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PERSONAL. tev. Archiba'd Gunn, of Bloomfiek registerel atthe Queen Hotel
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FEBRUARY
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. 6 re) low . aot ee a oy pas ee ita Willey Dodge tonight. Ernest EK, Ross, Quebec; T. H. Keating, = ‘ : hird degree and important business. Halifax. a os ; I'he many friends of Mr. Maurice Biak | pels peeeennniie cite al Mere an} f . Maurice Biake ‘ \ it least ONE black for caieiiael to keg = oe | be pleased to hear that he is recover . . “j day were making a Shs a ing from his severe illness. . lh : ————— » Alex. B. Clark » efficie at; aly aml aie i ee, | Mr. Al x. E. Clarke, the efliciect station i hich ny | seem davion : : : } mes-er at Souris, is in the city, a igh. grad fabrics | 2ero during the bight; one above at nine It ’ ¢ . : : : Fach thin maeeloe t 18 p.easing to note that Hon. Thomas “lf . his morning. . . ! | Pes W. Dodd, who hes been for some time ill, -al| I : ; pape = in heed is 80 far resover.d as t» be able to walk i ‘ : bi a aoe e s ‘ross ne . Cc S usuai t hy The T ‘it poses ; i ed sat : b oad again. < . A EY M ES : 2 rs sual today. » matl special reached a i & the city at half- ast one. BONSHAW DI ssinaiiete ‘ieamiis N Matti i -a{| i All the best in English and American [ats and Caps. ; ) d i NG , 4 ‘ . ‘ ao ¢ y e All w Cashmeres, 4i ins wide,¢p { Cr : > - +" ees fats. 4 atting anc Rugs. iD é URCH ALTERATIONS — ir eed n , . 5 ° . . os ~*¢ i. hr t ue eee tl . The Young People’s Debating Saviets | a : : ope ! S 0 1e@ interior ¢ we ot Rone w So ] ,lav ey : ce black ( acnenere, & , Kirst Mett ods: Church will cost about oe in B nena School on Monday ae ncaa ' @| as tes ing, Feb. 8th, with a large number of! 2 4 a 2 & A kt he eee hme een me bbbdbbhbbd bth bbh4h4444444 444444444 464442858 - s Bs ee ms 1) : : SBaSBi42 25242 2525 552 2525252252525 55552= a2. 5252.52 i= = = = == SS] SS] S325 622522524542. 2.2E.2.5=E.52255= 25> ; if members present. The subject for discus: | SSS SS SSS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS £5 525255=5= — 2 === 2552225225225 & & = ‘ uisitely finished Cashmere r : - on was: “Which endures the most | wk, 46 inches wide. good H HESTRICAL ihe manager of the Opera! hardship, the sailor or the soldier ?” ote Mice Touse has close : . ; ] Fost w finest vals show! ae Dr: : me sc —. vie Daniel A. Kelly’=| Messrs. Angus Dart and Malcolm McNevin c y at the price, e ores tic : ompeny é r the week com-—| were in favor of the sailor, and delivered vehCing August Zod oat 2 ; oe ee ee snes : ; elcquent speeches onthe subject. Messrs. ; ) oe - j y 4 Ire a . : Hessel] D. MeNevin aod Alexander Me- | e- AST IN THE lee— Tne Stanley left | Dougall were on the opposite s‘de, oS SSS Se SS Se = SSS SS SS ee Se EOE Se 4 avy silk finis Cash % tou for Georgetown yesterday morninz The following members were brought scliilachiiliie —_— SESS SEE ESS SS SSS SS =S=e=F=S=S " — ' ‘ ' atest accounts she. ws Tae ae oe : ~ oe =o ce = = | — = == me heat ack, the kind | ott Cs t accounts she. was fast in the into the Society :—Dennis Bolger, Michael == S = SS SS FS SS SSS FSS SSSoSTSeSTS+TTT?T SSTsTrr+rrTTTT SrTrTyryTyyTTTTTrTerTectSeSeCSCSC+T TT +T TFT at 1} 1 enie tf Caribou ‘earracher F ns . a" C.