |Ycar’s Eve, Mme. Em- ma. Eames an:l_Signor de Gorgozn ' in o` ' t ~

ri he

were heard at the Hippodrome j int concert accompanied by .ht Russian Symphony Orchestra. It was the only public concert given by lfames and :Jorgoza in New York this season.

DIED OF LOCKJAW.

HAMILTON, Ont, Dec., 28--Eva

Vishea, 14 years old, died of lockjaw as the result of running a nail into her foot five days previously. She s'\.ffered terribly since the disease de- veloped last Friday. w

S FATE OF Onio. Uirvorronicno. } ss

Locks UoUN’l‘v

Frank ,I Cheney ninkcs oath that he is

senior partner of the_flrm of F. J. Cheney it (‘-o.doing business in the Oit oledo. "ounty and State i1foresiiirl.:in t said firm w ll pay the sum of ONIO RED l>t)l.LAlt‘§ for each and every c of Cat- wrh that cannot be cured hvtliciiae of iiiire ontni-nh cure. i=‘i<ANK J. oiiicsisv Sworn to be-fore me and subscribed in my presence, this Gth day of December,

/l ll. 1880 '

(BEALI A. (QLEARON.

_l\o'i'niiY P1rni.rc_

liall‘s Cqtarrh Dure is taken internally,

und ncts directly on the blood and muc- ous _ surlnces of the system. Bend lor t-stiinonials free.

F. J CHFNIGY & UO, Toledo, 0

’Sol|i bv all l)ruggists. 75c. _Take l`inll's Family Pills for constipa- ion.

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TIIE CUP TIIAT CIIEERS

llomlnon Blend Tea (Registered) Are you dispirited 7 Are you out of sorts 7

A cup of Dominion Blend Tea

ill mit you on your feet.

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T0 All 0111'

Patrons We Wish

l A Merry and _ Prosperous 1 New Year

Special discounts on

I-

data on the problem, in nn address

not affect the interests of the defen- OSHKOSH Wis., Dec, 29-Miss

Bowman, a graduate o! the-

riivinity nnunni of Lombard Coiiegel was ordained to the Universalist niin- l istry today of this city. Dr. Effie Mc- `

Jones, of Waterloo, Iowa.,

Laura

Gollum preached the ordination sermon.

'ro 'mn MINISTRY. ’ " "' "1 `f‘.' T

fl`i Bargains in

and Boys' Clothing

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D0 TOR I ADVI ED

H0 PITAL

Lydia E. Pinkliam’s, Vege- Compound Cured Her.

But table

years ago I was married 'and went to

housekeeping. I wnsdnot fgeling will ~-sé=§é:= -_;i=;?fs;75s=lf=§_§s=.. an 90" lar Y IIT5i“§;i*`='_i_‘E§t§,'5““i'”"““M215” drag myself along.

_ `.\.\\\ I had such tired

bad, and I could

not eat or tilt-up _ , I had headaclics too, and became al- la; most ti. ne rv o ii s -, ' If; wreck. My doctor :.35->_=_:;;_';=;=;,__=..._ar _ 5155;.; wld me to go to 3 liospitnl. I did not like that idea very well, so, when 1 saw your advertisef ment in a paper, 1 wrote to you for advice. 1 have done as you told nie.

“I have taken Lydia E. l-’inklinm’s

Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, and now I have my health. _ _

“lf sick and ailing women would

only know enough to take your medi- cine, they wouli get relief.”-Mus. Ili-;NJ. H. Srnxsisrinv, Route 6, Box 18, U ppcr Sandusky, Ohio. If you have mysterious pains, irreg-

ularity, backache, -extreme nervous- ness, iritlaniination, ulceration or dis- placement, il0ii’t: wait: too late, but try Lydia E. I’inltliam'S Vegetable Coin- pouiid at once. - _ _

For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham’s

Vegetable Compount , made from roots and herbs,hnsbeen thc`standardrei_nedy for female ills, and such unquestiona- ble testimony as the above proves the value of this famous remedy, and should give everyone confidence.