-T oT he 2S ere ee wees Sos eS. hl Um * " . ¥ ’ ; vy Y ere 4 gi os . at ] eae Se aribor Carragher, Francis Carragher, Hubert 7 price Se. Oe a iae — _ . . Vissey, James Carragher, Ewen C. Me | 2. . = A. “4 v. Mr. Bryan, tector Lean, Edward Conway and Ewen Lamont. SERCES. a oe * » will jecture in St. Jam 8 The subject for debate on Monday, Feb. 3 5 9 x + in n oun ae next. Subject,| 15, will be: * Which gets the most infor- «ll ii 2 6 oc SG Good black al’ woo! Serges 4 (in. 25 ’ pth orenpeg ere mation, the traveller or the reader?” The wide, sale pric? be ee vo. meeting will open at 7 o’clock p.m “al - j |} To Sup-cripers.— Will subseribers to ry C Hea Serge, 444%, | Tre Dairy Examiver, who have received ae a 4G | biils‘‘for ‘subse eee ee oe “ ch, *} . 1 ' ' Or su S8CTiy tions now due, please F Wn > » ape , Soe J | ailiend 00: the paspa averoptiy aed oblice. oO ME Arti Lery.—The officer com - x'ra wide, 4 h back, all i - . manding the Artillery in this Province “al ; wi avy, special sale We | Dotxe rae City.—As we go to ;ress we has bai an official intimation from the a at » P | notice Messrs. Dawson asd Bartlett with a D:partment of Militia thatthe Garrison th sesenstuenviieees, semuhsnigiililae “ © Riedl? Diet ee Oi: | handsome pair shewise Mr. abenctein an ene are to be armed with < } . +} ; the arti anr 2g ar he é ws ~— » very handsome, yet soft, rich je "7 i¢ | the sights of our city on market day. § “ean i fi | aa “pe — will > < e sae eed cee Snider—Enfield rifles ow in use wi ve ’ ," , ive & ’ . . »al] . , , 2 + aif iii | Tae Sraxtey w be laid up at George- | © led in. An issue of Lee-Enfi-ld rifles | Whi : : . . He 3 E . ~ to 20 . Pa : MERINOS. | town on the 19:h or 20th inat.. to have her | Wil! be made for the use of Artillery marks- -atlf » hite and C jored Shy is, Tix 8, Coll irs, Braaes, ete, boiler cleaned and machinery adjust men. -} All wool Black Merino, Qa ed. She will be offthe route about ten . = : OSE | days. I. 0. G. T.- It was a pleasing sight to as ou a see the ante-room of Charlottetown Lodge ‘ : ak landsome blue black Merino, 42 > i ’ r j : t rd } initiati | ‘ : . ’ “doe | Opera Hover. F: 257rH.—Doll dri!) crowded with applicants for initiation la t ; joches wide, special, . . ; j 7 pec | muster of matwens, Grecian drama and|2ight. Owing to an unusual press of ey
oh we Rick, heavy, jet black Merino, inches wide, price
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lue black 4 43 inch, 62¢
Jet black and blue, black pert ricu color, exquisite I special price,
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‘ seas : By a little error, THe ExamrIner made ts say Cashmere l4c, instead of 24 on Saturday.
Moore & McLeod.
1897 Calendar
Notice.
Haszard & Moore,
Wish to inform their many patrons in Town and Country, that owing to the rush of work in their PRINTTING and BOOKBINDING Department, (printing presses are running day and night), they will not be able to publish their Lance CALENDAR this year,
They alse wish the public for liberal patronage past, and trust that to business, in their Large New Prem ises, on Sunnyside, well kept stock, and low prices, to large ly increasé their trade.
HASZARD & MOORE
Fashionable Stationers.
to thank y buy in the
by close attentior
A new lead pencil has the lead small enoneh to move freely inside the wo “l
and a smal! clutch near the shagp end
to move the lead forward to the open- ine in the point, thus permitting new lead to be imserted in it when desired.
To prevent trains and trolley cars from running into drawbridge openings a Michigan man has a device which automatically raises a section of the track to the right height to engage the wheel of the car, thus preventing fur- ther progress.
A new bicycle ball-bearing has two
gets of bails in each side of the hub, a rotating ring being placed between them and acting as a cone and cup for the outer and inner sets of balls re- spectively, the hub and shaft forming the remaining cones and cups in the usual manner
A ne cycle-propelling device has he pedals placed in levers which en- Sace the ususé sprocket wheel by clutch the d nward motion of the pecal lever! ngaging the sprocket wheel and turning around a short distance, ' n the pedal returns and the opj ced down
Hood’s Sarsaparilia is known to be an
honest medicine, and it actually cuns when all otbers fail. Take it now. paneminati Was there everaman or woman so
blind that they would not see che superior value in our carpets and ijace curtains? All we ask is comparison Our stock is composed of all the newest and moet ele- gant designs made, uu i bought d rect from the manufacturer for hard whicb places us beyond the reach of any compe- titor in the city—Prowse Broev., the Wonderful Cheap Men.
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MARRIED
At the Manse, Jan. 27th, by Rev. Thos. F. Fullerton, William C. MePhee, of Long Creek, to Mixs Lucy Ann McEachero, of the same plece.
Atthe residence of the br de’s father on the 2nd inst., by Rev. M. Canpbel, Joha D. Nicholso»,of Lot 30, to Miss Jane McLennan, daughter of Murdock MecLen- nan, Harteville.
On the 4*h inst., at the residenceof Vr Hugh Gillis, the bride’s brother, by Rev M. Campbell, Mr. Philip McLeod, of Be- deque, to Mra, Catherine McDonald, Rose Valley. A SS
DIED
In Boston, Massachuset's, on Fcbruary 4th, Harriet Arnelia Stewart, widow of the late Robert Bruce Stewart, Esy., of Strath Gartney, Prince E.dwerd
Mayne
tayoer Mayne, Commander R. N.
At Head of Hillsborough, on Feb. %b, Mrs. W. L. Douglas, widow o* the late W. L. Douglar, aged 82 years.
At Brudenell, on Jan. 13th, after a ling- gering illness, which she bore with Chris- tian patience, Mies Charlotte Stewart, s¢«- ond daughter of the late Peter Stewart aged 43 yeare.
To-day, Feb. 12th, at Tracadie Crosr, Johanna Lacey, beloved wife of Thomas Lacey, aged 65 years.
{Funeral on Sunday at 2 p. m.)
At Brackley Point Road, on January 27th, Joseph A., youngest son of Mr. avd Mre, Joveph Stewart, aged 3 years onl 6 moothe. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family.
At St. Peter’s Bay, on Jan. 8th, Mati'da Selict of the late John Steele, aged 79 qeare,
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many other attractions at the Opera House
mn Beb. 25th.
make no other engagement.
ic aeiiceaien Sxatinc Race—Howatt and Gaudet -kate tonight, en! the racea will be very hot! contested. Gaudet has not been
ar this winter, but he will have to skate fast tonight. ich tiliiain
Moze Scmmonees.—Yesierday mouses charging violations of Act were served on Geo. V. Moore and Lily Doyle, both of Grafton Street. The summonses are for first offences, and are
Monday next.
sum- the Scott
returnable on THe Qveex’s Juniter.—Tie Halifax y Council has unanimously voted to ask the legislature to pass an act authorizing
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an asses-ment for $1,500 to defray any necessary expense that may be incurred by the board in the celebration of the
jueen’s diamond jubilee.