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You are never lonesome the b1ue‘=,tired or weary

if you own an Edison phonograpli for it makes the highest salaried artis- tes in the entire world of entertainment play and sing for you whenever and whatever you want them to.

in

Old and young big and little will get such supreme diliglit from

the E d 1° S o n Phonograph

that you cannot afford to be without it. It is the strongest, most natural and simple of all sound rcprodncers, plays the longest records, needs littlc attention, runs noiselcss- ly, will never wear out and is abcautiful ornziiueiit to any room in any home, O11 the list of lidisoii artists are llie. best singers and inusiciaiis the world has ever heard.

i

Plionograplis $19.50 up.

Cill in today and hear one.

A.E. Toombs

177 Queen St.

The

Thermos

` Bottle ‘

is without doubt one ofthh best inventions of the present day. No home should be without one lt keeps contents hot for 24 hours and ice cold for 3 days. its uses are many. ln :asc of sickness when hot drinks are nelsary at night it in indispens-

- able also where there's a baby

in the house. For full particulars write us.

- Prices-

-_ _ | i ii i i

this week, liar pints $1.25 to $3.50 pgs no Iflur oiggmlglln :Z1 pi-`§}§|s-

' qu $3 5° 1° $5160

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i‘~l.,\`_,-i-\--.-..-., feelings, m y back ~,¢__.-1 ll- -`f'=<' ._.,` h u rt, m y sid c s _ . ached, I had lilzzd- _ ’-B » der trouble aw1'u!lv

- “_ , ‘fir - 'NW “ll”

W N,e_I§Pl°“ . E. A. Foster, v.:i:iir:.;."a6:`.h~. .iril':i.°l.f.i:

S“°"”"'°‘ °°“"“‘ ”""'*°'° Star S tc e in _ La ii n tl ry

ocket book

x possible.

These bargairti are _ undoubtedly some of the best

you have ever beéi-odered. ' _ _ _ _

T he' line includes sucli a splendid _assortment of ._

\ n1en’s overcoats, trsusers and shits, boys' 511115. 0v¢1'C0atS 5 `an<l pants, and cays thatgll clothing reqnirments can be

satisfied here at prices that will make a big saving in your

` P Scime ol’ the lines are very_ small and at the prices

marked- they will go like wildfire so If you want t0 get

' a picking from the best we advise you to Shop as early as

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if P lllack beaver overcoat, regular io-50 5”' » -~ ~ ~~~ ~ -- - -- - - - $9- _ _ifffii-ff;,r_E§?f`;f§:.’_" `-"_

Black beaver overcoat $15. value for. _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l2~75 ;_"_ Better than above splendid value at $18. for . - . .. _ _. _ .. _ ._ $l5. 2.3¢*-_-=‘__=' ' A few _sm-¢;,,1 College, Cgnve,-inund Senator coats in browns, dark , _»___‘ ii._,=______i____;'__§_§__,§§_;_,§E£33 _'_;,,~_.~.;_

1 greys, and stripe patterns to cleur nl. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . : - - . - ~ - - sw- _’ `;;5"fIi `i‘if"»I~.

|"9~"C)’ 11"'-Y C°"V¢"¢f’ C0“» °“l}”‘ few 'ef' and they Wm g° fam fm' s i:__`fi.:'., " .S

* they were bought below rrgular price. Regular $15- Our price . . . . I .$|2- '*

Heavy beaver overcoat, ipiilird lining, fur collar, only 5 in lot,

' _ regularly priced at $22, our price - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - » - - - -- -slat 5:->‘.`_; ;:_'f.j__i5=§.°€l`\'-‘ati n ` A heavy fancy brown (weed caan in Lonverto stylei "eg`“|“'lY “"5 il 5" '6'75' *‘"' l"l°“"-' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' '" su' ` 'V ` 1 A Sr'-*fi-I Mrk srrv uni brown llfll/"Is CDSM C0112:-re Style. fP"’“l‘§d as

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2' 5 ._ . ._ , _.g _ value ni 17 51, our p_r _ . ._....._ . _,_._' ~__,-.\-,_-__.__,-. 3 i sizes 35 :ind 39 only, rvgiilnr $2: van' to €|BBl'1l! . . . . . . _ _ . _ . . . ......... _....$|5 if7“:‘:\-" xy -_ __ V;

' Two Conve-rto cunts very lates styles, in brown lwecd, diagonal - » 'ln __

_ ,,,Ȣ$ _

stripe effect, sizes _'.8 nn-l no, splrndil value at $21-50. OUI” PYICB- --"5 ‘ 1,-‘_~_f.-"

Three fur coats, regularly sc.l 'fdl' $3010 CIW* at- ~ - - - - - ° ° ~ ‘$2 _ _` _ I

` Two .ight grey bf-uas.;r rears, vtry latest style, diagonal stripe eff ect,

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Upper Sandusky, Ohlo.- "Three Bargains ` ’ M i

. _ ."»<."_i1’.~’<`:-'.£?‘

1 _.ii ~».?:`_.~f=2~_l.'T’ 1'-,ii.,-i-_ -=»;_--.2 'livin'

. mack heave, Ove,-wit, velvet collar, splendid value at 9.5o, our __ __________,_-____-____ ._______,_E___, _:___ ___,7,

Y - ~*' " i' """» College coat heavy light grey tiiceil, dingciial stripe, double breast_

1 eil style, sizes 38 and 39. splendid lnrgain $12. our prirc - - - - - -- - - - -SIU __j_y_j-

. _ _ _ .- ._ ____

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. $8. ___ é _ _> ,_ V* _, __,

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Four dark twecgl Criiverto coats, _fi faiicy stripe. effect sizes 28, 30, 3

\

f , and 32 iwgjularly sell for $0.-;o our

=‘ price . $4.95

20 oveicoats for boys between 7

- ` and 16 years, regularly. sold for

" $6.50 and $1] 75 for $5.50 and

` ......_....._..$6.50

l`wo-piccc suits to fit boys be-

iwevi 6 ami i i years S2, $2.50 and $1.75.

l`vio-piece suits fer boys between

6 ‘iid 15 years, extra good value at $115 to ........................ _ .SIU

Three-piece suit for boys between

lczind io years, all the latent styles in fancy lweeds and worsteds. $500 to .................... ._ $l2 1 .inickcrbocker suits, Lion Brand, do b o seats :inri knees, fancy Hew- sm tueerls :ind worsleds. price $415 I-1.. . _ . .._ . ......$12

11-_Q 1xx;

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Boys’ flvcrcoals Boys" Suits 4 winter Caps

A splendid line cf winter caps her:

now, liigest grade throughout

priced at 75c, $l and .... ..$|-25-

. Boys' Pants

Odd pants, to fit boys between 5

and 16, alot of these have double

seal and linros, splendid value :it

75ct0.._.. _ ..... .... ..$l-50-

. L_ Meni’si Suits and Odd Pants

_A splendid line of sample

$11.75valiiefor........ $14 for.. .. ._ $i5for

_,_

a bargain in Montreal a short time ago $10 _=,o value for $6.09

`~-/_-'i-;_f-;___~;n~1_:~»_<1_>u:~ rs _ ni . ____ _

suit~ bone ht nt

....._$7.s7 ...__....$0_67 ._......$io.49

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cable gram fro_m Dr. Sun Yat Sen. the newly appointed President of China, urging the (‘-hinese National Association of America to seek out talented rind experienced Chinese in this country, for service in the l_"ro- visional Government, has nirivcd

The Latest “L.

SMITH” Typewriter has Ball

Bearing joints and all the new- est features that apply_to type-

Thereare over 6 5oBall Bear- `

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Charlottetown Steam

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Dear ___ press from Halifax.

Navigation C0., Ltd. Change ol: Time

30th October. l9ll. ,

Conmenoiu Mcmia the ith lo

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G. W. WAKEFOIKD.

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RELIABLE AND POPULAR ROUTE

WINT lt F IRES.

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Fuvticlrrts, literature and information HKDXL to ocsl ticket agents. Bnziuige o ec ed throuch to dcntinntioxp.

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