Commitrep ro Jatt.—-Lhe police broke into tue house of William Proui, on Rich mound Street, this forencon, and arrestel Proud against whom there are three separ ate convictions for violating the Scott Act. Proud was taken direct to the jail,
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Ax Uskxown Arrestepd.—This fore- noon the police arrested John Q’Brien, alias Joe Beef, alias Joseph Blancherd,
alias Bartender, on acharge of violating the Seott Act, preferred against him by Prosecutor Cameron, O’T rien,etc ,etc.,runs a bar in the place lately occupied by H. C. Connolly, ou Grafton Street.
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Favir Growers Meetixc — A ynblic meeting in the intere-t- of Fruit growers will be held in the hall at Eidon on Thurs day Feb. [8th at 7 o’clock p. m. Ad- dresses wili be delivered by Governor Howlan, T. J. Dillon, F. B. McRae, A. Martin, Senator Prowse, Dr. Jenkins, and others. An invitation is extended to every one, dy. wky.
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Sciiivan WEAKENIN« ef the
worrying
livan, convicted Dutchers, is approaching execution, and a few days ago wrote a letter to mother lLeseeching her to do something to save his life as be was an innocent map. Accordingly a petition asking that the sentence be com- muted to imprisonment for life has been drawn up and is pow in circulation.
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Carp or Tnaxks.—The promoters and
i those in eharge of the High Tea, Fanev
Sale and Entertainment given at the Hotel Davies on last Wednesday afterncon and evening, desire to express their cordial thanks to those who so generously patron ized the same. They also wish to state that the proceeds amounted to the hand- come sum of $260. This, a8 the result of only two week~’ effort, is something un- precedented in the fancy sale and concert line here. The generosity of Mrs. J. J. Davies is especially appreciated. exsist
Bexevo.est Inisu Sociery.—The con- stitution of the Benevolent Irish Scciety has recently been revised and amended
and now provides for the granting of a}
si:k members benefit of $3.00 per week, and nursing by members of the Society. The revised constitution retains its origi- nal provision for the granting of relief to the deserving poor of all clasees and cre-ds This Society is now in @ prosperous con- cition and has ample funds for the landable objects it has in view. Tle membership has been steadily increasing ar d we expect sv0n to see scores of names added to the roll. The dues are only two dollars per anuum, payable quarterly in
advance, and no .dmission fee is now
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Keep the date in view and
basiness, ete., they could not all be initiat- ed the same evening, but it goes to show that Charlottetown Lodge is still keeping the popularity that it gained by hard work after its organizaticn some three years ago. The Lodge is plannivg something new in the line whieh will b announced when decided upon. St. John Lodge, of this city is also striding forward [t was instituted about a vear agofor men only but recently their doors have been opeved to the fair sex and a number have already been initiated with more to follow
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lapis Oysters, beef tea, baked beans, etc., at t:eW.C.T. U. lunch rooms to-night
On till 11 o’clock
Curfew Bell.—Now that the boys have t»st y at home these long evening, give them s»mething toreal. “The Boys’ Own Anuual,” a splendid book for boys, regula: price $2. We have a few left. You ca: have them now for one dollar at Carter’s Bookstore. 35 —lw
Captain Douglass has «pened up shop at Annapolis,
The London Times’ Malrid correspond-
ent telegraphs that the Spanish Govern- ment considers the division of the civil f om the military command in Cuba as
prelimivary to the recall! of Captain Gene: al Wheeler.
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LEEITRS 10 THE RDITOR.
BELKASC AND MURRAY HARBOR RAILWAY. €in,—In an editorial, on Monday, under the above heading, you state that I “strongly opposed the passing the paseing of a resvlution in favor of the Belfast;an Murray Harbor Railway.” If you saw the resolation I think you would oppose it too— and not on the sus- picious grounds you mention. It was introduced by a Mr. McPhee, and seconded by A. P. Prowse, E-q., and ‘in its pre- amble was woven a network in partizan language from.a strong Conservative point of view, implicating Hon. L. H. Davies mm a way I deemed offensive, and in the main part expressed distrust in the Liberal Government at Ottawa if they delayed building that Railway. An amendment was moved by Charles Sencabaugb, Esq., of High Bank, and seconded by me, in favor of the Railway, and of memorializing the Government for its immediate constraction, and this amendment was carried. Senator Prowse and Alexander Martin, M. P., after warmly sapportiog Mc Phee’s and Prowse’s resolution, publicly asked the mover and séconder to withdraw it. So McPhee avd Prowse did withdraw it. { am not going to pass an opinion whether this course was adopted becanse they saw that it conld not be carried. No vote was taken on it. Your correspondent has led you inio error. Anything I can do in favor of this Railway I shall be happy to do; but that resolution { considered wold do more harm than good to the cause. Yours respectfully,
Db. A. Mackoysyon.
Georgetown, Feb. 10, 1897.
THEY WANT MR, CULLEN,
The Parents of Pupils” Petitien the City School Board,
The parents of the pup'ls in the Princi- pal’s department of Queen Square &chool are anxious that Mr. Thomas E. Cullen should be reinstated as Principal, and have signified their desire in the following petition : — To the Board of School Trustees of Char- lottetown. The petition of the undersigned, parents of children attending the Queen Square School. humbly sheweth that,— Whereas, your petitioners are of the Opinion that, under the circumstances, Mr. Thomas E, Cullen, the late Principal of the Queen Square School, was fully justi- fed in tendering his resignation to your honorable Board ; and Wiereas, your petitioners deeply regret that your honorable Board saw fit to, and did, accept bis resignation ; Therefore, your petitioners being unwill- ing to lose the advantages which their children have enjoyed under the care of Mr. Cullen, respectfully request your boo - orable Board to taks the neceseary steps to nave Mr. Thomas FE. Cullen reinstated as Principal of the Queen Square School, in which case your petitioners promise aud pledge themselves, to contribute and pay in to the Board, for the present year, the sum of twenty dollars, being the amonnt of the increase of salary wecessary to retain his services. And your petitioners will ever pray, etc. George A. Dixon, William Dillon, P. S. Brown, Francis Trainor, Mrs B. McQuillan, Mrs. Rush, P. H. Trainor, Bernard Kiggins, Joseph Kent, Patrick Murnean, Mre. W. Mitenell, J. A. Gtiffith, John Joy, M.J. Moren, Mrs. J. Merry, Mrs. D. D. Ryan, Mrs. J.G. Payne, Mre. John Leahy, Walter Oger, Patrick Connolly, John Flyna, James Morgan, ” Patrick J. Trainor, James Laff-rty, Win. Hennessy, Wm. Brawders, W: D. Cantwell, Mr#. Benj Scott, Mrs. J. Gorman, P. McKenna, Martin Walsh, Augustine Callaghan. Bismarck age far more than G'adstone. He is lonely listless and despondent, while England’s G.O. M. is energetic, cheerful and indus- trious. The difference is to be be found in Glad-tone’s love of literature and: devo- tion to humanity, as well, no doubt, as in the natural energy and buoyancy of his disposition, The difference between them otherwise is even more striking. Biemarck is a bad man with false ideals—mulitarism and despotism; Glad-tone is the direct an- tithesis of ali this.
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OF SCOTT ACT PROSECUTIONS. Six,—-I wonder how jong the citizens are going to ailow their taxes to be squan- dered by those fanatics in prosecuting the Scott Act at their expense. The prosecu- | tors salary was not included in the Scott | Act report which was then $350. Add to thie,the Barron case $115, and the expenses for cases since which must be $250, will make, in all, about $709 in about a month taken out of the City Treasury on account of the Scott Act. Why don’s the citizens put a mandamus on the Mayor-and Coun- cil, stopping them from using our taxes in this way. Out of all the cases thet are up and are to be up, there is not probably one dollar to be got.
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TAXPAYER.
A GENTLE HINT. Sir,—I noticed an article in Tae Ex- AMINER @ day or two ago stating that Mr. Warren bad informed you tuat he bad accepted the city’s offer and was now on full time as prosecutor. Now what is he doing? Nothing but sharp prompt work will satisfy the taxpayers. We want no idlere, no sham, no “go slow” policy. Surely a man well acquainted with the city and its people—an ex-policeman—and thoroughly acquainted with the people who visit the town should be able to do better work than Mr. Matthews, a stranger. Where was Mr. Warren’s work yesterday ? His Worship Mayor Dawson bas promised to dismises any city’ official found not doing tis fall duty. It looks as if he will have occasion to fulfil his promise unless matters change shortly. TAXxPATER,
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In the fore:ts of the Bridal Veil Lum- hering Co, at Bridat Veil, Ore., not far from The Dalles, there is a railroad which does business without cars, An article in the Northwestern Lumber- nan, describing the work cf this com- pany, has a picture of a “tra.n”’ on the road, which consists of an ordinary loccmotive, such as are common on logging roads, and a string of logs, each log being as large in diameter 4 he boiler of the engine, or larger. Boards are nailed to the sleepers be- cween the rails and on these the logs slide. Exeept on descending grades, the beards are greased, and the train moves at good speed. Where the road is level or slightly ascending the en- gine pulls the logs, and where it is de- seending it helds them back, At the miils cf this company the manufactur- ed lumber, regardless of size, is run into a flume and this is carr.ed about two miles to the planing mill and ship- pins yard, the flume descending in that distance about 1200 feet, The Misscuri, Kansas & Texas hag been using burnt clay ballast on cer- tain portions of its line in the Indian Territory, and the success hes been great enough to warrant its use on other portions of the line. Kilns are now being erected at Hillsborouga, Tex., to burn the clay for ballasting portions of the Texas lincs, It is reported that the directors of the Metropolitan Street Railway Com- pany of New York City have decided to do away with horse power on their car lines on Fowtrth, Sixth and Eighth avenues, and to introduce the under- ground trolley system. The work of changing over will be started early in the spring.
A Chip Off the Old Blok, Mr. Raymond Asquith, who has just been elected to the first of the open scholarships at Gailoil College, Oxford, ls the eldest son of the British ex-Home Secretary. Twenty-six years ago his father obtained the saine disti..ction,
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Geo. Carter & Co’s. employes. ..... 3.00 G. H. Taylor. ....sscrrrrrcescereseees 3 00 Papoose......... shsbincieenisenniih sae «Lae Philip Coyle.....-..sseeeessesereeesesees 2.00 ©. J. Clarkee...cccccccpsevsese see 2.00 W. E. Dawson, Treasurer.
Bead School District. Charles Leard.........-
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Tuomas Butler... Lawrence Butler. ............ 1
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Always goods the people want,at a price the people like 60 pieces all- wool Dress goods, worth 50c¢ to ‘75c per yard, now at the one low price, 39c per yard, at The Always Busy Store,--STANLEY BROS.
Lavina Tabor and Charles Work were married at Acadia Mines on Tuesday, 220d On the following Friday bride became suddenly ill from inflamma- quickly, so we wouid advise our fiends tion caused by a severe cold, and on the
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Isnt any bigger in our store than elsewhere. It looks bigger because its buying power is much greater, and the buying is further increased this week.
If people who have not yet bought
Boots & Shoes
trom us only knew how much they are losing they could not rest— but it is never to late to mend. The prices we are making this week has never beenapproached. Now is the time to buy.
The balance of our stock of Overcoats and Ulsters at less than half price.
Not Many Left.
Come quick betore they are all gone, to
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We commenced our SPECIAL CANNED GOODS SALE this morn- ing and will continue it for a shor time only.
We have marked our goods at prices so low that they are bound to seli very held this year, lt ij r A} t} :
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JOHN P. JOY
Victor1A CAFE....
THE HEALTH OF YOUR GHILDREN
Depends largely on the shoe they ware. This weather they need good | warm shoes with thick | soles, to keep the foot dry | and warm. We have the proper shoe for boys and girls,
W. H. STEWART & CO.
| .London House Building. W. E. DAWSON.
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